New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
ARRIVAL or REFUGEES FROM THE SOUTH.
The Suffering Endured in that Section.
ps..is Dispa.oht0 The N. Y. Tribune
WAsMSGToS. Tuesday. March II, 1893.

WAsaiSGToS. Tuesday. March II, 1903
DISAPPOINTMENT OF GEN. FREMONT.
Mai Gen Fremont left for NewYork tonight,
bis interview with tho Secretary OF War this morn
ing having proved unsatisfactory. Beiors the adj
;ournment 4 Congress several leading Republican
Senators WIRE assured on the highest possible
authority It'd he was about to be restored to active
service in ied that would satisfy his friends.
He reua5sd here two or three weeks, at the ex
press reqast of the Government under the promise
that lie s.euld have certain command, suited 10 his
rank and osiuon; but ii now seems that be will
not be asgned 10 it at present, although the T. eel
dent All Secretary Of War desire that he should be-
the hter opposition of Gen. Halleck having
blocked, if hot defeated, the arrangement.
Gen Fremont dietiuctly signifed to the Govern
nent his readiness to accept any command inyov-
ing the early probability Of meeting the enemy in
tie field, bu. by the course of the Gencra-in-Chef
he IL continued in the enforced iienes so reiuguani
10 bis nature and so unsatisfactory to his friends.
DINNER TO THE HAYTiAN MINISTER.
Secretary Seward gave a diplomatic dulner this
evening in honor Of COL Roumain, the fret Minister
accredited from Hayti to this Government. Beside
Col. Rouman the following representatives of for
eign powers were lresent; Baron Gen.lt, Dean OF
the Diplomatic Corps, NJ De Stoeckl, the Rufsi an
Minister, Lord Lyons the English Minister, and NJ.
MERCER the French Minister.
Tie other guests were Secretary Chase, Post
u,aster-Genersl Blair, Senator's Sumner Harris and
Morgan, Judge Otto Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior, VIE. Whiting Solicitor of the War De-
psrtment), and Judge Goodrich Secretary Of Lega-
ton AZ Biussels).
THE NEw-HAMPsHIRE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
The result in the First District Of New Hanp-
shire is, according TO private advces received here,
less certain than the Coz perhesds would have us
suppose. The official count has not yet been com
pleted, but by the figures as they at present stand
Mr. Marcy is only ten ahead Of Mr.. Eastman. 1t
IL thought that tie full official count will give the
certificate " MIR. Eastman. II it does net lie will
probably contest Msrcys right to seat.
MISS FoRD's COMMISSION.
The following is copy of the commission Of Miss
Ford, Stougbtons captor alluded 10 lsst night:
To ALL WHOM NAY CONCERN: Know ye that reposug
special couadeses IL the p,,o' hdeiy. and ability Of
inye ted 10 in ho Provisional Army
Of the Confederate aes Of America do hereby eppont and
commission her my Honorary Aid De Csmp rank Is such
for hi, date Sic wi bo cLeyed respected aud sdrned
By al the overs Of a noble nature.
Given under haud sed seal at the Headquarters Cuyrly
Brigade Camp Beverly the seventh day Of October A. d.
1851. AND he mat year Of cur independence u-...
Impression ofhh sisnsi ringl
BY The General.
l. TIkKYAY BRYAN, As.s ant Adj u,snt- General
LAST NOTICE TO ABSENTEE OFFICERS.
The following order has been issued:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJuTASr-GESrR.ps orrrcs,
NAsHIS6Tos. March ~, lo65.
The following named officers, having been reported
Ut the Headquarters Of the Army, for the ofenses
hereinafter specified are hereby notified that they
IN IL a., I'D
States, unless within - days from this date they ap.
pear before the Commission 10 session in this city, Of
which Brig Gen. Ricketts, 10 president, and make
satisfactory defense to the charges against them.
sa as.Isr @ Mr. %soe asd P sarseoa
RsT S'e iS,.. a s" a.d c.s
r. r Cowes, A. q. NJ. 80 Bhgsds lot Division, % Aray
Willard I'd 6 5iho V oS s h''S CAPT. H
John Dunn, ssth Ind csp' Ihomes riyoec ssh Indi
F F Co. c Penn Capt Co U ' Co. sa
Capt Richsrd BUD, seti p. Capt WIN II D.ok.' Co. II.
Lieut.. John W. CumniDs., as,h Ind fhsi Lieut. II. l.
Bodsei Co. c. iith Pa Fir, Lieut.. @ oss,en Battery D.
Y; Second Lieut. Jane. Shaw Go: A, l21d \. Second
Lieut. h. NJ burLmsn Co. e. lith Penn Receives; Second
Lieut. Iis"t p Ts o. Battery d. ia t. s. Artillery ieSt j.
JueIbson. Co. X 9Th ~ vi Lieut. W. e. Miller. Battery b.
FhrisG i 70 RrJonr At COsgALysozSr CAxr PR on.
CLARKE, co. G, 8th Ill Cav; ls Lieut. Adam lisri Co.
II 4lth n y; I'd Lieut.. Charles WoI. Co. e. IOth Mas
o., Adjt. 2lh Wis; Lieut. J. M DougheIy. 90, a os:h
Penn.
The following for the causes set opposite their
respective names:
Asst Surgeon j. p. Aleorn. l2o,h Ohio Vols accepting
brides for procuring discharge OF soldiers; lot Lieut. X
6ehorcksrd 39h N Y. Vols. dIUnkennes, aud conduct
becoming officer ard gen, Liou' John Nj fbbs Let
Virginia Csvsfy drunkenues and representing himself as
~ officer Of the Provost Guard.
L. THOMAS. Adjut,nt-G eners.
NOT GOING TO SOUTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. John Hay, Assistant Private Secretary TO the
President, has concluded not to accept position on
Gen. Hunters staff. He returned yesterday from
New-York, and resumed bis duties at the White
House.
MOVEMENTS OF MR.. GURLEY.
Hon. John A. Gurley, Governor Of Arizona, leaves
for Cincinnati tomorrow lie will not start for the
Territory before June.
PERSONAL.
gHon. Alexander Randall, Assistant Postmaster
General, 10 abseDt on q matrimonial trip TO WeNern
Nsw-York. The Secretary OF the Interior is spend
ing few days 10 Indiana. Gov Andrew johnson
of Tennessee wes present at the Cabinet meeting to.
day, by special Invitation.
ARREST OF A NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT.
An army correspondent of Tie N. y. Herald
named DsDys, was arrested near Falmouth yesier-
day, by order Of Gen. Hooker, for publishing infor-
nat.on tending 10 benefit the enemy lie Is coaiiued
or the prison-sbip atAcquia Creek.
TIE SUPREME COURT CLERKsIHP.
An effort is making TO procure the appointment OF
Andrew Wylie Of Virginia az Clerk Of tho Supreme
Court Of The District. the President has an I'M
Questionable legal right 70 resppoint him us one VI
Ne iQdQes 40 VACANCY having existed until the