New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
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C0ut1nuc0 ITOm Th rage.
satsnt. Six Of them--Msjor' Foote, Nunes, Lowry,
uov Baber aud Haynes have been rensta'eu .!
Che President. LarD5ds report, upon "p''n '..
vsre mustered out. made representations e'"'o'n
.oms Of them which later Investigators PV'o
~,owly erroneous. 1t commended Isaac AZ NooAo
shs heavy defaulter as of the highest ehcenoy anu
An. hast moral character, though his haoNs weio
.,an than VIGOROUSLY bad. 1t seems Lsrned iaVoreu
..oAng psvuasters TO remain permanently IN the
oala with the troops-s plan which has been u'ea
"a tnna ;npraeticable- that the officers whose
Hsm,s.,l he recommended disapproved OF 1t. Lie
'.or, one Of his subordinates major Tillmanl TO
washington, to consult with Gen. Hai'eek an" tue
1rsssury Department upon the subject, III Vioiatioh
of the regulation requiring all such communications
N he made through the Paymaster General. Inc
hecretsry Of War Immediately ordered MAJOR iii
man hack to Louisville, and Major lArned was
,amoved from his position for irIegulariiy ana III
subordinaton.
THE TAX ON BURIAL CASES.
The new Commissioner of Internal Revenue is
overwhelmed with applications in person or oy
latter to review this OF that decision OF bis Preue
oe,sor. An envoy from the undertakers oil Clncin'
att il among the last arrivals Commissioner bout
Iii 1so;dsa that bnria cases do not fall under the
- of "bollow ware which is taxed only 81 30
mar TIM. but under that of castings, which, win
other manufactures, charged three per celi''
Commissioner Boutwell, offered to revoke his decis-
iou. if it could be proved by the mouth OF single
oompetsnt witness that burial cases were known
under the designation of "hollow ware before tue
passage Of the law; but no such testimony has YET
been adduced.
pRoBABIE SUCCESS OF THE YAZoo EXPEDITION.
Adyices have been received here from Cairo indi'
eating that the Yazoo expedition has probably
proyed successful, and that Vcksburg is practically
Sun.
THE ISSUE OF LETTERS OF MARQUE AND RE-
PRlSAL.
No decision has yet been reached concerning the
i,eue Of letters of marque and reprisal.
THE REPORTED CAPTURE OF MEXICO.
The Mexican Minister and others well Informed
with respect to the military situation in his country
utterly discredit the statement in the Richmond pa
Sers that the City of Mexico has been captured by
lhe French.
70 the Anoested Press . ,os,
WARRINGTON. Thursday March 20, 1859
ANOTHER CAPTURE.
The Navy DEPARTMENT has been informed that tn
sunboat Sycamore, ON the 9Th, captured off Hills
koro' Florida, the sloop Enterprise, loaded Will
cotton. having run out of Mosquito Inlet.
THE TRADE WITH LEEDS, ENGLAND.
some idea of the amount of trade between Iced
b England and the United States, may be forme
oom the fact, that Mr.. Marshall, United States Con
tu a. that place, reports to the Department Of Stat
That the amount Of the invoices on goods importe
70 the United States for the quarter ending Dec 81
1862, was q, ,034
oHEr CLERK IN THE AGRICULTURE DEPART
MENT.
James g. Council of Massachusetts has been ap
pointed chief clerk in the Department Of Agrcutur
b place Of Richard C. Mccormick, who has bee
appointed Secretary of the Territory Of Arizona.
THE SUPREME COURT.
Andrew j. Wyle was to-day reappointed by I'd
President one Of the Justices of the Supreme Cou
n, the District Of Columbia. The bench Is no
full, and An early organization Of the Court vi
take place.