New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23


isyiils is in danger.
Tho report tonight that Col. MuIIisan's
brigade has been captured at Lexington is sot
confirmed at headquarters.
LIST OF PRISONERS DIED IN RICHMOND.
The following is an accurate list of those who
died in the prison Hospitals on Main street.
Richmond, up to Sept. 90:
II. F. OXFORD, Private, I'd New Hampshire, Aug.s.
JSo. WILLIAMS, Private, 18th Eew-YorL, Ang. 6.
HENRY P. HALE, Private, llth New-YorE, Ang. 2.
ALBEIT Z. TANNER, Private, l1th Massachusetts,.
Aug. TO-
CHAs. McAvoY Corporal 10Th Hew-York, Aug. II.
J.F. SALLrE, private lst Minnesota, Aug. IA.
JOHN b. MILLER private lith Eew-York Aug. 16.
JOIN GowNG, private Cd Vermont Aug. 81.
WH. M. SMITH, private list Eew-York Aug. I.
An unknown man, private 7lst New-York, Aus. f.
ALFRED PESso, private LIST Rhode Island, Aug. 4.
ANDREW J. WHITE, private LIST Rhode Island.
Aug. 4.
ELISHA l.. KABLEs, private Company c, I'd YER
mont, Aug. 6.
L. b. SMITH, private I'd Rhode Island, AUgG.
JoEE bradley, private 18th Hew-York, Aug. 6.
HORACE HUNTER private, Sd Maine Aug.7.
HENRY SMITH, private, 18th New-York, Aug.7.
j. ID. NICHOLS private, 18th New, York, Aug 8.
Jos. p. GARRISON, private, Il, Minnesota, Aug. 10,
Isaac n. CoBB, private, I'd Rhode Island, Aug. ~.
HENRY l.. JACQUES, private, I'd Rhode Island.
Aug II.
IA. SPARHLwK private, 4tb Maine, Aug. Is.
C.. X. PREscOrT, private 18th New-York Aug. Is.
Jos. A. CAMPBELL, private, 18th, New-YsrA.
Aug. 90.
srEPHEs RUSSELL company E, Sd Maine. Aug %,
CHAs. CHAsE, company C., I'd New-Hampshire.
Aug. 81.
JOINS b. BATE, Engineer Corps, 69tb New-York.
Aug. %.
SAMUEL n. WELD, private, company X, llth Ma
sachusetts, Aug. %.
J.R JoHssoS, jr., private, 9Th New-Yo'k, Aug
q?
FRAScIs LowERY, private, nth New-York, Aug. 80.
CHARLES DuRAsD, private, 10Th n. Y. ", sept. /.
JoHs HAMILTON, private, I'd Wisconsin, Sept. 4.
M Thomas, private lst Minnesota Sert.6.
JONI LEoSARD, private, Company l, I'd Vermont
Sept.
AMBROSE II. BRowS, corporal, Company G., 81
Msipe, Sept. g.
ALoSzo B. BAILEY, private, Company g. I'd New
Hampshire, Sept II,
A. NJ. HUsr, private Company G, 9th New-fOrh,
Sept. Ia.
CHARLES McDoSALo, private, 10Th New-YOsk.
Sept. Is.
JAMES A. ZErrLE, private, Company |, Eth Penn-
sylvania, Sept. l6.
REVIEW OF CAVALRY.
COL Van Aliens and other cavalry, will DO
reviewed by Gen. Mcclellan. Tomorrow morn
ing.
GENERAL REVIEW or REGULARS.
There viii be review of oil .he regu;ass
here, in tie course Of week.
PRINCE DE JONyIIIE.
Prince de Jonyille viii remain here fcr weeks
10 come.
TOBACCO FOR THE SOLDIERS.
The prOpriety Of serving out tobacco witt
soldiers rations is under consideration Gen.
Mcclellan is said to favor it, as means Of
increasing the comfort and cheerfalness Of ths
troops.
TWO MORE MAISg .EGmKsTs.
A regiment Of infantry and one of cavalry aro
about 70 be raised in Maine, undeT direct
authority from the General Government. Hon.
James q. Blaire has just procured from the
War Department orders that everything neces-
ssry for their outfit shall be purchased in that
State
Maine has already furnished ten regiment,
under State authority.
CHANGES IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The following changes have been made in the
Office of the Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury.
Pemora,s-John W. Clark, District OF Columbia.
rstclass clerk, and Tbomss A. Scott, District ot %
lumbia; :. Y Mason, Ohio; William A. Coburn, Dis
trict OF Columbia, all seeoDd class
ApD0intlgeats-Willam IL. GunniSon, Maryland
William J. Leib, Pennsy lyaniai John Ryan, Mass
chuseits; George b. Harleston, Michigan and IL. u.
Lawrence Wisconsin, al first-elass CLERKS.
Prom o.ions-E. W. Fortney, District Of Columbis,
To fourth class; Charles b. shaw, Virginia. Cunning
ham IIaylett, Ohio, and Andrew b. smith, Indiana, TO
third class and g. Il. Elliott, District OF Columbia;
w Is. Davis Maine; Les'erfield kobb, Pennsyl.
vanio and VIM. Il. Hurley, Tennessee, TO secoudclss
clerksbips.
John Butcher Of Virgins, secOnd.class clerk
in the Office of Second Auditor, bat acting IN tho
Sixth Auditors Office, was removed.
REVIEW OF GENERAL INGALLS, DIVISION,
On Saturday forenoon, Gen. Mcclellan dispatched
one of his aids aud detachment of cavalry 10 VII
lards Hotel to escort the Prince de JOinyille and
suite to the commanding generals headquarters.
where be was received with all the honOrs and then
proceeded immediately to review Msjor-Generoi
Metals division Of Pennsylvania troops. Ths
party arrived on the field at haltPast eleven, where
the troops were drawn up in columns OF two reg
ments each.
The review commenced, and was proceeded with
in the regular order. The troops made nue. up
pearance, marching and wheeling like experiences
regulars. They are well uniformed, very neat and
healthy in their appearance and look ike 'nen Of