New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dlssstch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Wednesday Dee. e. 1861

TAsHiSoToy "Wednesday. Dec. X, 1904.
SALE OF A NEWSPAPER.
The National Intellig.neer has been sold and
Col Scaton put on an annuity John T. Coy!e. A. @.
Allen and VIM. Il. Snow the purchasers Its pres
ent semsecesh politics to be persisted In. and
Sunday edition Of them issusd The venerable tnstu
ton has been ia ,hc market for Eve thousand dollars
for months Practical publishers have estimated Its
traps and goodwill TO be dear at twenty five hundred
Two weeks ago 1t narrowly escaped the funny destiny
Of being the organ o. youthful Kitchen Cabinet.
SENT SOUTH.
The Rev. J. Packard, formerly preacher OF
the secesh gospel in Christ Church ard L. W. Wheat
once merchant, and yct Rebel Will 60 through our
lines TO their Rebel brethren b, order OF the
Secretary Of War.
NEW CRY RAILROAD.
The cars Of the new Metropolitan Railroad
will commence running aext Monday. when THU deugs
of mad subsidies. TIE Est. track viii Do paved with
Belgian pavement
GEORGIA RAILROADS.
Gen. McCallum, Superintendent Of Military
Railroads has sent officers and working party tn take
charge OF the rolling stock and railroads ont ofSaTa
nah and run them.
A1MV CHANGES
Dismissal,--1.ieut. Col. John Bow,cs. LIST
Kansas Co,orad Capt W. Angelo Powell let West
Va. Cavalry; Capt John A. L. Fleming, Jith ILL.,;
Capt II. r. Gresham Second battalion. Invalid
Corps; Lot Lieut. Robe,. Sims, Ist N. J. Artillery;
Csul John McAlcnamin. 18th n Y. Cavalry LIST Lieut..
J. W. McComas, 9Th Nd. Volunteers; Isl Lieut.. Thos.
Allen 5th r. ARTILLERY; Capt. Oscar c. Bowen Attn
a. D.~$~ Do
LIST Lieut. Allen l.. Ellsworth. lle;h Hi LIST Lieus.
Charles Green ist No. Light Artillery Lieut.
Clarence T.. Smith, is. Arkansas Volunteers MAJ.
Albert A. Pitcher FirGLieut. aud Adjt John
Drought First Lien.. and Quartermas.er Chas W.
Rogers First Lieut. and Con. p. ID. Byrne Capt.
Jacob Wisey. First.Lieu. A. d. WesterVeit FIRST
Lieut. John Glass. Firs..I!eut Cornelius Van Glider,
Second.Lieu,. w. IT, Mathews. Second Lieut.. Samuel
Curran, Second Lieut.. John Herman. Second Liout
John Dunn and Second Lieut. Patrick Crane all OF 18th
n. Y. Cayalry; Capt. Erasmus De VIII. 2cJth Penn.
Vols from date Of muster in for having rendered bis
resignation on account Of physical debility rssultns
from shs own .imprudsnoo. Second.Lieut. PhiIo. j.
Tu,tls goth N \. Vols, from do!e OF muster in, Tor
having rendered his r,s;ynation on .he grosrd of
ipcompe.ency.
R,sorsd 70 Com~fsion--F,cst Lieut. Geo. riige 9th
n Y H. Art; FirstI.leut. Asa Tsrnhan sJta illinois
Vols.
y0EE OF TENNESSEE.
The messenger WHO brought the electoral cote
OF Tennessee here. received the customary compen'a
ton upon the osr1Oste given 10 him BY Vice President
Hsinlin The recognition Of Tennessee has CON msnced
a. well a. ths. OF Louisians.
INTERNAL ggyVEU6
Tho receipts or internal revenue yesterday
were over ore miIioa sSA, hundred thousand d'a-s.
DEPOSITORY.
The National Exchange Bank Of Columbus,
Oalo, Is designa.ed depository o! pltic money
To The As,ociaeI P,eH.
wAsgrs0IoS wednesday. Dec 49, 1s51
BOGUS NBT5.
The Es,ning Star in its first edition to-day
the return ~ the Porter aud Butler forces 70
Fortress Monroe stating that ths War Department bad
received intelligence OF that fact The authority thus
given stamped the publication NTH apparent trath and
L was accordingly teleyrapbed North. But short
time thereafter discovering there was some mistake In
the natter word supp the dispatch. but
tho telegram received IN time for
that purpose o. II had already appeared In tho aer
noon papers. But as as possible contradiction
of Tls/Slsr's announcement aas dispatched with
statement Of the OF the f3et nom On anthem
tic source. The sdr omitted tie paragraph altogether
In itI second edition.