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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
Talk &boRt Evacuoficn-Thc CharIcsfcp
Ecus-Dri!ls ard Eeviews-SsiI and
Northumberland Bragg.
From Our Special CorresP ponds NJ.
HDQgs. 4 EHY OF THE PoroMAc,
ILrsiay Feb 81 1863 (

From Our Special Correspondent.
HDQgs. Amy OF THE PoroMAc
tuesday Feb. 81 1863
From somo Of tie men who are now leaving
tho Rebel service for lines at the rs;c Of 100 daily
Clnd rs many going off IN the other way)
again bsar the story # Richmond to be evacuated This
time II Is very likely to De well fouSded. In fact it
now oay lefi to the Rebel army to quit front and
try defeat the gallant army that is passing through
to heart Of tie South as stated in my last letters
This last efior. viii. l thins fiil.'
TIE GOOD HLws.
The news from the Grmy under Gen. Sherman las
dilTused feeling of gadness all through this army. Al
ready see tho war eut short 6y some months.
~ TIE FIELD.
To day the ground being dry and the weather fine.
the troops In the field at drill; aud it pleasing
10 see the strength Of the bAttaions All oong the line
Of RAILROAD saw. iron hise drew us along az
rnpd rite rm City Point hattllous and batteries NJ
d on the patches Try ground the bayonets OF The
lines Of the former cleaning in tie sun. and martial
rumbing coming from the guns of ,he latter as they
SWEPT over nc ground. Uniimterug. the guns would
deliver their mnic fge. ahoOw me allie sound coming
IRON each tho ranmer was sent LONE on an inaei'
nary cartridge. All was life. and led one " think Of
what Is to eoae In the spring.
TIE GROUND,
Jti.nmattor Of wonder to us all Row soon the soil
here dries mr. Two days after heavy rain the ground
i generally drv aud on the hills there Is dust 1t Is
thought Tat tie roads VIII be dry enough for move.
nents earlier thar usual this Spring. aud the weather
the last two days looks II that season had SCI in
though il is too soon TO look foT 1t now.
THE ARMY.
Under the good feeding that and horses are now
receiving he army looks in fLe condition
GEN. GRfGG
am assured that this gallant officer has not lef the
service owing 20 any difference with Gen. Warren In
the late action on tie lc OF ae ard that he had
rendered his resignation previous to that affair.
hasten therefore, correct the report in my letter Of
the 10Th instant though it quite common at that
dste ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
From Rsrsrcss Monroe.

FoITurss MONROE. Va. Tuesday, Feb. 81. le65.
Tho steamer Admiral Du Pont, Pepper, mas
ter arrived here to-day from Hilton Head s. c.. the
nth inst via beaufort
The Admiral Dupont brings the malls and important
dispatches for the War Department.
Nothing was known NJ Hilton Head OF Gen. sher'
mans movements as his base Of operations W., so far
removed that there was but LITTLE Communication car.
rlcd on with his army except by mounted couriers.
Lieut. Gushing arrived here to day from Fort Fisher
FORTRESS MONROE, Wednesday, Feb. %, 1861
Admiral Buchanan of the Rebel Navy arrived
here yesterday from Baltimore t9ke exchanged.
The ,steaIners PERT and ElfS 9 sailed to-day for
Fort Fisher with malls and supplies for Con- Terry
army.
Salutes we're fired from tho Fortress and the men Of
war to-day In honor OF " ashingtons Birthday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

The opinion OF the soldiers oil the army upon
the question Of putting negroes IN me rank not hove
norluiity for great Misunderstanding ppon this point
There are many persons who really believe That tne
army opposed H. Til, I. no. ne & We h @sys "@ r
sen is tie following the Fifteenth Alabama Iegi
mcnt The letters VIII explain themselves; .. ,oc.
HDogs. IsTn hL.pAsA REGIMENT Feb ~ 1903.
mCoroXyI: viii this lind paper which, in great degree
explains itself 1t Is The wois Of We snea nsn clone snS
Il 10 the oncerr s OF whom who were Present WIN ,hr req
sned There are present for GUY 1S Elective men
Of that iI and whose name, are annexed eros. marks
S;s e ss 's %s :. i"s
tem IN the ronk Tie who 'ent me the paper tell; ~.
cyesl moe woald have signed II II they had thought u
nave my effect towsrd bringing about the desired 90
iect Of rung the negroes IN the army Tmohng H.
Lee ight ike to get ell the information he could ss 10 ,e
"a h. army on the subject concluded ~ beve scopy OF
his paper sde for lie and ssd TO you WIN Tue
~, yo hand 10 him. soine Of TIE Conesnen seem 10 be
looted on this point, Dat think hele evidence
tb Al ss one regiment political Independence at any
ness II !. doe that should that the egyesht men
ro sre win to take the Into the rank, are among
the IN the regiment young men ., gooa %
pon, 81 p1a sSs pG tP bsssis that are snsoa.
hsvc pa, In The army but 81 course & poss.
ave- IN. az aud 44 Aisbans send tho original paper
Signed by the IN pencil with tie REQUEST bss 70" hao
so papers 70 Ger. Lss s JG s, .Ssms 1s~m.up
We tie updeniersd soldier. Of the let regiment Ala
bsa volunteers infantry seeing the Q, TIE
aud property slaves, believe the time has come for
sne ud putting n,o the Confederate Sisters service two
bunored thousand too0D) negroes, and nod Respectfully
urge that Law to that effect ~ nutose The
President receive them In any that cotnusions
ISigned BY one hundred and forty thee namesI
Hoe is regiment IN earnest, and which means ID
dependence" and which viii not permit any questions
of taste Or smell either 10 stand between them and free
dom. 49,
a gentleman over the signaiuro Of ION the shelf.
writes; When left my home In South Carolina, n
fow DAYS ago tbe principal reason urged against
placing negroes In the ranks that our brave boys
woud not Tolerate the adniYturc association but all
men were wiling, with few exceptions. to lend their
slaves - The cause whenever Gen. Lee thought them
needed. have just coIae from visit 10 Bra'ton's
brgnde aud others below here and hapiES soundtd a.
Ost eorry man Dds peas,d 10 lear hcm 50 far from
ursiag on objsctign eEthasiaseaiy il Jar0r VI tdDS
vls..d ado By sias ria nc JahJul s!ae.s gem home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

The Csnstitutienal Amendment Rejected
Gen. PaImer's Policy-A Son Of DR..
Breckenridge Captured.

FRANKFORT, Wednesday Feb. % 1854.
In the Senate to-day the reports of the Ju-
dietary Committee the Constitutional Amendment
were taken up Mr. Robnsons minority report, favor
ing ratification on condition Of compensation, was re-
ected by the decisive yote--Yeas, .; Nays 81 A sub
,titute for the report Of the majority offered by Mr.
F.kc that the Legislature ratiy Internationally, we
also rejected by a vote OF Yeas III Nays, - The
final vote rejecting tho Amendment was Yeas2l, to
Nays IL.
The judiciary Committee in the House reported TO-
day against the Amendment
Gen. Palmer is at Louisville his headquarters for the
present In conversation last night DO stated thai he
to execute. vigorously and thoroughly, the policy
pursued heretofore by the administration. ard that
neither party could him to advance their own pur'
poses All forces the defense Of the State are to be
mustered into the United States service and to be under
the control Of the officers Of that service No more
State troops will be allowed he raised The enlist
mont Of negroes will be continued was inferred from
his statements that he would carry out the policy OF
Gen. Burbrdge as FAR necessary. and that the am
plest protection would be offered to the Union men
The oldest son of Rev Il. J. Breckinrdge Col II. j.
Breck idgc Of the Rebel service was captured near
Versailles, KY, this afternoon.
FRANKFORT Ky., Feb. %, 1868
The House of Representatives, this morning, by
vote of e. to 81 rejected Mr.. Robnson's minority
mort which favored the ratification of the Constitutional
Amendment on the condition that the of slaves
be compensated for the slaves thus set free. The
oriy report rejecting the amendment was then adopted
by vote OF Sc to 26 Thus Kentucky refuses to rafy
the Anti Slavery amendment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
CAIRO. Thursday. Feb. %. 1895
From nsemphis and New.Orienns.
CAIgo, THURSDAY Feb 90 1865.

CAIRO, Thursday Feb % lc55.
Eew.Orleans dates to the 10th inst, and
xgsmphis to the 2lst have been received
1zs Picayae says the bar ct Southwest Pass has be-
6pme great obstruction 10 navigation. At low water
0sn vessels OF moderate drsf are meeting much diff
Salty.
Andrew jackson Donelson publishes card In The
l1s~pkis Aygas defining his position the questions Of
Ne day, and denying the statements Of northern papers
ssgarding the political status.
Over 100 permits to bring cotton into our lines
lsN granted ut Memphis for the week ending
Dth and 1876 for taking out supplies. Cotton
NJ value Of supplies taken out is S2J7,0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
From Ohio and Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Thursday. Feb u le65
Business was partially suspended yesterday,
and tho day celebrated by the firing Of salutes and dis
psy cf days.
The new Ohio regiments raised under the last call
have commenced moving TO .he front.
The Ratification bill was rejected by the Kentucky
Senate yesterday by v majority.
Gen. Palmer commanding In Kentucky. announces
that his policy will In material degree differ from
that pursued by Gen Burbridge.
The enlistment Of negroes viii be vigorously prose.
cnted no state troops shall be enlisted allowed In the
State but i troops raised for the defense u the state
will be mu stored into the United States service and "
under the control OF the Federal officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
Gen. singletsn Again Gone 70 Biehmsnd.

A dispatch to a morning journal yesterday re-
ported that Gen. Singleton and Judge Hughes late of
the Court Of Claims lett Washington for Richmond
Wednesday. the President having given them passes
through our lines Leading peace Democrats say that
the object Of their visit is impress upon tho Rebel
leaders the folly Of protrsctiug hopeless contest when
by submission to the authority Of the United States they
might obtain peace OH honorable forms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to Tie n. y. T,ibuns.

\
wAsuIECToS. Thursday. Feb - 1865
ERws OF THE FALL or WILMINGTON HOURLY
EXPECTED.
The dispatch boat from Wilmington, with q,
Of its capture. is hourly expected. Gen. Soho
field appears to have Pressed tho enemy so hard they
could not get away t,Out FIGHT and az he Is knowu
to have more than doase their nrrnter 1t Is believed
that few viii ever get to reinforce Beauregard
ROGER A. rRYoa.
Roger A. Pryor arrived here today, and, IN
company with Col j. W. Foraey. visited the Presideat
to night.
REBEL DTsEETERs.
Over two hundred more Rebel deserters took
the cath today. and gvcl transportation North.
THE LOAN BILL.
At tie request Of Secretary Fessendon, the
further consideration u tie LOs biz n postponed nni
Monday next by which tine nc Secretly VIII 10
appointed and Lis views can @ given 20 Congress.
The rrme Of ire Ecr. u. EccuIcch vas nQt seut
intos Senate to day. bit probably VIII lie tomorrow.
GEN. HOOKER. Ho00W
Gen. Hooker was before tie Var Committee
to-day, giving bis testimony to his ealnpa;sn from
Charlottesville to bis being relieved &C Frederick.
FALsB STATEMENT.
statement sent from here to The Pkilraol-.
Plia Pre that Grant has ct with reverse, is false
ard without the slightest founlato, in fact 1t Is ii
cult to conceive why such malicious statements should
be put in print. ro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

We have contemplated putting negroes In tie regi'
norts with tic o.d soldiers against the WISHES o. ne
whites We uuld not rec eny single solder forced 70
fight by the sc Of negro. But whcn tie regimen. Il
willing ~ have iis ranks hlfd up and ia gmen or.
ganiZatiOn preserved, With all It'd Foiions Daine ni
iuine by negro Iccfults thrIe can De no ciJ'ct.p1
urged. Every scidor vho objects to fighting with The
mceiocs might lp transferred o. some ob.. resi1cht.
let every ogircit follow The exaI,e s.t b. the I5ta
AabsnE and every soldier express his wses on paper
whether or net 10 Is willing 90 have the negros pat In
,lle same rank wiIl liuself. aud forward sg'h tI-
preston of 81 mon to Gen Leos headGu The
N SANITATION Of the army thus 20 On inttllI ~.
ard tie wishes Of every S ldier he cunplird witl
Prejudice governs more ar leas every man, and itonp b
da tac shnud 10. ffsyfci tic OpnOa Of tne men rs
general thing yet ~ the radical chgrae vach she IN
OdJc'on o negroes into tie army val Lakc, II would
n wise policy 20 coIsElt the wishcs of tie men aud
respect thoT opinions in Il is Every soldier
VITO objcc's - lighting SIDE by side With tie negroes
should he Transferred 20 hoc other meIt organ .zed
Upon ne vii.e basis exclusively.
IL Che nm; VIII comet 10 hllng up ia corpa1ies
w.th aegToes The eicienoy Of the nero soldiers viii
De greatly expedited end they VIII yoTy much toonc.
DC rondr for toe field
We call upon TIE commanders Of regiments To take
tie q heii and permit every solder TO give
lis .snes IN this matter The example SET b. the 18th
al, asle my veil be followed by evety regiment Let
C.as,~.s act promptly. Precious tine is passisg away
Every day now lost delay prJuaioia to the country
and rs cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

EARLY STRAWBERRIES. first strawoer'
rIes Of the season were received few days sinoe
Powells fruit store, No. lat Fultonst-' br"oAy"'
They were In number SIX filed one basket ana Wei.
sold for largo dinncr.psrty at the moderate sum
two dollars and half Tho fruit was raised .. sn0"
burg Mass where they never use their snow ~ ' !"
vaa oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24


Alta concert given by the New-England SO.
ciety last nipht, George Thompson made speech on
Tie present and future Of AmcIica. he said that NJ.
though the war waa necessary vet all tie sters would
appear again upon the American Flag. ana that wond
be- again brighter than ever tie beacon u light and
liberty kindied IA the skies.
Auer.ca and Great Britain. mother and daughter.
would go hand in hand. one ia union and progress
Ne sid there were crroaeoas opinions as 20 he Ens.
lish sentiment and painted the glorious future wien "
mankind shall be free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

LOUISVILLE "Wednesday. Feb. %, 1868 .
Major-Gen. Palmer will publish an order to-
morrow assuming and OF the Department OF Ken.
lucky from the 18th. making his Headq at Lou
isviile.
Msjor.Gon, Rousseau aud Brg..Gon. whipple G.
rived here this morning.
james J. Dassert. esq. father law Of Msjor.Gcn
Rousseau, died this morning
A salute fired to-day in accordance with the or
ders frvm the War Department and many OF the public
buildings business houses and private buildings were
decorated with aags.
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the Associated Piess.

WAeIseToN, Thursday FEB - ls''
Commander Trenohard Of tie U. ;. Steamer
RSeie Island olegraphs to The Navy Department fo'
H.rrto, l,osas t,ss rncrr1ne that oar iroors were
x,,hfn fonr riies 81 " imirgton Heavy fling was
f..rs. s,l ON s-cors were edyeucing ropidly.
Reformation from tie Army Of the Potomac s'o''s
"a. the army vss in great ece oven the eaifuIe q
fSsrts on. 1ley begin 20 &c in iAe evacuation Of
e.! ST elold tat Tao end Of iher labor draws Dst'
Asioti,d sclte was fIed tfro0s bout tie whole Line
akoLor VI The eNent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
TIE PIRATE OLINDE.
Hoa;c. Cou.d -, Tuc.oysou, N. =.

TUcKERroS, N. j., Tuesday. Feb 81. 1858.
In my report Of the 10th inst~ J mentioned
the fact Of the body of unknown man having been
picked up on tie beach. learn tonight that another
body has been found. Tie CoroDer Las chrrse othem
and they will be properly tssel care Of Toy. 10
doubt from the plot Goat which weit to pieces on
Barnegat Shoals ou Sunday 18th inst, supposed tobs
tho George u, Stems No. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
- .v, Recommendations Tracy in the

p,rHrs IMrUDENT.--Alierman Tracy ]" '"'
- ,,.r,,,o, Council on Monday evening presented
o, fox new street the First Ward to be called Beau
In. propo.ition does not sppeH to have eIes's'
any particular comment -, ,,.
rorIcr PArADE.-There was no parnde o, tos
Polc, yesterday. On secoun, o! Tie "'~''eh " W.
place To-Day weather iaye'inG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
Nev.Jcrscy Legislature.

TRENTON N j., Thursday. Feb. o. 1895.
This morning the Judiciary Committee OF the
Hoxe reported bill TO raiiy the constitutional amend.
ucn with an amendment e submit it to the vote Of
the people at the next general election.
Tie minority OF siid Commit reported against sub
hitting II to vote OF the people and in favor Of pass
ing resolution to ratify Il without such proviso.
Hon James a. ScoycL Senator from Camden, has
beel drafted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
al Qaics no New Eioreucns -Esnds
BALTIMORE, Thursday. Feb. %. ]

BALTIMORE, Thursday. Feb. q. 1905.
The Baltimore american has aivices from City
Point down 70 yesterday mo'aing. All then quiet
Eith NJ indications Of move;nent of any kind. The
roads are very muddy.
Tie RicAmcna papers speak Of the bad condition of
Tie roads, rendering ermy movements impossible.
They coItlin 10 news whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

THE DRAFT IN THR TENTH DIsrRIcr.-Ths
drafting wheel revolvcd yesterday in Yonkers and
Corilandt, and also In towns In Rcckland County.
Morrisania and West Farms. Weschester County.
having filed their quotas were exempt from its opera
tiODs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
Tho Maine Ee2isiasare.

AUGUSTA, Me-, VlurSfIJ, FEB. ~ Ieso.
TIE Legislature has passed very wholesome
ul,t law and il has been approved BY the Governor.
The law enIolis Ill between tie ages Of 10 aud ~ and
creates On active militia OF those under a.
The effort 20 ahoizs the etsfe bcrxd q Agriculture
faed -a
The Legislature viii adjourn on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
CollisiOu.

The mail-boat Dictator, when near City
Point lighthouse, Fen. % colllded with schooner
loaded with OYSTERS causing her 10 sink instantly No
lives lost; the crew, consisting oi three men, es-
caped with the small boat. Tie schooner when going
down. strcck the Dictator. carrying away portion VI
her railing and flagstaff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

b. CAIRO. Thursday Feb. % 1855.
Gen. Roberts, commanding the District of
Nest Tennessee, has ordered that no person coming
fo or passing vi lines viii he sllowed 10
nm during the war. except those trading IN cotton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
Auction sale Of Eic-.

boston. Tbursdny. Feb. g, ItoJ.
Tho cargo Of rice brought from Savannah by
the steamer Greyhound was sold ut auction to-day Tor
I'll benefit of the poor cf that city, Tho prices ranged
from IL 10 Isl cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
The aevcn-Thirty Loan.
PHILADELPHIA

PmLDELPnIA, Thursday, Feb. q. 1865.
Jay Cooke a. Co. report that the snpscrip.
lions 10 the 730 Loan since the last report amounted
10 AZ $50 900 The largest Western subscription was
for 81 COO eco FROM Cleveland and tho largest from the
East was s55s 900 from Philadelphia There were 1877
single subscriptions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

DETROIT, IHufsuiY, ftU 2, Iebo
The new Board Oh Trade building wGs dedi-
Gated today With appropriate ceremonies Delegations
from the principal cities participated IN the exercises
The NewYOrk Produce Exchange represented
- Gen. WalbIidse and Messrs. Hirekep. Bogart snd
Lee.
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AT --.~------~
. fen FROM WILMINGTON
OR Trccps within Sour Niles Of
lie CITY.
w.mtsorov. THURSDAY, Feb. u. 1858.

whpfHGrON Jhurfi1N htu. - i0"''
Tne Golrowil official dispatch VAS received
a .se Navy D,partseat to'das'
"T-girrp STATE SRI lsish REocr Island.
"HAs,qoX Ro4rs. Va. IAugsoay, ftb. -, 1863.
~To ,se H5a CiDHoS WEILgs Sscrrsrg Of re NGry'
sra Newbern bas just arrived from Cane Fear RIVER
seh place she lett the 2lst inst, Her co'p'nanar
rposis tbas our forces within foug miles Of IL
ssiagtou Heavy biting YVES going on ana our iofoe'
are still advancing. Very respectfully
"STEFEEs D. TElSc HAND, Couimapder'
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From Memphis.

- bLHFHIr, MUhuh!, FED. ~ IHJ
The Bulletin has dispatch from Nashville
Iesng that the District Of West Tennessee IS 10 be
len nom the Department Of Mississippi and added 70
- Department Of the Cumberland.
oen. Dsno, commanding the Department Of Missis
Up, viii probably move Bis headquarters to Niclabnrg
sh reported hat Gen. Washbnrnc, low heie, hes
Ssrp0ir,.d 10 commend tls District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
The Case Of the s.. a.sau. Raiders,

Mo,.rNiAL. Thursday. Feb. %. 1895.
There has been nothing done in the ST.
Albsn. raiders case. since Monday. the Judge Of the
Court being III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

Cant. Robert r. Lincoln, son OF inc rl's''
don't, has gone to tie front, under o,aeis ~
LENT Gen. Grant. for service upon us '''-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

CAPT. BEALL.-The President has ordered
The notorious Capt. Beal. who has been already once
retrieved, to be executed to-day (Frday) This time
the sentence viii, in all probability. be carried Int
effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
The Rostos Dry Goods Trade Sale.

BoSTos, Thursday, Feb. % lce5.
The proceeds Of the Dry Goods Trade Sale,
which closed last nj ght. amount q s301.oGo.
The average prices deemed satisfactory to beth
seller and purchaser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
.EsOA TIC ARNY or lID POIOuiC.
Emmors Of ms A,trch by hcc.

sftclaI d lalfH 20 Tue FWIlI'-plIl Fl03s.
WAsgNcTos, Wednesday. Feb %. 1868.
There are IGmOrs tonight that Gen. Grant
has been attacked by Lee. ond has sustained reverse
is no, considered improbable that Lee has made an
attack blt unable TO ind any definite Foundation
- The ramOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
FROM NE w.ORLEANs.

Sen. Earibnrs's MovcsDcn;s-Exred ision
AsRinss nobiIc-Dr"G i'm New-orie"rs
Correspondence Between Confetcrntes
and Masiriiisr's Nmcers-siicgei AZ.
frSsi 10 the Cnissd STATES flag by the
Preach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
LATE REBEL NEWS.

We have Giles Of the Richmond papers OF the
2ltirs,. Only The D,spaes announces positively 'ho
surrender Of Charleston:
Eross zTse y1;,ss,sord E.sf'efck, Fso. %s'