New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to Tho N. Y. Tribune.

ohor,np earnestly TO impress upon authorities tn
vital importance of securing thorough harmony and
tive 60 operation between the Army u the Potomac
the armies under command Of Cen Grant in the Sprn
campaign now opening. Properly considered. the tw
forces have but one enemy and it, with the first avail
able weather Of Spring, this Army of the Potomac
pressing down upon the enemy from the North. shou
act in conjunction with the Army Of Grant MOVING
upon Atlanta and against tho yeax d Richmond, GU
struggle would have reached its conclusion.
OUR SYSTEM OF CURRENCY AND NATIONAL
CREDIT.
Letters from Europe show strong tendency
in the Government financial circles Of France aud En-
gland TO adopt the system Of currency and nationa
credit which has performed such miracles in sustaining
the vast expenditures Of our war.
sRCESsIoYIsTs IN OFFICE.
IT has always been asserted that if the Gov
eminent would purge itself Of the traitors and Seces
sion sympahirers who have been and are stn holding
responsible positions in the different Departments the
CoDtederacy would lose most Of its vital powers The
which have heretofore arisen some Of which have
been acted upon and others passed over have furnished
abundant proof of this That there still too many left
WHO are in regular correspondence with the Rebels, and
whose position gives them means Of abundant infcrma
ton Of the greatest Importance Is as true now as ever
Certain letters recently captured and returned to the
War Department have led TO the discharge OF man
and his wife both Of whom have been holding situations
in the Treasury Department; the former from time
dating back Of tie commencement Of the Rebellion
As an instance Of and perhaps tho most serious
difficulty which the Government has contend against
may be found in the statement In letter from the wife
TO friends in Secessia that che has found that
4 In Il. -. H.,
fifty men can do The urompt action Of the Secretary
of the Treasury in removing these parties is worthy Of
emulation Were all the Departments thoroughly purged
OF those who. drawing their pay from GCsernment
abuse their positions by furnishing the Rebels with In
formation which has enabled them thus far to thwar
the plans Of our Government and to prolong the Re-
belion il is believed by those well informed upon the
subject that their cause conceded hopeless, would
really be So number Of other Clerks have also been
removed from the Treasury Department
FILLIBUsTERIyG.
The first fllibustering Of the session took place
in the House TO day when the question the passage
Of the bill TO amend the Conhscaion act up The
Opposition knowing themselves TO be in minority.
were determined to postpone the passage Of the BILL
and led by Nes.rs Pcndleton. Voorhees,. and Cor sue
ceeded in getting adjournment after running fight
Of about two hours
DIPLOMATIC CORPS DINNER.
The annual dinner of the Diplomatic Corps
takes place at the Presidents mansion tonight
SEVERE SENTENCE oP A CONTRACTOR.
A gentleman connected with the Navy De.
partment stated today that Government! contractor
has been tried recently at the instance Of Secretary
wsnes and sentenced 10 O years Imprisonment and
u ..fI a. &c a or
in business Of considerable importance, which requires
his personal attention daily and that the execution OF
the verdict viii destroy bis Of living as weu as
character. Tins should be warning to swindlers
TIE CONFEDERATE RAMS IN ENGLAND
Some months ago VIC stated, on the author
ty OF an officer attached 10 the United States steam
ship Tuscarora now in European waters, that Mr..
Laird was solicited 10 sell his 20 the British Gov
eminent The story has been repeated since with the as
serton that the proposition refused naval officer
however has received letter from European CORE
spondent stating that the English Government and Mr.
Laird differ only about tho price Of the vessels and that
the Government give the figure stated by him they
can have the craft Notwithstanding the statements to
the contrary recently Published by the British news
papers.
TACTICS OF THR OPPOSITION.
The meanness manifested by the Opposition
to choke of debate. when 1t is very severe upon them,
has become habitua a member from NcwJersey taking
particular delight in Collecting all possible occa-
sions where an objection will kill debate. Winter
Davis said after lete manifestation Of this spirit that
objections came with iii grace from that side Of the
House. when every possible courtesy extended TO
their members 10 speak over time out OF time and
nearly all the time"
COMPLIMENT TO A BRAVE OFFICER.
Lieut..C William p. Brinton, OF the 18th
Pennsylvania Cavalry who led the desperate charge
into Hagerstopn u, the time Of the Gettysburg fight
has Just been presented with magnificent saber snsh
and belt by the officers Of bis old regiment the I'd Penn
sylyania Cavalry.
DEMAND FOR THE AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
The demand for the Agricultural Report be.
ng 40 great Congress has been asked 70 print 10000
additional copies.
SURVEYS IN COLORADO.
Returns have been received from the Sur
veyor General Of Colorado dated Jan 49, 1864 showing
the subdivsiona surveys Of Townships Nos. l6 and H.
south Of Range No. 65 west Of the 60 p m. meridian
which townships are trayeIsed by the Fountain Qui
Bond River.
EXAMINING SURGEONS.
The following appointments have been made
by the Commissioner Of Pensions DR.. Jedidiah Oar
hing. Smithport, Pa; DR.. George A. Blair. Ecw-Or-
loans, La
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
Mr.. Clephane, who has been silent partner
In IN, National Republican Of this city. has been bought
out by the two active partners, VIM. j. Murtsgh and
L. HanscOm. The editorial remains In I'll.