New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

Corps was reviewed this afternoon near Fort Bunker
Hill. This command is composed OF the Brigades OF
Gems I3eal. Davis and Fessenden.
HARD FEELING
Thete is much bitter feeling among the
soldiers who had been detailed 40 clerks In the war
Department on account Of physical disability and now
dismissed. while civilians retained.
A. MEETING.
The Citizens of Washington County. Md,
have had meeting and resolved that no resident OF
that county who left and Joined their fortunes with the
Rebellion should be permitted to return.
KIRBY SMITH.
Gen. Grant remarked to-day that he in was mo-
mentary expectation Of hearing from Kirby Smith, Ho
had little doubt that he would surrender upon the same
terms az those accorded to Lee Johnston and Taylor
Gen Grant had received official notification that Smith
was in negotiation with our forces with view to sur
render.
GEN. SHERMAN.
Gen. Sherman tcegraphed Gen. Howard that
he should remain with his troops and march through to
Alexandria with them.
BUBYfEG THE DEAD.
The 2Oath Pennsylvania Regiment has been
detached and sent to Bull Run. where 1t has been
|buryng the dead. Over two thousand remains OF
Union and Rebel soldiers have been inferred. OF which
most we're buried before but specifically that the
rains had washed the skeletons to the surface
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Treasury Department to-day paid in
bonds g. 800 900 to the Central Pacific Railroad in Cal
|ifornia This amount was due for the first completed
q ~, mil
ised TO be finished within the next four mo aihs.
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.
vessel left Havana Oh the 10Th OF April,
and ran the blockade for Galveston loaded with four
Armstrong guns and several huud ed thousand rounds
|of ammunition for Texan Rebels
ITO the Associated Pre"
WAsHINsro g. Friday. May IL, 1858.
PASsr JRTs.
Seven hundred paSsr ,orts were issued by the
State Department during April. The present month
however, promises lar ger number67 passports hay
ing been issued up 10 last night the majority OF whcl
the purpose pre-" ing their friends to retarn wiz
them and avail the seyes of the fine opportunities sooI
to be presented tthe South for improving their con
dit0n.
TIE NORWAY EXHIBITION.
The Sta g Department has been officially IN
formed .by the international Exhibition to be held
bergen orwsy, nett Summer viii embr ace all khos
hsh fro1 the whale to the munow hshing tackle, pro
ducs representations Of fish models ofships boats par
re n xes etc. As the subject cannot ail 20 prove IN
teres. ng 70 the fishing and trading community OF New
Engf and. the United States minister al otockhoi'
trns the enterprise and ingenuity o. his coun.i
wv contribute to the attractions OF the occaSion'
AT oPORTO.
An official notice is also published in relation
10 the International Exhibition at Oporto Portugal
lspace has been allotted in the building for prodncts
American manufacture and industry and an invitation
extended to forward samples Of such products ar
intended to be placed in the Crystal Palace In time t
reach their destination and he properly arranged be
fore the opening Of the exhibition which will probably
take place some time in August next. and continue
Iopen I'LL the end of the present year
THE POTOMAC ARMY.
The advance Of the Army OF the Potomac ar
vriyed near Alexandria to-day. Gen Meade reached
Headquarters at Fort Albany. two miles from Alex
aniia. The Fifth Army Corps was passing through
Fairfax to-day and will encamp between Arlington and
Vienna. Gen. Dwight's Division OF Major-Gen. vii
Icoxs Corps was reviewed this afternoon near Fort
Bunker Hill north OF the city. This command Il
composed of the brigades Of Gems. Beal. Davis and
i fessenden.
PERSONAL.
i Gen. Howard, Commander Of the Army OF the Ten
!. IN the city and Gen. Francis 7. Blair, Jr.,
Ifrom GEN Sherman's Army. Gen. Beckwiih, tOm'
hef OF skermans Army las iea'Ned Alex
Iandria.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
As some confusion exists concerning deduc-
tons the following. obtained from the Bureau OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue. may settle the DIN
Guilty. The amount paid out FOR insurance and Tor usual
and Ordinary repairs upon buildings and lands not er
ccedng the average paid for repairs for the preceding
five years may be deducted from ones Income u
making his return This rule is applicable not only "a
3propcry renters but TO the property occupied ny tht
Taxpayer; for instance II the total repairs Tor I'VE
years have been $780, the deduction for this year can
Il mot exceed 300. although the expenditure nav ~
greater Permanent Improvements or bettermcnis
made 10 increase tie value OF the property, cannot b.
deducted.
VIRGINIA.
Gov. Pierpont will next week summon M
VGoyernment from Alexandria TO Richmond.