, 1864-03-03

n9m DeLon. ,.,
| crncrai aIrnncc IN Eaoroin LUG euea's - nlaAnl
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dtepatch to the chicago Tribunel
WAsu1kGros, March =, 1861
TIE PRESIDENTIAL 1xBRoo11o.
An interesting correspondence has taken plac
between Secretary Chase and President Lincoln o.
| the subject Of the Pomeroy circular.
Some dnys since Chase sent . note to the Presl
dent, saying ho bad not Seen Pomeroy's clrcu1a
until 1t Was published, md that he dlsapproFed Q
it; but, nevertheless at the solicitation Of friends
he Stood In the attltude Of candidate for the Pres
idency, and be submitted to Mr. Lincoln the ques
Ton whether such attitnde was incompatlble will
his relations as member Of the Cabinet
INC 1Tealdent replied be had not Retn pomeroy'
circular at all, and as to whether chascs canddac.
"as Incompatible with hs position as member o
Lie Cabines TINT was question for him Chase tt
decide.
/ s1AN1os os THE pHAfIs
ose4e'a1y stanton, II reply 70 letter requesting
nls views fesaroing JOINT resolution NO. Il OF th'
nuuso o. REPRESENTATIVES, 10 continue the paymen
o1 ooonues' etc., says nrst that In Ills opinion th
lequlsate troops can Do raised NOR
.e.,a". ~ ~ toa.l sl.. ~ ne Pashleut
oonntles 10 tae LET o1 iapff shan BY Other means
/
as NV se'e'a4 etA.es ~ 1a.se .Aeif qaotas o'
e. t, ~ ns ~ asolo ast, tao people pre-
~ Thst ca., n.saas1a ~ e,<s..s Gnn nss, nosps.
stota e.isl.tras md n~oc-t,.oa s.a Aua ~
oncatinr contfnuanee or honn,Is. ,,nt;, ne ~
AMI A''''@7 c'ts1 'A4' 's' "
IN Tint IN b;s on;n,on the faint pa.,,,,+,,,, o
Tho IIons IN ,.iac ,nd irdtc3ors arI 49, H.
nassscc bv tbo ser,to ,,on1a s1.aa.1 ~
nuhic vc1fare md at,cno+ben ~ ,,i1ftn.,. ~
| more on,ct1v and efic;artlv thor 49,, - .ss-s
| .niahed l,v ans other ,,,d. ~ "ssoo''
nrnx1 w.,
FINN 1st , aontho-,, ,,.,o.s 49,. ..,,...,-,
| extrsrtc5 p7p''' Nt'' 'ouo"i1s ne"s II
I Cu.u, varc,. Eoh ss-r,o t.ro.,,
has h,s, rs.e1Hos Fscra 1.,.s ~. u'Spa.et
| ~ 90. 'o "'1 4-"A' e'1ss r'of1oa' aa1eo
| ITO General ,1ord.n.
| aImct the enemy in force to.d.v ,naor e.o,
| seymour. and defeatet him with rrr,t loas ca.,'
turcd fyc pieces of artillery and Large uurober Of
small arms, and bold possession OF the battlefield
and the killed and wounded Of tho enemy. Iy
cavalry are in pursuit. don't know the prec.sc
number OF prisoners, as they are being brought in
constantly. Ny total loss VIII not exceed
t"o hnndtcd Killed and wounded. Among them
| Moaln Tue loss Of many osafe Officers and men.
ts1gncd) JosEFH FINSEaAE.
eAAAl@e4oS, Ecu. @s.-een' tlnneGGana 8 last dis
pa.en a'om camp beanfesaft, "a, VIA Tallahassee,
~ eass 'ns '!cto15 al ocean bena Was complete
W. eaptutco I'LL tnc'1 at.lAety BID t0 BEnal4 arms
Luz "oous a1e sue"n villa Inc enemy dead and
"ounueu Ior tatee mics. INC enemy's force. from
Ill .eeoants, "as 4o'ou aniontfS anu ono regiment
ana 1onr companies Of cavalry.
Inc 1oe1mond enquirer had lengthy editorial
YESTERDAY asalnat Inc appointment OF Gen. Bragg,
as feoel ltommanuerin-Chiet
AL seDe'oom 1s myetfded By shcrman's more
ment. some accounts abouta week old say that
he IS Neutrality-suspicious. that he Is between
Netolan ana 1omplsnee. 1t 10 certain that be re-
mained al Acf1dlah some days. Spreading his
1o1ees NoHn soutn anu Eaet, destroying railroads
eeAtetuts Nv t4lat poia1' vi lne mafcn Ills column
moseo IN Inc c'osest POSSIBLE order, with hardly
any f.tasglets'
Polk Is ettn retiring before him, hasing croased
the Tembtgbee at Moscow and Demopolis. Ills for
ces, at lust accounts were preparing to dispute the
passage. .
A general advance Of ten per cent on the rebel
bonds in the Richmond stock market vas reported
TO-DAY after the nass a, tbc rnhc, cnrrcncv In,
Tho troops in 1,ec,s a,mr havc nc.,,v al, rnzsu.
listed,
Gen. Mau,v. comnan5nr Moh,c conn,a,n. th,t
non,comha,ants sho,g m d,.,os,tf,, ,c ,oa1a that
ritz. ~~''@'''
r,.,.r,, ,,,,,,o,,.,,
c.p Grant. 1az,,n..,aa ~ ~ 49,.
~o>,,-,a5 ~, ~ Wni,a- ",..sss ' usae.a.' "as
"r,.',. -. o ata eonntiuSo
.v' IL" eo,an1ssa1'es anu
taa''es"'a''e1s "eto a4so 1"ea'
erns11lSd ot@c1csuRE.
.,, s..sA 'naeo - ce.@.oI hiE1nson III
nas epeecn to-aay 10 Tue eneet mat Gen. Meade On
lns lneinne VI 'ne oatue ol uettSsoufe' 1esaca IN
~, 1ne ic1ieaL oi 'ne "noie army ano lhat
"at .ot 'u' cAs.4ss co1s "'1acA upon one past oi
our line INC ofuer "ond haVc been carried Into c1-
seut!ou, scol.opo8a.e" lom' 'aiaous sources. II
IN oenesed taa1 ~! ta6 ae1s VIII DC brought to
'ignt "nen aen' siekles tessmonS oe!ore the Com
a1'ee Oh tAe eono1e8 ot tno war ehall be publish
eo'. ....
TIE A1ssoCE1 ELECTIONS.
Ihe decision Of the Committee Of Elections at
thetr meeting today, unseatihs Representatives
Loan, necinsg anu h1ng OF Missouri, was made BY
Ma)oInS VI one-nEe AGAINST.
Af' Oa"ea' o. Aasa.' chairman Of the Commit
.ee, ~ anoesslooo 10 hase soted with the ina"
1ol'ts'
Inc report which ls not get prepared Will be
ots"h w W III. eanson, ot y: I.
inenaa]ontS olthe committee hold that the action
OF Inc GoFernment IN sending military forces to
po'nhS places, was perfectly 3ustilable, otherwise
open feocsa would nave oEcrawed loyal voters, but
mat Inc interference OF soldiers inter their arrival
went TO sach IN unWaE1antable extent as entirely
-N5~~N~'--sss~'' ~>'S 1~~4%SA 49,
QUESTION are oec1aleo vacant
Atenpestaous deoate u e1pectea over ne re-
poft o1 INC eo@nl.ee so-mo!lo": samuel Knox
ta sutesnt VI n.all seat "la DC aea1a oelofe Inc
eo@ml'tee On elections.
TIE wH1sKY ELL.
The Whisky bill consumed the time OF tho Sen
ata from ono o,c,oc1 tn fonr ,nnd1no tho cue.+5or
,,,,o., - eha.s,. ~ ssA se,I..s y. rs ~ G~t
t' to tu,poss tweuty cents tax
stock On hand
Thc debate woa nr,nc,,,,,v rnon the ,o,,,.r,or-
4.- aa.sa usnss "Ia p.lpans upon ~ rite t.nn
could reopen the question of taxing stock on hand
Foster, Conness, COWen, Carlisle, Hendricks
md Johnson contende1 that tha snhiact matter of
etocla IN han5 I'D heo,, anto1 ~ ~ aott1od h.
~, ~ nau 49, ~ ~. osan s asaeu VI aa1
mittec on Conference could still impose twenty
cents. or any other tax was wholly uupa1lfaruen.
ts-r ' " ' ~'A'S' '"~' ""' 'A' "'pN''''''''A
~. ch.,,,.a ,o,a ou.o,., ,,, 49,. l., ~.
course Of his remarks aad the government had a1-
ready lost more money By the controversy between
tho +.o horaaa +he,, tho bo,o sr,ornt tbot con,d
~" A.-0 .A4N wv "Lole ".4V1a' sA"s ~o"A@
oe feallzcd nom taxing etoeks On hano.
Mr.. Sherman's resolution WAS defeated-ycas Is,
nays rs.
Mr. Conncss moved a ne,v conference ,r;tbont IN.
st-,c,on ra,1;oa 80 ~ w....a ebs. ".su". 1,..t.
and Hendricks were appointed thereapou, The
Sneaker of the ouse DECLARED that tha rpsotutfon
ofinstructions adopted yesterday must be deemed
rcacindcd, the Senate not having concurrcd. He |
as ~ mnusa ~anc.noss.a N''~''
40 -. noate eon.e4enee. !
WAsHNofof, March 1.-Mr. Kelly, Of Pennsyl-
sahla. 1as 1ntTodneea @ eiii to Increase the sal-
sF3es e tns Chei Justice 81 the s1p5cmo Court to
anu ASSOCIATE justices 10 &H.uVI j uQrrS