New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

iournment, when Judge Wylie's nomination never
rejected, fell to the ground with other unconfrmed
nominations, but considerations Of public policy, in
view Of the action Of the Senate in reconsderng his
confirmation, incline the President against his re-
appointment
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The Comm issoner of Internal Revenue has de-
cided that tho act of the Sd instant amending the
Excise law of July 1862, will not relieve parties
from payment of taxes previously assessed or from
liability to assessment in all cases where euch liza
bty existed at the time Of the passage Of the first
named act. No revenue stamps will hereafter be
received in exchange fo' revenue stamps of other
kinds or denominations excepting at discount OF
one per centum on the amount exchanged.
ARRIVAL OF REFUGEES FROM THE SOUTH
THEIR REPORTS OF SUFFERING.
Between 80 aud 100 refugees from the South ar
rive daily within our lines They tell the same
story respecting the tuiTerings and priyatons to
which the Rebels are subjected, much greater, &C.
eo,dine TO their accounts, than they have been at
any time heretofore The prices of all things have
increased very much within q short time in conse-
Quence Of the immense depreciation Of paper. Green.
backs are worth $50 per cent premium over paper OF
State banks aid go over Confederate scrip; the
lust named is worth only one quarter ts face in gold
Il cost one poor white mechanic TO bring himself
wife, and three children from Richmond TO Wash.
ington nearly $500 in Confederate money, which
comprised bis little ALL the savings of several years.
THE HATTERAs AND ALABAMA.
The officers of the United States steamer Hateras
having applied for an investigation into the circun-
stances attending Tho conflict Of their vessel with
The pirate Alabama, Commodore Breese, Commo.
doIe Crabbe and Captain Engle Of the Navy have
been ordered by Secretary Welles to examine the
care. They have been some days in session and
will soon report. 1t is known that they Will acqui
the Haterss officers OF ali blame in the premises
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
Tie fol owing soldiers have died in the Washin,on
Hospitals since our last report:
Melvin BroosA.id +, 10 Mick Jno Foa.cRl D. 50 W.
a Green serg, q, 52EYJohn s. Meredith. X. lJ7 Ia.
o'p's c. I'c' T. Ssl,5 GiSson eiiieo nurse
Michael inv.-hsad: J; Hunter. ,slgn!se, nGi'e.
J. Conway, tssm'r @ NJ. D. > Carey T. ~ Men
y ~ G.ifei ia qp G. Il VIC " h h: Sst9 No.
,aed by .dire.sns Capt Ii.f Of EsAseeH.h and
q streets. Wa'hingionI
WV WI.uryGrox. Tue,d.y March IT, 1909.
CAPTURE or A PRIZE.
The Navy Department bes been Informed OF the
capture off New lnle:, 81. Georges Sound. OF the
schooner Horlense from Havana bound TO Mobile
and Of the schooner Ann, while endeavorng 10 break
the blockade on The side bar of the mouth Of tue
Suwanues River, Florida.
TIE YAZOO VICTORY NOT YET OFFICIALLY
REPORTED.
No official intelligence had been received up 70
one o'clock to-day TO tie victory reported on the
Yazoo.
RE-ENIISTMENTs.
The recent action Of Congress in regard 10 The re-
enlstment II the twO.y ears men. whose term eH-
pires thu Spring, is attracting s'me attention in the
regiments. Among the fret 10 take action IS the
3O,h n. Y. one of Iaich's d" Iron Brigade" who
have done honor TO themselves aud State on the
RappaLannock, at Gainesville, Bull Run, South
Mountain, Antieiam and Fredericksburg. Col.
Soaring on Saturday presented to Gen. Hslleck a
paper signed by every officer on duty with the reg'
ment excepting one stating that they had consulted
with their men, aid If they could be cent home about
the lat Of April, which is month before ther term
expires. the officers ind men Of the regiment would
re.enist for tho war; and recruit their ranks to the
maximum number. The paper will probably be laid
before the President aud Secretary Of War. There
il much esprit DO corps in the 3Jth well US other
regiments, aud their officers and men would prefer
TO enlist in a BODY without bounty, rather than 80
into otLer regiments with the highes, bounies.