New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dsp,sch 10 The ~ I. Trbune
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Oct. IL. 1864.

Special D,p,.eh TO The n. \. Tdbuna
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Oct IL. 1864.
COTTON AGENT.
Hon. Green Adams leaves his post OF SixfA
Auditor t. rnorrow Cor Nashville to enter upon his ns1
duties as Special Treasury Agent Cor the parchsss q
cotton.
It expected ira. John r. shsrrctts present ehisf
clerk ard acting auditor will succeed Judge Adams -
the position yscIled. Mr. SLarrets brings fifteen yeafS
practical experience In Office affairs and the earosso
RECOMMENDATION Of the Postmaster General -
guarantees Of Secretary Fessendens good Judgment -
his selection
CABINET GUM0RS.;
Gen. Banks IL still in town, but is said to 10
uncertain rs 70 his iure movements Rumcr continuss
TO couple his hume with place IN the Cabines. Nj.
Dany s ac placed il Ibis category on the same anthos
y bat thoss likely Re know dscreds amy tuita~
chang dut.ng NJ. Lincolns present term.
CASH oPLglxIOys.
The total operations in the cash division d
the Treasury Office the past month. amounted TO tho
enormous suIs Of five hundred millions. This inciutss
I'll entries in the books " the Cashier receipts well
rs disbursements The rapid growth Of business u, The
Trcasnry is evidenced tho fact tina. for the
pondng month in leol the whole did not reach
nj. millions.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Oct. II. issi.
sngRMAY's OFFICIAL REPORT.
Gen. Shernsn's official report has been pub
r.cd by the War Department. ITom II We gloan IL
following. 1t Is dated Sept. i5 lea;
Aver consult, ltion With Lioa.- Gen. Grant O. Nash
vile. March II. Gen. s. proceeded 10 inspect his d.
vision Of the Mississippi. and meet his department
cou.sarders. After iui consultation. during which
thew arranged the lines cf communication TO be guard
e, the strength Of thu several columns sud gargislnA
and xc the .. day orMsy rs tie time when ell shouis -
read, Gen sherman returned 10 Nashville TO ARRANGED To-
supplt', &c. FINDING that HIS commanding officers Ss
% were Issuing ratiors to the poor OF East TeaAss
see he stopped this in crdo- 10 supplies for s
army absolutely Necessary. Dy May llt respect
ahc quantity OF stores he'd been gathered at Chatao
"a and from that day "a this supplies lave been trNgss
ferv ard in wonderful abundance Notwithstanding tss
enemy have interrupted his communications
T. April Grant sent Sherman notice that the IN
Of MAY no should move from Cuperper and requested
him 10 DO from Chattanooga. following pion inos
Gated upon iaap and in a letter Of Instructions
She'uaas troops "a dispersed. but GA the Tsh 81
April. he pat all his Troops IN notion toward Chas'Ar
noog and wen. thers in person.
tfcn sherman says shoat the number Of troops nave
been maintained during the campaign. the n''in"ss
returning from Through and hcsp.isls about c"inps~
saiing for losses IA battles and by sickness.
On the morning OF May 9th these aITai-s "s~
grouped follows: The Amy OF the Cumberland -
ard near Rinsgold, the Army of tho Tennessee -
Gordon's Mil on she Ch.cl angu-r tie Army VI sss
Ohio rear Red Clay on tho Georgia line north OF Dsh
ton. The enemy Hardee's, Hoods aud Folks Corps
estimated at forty five thousand hfy thousand msa
and whcelers Cavalry estimated az ten Thousand al
uudor Gen Joe. Johnston lay at srd about Dalton
Then follows an elaborate account OF the diHers''
fankinc opcretoas at Dalton. Resses Alaieena PsAA
Ack worth. Lookout Morntsin and Atlanta.
The newspaper accounts OF these 6elss have bees "
elaborate In details that only the plars ard dispositions
are OF interest.
General sherman spests In the most complimentary
terms Of tho prouptncss aud important services ren
dered by his repair and construction uain' "''n,~
which the grand operations ccr not hare been 'nsa~
VOTES IN THE NAVY. ..
The Navy are entitled TO thousands OF sot0~