New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Sept. 81, 1854.
RUMORED APPOINTMENT.

nal Revenue Bureau win succeed Judge Usher as Sec
rotary Of the Interior Department.
pEsERTERS.
II IL stated that over three thousand Rebel
descrtcrs have already ayailcd themselves OF Grants
proclamation assuring them Of Union protection and
employment Numbers OF them pass through this city
daily. Ono Of them. middle aged man, asserts that
Rebel authorities had conscrlptel his grandfather.
WHERE WERE THE GUN.BoATS'
1t has been confidently expected that one Of
,onr New. York cotemporarics would commence q Wig
orous bombardmcnt of tho Navy Department, fur not
having had gun-boa. on the river as TO have pre-
vented the rcccn. stampede OF catto by the Rebels
AN INVITATION NOT ACCEPTED
One Barnes, captured Fairfax county guer.
ra who wac tried and convicted before the Court Mar
sha sitting in this city Of being robbcr and murderer
and sentenced to be hung, and whose sentence was
afterward committed to years imprisonment In tie
States Prison and finally exchanged by order Of the
President sent Ia word the other day, that he should
be happy to meet any member Of tho court which
sentenced kim. outside hs lines.
srRAwS SHOWING WHICH WAY THE WIND BLOWS
A party who has been selling the portraits of
our generals for tho past two years In the army and
hand was quite ela.ed upon hearing Of that Generals
nomination for the Presidency in the hope that be
should be able to run off his accumulated stock but he
says the pictures don't eel wen row 80 they did be-
foro ho was nominated and Ia qui disgusted With the
soldiers want Of appreciation.
Rum RESTRICTION.
The following order Of Gen. Grant has been
promulgated
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES TIE uSirsp srIr",l
CRY Poisr, Va: sept. 1904 },
B,'y.Ce, ~ n rArRick, .,Mo,,hal General, ar
mia operating Sgdtn.t R'eh@oni C.iv Point. "a,
GEssaAL The attention Of Lieut. Gen. Grant having been
called largo quant,is. Of liquor being b,osgh ~in the
Hines srnes operng egst Richmond he directs that
md s so Sif S1H sea boah
Va except sucn beons TO the Commsssry or MEDICAL
lam. General very respectfully. your obed-nt s.v.It.
4. $. BowEAs. Assist Adj Cen.
CoLoRED ARTILLERY.
The 1st Regiment Heavy Artillery, Corps
dAfiquc win hereafter be known as the 10th Regi.
lnent U. y. Heavy Artillery.
DIsHoSoRABLY DISMISSED.
Capt. VIM. =. Minor, 18th Connecticut Vol
unteers has been released from his temporary confne
ncnt In the Old Capitol but in dishonoraty dismissed
the service
TIKI DESTRUCTION or REBEL SALT WORKS.
The Navy Department received to-day Ad-
ra Farragas official report Of the destruction Of the
Ben Lcoms Bay sst.wo,ks. FHty.fVe furnaces. man
ulacturne two thousand bushels Of salt daily with al
their nppls;rnarcc< totally dcstroysd. Tho loss
to the Rebels Is irrrparahc.
CARE FOR TIE WOUNDED.
Surgeon General Barnes has made every pro.
vision for the OF Sheridans wounded AS fast
poss!ble oil viii be brought 10 Baltimore.
FRIENDS AT COURT.
Foreign sympathy with Copperheads here, is
illustrated by the fact that sundry resident dIpomatsts
to-day expressed doubts II Sheridan's victory.
THE LAKE PIRATES TAKEN.
The commander Of the gunboat Michigan
telcgraphs from Lake Eric that no has the leader Of
tie pirates and Eve sssocatss prisoners board bis
boat. lie intimates that the prisoners will impicae
Others on eide OF the water
LATEST FROM HARPER's FERRY.
Our messenger who left Harper's Ferry at
one o'clock says the latest reports that Sheridan
had driven the Rebels thirty miles, and they still
going. Struggling prisoners being constantly pick
edup.
SOME OF MosBY's MEN.
Among other prisoners about O dozen Of the
most desperate of Mcsbys guerrias were sent In to
day and lodged in the Old Capitol
GOOD OMEN.
Sherian's glorious victory is deemed but the
precursor Of others that are soon to follow.
THE REBEL PIRATES.
The Government is in possession Of the fact
that the Florida has run into Wilmington and is
there with the Tallahassee. Her masts end character
n f,v,- ha ffuct liz bosfs
AT PETERSBURG.
Gen. Grant orders q salute of hundred guns.
Ills army 10 on the topmost wave Of oxutation The
enemy sncn and particularly nervous in the neigh
borhood tho Weldon Railroad.
FALSE RUMORs.
The statements that Gen. Butler and Admiral
Leo are to be superseded are again rife bat IN.
founded.
TIE DRAFT.
The draft is said to be working efficiently
everywhere our victories seemingly tightening It's bur
dens. No disturbance is yet reported from any Quar-
ter. larger rer centage than before Of princ
pals 10 responding.
To the Assocsted rres
WAsHis oIoa. Wednesday. Sept. q, 1894
SPEECHES OF Bx-sRC. CHASE AND SENATOR LANE.
After the meeting of the Lincoln and johnson
Club at the Union League Rooms last evening d aum
Der Of the members OF tie Club accompanied by the
Finley Hospital Band went to the house of Secretary
Chase and serenaded that distinguished gentleman Mr.
Chase addressed them as follows,
ow-cTI1ZFSs: thank you for the compliment
cf this call As en- not man holding Office nor .
candidate for Office, may. without vanity regard this
demonstration AS mark Of personal goodwill AMI Of
approval FOR services which Il has been my fortune 20
render in times past.
propose soon TO 60 to my own great State In the
West there 10 advocate the cause 80 dear TO YOU all
believe you call yoarsef the Lincoln and johnson Club
These names represent to u.s. today. principles and