New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30

- h,.o who sr, sine 80 rr'o y ~ c'"rAr" 49,
marl, SID vudcs'r the s~ pliicy VI 'h" mi '''i'
a. stf ke b'os ~ tue cosry mo fLrir o'vr ''rly - i
rc-fr-on, hav- ev'r ss,n IN peri ~1rd ri'H p" ~ m
gse .,ver rscn any hodf Of a,u c. sltl sIir aad
--if 20 irrcver led Fy'ry RIA" - v"i"h
~cr fly peruaded - the iuuorffrc- Of h~ scr
ia'rri unt,r diicutr. ,l Nigh. .l-y' t!.r'h ii '
vto tai i' fi r 'e wisdom II tue measure, oi. g'l
c-t Poo the. tut rXptIiIrf corn lrr sn'cr''
"f let a. mat when We go i"'nog o" ihv Ahiu ''
ur ay be ried - aic' psf j" more lsn Al, -" H. '0'
the regiment expedition 10 me r'ss' UT
Groca ,' resit u which shall report for your n"os
bsyc h~ hopor repor, tl,' have commenced he
i'n Of ;hc "a Resime' val 10 to be co'mA''''
sm s,r. with great respect your ohedicut servant,
Il SANTOh. Brs beneraL
The above report is coucheo IN sro1g terms, but
emb0d,e- 40 praise uniurtiy bestowed. IA a'i lh1t
ialnlisr with the condition OF he reglmtht VIII
ie-Iiy. TIE gratifying nsuIt of ls irai "%peIlhe"
u VI ga importance tnut can har5iy be overesIn'a'
tea, ana viii Save hearing upon the course ahn
effect Of the war, the eXeDt OF winch 10 now herJY
recognized.
Gen Brennan did an he could IN direct and IN
direct WHY 10 lbetruct t1c Organization oil the fcg-
meat. Under 'As neW Commander 0I me "rl''-
uent however Gen. Saxton wIll receive III one0ll-
ugUwcnt anj asoistaGce ne r.9y require anh heher
the work OF raising additional regiments 10 hAoit -
pIOLrrSr more 6 ptolfipuslY.
The exp oI,ion 20 the Georgia cont, Gen. Sa%i On
speaks oi In che report, started on Friday lat. aho L.
expected to return az tio end OF ths lr'sehi "e'F
IL viii isccud rious rivers foF the urose OF Dri"S
ing oil volunteers FOR the 81 RtR'mont The snsc r-
o.. & viii 10 uouot be as great rs Liat Oh 'ih"'"'
one undertaken last Summer.
II Is understood that Gen. llunter will direct le
Suspension Oi tue cultivation OF cotton on the pan
iutigla worked under tie al plces OF the Govern
nent during the coming season. tie proposes to
have nll the soil deyoed 10 the rhisin, oi corf ~
order 10 alugd some direct re.t TO the Hubs-t'hc'
D-paltnuut, ana decrease aR much ~ pDr-ihio the
GRATIS of tits apartment upon the Federal feisu J
One Of the rca sOns for the cLiDye 10 the uacreP-
aucy between tie lnH,ai profile O last gear cox
ton crop aud TIE Government ciIhal inverted ~ IT,
Il IL uuc uutOptroilUllc meteorological causes 1ln
most 10 go with the unsatisfactory crop; hat ~ tn'
present sraitvued condition Of the national iiuaa 's
II 10 well argued, similar investments on .nc-f'uin
promise must Ge dl5counleuahced.
Another r,asOr is the d, fire Of Cea. Hunter TO
~ l,, 20, taan, OF the sbe.b0diod plantation Dauds
.Naliuuie Tor service ia che army and fatigue duty
a, p0.sibie. Corn, poaSoes, etc. can DO well raised
10y the WOnen.
Col. Montgomery Is already hard at work can-
yas,iS; q. yigiOna llantalious Tor recruits,
Alaymaster is daily expected from the North.
The troop in this Department, Ike tiOse in others
have remained unpaid Tor many months, 9nd hls
arrival Vii. .e the occasion Of general rclO,ciga.
Tie steamship Matsnzas reached ucre ihis morn-
ing with the ll5ih Regiment of New York Npiun-
t,er, on board il ID tho advance guard Of the re-
eriorcements sent 10 this Department. The re-
silder Wit all be here by the end OF the pc 'eh'
week.
Tle war steamer powhatan came INTO port on
Saturday evening.
The naval suy,ly steamship CIrc,s-ian hiived
this iaolnrg from the Cult, also the gu"oaf C''an'
daI ,ua aui d ueW s,ealIuA.
lie S.ar Of tuo south, by which ! send tins let.
Tar leaves ior New-Iork Ills afternoon. The Ma
+. z.s viii leave tomorrow, aid the Clrc%os'an the
cas- hGor. Tor Vie same dcs'inalon.