New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
Company K-Charles Morgan, private, prcst0cr.

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Ihe shree-mOnths" difficulty Is at th. he.
tom OF this insabordination. az of all tbe oth.,.
oecessioasa within this city, and Dsmocr.s.
coming from New-York, and Democratic pav.-
papers published in New-York, are copstant,,
and wickedly fomenting trouble besween n.
New'fork volunteers and the Government. Thsy
assure the men that they are not bound to serv1
for two years, and are now entitled To a din.
charge. Is it wonderful that sbe boys are inssb.
ordinatsi
We SECOND MAINE INsUBoRDrNarEs.
The following are the names of tho 65 u,em.
bers of the I'd Maine who refused duty, and win
be detailed for duty at the Tortugas.
Company &C. w. Merrill, Corporal.
Company E-Henry M. Cushman, corporal, Rsss
s. Clark, corporal; Edwd. G. Belts, private, y
Bevine, pryate Cyrus 4. Barrett private; Hsrrison
Stephen s. sarf ySs pawssn 1.s John chsi s gyas
private; Albert G.. Furbush, privste Philip Hanback,,
private Sabin Jordan, private; Alonzo b. Luce pr.
yate Rossell s. Poor, private Moees Wymau, pr.
vo va,e; u w1peester' private; Joseph Wiiistt PM
private.
Company PA. J. Banks, John Billings, john
- Ben amin, Z. B. Carter, George Edgerly, Mohad
Gallagher, II: u. Hqrd, Jases N. Kenny, Willaa
Turner.
Company Ga Harmon.
Company lib. Wet,er, q. c. Mills.
Company I-Peter Mogan, Peter Welch, Edward
Conway, Thomas MoDonough, John Carroll T. w.
Kelley, Thomas Bulger John Burkstt, Wm. McClel-
Ian, John o. Brien e. +. Dougherty Il. j. Kelleher
Thomas Kelley, Peter Haggerty, VIM. T.omy, L.
Sample James Driscol, Cornelius .Cronsn, r. j. Far
re Martin McLaughln, John Higgins, Henry Gran.
vile, Patrick Berry, and Richard Powers.
ComPoay k-Parker Carson, WIN. Terling and
Jos. Woodward.
MEMBERS or THE sEyESTY-NNTn MISSING.
One hundred and orty members of tho 10th.
whose absence was unaccounted for, did cot ON.
swer TO their names at roll-cal this mOrning.
Half dozen were arrested 10 the act of at
tempting 20 desert ia disguise.
DIsAFFICTION an TIE SIXTEENTH.
Some members of toe New-York 10th refused
to do duty yesterday, but Col Davies promptly
brought them to their senses by tbaatening 10
shoot them.
THE NEW ORDER RESPECTING PASSES.
General McClellans new order about passes
will greatly diminish the tide of curious travel
across the Potomac. 1t is as follows
HEADQUARrERs DIVISION or The PoToHAc,t
WAsHrSGTos, Aug. l6, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 4.--All passes, safe conducts,
and permits Heretofore given to 90 beyo the
lines OF she United States Army the Virginia eide
Of the Potomac are TO be deemed revoked, and al
such passes Will emanate only from the War Depart
ment the Headquarters OF the United States Army.
Of this Division or FROM the ProyCst-M -Marsbsl ~
Washington.
Similar passes viii be required to cross tie river By
bridge or boat into Virginia.
strict military surveillance will be exercised with
in the lines of the army the northern sde Of tho
Potomac, and upon ail the avenues Of every kind by
aud and water leading TO and frUn tue City of Wash
ngon, as well as over persons holding passes, as all
others Passes will be required at or within the
Iues Of the army nogtb of the PotOmac but dsloysl
or suspected Penous Will be liable to arrest aud deten.
tion until discharged by competent authority, aud
traband articles will be seized.
Officers and solciers Of tie army VIII obtain passes
as heretofore ordered
All complaints Of improper seizures searches made
or pur porting 10 b. made under Military authority will
be- received by the prorer bgsds commanders Or Pro-
vosl Marshal who will at investigate the sams.
and iu each Instance make report TO headq aarters
By command oI Maj. j..Gen. Mcclellan.
WILLIAMS Asst. Adj -Geoerd.
THR CAMP OF THE THIRD INFANTRY.
Franklin Square, the old camp Of the New
York 18th, is to be occupied by the I'd infantry.
who form part of the Provost Guard.
RECONNAISSANCE oP ACoUA CREEK.
Our vessels OF war are OFF Acqua Greek. The
enemy have cleared away considerable part of
woods for the purpose Of erecting Publications.
They have recently exhibited extensive new works.
The commander OF the Yankee reports that there
are no batteries north of Acquia Creek, except
few fcid-pieces belonging to regiments encamped
Oh the river bank.
REBEL STEAMER.
The George Page has gone into commission ia the
rebel navy, and hoiStcd the Confederate Aag. Her
sides aro encascd in iron. She is weak thas
nothing eau make her formidable, even if she could
get into their
THE MAn.-LOCK CONTRACTS.
II is probable that no contracts will be made
for maillocks upon my of the samples exhibited
here. None combipo advantages enough over the
old ones to induce change.
GEORGE sANpERss pErALCAuoNs.
George n. Sanders did more than leave the
Consulate property OF Liverpool subject to waste
by Sheriff executions. A preliminary examiua-
ton of his accounts hcre--George won't settle
shows him to be a deaulter to the Government
for about $4,000.
THE CLOTHING ORDERED by GOVERNMENT.
Quartermaster- General Meigs is in Philsdel.
phia engaged 10 personally looking after tts
clothing ordered by Government for the volun.
teers, and it viii not be HE fault il all troubls
ou this score be not remedied.
THE FORTRESS MONROE TELEGRAPH MYSTERY.
The telegraph wire supposed to be part Of
line of Rebel communication from Fortress
Monroe to Fox Hill, was a portion Of our sub
marina. wire across Mill Creek broken BY fisher.