New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
the WAR FOR THE UNION,
Thc President and Our Victories.
, PROCLAMATION FOR THANKS Ind PRAYER
y Philadelphia Newspaper Punished
EMANCIPATION IN TEE DISTRICT.
THE TAX BILL In THE SENATE.
OUR REGENT yICVoRiEs-rHANks AND fhA VIM
Be- "a. P,s.tGsnJ Of Ee Uaited STATE; Of A@s'ea'
pRoCI AMATIos.

A pRoCI AhhfioH' Il
h. bas plessed Almighty God 70 voucns'ie "eu''
,ctorio. 90 the lend sDd osys forces ensSseu "
am iu,erpal Rebellion, and ut the Sane 'i'D' 70
.on,,rv ,hs S.,g,r, OF Intervention aud mVssioh
ut.,, ,,,oum.nded TO The people Of the uh's"
,be;, rsst weekly ts-em6lsses IN then aoeu'
tanned olacr. of pablo worship which fhAi occur ne
,,, Of t.ss ProclaIusitn shall have beeh roeeNea' my
..nooIy soanowedso aud render thanks &c cur he'Se-
r,by 6or hcse iucs6abio blessings sASi they tAeh '
49,, ,e spirt,al consultations in behalf Of all those VINO
hes b Sror into siciiou by the csruslies and cai'
ties Of r,ion end civil and that they reverenty in'oa
,ho Divine ridssce National Coun'eh 10 he CT"
thoy ray u etiy result IA the restoration o. peace D
aud unity throughout border, and hasten TIC 'UAi"
mont Of frs,errsl relations tUons all the Confines o. s
Esrtb.
la wines, whereof have heTeun'o set my hana s"o
,a,s., ,h. ,.ul Of the United States to be Alfred
poa. NJ iii. ity Of Warrington This o,h day Of April IN 'h
vr-- of our Lord One Thousand Ei4h; Hundred and
fl sxty.swo ard Of tie Independence O. he tni'ro
Sts,ss he Fightysisth ABRAHAM LINCOLN
sy the President.
WIN H. sEwsRp Secretsry Of sx.e.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Tho following orders were issued to-day:
War DtrARTxsST, WAssISGroS Thursday April 10 looz'
40 ne Military Sups'tis3T Of Teeg'op'i
sis You sre directed stop all telegsfhic conmunics
aoas TO Tas Phadehia inquirer until satisfactory PROOF
smsed . this Department. that the recent publication re-
speetins operations by the Army Of Yorktown were day
ssthorset
You VII proceed 70 Fortress Monroe and make
.,snts H. enforce the orders 4 this Department.
Yours Truly,
EDWIN N. STANTON. Sec. War.
w,saiNeros Thursday April TO- 1852.
Oyde .4-That al applications for passes by DewspapsI ID
nors o. correspondents be referred to Col Ed"Tas san
ford Military Supervisor Telessphs, Ac and be subject
rules and regulations may be prescribed by this
Department NJ. STANTON. Secretary o. Wsr.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Api ie,!iS5z
EMANCIPATION IN THE DISTRICT.
Ii is now hoped that the bill emanci aing the
alaves within the District of Columbia will become
law this week. After pestponing The Pacific
Railroad Gill i'll next Thursday, the House went into
Committee Of the Nhole and by stout and con-
hpuay ineresaing msjority voted 10 lay aside Dili
after bill preceding Ihe Emancipation measure Oh tie
Calendar, and took tbat up Two speeches were
made before adjournment, neither OF wmca dis-
cussed the topic nominaIly under consideration No
desire speak on TIE bal, and 1t viii
probably be reported by the Committee TO the House
Tomorrow aud passed II under tue operation OF
the previous question.
SECRETARY SEWARD.
Saeretsry Seward 10 NOT going TO Corinth, OF The
scene OF any other Western victories.
RHODE ISLAND UNITED STATES SENATOR,
Gov. sarsgue of Rhode Island, viii be elected
United States Senator from that State. He goes to
Yorktown tomorrow. a..
CONNECTICUT UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The Connecticut men here report Senator Dixon's
reelection &c certain. There is no opposition to
him.
THE TAX BILL.
The Tax bill reached the Senate to-day. The Fl
nance Committee will hold its first meeting con-
cenng Il tomorrow.
coyFu,MATIoN or BtyARD TAYLOR's SO1i-
NATION.
Bayard Taylor WIS today unanimously confirmed
NJ Secretary Of Lega.i ion 10 Russia by the Senate
MINISTER At ROME
Minister RaDdall leaves Tor Rome by the next
steamer.
NAMES ov PRISONERS TAKEN Ar HAMPTON
iRoADs.
the following hss been received at the Navy De-
partnent. The Subscriber Peter j. Harsoas, II OF
course included among tire prisonere:
TOBACCO W4KEH0tsE NCHyoyD, V, April 9, lse2 1
SIR: The following il a correct list Of the men
taken prisoners from the t. :. ship Congress- on the
sth Of March last, al Newport News, viz;
VIM Robipion, seaman.
James A. Wickes, Second QDsrermss:sr
5saI CO, 0cG Sso,, Ss JgtHo q Hold
David 9f Sherry Sass R sosis%sa' Ma Gsis
f fsis; B BsIs.s S:sSsHI, oo: Mate
Charles Costello seaman.
ThoDss G.. jones,
samuel Kenny
hishss Quinn, ordinary seaman
tehn Tsnson, ordinary seaman.
". ID Williams ordinary seaman
S,s suih y WiIs leDdsusn.
Edward NJ ord..y i.rssmsr
james McCan.v' l,pd,,osr
John Bead, Ordinary seaman
John Wyiosn, Ian dssosn
John O. Malley, ronne
VIM BALDWIN, Coast Guard qs,L y sa A. wv
John Lakewood, Coast Guard sstL ies,. wv
flcharo Thomas, ard mi u ~ " "
Sesba ID M sIs SV ce. o1 h' e.,
Som Peterson, ccas, Guard, 9sh Reg f. Wv
Jase. Goodwin Coast GasrS son 'Rs .ri NV
In tine hospital at Portsmouth,, Va. ere John Col. |
bins, slightly wounded 1homas Forward, |
isndsman, badly burned; - Flynn, DO, Lett Lex
sanputated.
I an Sir, very repeatedly, your obedient servant.
Hon. GIDEON WEILzs, Secretary Of the Navy.
THE sICk AND WOUNDED.
The Official returns show that on the 4th inst the
number Of sick and wounded soldiers in the hospitals
N The District Of Columbia sud Alexandra was
S.li0.
N, oosfiRMATI0Ss BY THE SENATE.
oe'ae IN Executive Session to-day confirmed
:, . .ouins nations Of Col. G. NJ Dodge of Iowa, COL
-, ?. 0euDp Of the 18th Infantry, and Payrnaster
'"'.'' nr1ee 10 be Brigadier-lenersls OF VoInp. II
,'eN, oAyaid Taylor OF New-York. Secrefsrv Of
'-oea''oh' AZ St. Petersburg; Green CLAW a Ke,.
tueky secretary Of Legation at T.rn Cv,,. n |,
Fooe OF New-fork, Consal ct Miu,,;,Ian. g., !,
Van Wyek OF Nsw.York, Cousul =, p.vo'ao' O
Redheld OF New-York, Consul a. o,ron,o. -
Leslie Oh Pennsylvania, Consul at Iyops. W. y
Nebster Appraiser OF Msrchahdise al Bo.ton. Ioi"
n. Allen OF Illinois, Register Of the Land ,,,.
tefriuian Dakot8b TERRITORY. W.. m :, o "'