New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-30
From WARRINGTON.
Special D,pa,ch to Tse N. Y. Tribune
WAniTGroS, Wednesday, March %, 1865.

Special Dbpatch to Tss N. Y. Tribune.
WAniEGroS Wednesday, March %, 1865.
THE TROPHIES.
Your correspondent, F. D., with the Army of
the Potomac, says: The battle-hags taken from the
enemy now lie in tie Office Of the
General, Col Rugges. They mere rags Of bunting
tied on impro used stats Of pine wood and have evil
IDENTITY been in many fight The flags will DO sent on
to the capital.
GEN. HALLgCK.
Gen. Hallek takes the field tomorrow to re-
view the volunteer batteries at Camp Barry.
PEACE.
The fact that the President received on his
boat at City Point yesterday the LieutenantGenera
and the generah commanding all our great armies in
the East including that which has just marched
through the Rebel Cenfederacy from end to end, has
been seized upon sufficient for rcvvng the ru
rnors Of peace snd the stories about Gen. Lees desire
and even purpo,e, to surrender.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Official notification has been received by the
Commissory General Of prisoners, Of the following
relative TO exchangesof prisoners OF war. All Us ON
GERS and men OF berofore declared exchanged, who
were delivered on parole at Savannah and Charleston
during November and December, 1854, and those de.
yered on parole on James River. from November 2otn
TO March o5th both days inclusive. and all naval prs
oners delivered at any points up to March H. 1900
officers and men thus declared exchanged are ordered
to reform their commands at tie expiration OF their
leaves of absence Citizens held prisoners under pa
role from Rebel authorities delivered to our Authorities
at whatever place on or before the 18th Of March, have
been declared released from such parole.
To the Associated Presa ,.o.
WASHINGTON Wednesday. March 30, 1863.
LETTERS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
All letters mailed in the United States for the
northwest coast Of Mexico, embracing the States OF
Sinaloa Sonora and Lower California should De ID.
dorsed yia san Francisco leteW for those states
by Wy Of San Francisco reach their DESTINATION nucu
earlier than BY other routes.
EURoIEAS LETTERS.
Letters for Newfoundland intended for trans
mission by the Cunard packets from Boston to iianiax
". S. should DO specially addressed via Boston py W
nard packet. and prepaid the United states ihiahu
under.
INDIAN TRIBES.
II has heretofore been stated that Congress
passed resolutions directing INJURY into the condition
Of the Indian tribes and their treatment by the cH
and military authorics and also into The management
OF the Indian Bureau at Washington and TO report al
the next session such legislation as may be necessary
for the better ADMINISTRATION OF Indian anaifs whu
will be continued In that office. The committee
have divided their duties. Senator Nesmtl
and Representative Highly to Investigate al
faifs on the Pacific coast Senator's Dooile ana rcs
ter and Representative Ross those In Kansas, ne
bra.ka and tab and the Indian Territory and Repre-
sentatiyes Window and Hubbard (of Iowa. the affairs
In the other Indian localities The Indian Bnrean has
recently concluded treaties with the Wnnebagoes o
Dakotah and the Omahas Of Nebraska, by which the
fnrt hax ID ~ the reserve Ol fnf
latter the Oahas selling their land for that purpose
Troops have been ordered Ter df" " Fort Icuvrn.
worth for duty the overland mail route 10 protect
the trains from ncuions by bands Of hostile Indians.
WHISKY.
An order regulating the drawing of supplies
from tho Commissary Department. issued by MAJ Gen.
Hancock commanding the Middle Military Division,
requires commissarrs TO limit their sales OF whisky to
amount not exceeding an average OF one gallon per
mouth for each officer IN the command to which they
are attached.
DRAFTING ~ THE DISTRICTS.
II seems that the full quota Of troops from
the District Of Columbia TO be exacted supple
mental draft supply the large deficiencies. will take
place Us soon as the necessary arrangements can be
made.
COURTs-MARTIAL.
The records of courts-martial show that one
Lieut. Colonel, two Majors. Surgeon. two Cap.
tans and sixteen Leuenans, were recently convicted
Of various Offences aud nearly all OF them DIS,
missed the service. Tho Lieutenant Colonel
Of colored regiment appropriated to
his own use and the bountes Of IL recruits. Eight
were found guilty Of drunkenness and one for aiding
soldier In attempt to desert was cashiercd, to be
ever incapacitaied from holding any office OF trust
profit or honor rnder the United States Government
aud confined at hard labor in peniteniary for two
Year,.
PRISONERS on PAROLE.
By an order of the War Department recently
issued all citizens held prisoners under parole from
the Rebel authorities, and delivered 10 the United
States authorities at whatever place or before the
18th day Of Mar6, 1865 are declared released from
such parole.