New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

command before tho 9th inst, when the latber's
term of service expires. This will give Gen.
Patterson time to muster the Pennsylvania vol.
untecrs out of service 10 their own State:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'T-GHs's 0YYICE,l
WAsmSGTos July 18th, 1861.
Gsnsroi Ord,,, No. 49,
| |. Major General Robert Patterson Of the Pennsyl-
| vania Volunteers will be hobOraby discharged from
the service of tho United Sta Ct, on the 9th lust,
when biz term Of duty will expire. BreVet Major
General Cadwaader also Of the Pehnsy lvania Volnn
teers will be honorsbly discharged upon the receipt
Of this order, as III. term Of service expires to-day.
9. Major. General Dix Of the United States forces,
win relieve Msjor-Geuel Banks of the same service,
in bis present command, which will in future be called
the Del srmont Of Mary land, headquarters at Bal.
! more. Upon being relieved by Major General Dix,
Msjor-Genersl Banks will proceed TO tho Valley OF
Virginia, and assume command Of the army now under
Ms OR General Patersou. when that Department will
| be called the Department OF the SHENANDOAH head
quarters in the Held -
orsbly dsharged upon the expiration OF their terms
of service get hereinafter opposite their respective
names, viz: ~ So,
NswJsrsey voursoer'-Bns Gen TheO. RunyOa July %.
Ohio yoIuu,err-Brs Cen j. D. Cor July 90 1861 Brig.
Gen ~ schlssob July - 1851 BrgUoa j. NJ Bates August
indians volun.ee-BriE. Gen. T. A. norr, July H. 1851
T. Surgeons Of bigldos rank IA surgeons only
5. Officers mastering out volunteers will charge
upon the rolls the Indebtedness of the troops to tue
State by what they were furnished
By order L. THOMAS, AdjutansG General
The following order has just been issued. IL
will be ob,erved that it guards against the evil
of borrowing Of soldiers to swell untitled regi.
ments, and, warned by certain recent eIpe-
rences, allows no more volunteers to be mus-
tered in who cannot speak English.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUrAST-GEsERAL'sl
OrFIcE, WAsHIS0Tos, July ~, lo6l. !
Csnrai Ordey,, no a.
Engineers; Brvet Second Lieut.. james L. Parker
Fourth Infantry; aud Brevet Second Lieut. Frank A.
Reyuods Second Dragons members Of the elass just
graduated at West Point, having teidered their resig
nations Ia the face OF the enemy, dismissed from the
service Of the United States TO date from the 10th
y Military Storekeeper and Paymaster Dennis MUIR
ply Ordnance Department, Is hereby dismiseed from
the army.
8. Officers mustered In troops will be careful that
men from company or detachment are not borrowed
for the ~ swell the ranks OF others about TO
be tered. In future no volunteer will be mustered
into the service who is unable 20 sTeak the English
language. Mastering officers will at all lines hold
themselves In readiness 10 muster out RI service such
regiments Of volunteers ~ may 10 entitled 70 iher
discharge.
4 Officers Of the volunteer service rendering their
resgoGtions will forward them through the iniermed-
late commanders 10 the officer commanding the De
serying who is hereby authorized 20 grant them
honorable discharges. This commander will mmedi-
aiey report biz action TO the uant- General OF the
Army, who will communicate the same to the Cover
nor OF the State to which tho officer belongs Vacancies
occurring among the commissioned officers IN volunteer
regiments will bs filled by the Governors OF the re-
syeetiye States by which the rest were furnished.
Information of such appointments viii IL all cases be
furnirhed 20 the Adjutant General 81 the Army.
By order asued. L. THOMAS, Aautan.0onsrAl.
UNJUST SUSPICION
The representation that Col. Henry Lee Scott,
whose nomination il said TO be before the Senate,
for Inspector-General, is sympathizer with
secessionists doubtless does him great in
justice. Certainly, Lieut.. General Scott would
not consent to tho designation of his son-n-aw
to this important post, unless hi, loyalty to the
Government was assured.
BUCHASAS's PICTURE TURNED OUT.
The painter and owner of portrait OF Mr..
buchanan, on exhibition at the Rotunda, was
ordered pcromptorily to remove it.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS IMPOSED UPON.
Members OF the Cabinet complain that when
ever they remove clerks, they are annoyed with
petitions, signed by Republican members, begging
for their restoration.
RECOMMENDATION FOR COL. HOOKER.
Gov. Morgan was urged to-day by high OIL
Ger OF the Army to place Col. Hooker in CON-
mand Of brigade Of New-YOrk troops, now OF
the reserves. 1t is not yet determined upon.
GEMS. DIX AND BANKS
Gen. Dir takes command OF the Department
of MARYLAND tomorrow, and Gen. Banks Will i'm
rediately move 10 the late headquarters of the
Department Of the Shenandoah.
TROUBLE EXPECTED IN MISSOURI.
We understand that Col. Blair received yester-
day a dispatch from Gen. Lyon informing him OF
n large arrival Of rebels, and asking for re-
endorsements.
GEN. MCCLELLAN IN WANT OF COMPETENT
COLONIES.
1t is said that Gen. Mcclellan telegraphed to
Gen. Scott yesterday that if he would send him
three Colonels fit ~ command regiments he would
maks an immediate clearing out Of oil the
rebels in Western Virginia.
THE KANSAS sESAToRsHTP.
The Senate Committee will report on the case
Of Gen. Lane Of Kansas on Tuesday. Mr.. STAN
| ton has printed very conclusive argument In
| favor of bis right to tho seat
ANXIETY or MIR. BRECKENRIDGE.
One of the most anxious inquirers after news
| from the line of Balls Run was Mr.. Breckin-
ridge. The intelligence, it ia hoped, gave him as
much Joy as it did the loyal citizens of Washing.
| ton.
OUR AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA.
Private letters received from Minister Clay an.
noupce that in ST. Petersburg, at Court, in
| Government circles, a. well 40 in the public, the
most ardent sympathy prevails with the Union