New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE, WAR.


Several regiments of veteran volunteer. have
recently returned IRON the seat ofwar covered with hon
oracle and bearing their battle stained and battered
cOlors enough streets. The people mIde npr6mpiu
demonstrations at almost every step of their march
clappng their hands, and cheering them in TIE most
enthusiastic manner. Their arrival hiss been duly
scsnDS edged in the newspaper ana their deeds have
ded in prose snd BY sprecistiye str
o; but eir reception has not been equal 10 their
its. NO preparations were made by the stage aathor
fies to receive them No place had been provided To-
their shelter. No tables spread for their
fsnmeat. No State oiiieiai extended 90 them hand
OF wecOme. Had they been foreigners ju.t landed
ouI WIS ges other urherlded strangers they could
have ocen treated with indifference 10y Cover
sermon and yet be knew perfectly well that these
brave cemig@ here He Ind been notified Of
thar lteations. The press announced the fact than
they ae.eon their WAY. The names OF the regiments
The naa er Of III D. the late they designed take and
The tim, they would lie due here, were told over and
over again They came hare in the coolest weather we
have had .h's Winter. iired. and trsyel-worn, and
hungry and nc only quarters offered TO them weretLr
bare boards OF se Park Barracks. snd thai drty
den p.n,led with vcrmin. begIuG.ed ,hem by tho
CoppeThesu Common Coraci. Why are tLese galEu,
men subjected to such shabby treatment Why have
the State authorities neglected 10 provide for their
wants. Is Gov. Seymour offended because they have
re-enlistedi Are they snnbbed by him because TN
have been Sighting for Union and Ibertyi Are The
rights OF soldiers to be ignored. when They come home
TO aid IA recruiting their Sled ranks is gross neg
iecr ana nhosptality TO be the reward given by tie
state 10 Veterans in tie service, Again and again
Gen DIX has appealed to our Common Council 20 per.
NIT him build barracks at Castle Gsrde. for the
accommodation of our sod.ers. and they hsre nyara.
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they voted 10 turn the soldiers he Park and The
same u1patrioc spiIi, 70 animate .len in 81
their act, IN relation Oug Voluueers. There viii b.
reckon g for this q eatnel. distant dag.
We bage some interesting items of news from
North Carolina. The "a Regiment OF North Carolina
Union Volunteers is Ispid!y organizing. PeUy Carter
prominent Unonist and influential citizen Of Mur.
feesboIo arrested few days ago by Confederate
soldsry and sent 10 edcn charged with treesonaDe
Corresponds noe with tie pnhc enemy. 80 great was
the dignation excited by this outrage upon the
rights aud ibertcs OF rhe citizen that Sir Carter was
Immediately released and returned 20 his hOns in Mar
freesbJro Mr. Garter is the fatbeT-in'ly OF Charles
Henry Fosteg. While The var.ous Rebel commands
or lines are fast being depleted ~ deseron il s
sremark.b he fact that the LIST QoysD North Carolina
Regiment has 30 FAR lost but by deserliop, and
the I'd Regiment one. The ist vi January Gel
eb,ated beaufort with imposing ceremonies ny the
colored peoplc OF Eastern north Carolina The 18th
Pennsylvsnia Volunteers have leenlihed Tor
the wor Several batteries have also reensied aud it
is thought that by SpnS all the old regiments will be
ready % take the field With uil ranks. There more
than 10000 people within tie Union lines entitled
40 Government protection. The people in all the state
are believed 70 be ready Tor revolt against the Jen
Davis Government. Some advocate separate tose
-. ...l,,- 90. h.. (Tcfn anil
are coming in freely to accept the amnesty. About
LOO ia Sewbern alone haze accepted che proclamation
A communication from officers Of Bragg's Johnston)
army read in the Rebel Congress shows an alarming
state OF decentralization and dsaection in that quarter
The North Carolina papers epprehend an attempt to set
no Gen Lee as Dictator ard threaten eternal resistance
20 any such scheme The people Of Western North
Carolina have been deprived 0i al mail facilities on The
ground OF disloy atty to JEFF Davis
A letter from Memphis TO The 81. L0ms Re-
pnblcon (Which the editor seys comes from wcilin-
formed source states that proposition. duly author
lied from Richmond has been made to the Union Gov
eminent TO sell 10 that Government oil the cotton
fsbout Is 900 bales) within certain district outside Of
the Union lines taking greenbacks in pay also. that
kirby smith Las authorized messenger to Wash
tnetou 10 deliver up for greenbacks all the cotton in the
Tad River region now under Rebel control, the money
20 be paid to officers excepted from the Presidents am
ne,ty the said officers to leave the country The Rput
sean says that these propositions involve the dsDandUs
Of all tho Rebel forces west of the Mississippi and the
consequent speedy restoration Of that region to loyalty
The bill to extend to the LIST OF March the
bounss to volunteers passed the Senate In the precise
form In which IL LEFT the House. and therefore only
awaits the Presidents signature to become alaw.
All the prisoners in the Chesapeake case at
Halifax have been bound to appear before the su
prsms Court. .o., cc., No vo,t
On Monday the 59th and Goth New'fork
Volunteers. who come homo 70 recruit. were Stng''y