New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
u0RsE.sTEALING STUARTS Raid
BLIND TO COVER REINFORCING BRAGG
sERENAOE TO GEN. BUTLER
A GOOD SUGGESTION BY A LADY.
Gen. Grants Order Against Jews Revoked
sreci.l Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON Jan. 4. 1853
TEMPORARY RELIEF FOR THE TREASURY.
The Secretary Of the Treasury desires the passage
Of bill granting his Department temporary relief,
amounting to $50, 900 900, 10 give him lime to
ture his Banking bill. Ho is very anxious 10 have
this Bank bill reported with the general scheme Of
finance for the year. Mr.. Chase has already made
application 10 the Ways and Means Committee for
this temporary relief 1t is doubtful if the Commit.
tee will report upon any partial measure whatever
until they AXE their main general report.
sTUART's CAVALRY RAID.
The material result Of Stuarts cavalry raid was
one Government wagon half filed with oats. But 1t
masked the wtLdra wal from the lines behind Freder
icksburg of large reinforce men for Braggs army
or tho forces at Charleston. Balloon observations,
900 feet HIGH revealed to our commander last week
the fact that the number Of Rebel infantry camps
across the Rappahannock had largely diminished.
sERENADE TO GEN. BUTLER.
Gen. Butler WIS serenadcd last evening at the
National Hotel. In recognition Of the compliment
10 modesy said
Ny fellow country men-Tbis Is no time for
making speeches. have 70 thank you for the most
kidd greeting. There IL no reward for public SER
want like the COMMUNICATION OF those who have
|
IA ion Of your regard pray you accept my heartfelt
thanks"
TIE aud ence were somewhat surprised by this
brsvity, and after cheering, interpreted with
laughter and cries Of short and sweet, withdrew
In the parlor Gen. Butler WIS greeted by many
friends One lady said 10 hin that she was happy To
grasp the hand Of tho only man who could manage
the secessionists Of New Orleans, aud she hoped he
would do tho same good work in Charleston
THE ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED.
Only a. sick and wounded arrived at the hoep-
tails in this city yesterday and to-day from the Rap
pahannock Army. Five hundred will be removed
tomorrow to hospitals in Penney wanna.
GEN. GRANTS ORDER AGAINST JEWS REyOKED.
Depu,ations Of jews began arriving here yester-
dsy TO eolcit the President TO ooun,efmand or mod
~ The order Of Gen. Grant excluding Ia aeliles
from hi. lines. Tue operation of 1t upon families
and merchants long established in regular business
proved acknowledgements and produced great
excitement in every city in the West On the ap
plicaton last nigh, Of Mr.. Kastel one Of the eI-
relied Je ish citizens Of Padacsh, sustained by Rep
resenatve Gurley Of ONO, the President instructed
Gen. Haleck 10 counterrnand the order imperative
". Such conntermand was sen. West this morning
by telegraph
TIE sAIY OF FORT SMELLING.
Your readers will remember the sale by SecreiG-
~ Floyd, in June 1857, Of Fort Snelins, together
with sob acre. Of land, 10 Franklin Steele land
OIL ers, whose names DO not APPEAR for $4,000.
The sale was private one, public notice what
ever being given. The terms were, one-Ihird cash,
one-third i'll year. aud the balance III TWO year,
These payments, as we are sseured by prominent
citizen OF Minnesota, have never been mace Out
Franklin 10 ia possess)D aud has been 10 p0rsesiop
since lie purchased the properly the Government
einq us tenant and beng charged rent, On u Dc
Lcyed at rate which Will leave II in debt 70 Steele
over and above the purchase money still due Thls,
not wilhstandng that tho fors was extensively re-
psi ed last Fall at the expenre OF the Government,
which has used it since April, 1861. as the State
rendezvous for volunteers
TIE SUPPRESSION OF GEN. BUTLER.
The ststemeu, that Con. Butler had previous no.
tce Of the intention of the Government to supersode
him. and assented 30 tho arrangement by which
oen. Banks was put in his place, is Incorrect One
who could not but have known the lasts IN The
premises positively aiirms that the iirst intimation
which Gen. Butler received Of lis supersetsion was
in Il note from Gen. Banks, dispatched after his ar
rival below New-Orleans.
CAPT. BUGGENHAGLS.
On Friday was buried in the Congressional Gene
tery. with full military honor, Capt Bnggenha'
gen, 7,h Infantry N. Y. v, MORALLY wounded in the
br.ast et the foot Of tie stone wall at FrederIcks
burg. Capt. Il. served in tie Royal Guards OF
Prussia. and was commissioned only about fort
night before the battle. Baron dc Radowitz, Colonel
United States Volunteers, directed the ast honors to
his coun,ryman. The body was accompanied by
the Baron Cfabow, the Secretary. M Cav, Altsehe
10 the Prussian Legation, by Major KuesSerow,
Lieut.. Bogsezy Schwenek, U. 5. v, by Count
Gurowrk Col. CorwiU, and many Others.
40 '"' WAlHSGroS Jan. 1. 1863
posi- OFFICE REGULATIONS CONCERNING
BOOTS AND BUNDLES.
Posr OFFlcr DKrAKTNgsr. APPOINTMENT OFFICE