New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-21
FROM GEN. BUFFERS COLUMN.
The Regular Omcers md Gen. BufIer--Ous-
rnges at the Hospiial---Col. Allen 10 be
tried nRnin.
From Our Special Correspondent
FoRrREss MONROE,
D Po,Sr ConyoRr. July IL, 1861.


OH PoiSr CoMyoRT, July 49, 1861.
The telegraphc statement in Tie ". Y. Times to the
effect that Gen. Butler has experienced facous oppo-
son at the hands Of the regular officers of the garrison
and that he has taken the matter 70 Washington,
creates surprise and no little wonder here. IL
may be that every thing that Gen. Butler has done and
proposed to do hasn been approved by all the regular
officers Of the garrison. The affair Of the Be,hels
they certainly could not and did not approve. What
che he has dCne or failed to do that has receives their
approval or disapproval l do not know. The regular
officers Of this garrison all gentlemen and thorough
ly understand their duty think can safely say that
they are DESTROYS of aordDg all the assistance in their
power 10 the commanding Generals but, at the same
timo do not suppose that any one Of them Will hes
tate when called upon for an opinion to give It, even
though it should conflict with the views o! the Gener'
als. do not understand that they have been thus call
ed upon and therefore there cannot have arisen any
such conflict II is probable that if Gen. Butler con-
suits any of the regular officers they those that are
on his staff Colonel Dimmiek, Captain
Tallmadge, Captain Taylor and Captain
Hams. Have these officers been guilty Of the charge
conveyed in the dispatch Are these the relations ex
istDg between the commanding General and those
who noninaly at least his confidential advisers!
But tie charge is that the disagreement includes all
The regular officers on the side, and Mgor-Gen
Butler on the other With the lines thus drawn, who
would probably he right and who wrongi II, how
ever Gen. Butler fances that he has quarrel on his
hands such as tho dispatch sates and has really taken
it to Washington, presume that the regular officers
Of tie garrison win not hesitate to meet him there,
but will be as ready for full showing Of hands as bm-
p,,I fbaa tch well in-
Justice cannot zee the evidence of any such state Of
things here as it would indicate. 1t is not improbable
that in matters of routine, the regular officers in the
discharge Of the duties Of their several departments,
have had OCCASION perhaps frequent ones to point Out
to the Commanding General as II was tleir duty, his
INTAKES resulting nom ignorance of the Regulations
and the Law. But am sure il has always been done
ia proper manner and spirit. Ifthere any conflict
il must be a conflict between the Rule and the Law
administered in an honest and straightforward manner,
and disregard of the sane that would II not guarded
against result in inexricabe confusion and the worst
Of consequences So apparent now is II that had Gen.
Butler consulted the regular officers more and followed
closely their advice he would not be resting under
the cloud of the Bethes This much he must himself,
by this time, be prepared to confess.
A great many rumors are 4foAt eonce ming the man
agement OF te General Hospital under the supervision
OF d.. Kinbal from lowell An instance has come
10 nv knowledge, which is 40 a,rocous that cannot
withhold il. a soldier mere boy, belonging TO
Townsends Regiment named James GaIbett, whose
thigh was broken by gunshot ct Beihel-a wound
from which he has suffered much. but is now recover
ngbas Of late, with nearly every other patient in the
Hospital, complained OF Lot having enough to eat.
On Tuesday evening he called loudly for bread when
urte OF Dr' hl'noAi' ASSISTANTS "sn' 70 hs NOni una
unoe .oOA 10 gag .ne poS'4ae Na " s'NHs 'A"oAssS
INTO ms mon1l' llIs aueiy no Oh oo"fso resisted
"neh NC was u'A'e" =" "'' '0'' ~" my '"u uio""
sDou u' 'ne oooa ra,, i,1eiy. v, Vouls 'Iee
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lhn'ihnea paAeni' poau"' on ~s ''oA' :" 'u0Hi's'on
Inc oniiage WIZ "iInea'eu W 'hs' o1nOofn ana ms
labionde, nurses, VINO very piVpeny reported 70
DR. Mckay aud others ana subsequently TO snrseon
Cuyier 10 whom The mAcfeAhts who PerPeraied the
outrage confessed every material iac'. To-Day d.
hin'Ali, IN ofaer uat' 'oeir es'imony might NOT DO
u''' ~ H' S"e
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u! 'ie evening ''". Wv VI "'' pO0'''s
coming 10 ,ne ears :" Se'ei" Pe''o"r MOS "''P
see tLis sddolAi outrage N1PeuA'eo' measures were
taken 10 defeat Tie purpose ana 'hey Were successful
This IS but single chapter IA Inc management oil the
hospital under Dr. himoAii. There are Others when
wan DC recorded, 'housn nor perhaps lone a. "HAA"a
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