New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28


The s,eamstip Arago leaves this afternoon, with
the mails for New-York, and avail myself OF the
opportuuity TO add TO my letters summary Of the
latest occurrences Of interest
The fine weather now prevailing is improved most
diligently by the Navy, in preparing Tor tue ap-
proaching days Of action. The New lronsdes Is
being put in complete fighting trim. Her iop'masts
and spars arc being taken of, and she Is assuming
most grim appearance.
The Nontank passed out Of the harbor this morn
ing In tow of one gunbOat and escorted by another
II is underttood that rue goes upon tour OF prhc'
tice to Warsaw Sound.
The Monitors Wcchawken and Nahant are
expeeted to arrive within the next Is hours.
The reGnforcements for the army have not yet
arrived, but the transports carrying them may
appear ia the ofing at any moment. Gems. Maybe,
Vessels, Stevenson and Hart command them.
A grand review OF MI the troops on this Island
was held yesterday afternoon. Gen. Hunter has
ordered that sem-weekly reviews aud inspections
take place ut nil the posts Of the department until
the beginning of active operations.
The campaign will probably open within two
weeks after tue arrival oil the reeniorcements Much
will depend on the relative promp'ness with which
tho various Departments III Washington will respond
10 the heavy requisitOng for supplies OF every de-
scription that will 30 North to-day.
The Star Of the South came into port yesterday
mon with New-York dates TO the 1911. Among her
ps.seucera we're Col. Fessenden and Major Wright
Of Gen. Hunters staff, and Col Montgomery OF
Kansas MAJOR Wright has but just recovered from
a severe ound received in the battle on James
Island Col. Montgomery comes to South Carollna
to raise tie "a regiment OF Gen. SaAton's coiorod
brigade.
The Rev. DR.. Peck, prominent Baptist Clergy
man also came on the Star OF tho South. He pro-
poses to devote himself to the promot Of the edu
ca .ioual Interests of the col0red population.
The steamship Honduras arrived yesterday from
~ "A IL. axxifh "a mia
trenching tools from Gen. Banks's Chief Quarter
MASTER
Gen. Brannan is II passenger on the Usage.
am under very mauy obligations TO Capt. Gads-
dan snc purser Grantegein of the Arago for numer-
ons fayors curing the passage from New York and
'n' ''"' - TT,a Inc hev Soulh Jan. "a
DIVORCES AMosG the COMMUNICATION
sEyon has appointed Comn::on ccHs'tiGg Of tho Rev
NJ french, Rev BrnkeThoa, aud oar. " ~ Lee, a.
10 whom all Of domestic difficulty among tho eV.'t
band, viii be referred IT, among those who apply 70
tr1asat, dssefli,n o. ansthaisSs,
from paie. with whom they have been previously
as aud wife, before tbs marriage rite csn with
popety be celebrated. 10 ihis Commission oil such ea'e
Viii be referred aud their decision will DO final In the matter
Tag REBEL RAM.-The ram Atlanta passed
,rough Wilmington River Monday night last and now
lies within view Of the bockadng slips Ia Osabaw hef
md hello the Nashville which lies In tho Ogeechie River to
ds,per wa.er and broader channel We Of The OPINION
I'D mat Navy likely sooa &c 10 doubled
by tho escape OF The Nashville to SEA.
| FATAL ACCIDENT At SEA.-David Carter, see0hu
mate Of tia schooner Anna G. Le'sre vas Killed Oh non
day evening The vessel was at ths time on ~ ielS
very heavy running and the ON tAcAo pl.su
the boom swinging with terrible force and hitting ino
inmate ths tho neck Carter "nsI ysa' Va
a., aud unmarried His widowed mothrri VINO Feslae' Oh
Long Island loses In him her sole means OF snpporh
| DIsABLED.--Iho gunboat Water Niteh, Lieut.
Pendergast while wsy tie blockade on the south
sm coast Monday last. deanged some portion OF ne, ,b
clnery and Fu, back very heavy So. wAs IpInIs ''
and in the effort pat sboat he's piston was
utterly disabled With great difficulty she AVOIDED
going ashore Iybee and Gnsy reached anchorage ct
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