New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21


leo had resolved to impose king upon that
country at the point of the bayoheI vi
three princes Montenersier was the laVorite'
Whether England and France have iuiiy &C
coded To this ia doubtful. II ia not believed
that orr government has taken any steps to
counteract these schemes against the integrity
Of the power in whose welfare we are most
nearly interested, or to prevent Spain from
acquiring country which is surely destined to
be ours. If the latest reports from Mexico be
correct. Mr. Corwin has been instructed to
wound her pride, without being enabled 70
give her substantial help or even sympathy.
THE REBELS ON THE LOWER POTOMAC.
There is reason for believing that the Rebel
forces on the Lower Potomac have been with
drawn within few days, leaving but pickets
and small detachments to man their batteries,
and, perhaps, one regiment about q mile back
of Matthias Point. Many of the camp fires
which were visible last week have disappeared.
TIE POPULAR LOAN.
Drafts for the seventh ten per cent OF the
second fifty million loan were drawn to-day.
ANOTHER ATTACK BY REBEL CAVALRY.
A body of curious Rebel cavalry made
demonstration on our right flank this morning
as the regiments were moving to the field OF
review. Apparently not finding the prospect
inviting, they retired hastily. Toward the close
of the review heavy firing was heard on the
tanks, which caused some commoton. No
satisfactory explanation of it has been received
at headquarters. If it was the Rebels trying
their gus, with the design to interrupt the
review, they were foied.
ACCIDENT.
Col. Taylor, with surgeon, riding flrously
lear the field of review, knocked down, and
probably gave his death blow to private sol
der. The surgeon was somewhat injured. Gen.
franklin put Col. TAYLOR under arrest.
ANOTHER HUNIBUG REPORT.
/ The report that the Spanish Minister has
said that he would have demanded his passports
had Messrs. Mason and Sldell been taken from
Spanish vessel, or has used any expressions
implying that he entertained such opinion, is
untrue.
GEN. BUTLER'S EXPEDITION.
Gen. Butler is here receiving his last nstruc-
tons touching his expedition to the Southern
coast.
PENSION.
4 pension has been granted TO Corporal John
Hinsmau, Company b, I'd Infantry-lOst left
arm at Wilson'S Creek-$s per month.
MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF DEPARTMCNT or
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The following order has been issued by Gen.
Rosecrans:
CGNP GArLRY MouST Nov. I, 1861.
CrSyRH ORDERS No. l0.-Horace X. Writ,
Medical staff H. 5. Army is appointed-wh tho approval
fthe Director OF his Department
of tioS rnort of Casualties acquisitions for medical sup
plies &C. win hereafter DO forwarded TO the office OF the
Medical Director % Gen. ROsecranss HeadquartrTs,
H. Daring the absence Of Capt HaTtuf Assistant Adt'
General q. s A, MAJ Joseph Desr. let virginia Cayalry
i perform the duiies OF Acting Assistant AdltG a.
Nv command of Briradier-G General ROSECRANS.
JossrH Dam, Major lat Virginia Cavalry Acting Asst
Adj General
SOLDIERS DIED.
The following soldiers have died since our last
report:
VIM r. Tyrrell Co. X % L. S. Cavalry, at the
Frederick schmidt Co. G, 35th Pennsylvania Vol
uuleels, az the Seminary Hospital.
Moses Call, Co. Il, lst Michigan Cavalry, at the
Eruptiye Fever Hospital.
sam McCbesney, Co. C, 10th Pennsylvania Re-
serves, in camp.
Daniel Carpenter, Co. F, 10Th New-York volun-
teers. at Camp Lesley.
c. ). Dearborn Co. f, % New-Hampshire Volun-
teefs al Columbian College.
A. Leonard, Co. {, lst Pennsylvania Artillery, al
the Union Hotel.
james c. Baggett Co. b, 9Th Maine Volunteers, at
the Eruptive Fever Hospital.
John Kelly, Co. l, 9TH Massachusetts Volunteers,
IN camp.
Henry Albright musician Of the I'D Pennsylva-
uia Volunteers at the Insane Asylum Hospital; also
another musician, OF the same regiment at the same
place.
J. W. Werth, Co. l. Harris Cavalry, at Columbian
College.
Andrew Sandon, Co. c, 9Th Regiment, Excelsior
Brigade, at The Seminary Hospital.
g.. kleiDsrt, musician Of the 18th Regiment, Excel
sior Brigade. at the Seminary Hospital.
Corporal C.. Willsey, Co. Ii, lst Michigan Cavalry,
at Columbian College.
Prentice Gavit, Co. A, SD Pennsylvanla yolun
teers, at the Circle Hospital.
William Bleyin, Co. ID, I'd United States artillery,
at Camp Duncan.
Levi Davis, Co. ID, 45th Penn. volunteers, at
the l. street IDiruary.
Peter Lynch, 90. ID. 18th Penn. volunteers, at
Camp Iennally.
Ihos. Dixon, Co. X, 45h Penn. volunteers, at Camp
Casey.
j. GrotZ, Co. ID, 10th Penn. volunteers, in camp.
private, name unknown ofCo. l, Let Mich. cav
airy in camp south OF the Capitol.
VIM. Stonide, Co. Il, 18th Penn. reserves, al Camp
PIerpOnt.
John Kuenze, Co. /, 35th Penn. volunteers, at
the Seminary.
Reuben Wetzel, Co. G., 47th Penn. volunteers, at
the L non Hotel.
David Tanner, Co. III, Seth New-York volunteers, /
at Columbia College.
james II. Wilde Co. H. 4jth Penn. volunteers, at
MON Hospital, Georgetown.
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