New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

w OOi resumed DIS cOulHlbuu "
roe yesterday morning.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ARMY RETIRING BoAhD'
The following is a complete list Of the cases
passed upon by the Army Retiring Board, with
the disposition made of each. The retirement
in each instance is honorable:
Brig.-Gen. Sylvester Churchill, lnspector-den-
eral, retired Id
Cant. Howard Stansbury, Typographical En-
Coz. John S. Simsou, Sd Cavalry, retired.
Major n. c. Macrea, Sd Infantry, retired.
Major Campbell Graham, Typographical Engi'
neers retired.
Geat. Col. Ii. Gouvr. Morris LIST Infantry, re-
tired
Col. B. L. f. Bonneville, Sd Infantry, retired.
Lieut.-Col. Jas. Kearney, Typographical En-
giueers, retired.
Col. j. J. Albert, Typographical Engineers re-
tired.
Maj. Giles Porter, 18th Artillery, retired.
Col. f. s. Bolton, 4th Artillery, retired.
Lieut..Col. Thompson Morris, 9TH Infantry, re-
tiied.
Col. VIM. Gates, Sd Artillery, not retired.
Lieut.-Col Geo. Nauman, Sd Artillery, not re-
tired
Breyet Lieut.. Col. Stephen II. Long, Major To-
geographical Engineers, not retired.
e Col. Henry X. Craig Ordnance, not retired.
Major Seth Eastman, 5th Infantry, not retired.
Col Pitcairn Morrison, 9Th Infantry, not retired
The following officers have been directed to
appear before the Board, which conyenes again
on the 18th inst:
Military Store-Keeper Lawrence Taliafcrro, Quar-
termarter's Department.
Capt. Lorenzo Sitgreaves, Typographical Engi-
neers.
Capt. John W. Gardiner. lst Cavalry.
Can't Llewellyn Jones Sd Cavalry.
CAPT. Washington G.. Newton I'd Cavalry.
CAPT. Miner KuowltOn, let Artillery.
Capt. VIM. Silvey, lst Artillery.
Capt. and Brevet Major William Austine, sd Ar
tillery. 90,
fantry.
Lieut. Edmund Freeman, 5th Infantry.
Major and Breyet Lieut.. Col. Edward i. StePtoe,
9th Infantry.
Cant. Joseph l.. Tidball, 10th Infantry.
Leut.-Co and Brevet Col. Sylvanus Thayer,
Engineers.
Capt. John c. Symmes, Ordnance.
GEN FREMoNT's STAFF.
Brig.-Gen. VIM. X. Strong was this day as
signed to duty on the staff of Mrjor-Gen. Ere
mont, and ordered to report to him in person.
He will take the place of Chief of staff.
COL. DE alma.
The President has restored Col. De Abna to
the command Of the Indiana Legion, from
which he was dismissed by cOurt-martial in
ST. Louis, and has restored him to his pay as
well as his rank.
QUIET ALONG THE LINES.
All quiet along the lines is still the word.
There are no signs Of intention on the part Of
either army to assume the offensive.
Ne,r- York Second Regi,aent-Second Lieutenant
Secondhand. Tbeo. g. Glaubenskleer.
Tenth-Capt. Matthew Ii. Berriman, First Lieu
tenant L. A. Brown.
Elepenth-Fire Zouaves-Captains E. Byrnes,
John Coyle, John b. Levefck, First Lieuts. Ed.
ward Bernard, William r. Chambers. Aaron j..
Westervelt. Second Lientenants Jacob Wilsey,
John Matthews, John Dowd
Union Coast Guard-Surgeon John c. Bogardns.
Illinois 7seeLth-Major w. ID. Williams, Capt.
Vincent Ridley.
NtHkk-Ffrst Lieutenant John l.. A. Reeves.
Missouri-lforriPs Horse-Capt. +. Lockwood
and Lieuts. Anthony Samuel, John Nutter.
PENSION.
Robert Stephen, First Minnesota, lost right arm at
Bull Run, 81 per month.
THE LONDON EXHIBITION.
The Commissioners to represent the interests
of American exhibitors at the Industrial Exhi-
billion, to be held in London in 1862, meet al
the State Department on Monday, the l4th
instant.
from Another Correspondent. ,oe,
WARRINGTON Monday Oct. :, 1861.
THE FREMoNT-BLAIR CORRESPONDENTS.
Inasmuch as some of tho correspondence in
relation to the case of Gen. Fremont and Col.
Blair has been published, it seems proper to
complete the history by the publication Of the
following letters:
HEADQUARTERS WEsrSRS DEPARTsEsr.l
81. LOuIs. Sept. rs, 1851 !
SIR: In consequence of telegram from your
brother, Postmaster-G General Blair, followed by q
letter asking your release, for public reasons, the
Commanding General instructs me TO say that you
are hereby released from arrest and directed to TO
sumo your sword, and Join your regiment for duty.
He also directs me TO inform YOU that, as per-
sonal matter, this question has had no interest for
him, but when your family position was used by you
to Law private etters with unsustained accusations
before the President disturbing the Presidents con-
fdence in the commanding General. and seriously
impairng the efficiency Of this department, then 1t
became bis duty to arrest you.
The commanding General, In directing your re-
lease TO your sense OF duty to- future AVOID
SO evident breach Of military propiety.
Very c Fsii:R:Sd' S SiAS fSsei TsfEEyEn
To Col FRASK p BLAIR ir LIST Missouri Light Artillery,
St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26, 1861.
Brig Gen THOMAS Adulant General Of the United State,
Army, Washington City, ID. c.
GENERAL: | herewith inclose letter from Capt.
McKeever Assistant Adjutant General, addressed to
me by the order of Major. General John G. Fremont,
commanding the Western Department which il
dated Sept. "a, 1861, and was received by me last
evening.
You will observe that the letter orders my release
from arrest as it alleges in consequence OF the re-
quest Of my brother, Posmaster-General Blair, and
accompanies the order for my release with some
The ne military "