New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

two and three thousand in number, is IN coarse Vi
preperation, under the direction OF 'he surg.
General. and will shortly be transui''eu 10 h"n'
moud. The Rebels, some 'iHie as0'
similar courtesy to us.
To the Associated Pres" yYAsHryeroy March %, 1889
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER INDIAN DELEGATION
so,o,,,;o, comprsing seven chiefs OF the Ute
rrd;ar. from Colorado Territory have arrived in
-yv.sL;,,,.oD for the purpose Of making q treaty.
MI. are Gid and like their immediate predeces-
80, Gov, fine Plains, came by invitation Of the
(,,.ra,oot but being hostile to the Others, these
A. Lv arrangement, travelled here separately.
rha Comnissouer of Indian Affairs will doubtless
meet with much in his stpulations with the
.,vaoes 70 rem Ter more safe travel to the mines.
cYTgRr iINMENT TO A SWISS MILITARY
OFFICER.
Gen. Fogbsrdy Of the Swiss army, who comes on
q special mission from the Republic of Switzerland
10 learn the state of military srts in this country,
was with his stall. entertained at dinner yesterday
by the Secretary of State. The Secretary of War
and Mr.. Ilii,z, the respected Consul.General OF
switzerland. were OF the party.
HE SUCCESS or THE NEGRO EXPEDITION IN
An onicia; dispatch from Gen. SaSton receiVeo ~
The War Department confirms the heretofore re-
ported success of the Negro expedition 70 fio'lNA
under Coils Higginson and Montgomery
uovIyc ,Xp REApING MACHINE DECISION.
1nfor,a,ion bas been eceyed here that the United
States Circuit Court for the Northern District OF
New.Yor,. justices Nelson and Hall on the bench,
,ss decided op the fua hearing in the case Of Hus'
fSf nfqpflrr
lg the Hubbard Reaping aud Moving Machine
irs Tha; iasseys three patents are IN al respects
God and valid; secoDd, that they are inirDged by
ne defendants cutting apparatus which Is the came
cow universally used in reapng and moving
machines; tiird. perpetual Injunction Is awarded
against the defendants, and an account ordered
The decision heretofore made in Ilussey's lifetime
by the Courts of Illinois, OHIO, and PenDsy wanna,
and the decision OF the late Commissioner o Patents,
erantne ,heir extension, have thus teea affirmed or
full and final hearing.
SAILING or THE OSslPEE.
Tie steamship Ossigee LETT Aere yesterday with
sealed orders.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD CATASTROPHE.
A tei-iul. accident occurred on the railroad near
Camp Cu:.yaleseent, Alexandria on Friday. just
M the train aed with convalescent soldiers, was
growing at rather rapid rsie around the curve near
the camp the coupling became detached, causing
the cars to ruu off the track, end resulting III gen.
sral sma,h.up. the death OF David Frauhenfed, Of
Company +, l29th Pennsylvania Volunteers, ano
the woundiug Of the following-ngmed soldiers;
Joseph Dcarth, Co. /, 10Th New.York, slightly
injured; Solomon Clark, Co. ID, 10Th New-Hauil-
shire, dang, rously; John Long, Co. A. iO9th Penn
IL. u ID
Pennsy .v.aia. dangerously: George Panglor, Co.
c, 2Ist Ncr-iork, slightly; David Bradley Co. c,
18th Connecticut, dangerously G.. h. Tilton, Co.
q, 18th 3yss.ca1setts, badly c. Mccall Co. ],
2Sth Penusy lvanis, spine iHjurodi c.. Mccall, jr.,
son of former, bruised, not dangerously.
TRIED By COUR r-NARTIAL.
Among ihose tlied by The CJui.-Marti4l ordered by
Maior.Gen. ucUizeman, with Col. Korponay, 18th
Pennsylvania Regiment, presiding, was ID. Turner,
ESQ.,. editor Of The Daily Acrs Of Alexandria, Va.
The ofen-e was the p1blcatiJI Of tho Of Gen.
Heiutzelmau's command tor February, 1868. NJ.
Turner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to one
wears hard labof at Tie Rip Rsps, or some other
military sr..ou, to be designated by the Genera!
comnandiD.. Private Henry Vandewater, Com.
pany G, Eust D,s;rc. Of Columbia Vonateera, was
tried al tc same time aud by lie same court, ana
convicted oil furnishing this roster TO Mr.. Turner for
publication lie was sentenced to forfeit 70 tic
United States I'll pay due, or tAat may become
due for the pace OF three years, and to be confined
a. hard labor at the Rip kaPs, or some other mil-
tsry station. 0 be designated by the COMMANDING
General, during the same period Of tlree years. L.
confirming these proceeding, Gen. lleinlzeinni
draws distinction between the culpability Of thu
civilian aud The soldier in his knowledge of duty III
matters purely military. The sentence Of Mr. Turre
IL therefore RENTED aud toat Of private Vsnde-
water is initiated to forfeiture of all pay now due
or to become due him from the United States and 10
confinement 1t hard labor for three months, 1T the
end of which time Lie will be dsbonoraby discharged
from the service.