New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE REACTION In GREAT BRiTAlN
Recognition of the Confederaft's lmposSl'le
The RECENT REPORTS ABOUT VICKSeUAG.
The Capture Of Fort MeAIlister.
TIE APPOINTMENTS SENT TO THE SENATE.
The Frauds In The New-lOrk CuSlOm.lIOu@'
TEE VOTE ON THE THIRD MILEAGE
The Capture Of Fort MeAllister.
yps APPOINTMENTS SENT TO THE SENATE.
The Frauds IN The New.YOrk CuslOm.lIOu@.
TIE VOTE ON THE THIRD MILEAGE.

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esuse Of the Union is go strong in Great Britain that
10 Cabinet could live an hour which should take
ssers toward the recognition of the Southern Con-
fedesaey. The writer also speaks of The recent
Exeter Hall meeting SIS the greatest demonstration
oftbe Kind ever witnessed in England.
THE REPORTED BATTLE AT tICKsBuRG, AND
EVACUATION.
TIE Rebel report OF battle at Vieksburg is dis
believed here. The report through another channel
Of the evacuation o this stronghold is thought TO
need confirmation.
TIE CAPTURE OF FORT MAILIsTER.
The reduction OF Fort McAlster is believed, and
che next news looked for from that quarter Is that
The pirate Nashville has been destroyed.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
Tie Committees of the Senate will be reconstructed
substantially rs at present with the same Charmen
THE NOMINATIONS SENT TO THE SENATE.
All nominations TO the Senate which We're not
acted upon before the adjournment fall to the ground
A large number Of military appointments aud pro.
motions are among those not confirmed. The Gen
erals heretofore nominated will probably be sent in
tomorrow A considerable number of civil officers,
including Governor, Secretaries and Judges for two
new Territories. A Judge Of the SUI RENE Court for
AID four of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia, Controller of the Currency, aud a Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue, beside the Offices
created by the Conscription bill to lie appointed.
RESIGNATION OF COMMISSIONER BOUTWELL,.
The resignation of the Hon. Geo. =. Boutwell, as
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue took effect TO-
day. 1t was sent to tie Secretary Of the Treasury
sm'nth ago. II is believed that Wm. b. Lewis OF
Philadelphia, who was talked of in connection With
the original appointment, will be Mr.. Boutwels
successor Speaker Grow is understood not to be
candidate. Mr.. c. +. Estee, Chief Clerk, is Acting
Commissioner, and will probably he appointed Az
s;stant Commissioner, new office just created. lie
has been recommended !. large number Of Mem.
ters Of both Houses.
GOVERNMENT CONTRACT FRAUDS.
Mr. Fenton's Report from the Committee on Gov.
eminent Contracts, made to the House at an early
bcnr this morning, is much ess vo,uminous than the
Previous Reports Of Committee. 1t relates prn.
Aiyally to Investigations conducted III New-York;
shows the large amounts Of fees which have been
exacted in prize cases the amount of salaries and
fees Of Federal officials and sheds much light upon
life in the Custom. House. The report is signed by
ell the members-M essrs. Washburne, Dawes, IIol.
.
mittcd il, except Mr.. Van Wyck, its Chairman.
THE NEw-HAMPsHIRE ELECTION.
John A. Bingham of Ohio and Judge Kelly Of
Philadelphia have gone to New-Hsmpshire to lend
ahelpiDg hand 70 the Republicans of that State.
THE GovERNORsHIP OF IDAHO.
DR.. j. n. Wallace, Delegate from Washington
Territory in the XXXvIIth Congress, is talked Of
for Governor Of Idaho Territory, part Of Washing
ton
GEN. NJ CLELLANs CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
The President omitted to send 10 the Senate before
the adjournment Gen. McCIean's correspondence
with the War Department. 1t cannot now be trsns-
nited until fresh call shall be made for it.
PRESENTATION TO A DOoRKEEPER.
A valuable silver service war presented TO Capt
Goodenow, Doorkeeper of the House, by the EN-.
rIoyees this evening. The presentation speech was
made py Representative Mcpherson of Pennsylva-
MIA, and the speech of acceptance on behalf of Mr.
Goodenow, by Mr. FeutOn Of New-York.
THE LAST HOURS OF CONGRESS.
Tie appearance and conduct Of the XXXVIIth
Congress during it's last hours were in creditsble
contrast with the aspect presented by any Of its pre-
decessors. Order and sobriety reigued 10 both
Chambers. Even Kerrigan's interruption Of the
proceedings was not, it is justly said, caused by
liquor, Dut by soue uncomfortable oratoricsl i'm
pulse.
TIE PURCHASE OF GLOBE FILES.
The following ic The vote in the House on Mr.
MallOTy's motion TO suspend tie rules in order to
move the purchase Of flcs Of TIE C0ag,ess,oaa!
GlO6e:
,YEAsaMesnS Aldrcb, Allen. Aneons, Bsbbi,,. Bailey.
Brown Vs.) Calvert, Cases, Cobb CrrYsps Cri,f-ld,
m " tppif. h odutiu dsr
s. has ds n..; Johnson k;MGsi g knapp Leap
Norton, Nugen. DIN Patton Perry, Phelps Cali Price,
ssrsent sedawiet ssssr shiel smith. spandng Stevens
stiles Thomas Iraa, Nallel ghsn Van Horn WsdswOth
Mo Whsley' White tind), White tohio) Wood.
hAYs-Msssrs. Alley. Baker, Baxter Beaman. Biddle
Bingham Blair pa Bake, BpHinton Campbell Cham.
hssn CLARK, Cofax Cutler, Delano, Dunn. Edgerton
ga lMish LGomi', MclsdOe, Mexican, McfhesoD, May
tsrser sherman, stEsttoD, Thomas ss,. Trnbe Trow.
brNse Van an, IakenbuIab, VERGE, Walker Ws'hbnrns
wheeler, NIson, Nindon. WOrcester-5t.
THE THIRD MILEAGE.
The following is the vote in the House on the mo-
ton allowing Members Of Congress mileage for the
third session.
YEAs-Messr' Allen Ohio, AncaDs. Rabbit, Baiy.
Brown (ysl Campbell Casey, Convey. Cravens, CrsGsd
chitendsD. Dayi Divsn. Dsolap Edssron Eosish S. C.
<93er Gnrley Hale Hall johnson, Kellogg (Mch) Kclozg
M Ks,n.aO kaspp, Ls,.ing La9e'!; Lesry. Lehn'n'
e., Noseo, Pe5dttOn, iheigs Gel Price: RObinsOo,
yAlbks slis, sosn Smith, STILES, Thomas ma. Tiow
hge vallsnd. Lam VOORHEES,. Wsd.wonh, Wallace, Wud
.MLsiey White Iad). White (Ohio), WicAliae, Wood
hlYs-Messis Alley. Baker Bs1IeT, Bingham Blair pa
a. Conkling, Roscoe CoDkling Coyode, Cn!ler Dawes
DenNo Dunn, Ehot fenton, H. A. ID Fessenden, fi.her
lS~i.. Sow, McKssn, Mcknight McPhsrsOn, Marston'
s:''l t% Mori1 tW Nixon Patton, Pike Porter, Rice