New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
REPORTS FROM INSIDE THE REBEL LINES
Deueudence of the Rebels on Vicksburg'
Thew Think Charleston and Savannah
Can Hold Out.
oee,r suFFERING AND EQUAL FORTITUDE
NOMINATIONS FOR JUDGESHIPS.
Capture of Three Hundred Rebels.
81 ,eiL pips,oh to TIE ". 7. Tribune.

Al REPORTS FROM INSIDE THE REBEL h'->'1D'
4 Prof. D'Almieda, of the University oil rarf'
Il three months ago went south from washington upon
PASS, and traversed the entire chain OF heoei ar
MES from Richmond 10 Grenada, Miss. lie arrived
,,rs on Sunday last, across the Rappshannock'
4 Though he presented q proper pass, and was
IL .Gel Anti.Slavery man and friend Of the North he
q -. thrown into the Old Capital Prison. On the
,0eated representations and protest Of the French
Il Minister he was released yesterday.
81 n. sevs the Rebels consider V.cksburg their mort
,usbe point as they receive much of their subsis.
Il ,,nes from Texas. OF the capture of Vicksburg
. asv are very apprehensivc. They think that Char
Lsop and Savannah where the forts are iron-ciad,
,o hold out againtttbe gunboats. President Davis,
h saws. is very little talked Of and is held in much
hss esteem thai many of the Generals. The suf'
t,pc from the war is extreme, and has involved
d. whole population, almost every family being in
mourning.
The mos. unyielding fortitude however, exists
\ hh in the army aid among the people, extreme
j uaerrg, loss and privation being endured with pa
esDcc and the Professor says every man withwhOm
!! has conversed expresses the stereotyped determ
4 niion to die rather than submit.
mr JUDGES OF THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT
i The Judges who are to form the Supreme Court
dthe District Of Columbia have not yet been nomi-
ned. The better opinion is that the following will
b selected: David X. Cartier of Ohio, late Minister
4 nBvlivisi An6rev Wylie Of Virginia, nominated
| the last Session in Judge Crawfords place.
George G. Fisher of Delaware, and Abraham Ohm
dNew-York, late Members Of Congress.
THE SUPREME COURT OF CALIFORNIA AND
OREGON.
Stephen j. Field, brother of David Dudley Field
recently appointed Judge of the Pacific Circuit, has
been nominated as Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court Of California and Oregon.
THE PROVOST MARSHAL.G GENERAL.
III not known that the Provost.MarshaG General
under the CONSUMPTION law has yet been designated.
The appointment Of Major-Gen. Butler to this ex-
tsmely important position is strongly urged. Alex.
s Diven, late member of Congress from New-YoIk,
bss his supporters for the ace.
THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
The respect TO the radical Republican element in
tbe appointment Of Messrs. Wilmot and Peck TO the
Comt Of Claims bench gives great satisfaction TO the
many who have complained Of the conservatism Of
the President
THE CONTROLLERsHIP OF THE CURRENCY.
The nomination Of Thomas w. Olcot Of Albany
q Controller of the Currency under Secretary
Chase's banking scheme was sent in 10 the Senate
on Friday. LIS fitness is universally conceded.
BUSINESS HABITS OF GOV. sPRAGUE.
So seemingly small an incident in the Senate
Chamber as Gov. Sprague's fling and indorsing bis
letters as he read them at his desk, attracted atten.
ton on Saturday, and excited comment. lie comes
here with the reputation of being as good business
man az there 10 in England Managing an indus
trial patrimony which has grown to be ten millions,
charged with tie supervision of great mOned corpo'
nations, experimenting q cotton manufacture which
smplOys 5000 operatives, he enters Congress with
~ administrative experience, practical wisdom and
apower Of rapid and prolonged labor which give
promise Of usefulness in the United States Senate
which no lawyer bas ever exceeded, and but few
have equaled.
EXAMINING SURGEONS.
The following have been appointed by the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue: Drs. j. Z. Thayer,
Warsaw, Wis. John Phillips, Stevens Point, Wis.,
J. d. Wi,ter, Grand Rapids. Wis; Jesse Bennett,
Sparta, Wis; Moses C. Kellogg, Genoa, III.
FLAG FOR THE NINTH NEW YORK CAVALRY.
On Saturday, Representative Fenton, in behalf OF
his District, presented flag TO the 9Th New.York
Cavalry, lying near Acquis Creek. His speech, q
war speech TO the bitter end, excited enthusiastic
applause. 1t was responded TO by Major Knox. A
grand dinner closed the ceremonies. Mr. Fenton
represents the army to be in excellent condition.
MRS. PoTTER's FUNERAL.
At o'clock to-day funeral service for Mrs. John
T. Potter was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Chanting.
The church was nearly filed with friends, including
q number of Senators and Representatives. Mrs..
Potter ID 10 be buried in Wisconsin.
THE GovERSoRsHIf OF DAKOTA.
The Hon. john y. Potter has declined bis NOM
nation I'd Governor Of Dakota.
MRS HOOPERs RECEPTION.
On Friday evening Mrs. S. Hooper, wife OF tho
Hon. s. Hooper, NJ. c., had brilliant reception
Among the guests present were Col. Roman
Charge Of Hayti, and his Secretary. Tho Ministers
Russia, England, Sweden and their Secretaries o
Legation; Senators King, Harris Anthony, Fostor
And Representatives Morrill,, Sedgwick, and Gems.
Hentlelman Casey Admiral Davis, Secretary
Chase, Count Gurowski. and many true American
esntlewomen, some among them representing his
torieal names were also present.
CAPTURE OF THREE HUNDRED REBELS
Three hundred Rebels, discovered from a signal
stationed Bell Plains, were captured yesterday
end brought in 10 Washington last night.
10 the Anoeis,sl Press.
WAsBIsGros, March o. 1868.
The Senate on Saturday confirmed the following
somiDatons while In Executive Session:
David wilmo. of Pennsylvania, to be Judge Of
the Court Of Claims
Albert s. White Of Indi ana, Eli r. Chase Of Wis
coDsip. and Cyrus Aldricb of Minnesota 10 be Com