New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Spscs' Dispsch 10 Tho N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON. Tuesday Dec ". ,ae1

WASHINGTON. Tuesday Dec n, ise4.
ANOTHER PIRATE.
| A new rebel pirate, the Shenandoah. hasbaA,
let loose us. Waddel formerly OF our naval servo.
commands her. His wife. under the protection Of on,
Government is stationed at baltimore
SIGNS CT CABINET CHANGES.
Admiral Wilkes was suspended from duty n,
thrcs years from May 3. 1864 by the sep,epes Of
Court 'Martiall The President to-day RENTED tvs
years Of the sentence. This clemency taken In con
nection with tho veiLknown personal warfare between
the Secretary Of tho Navy and the Admiral and the
posponenent Of the time when 1t is TO take effect be-
yond the Fourth of March Is accepted by many -
sure omen of Cabinet changes after the latter day
DISPATCH BOAT SENT TO BUTLER.
Immediately on the appearance in New. York
papers Of the details Of the fierce Of Buffers expedition,
and bis plan to blow down Fort Fisher dispatch boat
was sent to New lalet TO appse him Of the unpatros
betrayal of his plans to the Rebels.
APPOINTMENTS IN HANC0cK's CORPS.
Coils. Oliver Wood, d. A. +. Greer, Oscar
Mslmboy. Lewis K Stsgmsn, Samuel ID. Hopper, Caph
Walter s. Payne, Milton Mills, A. r. Butler. N. NJ
Hayden. G. Edward Davis T. S. Sherman, james
McIlyins. IT,, First Lieuts. Martin r. Connolly j. NJ
Waterman. ". r. STILL J. W. Lord, s. +. Dubois, d.
| Irwin. II. 4. Maxwell Paul Hartley. Hermann For
roster. Daniel II. Winfield, Second Lisuts Joseph j.
Howard. Charlie, @. Gordon, II. r. wolfkill v. M.
Jones None Of tho above are from Massachusetts or
Pcnnsylvanis.
NEWS PROM MEXICO.
! Official dispatches received to-day from Mex.
leo tina. President Juarez entered chihuahua on
the 18th Of October and met with very enthusiastic
reception not only from the people Of the city bat from
the nh abltens of other Of the State The cri
can President designed TO establish his residence IL
Durango. after that city occu lied by the national
forces but the French having obtained victory at tho
Esianzuea onj the I'd Of September the Mexican
army had TO withdraw to Chihushua
President Juarez is there busy organizing an.
other army to carry efectualy tho war against
the invaders He writes to friend CT bis In this coun
try in the most hopeful way The general impression
In Mexico seems TO be that MaImilian's rule has
many Obstacles In It's way that it stand moro
than six months longer, even in case the Mexican pa
!rots would be hereafter unfortunate they have
been heretofore In their sois 10 oppose the conquest
Macmillan has set aside the Church party, which
we: The r,a by which he went to Mexico. and has
cxiled KS two principal leaders. He wishes TO corci
ate the Liberals but IN that he will certainly fail and
Will remain without any hold OIL the Mexican people
His principa! trouble Just his want Of money and
OF credit TO borrow.
It's generally believed tn at the National Governments
Of Mexico will be able not only to hold until cur war
is over but tia. they may gain before that signal
advantages over their sdyersar.es Tic news OF tho
capture Of Savannah aud Of Hoods defeat will 1t 10
thought be more severely felt by MaImilisn than the
loss OF two great battles by the French army In Mexico
TBR TsN-PoRTIEs.
Although it is stated authoritatiyely that the
Secretary Of the Treasury has takou fra steps IN
closing the subscription 70 the tenfory loan the crcu.
lars to bs national banks ordering them to stop tbs
sale IN. bonds aer the 3st were certainly in print
PAYING UP.
The Treasury Department intends TO hav"
laid on the IL. ofJaauary all outstanding requisitiOns
up 10 December 1.
GEN. SHERMAN ON TIE wAB.
A letter from Gen. Sherman is in town, which
treats incidentally of our Administration. Of the war.
and the prospects OF the Rebellion and which closes
with sentence that clsngs manly with the ring
ofs vikings sword l.,ping from io scabbard Ny
lea 10 cha, every young and middeagsd man oughtto
he proud OF the chance sht for the integrity of ha
country would Ike 10 oil trade and commercs
absost., cease until this conflict is OVER and all vhs
cen iigLt ard wont fight. cught to be killed or bsa-
she'd and those who won't support those who do fghe
.hoa.d he denatoDslised"
THE CAMPAIGN IN GEORGIA.
The joy at getting 3, 900 bales Of abandoned
cotton. in abandoned Savonnah begins to BIS tempered
with estimate Of the value Of tho loss Of the 1900
troops ana artillery that Hardee was allowed 10 march
OF With These troops have got to be fought by US o.
Charleston or Richmond. or along the way to both
-. k.r1 hall
ouY sccoln; current with them 10 the end OF the war
PRISONERS OF WAR.
There ret langush in Rebel saughter-pens
OF the Andersonrile pattern fifty thousand OF our
Northern soldiers. OF the hundred thousand Rebel
prisoners in comfortable and well-warmed barracks.
those 8. Emir, receive ten day for their labor
in making iaeis quarters moro beautiful aud comfort
sble Those st Point Lookout receive for similar labor
whisky ard tobacco rs.ons. To all. everywhere vese
tables are regularly issued and 10 most blankets have
been given.
TIE pOCBLHpAY coURr-MARfIAL.
The Doubleday Court Of Inquiry is ordered
gabs anAly TO hurry Up 'hs North trial. and do justice
smorg ire thlsVes IN the Philadelphia Ssvy'fstd. IL
said that blockadeunneS whose trial has Just been
concluded by the Judge but who has so' ye'
been sentenced las already The promiss VI She eKecu-
tive cleniency.
CELEBRATION or CURIsTNAs.
W. Prescott Smith, the manager Of the bsiti-
more and Ohio Railroad made magnificent se'ebrafio"
Of Christmas in ts mansion in Baltimore ~. inyts
ZION, .,usd by The hundred included oil the washing
Ton representatives, OF ,he Northern and "teefnp press
80 Wv wAsnNoroS Tuesday. Dee. q. 1901
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue -
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