New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14


they were sent to Acquia Creek, and thence py
the Resolute to the Nayy.Yard.
Lieut.. Raynor viii return at once 10 ohio'
where he will DO welcomed with enthusiasm by
his friends. He reports that attempts 70 escape
were made by Lieut.. Caleff Of the Aassachusetts
18th, and Sergeant TOmnkias Of the United
States Cavalry. When he left they had not been
brought back, aud had probably escaped.
GENERAL BURNSIDE.
Gen. Burnside is assigned to special service.
Gen. Silas Casey takes bis place in command Of
the regiments not brigaded.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Fremont started homeward this morning.
AZ wv A''''N wAsHrxoros. Friday, sept 13 1881.
GEN. FREMONT.
report IL circulating here that Maj Gen. Fremont
ia to be superseded by Gen. Meigs but there IL the
highest authority for saying that it is untrue Gen.
Meigss visit TO the West is in connection with business
of the Quartermaster's Department.
sERENADE TO MR. POSTER.
The Hon. Charles Henry Foster Of North Carolina,
Who 1t is understood returns in day or two TO tha'
State to participate actively in the war for the Union,
was tonight complimented with serenade, to which
he appropriately responded.
ORDER TO CoMMIssARIEs OF SUBSISTENCE.
Gen. Mcclellan has issued the following orders
First: The attention Of brigade and reginentai
Commissares of Subsistence and OF officers acting AZ
ch is directed to paragraphs ~ Il aud ~ snoslss
euee Regulations, paragraphs l,OI3, VS. and I"o
of the Army Regulations OF 1897. Subsistence omeers
must make issues to the hospital and keep the accounts
of hospital funds in strict conformity with the require
ments of the regulations cited.
Second All changes of the station OF medical Of
fcers to be promptly reported to the Medical Director
at these headquarters, and the authority gwen ny
which the change was made.
Third: Leaves of absence to medi,al officers are
prohibited, unless granted at these headquarters.
Fourth /; Patients will not be sent from the regi-
mental TO the general hospitals without the authority
OF Medical Director. Applications for this authority
must be made IN writing with the names and diseases
of the patients and be handed In 70 the office OF the
Medical Director between the hours Of and 10 q. m.
Fifth; When soldier 10 sent 10 the genera hosli
tai bis company commander shal certify and send with
him bis descriptive list, and account Of pay and cloth
! ing. uo c..o.o, uo,.
pitfalls be detailed from the privaes oil tue Army,
re yular and volunteer. The allowance will be one
nurse TO ten patients and one cook to thirty. Where
women are employed tue number of men 10 he called
for will not exceed number sufficient TO make up
the whole force TO the allowance above authorized
Hired nurse and cooks will be forthwith discharged
Stpenth Men reported at the General Hospitals
for duty will be by the surgeons in charge 10 the
Office Of tho Medical Director at 10 q. m, for the
psses necessary to enable them to roin their regi-
ments.
with or without troops will report promptly TO the
Medical Director IN person. IL with troops they VIII
repor the number of men, and the state VI their sup.
plies and ambulance transportation
Ninth, Ambulsuees wilt not be used for any other
than the specific purpose for which they designed
viz: the transportation Of the sick and wounded except
by the written authority Of the Brigade Commander,
the Medical Director OF the Army and the Quarter
master in charge of them at the City Of Washington.
The Provof Marshal is directed 10 see that the pro-
visions of this order carried out, and will arrest
every officer and cobue every private or non-commis-
| stoned officer who is found violating 1t.
| All Government ambuances now In possession OF
regiments or separate corps will be TUNED In TO the
chief Quartcrmlster, with the exception Of one two
,eed TRANSPORT cart will be allowed TO each general
hospital for the conveyance OF marketing and hospital
stores. .
TG,.tk. The practice of bringing communication, in
person to the Offices at these headquarters with view
10 Obtain immediate attention 10 the matter involved
proyes serious hindrance 20 the prompt Transaction
Of business. and must be Discontinued, unless under
extraordinary circumstances. All communications for
the General Commanding are 10 DO transmitted to his
headquarters by helordnsry NODES and the persons
concerned will await replies 70 he furnished them in
| the same manner.
EIcrenfA Per,ons having official business at thes,
headquarters VIII UcbNccu
| Of 9 q. m. and 3p. IN.
TreldA. The arms Of the troops must be thorough
ly inspected by the company officers u, least once a
| day.
| Thirteenth, The reveille will not be beaten until
after sunrise and lot coffee viii be issued 70 the troops
Immediately after the revee roll-cali preventive
| Of the effects Of malaria.
| Fourteenth; Troops on the march OF changing posi-
tons will move without music. Drums hot 10 be
beaten nor trumpet sounded excep. for the stated
ercise and calls.
| Fifteenth: All acquisitions for ordnance and ordn
snce stores and supplies for the troops serving in this
army will be transmitted through the appropriate
manders to the Chief Of Ordinance at the head
Sixteenth: Officers belonging TO the army, are d.
rec.ed to wear their uniforms az all times at their sta
tons.
Seventeenth The email fort near Fort Corcoran
thrown up by the Fourth Regiment Of Michigan Vol
untee1, will be known as Fort Woodbury..
BY COMMANDED
g. WILLIAMS, Assistant ARCHAEOLOGICAL
| OfciaL RICHARD X. IRWIN, Adede-Csmp.
CELEBRATION OF THE 18TH INST.
Cassius NJ. Clay's Washington Guard, who rendered
such efficient service in the defense Of the Capital il
the dark days in April, held a meeting tonight, a
their headquarters and unanimously resolved to csle
brate the 18th OF September, the anniversary Of h'