New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14
.-i.mouthIy payday. Commanding Generals and
A.. common soldier are now treated alike.

NO'e' n ".o,,ot;on 81 OO0, 600 at the DepOsitO-
riss. and 100000 on hand
,rm LIVERPOOL CONSULATE.
The important Consulate at Liverpooi re-
u,.;n. ain untitled, no appointment having been
made since Mr.. LisdejObn declined. Vice-COn-
.nl #. Widing, an Engishman, has been act
inc Consul since May TO-
co,,vERClAL AGENT AT AMooR RIVER.
vorr, McDOnOugh Collins has been super
..dod in the Commercial Agency at AMOR
River By Richard C. Hannah of Indiana.
CoNsULs APPOINTED.
Jahszal Sherman, Prince Edwards Island;
Alex. V. Lyons Of Virginia, Cyprus Amasa
Mason of New-York, Guayaquil; James ii.
Coulter of Ohio, MOntevideo; w. c. Buchanan
of Pennsylvania, Guatemala; ThOs. u Mlner
of Michigan, ST. Mare Hayti-salary, SI'oVV'
with privilege of trade The Consulate was
created under the new act. Alex. Thompson
of New-York has been appointed Marsnal 10 !
the Constantinople Consulate, ana John "
Svaopobbv United States Consul to Swallow.
tyban DR. Montagnie received notice of his
.r,ointnent as Consul to Nantes he was In
tending to engage as an officer in the next
Southern military and naval expedition, and
asked for leave of absence from the Consulate,
but the exigeneies require his immediate pres
enceAt Nantes.
THE LONDON EXHIBITION.
The Commissioners for the London EXbibi-
Eon meet tomorrow. They will organize and
appoint an Executive Committee. Robert Mum
stOn is the only one from q distance yet ar
sived. Mr.. Everett is detained at home.
ESCAPE OF BALLOON.
This morning at daybreak one of Mr.. loves
balloons at Lewinsyile was torn away from its
oettings by the high wind, and was carried in
8 southeast direction toward Maryland. 1t
vas about to be used for reconnaissance. 1t
has been telegraphed for, but it is doubtful
whether it will be recovered.
OHIO TROOPS SENT TO KENTUCKY.
The following Ohio troops have been sent to
Central Kentucky during the past ten days:
Noc at Comp Dick RObinsOn-l4th Regiment, |
Col. Steedmsn; 18th Regiment, Col Cornelli 3lst
Regiment, Col. Walker.
Al NicAoiasvilie- Regiment, COL Bradley |
2lst Regiment, Col. Norton.
At C9nshiaH0-35th Regiment Col. Vsndeiveer.
At OigmpiaN Springs-2d Regiment, Col. Harris.
The 18th, Col. Dickie, and the 49th, Col. |
Gibson, are with Gen. Anderson.
One battery of artillery, COL Barnett, lst
Regiment Artillery, O. ", left Cincinnati Oct.
for Camp Dick Robinson, and a second bat
terry left on the 10th.
The 37th Ohio Regiment, Col Liber, left on
the 9th for Western Virginia and on Thurs
day there was not single regiment in Camp
DennisOn.
On Friday the 44th Regiment, Col. Smith,
had orders to leave their camp at Springfield,
Ohio, for Western Virginia.
EXPEDITION TO CUMBERLAND GAP.
1t is probable that Brighten. Mitchell will
be placed in command of an expedition to
drive the Rebels out Of tbe Cumberland Gap,
and thence to carry the war into Tennessee. !
He will first take possession of the Cumberland
Ford, of course. ZOlicO0er, terrified with tie
reports of the rush of Ohio troops into Ken
lucky, has Withdrawn every one of his soldiers to
the Cumberland Gap and beyond it. A bright
day dnwns on the Union cause in the south
cast.
ARRESTED FOR SUPPLYING REBELS.
Logan o. Smith was arrested in this city on
Friday charged with furnishing supplies to the
Rebels
HUMANE AND PATRIOTIC swINDLE.
An attempt has been made TO perpetrate an
extensive fraud upon the public by soliciting
subscriptions to enable the "United States
Humane Society" said to be organized in
Washington, to purchase ambulances for the
army. A person calling himself DR.. g, W.
Tolburst, represents that he is General Agent
Western Diyiion United States Humane So
Getty" and sends from Cleveland, Ohio, cir
culars purporting to DC issued under authority
of the POst-ofice Department, asking post
masters to act as.agents in obtaining funds, in
sums from ten 70 fifty cents No such society
is known here, and the Post Office Department
has not authorized "Dr. Tolhurst " TO make
any such appeal. The fellow 10 swindler. |
Beware Of him.
APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.
La the office OF Auditor OF Post-0fice Depart
ment, Daniel Crumbacker of Indiana, was to-day
appointed frst.class clerk, and J. F. Fauquire
of Pennsylvania, promoted 10 secOnd-class
clerkshp.
GIN. HARNER TO GO TO THE PACIFIC
MajOr-Gen HaIeck and Brigadier- Genera
Sumner are expected from California by the next
steamer. Both will be assigned important CON-
mands. Gen. Harvey expects to, and probably
VIII be, assigned to the Department of the Pacific.
MILITARY GOSSIP.
Gen. StOneham chief of cavalry is soon IN \