New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

ueesee. For reporting the ficts contained IN H. ~.
kimbal nstead OF dheharYug his atsi' tant" VINO hho
committed the Outrage dismissed tho nufes' hnu or
de ed them % leave by tho boat the came evenrg' lie
brought them PAGES Gom Gen. Bntler covering TIER
pas-;le % Lowell and delivered al order as iTVin
Gen. Butler, that they must 80 immediately. Tho
ladies demuded the order in writing, bat il wac not
given them; snj under advice they remained reduced
er statement, given above, to writing ana lott u
the Baltimore boat lat evening" Trey VIII DC WI
nesses whenever and wherever they are wanted.
An inquiry into DR.. Kimbal's infringement and con-
necIion with the Hospital will doubtle 6 he had. ltH
said That he relies on Gen. Buffers influence 10 sustain
him. II ough twice dismissed from tic ution, Gen.
uteI has thus fur been able 10 etsin Linn in his posi'
ton. cannot believe that he will continue to Go 90
The enemies Of Mr. w. Moody who are engaged III
the suter speculation have started new lie at WASH
ineon against him Ii is that he ID not loyal and uses
bis position in tic fortress to give Information to the
enemy. This il the greatest piece OF cruelty OF all
After having suffered M Mr. Moody has for the Ike OF
his Union principles, otter having been broken up IN
every relation in life, lis family SCATTERED himself
driven from his State and bounty placed on his bead
by the rebeis after all this be accused OF unihiul-
ness and with being leagueo with the rebels Is inhu-
mln There is not an officer connected with tie post
that wi not indorse Mr. Moody f. the fullest. IL was
bad enough in Mr. Cameron u clatch is business to
utterly thrust lin ont ruined man, bat the attempt ~
impeacb Mr. Moodys loyal eAcites indignation in
comparison with which former feeling was tame. j
think [ know where this new charge against Dir.
Moody proceeds from, and think | know how lofty
and disintarest,d arv the motives that prompt it.
Col. Baker having come here and encamped with bis
-c;r,c,, ,-d iie Coloncl being an aCtiye uan, and
sou citing more than soldier for pay presumption
is that lie las not here to rust with the rect OF
them bot that the orders which have hitherto restricted
Gen Butler within almost the rhadow Of the fortress
will be relaxed, and that we Will have active
operations going AS q base oil operations against
Richmond Fortress Monroe has Infinitely the sdvGn-
tage over Washington. James River is the true ave-
nue. Of communication, especially for the heavy stores
and supplies required to operate 70 large IN army AS
McDowelrs. Ii almost necessary Inference that
with Richmond in view, James River viii be opened.
Although scouts II cavalry continue to iniest The
district back Of Hampton aud Newport News it is a
we'll a.certnued fict that the rebels who Lad been
stopping at Bethel and other ces to thsside OF York
town, arc pulling mp stakes aud falling back ON that
place. A small party OF men who stood Ia need oil
horses went out last light and returned this morning
with four taken all accouered from the rebel cavalry
who were caught mapping. They belonged TO officers
aud were fine booded rnimals. They were taken in
IN the neighborhood Of the Bethels.
II has teen ascelaped that CAPT. jenkins and ShuIi
lf who were with the Naval Brigade scout the night
before list were wounded the oi through the body
the latter slightly in the The rebels ost two
TIE body OF Rawling wa inferred to-day in the bury
ing ground OF the old church, in Hampton.