New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02
Large Quantity of Assorted Stores
tr,,I Secured.
,1sN 4 HAIL OF 1880 REBEL LETTERS
parsons in Washington and Mary
Land Compromised.
.,..l.l pirps,sh TO The N. Y. Tribune.

Fresh Rebel camps were observed on me s0u'1
Sde Of the Rappatannock to-day indicating IN ~.
opnion Of the officers Of our army, the ari''" VI
large reeDforcements.
LIBERATION OF EAST IENNbssi'@'
It's reported apparently upon trustw0r'"' "''.O
that Gov Andy johnson has been succoeSiui i" W
tanning from the Government full powers ior '"'
liberation of East Tennessee, that he has been au'S'
,sd 70 raise troops for this specific purpose, and TO
an, all the red tape that might embarrass him.
THE REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
The Committee. on the Conduct Of the War nave
nearly completed their report and will send II 10 the
rnblic printer tomorrow or next day, with direc-
t;ors 70 furnish copy to each newspaper. Ihs
,e,ort although voluninous, will be simply synop-
Al. of the evidence taken before tue Committee care
fully collated and arranged under suitable heaus'
The titles of some of the chapters will be " ban
Bluff" Battle Of Fredericksburg" lie feniisu'
lar Campaign, " Battle of Antistam," and " Present
Condition of the Army Of the Potomac"
1t is Whispered that many of the facts presented
IN the report are new TO the public and are likely
20 modify the favorable opinion entertained by many
Of the military skill of AsOr.GeDeral not now IN
active service The report is drawn with great care,
and viii be followed by the testimony in erfensO,
40 far as its publication shall be deemed consistent
with the public interest.
GEN. BUELL's CAMPAIGNS.
Gen. Haleck and Gov. Andrew johnson are to
be examined here by Judge-Adyocate General Holt
in the matter Of Gen. Buelps campaigns The mill
tary commission engaged in this inquiry lie stii in
session at Cincinnati, but will soon adjourn 10 Balt-
more. .......
THE APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE ENROLMENT
LAW.
The Secretary Of War and Provost Msrsbsl-Gs
sal are making good progress with the appointments
under the National Enrolment law. But, fora nun.
Der Of districts in each State and for several States
she officers are yet to be selected The instructions
Of the Marshal General TO his subordiustss
are being drawn up with great care.
RESIGNATION OF CAPT. MEIGs, A. Q. NJ.
Capt. l.. Z. beigs, A. Q. ~, brother to the Quar-
ssrnaster-G General, who has been stationed FOR
year aud a hsf past at St. Louis, has resigned.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. sIGEL.
Gen. Slgels leave Of Absence having been stii
further extended, he has Left for New-York.
THE PROHIBITION AGAINST PASSING OUR LINES.
The recent order Of Gen. Heinzelman to prevent
dtsens and others from passing lines is strictly
enforced. hale and female pilgrims turned back
daily.
CAPTURE or SUSPICIOUS PERSONS.
COL Bakers detectives captured two Jews named
Levy and Miller up the Potomac, yesterday, with
$4,000 or $40 900 Of Confederate money upon their
persons. A number Of citizens Of Fairfax County
have been escorted to the Old Capitol within few
A. ha,n IN h.
mid into Fairfax Court House, and for expressing
taoysl sentiments.
LORD LyONs's DISPATCH.
Lord Lyonss dispatch Of Nov. IL continues TO be
aslesdng topic Of discussion in political and dipIo-
nailc circles. Equally intelligent and patriotic
Americans differ widely in opinion as to its signif-
ires
CAPTURE OF REBEL MAII-CARRIERs.
Lieut.. VIM. Smith and Joseph Coleman, private,
he Rebel army, left Richmond two weeks ago
With Rebel mail, reaching Matthews Court-HOuse.
hey passed to Chesapeake Bay and crossed into
Aseomac County, Nd, and thence proceeded TO
Baltimore. There Col Baker heard of them and
bis dstecsives were of put thoir track. From
Baltimore they came to Washington Lieut. Smith
havng wife in Alexandra, and, finding it difficult
0rsseh that place, sent for Mrs. Smith TO meet him
hare, which she did yesterday.
After diligent search they were found this morning
aio'clock, and taken into custody. Meanwhile.
Joseph had stolen boat, in which with the mail he
embarked for Alexandria, where be was met at the
sa wharf by Col Bakers mon, who captured him
and the mail
rHfcNEw MTERNAL-REvENUE COMMISSIONER.
II If 4
nHtrter upon active duty next Monday.
FlL- AN AUDITOR MADE RICH.
fearth:Anditor Berrian, having Inherited com
Fehey, via probably soon resign.
l.ae Ai.ocisisdsPr,s.
Z WAsHISsTox. Wednesday, April l. 1863
NPoRrANT CAPTURE ON The POTOMAC.
J~schoonsr Jane Morley, formerly lie Bouavril
u baStmore, owned bR Hokes, Beel L. CO., arrived
nthe tteamboat wharf to-day, in tow Of tug, hay-
ng been sent-np from the lower river, where abe
was Captured yesterday. She had been engaged in
| We eontraoano traffic Winch finds its way between
We Rebels in|msryland and Virginia across the
Potomac, near the extremity Of the peninsula be.
tween the Potomac the Rappahaunock. A party
a2s sontrabandists were captured on board includ.
ne several ex.Washingsonians Of nO.oriety. The
entrsband goods captured make a very extensive
PIE on the wharf, and attract much at,eption II
snDfAces large amount of supplies Of quinine, nor
Ains, Confederate uniforms, buttons, internal ma
zines Of novel construction, army blankets, 10 case,
MeoOs sAd shoes, lucifer matches soap, coffee anc
a'es large mail bags containing sIra packages ane
ene 800 letters to parties in Virginia and Nortl
siolna. The letters, 1t is said, are Of character
n0uay compromise variousparties 10 thiscty and il
as'Jand and the Developments of the under
Wound operations of the Rebels which thew diseios