The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-01

escaped from Richmond, were picked ~ this morning oy
the boats of Potomac nee orders have been issued
by Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, Mr. Fox, TO have
them brought up TO the cyfor examination.
CONDENSATION OF GENERAL M'powELL's TROOPS.
GrasRAL ORDER, No H.
liEApQtAo'rgs ARMY or TIE Porn"Ae
WASHINGTON, sept. 81, 1901 J
The Na'0r General Commanding takes pleas ire " Hy'
pressing 20 the troors Of nrigadicr General Melo"els
division hs g'adcaon at thir appearance on ne 0ss@
siop M lie review and inspection the 23d instant The
odc like carriage Of tho troops, the evidence tLei ~
fordod Of instruction and discipline ana the ceanln' .
ard good order Of their camps highly cedtabie 10
tie officers and men, and examples worthy OF lta
ton throughout the army.
hy command e e. MaieT General Mcclellan; c.a.-,,
$. WILLIAMS, Assistant AdJutant GoncraL
T,R. r. lRwiS, Aid dc Camr.
TnE ARMY.
Lieutenant Charles Cross of tho Corps Of Engineers,
has been appointed Acting Assistant Adutant General TO
Brigador General etcYons
Wilson Barstow of New York LIEUTENANT in the
lunces, has been assigned position IN the star of
Major General Dix.
PARADE or TIE sEvEhgg-NNTH.
The Seventy ninth Iiighlanders Is again rapidly Gling
up Al The dress parade this evening there nearly
EIGHT hundred n line. The old members gradu.
ally returning 10 their comrades.
ARRIVAL OF GINS. BUiLEg AND BURNSIDE.
SAJNE NolViN hWtNI anu hliEaUtNf hNlAIhl buElStu1
arrived here ~. They had both been detailed upon
special seryec which has been performed 50 the com.
plete satisfaction q the government.
CHARGES PRESENTED AGAINST GENERAL FREMONT
From facts nsoeralnod hcro appears that wedncs.
day General Fremont released Colonel Blair from arrest
using language IN the order tantanount defiance o
the Colonel 10 present his charges formally Gu Thursday
Colonel Blair presented charges formally against General
Fremont in response 70 th defiance Thereupon General
Fremont Immediately arrested Colonel Blair and sent him
70 jefferson barracks.
On Friday night the telegraph was allowed 70
municate the fact that Colonel Blair had been freed from
arrest the previous Wednesday, but the offensive para
graph in the order Of release suppressed the
fact Of Colonel Blairs second arrest withheld.
The army regulations allow officer be arrested for
longer period than eight days without charges being
preferred General Fremont dsregardcd the regualons
in the Of cooael Blair After this violation OF tho
regulations second for the cause and with
out charges has attracted attention caused remarks
General Scott to-day ordered the unconditional release
of Colonel Blair.
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN DOVE.
is understood that The Court Of Inquiry in the OF
Cipiain Dove, Of 10 Poeahontas acqut him of every
charge Of dsoyaly.
DISPATCHES or THE SPANISH (LNIsTER 10 MS Gov
EfNMENT.'
The Spanish Minister forwarded another batch Of de-
spatches to Tie Captain General Of Cuba TO day.
ADyicrs FROM ANlco.
Late adveos have been received from Vera Cruz and
tho City Of Mexico. The postal treaty with the
United States had not been ratih4 tho Mexican Congress
having adjourned before II was fcceived by the
ment The impression very general that rs
Congress was convened the treaty would be ratified.
There was little II any improvelnen n TIE aspect Of
afhrs The revolution stiii progressing several Of
the Stntes Al Vera Cruz the English French and srGn-
n ice'N re shortly expected ATr,o chlec. or rir5o
Of Ibis formiaape o. /. s-.-2 * =