New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20

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masterGenera who will make the deductions on eacN
pay roll and the paymaster Of the regiment transmit
the money for distribution to those in whose favor tne
assignment is executed.
ADMINISTERING THE OATH.
The attention Of officers Of the regular army Is again
directed to that section of the act of Congress- winch
provides that in all of enlistment and re-en''
ment in the military service, the prescribed oath may
be administered by any commissioned officer OF 'ne
army Fees to civil officers for such service Will not
therefore, be admitted.
AssISTANT-ADJUTANT GENERALS.
The following appointments were made to-day as
Observation-Disclosures Generals of the Volunteers: Capt.
Charles Kingsbury, for Gen. Reynolds Brigade;
Cart E. Sparrow for Gen. Franklins Brigade; Capt
| Frederick d. Sewel, for Gen. Towards brigade
| CAPT Edward G. Baird, for Gen. Meades Bngauei
| Capt Henry W. Smith, for Gen. Careys Bngadei
| Capt John r. Howard, Aide-de-Camp to Gen. Ere
mont; Chas. d. Allegood, Military Storekeeperi quar-
termasters Department, transferred from the oru'
nance Department Dr. c. Mccall of New-Jersey
has been appointed Captain in the 18th Infantry 1onh
NJ Locke of Ohio has been appointed Captain IN Tue
14th Infantry Edward Martindale has been appoint
ed Commissary of Subsistence for Volunteers, with the
rank of Captain
| ESCAPE or REBEL PRISONER
| Yesterday afternoon, Lieut. Dunnot oil virgin"
regiment made prisoner at the battle of Bull Rum ana
since confined in the military prison on CaPito hi'
escaped those responsible for his security not knowing
| how,
REVIEW OF GEN. BLENKER's BRIGADE.
Gen Denkers Brigade was reviewed by MAJOR
General Mcclellan to-day, attended by his STALL Ia ru
uniform. He was escorted thither from his hesd-quar'
tiers by Captain Barker's Mcclellan Dragons, and
Company Of the ith Cavalry. The weather was beau
tiful and the military display in the highest degree
creditable Gen. Mcclellan was cheered a. lie passed
! the camps Of the different regiments. Among the
| spectators were Gen. Mcdowell and Gen. Smith, the
Secretary Of State Prince de JoinviIe and son, lie
Comte de Paris Due de Charities, the Hon. Henry D.
| RAYMOND Of New-York, VIM. Roche Nistar, esq oil
Philadelphia together with number OF ladies'. Inc
distinguished visitors returned to Washington at an
early hour but Gen. Mcclellan, with bis escort, pro-
ceeded 10 the headquarters Of Gen. Franklin and Ie-
crossed the river at night.
UNION MANS HOUSE BURNT.
On "Wednesday night the Rebels burnt dwelling
house belonging to Mr.. Edsel late from New-Jersey
seven miles from Alexandria near the Orange and
| Alexandra Railroad.
PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY.
VIM Sres editor Of The Hayvisburg Sentinel, was
authorized by the War Department to-day to raise
regiment Of cavalry.
LIQUOR SELLING.
Tie proprietor Of q fashionable drinking saloon was
arrested to-day and taken before Justice Down, who
fined him i9j FOR selling liquor to the soldiers. The
def ndant couended that he had not violated the law
OF Congress as the liquor was purchased 10y Colonel
Of a Massachusetts regiment. The Justice, however,
differed from him. and replied 10y stating that the laws
explicitly mentioned soldiers and that an officer must
niece ssarily be a colder.
MILITARY RAILROAD TIME.
Major Morley the new Government Superintendent
Of Military Railroad Routes. has Issued a schedule to
take effect on and after Monday by which the eounec
ton AT Baltimore with the Northern trains for Wash
ington will always be made without delay.
poGUs OFFICERS
There arc a number Of bogus Captains and Lieuien'
ants in Washington, wearing uniforms bui having no
military connections II is probable their career will
lie Of short duration.
CYN. FREMONT.
1t is generally believed that the Government has for
the last two DAYS had under consideration the subject
Of Fremonts administration Of affairs In Missouri.
Whatever may be the merits Of the questions involved
they have no reference whatever 10 bis proclamation,
differences concerning which were disposed OF BY the
President recently published letter.