New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON. Wednesday. March q. ls6a.
WHERE THB REBELS WILL sTASp.
II is believed by military men here that
Ta,ei-il will 10 evacuated by the Rebels without q
struggle and that Danvie will be the last ditch il
they iight at ali south of Richmond.
RESIGNED.
Nal. W. C. II. Herman Of New.YCrk, one Of
81, most efficient Faymas,ers In the service has ~.
sgned.
IMMENSE CAPTURES.
ie,tor from Beaufort, dated 10Th. says the
harves along Cape Fear River. from Wilmington to
Fayetteville literally piled with captured cotton.
turpeutne pitch and rosn awaiting 10
fae seacosst The value OF this captured property Is
cs,i~aled a. millions.
RLFU3Bgs
Oycr 1900 refugees. men, women and chill.
dren. black and white who had collected at Fayette-
vile previous TO the ce.nrc Of that place by shensrs
forces making their way the best they can 10 VIII
rniagton where transportation will be furnished them
pota Several hundred Of the fugitiyos arrived at
xort,ss Monroe Yesterday evening. board steamer
Alas, Most Of thcm in destitute condition
PERSONAL.
D. u. Kennedv has resigned as Cashier of
Che Curreuc, Bureau accept position as Cashier OF
thc Ns,ioasi Bank OF Aurora, Ind.
GEN. THoMASs REPORT
Gen Th0mas's official report Of his recent
IN in Tennessee has been published by the War
Department There were captured from the enerly
during various actions which occurred after Hood
crossed the Tennessee L. s9 prisoners OF way Gen
ersi officers and nearly 900 other officers a ell grades
- piec seric cable artillery and battle fsgs During
The sauc period over 1000 dcserers from the enemy were
seoei,sd and to whom the oath was administered OnT
own loss did not exceed 10000 in killed. wounded and
missing.
10 tn. As,oc,ted Pres.
WASHINGTON Wednesday March o., 1861
PROM GIN. GRANT.
From information received this morning u APP
peaTs ihnt the Rebels have erected new batter toife
on our railroad trains between City Point and HacAtrs
Run Monday oP ned but tho shells iell iar hort
The s.a =, ore rapidly IA ring the roads. Oar troops
are ready IN Of emergency TO move Ut any hour
SHERIDAaS SCOUTS.
II is said that several days ago party OF
EheIids.s sccuts were driven in from White o'h
Swamp
A CONPIAGRATIoY.
AS II mail steamer from Washington WAS
coming down the james River yesterday immense col
1nns o. he seen about ten miles below JsIies
town IsiaIi Rebel soil 1t appeared 70 he eon!!s'
ORDERS FOR ouARTRRMAsTEaS
b. a special order from the QunrtermaSter-
Eenerals Department the using Of water tsansporta
lion Of any kind for officers quarters or ioroae heat
s. positively prohibited throughout the armies Of Tho
limited States except when their commands fo sio1t
Or III transit y water Any officer violating THIS order
Sil b. hable TO summary dismissal nom The service
TIE INDIANS.
Senators Doolittle, Foster and NeSmith, and
windh lm A. Hubbard. Highly aud Ross compose the
committee sppoG under the Joint resolution oI gu
rress directing Inquiry INTO the condition O. .c nlinn
tribes and their treatment by tho civil and Milit
authorities They are 10 Lear the OF Ind!ah
rhicf aud examine fully into tic coHduet Of Iudisn
Agents and SupernteDdents aud Into the naLas Inelt
b the Bursau Of Indian Ahairs
GIN. THONAsS OPTICAL REPORT
Maipr.Cien. Thomas in his official report Of
n, Aut,nn and " inter campaign says 10 Cot Palmer
rnd he ccrnrand is accorded he credit Of giving
Hood. army the last blow Of the campaign az dis
&apce o, oscr go miles ron where We iis. struck ne
enemy OF the 18Th of December, neay Nashville" ne
saws. " 10 oil my Commanders. MaiorGeIs Scloheid
Stanley, sousseiI Steedaan. Snith and wilson aAa
Brig Gen. Wood. and tfelr ohc'rs hnd men tNel-s
Ghanks snd gratitude Tor their generous seii sacfe
and mary endurance under most trying eli cuInsanoes
md in oil instances. Too much praise cannot D. 20
eordea - any army. which hastily made up rom iTns
oeut, or their separate C0ll-iund can successfully con
kend against force numerically greater tnan itsei and
most crushing defeat-slmOst m anIIhia'ioh
TAvAL EXPEDITION.
The Navy Department mas received the par
tculsr- of recent expedition to 81 MIiLs Jofida'
Jhe troops we're under the command Of ten NeN toh
Comnsnder Shussdt. II vessels could rot az ascend
the river and several Of ibon5 ran aground None 81
chem could TO brought near enough 70 altSee iho -.
Tbe ,r,agr had commenced tleir march iuto TIE N
ts-or 20 near Tallahassee, but ComraoAGor SnGieidt
aeemine H. under tle 81 instances, Lstla%s ~ eH y
10 ascend higher Lieut.. COmmlndcr tiusoh was "f,
de,ed 10 send party o s.cIe 10 Lod te biltgi ana
AFTER lie afroy u rt-rn had Gro sed TIE ~ Gge
burned The sqaa0Iou wee then orGered W "op ose"
10 an a, ,lolo!a,ss ~ the Lighthouse. G"l. Newton
stated 80 Commando !rnl 1T that he had hccoui neg
ali that he plated az present heAf aunt ~
breilius SAYS taerc l. NJ GoJt ttal NcPs-.c1 nau
6oen made 10y stalking out the channel renO'ihg mo
ot,sttCctivns and ga.TIsCAlng the lote 10 Hsh' -
mari r.. ONE sort Of My compensation 10y me c'
Of w ioipgton. Commander ShuiclG ,,ates 5 1t me
,,vg No. . 10. ,os on u lie mouth OF Tue f5e., tAe
cniy u mi which Is Of nuy naval Importance ~n.t',cf
consider the object, Wa are concf nee iuy
GAINED This sfectlay closes the flYe. ~ ioo "a We
Ssep A. adequate force there.
Rebels ut White Ho"-e.
to.r.y1s MoSEOF Wednesday, MGIea -, 100.