New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-05

CantoDmen Rowsy on the eth November 1861 ,hst he de
and orserss 10 he Ss while .. doing hs q
ceased aud another dsordey private Of the rcF
ment offered violence and used .hos agsrat Capt EIfh
In their efforts obtain of the whisky. In which lost
one Of then succeeded the eIertions OF the
officer Of the d. that he ordered thee sn to be
the oues and most prosns language resisted the arrest
that finally he rather persuaded than compelled
his bayonet and be skeu with his eompsnon to the guard
honse; that he and bis comrade continued to revfe
Capt Enrght and thresep him with violence and re-.
mistaken leny he caused this to be loosely done for fear
Of hurting them, that they succeeded In di.engeng them
again add securely tied by order OF the officer Of
the guard that they con'rved b. means Of nge tnss
Srsnd.hins the fn. and tOsshrr with his oomr.de ihre.
in Combining him, dsfed arrest that the guard, .ssush
ordered to rearrest him. were Backward and did
.s SsS, the p.S that sp % y & tn
weapon and yield to arrest he assaulted him tece with the
knife m.iing several cuts at him that C.p. En'sh coming
eved thestened and tainted by him that Csp Enrsht
presented pistol WANING deceased o. ns
up his knife that Sergeant Coleman, ct this unctue stepped
to which deceased replied BY cut which sfsssd Cosn,n
person and caused hm to jump back and the, dses.sa
red with fatal effect II would thus appear that there
e the officer Of the day In the execution Of his once the
choice Of refreshing before the assault oil 'cas
treated not have been possible or sas but would GER
.iny have been pudicis to good order sne military
with offender Capt Enrght simply discharged hrs duty
Hi, conduct was not only tu'h.ble but Ineor9u',
Court Of Inquiry would be ordered but officers non com
missioned officers and pvsss all concur so remarkably that
any further investigate seems unnecessary.
The Major mmsndins cannot spesk In the same
Of eommends'ion of the CONDUCT OF the guard on h
occasion The nsubordnae and munous behavior OF the
deceased and his long he reained large
and unpup.hed. disgsc: to the whole rssiuent 1t Wa
especially disgr.coul the guard who had charge oil the
for that dsy The guard bad orders these mutt
nou. but through unbecomns and gn.odieTlike
and consequsnce. en.aed 4 'hsy had done their
duty with energy and oTpase hs O IS. s =, sse T.
order vndcste military discipline The blood of
upon his head and the heads OF those who hruns
from their duty when ordered to IIe.t him.
By command Of Msjo. General McClellen -,
g. WILLIAMS. Assistant Adjutsnt General
THE sTONEMAN CAVALRY.
The new regiment of cavalry bearing the
above name, raised in Chautauqua County, and
composed chiefly OF men from Chautauqus and
Csttaraugus Counties in New-York, arrived in
this city on Friday morning last. They have
gone into camp at the head of Seventh street.
about two miles from the avenue. This is one
of the finest regiments in all that pertains to
the physique of the men that have yet arrived
here, not excepting the Elsworfhs.' The
regiment is named in honor Of Brig. Gen
George SLOVENIAN, Chief of the cavalry forces
In the United States, who is 3 native OF Chau-
tauqus County, aud whose parents still reside
there, and whom the people of that county
hold in very high esteem.
The regiment have named their camp Fen
ton," in honor of the Hon. X. L. Fenton, the
popular and much-esteemed Representative
from Chautauque and Cattaraugus Counties.
1t is commanded by Col. Bcardsley, an excel
lent officer, graduate from West Point and
a highly.esteemed officer in the Mexican war.
We expect this body Of mea will become the
crack regiment in this branch Of the army.
DEATHS or SOLDIERS.
The following soldiers have died sine our
last report:
Private j. +. McBride Company ID, sod Peunsyl-
vania Regiment, at Columbian Hospital.
Private VIM. a. Steinhour, Company II, 9Th YER
mont, at Seminary Hospital
Private VIM JeiIreys, Company ID, sd Pennsyl-
vans, at Indiana Hospital.
Private Hiram Fausbey, Company Z, ist New
York Artillery, IN camp.
Private John Shivecy, Company II, 5tb Pennsyl-
vania reserve corps At Division Hospital
Private Daniel obenor, Company Z, sd Pennsyl-
vana, at Indiana Hospital
Private VIM. Winchell, Indiana Cavalry, nj Camp
Carter, near Budd's Ferry Mary land.
Private VIM. Harvey, SD Psnn,ylvania reserve,
at Indiana Hospital.
Private Adam Martz, Company g. "a Pennsylya-
MIA reserve corps. at Camp Pierpont.
Private Franklin Wilson, Company i, LIST Penn
sylvania reserve, at Camp Pierpont.
Private Henry Brown, Company ID, LIT Regiment
District Volunteers, at Columbian College.
Private VIM. Roseley, Company h, 9Th Pennsyl-
vsnia reserve corps, at camp.
Private David Nesley, Company N, 4th Pennsyl-
vania Volunteer, at camp.
Private Cephelas Ryan, Company X, 9Th Pennsyl
vania Volunteers, at st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Thaddeus Hodges, 4th Michigan Volunteers, at
Columbian Hospital.
EXPENDITURES OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Mr.. i. A. Conkling has introduced before
the Ways and Means Committee the following:
BILL TO Rstrsneh IA, EJpendifure. Of he GOrrnmest
n AZ the Goth dsy June