New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
The Reported Recall Of th, Mexican Minister.
TIE ENLISTMENT OF utaauts N rw us,s.,
Serious Charges Against Army Offcsn.
Conspiracy by Government Officer, 4.
Washington.
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Trfbuns.
WARRINGTON. Monday, Ap.., n rs,

| II should DO known that the President psvsr k.S
any faith in the projec. Of capturing Vcksbur9 3,
getting into the rear through Yazoo Pas. or The Biz
SunAower River, or any other baek.do route %
victory He, however, yielded 70 the wishss Of biz
subordinates and allowed them 10 try these plans.
which have proved productive Of little bu. DELAY Il
is due to bis decided though tardy orders thai Tia
bolder, and it has proved, more feasible plan Of
running the batteries and uniting the forces Of the
Upper Mississippi with those OF tho Lower Mis,.
sippi-Grsnt with Banks, and Porter with Far.
ragut-was adopted. The success Of this method a
opening the Mississippi thus far leads TO the bsa
hopes Of the future and the authorities are now sol.
fdent that the great river will soon bs sun from is
source TO its mouth.
THE REPORTED RECALL OF THE MEXICAN hlH.
IsTER.
There ia no truth in the report that the Msxicss
Minister has been recalled or that be has demanded
bis passports he has requested and received shor
leave of absence that rs may go home at bis convs.
nience to attend to private business. He paid q
parting visit to tho President to-day.
THE ENLISTMENT OF NEGROES IN THE DIS.
TRICT.
The officers Of the inchoate negro regiments rOw
forming without specific authority in this city asssn
that they have already the names Of nearly ut
fcient number of men 70 Gil up the ranks, and de-
clare that if the Government viii aathorre 1t, and
will assure ali who enlist the same protection =
white soldiers enjoy, brigade can be raised IL tbs
District, % eager are blacks to serve. These fscts
were represented to the President to-day b. Con.
missioner Dole.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST ARMY 0PFlctHs
1t is reported that the War Department. has bssa
put in possession, through the agency Of the No
Dowell Commission, aud by other moans, Of evi.
dence strongly sustaining, against several officers u
the Western armies, the most serious charges par
ticulsrly that Of having sold their coorsd ssrvsna
and other men who have been freed by the Prss'
dents Proclamation. for cotton or for nonsy.
There is talk of dishOnOrably dsussing these msr
from the service without trial. Such & punisSnss
would seem altogether too slight FOX q crime Of
deep dye.
PLOT TO RnIrAsv paIseSEy~
Col. Baker Provost Marshal oil the "H D'p
vsnt. has evidence in his possession imIhcSsN
sevsral nersons, some Of whom are holding 0n''s
una-r enc oov-fnn.nt in plot 70 snec' the rsieass
OF certain Of the inmates Of the Old Capitol prisoa.
One of the suspected had the efrontery TO attempt
to bribe Col. Baker to silence, with an offer Of
slO, 900. After portion Of the money had besa
paid 20 Baker, who handed il to the Sanitary Com.
mission, the donor, with his accompices was ar
rested Three Of the alleged conspiratOrs have been
indicted by the Grand Jury now in session.
THE CAPTURE OF CHARLESTON.
Chief Engineer Wood, U. 5. Navy, now on duty
in connection with iron clad vessels, has msds
proposition to the Secretary of the Navy to the to
lowing effect, viz, He offers to take Monitor up
the harbor Of Charleston, removing on bis way, any
obstruetons that may impede the progress Of OBJ ps
Or, if the Department only desires the de't'ucu'a
Of Fort Sumter, be will accomplish that STATE
Senator of California, who enjoys to large degrees
the confidence Of engineers, also offers 10 accompany
Mr.. Wood on the important expedition named.
understand that the President and Secretary Wells
look on the proposition with favor, but the scii'as
the Government is, of course, not known.
...... EMANCIPATION.
The American Freedmens Inquiry CONNIE
sion" which has adjourned 10 New-YorA, vii
examine one witness there whom they did not hs"
time to examine here, whose testimony will prob
ably shed much light upon the practical quest'as
before them He is Mr.. Anderson OF Jamaica
British merchant who has resided there for The pas
30 years, and who testifes in the most emphAus
manner to the beneficial results Of Emancipation
He saws if be could set before the South the case
il is he would satisfy the Shareholders not only tan
Emancipation improves both master and servant
all essential respects, but also that il increases H.
stead Of diminishing the products OF tho plantations
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Thu Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has returned
from a visit to New.York, where he made srnass'
ments TO supply the Indian tribes with the usual
amounts Of blankets aud other presents. The recent
outbreak in Minnesota is regarded a remnan! Of
the former extended troubles in that State. Goa
gress at the late session made an appropriation pro-
liminary to treaty with the Shoehonss, who have
lately been committing deprsdations. The lDdss
Bureau will at once take measures 70 secure tasl'
friendship. With the exceptions before mentioned
the Indians are peacesbs. The treaty rscsaV
made with the Arapshoes, Cheyennes, CamsacsS
and others, binds them to protect the Overland Nal
Route running through their territory. The sOaS
Cherokee country has nearly been recoverd@
loyalty, aud all the refugees now in Southern A.a
sss will soon return TO Their homes, from which a'
Rebels drove them.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT OFFICERS
An official army order is published to-day. ninhS
eighteen officers who are required to appear o''s''
the Military Commission and make satisfactory "
Tense for absence without proper authority or o'u
missed. In this connection, another order sppsan
giving the names Of twenty-five officers prsv0a'y
advertised, saying they viii not be dismissed 'o'n
IoS. III.
the Government will be continued.
MOVEMENTS OF THE TENTH NEw.fosA w"
TERED OUT. -