New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05
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DISMISSED FROM TN ARMY.
By direction OF Precedent Lincoln, Second
LENT. Chares Lyman, Of the 18th Connecticut
Volunteers has been dismissed from the service for
furnishing the descriptive lie, Of msn Of Bis COM
uauy TO an Unauthorized peron, in dsrcgAri Of
general orders on the subject. THIS order, - Al
example, was read to every company and regiment
in the army.
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM MACHINERY.
The Navy Department has advertised for steam
machinery proposals. to be received until the 18th
! int. TIE Department will consider the PROPOSE
lions Of parties who may choose to offer for
machinery Of equal power or plans or specifications
Of their own, in place OF those advertised.
| REBEL PICKETs STRENGTHENED.
Yesterday morning the Rebel PieAe,s were con-
sderably strengthened in front OF the Kappa
hammock.
DEPRIVATION TO THE REBELS.
/ A Rebel descr,er is represented IN stating shat
since the prohibition to Gsh in the river, the oneuy
are considerably clrtailed Of their iresh lnXnrier.
VISITORS TO TBr ARMY.
| General Nye, Governor OF Nevada, and JuGP.
Mott of New-York are vistors ut headquarters. the
guests Of the go New-York Volunteers.
PROV Osr MARSHAL or MARYLAND.
Major Granville o. Haer Of the 1th L. =. In
fanry, lef here to-day to enter upon biz duties IN
P.oyost- Marshal for the State OF Maryland.
ADMIRAL WILKES BELIEVED.
The order hss already been forwarded relieving
Admiral Wilkcs, and designating Commodore Lard.
ner as his sucoessor
PRIZE CAPTURES.
| TIC commander of The Uni,ed Siates gunboai
Tioga. under date OF April - report, the capture,
30 miles north Of Little Bahamas Bank, Of the
Bii .eh-regsering sloop Jastina. She had 10 flag
bu, the captain admitted tint be bad thrown an En-
gish and Rebel ilag overheard during the chase.
Sue lad on board bales Of cotton.
The United States steamer Huntsville reports the
capture ON May ~, of tho Spauish steamer Union,
Of and from Havana, bouEd 10 Moble-a tugboat Of
Ilj tuns built in Philadelphia, and recently used at
Havana as towboat. she had M assorted cargo
If considerable value.
The steamer OcioIara reports the seizure, on the
22d ult Of The Engliah steamer E-ge, from Nassau
n r., ostensiby bound 10 ST. JOhn's, n. b., with
a cargo Of assorted merchandise. Shc is an iron
oadde.wheel schooner-rgged steamer, oil Ia tune
burden.
The United States 9uhioat lhhoha cap'urcn tue
Gloon Crazy Jane, Oh the 9Th ult., in Tampa Bay,
loaded with turpentine and cotton.
The United States gunboat KaDswha, captured on
The 18Th Of May, the British briganne Comet, with
an assorted cargo.
On the 2Gth ofApril the United States ship DE
Soto captured the schooner Clarida from Havana.
This vessel il supposed TO be one belonging to the
United States, which was seized by the Rebels at
the commencement OF the war.
The Colorado reports that the gunboat kenncbec,
captured on the 4th Of May the schooner Janper
from Havana. bound to Mobile with al assorted
cargo.
The Huntsville reports the capture on the 18th OF
May OF the Confederate schooner A. }. Hodge OF
Mobile from Nassau, bound to Rebel port with an
aasorisd cargo.
The United States flag ship Magnolia, reports the
capture by the tender OF that vessel OF the schooner
Oliver 8. Breeze.
The United States fngats Colorado, captured on
the 9Th Of May, the schooner Sea Lion, IRON