New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
MnClouand him.elf confessed that he was in daily

our troOpe. PbOepbOrOus aud other II ilhn naUle
compounds have since been found concealed Iesdy
for use, and 1t is also stated that batch Of Union
flags were discovered; but whether or not these
W the remains OF some former celebration Is uil-
known.
BY this time there 10 little doubt that the Unionis,S
ere III possession of the city. but from positive .,ei
hgcrce received here il is certain that u wa ho' w
cuIied on Wednesday last. , ..:.o,.
Meanwhile, the Government officers ano q m 80
have been active in removing TIE most v"' ia" taye
Cles that could be transported, AMI the S be
undoubtedly found very incoDsider'oi' '"
booty they expected. chow. that ,hs
Mans oS onr k;e0 and onnded are not yel known,
but from several sources have mace 'ne 'olo"'"s
brief list: ro,.,. y,s,, Col, Robb
c,n.rr. Tn, CAPT Moy, Memphis; Capt foh.r'
Nashville -, ya.;,,.r,- J,dys Roger. Monroe
Jno Clark Sergeant John Montgomery
- NJ Ben j. @ Watt; Geoi.e la, e'. p,.,u.,, f,;rc.
DS ia. Capt Many Na.hvle; Car, Cnrisr l4,h
,pssepi Capt 6OsOn, iih Mississippi Lieut. poq"eis'
r'I In ~" @o @ Of the last.named regiment, Il
,,ero XII led and wounded. Col. BALDWIN OF me
cane had hs horse shot under hun, ana curing We
dav acted as a Biigadiei-Gererai.
Such is history Of the battle OF Fort Done'srn,
alIoady memorable as tie fercsst on record of the
Southern Conf, deracy, and an attempt at desenp-
ton of affairs in and around Nashville III IL neces
sary mea ser, because one pair OF ey es IN wounded
ho6y could not all that uulsilTeu upon an e6-
teusiye battlefield; and JeIhajs 1t is worse than
meaoer Lecause your cOrresI Ondeut has not had
time before the closing Of the NAIL to dress the facts
in that CARP which might possibly enhance the III
terest Of the narration.
COMMITTEES OF THE REBEL CONGRESS.
SENATE.
Mr. Hunter moved that the Senate proceed TO the
election of Committees under the ruler. lie stated
that IT WAS known that an informal meeting lad
taken place Yesterday for the purIos Of nominating
Committees On behalf Of thai meeting, he mAde
the following report:
Of Alabama Wisa Of Texas, CarA Of Missouri Preston OF
Of V'gAi Davis Of Norb Caroline, senine' oil Lou iIa
Henry Of Tennessee. 81, -,
Forid Dor'ch Of North Carolina feyion Of m"'ou bur
nett Of Kentucky - c,, D.
ton Of Missouri, johnson Of Arkansas Wss Of feA zen
''saroi %Ss,.-Brown OF Mi,issipri Chairman. Oldham
Of exss Of Florida simmf Of Kentucky Doiich Of
JnGe a.v"Hin Of Geers. Chairman; Hsyne. Of Tenne.
see Pheisn OF Mississippi Semmes OF LOUISIANA BuTne't Of
IrI,gn AFair,-Johuson o. Arkansas. Chairman; Clay Of
Asbans Oldham OF Texas. Peyton of Missouri Sin MS oil
P,"ISe,, and Rcad,-Oldhsm Of Texas, Chairman
! Miteheliof Arkansas Baker Of Florida
Public LandsClsrk q Missouri Chairman Bsher OF Flor
Pafsn..Maxwen Of Florida, Chsiruisni Keynes Of Ten
ClainsDavis OF Nor'h Carolina Chairman; Burnett Of
Kentucky Peyton Of Missouri
Tsr,ifries-Wigfs Of Texas Chairmsni Brown Of Miss
,ipui Ysncey e Alabama.
1ecornf.hitehel Arkansas ChAirmsn Dorteh Of North
Pinfisg- Phsen OF Ais,is,ippi Chairman Hid OF G.ors
Clark Of Missouri.
/ On motion Of Mr.. Hunter, the Senate adopted the
Committees as reported above
HOUsE OF REPRTsESTATIvEs.
The Speaker announced the following Committees;
Cemmifes On Iiet oa'-Me'., Smith Of n C., Vet Of
Mo STAPLES of Va Crochet NJ Nv Osfdelie Of Tenn.
Currx Ala Clam Of Mis-. poTklrs Of luppe
Tau and M.an,-Me.srs Kenner Of La. Jone, Of Tenn
Ais Msehen ofHy Holt of Geo. and Graham Of Texas
PnsL Of Ala Dsyis Of M.. Hart. Of Mo Swami Of Tenn
BridseIs m. G., and Bstson Of An
Smith 3. Aa pei.rsei,e ofv. Esrisese q Miss c aeer
Of c. Breckridse o. Ky, Preston DIVA, ard Mclean q
Norsi Afoy.-MesrL Conrad Of Ia, Boyoe Of s G..
Wright Of Geo. Cior,on Of oonia Of Tenn. 81 no G.
JadiciarI-Mssu, Gstrel Of Georgia Rmse Of VifFiuls
este o. T'nnes.es Gray Of Iera' Ashs o. North Carolina
cocss of Mi,toori MeDoSe OF North C.roie. Lyon. q
virrins sexton Of 1eI, Where Of Loti lana w Bruce
f hsnSe1 es SSs Po RaSSs. Chiffon Of A.bsn.
Courow q Missouri eo,,,.I Of Asn 81. Jesn,on 9, vi
Of Mi,,i,pp Hilton Of fiorid. aud Herbert Of IeI,s
M1,ps cf f ~Sd Jtns, Of vrns Freeman
Seorss Fossr Of Aisbsma Baton Of Arkansas, Ls~i' o.
JSs3Gn ITani-Mes,. siueieton Of Mi.ssi9pi Elliott o
KsnUcky Huuley Of Arksusss Dupfe Of Loasns Gooie o.
Vginls Tibb Of snn.s,ee Wright OF Teas, AHi son o.
North CsroliDa and Raw- Of hlabsm.
Patcaf.-Ms,,r, ten q M"ouI, Lander o. Nohh Caro-
ina Reed OF Kentucky Clifton Of Ashsns stsres Of VIZ
rpia Msuha Of Louisaus Hilton OF fonds Strickland d
5ieOT sis and Wright o. 1eIas ,,.,
Burnett Or Kentuoky. vro Of Louisiana CooP Mi,'
,irpi Mclean Of Noh csIoios nnns,Snn Of oeofsiA
4 rounfs-Mesis MoQusen Of South CsIoiina Foster o.
Alabama Kensn Of Nonn Carolina sutLsnd Of Georgia and
Rni,. ad 0ee,. Of Hour me,,r. Jones Of Tenps's.s
Perkins Lousre Boteler of 'Genia' Lewis Of Georgia
TGs and matage-Buuet Of Kentucky Singleton Of M'
.. sgd BIoss ofNs so G',s =, Ksr0,,, cb,ub, Of
MsHssippi and Tibbs o. Tennessee. . -,
TGI anG Seoi-Mt,I, Boieler Ofvirsnia, Smith Of
bsma md Grey Of Tens
TIE REBEL CABINET.
A Richmond paper says that the following will
in all probability, constitute the Cabinet Of Pres
ident Q4vis:
judah p Benjsuin Of Louisiana Secretary of State.
Genera Robert ). Lee Secretary OF War.
oensIal George Rsndei:l Of Virginia Secretary
G Of South caroipa Secretary ofTre.,uy
MI Henry 81. {. from ke'iuctv, Pos'masieF.GtnefsL
/ Hef.chcl v. JohnsoH Of Oeoigia Attorney General.
INTERESTING PARTICULARS REGARDING TIE
MOVEMENTS OF USIONIsTS.
From he hnoTriie ReqstsS Feb. O.
In Il short article, n few weeks ago. Announcing
The adjournment Of the COurMadial ia ,his CITY, wc
prouied to furnish more in detail ZONE Of the facts
cOnnec ed with The burning If The railroad bridges in
Fact Tennessee IL will be remembered that there
were five BRIDGES destroyed by the Lincoln traitors,
to-wi: The Hoiston Bridge, toe Lick Creek, The Iii.
wassee, aud two acrOfs the Cbickamguga, IN Hamil-
ton County--sli occurring The same ii. Vt, the
night Of TIE 9Th or the morning Of the 9Th Of NOyem-
Der. An attempt made also at tie ssne time to
fire the Strawberry Plains Bridge, which was pre-
vented By the heroic conduct OF tie Waterman,
kee.n. No dO0bt efforts were aI-o made To de-
sirOy the bridge at Loudon, an1 il doubtless would
have been done Lad not n military force been sta
toned there. Thee cOncuring facts indicated most