New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
wwOm WASHINGTON.
speciL Dppstch 20 The N Y. Tribune
a WAsHmGToS. Monday. Jan. IS 1864.
ruR apRIsG CAMPAIGN

specll Dbpatoh 20 The N Y. Tribune
a WASHINGTON. Monday. Jan. Is 1864
THR SPRING CAMPAIGN
Gen. Hallcck, in conversation with prominent
public men, has expressed his belief that the last grand
and desperate effort will be made in tho ensuing Spring
BY the Rebels to transfer the real fighting to Northern
soil They cannot subsist their arniea IN their own
desoated region from all tho most fruitful parts OF
which slaves have been Withdrawn into the interior
Cotton States 1t is difficult 20 determine whether ther
new campaign will DO due north into PennsyNahia
again or across Kentucky into Ohio using longstrset'
present position base Of operations AL the secret
advces received at the War Department show That
Peter Hermit crusade against the North ~ now De-
ing preached Throughout m, CoOedersoy snd that they
are conscrpting into the ranks with ruthless violence
every thing human that is able 10 bear arms.
THB RULES AND ARTICLES or whe.
A Board has been appointed, consisting Of
Major-Gen. Hitchcock, BIgader-Gen. Candy, ond
Major Hapino OF the AdlUtant Generals Department.
TO colae ana revise The Rules and Articles of War for
the government Of tho armies Of NE United States
The Board will commence il, duties at suce
THE CASE OF SENATOR BAYARD
The resolution Of Senator Sumner, partic-
ularly affecting Mr. Boyard came up in the Senate TO-
day Mes,rs. Saulsbury sumner, Doolttle. Foot aud
johnson participated In tie debate. The resolution
was passed by II vote Of - to H. II is understood that
upol Mr. Bayard answering TO his name agnin in the
Senate objection viii be made and be will be required
to take the oah. In Of his refusal 10 comply q
resolution etpeng him from the Senate will be offered
IL il asserted by some that Mr.. Bayard has said pos
iyey that II The resolution Of Mr. Sumner passed % IL
has rather than take the OATH he would resign Others
are equally certain that the Delaware Senator viii nrst
take The oath and then resign.
THR gsRohLHEST ACT.
Gen. schench, from the Military Committee,
reported 10 the House today bill to amend the I'm
rollnent Act. In addition 70 the changes from the
Senate bill printed in TIN Tribune of Saturday,
tho folovieg points may be stated If the quota il not
filed the dra to be repeated until the required number
be obtsined-noitler quaksrs nor minister's aliens
who have voted or held Office here are TO be exempt
Men whose substitutes desert viii DO held liable 70 DRAFT
ugau. change has also been made from The amend
men as pre-, ou.ly telegrnphed that soldiers nov in
the service cannot be Lred substitutes The bl Is
asa. sned or wednesday, next
MR.. DASA's NOMINATION.
In Executive Session to-day the nomination
OF Charles A. Dana came mp for confirmation oplec'
ton sas made by senator (Nr. Hale) and the sno
feet passed over under the rules.
coSPIscATED LANDS
Senator Wilson intends to introduce bill
providing ths, al the isnis confscated in the South
shall I've divided into homes,eads for the soldiers.
rHg CASE or GAgRET DAVIS.
Senator Wilson's resolution on Garret Davis
come, I'd TO MORON, the Judiciary Committee having
reported il back and asked to be excused from urhes
consideration OF The subject Senator Howard intends
In offer au mena TINT censurcd Instead
OF expelled.
DEBATE II THE HOUSE.
In the House, to-day, Mes-rs Mallory and
wsdsworth Of Kentucky srrligned Green Cla, Smith
Tor having deserted HI platform and hip qfr1 inas
much he elected to opposc the Administration
BIr smith. in reply declared openly aud boldl, for
the Administration The dejsts very pointed ard
kept the House until a late bour.
NAVY SUPPLIES.
In the Senate, to-day. on motion Of Mr. Hale.
resolution lsr Special Committee Of Three TO exam
inc into the Navy surpes with authority to send fcf
persons and p,p~r., vas passed
L. lie As.ociGed Pre..
WAIrNoroN Moaday Jan. -. L-6i.
NOMINATIONS.
The President to-day nominated Charles K.
Train of Nis.achnsetrs 20 Dc Assistant Adjuiant
General with she rank of Captain Charles Green "a
be- o. Captain Va the Navy Eugene w. Watson and
Edward Y. Furong 20 be fieutensnts In The Eeyenne
service
\ sgCESSOSlsr PARpoSED
The President has pardoned Mr. Griffith one
Of the Arksrsss delegation now here who was q mem
Der Of the Convention which pIssed the ordinance foi
tie secession Of tat State. The delegation viii return
u Afkanss' this week. to arrange for calling Con
yeniiou Ia bring back the STATE into the Union.
Printed forms have been prepared by order of the
President, to facilitate similar proceedings in other
r., oli'd States.
SECRETARY Stewards RECEPTION.
Secretary Soward's reception tonight was
one OF the largest end most brilliant OF the season
Many ladies' members og the Cabinet and officers Of
the Army and Navy among the guests. together |
With Lord Lyons End the representatives of all the for
elgu governments Including Ilayh.
PROM TENNESSEE.
Reported Rebel Advance aOnIrndirted-I
The Reorganization OF the ssssc s.o,-
Mind Ian