New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22


This morning accommodating and forpging
expedition, consisting of the I'd, Sd, 4th, 9th,
and 9th Vermont Regiments. three squadrons
of cavalry and four batteries, left Ger. Smith s
division ard went to point overlooking Vi
emma.
REBEL sTRAGGLERS DRIVEN.
! Companies e. and d. Pennsy lvania Reserve
Corps report that on the return to Prospect
/ Hill. after the review yesterday, they met o
number Of struggling Rebel pickets between
Alexandria and Leesburg Pike, which they
drove in.
THE REVIEW YESTERDAY.
! AZ an example Of the manner in which the
review of yesterday was conducted by Gen.
Mcdowell, may state that the regiments of the
extreme right and left wing reached camp be-
fore dark. Gen. Mcclellan remained on the
other side Of the Potomac, until this fact was
announced by telegraph at Upton Hill.
PoSTooN BRIDGE-BUILDNG.
The 18th New-York Regiment this afternoon
made their fret attempt at pontoon bridge
building on the eastern branch Of the Potomac,
hnted the India.rubber pontoons, and laid
bridge Is5 feet long, over which so men
marched at common and dOuble.quick time
and on the run, and two horses crossed with
out trouble. The regiment has the pontoon
train which has been at West Point for come
time, and is well supplied with engineering
tools aud implements. They have also fascines
and other materials for Notifications. Two
filtbs of the men are skilled mechanics, and
the camp gives evidence of their manual skill.
Although they have been but two weeks in
their present location, they have constructed a
brick range ard oven for each company, and
made many other improvements. In their four
months Of service, not one man has died Of
disease, aud there is now but one in the
hospital.
THE CASE or GEN. FREMONT.
The papers in the case Of Gen. Fremont
have for some days been in the hands of Major
Lee, Judge Advocate Of the army, who to-day
made his report to Gen. Mcclellan. Accom-
panying the report were charges substantially
the same Is those preferred by Col. Blair.
RETIRED.
Major Henry D. Judd, Artillery. was retired
to-day. The case Of Lieut..Col. Merchant, ID
Artillery, is the only case remaining. II viii
be disposed of tomorrow.
GIN. ANDERSON AND MASSACHUSETTS SOL
DIERs.
Gen. Anderson recently expressed to Gov.
Andrew his strong desire that a regiment Of
Massachusetts, soldiers might be sent to Ken
lucky. lie was sure that no sectional feeling
would hinder the men Of Massachusetts, from
receiving hearty welcome in Henry Clay's
State.
THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Col Wilson took Thanksgiving dinner with
his regiment, the ed Massachusetts,, to-day.
Their Thanksgiving wish was thai they might
be allowed to join the New-England regiments
rendezyousing at Annapolis, aud form part
of Gen. Burnside's command, hoping thus the
sooner TO see active service and TO see it in q
more genial climate
GUBERNATO8IAL AsSENBLaGE.
Governors Andrew, Dennison, and Pierre
pont diued together to-day. The especial bust
meas of Gov. Pierrepont is to confer with
Government touching the reopeDDg and pro-
lection Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
UNITED STATES DEMAND NOTES.
Forty men are now signing United States
Demand Notes, each averaging about 5000
daily. The amount of money daily manufac-
tured is from 100000 to $500, 900. The
amount issued to date is about $23, 5000, O00,
requiring $780, 600 signatures.
THE DISASTROUS FORAGIHG EXPEDITION.
Two more bodies of members Of the Brook
lyn 18th have been found in tho woods near
tue sceue Of the late shirmsh. Thirteen men
are still missing.
MARRIED.
Gen. StOueman, Chief OF Cayalry, was
married to-day at Baltimore, to Mics Mary
Hardcsty. The General was assisted b. Col.
Van Allen, Lieut.. Co.'s. Hudson and Colburn Of
Gen. McClcllan's Staff and other army Off.
GERS. The occasion was observed with all the
hoBors, and the church was crowded by the
fair Of the Monumental City.
TIE FIELD WORKS or THE POTOMAC ARuY.
The following order has been issued:
IN iDquAKTERs, Amy OF Tur POros,cl
NhsHISGros, Saturday,, Nov. IL. 1851. :
GKEERAL ORDERS No. 45.-FtrSf. NO change
will be made IA tho armament established by the
Chief Engineer and Chief Of Artillery for the fec
works occupied by this arry, any diverpion per-
lGtied froin The original location OF the mflsnents