New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
lately under Cen. Buell. tomorrow. He will
deliver an address TO the troops.

Mitchells resignation. III VIII DC WltudFd"n'
MIR. UNDERWOOD OF EASTERN VIRGINIA.
John c. Underwood, Fifth Auditor, is author
lied to enlist Eastern Virgiuians by companies.
He bopes 10 get 800 or 400 from the Uncon.
dtional Union Club of Alexandria, to I'll one
company with refugees from LOudon County,
and at least one other from the vicinity OF
Falls Church and Vienna, and to muster many
more when the army moves Southwark.
HOSPITAL IN ALEXANDRIA.
Green's Mansion House in Alexandria has
been taken by the Government for hospital,
at rent Of $50 a month.
GIN. MCOOK's ASSISTANT ADyUTANT.
Lieut.. Daniel McCOok. lst Kansas Regiment,
has been appointed Assistant Adjutant-G General
to Brigadier. General McCook. Kentucky.
THE TREASURY.
The cash operations Of the Treasury Depart
ment for four weeks in October were
S92, ,s34, ,4i2. Last year it was less than
$9,000,500. Over $4,000, 900 were paid over
the counter-thirteen times as much as last
year. On one day last week, Sl,750, 600 were
paid over the counter, aud on each Of several
others over 100000 more. The present de-
mand was on account Of two months pay Of
troops.
THE MoNEY.BAGS AND HM THAT BORE THEM.
At general court martial, held at Santa
Fe, of which Mi. Chapman Of I'd Infantry
was President, Capt. A. II. Plammor of 18th
Infantry, late Lieutenant of 9TH Inlantry, tried
for losing Sl7, 900 in drafts, which were funds
in bis charge at Fort Fillmore, belonging TO
Quartermasters and Subsistence Departments,
and for failing TO take requisite measures to
prevent them from being paid by Chiefs OF
Departments to the Rebels, whom be knew to
have stolen them, was sentenced to be repri-
manded in general orders, and TO be suspended
from rank for six months.
Col. Candy at that time commanding the
Department Of New Mexico, approves the SEN
tence in General Orders No. Sc, dated Sept.
10, and says:
&" 1t was Capt. Plummers duty TO have secured
the public funds ia his possession or falling in that
heir falling into improper hands. The neglect
which placed IL out oi his power to do either has
Afforded and and comfort to the enemy, in comparison
with which the loss Of the funds is tlHipg."
JOHN A. wAsInNGToN's ESTATE.
Tie assertion Of cotempOrary that the
ate John A. WasbiDgtOn's estate has been
placed in charge OF Commander Lee of the
United States Navy, is untrue. TIE estate is
in charge of the old negro who was there be-
fore Judge Freese's agent, since removed, was
appointed. II belongs to Col. Wa,hington's
orphan children.
SOLDIERS DUTIES AND PUNIsHMENTs-CoURT-
MARTIAL SENTENCES.
Recent general orders approve tbe findings
and sentences Of Courts-Martial in number
Of cases Of officers aud pryates tried for Of
fenses such as drunkenness, desertlOn Of ten-
tIy posts, theft disrespect to officers, neglect
Of daty. The enl9rits sentenced to forfeit
pay, 10 be kept at hard labor for specified
periods, some for the residue Of their terms Of
service, with ball and chain TO be marked with
the initial letter Of crime, to be drummed out Of
camp, after the head has been shaved and the
buttons torn Of, TO be dishonorably discharged.
The following are specimens Of the findings and
sentences:
Second Lieut.. Edward 4. Dayton, Company X,
18Th \. J. Volunteers guilty OF drunkenness, while
Junior officer of the guard, and using abusive Ian
guage TO the officer q the day IN tie pTesenee Of The
et listed en- OF the regiment Sentenced 10 be cash.
iered. Private owen Daily, Company G., l4th y.
Y. Volunteers, guilty Of drunkenness on guard aud
mutny Sentenced 70 forfeit bis pay for four montht,
and 20 bard labor Tor 90 dayg with 33-pOnnd iron
bali attached 10 chain tiX feet in length to his night
leg
Private John Latour, Company A. and james
Company B, lith New-fork Nolun.
tets guilty Of deseIng their posts as,entineis With
their aiAls ard equipments; sentenced ITO forfeit
thsr pay excelt What is Justly due the laundsess and
sG,er to have their heads shaved the buttons torn
OF Of heir uniforms, and 70 be drummed out OF TIE
service Of The United States.'
PIivae John NJ. Cohen, Company {, 18th New
York Volunteers, guilty of " dIsObedience Of orceTe
in refusing 80 pott sentinel when ordered to
do % by the officer Of the guard and oi "uuiinous
conduct In resisting Esid oiicer with bis arms,
when placed under arrest and In resisting and yiO-
entity pushing the Sergeant Of the GuGrd sentenced
to forfeit al Lis pay with the exception Of seventy
i've cents q month TO pay the launsress, and to be
KEPT at hard labor during the balance Of bis tenn OF
service, without pay, except as above stated ana 70
Lave q tEirty-twO pound iron ball attached 20 bis
right leg by chain tx fee, in length for tie whole
time above stated"
Private August Reisiager, Co. II, n. Y. 18Th Vol
unteeTs, IN violation Of the 9Th Article Of War; in
striking, kicking, aud violently resisting Capt. III.
b. Wiiliams, on being ordered by him to the guard
house, and striking the Sergeant and Corporal who
were ordered to take bin TO the guard-house. SEN
tenced " to hard labor Tor twelve calendar months,
wearing 32-pound iron ball attached TO bis night
leg by chain Elk feet in length, and to stoppage
OF pay, exceIti1g seventy-ive cents per month Tor
Isundress, for the time above stated"
Private Fernando Sohultzo, Co. ID, DeK8lb Regi-
ment n. l. Volunteers, guilty of leaving ranks of
picket guard while marching TO its destination, and
being afterwaTd drunk to be unable to perform
suy duty, having lost BIS arms and accoutrements.
Sentenced TO two months hard labor, wearing
32-pound ball. &C.. to forfeit HE pay for the same
time excanL go much "a NAV be due the Inited