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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRs.-The Board met yestes-
day, Mr.. Purdy presiding, Messrs. Ely, Tweed,
Stewart, Conner, Davis, Little, and Roach present.
The Committee on Annual Taxes reported in favor
Of reducing the assessments imposed upon real estate
and personal property of various parties
Mr.. Ely moved that nasmuch ~ there was no
evidence that these parties had taken the proper steps
by applying to the Tax Commissioners for reduc-
ton of their assessments that, therefore
the report be laid over until the next meeting.
Agreed 10.
Edward +. Harne.t, Second Lieutenant in the
Excelsior Brigade, now in active service, put in Il
clam for Si0 40 salary IA an officer of the Supreme
Court of this State in the First Judicial District
from June - 1861, TO January /, 1862 lie enlisted
IN the brigade about the 9Th Of MAY last, and COM
plains thar Controller uaws has ever since refused
10 pay him his salary. His claim Il based upon the
action OF the Board Of Supervisors On the 80 OF
April ls6l granting furlough to all persons recev-
ing salaries out OF the County Treasury, who en-
listed in the service of the country, guaranteeing all
such persons that their families other representa-
,ives should receive their pay during their abtence
Referred to the Committee on County Courts.
Tine question OF the term-iees Oh tine Sheriff IN
excise suits coming up Informally, MIR. Purdy de-
Tended the validity OF the Sheriff claims upon the
County. lie insisted that the Excise law was now
nulliiy the expense oil attempting 70 carry Al OUT
was much greater than the fees received under ~
that il was impracticabie 10 Try TO execute H. at least
in this county and that 1t ought therefore, TO be
repealed.
Mr.. Weissmaun was satisfied thaiino relief was 10
be expected from the Legislature but IN his opinion
the CIV and County of New-York ought to be cX-
e,orted from the operations of that law.
Mr.. Ely contended that the law was failure.
Coerciye temperance legislation had stirred up Il
spri, Of resistance the part OF those engaged IN
tie li0uor traffic and they were now banded together
80 strongly as 10 uullify the law. The result was,
that instead of a revenue Of 100000 year from
licenses the County barely paid the legal expenses
incurred in s execution out OF the pallry ices re-
ceceiyed from the few who took ont Licences.
Messrs Wessmann, Ely and Purdy Were appointed
COMMITTEE To memorable the Legislature!upOn the
subject and state the views of this Board
The tax on the Atlantic Bank, On motion OF MIR.
Purdy, was reduced to S3OO,OOO.
Adjourned TO Tuesday next.
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GEN. j. IL. LANE.
TIE following letter explains recent occurrences
in the Depart ,aent of Kansas:

TIE following letter explains recent occurrences
inihe Department of Kansas;
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Feb. 26, 1862.
SIR: There should be perfec, understanding be-
tween YOU the local representatives OF the people OF
Kansas and your representatives IN the National
Congress. 10 TINS eHo, MAKE 'ne ioiio"hs s'aso-
ment: w
Meeting 70 take command If collnn designed to
move in four separate bodies through thle State,
southwark.
the country. that satisfactory ARRANGEMENT would
be made with Malor.Gen. Hunter. Such was my
conviction.
| came to Kansas, therefore, intending TO arrange
matters with bin; TO resign my seat IN the Senate 70
you from whom had received 1t, and then to notny
the President of the acceptance OF the commission
of Bngadier-G General, which was not to issue until
the receipt OF such notification.
made every effort which seli-respect wouin per
nit TO effect this arrangement WIN MaJ'eeh; :ii
| failed. The correspondence when published VIII
prove. indeed that l could moi have sersed unohr
HIM in any capacity, however suooFoiha'e' "'''0A'
degradAiion ~, o,ox
( had no military ambition beyond that connected
with his expedition. desired TO surround the IN
sti,ut.on Of Slavery with Tree !eriori W,hn~s
g,rdle the cause Of the rebellion hsen. Witnou.
tanl, ON INV part. rs believe lave been thwafted
In thu the cherished hope o. my NE.
The sad vet simple duty only remains to announce
10 YOU and through you to the people OF hansas.
nv O,nose TO return TO my seat in the United States
Seps,eIa purpose declared to the President through
telegram of which the following is copy;
LEAyENwOKIH Kansas, Feb. ID, 1907
AL efforts harmonic with Ma Gen. Hunter have iseo
an compelisd to decline the brssaership. yv
have nothing further TO say. trust you VIZ
find me as ever faithful TO the State and the clun{.
All m and all have shall now, as heretofore, 10
deyo; ed to them.
" ishing you health, happiness and sale return
to Your constituents,
'""A'' ''A '''AA j. Il. LANE
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+ That cleverest of the British assailants OF
American Republicanism, Tie Saturday Re-
tut-, saws that TIE war has no ineligible
&" object except the determination of the from
90 ser between the two beigerent Republics"
Let our English friend wait awhile, and
r ..lbiy he may discover that it has other OBJ
iects that are ineligible. We learn that some
American officers who once believed with The
Saturday R.rie0 have already changed their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
A FRAUD ON THE ORDNANCE DEPART
MEST,

70 the Editsv Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: / have read considerable portion OF the
report Of the Committee to Investigate Government
contracts, Of which Mr. Van Wyck is Chairman, but
do not find that any investigation has been made
into the sale and delivery to Col. Samuel Colt Q!
10 900 new rifles out of the New-York Arsenal, on
Governors Island, about the 10th Of August by
Gen. Ripley and Lieut.-Col. Maynardier Of the
Ordnance Department at Washington.
These rifles were all new and in perfect order,
being OF the known to the service rs Mississippi
rifles. They were made, believe, at Windsor, W.,
and cost tie Government $lS each. They were sold
at private sale for less than half that amount, and
delivered to private parties Col. Colts order, and
resold to Major Hagner Of New-York for the Gov
eminent at so, within five days after their delivery
from the Arsenal.
The Ordnance Department was paid by Colt in
revolvers at as EACH when the cash price for them
had never exceeded SO.
A the facts stand Messr. Ripley aud Maynardier
must be regarded with very grave suspicious.
Hartford, c.. March |. ls62.
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The following portion of one OF our Washing
ton kilograms was suppressed by the telegraphic
censor on Monday night:
The President Is said TO have been unusually excited
DE ss recep; o. the news but army officers shake their
ds whom they think %; the Old engineer who forty years
sso constructed canal with too narrow to ad-
r the passage o. boats large enough That
-nsa should die Of loajsw is deemed insuaesable"
We understand this to aude to the report
current in Washington that the projected ad
vance OF the army Of the Potomac was defeat
cd last week By the fact that the canal-boats,
which had long been intended to throw troops
aGoss the river were found, when the moment
for action arrived, TOO big to be passed out Of
he canal. Measurement beforehand would
have saved US this .fasco.
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MOVEMENTS OF COL. WOOD.

hKAND KECEPTION At iilS IIU'It' tI''
JAMAICA, l.. l., Tuesday. March D. iBoZ'
Col Wood arrived here at IL O'Clock this morn
ing. He was received by the liremen, military, and
citizens in large numbers at Dorlands Hotel where
John j. Snedeker made eloquent address, warmly
welcoming Col. Wood. The Colonel made brief
reply, heartily thanking his felow-citzens for their
kindness and attention to him.
The procession then formed in line and escorted the
gallant Colonel to Brushvile, his residence, where
he was welcomed home by j. j. Armstrong in a
very spirited speech, to which Col Wood, deeply
touched. replied eloquenty and periodically. Stew
arts Band then played Home, Sweet Home" and
the procession after giving cheer after cheer for the
Hero of the Day." turned their steps toward
Jamaica again. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed
all along the route.
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To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press
WAsHISGroN, Tuesday, March 4, 1859.
Secretary Welles this evening received the follow
ing dispatch, dated
CoLrxBus, Ky, Tuesday, March 4, 1852
SIR: Columbus is in our possession. My armed
reconnaissance on the Cd inst caused hasy evacu-
ation the Rebels leaving quite number OF guns and
carriages, ammunition aud stores, large quantity Of
shot and shell. a considerable number OF anchors.
ard the remnant of chain lately stretched across the
river with large number Of torpedoes. Most Of
the huts, tents, and quarters were DESTROYED Inc
works are of very great strength, consisting OF ior
midabe tiers of batteries on the water side, and on
tho land side surrounded by ditch and abatts.
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, March a, l86i
A special djspatch to The Republican dated Cairo
the 3D. inst, says that Columbus has bsen evacuated
and burned by the Rebels.
The gunboat Benton with Gen. Cullum and Com
modore Foo.e went down the river to day on re-
connossance and found that the Rebels had fled,
having removed their guns and laid the town IN
ashes.
Everything was destroyed that could not be car
ried away.
The Rebels reiterated to Fort Randolph.
The whole town Of Colu.nbus is nothingb but mass
of ruins
The guns Of tho Rebels have also been removed
from the Island Below.
| Gen. Halleck, in an orisr, says:
"On the Recommendation of ths Governor end the
several Judges of the State, it g directed that all
licensed attorneys, courselors and procors be re-
,uirsd to take tie oath Of allegiance prescribed IN
the sixth sect on Of the ordinance Of tie State Con-
yen,ion. passed Octobsr 10, 1851. Judges OF tho
state Courts will refuse to permit any one to prso-
tice in their Courts who refuge or neglect to take
such OATH o o..
"The Beard OF Assessment, in the City OF ~.
Louis for the benefit OF suffering families crIven ~
the enemy from Southwest Missouri, having COM
pleted It's labore AID rendered its final report 1t Is
hereby dissolyed."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

never spoken or voted otherwise than Mr..
Biger would have done. In his speech to-day
he called himself Republican, but the only
men who congratulated him OF its close were
Senators Powell, Salisbury, and Representa-
tive WicklifIe and his colleagues from Ken.
lucky.
GEN. LANE IN THE SENATE AGAIN.
Gen. Lane will resume bis seat in the Sen.
ate this week, probably on Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

II is understood that House Investigating
Coumt.ee has been looking sharp into the
dcings and emoumea;s Of our present Collector,
Naval Officer, sc. Very good, so far; but
wc trust the scrutiny is not to be confined TO
e. last Few months. There is very general
Impression that its extension to the acts and
Official cs.eer of the late Revenue officers al
this nort would open some rich Pl0eeTs, and
we trust the investigation viii he thus widened
Let IL the daylight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
COLONELCY OF THE EIGHTH CAVALRY

Col. Crooks, sth Regiment Cavalry, New-Yors
State Volunteers, having resigned his commission,
Gov. Morgan has appointed Capt Alfred Gbbe, ID
United States Cavalry, to the vacant ColOnelcy.
Capt. Gibbs is New-Yorker by birth, and is in
dorsed by Gen. Mcclellan as one Of the best officers
in the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
The Funeral OF President FELTON,.

30 T0E 1nc1lay. NaIci Z IH5l
The funeral of Persistent FELTON, OF Harvard Cot
lege took place to-day %. the Appleton Chapel, Ola
Cambridge In accordance with tic wishes eT-
pressed by the decoased the cerom"nies were simple
and without display. The Attendance was very
large incloang lie faculty and tlnien's OF INC DO
public estimation. The body was deposited III tie
aioupt Augg.n Cemetery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

IT.. Eyp7css iltimates that if Gerrit SmitA's
7iewF e public policy should prevail it would
reiirc with is learned aud accomplished edit
OTIS Z, seek liberty in Turkey or China.
r!is almost converts W into supporters Of
Mr. smiths IDEAS.
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The great difficulty in the Coniiscation ques-
tiop IS the negro. If there were no patrI-
arcba! institution, all would be smooth and
eas, Then the long and elaborate and elo-
que conservative speeches would all be in
fave OF Furnishing traitors vigorously. Now
r. cherish such an alteration Of Slavery that
il at IL dulls our horror Of rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
weather EIasfyrarG.

B0..DL IUes1.y, Malcl Z, lJl2
Sever thunler-showers and severe gale pre-
yaiec Sound last night. from o'clock IN the
eveniug 80 : O'Clock ia the morning.
Passengers 10y the steamer City OF Newly rk, via
the Sew London and Boston line. arrived here a. 3
n. The Fall River steamboat train arrived at
LOoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

BALTIMORE Tuesday, March 4, 1852.
The Maryland Legislature met in caucus last night
and voted on the tenth ballot for the Hon. Reverdy
johnson az IT, s. Senator. He received 80 votes out
of 49, Senator Pearco received 30 votes. The balance
VIC RI ar ALTERING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
MILITARY APPOINTMENT.

ALBAsr. Tuesday, March 4, 1867.
Gen. Arthur, Engineer-in-Chief, has been APP
pointed by Gov. Morgan Unprecedented, in place
Of Gen. Patrick, resigned, and has entered upon the
discharge Of the duties Of the Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
THE FRIGATE VERMONT.

Bo.ros. Mas. Tuesday, Marchl 1852.
The steam.tug Boardmau, from New-York, arrived
at Provincetown to-day, and reports: Spoke fisher
man, who saw the frga,e Vermont on the let inst.
at anchor on Georges Bank, with her masts cut
away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

II, Southern Rights which, according to
cur :.o.called conservatives, the war must not
diminish. consist simply in the right of few
tho,sand aristocrals to drive and fog, buy and
sell, tie lator.ng millions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Columbus Burned by the Rebels.
THEY RETREAT TO FORT RANDOLPH
Removal Of their Guns from the Island.
spsciS, Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.

wAsHissroS. Tuesday, March T. 1867
A dispatch from the operator at Cincinnati
to the Military Superintendent here announces
that Columbus was occupied at o'clock this
morning. The enemy fell back to Island No. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
ARMY AND NAVY,

The new sloop-of-wsr Adirondack having been
coppered, was foated out OF the dry.dock at the
Brooklyn Navy-iurd yesterday, and is now under
tie shears, receiving her machinery. She will be
pushed forward with all haste and is expected TO be
ready for sea in a much less time than the other
rloops-of.war Oneida and Octorara, which We're
built here.
Tho propeller Dawn has taken the place Of the
Adirondack in the dry dock, to undergo ZONE necee-
stry repairs.
The steamer Connecticut and ship Morning Light
have hauled alongside the wharf to receive their
stores.
The bomb. proof battery Monitor has returned to
the Yard after her successful trial trip Naval
Commission, composed Of Commodore Gregory
Chief. Engineer Garyin, and Naval Constructor
Hart. reported that her steering qualities are all
that c0uld be desired. One steers her with pei
feet facility. She makes complete revolution, IL
either direction within three times her own length.
and within five minutes Of time. The guns wee
fired to test tie question which had been mooted,
of whether the conclusion within the turret would
not be great to inure seriously the ears OF the
men. -.
First blank cartridge was fired with the matches
in the roof open. Then charge OF canister, weish-
me- l3j pounds with ID pounds Of powder, with the
matches rtill open and finally the same charge with
the matches closed, rs they Will be under the hire OF
the enemy
II was found that in every case the concusssion IN
every part of the interior of the turret was consider.
ABLY lees than when standing near such gun fred
in the open sr. The speed OF the vessel was oi
knots tue engines mqkng % revolutions. Ii Is
expected that considerable increase IN the speed
will be attained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
HE PAY OF ARMY AND NAVAL OFFICERS,
IN THE DISTRICT.
THE CAVALRY SCHEME
A NEW INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.
CHANGE IN THE NETWORK POST.0FFICE.

REMOVAL OF Mr.. TAYLOR.
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