New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
TRANSFER or MrnBfRs or THE INVALID CORPS
no VETERAN CORPS.

An order has beCn ifsurd authorizing of'iccr'
and pryates in The Invalid Corps. Of sufficient service
and lit for active duty 70 enter the Veteran Corps
The chance will undoubtedly be jumped ut By al wEc
squrm under the popular nsappreheasion that tie In
valid Corps is ,body OF pensioners. They viii Gel
bOuntios too.
THE CALL or THE HOUSE.
II took the city by surprise TO hear that a call
Of the House was rendered necessary to-day. IN the
crisis Of the war and ON the edge OF solemn events,
there was not quorum for business.
MOVEMENTS or GEN. GRANT.
Gen. Grant, with portion of his staff, arrived
at Culpepper yesterday afternoon. and was received
with enthusiasm He was escorted to his headquarters
brick mansion tie main street .cf the town, by the
18th New-York Volunteers and troop Of cavalry. lie
will inspect every regiment singy but no grand review
Of the whole army will take place.
Gems. Sykes and French eft the ermy this morning.
THE CORPS COMMANDERS.
The selection OF Gems. Warren, Hancock, and
sedewick. as commanders OF the three corps into
which the army ia consolidated, meets with universal
approval MsIor-Gon. Warren has established his
headquarters at culpepper Court-House.
PROMOTION OF MAJOR MCCLURE.
Major Mcclure, Sd Indiana Cavalry, has been
honorably discharged to enable him to take command
Of another regiment u
To the Assccated Pres.
WARRINGTON, Friday, March %. 1864.
sryT AFTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or A NOTED
CHIEfTAIS.
Col. Wells, Provost Marshal-General at Al
.,endria, sent out party Of Company ID Of the LIST
Mic Ligan Cavalry dismounted on wednesday evening,
under command OF Lieut. jackson. In search OF guerr
las. They went by steamer 20 Freestone Point and
thence through woods about ten miles, where they cap
turcd Capt Hannegaa, the we-Anown guerrilla chief
tan and three men, six sLotguns, muskets and rites
three reyolyers one horse and returned safely this
Morning flanagan is dlrgerous man. He has often
boasted Lo would not be captured alive, There was
found upon him passes and permits from the Rebel au
thorties permitting him to go where he pleased within
tho cncny's lines.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The following nominations were confirmed by
the Senate today:
Major James A. Hardie. Assistant Adjntant General.
10 be Inspector. q eneral, with rank OF Colonel
Second Lieutenant Henry jayne 9TH Illinois cavalry.
and list Lieutenant H. C. Robnett lst nited States In.
fantry TO be Aids to Gen McClernand.
Lockwood NJ. Todd OF Illinois. Nathaniel A. Rich
eydson OF Illinois and Nathan b. Eckford Of New
Hampshire to be Commissioners Of Subsistence with
rank Of Captain.
SICK SENT TO THE REAR.
Yesterday and to-day about fifteen hundred
sick have been brought to this vicinity from the Army
Of the Potomac ra|
THE DEATH OF CAPT. WILSON.
The officers Of the 93d New-YOrk Volunteers,
at the headquarters Of the Army Of the Potomac. to-
day passed resolutions Of coincidence in memory Of
Can't. Hiram S. Wilson, Of that regiment. who died
while on duty at Rikers Island.
THE COMMITTEES on COINS AND COINAGE.
Representative Stebbns Of New-York has
been APPOINTED member Of the Committee on Coins
and Coinage.
THE COMMAND OF THE POHroosuCK.
Lieutenant. Commander George A. Stevens