New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

rON. HUGH M'CULLOCH.

ftas mum II u A44O'i
The .fon. Hugh McCullo:h, the neon. =
Seer <eary Of the Treasury, was in the House 4 a.
,sSi5 action vas Lad upon the new Loan bill =
dressed himself as perfectly satisfied with it as AZ
ed he alterations rot being Of any great consequc
THE PRESIDENTS LAST RECEPTION.
The telegraph made us say that the la
reception Of Mr. Lincoln would lie given on the 9th
March it will be given on the evening Of the lnauGde
ton. March 4, from to II.
SurYMAy's WHEREAHOJT.
Richmond papers Of Monday are quiet as q
Slcrmans exact location, and it is matter Of dc sbt
whether they really know where bis main army u.s. ex,
ccrt that he has crossed into North Carolins.
REBEL GENERALS.
Ten. Joe Johnston assumed command Of The
forees IN hc front and rear Of Sheymen on thursday
last Gen Lee will remain at Richmond and direct
movements from that point sell as han lie kis own
army for the defense Of Richmond.
THE GOODYEAR PATENT.
The attempt 10 procure from Congress an ex-
tension of the Goodyear rubber monopoly has been
abandoncd and it is offered TO throw the trade
open to the public az once if very small per ccntagc
the of sales TO be used for the benefit Of his
widow and family, is granted by Congress. Two per
Ills satisfies oil concerned therein.
GEN. CAMERON.
Many warm friends of Gen. Simon Cameron
having repeatedly urged upon the President his
amembcr OF the Cabinet il is proper to state that he
has frequently informed Mr. Lincoln that all steps in
this direction were without his sanction and that there
was position in his Gift he had any desire occupy
There is tic best OF feeling between Gen. Cameron and
ibe President.
PROMOTIONS.
TIE President to-day nominated Gems. How
ard and Schofed be Birnder Gencras in tie regular
army and several hundred minor appointments and
prou otions not near all OF which be confirmed
uw ne TO want of time.
TIE CASE OF REFUGEES.
The Conference Committee to-day agreed report the
hill making the Bureau Of the War Department to hcvc
in charge refugees freedmen and coniscated lands.
The details of the bill the The Frocdmen's
Bureau bin defeated by the Senate.
10 The A,socisted rtess
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Feb. &C. 1865.
\ REBEL RAID.
On Saturday night last party of Rebels,
numbering about $50 under command Of Lieut.. Taylor
Wood of the Rebel Navy, and nephew OF JeH DAVIS
left the loconico River IN sloops and small boats bound
On raid Smiths Island, with the design of destroy
ing the light boats 1he gunboat Yankee and several
other of our boats informed of their movements
and at started in pursuit Of them. 1t may be as
Dur gunboas last night shcing the woods In the
vicinity Of Smiths Point Light, on The western shore
that the Rebel gang had returned to that point and had
escaped 10 the main land. Woods is the same p2Iiy
who captured the Satellite and the Reliance
ILLEGAL ABDUCTION OF CoLoRED MEN,
In response TO an inquiry of the House OF
Representatives, the Secretary Of War has commun
rated document from Gen. Augur, which shows that
early in July, ls64 complaints were made by
the Deputy Provost Marshal that bounty brokers were
kidnapping and running of with colorcd men without
paving then. cent. These complaints submitted
the SecretGIy of War who ordered that no cocGed
obtain passes TO leave Washington. their showing
that they not enrolled IN tins district
WHAT COMMODORE VANDERBILT RECEIVED.
Ii appears from an official document that thu
~mount received by Commodore VsDaeIoii ior me me
day $4,000 before he presented that vessel TO
the Government.
TIE ST. ALBASs RAIDERS.
The Government is advised that the ST. Al
bans raiders On tria Montreal have been remandcd
for eight days Judge smith the presiding magistrate
THR FIRST COLoRED MAJOR.
Martin II. Delaney OF Pittsburgh has received
comrnission rs Major in a regiment Of United States
coored troops. The Major is black man ana tbs IS
believed I've the first instance in which one o. his race
has been CON nissoned 10 such command in oar army
MORE FRAUDS BY SUBSTITUTE BROKERS.
The House Committee for the District Oh
Columbia have. by investigation ascerta,ned that re-
trjc have BEEN ba;cd out and sold TO substitute brokers
Five or six Of them charged with grand lIeenes
The remainder with trivial Ocnscs The committee say
that wrongs have been committed and ourages on pu
lie morality and public justice perpetratcd which cal
for the interference of Congress and 50 far may he
for The punishment Of the gully by existing law. Inc
reuort slows tie operations of the officers of tie jail 10
the msttc! Of brokerage The committee have pre-
pared q bl making il Oflense punishable with me
and Imprisonment OF persons 10 sell 10 substitute broheis
those confined in Jail charged with criminal oienses
ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
The number Of passengers arriving IN the
United States from foreign countries during the wear
IT'D was a2i So as appeared by communication from
the Secretary Of State OF these $1,000 landed al New.
York; Massachusetts received $3.50; Pennsyiyanl.
467 California. 3, 1855 MARYLAND. 2gGO Name LIB;
Ncw-Jcysey, 32l Oregon, 3Osi Florida, 1925 Ihode
Island. a; New Hampshire, JIG. But three persons