New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch 70 The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday March j. 1862
THE PRESIDENTS SON.

Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune q
WARRINGTON, Wednesday. March J. 1868,
THE PRESIDENTS SON.
Cant R. Lincoln returned from the Army OF
the Potomac with dispatches from Gen. Grant to the
War Department
THs GOODYEAR CASE.
The Goodyear Rubber case has about fallen
through. Tho Senate Patent Committee declined to-
day TO 90 Into the case and as the House Committee
are adverse TO any extension 1t will now doubtless be
thrown open TO the public.
CONGRESSIONAL WORK.
From the expedition Of the last two days
there doubt but that Congress will have com
peted its most important work before the <h OF March
LOUISIANA AND ARKANSAS.
There Is not the slightest chance OF louisiana
or Arkansas being admitted by either House.
TIE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Good news is anticipated soon from the
Shenandoah Valley.
TIIg EVACUATION OP PETERSBURG.
A letter from the Army Of the James gives
currency to the report brought In by deserters ina
Petersburg Is evacuated and that the heavy guns are
removed from tie Publications around the city ali
looking to It's early abandonment.
ALARM rs RICHMOND.
1t is no doubt the same process Of evacuation
in Richmond that has SO alarmed the people and Con.
sres.
SHERMAN ALL RIGHT.
TUESDAYS Richmond papers are still silent as
10 slermans location and progress, the most positive
proof we could have that all goes well.'
PRYOR AND SINGLETON.
Roger A. Pryor and General Singleton were
10 pass up the James Tuesday afternoon BY nag o.
truce in company with Mrs. Gen. Helm aud Mrs Ma
Tor Pratt. wives Of Rebel officers.
CAN LEE FIGHT AGAIN.
Should the panic now raging in Richmond
and the Rebel army not be squelcbed. and sher
man continue his unopposed march north toward Rich.
noud as II is evident he will from the received
tonight from Gilmore. that Hood was nearly week
behind Sherman white Beauregard and llardce were
away to his right it is thought by high officials thai
Lee will be unable to make another serious battle
| REBEL DEsgRTERs.
Nearly two hundred desertcrs took oath there
10 day. and are to go North
THE EVACUATION.
The city Is fast filling with strangers who
come to witness tho Inauguration. The hotels are ell
ful 10 ONeIHVhns.
70 the AooeI.'si Prso.
10 The A,oolA'ej rrcD.
WAsnEcloN Wednesday March !. 1865
/ TIig PBTEcsBvGG lime.
/ The President sent 20 the Senate today "A
message iaclosir the opinion and finding 81 the Court
Of Inquiry Instituted By him IN the Petersburg mine
The Opinion is signed by Major Gen Hancock, Prcsi.
dent Of the Court After narraing the circumstances
of the assault the :AaIe Is ascilbed TO the following
named officers
First; Gen. Burnside in no. obeying the orders Of
the commanding General in the for nation OF the
aulirng column not preparing his parape; and aba,is
Tia Tor The passage OF bis troops, and In not employing
engineer officers 10 lead the culsnns with the working
parties Yet the Court is satisfied that Gen. Burnside
believed the measures taken ~ him would insure
success
Ss-oHd Brig Gen. Ledlic in falling to push forward
bis tro0I, promptly. and In blocking up the avenue de
sisnsl Tor The passage OF troops ordered H. foOw hs
being most ot the time In bomb proof ten rods In fhc
real II lhean line, where tho movement could lot b.
! Witnessed.
Third. Brig Gen icrrcro. for wan, Of readiness for
the ns'au, not going with his troops, but remaining
IN u bombprool ~
Fosrh. Col J. X. Hiss Of the Seventh Rhode Island
commanding brigade. In remaining behind with one
regiment. in a position where he could not vha,
was gong or.
Fidh Brig Gen. Wilcox in ac, OF energy in carry.
ing out Gen Bgrnsides oidcr to push his troops for.
ward o. Cemetery Hill
The Court concludes the opinion a. follows. win.
OF, intending convey the impression tina, there WAS
aay dlsncnaion OF The part ot the 1ders efthr
troops to heartily c,OrcIIic In the attack The 3Oth
ofJGy The Court express their opinion THAI xpcit
ders should have been given assigning officer 10 the
command II all tie troops intended to engage IN the
sauli when The commanding General Aot pFessn: in
person 10 vitn,l tue speratiols.'
~i'es"e"'n'.
THE PORrIPiCATioY BILL APPROVED.
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