New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

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,.,OoOniyances to secure their trial. The bill d.
,acts the Secretaries of State and War forthwith 70
6,1;sh to the Judges of the Circuit and District
Co,,s Of the United States list of the names OF all
,be ner,ons citizens Of States in which the admins
trstiou of the laws has continued unimpared IN 'ne
TeSsral Courts, who are now may hereafter
hs held as prisoners Of the United States in any FORT
srssna or other place as State political prison.
,rs. or otherwise than prisoners OF war; the list
% contain the names Of all such who res de within
The jurisdiction of the several Judges, or who may
ha deemed by either Of the Secre sres TO have vlo-
lated any law of the United States, and in all cases
where the Grand Jury having attended at any
COURT having jurisdiction in the premises since the
arrest Of such persons has terminated its session
w1thou. finding an indictment against them. Ii IL
made the duty Of the Judges forthwith to issue
writs to bring them before them, and they are
authorized TO bail them in such Gums as they may
think proper; and every officer Of the United e's'es
having custody of such prisoners ia directed inme-
5iately to obey and execute the Judges order' in
case he delay or refuses to do he s subeet 10 e
and imprisonment The bill also authorizes the
President in case of rebellion like the present, 10
suspend the writ OF hsbess corpus The OIL Ia essen
TALLY different from that introduced by Mr.. May.
sKIRaIIsH IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The following telegram gives the Rebel account
Of skirmish in North Carolina, of which We have
no news:
GoIpsBoRo, Tuesday, April Is, 1862
On Monday last, below Pollocksville, near
Ruiston a skirmish took place between detach.
ment of the ID North Carolina cavalry regiment
and the enemy's pickets. Lieut.-Col. Robinson,
who commanded lis probably q prisoner. Capt.
Turner was hurt by lall from his horse, two pr
Yates were seriously injured, and five wounded
with gunsbotS.
MOVEMENTS OF MEXICAN MINISTER'S.
Senor Romero, the Mexican Minister, went to
New-York to-day, TO meet Senior Puente, the late
Mexican Minister near MAJ oleon who is expected by
the steamer tomorrow. He will be invited 10 visit
Washington before returning home.
THE TANGIERS PRISONERS.
Probably no de6ntive decision has ye; been ar
rived at by the Government in the of the Tan
giers prisoners, now at Boston. The principles iD
volved have undergone cureful examination, and ii
Is believed in some quarters that the inclination
of the Executive is TO rele them on the ground
that they como within the definition of political refu
gees entitled, under American preccden,s, to the
right Of asylum, even in countries where our Con-
sus have plenary civil and criminal jurisdiction 1t
is at all events pretty certain that Government will
not think the captiyes worth much diplomatic CORE
spondence.
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
After a careful and thorough canvass Of the Senate
ty the friends of the bankrupt bill they declare that
there 10 large majority in favor of the in
that body, and that number of Senators. among
them Senators Collaner, Grimes Harris, Trumbull,
McDougsl, and Garlic, express willingness TO take
speedy action upon it. The time bas now arrived,
they assert when judicious and general bankrupt
law favoring both the debtor and creditor interested,
shosld be promptly passed in order TO relieve that
large class Of individuals wlose business has been
prostrsted by the rebellion.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH HAYTI AND LIZ
IBERIA.
Mr.. Sumner viii at an early day call up his bill
establishing diplomatic relations with Hayti and Ii.
beris which he has held back until the question of
orav~sy 40 the District had been disposed VI. 1t Is
nos Improbable that Tho oiE viii reach the
House Committee on Foreign A6'airs in which there
is strong opposition to it, led by Mr.. Crtendsn, but
that it will be passed by the House without q refer
enee. Ssssss
COAL SHIPMENTS.
The recent order Of the Treasury Department FOR.
bidding the shipment Of coal to foreign poits and 10
home ports south of the Delaware has been 10 far
modified az TO confDe it TO tho ports north OF Cape
ST. Roque South America, and west OF that loDgi-
tude.
VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO ACQUA CREEK.
On Saturday afternoon the President, accompanied
by Secretaries Chase and Stanton, Capt Dahlgen,
and ID. d. Field of Ne@-York went down the Po-
tonlsc in the Revenue steamer Miami 10 Acquia
Greek.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. MCDOWELL.
Gen. Mcdowell came over early the next morn
ing and accompanied the President 10 Washington.
He will Immediately transfer Lis headquarters from
Cstlett's Station 10 Fredericksburg.
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE PRESIDENT.
The PresdeDts return from Nayy-Ysrd 70 the
Executive Mansion was marked by an nntownrd
accident. As the carriage descending Cspitol
Hill the boFses became unmansgeabe, and turned
suddenly to the side Of the street sgainst bank
which arrested their further progress A good deal
Of alarm was moifested by the passersby, but the
President experienced Inconvenience beyond
being compelled 10 take another carriage to the
White House.
THE RUMORED DEFALCATIOS.
The rnmor or accusation thai defal Gtion had ,
been discovered in the Department ol War, during
the administration Of that Office BY Secretary Came
son, Is oontradicted by distinguished member Of
Congress who says that be has his authority directly
from headquarters.
STATE PRISONER SHOT.
State prsoner, Jesse ID. Wharton, from near
Hagers'own, Maryland, was shot by a sentry yes,er.