New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Clerks throwing out the soldiers votes BY the small
majority Of SIS their withdrawal leaves the Blair party

Clerks throwing out the soldiers votes BY the small
majority Of 5s5 their Withdrawal leaves the Blair party
faction. The Radical Germans certainly WIZ
not support Lincoln and with three tickets In the ned
the Radicals Gssuredly the State for Fremont
or Ben Butler against Lincoln and Mcclellan. There
about three papers In the State supporting Lincoln
AT least two Of them are supported by crumbs iGlng
from Uncle SANS crib. They have repeatedly sup
ported men whose disoy atty conspicuous early in
tho war yet they assai the gallant Germans who saved
the State from the Confederacy as Jsoobins.
The military authorities have taken the bull by the
horns and ordered shipments OF merchandise for the
interior 70 be overhaulod, notwithstanding the free
trade privileges accorded BY the Treasury DpaT men
the advice Of Gen. Schofeld The result OF this ae-
ton Is tho constant discovery OF contraband Of war
concealed In ali kinds of boxes bales, and barrels and
all destined TO the Rebels The express compa-
MES daily deceived by uDsuspcious packages bot
when the discoveries are made in the express once the
guilty parties are easily detected Detectives who
have Travelled through the northern portion Of the State
estimate that there many and as much an
munition now in the hands Of the Rebel sympathizers
as 1t is from these supplies tbat The guerrilla,
draw their when ready for an uprising or RAID
The enlistment Of colored recruits for the army Is
about 70 take fresh start Gen. Rosecrans has 2sered
majority of the officers detailed by Gen. Schofeld ara
Col Broadleed for recruiting negroes to join new reg
ments ard the service will be committed 10 other and
It is hoped more efficient hands. The belief is enter
tanned quite widely in this State that at least four add'
tional !l regiments may be raised with little exer-
ton lessen the draft in Missouri but the Shareholders
are playing possum with the negroes and pretending 70
treat item with great kindness. as an nduceinent 10
remain aud work through the Summer
Cen Rosecrans promptly crushed the attempt OF the
propretoIs of The neyoPoiiaN Record 10 supply us o
Ionis subscribers with their aorous sheet under the
title Of yIsdicdtor." The General sent for copy
when The Tindicator arrived and when he was satisfied
that il was The paper The Record he issued an
order 10 suppress its circulation IN this Department
Though rot 30 osenteious some others zen. Rose
Grams has n quick way OF dealing with Rebel spnpa'
tlzTs which seldom allows any Rebel to gain an ad'
vantage over him.. ,,,,, c.
The recommendation OF the Senate Military Com.
nittce that thee omination Of Gen SchoAeh as MaJcr
General be rejected causes great satisfaction III ths
city, where SchOieds shortcomings were 80 thofougy
exposed There is evidence enough 10 damn twenty
Generals In the history Of Gen. Sehofed's course IN
Mssonn As he Is yet 10 win his single star IN active
service the people OF East Tennessee VIII not lose any
thing by the departure Of the Napoleon who Is now
their commander.
The action Of the Provost Marshal in shutting up Mrs
HaynG one OF the Secession exies who was banlshed
from St Louis and then returned here IN hopes OF soft
oning the heart Of Gen. Rosecrans so that she could
stay had the effect il is stated Of preventing many
more of the eXies from trying the same game lnere
are several individuals in this city who were lrst
banished from lines and then allowed by the Con-
scrvatye Gen. Schofeld 10 return One OF them Is MIS-
Gen d. NJ Frost who lycs here in fashionable style
Her husband is said to have deserted from tie ReDeI
service and gone 10 Canada .
Among the recent deaths in this State Is that OF dis
tingished Benton politician. eX-Goy harmaduke. az
his residence in Salem County. Tie Ex-Governor hyed
and died a consistent Union man, although ne mao
three in the Rebel seryice-two in the army and
one in the navy. The first Of these ID Gen. D. Mar
madnke whe has been famous for his raids into the
South. East aud South West and commanded the Rebel
forces at bonneville early in the war.
The Government s still monopolzing nearly all tho
steamboat tuunage leaving this port for quartermasters
and commissarys stores, and every boat leaves our
carry Government fre I ut regular rutee, aAo take
their own risks on gueTriilas.