New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIE WAES.

by as.rrival mt Pniade! pha, we learn that the
British prate 1, -ac.-rs A ALBANIA Gnd Florida have
captured reCeutlg tao iofowiCg vessels: On The
2gth o, Ap,, ship Oneida from Shanghae TO New
York. wi;hn v days previous, ship Louisa
Asicb, from Car-ia to Singapore; ship Norah from
Liverpool to C.lcIra; ship Chares Hi, from Law
erpcol for Mon,syide9i snip Commonwealth Of D"S-
too. FOR san FFaD- SEQ; bark Henrietta, from D,''
more 10Y Rio J4ueiro; bark Llfayeite OF Ne"-b'u'
lord. wh.ler; Lug Cora Of WesPoit, "h'''I'
sbr. KiogGshcr Of Fair Haven, whaler' IL
ia very likely tina; some Of the strictly neutral
English merchants have suffered severely IN many
of these cases.
-Disnatches from Cincinnati state that number
Of eopscripi, froli the l5.b Tennessee Rebel reg-
msnt rsscLe. Ca.rJ on tie 25th instant. They were
q, their way ftom Port Hudson 10 join Cen Bragg's
army when tie battle of Raymond was fought
Ip the feht they refused 10 fire or the Unioms's,
and sho. into tie az. After this engagement, they
eucamped ST Mississippi Springs where they re-
ceiyed fifteen hundred ro-cuiorcemepis from Aia-
bana In the middle of the might about half of tie
50th lRobeO Tennessee regiment left their camp,
determined 10 make their way into the Unioa linss.
They say there mas been at no time more than len
Thousand Rebel troops al Port HUDSON.
Richmond papers say that the lOng.threateree
law Of retaliation is 10 81 Immediately enforced;
that for two officers recently murdered officially
in Ohio, two Union officers Of equal rank nov in
Rebel hands are 10 be similarly killed. They fur
thsr cay that Official notice has been given that,
hereafter, for every Rebel dealt with in any manner
that JeG. Davis may choose 70 think improper, inn
mediate VENGEANCE will be inflicted upon E1mo
Union prisoner. Ii these threats are actually car
NED out, there won't DO many Reoe prisoners taken
after the Union soldiers learn the fsct-somebcdy
will &c; hurt
There was much exhration in Boston yesler-
day during the departure of the 5ith Massachusetts
Regiment negro troops for South Carolins. The
regiment was completely full, dressed in regular
United States uniform, splendidly equipped, led by
coiored band, and in marching evolutiors and
tout ensemble made magnificent appearance. They
were reviewed by the Governor, cheered most
heartily by the people, and received al the die.
tinguished msrks Of public commentator.
-Advces from Kyntueky represent that all is
quiet Cd Gen. Burnslde's front The Rebel force IN
Wayne County is est mated ut from 1000 to & OOO
teu. Il egrhD NeOei headquarters are tAls bue O
Monticello, CD Gen. Gilberts front. There is much
speculation and uncertainty rife to the Intentions
of the Rebels That they are going TO make bol(
stroke seems evident.
No Rebel camps were visible yesterday on the
nights beyond Fredericksburg. Their troops are il
motion. and seem 10 be threatening to Cross some
where up the river, and prospects Of an early bste
are osnyassed in our army.
-Ao order was officially promulgated yesterday
fos tho establishment Of bureau in the War De
partmeut especially 70 attend to the organization an
ohoering, etc., of colored troops
"A dispatch to Chicago says that jackson, Mise.
has been destroyed by the Union force that occu
pied that place, and this force is now acting ss
Reinforcement to Gen. Grant.
The Rebels own up to whipping at Gum SWAMI
near Eewbern, the other dsy-but then they ia
they killed hetaeombs of Union soldiers, So usual
The doublebowed steamer Lepape ws
launched yesterday at Hunters Point. She is III
twenty first Of the feet of doube.enders
Gen. Hooker fOots up the official returns Of th
killed and wounded at the battle of Chancellorsyil
at 200, not including the missing