New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARRUEBIN WASHINGTON
UNION TROOPS IN SANTA FE.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY
NAMES OF PRISONERS DIED At RICHMOND.
Special Di,pstsA 10 The N. Y. Tribune.


SURGEONS RELEASED FROM RICHMOND.
Seven Surgeons, released from Richmond on
parole, arrived here to-day-Alfred Power and
w. II. Wilson of the New.York I'd Washington
A, Connolly aud Andrew McLetchie of the New
York 10Th; r. A. GoodenouGh Of the New.York
IAth; James Harris of the Rhode Island I'd; C.
w. LIE Boutiilier of the Minnesota LIST. They
brought with them Joseph Kennedy IL years of
age. Surgeons servant, without parole. They
saw the condition of the prisoners is very bad
especially as to clothing.
Most of the officers and all the priystes OF
the New.York 69th, 10Th, and Fire Zousyes have
been sent 10 Castle Piuckney. Our prisoners az
Richmond stand the climate better than the
Rebels The New-York papers are regularly
sent to Richmond. where they know Gil that is
done at Washington. A young KertuckiaD
named Abel, appointed Lieutenant in our
army, was impressed into the Rebel ranks and
remained in the neighborhOod of Bull Run for
some time before the battle, and until few
days since, when he escaped, aud was brought
to our lines in farmers wagon, covered with
straw. He Gays that Beauregard has $4,000
men at and near Manassas, well clothed, shod,
and paid The escaped, who declined colonelcy
in the Rebel army has accepted heutenancy
in ours His father is chaplain in a Pennsyl-
ysnia regiment. He had an interview with Sec
Rotary Cameron yesterday.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS At SANTA re.
Private letters from Santa Fe contain the
gratifying announcement Of the safe arrival there
of three regiments Of regular infantry an1
squadron OF cavalry, under Capt. Moor, being
garrison for Fort Buchanan. Fifteen hundred
Texans, with four pieces Of art lery, flushed with
their success in tho capture of Major Lynde, Gu
deavored to cut him off on his way from the fort
TO Santa Fe, but Capt. Moor evaded them.
DISTINGUISHED MILITARY SERVICES ACCEPTED.
Government has accepted military services of
Compte do Paris and Due de Chartres, offered
Yesterday, but has not yet assigned them to duty.
A number Of foreign officers were commissioned
Yesterday. Major John Fitzroy de Courcy, an
Englishman, who commanded q Turkish Regi-
ment in the Crimea, was made Lieutenaut.Col.
onel. Probably for the present he will go 90
Gen. McClean's Staff Major Valentine Baus.
enwen Of Garlbaldi's STAFF, Majer of the 5Sth
Ohio, who Immediately goes TO Ohio, may take
command Of the regiment, no Colonel having yet
been commissioned. Capts. Oscar Huffman and
yegesack, Swedes, the former Captain OF
Zouayes in Algeria, receive CaptDin's connie
sious. The former is put on duty in Gen.
BIenker's division. The latter is not yet assigned.
Lieut.. Oscar do BrsbeIder, an officer OF the
cd iraf
Lieutenant is assigned 10 Gen. Blenker's Division.
ARMY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAJoR-GEN.
Senator G. ID. Baker Of Oregon has been
made Major. General Of Volunteers. He never
accepted the Brgadler-G eneraIsbip. Simon b.
Brown, Of Illinois, has been appointed Assistant
Quartermaster of Volunteers.
Brigadrer.Gener0ls - Major Stewart Van Welt,
Chief Ousrtermaster and MAJOR j. q. Barnard, Chief
Euyineer of the Army Of the Potomac receive commits
sions ,-no,row They will retain their positions on
Gen. McClellsn's staff. They are very popular sp-
pointment-. ,
Gen. Ward b. Burnett may be made Brigadier
Tie matter is not settled vet
Ani.iam Quart,rmasitr FOlaAtesr'-Capt. Simon
b. Brown of Maine.
dI,i,taaf Adjutrnt. Geaerai-Charl Candy, for
BrIgade Srgeous-D W. Bliss, Michigan II. Z.
Stevens, Connecticut; G.. w. StipP Illinois, G. H.
Oliver, New York.
Second Bid yiand Toiuateers-JOhn summers, Col
onel; j. Eugene Duryie Lieutenant Colonel David
p. DE Wit, Major.
GENERAL COoPER's MARYLAND BRIGADE.
Gen, Cooper has notified the War Department
that his Maryland Brigade-three regiments of
infantry, and one Of cayalry-is ready to take
the field
PICKET. GUARD SHOT.
Capt Lingentelter Of Oregon, Company Is,
Bakers California Regiment while scouting with
five men, fell into an ambuscade of % Rebels,
two or three hundred yards beyond the Cham
Bridge lines, aud was shot in the temple, falliug
dead instantly. His companions killed two Rebels
On returning with help, the body was found
minus pistols and sword.
DESERTER STABBED.
While attempting to arrest deserters, Sergeant
of the New.York 32d thrust his bayonet through
tho abomen Of James CAIN who offered great
resistance. The wound, are PROBABLY fatal
ARREST or A REBEs. syMPArHIsER.
james Nelson, who lives in Virginia, beyond
The Chuiu Bridge, was arrested on Friday for fur
nlshing Rebel relatives with horses and money.
ARREST OF A SPY.
A spy who has for some weeks been playing
the beggar by day and lodging laxuriOusy, was
arrested to-day.
SAILORS SENT TO THE MISSISSIPPI FLOTiLLA.
Ten sailors, who have been in training ~
gunuers at the naval battery, Alexandra, were
sent yesterday to Commander Foote's Mi'sissPfl
hotilla.
CONSUL TO MELBOURNE.