New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
CHN. HEJNTZLRMAN.

GEN. HEINTZLRMAN.
Gen. Heintzlenan has suffered relapse. ihe
public will be concerned TO hear that the wound
on bis arm threatens inflammation
ANOTHER REVIEW.
Gen Mcclellan reviewed the brigaded troops
ocro,s the Potomac to-day. The distant sound
of cannon. which was heard here with some
anxiety. both forenoon aud afternoon, along tne
advanced line across the Potomac, was occa-
s,oned by the salutes to the Moor-Genera.
GEN. MCCLELLAN's STAFF.
Richard B. Irwin, late Of the War Depart
mept, las been appointed Aide.de-Camp to Gen.
Mcclellan, with the rank of Captain.
Senator Wilson has accepted the position Of
Aide rendered by the Major.G General.
THE ORDNANCE CORPS.
Licut..CO. Ripley has been promoted TO Briga-
der. General of the Ordnance Corps, Major
Symington to be one of its two Colonies, and
tie four Majors of the corps to be its Lieuten.
ante Colonies, except Major John +. Lee, who
prefers to remain Major and Judse.AdyOcate-
General.
GEN. HOOKFR's STAFF.
Capt. Joseph Dickinson has been appointed an
Assistant Aajutaot-G General, to be attached to
Gen. Hooker's staff.
COL. BAKERS REGIMENT.
Col. Bakers California Regiment was reviewed
to-day by the President and Geu. Scott. 1t won
praises from all.
REBEL SUPPLIES CAPTURED.
A stage was stepped on its way TO Leonard
town, Md, and taheu to the Provost Marshal's
QuiniDe letters to Virgiuians, and other contra
baud goods were found. The driver and two
passengers we're retained in custody, but the
stage was allowed to proceed. accompanied by
guard
TIE FEMALE EXPRESS.
The female express South has discontinued Its
regular trips, aud not few of its most use
fll employees have been caught in the act.
with difficulties.
THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
The oath of ol egiauco has been administered
at the Coast Survey Office.
THE SEIZURE AT PHILADELPHIA.
Washington was amazed and wretched at the
seizure of THE n. Y. TRIBUNE, Herald, and
Times, to-day at Philadelphia. 1t was not in-
tended, but Incidental to the seizure Of The Nars.
TIE several papers were bundled together, and
to get out the Rebel sheet it was necessary to
take the whole.
REPORT or TIE REBEL DETECTIVE COMMITTEE.
Congressman Potters Committee reported to-
day to the Secretary Of War the names Of IL
dsloyal clerks, aud Of not few disslected army
oilicers to the Secretary of the Treasury tue
names of 81 disoyal beyond doubt, and 10 sus.
pected; to the Secretary of the Interior, 20 dis.
loyal and suspected. Similar reports will be
sent to the other Secretaries this week
PASS REFUSED TO MR.. RUSSELL.
William II. Russell, correspondent Of The
London Times applied yesterday to Provost
Marshal Porter for q pass to cross the Potomac,
and was fatty refused.
MR.. slCKLHs's COMMISSION.
d. E. S,ckles is authorized to raise an artil.
ery regiment aud regiment Of cavalry.
SYSTEM or PASSES.
II is said Government is maturing plan for
system of passes FROM the North to Washing
ton, to prevent all ingress except on important
business.
THE MUTINHERS OF TIE sHvESTy-NSTH.
A number of the 10Th mutlncers were brought
up before the Court-Martial to-day, but at the
instance of Secretary Cameron their cases were
adjourned till Sept. 20. Till then the guilty will
be kept in close custody. Lieut.-Col. Elliott,
who has q furlough for ninety days to recruit
the regiment, was summoned as witness for
the defense. He will probably resign, with a
view of raising another regiment, himself to
command
DEPARTURE or GEN. ANDERSON.
Gen. Anderson started tonight for Kentucky.
To the Associated Press
WssmSeToS, II ar'dsy Aug q, lSI