New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch 10 The ~ Y. Tribune
wAsHNcgoy. Wednesday. Nov. % lsfi.

WAsHINC!ON, W euneSuays NOV. " lts5.
JUDGE HOLT TO BE ATToRNEG-eESE-As.--
Attorney General Batcs's successor nae tcen
definitely determined npon and the appointment; viii b
officially made end announced tomorrow. I've 1'oll
people of tie nation VII rejoice to know that Judge
Hol; Of Kentucky Z.
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Presiden. will in his forthconiir~ Mes
sage take high contributing ground in vndeaiior II
The national effort main ain lis authority sta nieg-
rity He addGces from the enormous increase dfhepoi-
Elsr woe at The last election that OF four yeis ago
that the people hare given the strongest and nose
uneguvocal evidences Of their approval OF tie e1eerve
policy OF subdnius tne Rebellion by force OF an'; Lat
his paramount expression Of the popular wa amounts
TO impcrions nsgdate to further combat the Re
bellon with FL the power ard OF TIC nstor.
mil armed and organized treason is crushed orf
In fine the Message viii DO more in the radical vein
than any Of is 1t and acc,mNr yre .s-
ports are now in tie hands Of the printer.
! REBEL TROOPS GOING TO GEoEGIA. -
Your correspondents at the front report tho
ruinorei withdrawal Of portion of Lees forces to 10
Dispatched to Georgia. The latest Richmond papers
contain no rews nom Sherman, except what is COPIED
from New. orb journa!s
FROM TUTLER's FRONT. 80
There had been u fierce cannonad.ig 81 about
two hours duration in front Of Gen. Buffers 'ifsa ard
although shells exploded within three handre- .sFdsm
headquarters TO serious casualties OccurTct
= TRANSMISSION OF THE nEssAoE.
Measures will be adopted 70 have the Presi-
dents Message received in the principal toYns ard
cities simultaneously with its reading here IN MOE
day. ,ag
prReoylJ frf.-
Mr. Chase is expected here tomorrow. Only
about dozen Congressman have yet arrived
SOLICITOR WHITING.
Il Is due to Solicitor Whiting, to say that
while lie was prominently mentioned for :Se Attorney
Genoralship Il was without his knowledge, lis highest
ambition being 10 serye the Government w.aor. CON-
pensa.ion IS he always has done, regrdless q position
To the Associated Prets 20 sc.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nor. 30 lea.
THE FLORIDA.
An official report 20 the Navy Department
shows that na:y efforts were made - tae AZ
ter vessel. Gua IL .as oaly when the ispos lhhy q
preventing her oG siGknc became apparent RIA, 'r-
,Aeg oitempts wcF, abandoned.
COURTS MAITIAL WORK.
The records of Court Martial in the cases OF
70 military officer. ere officially proDulsaies these
include Lieut. ,,oneIs, three Majors, haeen Cap
taius eighteen ist i.enienants and eight "a eDten-
ants They haa committed various ofienscs. sch ~
making f.lse retHlns disobeseDce Of ords, iEaudl-
leDy receiving money misbehayor before lie chemv,
gambling aud drinking with cnsteI. men, Be-. and IL.
Teen we're convicted of drunkenness Neory al or
these officers we're dismissed tho sDryce. wey'ern
Major for sending challenge to ight dJsi was sen,
fenced TO DC cashiercd bat the sentence vas mi1es1d
10 q reprnsnd Boards for the examination Cd olcers
OF The tom:nsslry Qigrtermastels and Pay DoptIt.
ments have been established in different parts 81 the
coatry SO as &c embrace. all the Military Divfiors
HANCGGKS CORPS.
The organization % al army corps 20 consist
Of rot less than 2oC00 infantry Under tie Command 81
Mi Gen. Haucoc', cScites much interest Ein htas-
quarters have been established In this elv. 'seian
liers no, now IN TIE service DESTROYS OF cniIng this
nov organization should ua;il further notice report IN
p,rson to the office OF Col c. i. Jo5nfo-. s-'Sicrs
Ees, near the baltimore and Washington taiiroad
station in Washirg,on. No person should airy ea-
ceptag such have two years service t.'e been
Aono.ably discharged ana are ply sica.!y qnauted.
Veteran officers who desire 10 serve In the corps
should make application IN w-.'ng TO the A'loshn'
General OF the array ut Washington giylae -storyet
their services ard such military rsconInsE .aiors from
their former commanders rs they can produce.
RESERVATIONS
| The designations OF tho following naDied
officers have been accepted by the Presienl' 10 take
ecec; to-day: Mai Gen. Joan A. 3cC..nluH, bhr'-
Gen. f. \. Payne Brig Gen- Neal DOW.