New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31
Official Report Of Admiral Dupont.
important Notice to Delinquent Officers
Important Movement in Navel Artillery.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHiysros Monday March 90 1856
THE EVACUATION or RICHMOND.

satisfied from various circumstances that the Rebos
are Preparing to evacnate Richmond, and have al
ready removed large quantities Of supplies, whioa
had been stored there for the Of the army. These
officers believe that the show OF force 10 front Of
Cen Hooker, and the demonstrations by cavalry in
front of Washington and on the Peninsula, sre IN
tended to mask the real object and that the bulk OF
Lees army is moving away behind the curtain Of
feints TO the West, with intent TO concentrate in
font of Cen Rosecrans in the hope Of being ableto
drive him back, and to occupy and hold Kentucky
These opinions ere not shared by the principal Off.
GERS of the Army of the Potomac
GEN. HOOKER's OPINION OF HIS ARMY.
The attachment which his soldiers bear TO Cen
Hooker, and the esteem in which they hold him, are
fully recpr0catod. In conversation with Gov. CUT
tin, last week Gen. Hooker declared that lie
manded the finest army on the planet, statement
OF the correctness Of which his visitors were con
WINGED before they returned.
PAYMENT OF THE ARMIES or THE WEST.
| The Treasury DEPARTMENT is paying the SOLDIERS
belonging 70 tie armies Of the West. The Army VI
the Potomac, which has heretofore been the first 70
see the face Of the Paymaster, properly waits this
time
THE CASE OF col. D'UrASSY.
Col. D'Utassy VIII Immediately DE arraigned be-
fore Conrt-Meriial Of which Gen. Harisuf is TO
be President and Maj. Theopbilus Gaines Jadgs-Ad-
vocate.
CAPTURE or REBEL PATROL.
4 mounted patrol. six or eight men, was captured
Yesterday between Dumfries aud Occoquan fAct
which proves that tho X bells still continue along oar
lines in small parties.
SAD CONDITION OF REFUGEES FROM THE
SOUTH.
Refugees from North Carolina, and deserten from
the Rebel army come to our pickcts on the leit Of
the Army Of the Potomac almost daily They oil
cay that they aTe tired of this s. cruel wpr." Some
Of them are hoeiess and all show in their personal
appearance tho suiferings which they have under
gone.
INSPECTION OF THE SECOND PENNSYLVANIA
ARTILLERY.
The Second Pennsylva Artillery, Col. Gibson,
will parade tomorrow for Inspection for the hfss
tine AZ BODY since its organization.
UHE DESTRUCTION or TIE GEoRGIASA
The following official report of the destruction OF
the G.orgiana has been received at the Navy De-
partmeui:
PLAG-sntP WABAsH, PoRr RorsI HsEBoR, s. CO
March Is. lS9
SIR: have the honor 10 report to the Department
chat abou. mdri ght OF the 18th inst, the Enghsh
steamer GeorganA attempted 10 run into Charleston
through Mai.ts Chanue. The alarm bad teen
given by the Y. 5. yacht America. Aciing Master
Baher who also fired into her, aud the u. y. steam
$40 WASHINGTON Lieut. omr j. l.. Daelr, soon
after perc,iving her, opened 20 heavy hre upon
her that her Commander hailed to say that she sur
rendered. Upon this the Wissahick0n ceased firing,
but the captain of the ship taking advantage Ihere-
OF pointed his vessel toward shore, whIc, was quite
near, aud succeeded in running her aground and AL
on boaFI OF her escaped 10 the laud side.
Cap. Davis being Of opinion hat the vessel could
not be saved, determined 10 destroy her, which no
did By setting her on fire. The cargo WAS very
valuable one, and, according 10 late statements IA
the papers tao vessel tsel was pierced Tor Ii guDsi
but AS 1 have not received any report ~ ye; from
Lieut.. Commanding Davis, am not certain that
tits was the case. shall DO able to gave further
particulars by the next mall
Ncry respectfully your obrdiert servant
:. r. DUPONT, Rear. Admiral,
Comuandins South Atlantic Blockad.Lg slus!fon.
ion GipKos WELLKs secretary OF the Treasury "a~ns'
No1S-A private letter from the squadron sys she VIZ
armed with 10 rasd guas the formidable csst
tie R-be.s have YET tsiod TO &c, ~ their srNioe
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT OFFICERS.
Tho following general order has been issued:
WAX DrP.KrMNNr ApJrrASr-G.NEKAL's OpFICR
NAsnSGroN March 80. 1865.
The following named oilicers having been reported
at Headquarters OF the army Tor ting ole herein.
after specified, are hereby poIiled tnat thoy VIII
stand di,mi,sed the service OF tie United States,
unless within fifteen days from this date they APP
pe 4 before the military commission IN session IN
hs city, OF which Brig. Gen. Ricketts, Is Presidents,
and make tal-iact,ry defoLse TO the charges against
them:
AB,rNcE WITHOUT PROPER AUruohry--Ns.t SuSlou
sou 81 lad Vols apt Be H. i,'cAeson II p Clyi
lieut. Toe. s,nciAr, iss Mum. No,. sooiud Lieut. h.
sore r. 7,hN y Nols Fint Lieut. end AgL Jsme1 H. sIe.
y~us o lad Vols. Capt. +. Cadls, 81 d. Cav. fli.t
Lieut. Richard MeUill iaStb "a 'o- Fra i.lce Il "
Fnrisnr 9th Ne Vol. Capt Wu. D Rccse 30 MI Nol':
Ds-aErioN Capt Saml : Gufcn. Gth Pa Cav; Second
l,uJ VIM elold. Sl.. Ia. Vols LieaI. James mitchell
faLrNu - Rnroar Al HEApsvArIFEs lHE PEcycsr.
M,RsnAL UsuKR ARHxsr, A. OgDEtEp.-Lrut Lswu
anderson" ,f,' ~ ''sn' S'''Yi e.. ~ Me-
of Z9lh ~ y. Lieut. >. S.oue ll9u Ie., LeI i'.ie'
H. ,ol. nh u III CAN'T t.. Conve'.o 3D. '''a Uaio,
cot j. Eichci0c,t sth Pa Res Lieut. BMon Won tioes'
eocn, Aiddr anP to Uen ston"on' CAPS - Sos', ~
NJ Y Capt. Henry. 3h N. y Lieut. J. Dc ofieo 9h n l.
Too following for the causes BET opposite Ihoif re-
srtctiye nantes:
lic.t A. r. nesch "a Y Csvsly, absence wi,hoa' aa
noi.y AMI do1cdruco Of ofl,Is Lieut. Jas. heI,S u
Mich. Cavalry giving wtons wh-u arrested b, r'f0I
aud aiuss appear at ,aqss.c q 'ro'O' M'''esr "
ordered. J.. u. Nv N'iNp' As''' A'J"'N0"
FAILURE OF ArPROPRIArios.
1t hus turls out that in the hurry OF tao cI'sIn8
hours of Congress, no npPropria ion was maGe 'of
he payment of the ulre'y additional c'efts, 'ol'!'
tor aud thirty coPyiss, authorized for tio Qaar'.'
master Generals Bureau. Ii IL probable tnai 40
secretary of rae Te4sury will sssnme i,' retl'u'
,ib.lity of paying tLeie appoin,ee', some Of wlo"
1.-Two already entered upon tae iI'chaFt' OF 'D''
oates on the suqposton that Congress VIII F"I'!
ia action.
| wo,Nnrn REBEL CAUGHT IN GEORGEr0WN' a.
Warrington Oilut, lately II not at prsse''' '"'J'
in tho Robel service, suddenly appeared AMONG "''
,olatves in Georgetown last week. Vim o"yoN.'
wound In his groin. lie has been put uroer a''''''
TIE PROPOSED FRENCH MEpiAiioN'
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