New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
FROM WARRINGTON.
q prs.csst to Senator -sde-A New Wa gon !,
Eoad ia Dakota.
,nvspondcnc4 Of The NY. Triblne.

Correspondents Of The NY Tribune.
wAsHNoToS. D. G., April I. 1895.
The evening before Senator Wade left Wash.
lngton for Charleston s. c. nc waited upon AZ bis
ICONS by party Of gentlemen from Dakota ard PIE
sented with beautiful gcld.tcaded Gene bearing the
Inscription; "To the Hon. B. IF. Wade from his friends
h Dakota if81r01 ~. ...r .h.. t ..
The presentation speech was made hyss5e Hon. Wi.
t.f H. Bufleieh. Delegate elect oln palo.e who al
aded to the services rendered his country By dis
thgushed Senator and especially 10 his recent tferts
IN behen OF the Territogis by urrinc
che passage of the bI appropriate g sI5GCoo for open
frg wagon roads, of which starts from Sioux civ
iowa through Dakota Territory up The valley Of the
Siobrara or Running Water to viTeinia City. and
thence 10 Lewiston in the direction Of Pu ;eis sound
Ie Senator replied briefly bnt with great feeling.
ssdeing himself to continue Lis excrtons in aiding the
ss,eopmeo Of the Western States end Territories in
t,r 20 secure Just GDd reasonable appropriations
frOm Congress.
he optuir OF this new route to Salt Lake, Idaho.
sud Montana. secuTesto the enisnnt ample supplies
=, water md timber and effects saving in distance
from Chicago H.. 80 tte Soath Pass Of nearly TWO
hundred miles, ard ps compared With the tou5e now
saLeu BY the us Null fomIhe Missouri EVefto Vii-
stnia CITY, saving Of ut egst six hunfTea mics =
The agents to construct this road Lave heenappointed
Che funds provided, and they have gone WesI TO enter
Spon their duties.
+ MS expected the read win DO coon made p,sSaoic
And that lorge party Of emigTants miners. explorers
and surveyors with sufficient escort Of mounted men,
,sl leave Sou, City .or tie Black Hills and Montana,
about tie 10th OF May next end those desiring niore
dion In regard to the Of the expedition re-
erred TO- can be advised By addressing tho Hon. a W
siubbarJ, NJ c.. Sioux City. Iowa, Or tic Hon G. D.
Su. Surveyor General Dakota ard MOnsara, at Am
arbor. Mtcl.. uni, Nag OBSERVER
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WASHINGTON. Wednesday. a pri 5. 1868.
THE RICHMOND POSTMASTER.
Hon. C. W. Mcclellan, Second Assistant
Postmaster General to0ay received tbs following as
patch;
fJos 6 w Mel yIr,H S,eops fss, Pjs,isesisy. Gsp.'
have taken pos sess ~ oftse Redmond p0gt oil e in
Ore name OF the Post-Ofce department Of the Vnitci
ktates ind lnrcs qa; ity uf United Statea lr''.
p.ty pouches locks SAFES &c. The mails that should
Nave le !se city to-day M bore. lonched aud billed
have not vet had a. opportunity 81 c2N,Eing VIZ. Nv.
ttnGly pIsced guard ove' the hnd'7@s aii eticts
j.. y. PARKrR. Special Agent
No appointment Of Postmaster at Richmond
NJ DO made uat The retura 81 the Postmaster General.
SUCCESSFUL PIRACY. i-@
.rhe Navy Department has received the fol-
".TSe steamer Harriet De Ford was captured at
70
~ BY Rehe! party ot 81 men. Ltlied BY pt. fItz
Lreh She Is aoHe-Tastoi propeller. With Ter upper
orss painted drab. The eoptn, mate aud white pas
rsngrs were released. but The crew we're carried on
Ei< immediately sailed ater . propeller towing tao
fSdvetnfBert erges down tie bay
ENGAGEMENT or TIE HAPpAHAN-EoCE
Foxlau 4. Parker c0mmepdi1g TIC Potomac Flo
RIA rerorts 10 the Nary Depst' ent rom ~ board
o. United States steamer Don nnder dsie o. March
e. that on the 18Th OF lhaicl the Cn,cO States
EisaLacr Morse commanded by ACHING 5iasic. George
~. HYDE, eIgogea tie Eappahennock, nenf Foit
fang q Rebel light baitegt md eitof ~ engagement
klibonga struck s.vSra tine. sGifent! material
tsnsge AND not on officer or s.on hare. I'D .-..-
MOVEMENTS or MaS. LINCOLN 900. o. =.
Mrs. Lincoln left this. morning = II oricck
snfse stsGmcr Mopsaoset To- City Point. . Join the
President. she IVES accompanied by Senator SuInKer
knd Seore,CTs. Harlan and-iosni'y, i -.-..--
s ..-.-,. THE RICHMOND TIRE. ------.
Information has been received here direct
k7or Richmond tfpt Gen Weitzel succeeded IN ex.
Ssnguishng the Aaincs sfier considerable PORTION Of
H. basiaess part IL bco;y had been dest Dyed. Abe
eticfs OF Tia L7rier all Dls2a'ei RE among the
Bindings consumed. The GS4r DcNfplpt9 ollees were
saved lIt rp .... 80
...... THE WOCNDED. ......I.
The wounded fi0m the late bottle continue TO
t1Tite in Washington Amaug those who arrived 20
eay ar Col Frinb. h y. ". Capt. Reinban !.sth
"a; Capt, Caddes. l2dtT n: y, an Lselts. AoIfer
bnd Pasco Of the same re- pes. "a 10 Jcoies 81 Caps
a riIew Cunningham. Lieut.. 4 Molyer, SGT Fox snd
Privase l.aurtin OF the nah l. Coils ZoiaTes), Az
kilfd or Sunday, VIII b. sent ~ PhJaderhh. The
kaRde6 row being brOaght to Washington c9inplise
nnosf sfriouS csSea r q