New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11
OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN
REBEL NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES
THE REGULATIONS FOB THE INCOME TAX.
special Dispatch TO The ~ Y. Tribune.
WAspINGToN Friday, April II
THE DEsTITUTIoN AT THE SOUTH.

suDlce, were other proof wanting, 70 hnoW no ca
IRENE destituton from which the Rebels are suffer
ing. He states that hs has called the Legislature
together for the express purpose Of considering the
proper measures to be akon to provide food for the
sustensnce Of the army and the people.
The appeal of Gov. Vance TO the people Of North
Carolins, published in The Petersburg Express Of
the 9th, Is equally significant He begs planters and
farmers to plant corn and raise articles of prime
necessity, in order to avert threatened famine. He
says that "by universal consent there is allowed to
be but one danger TO our Rebel speedy and
triumphant success, and that lie the failure Of pro-
visions. Everything dependsnow upon the industry
and patriotism Of the farmer"
Gov Vance also recommends " all who have 70
spare to divide LIBERAL with those who have not"
and to sell to County and State agents after their
neighbors are supplied, aud not to wait for it to be
impressed, as il certainly will be-" He urges that
"negroes be allowanced and distlston arrested
and adds, above oil things, avoid mob violence.
Broken laws will give you no bread, bot much
sorrow."
orr RELATIONS WITH GRKAT BRlTAIs
The Warrington Republican, of this evening con-
ains paragraph assuming as by authority, to con-
u
ments contained in our telegram Of last night con-
corning the present state Of our relations with
Great Britain, and the tenor OF recent dispatch
From Secretary Seward to Minister Adams, We have
only to repeat that the telegram in question was
essentially true all statements really apparently
to the contrary notwithstanding.
PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL OF THE REBEL CON-
MISSIONER TO ENGLAND.
In the House Of Representatives on the 9Th, Mr..
Swami Of Tennessee moved the Suspension Of the
rules 10 enable him to offer a resolution for the
withdrawal of the Confederate States from Great
Britain. The motion was lost for want Of two
third vote in the affirmative.
RESTRICTING THE PLANTING OF COTTON.
MiLLEDGyILLE, Ga, April IA bill restricting
the planting Of cotton 10 one acre 70 the lC0 was
lost: Yeas a. Nays 10. A similar bill In the House
was lost-Yeas 65, Nays ~.
MLLEDGEyILLr, April 4.-Both houses recon-
sidered by large majority the action OF yesterday,
respecting the cultivation OF cotton.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE RIGHTEOUSNESS.
RIcHMosD, April Am the Senate to-day, the
act 10 convert the lat Regiment s. G. Infantry, now
at Fort Sumter into the ID Regiment Of Artillery,
recently vetoed by the President, was again passed
after discussion by ,wothrds vote IN favor Of the
bill. The Senate then went into secret session on
the Tax bill.
In the House Mr.. Footo introduced resolution
proposng change of the seat OF Government, which
WAS rejected by All slmost unanimous vote. A bill
was passed increasing the pay Of the soldiers per
month.
MOVEMENTS OF UNION TROOPS IN THE SOUTH
NJ WEST.
The Vicks6nrg Wig Of March ~ says:
The Yankees have returned from Black Bayou
and Deer Creek, and Lieut.-Col. Ferguson's COM
Gnd in force has occupied position at the Junction
Of tho bayou and the creek
RESIGNATION OF COL. CoGGswELL.
Col. Coggswell, of the Tammapy Regiment, has
resigned.
ASSESSMENT OF THE INCOME TAX.
Instructions with relation TO the assessment OF the
Income Tax will be issued from the Internal Rev
enue Bureau within day or two.
FIRST CONTROLLER OF THE TREASURY.
Robt. w. Taylor, State Auditor of Ohio some
months ago, appointed First Controller Of the Treas
urv, will enter in a few days upon the duties Of
Office.
THE D'UTAssY CoURT-MARrIAL.
The Court Martial in the case Of Col. +. q.
dUtassy, 39th Regiment N. Y. s. Volunteers (Gari.
bald Guard, has been reorganized, and ia now COM
posed az follows: Msjor.Gen. Hitchcock President;
Major. Gen. Morell; Msjor-Gen. Cadwalsderi Brig
Gen. Hatch; Brig. Gen. Hinksi Col Marshall, 18th
N. Y. Regiment; Lieut.-Col. Bntton, I'd Pennsyi'
yania Cavalry; Major Theophilus Gaines, Judge
Advocate. The members of ths Court were sworn
in to-day, and the Court adjourned to Tuesday, to
enable the accused 20 examine the chargss, when be
will be arraigned.
CONVICTIONS AND sENJE.NCEs.
Cant. Anthony ii. Busb, l43d New-York Volun-
teers tried by court martial at the camp Of the Sd
Brigade, Abercrombies Division, for abseDsing him
self from the picket post of which he had command,
and for drunkenness while on daty wssfouDd guilty
and dismissed the service therefor. Capt. Blake
Fowler, 18th New.Hampsbire Volunteers, tried by
at headquarters Cd Brigade, Sd Dr.
vision, Sd Corps, for absence without leave while
in active service and allowing himself to be cap
tured ADD paToled by the enemy, was found guilty,
and sentenced TO be dismissed the service. On
of Gen. Hooker, the President has
mitipaed the sentence 10 forfeiture OF pay aud allow
ance for the period Of his absence.
A DIsLOyAL LIEUTENANT TRAPPED.
The following general order contains Suggestions
of use to Others than the officer named:
WAR DEPARTMENT hDyrTAnr-6rsEs ,,, , o,scf
GENERAL ORDERs, No 81 Tue case OF LsuS ;,,a y,
Garland ed New York Volunteers having peen JUL 80
the GENERAL the following i4ee AppeA' o
on the ah Of February letter was addressed 70 hs
Rev, Elliott H. Thompson Sbsughpe, thns aud ~
re- po.,,ice Of tn. city The stamps upon ~ however,
.moantsd 60 but 30 OF 70 cents required 70 Do
and IL was. In consequence; IeeInsS ,,ion. with
10 a. restoration the wTite On opening was
o1nd 10 be from Lieut. NJ Garland Q! the United state
oun,sss sIa % a:sOss . SS vd u, Rebels msins