New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
specia, Dispatch 70 rLs N. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON Tuestlsy. Dec r. fe61

WARRINGTON, Tuesday Dec la ieN
SHERMAN VERY NEAR SAVANNAH.
Secretary Stanten received dispatch from
Gen. Grant this evening. stating tia. one Of tho Rich
mond papers OF to-day ucsdsy) announced that Sher
man was witnm 1--we miles Of Savannah. end ives
thought TO be wcx9s around toward the coast to the
south east OK tha& cif and that another Rchmood %
per stated that Sherman was drawn W In line Of BATH,
before Savannah on Monday.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Congressman Wsshburne who returned TO-DAY
from Grants Headquarters, represents Waxrens nova
ment RS perfect success and that Grant Is confident
Of the Whole situation. Mr. Washburns himself feels
more confidence Of the Future from this visit 10 the
army. than from any previoos one Waren's mission
was TO destroy the Weldon Rosd and bridge a. lar -
possible. and 10 discover and destroy Tho cross
road from tho Weldon To tho DanviLe which Grant
knew was ia process OF construction and designed
to 10 Richmond her supplies from tho South. This
was rulued by Warren.
THU VERMONT RAIDERS.
II is rimoed from tho State Department TO-
night tina: the Canadian Courts and authorities have
ordered tia release Of The 81. Adams iaidoss and ths
restitution OF the money tSey p.nndercd. from the
banks.
RECIPROCITY BUSINESS.
The summary dealing OF the House with the
Canadian reciprocity treaty today gives universal sst
issacton The vote taken in presence Of sandwich
Island snd Psolc Coast Ggufers 10 get - another
oiprooty treaty between the United States and Tie
Sandwich tslands-a iug-handled arrangement 90 tie
Canadian pattern.
A GCSB0AT SUNK.
The gJnbOat Osego, Commander Arnold, has
been sunk by Rebel torpedo in Roanoke River. sir
miles above Plymouth The torpedo was attached to
log floating In the river. The Otsego. moving up %
reconnaissance struck IT, and 1t exploded. smasainss
hole through the bottom Of the guntOat She lies In
six fee, OF water. None on board were Injured
HOSPITAL STEWARDS.
Yesterday tho Surgeon-General ordered that
no more Hospital Stewards be examined or recon-
moulded for appointment In the regular army. Stewards
for co;ored regiments viii stil be accepted,
JUDGE OLIS ILL.
Judge DIN, OF the District Supreme Court, "a
dange1vaslg al a. his residence.
HASCOCK's CORPS.
The following is the composition Of Gen. Han.
cocks persona stat; Brevet.Brig. Gen. G. IL Nor
~.
Breye.. Lieet Col A. n. Dougher.y Of NewJe"ey
Medical Director, BrevesCoL W. 5 Mitchell OF Pean"
,y.yania, Mao, D. f. Parker of Pcnnsyvsna, and Brs'
vet. Mslor W. II. W. Miller Of Sev.fork. Aidsde'
osnp, Can't. Finley Anderson. Assistant Adiutsrt.
General. Capt. Edward Mariner OF the l6Sd New
Yors. has been appointed Major Snd Assis.an!-Adia'
tant General Of vountssss and assigned TO temporary
duty with Gen. Hancock.
| prHoHeaABLY DISCHARGED.
| By direction Of the President, tho musters out
of service Of CO.. T. W. CA,du and Capt Vim. Wright
both OF the och Connecticut volunteers, have beea
AMENDED 80 a. to shonoraby discharge them from tss
service Of ths United States ioS dsobedieace Of orders
! and neglect OF duty.
DISMISSED FOR SELLING SUBSTITUTES.
By order Of Gen.. Butler, Timothy Tub.
Capt in the lls.h u. g. coored troops. having besa
found guilty OF sending recruits fom Ll camp in Ken
tnciy across the riyes into Indiana end there selling
item 10 substitute broker has been dsoEorsb'o dis
missed the service, subject TO Tho approval OF the
President.
WASHINGTON Tuesday Dec u, isI-
THR RECIPROCITY TREATT.
The original Joint resolution, requesting the
Prsd,nt 10 give tho required notice Of the repe Of
Apr2 by Elijah Ward Of New.Yoik. lrom The Commit
tee Coun,e,se. Tho preamble wss at that tine
acted alj this among other things, declares tat
nearly al tho articles which Canada has to sell are ed
mtted into che United Stairs FREQ Of duty while heavy
DUTIES nov iprosed upon many OF those artiSas
Which the people OF the United Ststes hsyo 90 Rail Viii
tho intention OF excluding than rom the Canadian
markets. Aud further that sos President OF the United
Sts:A during tas E>i sessbh q tas Ca
gies csVa1 u be submitted 70 the House ofioisa
report setting forth the inequality AID injustice exing
IN olr present intercourse with Canada sgbyeTsve ofths
tus intent of the treaty owing 70 the s1bseuept ega-
ton of Cansds With The view Of carrying on CONNER
csl interiors; reoiprocsly beneficial and satisfactory
20 both parties res0atioa was appended authorizing
and requiring the President n give notice 70 the British
Government taas n is Tire wish and intention Of tia
| ss t.s s I'D ~: y:
yesss kol We negotiation Of this treaty. be concluded
bAtTesh 6a two governments BY which the provisions
shall be modified 10 be mutually satisfactory To
both Governments; aso. authorizing the Presdent TO
appo!u. three commissioners FOR the revision o. tbs
treSty and TO oolspY with other commissioners dlg
authorized therefor whc0sver II shal appear to be tbs
wish Of the Government Of Great Britain 70 negoaea
new treaty. The preamble having been adopted Ast
session. tie question 10 day reonred on the adoption OK
oSpreJ by Esptescntsivc Morrill,. merely elusstts8
The frrsid nj 10 give 20 the Government 81 Gress
IAusln and frelNd tia notice required fcr the tfuna'
ton OF the treaty withon any reference Whatever 70
Gew ono. The Senate has yet to ax upon sne setycS
FRAUpULgSr VOrlNG.--At the Late Pre1
en,sl election John esy pisJs his appearance at the
ro,Nns place. Pinh District Fourth Ward. and ten
d,rcd kls vote Being challenged BY one OF tue In.
.o.ctors he gave his name Mclaughlin. and stated
Tia. he resided .. No 81 Now Bowery. Tie Inspector
kuoxin, the statement IL be flso at oncs arrested hun
......o1 IN she Tctnhs Wkere In tin r.ear.