New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
TIE COMING ELECTION IN DELAWARE
SUCCESS OF THE UNION PARTY PROBABLE
Punishment Of Delinquent officers
Gen. Lees Attained Bride Caught Smuggling
the CONGRESSIONAL BOOH RESOLUTION
Indians Coming to Make Treaties.
Gen, Rockers Preparations Nearly Complete
Gen. Lees Attained Bride Caught Smuggling.
yUg CONGRESSIONAL BECK RESOLUTION.
Indians Coming to Make Treaties
Gen, Rockers Preparations Nearly Complete
SPECIAL DIspstcb TO Tn, n. Y. Tribune.


vacancy ocs asored by the death Of the CoPpernead
Congressman elect. They win probably nominate
Edwin Wilmer of Smyrna, Kent County, their 'or'
mer cap Sldate and Member of the last Congress,
Mr. Fysier, hsviug been appointed on the Bench OF
the s,r1rrerne Court of this District.
PUNISHMENT OF DELINQUENT OFFICERS.
lh.sr Delozier Davidson, Of the 18th u. 81 In"
fs, nv convicted of ms behavior before the enemy
in ,v,st being in the immediate command of his
r. ,rment on the 9Th Of june 1862, hs did, about
n commencement Of the battle of Gainess MIL,
shsent himself wilhcs. authority from bis command
md did not reion it uutl the 18Th of August 1867,
y. the camp pear Ee9risons Landing, Va, when be
returned as an excsanged prisoner from Richmond,
Va" has been cashiered.
Cant, Walter y. Ives. of the 10Th N. Y. Regi-
iyent. convicted Of cowardce at Antetam and Fred
.rcksl urg has been dismissed the service, noivith-
standing certain Irregularities in tie proceedings OF
the Court
GEN. PITZHUGu LEES AFFIANCED BRIDE IN
BAD FIX.
Pert Of the baggage of Miss Constance Carey,
the pretended refugee who was arrested while re-
turning South consisted Of her bridal trousseau
wh.h was rnceremoniousy seized With the rest Of
her packages. She begged pteously 10 be allowed
red TO Gen. Ttzhugh Lee.
MORE PRISONERS FROM KELLY's FORD.
Eleven more of the prisoners captured at Kely's
Ford were brought into the city to-day. Like those
who arrived yesterday, they speak in far more re-
.pectful terms of Yankees than were employed by
Rebel captives a few months ago. They express
surprise at tue kindness of their treatment saying
that their officers had told them that they would be
sAot OF hung, as Union citizens and soldiers in
tie South for sympathzing with the Lincoln Gov
eminent.
THE DISTRICT sUPTIMH COURT.
The judges Of the Supreme Court of the District
ere divided in opinion on the question whether it be
competen; for them TO cit before May. One, at
Least; thinks that they ms hold Criminal Court
forthwith for the purpose of clearing the Jail.
GEN. Kinks CoNyALEsCENT AGAIN.
Gen. l.. W. Kinks, who is sri suffering by
wounds received at Malvern Hill and but just con-
yalesceu: from others received at Antetsm, has
ported fo- duty here. He will probably not be
siened te active service in the Geld.
COL. FARNswoRTH GOING TO CONNECTICUT TO
FIGHT COPPERIIEADS.
Col Farnsworth, Member Of Congress elect from
Illinois, occeding to urgent request that be would
help figh. the Copperheads goes to Connecticut to.
night
ANOTHER SMUCGLER CAUGHT.
An Epgshman named Jos. Dobson was arrested
to-day near Point of Rocks, Md. lie Is charged
with CARRYING mail, Information, and other contra-
baud articles to the Rebels. His admissions as 10
bis acquantances have reuewedy led suspicion TO
several prominent residents Of Washington who
have not heretofore been altogether above at.
Eight deserteIs arrived here from Michigan to-day,
IN irons.
ARRIVAL OF PAROLED PRISONERS.
Three hundred and fifty psroled prisoners from
Richmond, of whom a number are loyal citizens Of
Southern States, arrived here to-day.
TAX COLLECTORS BONDS REQUIRE STAMPS.
The bonds given by Collectors aud Deputy Col
Iectors of Iaernal Revenue should bear stamps, in
accordance with the provisions Of the Excise law.
Bonds forwarded 10 Washington withou, being 30
stamped are returned at once, that the stamps may
be affixed.
IKE BOOK RESOLUTION.
The vote.YoBIself.a-Lbrary resolution, adopted
1ky Congress before its adjournment, will give to
each member between $500 and $500 worth Of books
belonging to the Government, many of which have
been stored in the city for long time. They em-
brace works OF Jefferson, Adams and the other
t.athers. Ststutes-at-Large, Reports Of Exploring
Expeditions, etc
THE CAMPAIGN IN CONNECTICUT.
Private aduces from Connecticut speak very
hopefully of the progress Of the campaign.
INDIAN DELEGATIONS EXPECTED.
Another delegation Of four or five different tribes
Of Indians from Colorado Territory are expected
here every day TO make arrangements with the
Government for the settlement Of pending present
difficulties.
Tie delegations of Cornanebe aud Kiowa Indians
on their way here to make treaty, will reach
Washington about LIST prox The Ute Indians will
no. until the former have left, AZ the hostility
between then and the Comanches and Kiowas Is too
bitter TO render prudent for them to in con-
tsct, even in Washington.
IN LESS THAN NINETY DAYS.
A gentleman IN course Of conversation with Gen.
Hooker last week remarked that be had a son in his
army. "Before IiDety days." replied Fighting
Joe you will be prouder of that fact than Of any
other feet Of your life"
DISARMAMENT OF THE MARINE ARTILLERY.
lam enabled TO state On official authority that the
Secretary Of War has concluded 70 disband at
the marine artillery aud has gwen orders that it be
mustered out Of the service.
Ever since the organization OF the force under
COL Howard. there have been constant complaints
from the men that they were enlisted under false
pretenses with regard to pay and allowances. These
Complaints have at length become 80 loud and ap-
psrepuy 80 just as 10 lead to their disbandnent.
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