New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

but there s no reason believe that the conclusion
which was arrived at after careful consideration Of
the law, will be reversed. On the contrary, there
are grounds for the belief than an English line Of
steam propelers will coon be put upon one Of the
transit routes.
To the Associated Press.
wAsHIssTos, Thursday, March II. 100.
REPORTS FROM TRINIDAD.
George Hog, Consu at Trinidad, reports under
date Of Feb. 10 as follows: "The number Of ar.
rivals from the United States has been larger during
the past quarter than in any previous quarter during
the year. The high premium on sterling exchange
having led to large and frequeD. shipments the re-
suit has been that breadstufs aid all kinds Of Amer
lean provisions are quoted at lower rates In this
market than in New-York."
REBEL PRivATEERs on TIE PACIFIC
| The Government is advised Of Rebel movements
for priveteers on the Pacific Ocean. The U. S.
Consul, Mr. Allen Francis, at Victoria, Vancouyers
Island, writes that an attempt had just been made,
but failed, TO purchase English steamer for pri
watering purposes, upder a person named Manly,
who had proceeded to San Francisco.
| CONyBIESCENCE OF MR.. LOyEJOY.
The Hon. Owen Loyejoy, who has been Detained
in Washington by severe and dangerous sickness, is
convacscen.
| CAPTURE OF ANoTHER BLoCKiDE-RUyNER.
DISPATCHES from Admiral Dupont mention the
canture of the schooner Belle Of Nassau by the
United States steamer Potomsks, on the blcckading
service in Sspelo Sound, Georgia. She purported
to be bound to Port Royal, but there was found
among the pspers in the baggage Of Richard H.
Eccles, the master, written agreement between
\ l. -. ,l.x Or1ahsck IN hc W An m
board TO run the blockade. The cargo consisted Of
coffee and salt.
YELLOW FEVER AT LAS PALMAs AND SANTA
| CRUZ.
information has been received at the State De
part ment from our Consu at Tener'e, that the yeL
lowl fever has appeared at Las Palmas, Grand Ca
nary two. cases having occurred on the 18th Wit,
both of which terminated fatally. This dseaso is
yet raging undated at the port Of Santa Cruz Ten
eriIe, and is causing great distress and suffering
among all classes by ts ravages.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY THE sryhTE.
The following nominations have been confirmed
by the Senate in executive session;
To Bs ADDITIONAL AID.Dx-CAsP WITH THn nayK OF
ColoSrI-C.pt Lewis M.r.hs 10Th Iafsn.ry' Edward
as1aS 81 bsnna w.
ct.ro, n Dir. lar IniantIy Thomas G Exert o. Ohio
rlfH-second Lieutenant Chas b. Atchson % Infantry
William BarstOw Of Viz mia let Lieut. Edward Haisht, 10th
IDfaltry.
To Bf CoxxIs'loynK' or sgBssTESoE-seth p. Cole of
Vermont Enoch y. Dehton Of Tenn.
To BE AssIsrAsr suBGKoYs --Bernard j. Vsndsrken OF
Maryland Edward B.sDaton Of M.s.sehu.ett.j Abrshsm,
MA Samuel Hart District Of Columbu James NJ. Bo,n.t Of
Pennsy.anis Franklin CRUDE OF Pennsylvania John Wsno
To BIZ QuARTERnAsrsR-Capt. Ralph w. Kikham, Az.
nt Quatermas,e to be Quaternaster with Ito rank VI
10 sH ADDITIONAL P.TsAsrrIs o. v9LusTgrN.-Wm.
q Jones, Mo. simeon Ms,.t9n, n H. yohg ksHity r.
bou, III Samuel W. Reynolds, Pa. Chailes C. Bailey aud
Ss ss: Mo- f'oS M Fs k.s, L. 3Ss
1' s..ys .:a. s J Ser: NJ iI &s' k Gs.
To Bx OFFICER. IN faE A.xI OF Inn US.Trp STATE, ny
W. Sv. IhorS sd1 TO C tenant
IN p cssadsT to be Major Capt ChiI.s Kp'bsIy 70
Be M1 ,' % I!% S. Is. s 10 Ss
Captain 1T Lieut. George Strong to be Captain lst Lieut.
to be- c.p,sh FIJI Lieut. Thepdcs Edison to Captain it
Lieut. w. Whitemorc to be CAPTAIN Let Lieut. Daniel
be cep.in, Vice csiIender promoted, Is. Lieut. Richard W
i = be Capsin vice hing;9af r9m1~d "a Lieut., aired
"a Lieut. stephen C. Lyiord to be lat Lisptensn I'd Lieut.
John n. Eddie j TO BIO lot Leaensnt I'd Lieut. tf.nei.
lat Leutensnti I'd Loot Lawrence Rabbit 70 DO lot Lieu
teplnti "a Lieut. Clemens CGsaee 10 be 1T Lieutenant
promotedi I'd Lieut. WIN. A. Mafye TO be st Lieutenant.
vice Strong pIootsd "a Lieut.. MorIis shah TO DO st Lieu
tensDt
| FOR BaIGADIgR-gHSERAsM THE VOLUNTEER FORCE.
Col Frank T. Blair Let No Artillery, Aug. a. 1861; Capt
George W. Getty, 5th Artillery, Sept rs, 1902; Col John
Restty, Sd Ohio, Now 20, 1867
To BIZ MAJoR.GEysRALs VoLusTEEus-Bhg Gen.
CsdwallaieI c. WsAhbaras OF y. Vols, Nov ~ 1867
Bhg Gen. Frank BAR, Nov. g. 1862; Brig 0en Benz NJ
PIsntiss, Of IT, S. Vols.
10 BE CfUcKRs or THE ". s. AHNY-Surgeon Geo. w.
Spp u H. Vols, TO be Medical Inspector with rank OF
Charles l.. Maggie oil Wscousn to I'd Lieutenant
yce shieIne, whose cenmisEon was pToposed George A.
howley, Mo-, I'd Lieutenant. vice MskIey promoted
To BIZ CoSsIssARfEs or SuBsIsTBsCB IN TIM VoLus-
IzKa fohcE-kd"wd NJ Morrill,, Kansas Ass ID. Baker,
HI Frank 7. Crawford Ill.
10 Bh kUkOkON on FoLUNTKgRs-Paul H. GODDARD, Pa
=, 10 BIZ AssIsTAST QuARTkRaAsrgR, WITH THE RANK OF
OtPrAIs-Ohser ;. Coffin, ksn.6si George Allen, Kansas
10 bE t0sNoDoREs ON THE RETIRED LIST or THK NAVY
-ftodeEics fHge, John Rudd, VIM. w. Mexican, Charles
Lowhaes, John MsrSlon, Henry A. Adams, Wm WALKER,
george Pearson John Pope, Levin NJ. Powell, CHARLES
Wdlkel, VIM NJ Glendy, Hugh Il. Puryiance.
10 BIZ AssisrAnT fATnAsTERs IN Tug NAyI-Henry A.
btLon2 Charles T. Cherry Of California; Richard Besrdsy
! Of Indiana
A'o J.n,. Bale: be Collector Of Internal Revenue
In the First Collection District Of VIM Whiting
to be Solicitor Of tho sDepsrmsnt ChaIles KIockins
Of Caliornia to DO Receiyer Of Public Bonds the District
q msryyIe, CAL Vice James Compton removed
Taylor Iowa Francis Russell Of Missouri aud Charles
sherman Of Ohio Commssonss to examine tho claims Of
The SUpsws Court foI the District Of Columbia