New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

stationed at Alexandria. has been designated as
one of the four regiments from that State to
serve three years.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
John A. Dix has been appointed Major
General; John Pope Of Illinois, Stephen a.
Hurlbut Of Illinois, and W. s. Ro.encranz OF
Ohio. Brigsder Generals; Philip Pendleton oil
Virginia, Paymaster in the Army.
MONEY FOR THE NLw-yoRK NISETEENTH
The money 70 pay of tho 10Th New-fOrk
Regiment, which is soon to receive new uni
forms, has arrived
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.
T. ii. Rice has been appointed Consul st
AspiDwall. The Hon. Arson BurugSme has
been transferred TO the China Mission, and
Henry Winter Davis will probably be sent to
Austria.
MORE OHIO TROOPS.
The President today sigDifed TO Mr.. Quincy
that six additional regiments from Ohio would
be accepted forthwith.
GOV. REEDER IN TIE VOLUNTEER SERVICE.
The Secretary Of War having no power to
recognize the conditions annexed to ex-Goy.
Reeder's acceptance of the Brigader- GeneTalshiP,
Gov. Reeder offers TO 60 with the volunteer SER
vice, since he desires to serve only during the
war.
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.
At III o'clock tonight, the I'd Ohio Regiment
marched down the Avenue at double.quick, the
frat companies singing "Of to the Wars"
Other regiments may follow them before morning.
To the Assoclsied PresI
WAsuISGTos, Friday, june II, 1861.
The Government finds itself seriously embarrassed
10 the management Of tho present military campaign,
by the premature publication OF sufcieot information
10 disclose its purposes to the public, South az well az
North. Portions of its plans for the movement OF The
troops have thus been made known and have enabled
the rebels to Illustrate the successful execution OF bem
This it Is no longer disposed to allow to be done and
yet it s unwilling TO exclude the press from the advan-
taxes afforded by the telegraph and therefore Is reuc
tans absolutely to prohibit the transmission OF ds'
matches for publication In view of this state Of things
il is suggested that editors of the leading Journals in
Philadelphia New-York, Boston, and other cities, im
medately meet at Washington and come to some saIlt
factory understanding which will relieve the Govern
ment from further embarrassment aud yet afford the
the circumstances.
Francis w Rice, a correspondent Of the Newspaper
press, has been appointed Consul at Aspnwa.
Postmaster sneral Blair has dispatched TO the Post
master at Louisville the following:
"The order reoni'ing mail matter coming from dis
loyal States to be held for postage wa no, ntorded 10
prevent it's delivery npon the payment Of pof tnge
As an explanatory of the above ii viii be reocleetcd
that the late order Of the required
letters from the Seeded States 10 be Immediately fos-
warded TO the Dead Letter Office, but this is no, in.
tended 10 where the letter has arrived ut
is place Of destination, and the person to whom II "A
addressed of'er to pay to the United States Tor tho
ostage due toereon. In such cases, il may be dey-
cred upon the payment of postage
The most extrayagant and improbable rimcrs ars
from day day circulated, which, though uncniIed 70
belief occasion much apprehension aud inquiry
TriBpg events are often msguifcd into Importance and
imagineions represented as realities.
The appointment of the Hon. Arson Burlingame re
Minister to Austria was to-day changed to Tia, u
Minister 20 China.
stephen A. Hurburt and Capt. John Pope, the latter
Of the Army, both of Illinois, to-day appointed
Brigadier- Generals OF the forces OF that State.
Philip Pendleton, now engaged receiving Virginia
troops at williamson under the proclamation of Col.
Lanon Of this city, was to-day appointed additional
Paymaster in the Army.
The Committee appointed yesterday in regard to the
erection Of Douglas monument &C., met this even
ing, and unanimously selected Col Forney 20 deliver
tho euloCy on the I'd Of July. Thomas c. Fields
made Corresponding Secretary, Geo. w. Mclean
Monument Secretary, and J. y. McElhone, Chairman
On the recommendation Of the Colonel Of Ordnance
the of percussion caps by the troops IL prohibited
except when firing with cartridges In drilling the
manual of either burnt cap viii be used TO pro-
tect the cone the will be instructed not 20 pull
the trigger with sufficient foIce 10 bring the hammer
down.
TIE New-York 1lst to-day arrested sspy o, the Navy
Yard. The letters his cap indicate ha, he il mem-
ber Of the Piscatawsy, Maryland Rites There have
been no arrivals or departures at the Ns7yiard To-
day. There arc six steamers at the wharf and there
Is great activity in the shops preparing guns and
intuition.
The volunteer battalion near Guam Bridge, two
miles above Georgetown making fine progress with
their n,renchmcnts and preparing 20 mount gus No
70 command the whole Virginia sfore and sweep the
bridge II necessary.
From what is known Of the movements Of Col
Stones force, they to protect The line Of the Po
tomac.
The lst and I'd Ohio Regiments broke camp tonight
and passed into Virginia.
THE WHEELING CONVENTION.
THIRD DAY.
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