New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dspsoh to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April H. 1854.
FROM TIE FRONT.

FROM Ttk FRONT
From the front we learn that Brig. Gen. Tor
bet formerly commanding the Now-Jerscy brigade in
the 9th Corps has been assigned to the command of the
lst Division Cavalry Corps vice Gen Merritt whoisre
turned to his old brigade Gen. Wilson Is to relieve
Gen. Gregg in command of the I'd Division of Cavalry
An order has been issued sending all mounted order.
lies. duty at corps division and brigade head
quarters, back to their reginentsmountcd infantry
will hereafter fill their places 1t was reported on
good authority that Gen. Lee had issued an order di
rooting all officers to send baggage TO Richmond before
the 9Th instant after that date the road would be
used in bringing up resnforcements
LAND SALRs-THB COMMISSIONERS IN INSURREC-
TIoNARY DISTRICTS.
Secretary Chase, to-day, sent report to the
Senate in relation to number Of Commissioners, &c.
in insurrectionary districts From this report 1t ap
pears that their expenses thus far have been s3 66
Receipts for land sales 500 800 TO- This does not in
clude recent sales at Beaufort $. T., amounting to
S2l0OO0
CAVALRY EXPEDITION TO MIDDLEBURG.
A detachment of the Cd Massachusetts Cav
airy under Capt Phillips went ont to Middeburg on
Sunday night. and succeeded in capturing nine Of
Mosebys men, three Of the nine being leading spirits in
his band one OF them Sam. Underwood. bis principal
scout They in the Old Capitol
RESUMED COMMAND.
Col Charles X. Lowell, Cd Massachusetts
Cavalry has resumed command Of the cavalry brigade
at Vienna.
RAID BY GUBRRrLLAs.
The guerrillas were about last night, and cap
tured five or six and killed captain Of the I'd Penn
sylyania Reserve between Union Mills and Manassas
THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
The House was again thronged to-day tolisten
TO the debate upon the expeIng of Long. The only
speeches Of interest those OF essrs Green Clay
Smith and Pendleton. The former arragned the Demo-
cratic party OF which he member as caus-
ing this Rebellion. and talking from inside that ring
told some very unpalatable truths about the party
passage at arms occurred between Messrs. Smith and
Cox in which the latter came off much the worse The
whole speech was an earnest denunciaton OF traitors
particularly those Of the class "Copperhead"
Mr. Smiths remarks found a warm and hearty re.
sponse IN the galleries which CALLED voorhees, into In
snltng the presiding officer, Mr. Rollins. This and the
usual bullying being part Of the tactics Of the Oppo
sion was only noticed by cries Of order Mr.. Pendle
toms speech was the only from the Opposition which
could be called on argument and listened TO with
great interest particularly by the Opposition members,
who were evidently glad to be enlightened upon their
side Of the question Mr. p. received the hearty con-
gratulations OF all the party The House adjourned at
o'clock for short recess.
The evening session was devoted to making harangue
upon every conceivable subject, save the question.
Messrs Harrington, BroOmall, Winfield, Grnnel, and
Rollins have been the speakers. Mr.. Grinne alluded
to Mr. Harris as the last Of the of Shareholders Of
whom few insignificant specimens were len. defended
New gland aud the Yankees generally and was very
orcbe and plain in his language much to the diseom'
fort Of the Copperheads.
point Of order raised BY Mr. Holman Of Indiana
who objected to words used by Mr. Grinne and which
were taken down at the Clerks desk not sustained
by the Chair (Mr Rollins. Much confusion, with
great deal of wrath the Opposition sde ensued Mr.
Grinne explained that he was quoting from another.
and on this statement the ruling made. Mr.. Rol-
Inns Of Missouri Is now addressing the House against
the resolution. but also emphatcay against Longs
speech and strongly in favor of the war and the ami
hlation OF the Rebel army.
Mr. Rogers OF Now-Jcrsey has the floor next 1t
has been decided that Thursday at l2i Mr. Colfax
will address the House and call the previous question
Mr. Long win have opportunity to reply, and the
vote viii then be taken.
THE TERRITORY OP MONTANA.
The House Committee on Territories decided
to day to recommend the adoption Of the bill establish
ing the Territory of Montana, with the Senate amend
ment that all inhabitants, black or white can vote.
MONEY SENT TO THE ARMY OF THB POTOMAC.
Eight million dollars were sent TO the Army
Of the Potomac to-day In charge of sixteen paymasters
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. GRANT.
Cen Grant will visit the camps about Annapo-
lis today.
NEW-YORK LEGIsLATURE.