The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-10

on sa soout tho time OF the imaginary breaking OF oo
BLOCKADE OF Charleston by Beauregad and ngraham the
BRUSH sioop-ofv Cadmus, should gone into that
port. taken or the British Consul there Mr. Bunch
ried him 70 one Of the British West India islands, and
that instead OF his returning England by the regular
West India mail packet, II the government required his
presence the Cadmus should have been employed that
purpose Bunch the active friend or ana operator for
the blockade runners and the rebels In Charleston He
made himself ocious In connection with the French con-
sui In sending Mr. Prescott formerly Assistant Secretary
Of State under Buchanan to Richmond to try
the accordance the rebel to the principles
Of the Paris Conference the subject Of privateeng;
and the suppostion here that the key 10 his recent
movements is TO be found the anxiety OF the British 60
vernment to have his oral explanation Of the condition
and prospect OF Affairs In the rebel confedcracy before
coming 10 any ultimate decision to s action 70 tth
speculation that impars the movements OF
who personally ID Of very little consequence.
EFFECT OF THE CAPTURE OF THE UNION F0KUn A.
FAIRFAX CoUKT HOUSE.
The capture Of Brigader General Stoughtsn ID bitter
dose for those who had charge OF the pickes his ne
Tho Captain Moseley who commanded tho squadron d
rebel cavalry who made the raid ID special favorts
General Stuart, who recommended him for promotion
some time ago.
General stoughtons nomination a. brigadisr general
has been confirmed. It IL stated that no esablh
cd mis- headquarters Fairfax Court House, which
distance ffom tho main body Of his command, ID
accordance with orders from his superior ocers Seve
Senator'S today insisted his nomination brga
der general should be withdrawn.
REBEL Y0RcE THOUGHT TO BE MOVING TOWARDS
WINCHESTER.
strong force Of rebels at Luray recently and the
military authorities Winchester opinion that they
are moving upon that place.
IMPORTANT EVENTS EXPECTED SOON TO TRANsPIRn
IN THE WEST.
The drift Of information from the West Is that grand
military movements the eve OF execution, with
great hopes Of success
CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES, FROM THE REBEL
STATES
The law Of Congress relating tho organization o the
House directs that the call OF members shall be
up those who elected under the laws Of the
States and the United States will thus be the duty Of
Mr. Eherdge to determine whether persons who may DO
elected Southern States within military lines are
qualified.
NOMINATIONS coNFIBMED BIT THE SENATE.
Tho following nominations to-day confirmed BY
the Senate In executive session.
OWL OFFICERS.
John Potter Of Wisconsin, to be Governor Of DaocsaA
Hiram c. Dr!ggs, Of Michigan, to DO Register Of The
Land Once at East Saginaw Mich.
Samuel p Allen to be Collector Of Internal Revenue Tor
iies "'-'' ''S-'A ~'''''''''' N''''' " = '
MILITARY OFFICERS.
The following Brigadier Generals Of Volunteers 70 -
siias Casey, May 81, 1852.
Henry W. socum, July 4. 1852.
John g. Parke July Is. 1862
Charles 8. Hamilton. september 10, 1852.
Hiram G. Berry, November % 1862 -
Abner Doubleday, November 20. 1852. -.
Winfield 8. Hancock November 20. 1891
George L. Hartsun, November 20. 1854.
Francis J. Heron, November 20, 1862.
Oliver Q. Howard, November 20 1852.
Robert H. Milroy, November 49, 1862.
Richard J; 0glesby. November e. 1907
Daniel z. eckes, November 20. 1862
John r. Reynolds, November %, 1852.
George Sykes, November o. 1862.
The following 70 be Breadisr Generals Of volunissss
Major John Buford Assistant Inspector General Unisd
Col Francis Z. Barlow, sixty frs. New York.
COL N J. Jackson, Fifth Maine. September "a. 1882
Capt Gouverneur K Warren Typographical Engineers,
Colonel Fifth New York, September 20, 1861
Col John H. A. Ward, Thirty eighth New York. October
Col Solomon Meredith Nintsensh Indiana Oct Q, 1857
Major George l. Andrews Seventh United States infantry.
Colonel Second Massachusetts,, November 10, 1852.
The following 70 rank Brgadier Generals Of volun-
teers from November 20. 1897
COL James Barnes Eighteenth Massachusetts
Brigadier General Egbsst B Brown. Missouri Militia.
| Col Jacob Ammen, twenty fourth Ohio.
| stephen @. Champlin, Michigan.
Capt Richard Arnold, Rhode Island. Fifth u g. artillery
| Col VIM Dwight, SEVENTEEN New York
Col Chas c. Dodge. First New York Mounted Rides.
Col Hugh B. Ewing, Thirtisth Ohio.
Col. 7. 7. Gerard, Third Kentucky.
Colonel Charles A. Hickman. Ninth New Jersey.
Capt. VIM; ,. Hazen, Eighth United States infantry,
| Colonel T. W. Hincks Nineteenth Massachusetts
Colonel Edward HarIand, Eighth Connecticut.
Colonel VIM. Harrow, Fourteenth Indiana.
Captain Lewis c. Hunt United states infantry
Colonel Ninety second Now York.
Col, w Walden. Krzynnowsi, FIFTY eighth New York.
Col W: {. M. Mclean, Seventy nth OHIO
Safnu Monh Ln0 torp
| Colonel George J. McGinnis Eleventh Indiana
Colonel G. L. Malthies. Fifth Iowa cavalry.
Major David A. Russell Eighth United States infantry
Colonel OF the Seventh Massachusetts.
Colonel Thomas H. Ruser, Third Wisconsin
Volunteers and First Lieutenant In Ordinance Depart
Colonel Robert O. Tyler FRS. Connection, artillery.
Captain Frank Wheaton, Fourth United cavalry,
Colonel Of the Second Rhode Island
Major Adam Semmer Sixteenth United States infantry
Mayor Dlvid riIlson, Maine arti lery.
Colonel George d. WAGNER, Fifteenth Indiana.
Colonel s K zook, FIFTY seventh New YORK
colonel John H. McNeili, Missouri state Militia
X. A. auckland, OF Ohio
Colonel samuel Beatty, Nineteenth Ohio.
Colonel Chas. X. Graham, seventy -fourth Now YORK.
Colonel Edward II. Hobson, Thirteenth Kentucky.
Colonel n u Lesget, Seventy ninth Ohio
Colonel Joseph 7. knpo Forty.sixih Pcnnsyivania
Col John Masqn s.h o. and Capt IN llth I.ny
Colonel Ransors isssn. ai Illinois, ss:.''
Colonel VIM Van Dover, Ninth Iowa.
m% eaIn f is ssn
Colonel Lysander Cutler. sixth wisconsin.'
NOMINATIONS Br THE PRESIDENT.
r. Bstts Of this CITY, appointed Consul at Omoa and
Truxio Honduras, having resigned, L. l. Landlord OF
Massachusetts has been nominated by the President 70
oil the vacancy.
samuel r. Allen editor Of the Rochester Dssocraf has
bssn appointed Collector Of Internal Revenue Of tho
Twenty eighth district Of New York. In the place Of the
nominee who rejected By the Senate The nomipa-
ticn confirmed without the customary refersncs 70
committee The appointment Of Mr. Allen was asked TOR
BY Freeman Clarke, member Of Congress elect and by
Senators Harris and Morgan.
GENERAL YRKnosr HxroRH rHa WAR COMMITTEE.
Major General Fremont this morning before the
Committee On the Conduct OF she War