New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

;aut Raynor Will return "S
80 he will be welcomed win enthusiasm :.
su0s1 He reports that attempts TO escape
Us u.s. n, m,Ss BY Lieut.. Caler of the Massachusetts
were n,a s Sergeant TOmpkins Of the United
'''n' ' ~...,rv When he left they had not been
Orgbt back and had probably eS'Sp0u'
Gan Burnside is assigned to speciai service.
-. elias Casey takes his place In command Vi
sbe regiments not brigsded
Mr. Fremont started hOmeward this morning
&c tn. Associated Press WARRINGTON Friday, Sept 49, 1851
GEN. FREMONT.
,aro,t ia circulating here that Maj Gen. Fremont
L % he superseded by Gen. Meigs but there 10 'ne
Richest authority for saying that it is untrue 'ei
Mei0s visit 10 the West is in connection with ou'ii''s'
AZ the ouartermaster's Department
sERENADE TO MIR. FOSTER.
The Hon. Charles Henry Foster OF Nof'n 0aron,i",
bO Il Ia understood returns in day or TWO 70 tha'
STATE TO Participate actively in the war lot 'ne oon'
So. tonight complimented with serenade, 10 when
be appropriately responded .u,,
opnTR TO COMMIssARiEs OF SUBSISTENCE
Gen. Mcclellan has issued the following order;
80. The attention of brigade and regimental
egomuisares of Subsistence and OF ohcers aeEng as
sI h; directed to paragraphs 90, 81, and % Suosst-
.ne Regulations or paragraphs l,O73, 014, and NO
Milo Amy Regulations Of 1851. Subsistence officers
must make issues to the hospital, and keep the accounts
hospital funds IN strict conformity Win the require
ments of the regulations cited.
Second All changes of the station of medical Of
aers,o be promptly reported to the Medical Director
az these headquarters, and the authority given by
which the change was made
II. L Of oha 10 ne6i OfiCRr4
: bibted unless granted at these Headquarters
Fouih Patients will not be sent from the regi-
,nal 10 the general hospitals without the authority
= Medical Director. Applications for this authority
It lie made in writing, with T. names and diseases
he patients and be handed In 20 the Office OF the
dcaI Director between the hours of 9 and 10 a. m.
FIN: When soldier is cent to the general hosIl'
sal his company commander shall IFS and send with
hin his descriptive list and account Of pay and cloth
ing.
pitfalls be detailed from the prvates OF the Army,
regular and volunteer. The aliowatce Will DO one
agrSe to ton patients, aud ce cook to thirty. "as:
'ornen ere employed the number OF men to be called
will not exceed number sufficient to make up
whole force to the allowance above authorized.
red nurse and cooks will be forthwith discharged
Ssrcnth Men reported at the General Hospitals
a duty will be sent by the surgeons III charge TO the
oAce of the Medical Director, at 10 q. M, for the
passes necessary TO enable them to reoin their reg-
ntuts.
Vyitb or without troops will report promptly to the
Medical Director in person. II with troops, they will
report the number OF men, and the state OF their sup
pics and ambulance transportation
Nipk: Ambulances will not be used Tor any other
x an the apecihc purpose for which they are designed,
VIZ the transportation ofthe sick aud wounded except
by the written authority Of the Brigade Commander,
the Medical Director Of the Army, and tie Quarter
master in charge Of them at the City Of Washington.
The Provost Marshal is directed see that the pro-
iscns of this order are carried ont aid will arrest
every officer and confne every private or non-coumis
sioned officer who is found violating II.
All Government embulances low in possession OF
,eOiments or SEPARATE corps will be tn ned IN TO the
chief Quartermaster, with the exception Of one two
wheeled ambulance to each regiment. one TWO,
wheeled transport cart will be allowed to each general
hospital for the conveyance of marketing aud hospital
stores.
Tenth The practice of bringing communications in
maroon to the Offices at these headquarters with view
=, obtain immediate attention to the matter involved
proves serious hindrance TO the prompt transaction
OF business and must be Discontinued, unless under
extraordinary circumstances All communications for
Che General Commanding are TO be transmitted to his
Headquarters by the ordinary NODES and the persons
concerned win await replies 10 be furnished them III
che sane manner.
Elevcnfk Persons having official business at these
Headquarters will transact the same between the hours
OF q. m and 3 p. N.
TIralRt: The arms of the troops must be thorough
~ inspected by the company officers at least once
INTfeeHfN
after sunrise, and hot coffee will be issued to the troops
jmmediaely after the reveile roll-call preventive
Of the effects Of malaria.
Fourteenth: Troops on the march OF changing posi-
lions will move without music Drums not to DO
beaten trumpet sounded except for the stated ex
ercise and calls.
Fifteenth: All acquisitions for ordnance and ordn-
ence stores and supplies for the troops serving in this
army will be Transmitted through the appropriate
manders, to the Chief Of Ordnance at the head
quarters.
Sixteenth: Officers belonging to the army, are d.
rected to wear their uniforms AZ all times at their sta
sions.
Seventeenth: The small fort near Fort Corcoran,
thrown up by The Fourth Regiment of Michigan Vol
unteers, will be known as Fort Woodbury..
Msjor.CenerL MCCLELLAN.
g. WILLIAMS, Assistant djussni General
Official RICHARD b. IRWIN Ade-de.Canp.
CELEBRATION OF THE 18TH INST
Cassius NJ. Clays Washington Guard, who rendered
ch efficient service in the defense Of the Capital in
dark days in April, held meeting tonight at
cir headquarters, and unanimously resolved to cee
rate the 18th Of September the anniversary of the
doIton of the Constitution of the United States and
delivery Of Washncton's Farewell Address.
Prof. Amasa Mccoy, the Secretary Of the Clay
Guards, was invited to deliver the Grafton. Prof.
Mccoy accepted the invitation and announced that the
beme of his lecture would be Mr.. Russell and The
London Times on the Rebellion and the War against
Che National Constitution" The President of the
United States, Gen. Mcclellan, Mr.. Holt the Secre-
Try of State, and two three hundred of the most
ainguished civil and military characters now at the
National Capital to be specially invited to attend
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT LEGISLA-