New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

a., 10 rrcom.orud The following ''"'I'
sgTeeu ~, 80 % ,.eet AS INA, lIrgadier -tenerais
i''lH scott may be entitled to: Col oa'ii ',s
as 'Io t.a,.,,n Coz. Andrew Horter' COL W.
= Tqrklp. CD. Az. Il. Aon's""'i?' v'p',
p,.horJ Rush, Col. J'bn /. k'!u'la,' 1''''
III etursis. AID J. w. McLaue' M eAc't'
-. l,st have been long IN tie service.
''1 or l' Graf tbrc. nc,hrg reed be SAID since
-. co,6,et ct Bull Ran, and long service III
"a arm, las placed tDom la'ora'F oe'Oie '"'
so,,,trr Col. Mon gomerys appointment nus
I'D, been asked by New-Jersey' "ith Que reg
1T ., vino q troops he ~, J., tried to stem 'Ie
..5e Of re,rsat on Sunday wy'k. Capt' huSa
- cas,,ets of Geo. Mcclellan at Nes'
ro;,. Col. REYNOLDS Wac bleyctted III MeA'c''
a. was also Major Sureis, WHO is 10" "-'''
col. Sjsel in Missouri.
TuC wol'SDED NEw-NORkERs' -
Colonel Bradford If Governor "oit'I 80
has becn here for several days wiz"
uon.bc from the Governor tor Pro''uUG WV!
-. Coz the woundel o. the NeW-l oFk Ieg'-
ments. lie has visited all the "o'I''''' ".' =
J,v eent 10 those at Geof6 'o"" 'uff!
ao,oa siiope4s, aud Ot"cr articles Oh c'olniiE'
',i,r If flesh butter and other detcS-
W." GaI,nol Bradford paid the Zouaves So,o'p'
en- .,,ogut due lhrm tr"m tue state Of
v.,,.york for seveutera GAYS service
-, ,y,RREX AND TIT IOWA TROOPS.
rhr.c rcsiments and a battery, now stationed
IT Burlirgtop have prttoned for the appoint
inf CJ. Frz Henry Warren as their BIlga.
dier.Gcneral.
SYMPATHY FOR REBEL PRISONERS.
Tho ladies' of Washington are showing their
.ympstbcs for tie Rebel prisoners now 10 our
CITY BIZ pouring wine OF consolation into their
wounds. ia the shape of champagne aud cover
ipp tber bruised feet with embroidered slippers.
Tboy are much better off than our wounded
here lot aIoue those at Manassas aud tie prs-
oncrs made to throw up Rebel entertainments.
TROOPS IN AND NEAR WASHINGTON.
The assertion that there are hui about $1,000
men in and near Washington is Without warrant.
seventy thousand would be nearer the truth.
qIfE PURCHASE OF EEssES
Tie recent purchases ct vessels by The MAJ!
Department reach the number Of twenty-five
Fcnr of tAcIn sail tins week. Seven steamers
arc blocEading tue mouth of the Mississippi.
SOLDIERS IN THEIR QUARTERS
There is q surprising dearlh of officers in the
hotels and soldiers il the streetS tonight in
consequence Of the rigid execution of the order
confniuc them to their quarters.
MARTIAL Law.
II IS believed that the rebels who swarm IN
the city will soon lave experience Of the effect
Of martial law.
TIE FIRST MICHIGAN.
The 1st Michigan Regiment went home TO-
night.
GES. LANES COMMISSION.
Gen. same, Ii. Lane has received Brigadlcr-
General commission from Gov. Morton of lndi-
ana which is equivalent TO TIC command ten
dered him ~ the Government, and enables him
10 hold his Senatorsh'p from Kansas.
10 the Associated Press.
washington, Monday July %, 1861.
To dave Iabifgenccr says thai some Of the news
nsIer wi,r are designating por in the neighboI-
hood Of Washington which they think need special and
stronger dccuses. All we say is TO repeat the
mark Of one in authority, viz. that the military men
in charge baye eye to all these things, and the az
rival Of rcpuont after regiment gives us assurance
that no proper safe guard is omitted
The Pos, Office Department has ssuedthe following.
Pos.Iar,c , notice that al prepaid cttors 10 sold
any Tegr in the seice q The uuttd states snd directed
70 thou at f'nt here they have Ut' liol.d' my pc o
may ordered without furhcr than FOR for
UsTdiug :. 4 hAssoN,
The entrance Of Gen Mcclellan upon his duties az
commander Of this military department, has inspired
the troops Il, and around Washington with renewed
military enthusiasm. He has already visited the yari
Gus entertainments on the Virginia ,de, aud thoroughly
examined MO their condition aud strength, and in.ti
lued the srcest discipline among the soldiers, and in
III departments OF the service within bis jurisdiction.
Regmcufsl and line officers made 10 understand
that louueg and tipping around The camps are not to
be permitted. The much abased passport system has
been g1Cally restricted and the facilities heretofore
owed 80 freely Of communication between Washington
aud the IL bcous States have been, as far o. praci-
cable curlaej. The effect Of this rigorous measure
GENERALLY il everywhere felt, and the army has begun
% realize the presence Of military power which may
re safely trusted
Reports Lave been circulated to-day, aud the names
Of prominent gentlemen given az authority 1or them,
that tho CeDlederaes have either commenced moving,
Or have made arrangements for The immediate passage
Of 80 900 Of their troops the Potomac from the
direction q Leesburg. into Maryland. Tbi7 corres-
pondent however, has no means Of verifying The
statement.
FROM WHEELING THE LEGISLATURE