New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21


ems were fred upon by Rebel pickets. They
replied, wounding two aud capturing two pistols
and sater At sunset parties Of the enemy
were discovered and fired upon our men, who
still hold their position.
RESERVATIONS.
We published on the 18th ut, list OF 20
oficors who had resigned since July q. Since
that was published, the following re'gnauonS
haze been accepted:
PROM VERMONT.
Sep. 5--First Lieut. Jerome B. Case "a Regiment
FROM NEw-YuRk.
Sept sFirst Lieut. Wifsm II Mar5iso1, Isth Regiment
Sept IV-Cspt. Victor Chat done. Gsribadi Guard
Sep I6-Fst ieu. John Barrett SSih ~ Volunteers
SeTTt ioCspt lanes W Johnston, sch Ky Volunteers
scpi iS-so:oDd Lieut.. Kyri,n Jonah, lot n Csyaly;
As Ts9p = Ni,i 5cfI's si 55h y n Y <, y Vol
sept iS-Fnst Lieut. w. d. Rose. derson Zo1aves.
SEPT L-First Lieut. W A. Bod. Anderson Zousyes
Ssrt lf-Fis Lieut.. Pas net Ga,i5aldi Guard
sept lS-Seoond Lieut., Julius Spring Anderson Zous-es
sop.. I5-csPt. Edward hnson. 3I4t y. Vol
sef*. l4-CsP,. Eugene Mcorath SS;h n. J. Vol
Sept. li-Firs Lieut.. Il. L. -Cy dam, SD N. Y. Vol
FROM OHIO.
sept. 6-Secord Lieat A Williams, III Ohio Vol
ssl,. s-SuseoR3 Henry Xix cushiag. 5Ih Ohio Vol
Sept. 6-second Lieut. John w La Rue, llth Ohio Vol
PROM WISCONSIN.
Sept. l4-Leut- Col Z. P. Atwood 9Th Wisconsin Vol
FROM MAINE.
SER llcRt El54s; ssysEs "a Milne ySga:s.
sept. l2-tsjOr L. Z Hanotn 5ih Maine Volunteers.
sept. 12-csPt =. w. rh9mpson 5'h Msiue Volunteers
sept a-Cspt o. J. Consnt 9Th Msine Volunteers
FROM MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sept ie-Assitan Surgeon A. 0Connsr oh Massachusetts,
Sept. l2second Lieut.. H De Lloyd llh Massachusetts
Sept. ls-capt. John A Buffers, lIth Mass Volunteers
ssitli-SeSond Lient VIM E. Fsrwell 18th Massachusetts
sept: Capt. Edward Fitzgerald. 9th Mas, Volunteers.
PROM MICHIGAN.
Sept lsCapt Chas. 5. Ma, ID Michigan Volunteers.
& s 9 q Co. p.I "a s's Tsi,S S' T01aiss.
PROM NEw-JERsEY.
Sept l9-Secoud Lieut.. Herman Leu'z, n. J. Artillery
Sept lS-seeopd Liest. John A. VO"rhies lat y: J. Vols
sept l$-Seeond Lieut. GhAs In senbarer, an n Vols
PROM INDIANA.
Sept c. Capt. Thomas H. Brebel % Indians Volunteerf
PROM PENNSYLVANIA.
SsJ4 1c-Cspt John A. Eldred Icy Penn Rife Res.
Sept. I2-SSeeOad Lieut. Samuel Wok. 2'th Penn Vols.
sept 3-oup- Albert A. Kidney, 25th Penn Vols
sept s-Lieui Cha7les Gallagher, 9Th Penn Vols -.
Sep. i4-Cspt Lawrence hsey S7ih Pen Penn; Vols
SEPT I I SAR vog sIat s a lsi PENN
sept lSecond Lieut. Thomas Malone, lst Penn. Artillery
PENSION GRANTED.
pension Of SO per month was to-day granted
"a George II. Bugbee OF the lst Connecticut
Volunteers for fractured shoulder.
INDIAN DEPREDAJIONS IN UTAH.
The Indian Superintendent in Utah las had
an interview with the tribes who have been com
uniting depredatons upon people passing through
the Territory, and he is confident he can, with
out military aid, restrain them from further out
RACES. Their lands do not furnish sufficient
hunting and fishing to support them, and it is
feared that the former Superintendent withheld
supplies due from Government, so that they have
been driven by necessity 10 plumber emgrant
trains. In addition she Mormons have misrepre-
scented our national troubles and infamed their
minds against the Government. BY judicious
treatment the cause of trouble will be removed
Troops may no required to take care of the
MormOns
Brigham Young has announced his intention of
sending $50 families to settle in Utah Valley.
ARMY NEWS.
MOrayian Minister, impressed into the Rebel
service, who was at Bull Run, says he loaded
his gun the first time bullet down, so it could
not be fred. On leaving the field, he found an-
otker gun with several cartridges in it.
A mysterious disease prevails among the 10Th
Indiana which has been encamped at Kalorama.
Soon after arrival early in August, arsenic was
found in a spring from which they took water
Bat only two drank before the poisoning was
discovered. The spring was thoroughly ceaased
Yet siuce that time the regiment has suffered
most severely from sickness aud now three
hundred are on the sick list, and more are well.
I 6enty-six have died, but most Of the sick are
Likely 20 recover. The 6rst symptom is great
nervousness, which 10 followed by low fever.
The regiment has been removed across Chain !
Bridge, since which they are improving.
Second Lieutenant John Mix, I'd Cavalry, hav-
inc obtained leave of absence during the war,
has been appointed senior Major Of the Van
Allen Cavalry. Major Nix bas been for some
time ActiBg-Adjutant Of the Regiment
CAPTAIN George w. Lewis. Of the 18Th \. Y.
Volunteers who won laurels for his conduct at
Bull Run has been appointed ID Major Of the
same regiment. His company has been trans
ferred to the regiment
To the AncciEied Press.
wasBISeT0s Friday, Sept 20 1851
la CIVILIZED WARFARE
ARGENT order Of Gen. McCiean declares that firing
az enemys pickes is contrary 10 the usages Of civ
asd nations. lie therefore orders that there shall he