New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

Army Of The Potomac Illustrated to-day on the re
turn Of the women recently passed 10 the 'front.' loaded
with knowledge confdentiay communicated by officer;
In the dance Of contemplated movements operations
accomplished; Of defenses. obstruotious-evorything
AL s sad to have been let out and Of course lie already
in Secesh keeping for transmission 10 Richmond.
THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
In the Virginia Convention at Alexandria, TO.
dsy proposition to insert article in the State Con
sttuton, Furnishing rebellion and treason By entire
confscation of the rebels property, and making IL
treason separate the State from the United Sstes
was lost by vote Of TO TO- Oh the opponents has
brother in Fort Lafayette, and another is Northern
man married into Southern principles.
HOLDERS OF TIE U. 8. SECURITIES ASSESSED.
Commissioner Lewis has decided that holders
Of o. s. Securities win be asseed for an income of
/. per centum upon income derived from them. Where
interest upon such securities Is paid in gold, only the
amount actually received Is to be treated derived
from them II the gold is subsequently sold at q
premium the amount Of pref. must be returned in.
conc from business.
GBs. NEAL now.
Gen. Neal Dow was on the floor Of the House
to-day, and was warmly welcomed
SECRETARY CHASE ON PAvoRITIsM.
It is said that member Of the House, a con-
fdentia friend Of Secretary Chase, called upon him
yesterday and suggested that he would like to have
iend appointed one Of the agents to be employed under
the Gold bill The Secretary gave the applicant the
polite but positive answer that no could not determine
who would act under the law and that in the exercise
Of his power under that law, he should not allow his
right hand 10 know what his left hand did.
GEN. wADswoRTH ASSIGNED TO GEN. GRANT.
Gen. Wadsworth has received orders to re-
port to Gen. Grant at the headquarters Of the Army Of
the Potomac. ON the 2lst inst.
THE REPORTED KENTUCKY CONSPIRACY.
The autographed story of conspiracy in
Kentucky Is djacredited among prominent Western
Congressman.
TIE ENLISTMENT OP SLAVES.
The debate in the Senate to-day on tho en-
s,ment Of slaves clearly showed determination not to
compensate masters for the loss Of their enlisted chat
tells, and as clearly purpose to make the wives and
children OF enlsting slaves free.
GEN. SMITHS NOMINATION.
In Executive Session to-day, Gen. W. r.
Smith wss reported for confirmation as Maior'General
Of Volunteers II went over. About three hundred
promotions in the Regular Army, many Quartermss
ters Commssaries, and number Of civil appointments
were ground out.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate Naval Committee have decided
not report any appointments beyond the limitations
OF the act Of 1862 These appointments are all filed.
REORGANIZATION OF MILITARY COMMANDS.
Gen. stahl is to be Chief-of-Staf to Cen
sigcl Gen. Averin has been placed in command O
all the cavalry In that department. thorough reor
ganzation Of the Of the department has been In
augurated and win he rapidly accomplished
TIE ACCIDENT TO GEN. CUSTER.
---<a-..-. as-s~s..vsh thr?wn from = carriag,
last Tuesday and very severely Injured 10 conadefnpi.
better.