New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

A ofGfr mas gone
ks. n M TEE REBEL TROOPS.
Tbs Rebel troes are, to the eye Oh tne mos'
zutaiIIreut obserers. far from equal 20 ours "
&scipiins, bv have better officers VINO i0fce
Ben to Sst. .,,,cv,s
Cspt. Sullivan has been transferred to !l'
sapGsssaty's Department, Baltimore, and CAps
Asrdser 10 that ut Indianapolis.
rx-MIsIsTEn FAULKNER.
Sx.Minister Faulkner has requested % Inter
~ With Secretary Cameron.
CAPT. NcoUADE OF THE rHRTy'EIehfH.
Captain Hugh McQuade, Of the New iorA So'n'
wounded at Bull Run. has lost his leg 0y '''PN'
ktbA VICE
XtsosEp pE-rsroncEMEsr OF WISE
Il q tupnored that Rebel force moving
Am Mooreeeld, through Great Savage Mountain
~. "a rssuforce Gen. Wise. The troops
HiLA held the Pass are ready for them.
THE PAY OF SOLDIERS.
Not A soldier anywhere in America, under
fadtfd Authority, went without his pay On the
rs OF he month, save those whose pay-roDs were
odsringy Inaccurate through the incompe'
tbcy OF officers. The gold was then aud 10 now
tsady for every soldier in the service.
TIE LOAN BY THE BANKS.
9he loan by the Eastern banks, Will an act
II self.preservatiop, has amazingly strengthened
6e Union sentiment in Maryland
THE OATH or FIDELITY.
bsths Of fidelity were administered to-day to
Al i stova
col. JAMESON OF THE SECOND MAINE.
Col Jameson of the I'd Maine Regiment. who
q highly commended in Brighten. Porter's re-
Cit, and recommended by the whole Maine
delegation for Brigadier- Generalshp, resigned
81 command this morning. Col Price Of Maine,
IMPORTED by en- influence headed by Gov. Wash.
sstns, win receive the Brigadier Geueralship.
PAY OF AMBULANCE DRIVERS.
fhe ray of Ambulance Drivers having been
<ldced from $25 to $l5 some have struck.
SOLDIER SHOT.
A private in the 18th Massachusetts was shot
assd in a grog-shop while attempting to escape
the guard.
col. PoRTER's REPORT--HoNoRABLE MENTION.
Through inadyertance in copying Col. Porter's
Report, the names of the following officers were
vhltted, of whom honorable mention was then
n,ade: Major Wentworth and Quartermaster
Cornell both Of the New-YOrk 9th, also Lieut..
Ayerilfs name was mutlated.
THE PRESIDENT AT TIE MAYNARD.
The President visited the Nayy-Ysrd twice to-
aa,,
THE SALE OF LIQUOR TO SOLDIERS.
The Provost Guard have undertaken to execute
he act Of Congress prohibiting the sale OF liquor
b soldiers. When it is proved that person
t!eiated the law, they enter his shop and destroy
Vi liquor found there and hand the proprietor
Sfer to the City Marshal.
RETURN OF GEN. sANDFoRD.
Maj .Gen. SANFORD goes home tomorrow, hla
term of service having expired. In an inter-
yiew with the President this afternoon, he said
hat he would return with 10, 600 men whenever
kb was wanted.
MAJ. HAMILTON REMAINS.
MAJ. Aelx. Hamilton, late of Gen. sandfords
staff, has joined the staff of Gen. Butler. lie
Nill probably be appointed to high command
ip the regular army tomorrow. He has been
tssiduous, day end night, in attending to tho
comfort Oh the NtW-fOrk troops
ARMY ArPoNTMESTs.
The following army appointments have been
pad,:
Thomas Uunmines Of New. York, son Of Mr.. Cum
pings Of The JVorld, Eirs Lieut.. Ninth Regiment,
eMajof W. MeMiebsel, son Of Mr. McMichael Of The
o,ddelPhia Nors6 American, Assistant AdJutant-
-, Herai.
ztlee W. Putnara, Assistant! Quarternrnser, Regular
my, with rark Il Captain.
I'm. a. Vanylei, Assistant Qusrterraaster, volun.
"a
sestus A. Moore, Commssary of Subsistence.
fra Z. Gensel, Second Lieut.. At Regiment Infantry.
Reese :. Fleeson Of Pennsylvania, second Lieut.. |
Jth Regiment.
Hanns, additional Psymaster.
0aniel G.. Thomas, Military Storekeerer
THE OBSERVANCE OF The SABBATH.
he Secretary Of tho New-York Evangelical
lance lately preseoted to the Secretary of War
c following respecting the better observance Of
le Sabbath among our troops;
{. That no more troops shall be transported 10 us
tom the seat of war upon the Sabbath, e1eertin esses
f extreme necessity.
:. That no more battles shall be fo1ghr upon the
ssbbath, except 20 repel ,he attacks Of the enemy
That all drills Ia.ades and other unnecessary ia-
9 shall be dispensed With upon the Sabbath Ia the |
. ous camps. =
Z. That tie entire regimen. shan lie mustered fox |
me Seryice once upon The Sabbath.
TRUSTWORTHY CLERK.
e. Thomas Muslin, clerk In the Office Of the |
'th Auditor, has been clerk in the Treasury !
,artment 40 years, having been commissioned
1912. He was acquainted with Secretary
'hase when sehOol.teacher in this city. |
Father Muslin" 10 a Yirginian, and this Is the
sra Summer In many years that be hw not !