New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04
ana ia vieilantly watching for the " He'sian

Samp or the field.
RETURN OF MINISTER C0RwN.
Minister Corwin will probably return IRON
Sscxico within month. lie has been re'ueeu
leave of absence upon his earnest request twice
sepeated, and has other causes oil diSs"'i'i"c-
zion with the state Department
,rur DESIGN or ENGLAND.
II is almost certain that the English VIII
occpry if they have not already occupied.
Mstamoras, with the design it is feared, Of
opening communication with the Rebel States
Ay way Of Brownsville, exporting cotton, and
portipe contraband Should such be their
mention nothing but the natural obstacles OF
q. country can prevent il from being carried
=. while Texas continues disloyal
Carl. scHURz COMING HOME.
CARL Sehurz has asked and obtained leave of
absence from Madrid, and is probably already
on his WAY home. The causes assigned for his
feturn are purely speculative.
Gsy. M'CLELLAN's HEALTH.
Cen. McCiellanYlept ten hours last night-a
favorable fact in a typhoid case. To-day he
ssi up some time attending to business.
ERRONEOUS REPORT.
The report Of the Associated Press, that the
French Ak British Ministers did not call on
Strretsry Seward on New Years dOy, was err
,oeOls. Lord Lyons with his whole legation,
sd HE respects to Mr.. Seward as did Mon
sierr NeTcier and the French attaches
TIE RELEASED TRAITORS.
Mason and Sdell VIII go no further than
Halifax in the Riaado. There they will take
enc niagara.
REBELS FORTH YING CENTREvILLE.
Five. contrabards seeking asylum to-day in
the camp ct the ed Pennsy lyania, and fudiug
it, report that the rebels are vigorously
certifying Centregille and its vicinity.
ANorHER MASON AND sLIDELL CASE.
There are 10 elements Of another Mason
and Siide case on all tours, with it now
partly in Tort Lafayette in the persons Of
Tbos. S. Rogers OF Texas, and' Que Zachary
Of New. Orleans. They were taken early in
December, by our Commodore Ridgeley, of
the Enghsh schooner Victoria on her passage
from Havana to Matamoras Dispatches for
Rebel leaders were in their pockets, aud there
was the fullest evidence Of their being on an
srrand hostile TO the United States. 1t is
probable that the State Department will not
0st for Il demand for the surrender of these
men, but will speedily enlarge them.
THE BATTLE OF DRANEsyII.LE.
Gen. Mccall has received the following letter
from the Secretary of War:
WA , Dsg.m1sssF. Dee. e. 1851 &C.,,
SEp have read your Tep. o. The b,s o. w.,
citizen 81 Commonwealth a. sell ana tue toyp
s. ~ 5iystiou Of the gasnt duct .psyed both
by ece and in this their hi contest wiib IT, en-, my
rlv AL ri vonr command inst ossion ar eiie ny
personal irsnd Of those with "h"n io' fng go
have beeE mr. CT ess .Inse no et.P no,s
than psiofu they among the init ievVe ne tyS
sbss SpsD o county by the OF the Revocation AGA he
soais Of hs War Of 1912 II Of ths bright o nat
rvss xsursco Of he Of coming events I'D y. ect
Heretofore ihs q country viii tiuml
lar a. ny grained that Fem SYLVIA AiiileF C9tl
sommsDded iy oceI no have reee'.1Iy ma Do, nu
Js.eaatc ,,rgc;.on have WOO rot OILY W.
for tie wonderful rap'oy and eccuiSey o. men VIZ
ish COZ d desgoAs ell toe men wno uooy oi'chTgng
ne. ao NJ S.se? portion. Of tho sny viii be stmaa,
sIv te DECIDE and msa si oe @o9d to '-y thai al
H., Genersi very respectfully your oodt feryt.
SIMON CAMKkON, Secretary Of War.
sRpIiyaL JUSTICE IN TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUNBIA.
The following is copy OF Senator Grimes's
Oil ia regard TO the administration Of criminal
Justice 10 the District of Columbia:
Sci r., enoe,ed &c. Tbst oil PERSONS who confined
IL te a the Dsict Of COut Pof to the i4st term OF
e Cnilc Cont 3d. al1 iOT fsd Dstic AID tgsin.t whom
no ud rreuf or Indictments found RI aid be ond
ih, ne hre, aseaiea to :, entitled 70 70 ~ MY sna
al soe persons ut liberty withou' eApeee to such Liberated
9erso,s
made daty o. the JUDGE Of the Criminal Court Of ssld
he entered Oh the records Of said
before the final adjournment Of each term ma itR
ldfsey Of al persons who confined IN u = ah OF
i.rc before tie Clend jury for that tern ~e. t. pea.
sS a. against w'o no ndein. 1t "a i'1na ey to n
ean shall tlercc be the dlty II ne Ma'' OF me Di,
md % 'e' OFT fIch suspected gnd confined person a. merry
PENSIONS.
The following pensions have been granted
f'1as. G. Longgood, private 10 Company, X Of I'd
egimeht Kama, Volunteers, wounGsd ia lei' breaat
he battle Of Wilson's Creek, lensioued Tor half
tabiliiy q the rate Of 81 per month
Htcbael MoClain, private ia Company II, Of ~
SAnsaS Volunteers, wounded III eft hand and vg,ist
v the battle Of ilsOn's Creek pensi,ued for hall
'gility at tho rate Of n per month.
izabelh G.. Stsrtird, widow Of Geo T. StarLird
corporal, Company ID, 4th Regiment Maine Voluu-
''anc COeWove, widow Of Calvin Col~vrove, cor
oral, Company /, isl Regiment Michigan Volun-
%. KILLED al Bul Kan, Sc 80 per mouth.
William koth, private, Company +, "a Reg
10 I Missouri Volunteers, s. per rsonth-inveid
o. sion.
"A North, private, Company G, 35,h Regiment
=. /; .: NJ lost lett hand by gubshot while Oh
gurrd; g per month.
Nahum NJ. Thompson, private Company a, 5rh
keSlmeui Maine Volunteers, InguiuI Hernia; So
Francis Runner, private, Company II 9TH Regi.