New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
Gen. Scott. 5as accepted the appointment rendered
to him Of Bngadier General.


PAYslgNT OF VOLUNTEERS
ps,masters are on their way here TO pay every
rs,.,,snt in She service on June 80. winch has
-, h.eo ,o;d M 10 that time. On the 3lst and
.r,ry two months thereafter, payments VIII be
regular a eyory case where the pay-rohs are
ready .
atN. MCCLELLAN AND STAFF IN VIRGINIA.
Cen. Mcclellan and staff spent tbe day on the
osber eide OF tie river, and had not returned at
\ ate hour this eyenn'.
THE COrET-MAITIM"
Tn. General COurt-Martial now sitting on the
casc Of the 10Th mutiueers win try volunteers
only Another for the trial OF regulars is composed
Of he following officers of the regular army:
Iiau'. Col. IL Day e Infantry; Mai. n. Palmer
- Cpvalry; Capt.. ID. ID wilson, I'd Infantry Cal,;
Lloyd Beall, ID Iuf,ntry; Capt. j. f. HaFIlson' "a
Cavalry Lot Lieut. Il. F: Hunter ID I 5i w w
f5cut. q ". Mccormick, Let Cavalry ~ iAeu'' W.
y Worth Sth Infantry; ID Lieut.. sheldon Siurgeon'
.st Infantry, "a Lieut.. j. L. Dimmek, oth ihiant!'
Isl Iien, j. Mcmillan, ID Infantry, Is Judge AdVo-
cate.
JUDGE DICKEY'S ILLINOIS CAVALRY.
Capt. AveTill, Aid to Gen. Porter, has been
oiered the Lieut.. .CoOuelcy in Judge Dichey's
Regiment Of Illinois Cavalry, Of which - COM
paoies are already offered.
TIE TRIAL OF THE 18TH MUTINEERS.
The trial of the 18th mutinecrs has been post
ooped till Thursday. Nothing was done to-day
QUARREL BETWEEN SICKLES AND FNRMAN.
TIE Aan OF the War Oilice was to-day the
s-eue Of al alteration between Messrs. Sickl.s
ati rarman, from whom the former had taken
away the command OF regiment 10 the INcel-
sor brigade Mr. Farman, representing that he
bad raised zoo or 500 men, to-day procured the
acceptance Of a regiment, which he showed
rickles whom he met in the Hall. In the
course Of an angry conversation the paper was
tora. FairIaan was Obt0ning q fresh copy from
IL Assistant Secretary of War, when S.cl,es
appeared. The matter was laid aside Tor fur
Their consideration Subsequently more hot words
passed between the parties, ADD there was
movement as if to draw pistol on the part
OF one.
oEN MCLELLAN's ORDER RESPECTING TIE
sEyENTY-NINTH.
The following is TIE text OF Gen. McClelan'S
sanitary order read TO the mutinous 18Th Rcgi-
meat. Yah force OF cavalry, infantry aud
af.i,cry at hand to enforce it. Some inaccura-
cs- of phraseology crept into 1t, as written for
Irf tribune from memory, aud, IN justice to
Is suthor, we give It in full
HE,pQoARrRrs DIyrsIoS ~ THE eoTouao
WAsu'NGION, Au:. a. 1901.
SPEclN OrDER, No. THE General command
u tpis Division learns with thc utmost pain that Ge-
,.isa iusubo.diua,ioo If not opeu mniIny' mas been
.uaved by q large portion OF the 73th REGIMENT oi
-.W-YUrk NOluuteeIs. The General Commanding
e- not desire tbs tiue, 10 eater into any state
meni II me alleged grievances O. tlls regiment iaf'
or than 10 say that has examined ino them, apc
at hey q q
.ot il ui IA tie tAticme, both rs soldiers aGd
iqelo 80 all concerned in it. Those WHO have par
,icpated il this shamefulauir lave utterly disgia'ed
themselves; they are unworthy OF the sNnpaih! 81
hec feilov soldiers, and, in acting such pat 81
tine W the services every true man are rec ured
- the ration, they have rendered themselves iablc 10
The sUsi ci)n hat molre5 Ci tlc uasest t0WafCice
tsye coutroled their condu II.
This regiment has chosen 10 make the lssie AID the
Commanding General l. prepared 10 meet It, The reg
ireut s. ordered nc Ufl at 10 it, duty. Al
members of the regiment Whether officers or Plivaes
tQ9o do not forthwith, tLls order hclig rt&d 10
Lueul ft,uIu 10 Gu'y, VIII be required to lay 6c%h
creir arms, and will tie placed in arrest and eidiTg
20 10 %, ;hey will he med upon; Ci those VINO oNoS
.be Osdrs auQ Ietu tieiT day, TIE nuinOus nag
leaders will alone / { puilshed
The regiment WI be deprived Of it's colJrs, which
viii no &c rttIrIer 10 il until lie members have shown
% tCr conduct III camp that they have learned the
Dr-t c.ry Of sOdiers--ObedtnCe aud have proved on
,he field of battle that they are LOT wanting III c0nr'
sse.
n
sd men ulylica,td w.n sent to the Governor Of
heW-forg, 10 be 1led among tie State archives.
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,
MeJoI-Genera Comma ding
TN BURNING OF HAMPTON.
Army officers who have long been acquainted
With Gen Magruder believe that the burning OF
Uamptvn Was ordered by him in a druaken
Yrolic. He waRal"ays hard drinker, and the
.aste has grown upon hlm since he became
Rebel.
The attempt to attribute the Rebels dcsccra-
toa Of tue Episcopal Church az Centreylle to
Tue National troops has reminded officers that
sne Of tie Fairfax churches was found, on the
entrance Of our corps, 10 have evidently been
Gsed Tor BARRACKS The floor was knee.dcep ia
straw. aud there were abundant signs OF occu-
patton by soldiers.
% the h,,Ocia;ed Press.
WAsHINGroy, Monday, Aug. ~, 1861.
SOUTHERN SENTIMENTS FOR 4 FOREIGN MARKET.
Tt, following letters fair specimens Of Lose
'cuno recently intercepted mail bag the rst being
4 Translation:
"CHARLEsToS, Aug. 3, 1861.
&" DER FELIX: On pOliics will NOT say much
The last important affair ls s too fresh moi 70 be III
GOOD II iits about il. Moreover, alone know pretty
well what is unknown to the puOhc write for IT,
stance the commercial reports OF the English Consul
I0r bis Government al BOuIe. 80
" c.u assure You | can see daylight, and We "lu
soon have fnll suisiire have read Russells Triyare
letter about the battle and be completely dposes OF
the Yankee Lord Lyonss last good saying was That
lie would say TO Seward IA vile snake II you viii not
admit bat the Southernels huye bcligerent rights
y0u row admit they are "a telliserent power;