The New York herald., 1863-06-03

wAsHsorou, June 2. 1858.
THE RzPoRrED CAPTURE OF FORT MORGAN AND At
fp TACK ON MOBILE.
The authorities hare give credit 10 the rumored
tack upon Mobile and the capture o Fort Morgan They
inclined 70 believe that the whole story canard,
for which no one d willing to become responsible
ADMIRAL WILKES TO n sUrRszpED BY cCnopoRE
LARDNRR.
II undsrstood that Commodore Lardner Is to super
ssds Admiral wilkes In command OF The West India flying
squadron. He will Of receive the title of Acting
Rear Admiral, ~ have Porter, Lee and others.
THs IMPORTED PRESIDENTIAL SPIRITUAL MEETING.
Tho statements letter from Warrington. originally
publishsd In the Boston Gas and subsequently, copied
into and seriously commented In other papers,
corning alleged spiritual meeting st the White House,
would b too unmporiant for denial that they
are seriously dtarbins some very good men and women
Several Of the distinguished parties named have
certainly been present at such "crcss those repre-
seuts and therefore have personal knowledge Of such
spiritual manifestations. tttg
Army oFrICRRs IN ROUTE YoR NEW YORK.
General Hobart ward, accompanied BY Colonel Hart and
Lieutenant Banks Of General sckles STAR passed through
Warrington this evening for New YORK for the
purpose Of attending tho reception Of his regiments whose
term Of service has expired. number Of prominent
field officers also accompanied the General.
a.es GENERAL sHALER. a
Clloncl Shaler Of the Sxtynf New York Volunteers
has been promoted 10 be brgader general Of volunteers
He has bravely won his star and brought credit his
old regiment the Seventh New York State Militia and 10
Company B, Of which he was two years captain.
g NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander somervile Nicholson has been ordered 10
the command OF the iron-cad steamer sangamon.
Paymassr Richardson has been ordered 70 the steana
frigate Wabash.
INTERNAL REVENUE REcEIPrs.
Tho receipts Of the Internal Revenue Bureau for the
month Of May foot up $4.s63 800.
MCMILLAN AND TIE SOLDIERS.
Tho brigade OF Pennsylvania reserves which marched
through this city last evening" hurrahed for Mcclellan
ali along the route.
THE TROUBLE REGARDING THE EXCHANGE OF PRIso-
NER5 OF WAR.
New York paper OF yesterday stated that tho ex-
change prisoners had been stopped 10 consequence
the refusal OF the rebels continue TO carry out
heretofore The fact that the rebel authorities refuse
TO parole exchange the officers Of Colonel Streght's
command captured recently In Georgia. they having been
demanded by the Governor Of the State under the reaa
ton passed at the last session Of the rebel Congess
In consequence Of this refusal no more rebel officers will
be released paroled until arrangement be made
by which all Of officers that may fall into their hands
shall released The exchange Of the enlisted will
be continued q heretofore.
Tho large number OF prisoners taken BY General Grant
BY General Banks In their operations win doubt
bring The rebel authorities to equitable arrangemsna
for tho future mo commissioners for the exchange d
prisOners Coonss Ludlow and 0uld have agreed upon
exchange which . large number Of prisoners
hsrstoscse reisased both sdss The ocal snnounos
nsnt Of hs classes o prsoess Of war restored 70 duty
BY this exchange viii be made In fsw days.
DECISION OF rHB TAX COMMISSIONER. o.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rsvenue has decided that
Is the duty Of justice q pssse notary, bofore whom
an aldavia y made, 70 aenx and cancel - ave cent
stamp 70 b placed thereon. -