New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
FROM WARRINGTON.
sp-cia Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON May %. 1854.
THE POUR HUNDRED DOLLAR EXEMPTION

TIE FOUR HUNDRED DOLLAR EXEMPTION.
A purpose to repeal tho Si0D exemption
clause is taking root in tho Senate. and will probably
lead TO tie introduction Of bill TO that end.
REVELATIONS By REBEL PRISONERS.
Conversations with Rebel wounded in hos
p.tl.s here furnish concurrcu; testimony that the
rank and lie Of Lees army wan. tho war cal'd
on any terms; tia, they feel that wo ight
a, desperately anI de.e!mlned.y al men
can ffht. apd ths. Grants srmy ou.numhers Lees.
Their tibuts Of admiration 70 tho fighting os mon
in the Wilderness is without stint. And al o. thto5
wounded are veterans. some OF them Of ~ Ls.tes.
THE BRIDGE at FREDERICKSBURG
The railroad bridge across the RIPARIAN
mock at Xroiercssburg will be immediately replaced
AID the road beyond Fredericksburg put IL order for
CEN sTgELg'S WAGON TRAIN.
Il /, now said to be certain that the enemy
CAPTURED in A.klnsls the whole Of Gen Stcclcs train,
consisting OF l. 2C) wagons.
GEN. ROBiNsONs CONDITION.
Gen. Robinson, whose leg was amputate1 this
day las; week is comfortable though his case IS consd
cred critical.
DEATH OF COL. HULL.
Col. Hull Of the Pennsylvania 9th Blacks
old regiment doi this afternoon of his wound IN the
hip.
UsB OF THB BAYOSET.
There arc indsputable bayonet wounds in the
Lincoln Hospital. many Of the Rebels there showing
frightful hurts from this rarely used weapon
CHANGES IN PUBLIC OFFICES.
The necessity for vacating the State Depart
ment TO permit the extension Of the Treasury Depart
ent will lead perhaps to the occupation for Secretary
Stewards use Of the Corcoran Art Building the lug
BY House.
SENATOR FESsBNDEN's SON.
Gen. Fessenden, son of the Senator, is en- his
way home from New-orleans, wing suffered the am
putation OF leg.
sIGELs FIGHT AT NEWMARKET.
An officer who participated in the engage
men Of the 18th inst. at Newmarket. under Gen. Sige
writes as follows: The fighting was terrific, the most
80 Of any bat!e in the Valley. We could only bring
about 700 men into tho fight. the enemy numbered
10 900 10 49, 900 AMI fought ike devils Our cavalry
behaved badly and Of the infantry 10 better but
the latter were rallied the cavalry could not be- Gen.
Sge was in the front and in the thick Of the battle all
day encouraging directing and leading the men, The
bulet were dense all about him. one or two of his staff
were slightly injured, several had horses shot under
them.
GEN. LOCKWOOD RELIEVED.
Brig. Gen. w. II. Lockwood has been re-
eyod from du.y command of the third separate brig
aie. Brg Gen. Henley has been assigned b the oou
mand OF it, with the District Of Delaware in addition
SURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS.
The following volunteer Surgeons and Con-
tract Physicians have been reported to the Surgeon
General since our lbs. report and have been sent to
Fredericksburg and Belle Plain:
Jisnterr Snrgeoas-Drs s. Barrett. S,edlnode Keehen
de Collins WAL Chambersgne, Cot, Coventry. Hamilton,
Merbs; jerks, Painter, HswYork; p. 7. Nichols, A. b.
T. Church " Chitoek r 81 Tres.uon Geo Barnes Mich.
iyan; Huu,in-ion Oae Adams Vermont; Andrews Illinois.
c"ty,e' PAy''cian'.Dr,, y s.ssslS A. z csde%o0d'
Reid pdss SriFpoy s. n'nf' sGa sammy
W b. Welch. q. W. Hewitt. J. II. Dunner, u. 5 WorEa,
Chas Why, j. Wil.ueke.
DEATHS OF NETWORK SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of New-York soldiers
have been reported at the office Of Capt James NJ.
Moore A. Q. NJ. No. i3i street. Twenty first.
Relatives OF deceased soldiers obtain all tie n.or
matio, they desire by application to him.
Henry do,chki.s d Wv. @. W. Cummings e6N Wv. |
Jonas Mas, 50 Y En;neers AlonIo B. knight, 81 MY
wn. Rounds. tg6 ~ Y Vols suml sherman. IA y. Y. V.
Geo. Ioun.t-ei, s.NYv NJ w Chsnso. 20 n. w. |
ID ayis 81 Long, ~ y. Y. v Robt {. Ware n. Y. ID. /
John II Jones IS N Y. '. NJ. ". Prenss, n. Y. ID. |
William A. Wilkinson. Il ~ l.
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have been
established since last report
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