New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

many Of tho less jealous seooSsionts who are roady
welcome anything that will put an end TO the war.
r Great preparations making for the ceieDraton
the 18th Inst when the old flag is to be restored owe
Sumter. Admiral DahigrOa has issued tAe iolo|i1
Fordel on this subject
3 FLAG SNIP PHILADELPHIA CnArLEsIoS Harmon s. c.
j GzsrR,L ORDER No % Third yearly ,eres,-Hy order
M ESc3ey PIedet icon ,s Tx ~. o. tne u ,asi
be- restored to is place by orGen Anderson on the mex
: ,nuivrrsary Of that event
cosPnaby to the above the United States vessels Pnnee
sTucsrofl SonOma Pa-saC haa'k Adams, and such other
b. spsrrd will take position hereafter directed noa
Fofi sumter. by O'Clock on the morning Of the l4ih -
A soon the ceremony begins In the O each vessel WI
When tho Fag is hoistei Oh Sumter each vessel will m,u
sy.ds OF regns-f without yaids-aDd give three cheers
the ley n aud down Which having been done each ve.se
r "a ute Of 100 beguuin. with the senior ship
.ius' ,nl aud not continuing aftei her last gum
body Of eamcu and marines VIII be landed under the com
maid Of eu; Com Williams who is the ouy officer present
,o those led the assault on Sumter which ordered sept
~ 1903 and W therefore, represent the officers aud men OF
Tie various details will be regulated by Flee, Captain Brad
an the officers of the squadrO7 who be spared from
'Fos on that occasion f''''' jonS A. B.aIeREx
Roa,.Admiro Comdg South Atlantic BockaGing SQUADRON
Outside of limited circle the white people are stu
welded to tie heresy OF Secession They need to be
dealt with by firm hand. The milk and water policy
imay be the best but cannot see it," The trnness
'of Admiral Dahlgren seems TO me TO he better
band OF Rebel cavalry scouts having ceptured four OF
,ls officers the Admiral. few days ago, seized a.
hostages some of the Seccssionsts by. and con
fined them board the steamer Wamsuta. under the
command Of Acting Master Charles ". Lee, in the
flower Aagbor Of Charleston. They had not been there
IA week before theybegan TO write most pitful letters
10 their friends ashore complaining that they were sea-
sick, and begging that effort bc spared to secure
their release. There was also leading lawyer here
named Holmes who could not cOnscentionsy take the
oath Of allegiance stop talking in the most rebel
,ious manner He by the Admirars order, has been
detained as n prisoner at large on board the steamer
Home Acting Master Benjamin Dyer commanding, IN
this hagbof having for his daily food the same abund
ant ration, on which our gallant t0is grow 80 robust
Two or three weeks meditation his cordtion has
wrought a change in this legal ecntlcman's mind Il
he has now taken the oath OF allegiance prom
Used better manners in future and obtained his en-
largement'
1t ia expected that Rear.Admird Dalgrcn will at
his own request be relieved Of the command OF The
South AtGutic Squadron in about SIX week. though no
Commodore has yet bcea assigned 10 succeed him. lie
will then it j. said publish a work narIoling the dongs
Of The iron.oads under his command and replying to
Cen Gilmorc's dsparaging reflections on him elf and
the feet which he has 80 long commanded.
4 Rebel Dgrid Il. T., large lorpcdoboa shaped
exactly like a cigar is being fitted NJ TO he sent North
One of the Rebel rams (the Columbio) Is now being
pumped ont and it is thought she may be repaired and
fitted for service hereafter. She is the Rebel shp|
builders masterpiece. and is worth raising and repair
iug on tliot account.
Nc,r'y a hundred Submarine torpedoes have already
been found here. Capt. Grey who was employed by|
The Rebel, put them down, is now employed by the,
Admiral 20 take them mp a fee of slO being allowed,
him for each one OF these internal machines" so,
recovered. The captain says no hostile vessel could,
possibly have reached the city without running uponI
some OF his torpcdocs. II is only when men consider
he magnitude Of thesc distractions, and contemplate
hc num,ou, forts and batteries on which were mounted
one hundred ard tbirtysx pieces of artillery beaTnGI
directly u,oa the harbor that they can duly appreciated
The difficulties attending any effort TO enter this harboii
during the period Of the Rebel occupation unless suchl
,ttemp had been made by feet Of double the sgengi
IN ordnance Of the feet Of Admiral DahI-fen.