New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
CONDITION CT THE REBEL ARMY
The Union Sentiment in North Carolina

lar contest in Missouri, "a has been stated. lie
represents that the State is in q very critical
copditon The rebel forces in the south are
-per,irg, aud going north in smsll bands, with
out attracting notice, aud where there Is no pre-
paratlon to oppuse them. Tney intend TO attack
t.,wns aud small bodies of Unlonsts, and, II pos
ble unite, aud fall upon larger bodies. The
great waut of Union men is arms. Throughout
tue State are soldiers without weapons, In
Illinois are 10000 enlisted troops destitute of
equipments.
BRIGADE SURGEONS.
The following Brigade Surgeons were this day
assigned TO duty, to report as ordered below:
3 w. Gross TO Brig. .Gen. Robert Anderson.
j. ID. Ro ,iurou, to NJ j -Gep. ko-ocranL.
w Gle, denim, 10 Ma. Zen. ROsecranz.
G.. q. Shuu,ard, 10 Nh.Gen Rosecrsnz.
J. T.. Quidor, IL aJ..Gen. ID. Hunter.
A. B tamutell to Ma Gen. ID. Hunter.
j.. u. BlaDey, TO Ma. Gen. ID. HuUter'
G.. Mariiu, To Mai Gen. ID. liuIter.
N X. Dersy. TO Maj Gen. y Hunter.
G. McAlan, To Msj ..Grp. j. G. Fremont.
j. II. Bnntou to Ma. .-Gen. }. C. Fremont.
T.. W. Ellsworth, 20 NJ Mtj.-tien. j. c. Fremont.
\. V. Bell TO Maj .-(ien. j. {. Fremont.
A. Ii. Holt, 10 Ala-ien. j. T.. Fremont.
ANOTHER BRIGADIER.GENERAL.
John Sedgewick Colonel of the First United
States Cavalry, has been appointed Brigader-Gen-
eral. DIR. Tarrant A. Perkins of Illinois has been
appointed Brigade Surgeon.
ADDITIONAL PAYMAsTERs.
Zeliua X Pangborn Of Massachusetts, Mark Elting
of Mi,souii Jan es w Schaumburg OF Penney lvanis,
WiIi, Johuslou of Ohio II. r. j. Adams OF Kansas,
.Jau.es c. johns of Insiana, Benjamin r. Watson "f
Mt.stchusett-, Nj hulas Vtdder OF Illinois, Oliver
Johnson Of Massachusetts, William Ieimahs oi De-
troit William Larued OF lllinoi- Georle +. Emery Of
Ms,eiciuse,t. Henry " sullivan OF Illinois John T..
Newell OF New-Ierey, Julian .. Mason OF MasSa.
cius-tts, William H. Ritter Of Ne~-Yolk, AK
Dndvruans oi Iowa. Thomas NJ. BUT Of Nrw-York,
Pm ry.rst, n, Penn. ivania Ira l.. Hewitt Of
Texas William |. Martin OF Ne "u us .ue-
uey OF Wisconsin, John A. Lowry Of Indiana, truman
o. WIigit # Wisconsin, T.. Il. Sai ders OF Cahiu MIA,
VII iau L. Culver Of Kentucky, - Hoy Of New.
York. AL xarder b. Williams of New-Yofk, Robert
l.. Webb OF New.lork.
FLIGHT OF TRAITORS.
While information By telegraph Is lodged
against suspected traitors with the State Depart
nent here, aud replies framed and returned, and
wnlle the final orders for arrest are being made
ia Warrington, the guilty birds are often on toe
wing. Tue Government desires the cooperation
Of patriots all over the country Arrests should
be promptly made Of the guilty US soon as die.
covered, aud by local act on, without waiting for
the motion from Washington.
ANOTHER NAVAL BLOW CONTEMPLATED.
There is reason to believe that the next blow
dealt by our navy 10 the Rebels will be in an
unexpected quarter. 1t would be more conve-
nient for us, in sOmo respects, to attend TO
points Of Importance between Hatterss and New.
Orleans, 10 their geographical order.
REVIEW OF THE CAMERON RIFLES.
The Cameron Rifles, New-York German Regi.
gimeut, under Col. Bette, were reviewed this
morung by the Secretary of War. An elegant
standard, gotten up by subscription among the
clerks OF the War Department, was presented to
the regiment BY Mr. Cameron in q speech full
of beauty and patriotism. Col. Bette happily
responded.
THE ARRIVAL OF TROOPS IN RICHMOND.
For the last three or four weeks, the Rich.
mond journals rarely speak Of the arrival Of
reg,ments, and tho expression, so common some
tune since, Troops are pouring in," is seldom
used. Some infer that the supply Of soldiers
from South is exhausted others that the
journals are silent under Instructions, while in
reality soldiers are rapidly arriving at Richmond
aud being forwarded to Manasses, whence
great demonatration 10 to be made.
MOVEMENTS oP SECRETARY SEWARD.
The Secretary Of State, accompanied by his
daughter and Mrs. William II. Seward, jr., made
visit of business to Fort McHeury yesterday.
DEATH OF A HEAD REBEL.
A flag Of truce at Fortress Monroe yesterday
brought the intelligence, unwingly given in reply
to cross.questiouing that q distinguished man
among the Rebels had fallen by disease. His name
was withheld. Was it not Davisi
RiFLED CANNON ORDERED.
General Butler has procured from Government
On order for eighteen cannon, rihed on the sawyer
pattern, with 200 shells for each. lie expressed
the opinion that tho Sawyer guns arc superior to oil
others.
REGIMENT OF POLISH LANcIRs.
Col. Pleyer, Hungarian who served as Generai
in the Revolution of l8i9 aud has sixteen orders Tor