New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch TO The ~ Y Tribune.
WAsHrGToS. Tuesday, May 9, 1865.
ONE-YEAR MEN.

ONE-YEAR MEN.
An order from the War Department was read
yesterday to the troops stationed at Fairfax announcing
that the names Of all oneyear were to be reported
within ten days be returned to their State Capitals
and mustered out of service The order is supposed TO-
be general.
GOING ABROAD.
The close Of the war and the consequent fall
Of gold seem to have induced hegra of Americans
The number OF passports made out By the State Depart
men during the last month Is very large, and persons
who have long refused to yield TO the seductons Of
foreign travel thus early preparing to crafty their
inclination during the coming Summer.
THE ANNAPOLIS HOSPITAL.
The General Hospital at Annapolis has been
discontinued and ordered to be turned over to the
Navy Department.
No passes will hereafter be required for citi-
GERS within the Department Of Washington.
THE ARMY.
The Second and Fifth Army Corps are ex-
pceted to arrive at Belle Plain. at the mouth of the
6Rappahannock to morrow. and steamer with mails
I has gone to NEE, them.
GOOD MOVEMENT.
Many citizen clerks are being discharged
from the War Department and disabled soldiers sub
stituted
CAPT. LINCOLN.
Capt. Robert Lincoln has returned here, and
will accompany his mother their home in Illinois in
fow days.
ARMY or THE SHENANDOAH.
The Army Of the Shenandoah is being rem
devoused at Winchester. They expect to receive
orders shortly to march to Washington.
GUERRILLAs.
Guerillas are rAdly disappearing in Vir-
einis.
suERMAN's ARMY.
Orders were issued at Richmond for the re-
cepton OF shermsns army on the 18th inst An officer
who left there yesterday says they bat days
march from that city and the advance would undoubt-
eddy enter the late Rebel capital to-day These war
worn veterans have been marching average Of 25 TO
20 miles per day. The army will at this rate reach
Alex iDdia by the Goth Of May instead of the LIST Of
June as anticipated.
REBEL DEVICES.
The Government have full and detailed In.
s'5fmaion concerning Jcf Davss Bureau OF orpcdoes
and Internal machines. Pictures Of these deadly mis-
silcs were captured and among other devices were
torpcdoes in the shape and appearance OF Jumps oil
steamer coal perfect in resemblance that II would
not be readily distinguished from genuine coal. The
wclIautheniicated existence of these Internal devices
confirms the belief that the Sultana was de-
stroyed by torpedo in her coal
RECONSTRUCTION.
The regular Cabinet meeting to-day was pro-
cnged for several hours. The general question of re
constructing the revoltcd States and The
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interests are understood to have been the subject
matters of discussion. The President is fully
committed to the principle that a full and free
revival of commercial business between the North
and South with few embauasmonts and restrictions
possible will prove the surcst and pecdicst bond OF
unity and friendship between the sections There
understood to be opposition to the Presidents con
vcons these points. but the lengthy discussions are
had with view TO arriving the best modes and terms
may be possible to nauguraie consistent with the
laws Of Congress.
TRADE CIRCULARS
Trade Circulars are printed and awaiting de-
livery at the Treasury Department careful vision
prccedes their distribution.
A REBEL SALARIED.
The person who for two years was Puser OIL
the Rebel pirate Alabama has been appointed first,
class clcrkship in the Land Office. This position with
Its good salary has been given him that the Government
may have his testimony available to the captures and
distinctions committed by thai corsar.
THE INDIAN WAR.
Gov. Miller of Minnesota, now here, has re.
ceived dispatches from ST. Paul to-day saving that
there had been skrmsh with the Indians near Man
kato. The Indians had murdered several people and
stolen horses Sbley after them and it was
would destroy them
THE CAVALRY.
The cavalry of the Army OF the Potomac l.. l
not to be disbanded along with tho infantry has been
stated Gen. Shcrdans command is expected to arrive
ut Alexandria in few days, where viii remain until
after the grand review after which it will be |
completely recognized and set 10 work again.
The cavalry in the South aud Southwest will II
also be reorganized. and probably consolidated with
The force under the immediate command of Sheridan
who viii be placed in supreme command of that arm
No sery The several commands m