New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
THE Win FOR THE UNION.
THE NEW.YORK BRIGADIERS,
OTHER APPOINTMENTS
sKHHmIsRENG AMONG PrCKETs
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WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. 9, 1861.
A sECEssIoNIsT CONSUL.
The British Consul at Baltimore ia said to lend
his whole iuhleu to the Secessionists there.
leading merchant of Baltimore informed us that
this Consul frequently relates conversations and
occurrences winch he could only have derived
from Lord Lyons himself. For example, 1t is
told with great gusto on the authority OF the
Consul at Baltimore, that on Monday following
the battle of Bull Run, Mr. Seward cautiously
offered Lord Lyons the service OF the Govern
0ent Messenger by the steamer for any dis
patches he might have to send his Government.
The British Minister, with considerable
hauteur," according to his COnsul's account re-
pIied that he deemed the occasion OF such m-
portance that be had not only sent a special
snessenger himself, but had telegraphed to delay
tie ste amer day at Halifax for further news.
Now il is of no consequence whether Lord
Lyons Intended significant rebuff or not. But
1t is of the utmost Importance that he so chooses
e. giys this impression through his Consul to The
Secessooists of Baltimore. The Consul added
taat he rather thought Lord Lyons's messenger
would chscfmate aud Sicken Beimonts efforts Tor
our loan.
SPIES IN BALTIMORE.
IL is no exaggeration to say that S. Teable
Wallis Of Baltimore, his partner, j. Thomas, and
others Of the first families Of that town, are tra'-
tors and spies. Tie examples that have been
made among them in the arrest OF the POnce
Commissioners, and Of John Merryman nave
had no influence upon them. They maintain their
correspondence with JEFF. Davis, and still expect
the arrival of his army in Maryland.
APPOINTMENT OF CoNsULs.
The following appointments Of ConsUls not
hifherto anounced were confirmed by the Senate:
Geo. G. Baker Of Ohio, at Athens.
Wu. l.. Baker Of Maryland, at Guaymas
I.uipi de Moriti of Massachusetts,, at Palermo.
Il. X. King of Rhode Island, at OPoro
Nr,. b. West Of Wisconsin, at Galway.
Wa. Betb Of Ohio, at Ianglors.
Charles ". Goddard Of Maine, COnsuI-Gsneral to
-CopstaDtinople.
Geo. True Of Ohio, Consul TO Funchal.
John A. Little of Boston, son oil the senior partner
Of the Gru OF Little q Bown, Consul 10 Barcelona.
GEN. FEANKLIN's BRIGADE.
Geo. Franklin's Brigade, stationed at Alexan-
dsia. consists of the 18th, 18th, 3lst and sd
Eew.York Regiments.
.TIm STARS AND STRIPES THE BEST PROTECTION.
Col; Dawes of the New.York 10th has issued
the following general order:
Hy,DoUAETERs 2D BRIGADE, 5TH DiuSIoS,t
ALEXANDRIA, July 80, 1861. !
Con paints of Inhabitants OF outrages by troops
around AeXandria have become 70 frequent as 10 DC.
cupy a large portion of the time oi the commanding
Ofeer for their consideration ana lnvesugaion. we
v0ad hereafter inform all such cOmpaluauts tnat he
s'ars and stripes floating over any piece OF properly
or over any bopse the best safeguard against depre
daOns OF the soldier and you are directed 10 inquire
intO aud punsh with severity any violation OF tue s
ereo protection which such a nag gives, .p..a.
By order OF THOS. A. DAVIES, Col Comdg bTgode'
Jo,srn BowLASD, A. A. q.
COMMISSIONER OF PUELIC BUILDINGS.
IL is believed that +. B. French will be ap-
pointed Commissioner of Public Buildings in place
Of Mr.. Nood, Mt confirmed by the Senate.
JOINED HIS REGIMENT
Capt. Mcpherson, N. c., joined hs regiment,
ls PENNSYLVANIA, now stationed at Annapolis and
Relay House. to-day
FORT ELLSWORTH.
Col. Lansing is in command at Fort LIl'"or'n'
and is ready to meet the enemy.
CHIP or THE OLD TYLER.
Lieut.. Col. Tyler, arrested at Cincinnati yes
-serday. IS a nephew of President Tyler. VIII he
Oe released on taking the oath Of allegiance
BRICADIER-GENEEAL.
ormsby M Mitchell, the well.known lecturer
and professor Of astronomy who IS hent"cAian
by birth. and received an education at West
Point, was appointed Brigadier-General to-day
The following, taken from the list recon-
,nended by the New-York delegation, also re-
eeyod appointments as Brigaders:
Col. Lewis Blenker Of the German Rifles.
Col. Henry W. Slocun OF the 9th New-i ork, both
OF whom gave good accounts of themselves AT Bull IN
Major James s. Wadsworth Of Gen. McDowelPs
stsd.
John j. Peck, formerly major in the army who
was wounded in Mexico, where ne gTes; distinc-
John "A. Msrtindale, a graduate Of West Point.
e. l;eo MOIrel of Gen. Sanford's stlh.
INSPECTOR GENERAL.
Paymester Randolph B. Morey, iather-in-law
.of Gen. Mcclellan, who, when captain IN the
tr.ah ARMY. won great credit by an expedition
d, Mexico in the dead Of Winter, has been
.ypointed Inspector General of the Army with
saak Of colonel.
OTHER APPOINTMENTS.
r. L. Morey Of Pennsylvania mas peeh
.,,o;oted CAPTAIN of the 18th Infantry Jonn
Whitall is appointed Paynaster.
SOLDIERS BoUN1iEs.
The War Department has issued an oraef
i,eormiug soldiers that the bountes provided tor
soldiers BY the acts OF 1888 and IS5o' having
been repealed by the act passed ae Inc 'aS'
session, will not in future be paid.
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