, 1862-01-21

THE: LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG RAPH.


[s2ctin Dispatch to the chfcasSs oTribune1
NAsH1SG1os, 5ann arJ TO- 1862.
There has been no official con, drn'atlon OF
the victory over Zollicofer, but Nc, CIe1lan be-
Ieves in it, and indeed recent Il, tiers pro-
phesy it. - -.-.
Hired negroes bring their masters Oh " forty
OF fifty dollars'a year in North Caro1sA a. and
only their board in South Carolina,
The number ofwomen seeking passesS& 'uth,
quadrupie tic instant naval cxpeditien ! on
foot.
= Cassius II. Clay YVES today eon6r1nyG a a
Major-General, and Abner Doubleday asst. d
Brigadier-Ge
Gen. Stones name may disappear from t1:r-A
army rolls. No General who has returned fu-.
gitiye slares will be confirmed.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided.
that teas actually on shipboard prior TO the
passage Of the last tariff bill in august, are
entitled to enter under the old duties. This
is an important decision, involving 4 large
amount.
The Sutlcr Of L regiment in. Virginia has
been expelled by his Colonel for stsAayins''
Treasury notes.
Regular officials and officers of tie Provost
Guard officially called Oh Secretary Stanton,
according to custom, this morning. They af-
terwards paid their respects to Alr. Cameron.
Senator claFk's bill providing compensation
for ihc occupation of property by United
States troops on either side Of the Potomac,
in Maryland or the former limits Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, declares owners entitled to
fair aud reasonable rent for such occupation,
and full compensation for loss, injury anddam-
age This occupation is occasional, but being
such as to prevent owners from the use and
enjoyment Of their estates, it is to be deemed
continuous, and compensated accordingly;
and to carry out these provisions the President
is authorized to appoint four Commissioners,
| two from tile military service, one from the
District Of Columbia and one from Maryland,
who Shall decide all cases arising under this
act, subject to rules and regulations to bc here
after prescribed By the President The mill
fary members art to receive two dollars per
day additional to their usual pay, and the citl-
zens are to receive so much per year. The
Board is not to remain in office more than
two years. The Commissioners arc author
lied TO take testimony By writing,
interrogation, or orally, and are to employ 4
clerk whose duty it shall be to enter their ad-
judieations, in book, q certified copy of
| which award slall entitle the claimant to the
amount due him at the Treasury.
The Nasnl Committee Will make an clabo-
! rate report to the ScnAtc upon Secretary
| Wei1es's apology, reviewing it in detail.
! Senator Shcrman's navy retrcnchnlent bill
fixes the monthly pay OF theslag officer com
manding squadron at three hundred dollars ;
captain on duty, two hundred dollars; CON-
mandcr.. OH duty, one hundred and eighty +;
lieutenant commanding, payulastcr, surgeon,
inspector Of mathematics, each ono hundred
and fifty dollars; lieutenant, chaplain, aud
master Engineer each one hundred and twenty
dollars. The flag officer ia command is al
| lowed one hundred dollars more than his
grade; and when not employed he gets fifty
more. Officers on furlough get only half pay.
Tho flag othcer's salary falls hy this bill from
five thousand dollars to forty-ciSht hundred
dollars; captains from lorty-two hundred dol
hrs to thirty-six hundred dollars, und from
three thousand dollars to twenty four hundred,
according to service Or leave duty; con,nan-
ders from twenty eight hundred to twenty
| AfN AttAA1NA uAA 4A14u hE1lt1 Ella
lundcd sixty Two dollars, to Two thousand ono
hundred and fifty dollars.
It is believed that fifty millions Of the 3.6=
per cent, Treasury notes, relcen1able in one
year, will be issued under existing laws. ono
hundred millions Of the 7,30 per cent. notes
and fifty millions demand notes, have been is
sued. The Nar Department has gi7en author
! ity for thn np]7stD,enf IF warriors frnr1 tff
SENECA Indians, New York.
Eighteen OF twenty negro women and child
rc1rin front Of Bcauregard's lines have beer
arrested and sent to the rear, on the charge o
corresponding with the enemy.
An official dispatch from Fortress Monroe
denies the tclegraphic report that Gen. Woo
has ordered the removal Of women ant
children from Norfolk, in preparation for bonn
bardmcnt; that vessels Of war were prcparin!
for a fight, and that Magrudcr las evacuated
Yorktown.
Gen. Buell. recently said "None Of my Off
tcers shau attempt to tell people what til
"war is about. myself don't know what i
, s'is about. Lonly know that it it's my dut
"to whip the enemy"
Gen. Sumner is so much better that he ma
resume bis command this week.
!; Cassins NJ Clny's request to be released va
not granted till Cameron's appointment.