New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

I. j. McCsrter, Second Lieutenant 10th Penn.
sylvania.
Peter Dryer, First Lieutenant 9th Psnnsyiysu;.
Richard McDonougb, First Lieutenant oh Pom,
sylvania Reserve.
John Deeper, Captain 9th New.York Militia,
Edw. Dunscomb, Captain Harris Cavalry.
York.
Frank T. Foster Captain 10th New.York.
Jas A. A. McGonigle, First Lieteuant LIST Kansas.
frank Hatch, First Lieutenant I'd Wisconsin, an.
pointed Gaptain I'd Ohio Cavalry.
vVs. noWiand, AdjutaDt 18th NeW-York appoint
co Assistant Adiutsnt- General.
John hurtz, Captain 18th Massachusetts
I E;i nIoe os "a Lieutenant 10Th New-York.
M kr9y, I'd Lieutenant 35th New-York.
John w. Moore, Lieutenant 10Th indiana
Robert u. March, Colonel 4th Penneylyapia
James III. Morgan, LIST Lieutenant l8fh New-yo,k
Jos. s. Rice, Major 9Th Maine
W. +. Schwemmer, lst Lieutenant Cameron
Dragons.
Clarence A. Seward, Lieut.-Col. 10Th New-Yort
w. s. Tisdale, Leut.-Col. Anderson's Zonayes'
Geo. w. Weeden, Captain I'd Rhode Island. an.
pointed Masters Mate in the Navy.
A. ID. Waters, lst Lieutenant 23d New.York.
Paul w. Zieylen, Lieutenant 9th Pennsylvania.
ILLINOIS CAVALRY.
Five Colonies stand ready to command Eve
regiments of Illinois cavalry, to be raised, Of
which acceptance is pressed upon the War De.
partment by Gov. Yates, and other prominent
IIlinoisans The Department is willing to accept
one, and the others as infantry. The cavalry
regiment of Col. Barrett is accepted to serve On
the Indiana frontier.
THE WESTERN ARSENAL.
The Illinoisans here are also pressing tho claims
of Chicago to the Western Arsenal.
PENNSYLVANIA MEDICAL BOARD.
The Pennsylvania Medical Board, under the
auspices of the State Surgeon, Gen. Smith, is
sitting daily at Wizards, examining medical
officers attached to independent regiments.
which left that State prior to their transfer to
the State authorities. Gov. Curtin will CON-
mission all now in the service who may be
found by the Board duly qualified.
ARRIVAL OF FORAGE FROM ALBANY.
A feet of vessels, laden with hay and oats
from Albany direct, arrived to-day, the first from
that port since the war commenced.
PENSIONS.
Pensions have been grated as follows: VIM. II.
Butterfeld, 9th Massachusetts, shot In the leg IN
Baltimore April 10, s. SO per month.
Albert look, <Otn OuiO, - BeA H-NA''A
ROUTE AGENT.
Albert A. Law has been appointed Route
Agent from Boston to Albany, vice Bannister.
deceased.
TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS.
Tie cash disbursements over the counter OF
the Treasury here for September 1860 amount
ed TO 1926, $50 II. For the last month it
foots I'D Sll.4i9, ass 35, or more than twelve
times more than last year. The increase ia
drafts upon other repositories is stl greater.
The number of individual depositOrs has doubled
within the year. The great additional labor
caused by this increase is done without extra
clerical force. Half million was sent tonight
to the Quartermaster's Department in Chicago.
INDIANS GETTING THE BETTER OF SAINTS.
Brigham Young has lost Uintah Valley, one Of
tue most fertile in Utah. after having announced
his intention to settle it with Saints. The
President, by an order dated Oct. G, has
directed an Indian Reservation to be made
there. Instructions were issued to-day by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office to
the Sur7eyor.G General of Utah Territory to Lay
down on the map a Reservation containing
about two million acres, and to respect the
lands iD his future survey. The Valley is
situated due south Of Fort Bridges, on Uintah
River, a tributary to Green or Colorado River.
OFFICIAL VISIT TO MISSOURI.
The Secretary of War and the Adjutant-
General left this city for ST. Louis on Tuesday.