New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30
FROM WARRINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Monday. May 90 1865.
THE CAyALRY.
Two divisions of Clusters cavalry broke camp
to-day at lndensburg aud marched to their new camp
ing grounds along the line Of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad.
AN APPOINTMENT.
VIM. J. Walker has received the appointment
of Revenue gent for the Pacific Coast.
t MRS. PRYOR.
Mrs. Gen. Roger A. Pryor comes up regularly
to our Comrnssary Petersburg to draw tho rations
designated for the poor Of the city. The Army Of the
Tennessee expects to leave for Louisville In few days
GIN. LOGAN.
Major-Gcn. Logan will not accept Brlga-
der G cneraslp In the regular army. lie to retain
command Of tho Army Of the Tennessee. which will
leave Tor Kentucky in few days. The army will en-
camp within four miles OF Louisville.
Gen. Logan started a portion Of his wagons and
mules to Louisville on Saturday.
GEN. sHERMAN's COMMAND.
Gen. Sherman will retain command for the
present Of the Military Division Of the Mississippi
which comprises the following States; Kentucky, Ten
ncssee Alabama Mississippi and louisiana His head
uuhtteIo wiz pioDaoiy oV ~ Nne"""~'
THR NETWORK TROOPS.
The New-Y troops in the Fifth Corps were
reviewed by Gov. Fenton to-day; the day being fine
and the troops IN splendid spirits and outfit. the
pageant very gratifying. The majority OF the troops
in the Fifth Corps sre FROM NewYork The Governor
made thcm short speech in which he thanked them In
behalf Of The Empire State and the nation for the gal
liant part they had borne in this great war for tho Con-
stitution and the Union. large number OF New
York troops win be mustered out during tho present
| week.
THE GATES SHUT DOWN.
| Another ordiet issued from headquarters to-
day forbds the sale OF nto1csii drinks altogether
The recent order cIosing bars from p. m TO A. m
WINS found inadequate to maintain the temperance
principles - our military visitors Although the streets
are filed with o,eers and soldiers tho utmost good
der seems TO generally prevail
PERSONAL.
John G.. Nicoay, csq., Consul to PARIS, ana
Major John Hay Secretary Of Legation to France will
sail from New.Yort In the City Of London the cath
Of June en- route TO Paris 10 enter spon the discharge
OF the duties sovernliy assigned to them by President
Lincoln and subsequently ratified by President John
son.
PAYING OPP.
A large number of Sherman's army were paid
of on Saturday Among the rest Lieut.. Colonel. who
had risen from the ranks and who had not received
cent Of his pay until Saturday last,
COMMITTED.
The sentence of death passed on private John
d. Knowles Co. c, Goth Maine Volunteers for desert.
ing to the enemy has been commutcd by the President
to imprisonment for the balance Of his term Of service
ADMIRAL BUCHANAN sURREyDEgs.
Acting Rear. Admiral II. X. Thatcher, COM
andng the West Gulf Squadron, reports to the Navy
Department under date Of United States Flag ship |
Stockade. of City Of Mobile. May 10. that Admiral
Frank Buchsnap senior officer OF the late Rebel
Navy. arrived ut that place on the nth inst. and
surrendered himself giving his parole Of honor that
among other things he will not render aid to tho Con
federae States Of America until properly exchanged
This promising Rebel was the Commandment Of the
Washington Navy.Yard, ard conspired with other
traitors TO turn the guns there upon this city. ~
LETTER or CONDoLHyCg.
The letter of coincidence addressed by the
Empress Eugene to Mrs Lincoln, was received here
time since and is still in the hands OF the French
Minister who has never delivered it. This crcum
stance, with others. obtains Interpretation Of un'
kindness Of feeling toward the part OF the Napo
leonic Minister.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
This evenings Republican says: "Rumors
traceable TO reliable source are today that Major
Gen. George ii. Thomas, who has been ordered to
Washington. and who is expected here to-day. will be
placed in command Of the Department of Virginia.
Major Gen steedman who Inns been here for several
DAYS and who contemplated leaving tomorrow. has
been ordered TO await tho arrival Of Gen. Thomas"
GIN. snERMAN's DISPATCHES.
1t further states that it is authoritativcly de.
MED that any Of the dispatches Of Gen. Sherman have
ever been suppressed by the War Department and it is
also positively asserted that the particular dispatches
publicly referred TO recently have reached the
War Office. We learn that the Secretary OF War In
the action he took relative 10 Gen. Sbermans famous
has been unanimously sustained by the
President and Cabinet Ia Cabinet meeting.
Tng AMNESTY PROCLAMATION. ~
The Secretary Of State was ut the White
House this morning, In consultation with President
Johnson. for a considerable length Of time This inter
view is understood to have had connection with I
tho Amnesty Proclamation 4
Mr.. FRED. SEWARD.
Mr.. Frederick Seward, the Assistant Secretary II
Of State Ia improving again and hopes entertained
that he will have hemorrlages OF the wound In
his head.
REFUSES THE OATH
Lieut.. +. s. Badger of tho seth North
,.u. havipr raf,saJ a.. =. ,La oath IN