New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
RE WAR FOR THE UNION.
meRr ARTILLERY CALLED FOR.
.sauense Of Gen. MeClellan's Vissr'
ysr TRAITORS IN The DEPARTMENTS.
4.roUNDING DEVELOPMENT.


THE NECESSARY ARTILLERY AT LAST.
on. Mcclellan expresses the opinion 'na' 'nl'
be an artillery war, and asks iof - AA'"'
cries % it ia possible to provide.
EXTENSION OF OUR rckETs.
A regiment has been sent oy 'eu' "0o''''n
10 extend @ line Of pickets along 'no no.ius0
from here to Hsrper's Ferry ms WIN insure
early notice of any movements OF inc heoels
there and win put an end to their correspond
encs with Maryland.
ADVANCE oP TROOPS.
ssvsu additional regiments have gone up to
sAs Chain Bridge this morning, where three or
four are now posted.
THE VIGOROUS POLICY. ~
There are fresh indications Of the inaugura.
- of o more vigorous policy. The country
feel confidence now that there are earnest
90 and energy in every Department Of the
gar Office. Gen. Mcclellan inspires and super
~lses everything.
REINFORCEMENT OF FORT FILLMORE.
We learn from . source entitled 10 credit that
It Fillmore, Texas, has been reinforced BY
companies, also that Col. Candy has fitted
o.; such an expedition against Fort Bliss, now
isoned by Texans, % to make iH capture an
arance.
THE NETWORK BRiGADMRs.
Col. Blenker, Capt. Seymour, and Major
Doubleday received a majority Of votes for Brig
adiers TO DO recommended to the President by
Eew-York, at the meeting Of her delegation this
morning. The meeting adjourned TIL this after
usoa, when final decision whl be arrived at.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The following nominations for Brgadier- Generals
o sent into Senate tO-dsy-the dates Of all the
omissions are May II, Col Samuel p Heintzel-
nan of 18th Infantry, who was wounded Will
llanty leading his Division st Bull Runs Col An
crew Porter, 10th Infantry, the present Provost
~ ,shai of the city, who led one of Col. Hunters
Bsigades, Col. VIM. B. Franklin, I'd Infantry,
ycry highly esteemed officer, who commanded Col.
Hsintzelman's First Brigade; Col. Charles P.
Stone, 14th Infantry; Leut.Col Thomas W. Sher.
Lac, 9TH Artilleryi Joseph Hooker Of Caiornis.
recommended by the Massachusetts delegation;
Ulysses s. Grant of Illinois, recommended BY the
illinois delegation, Captain In the Regular Army;
Frederick w. Lander of Virginia the soldier Of the
mountains and plains, Of whom all men know;
Edward d. Baker Of Oregon, at present Senator
and Colonel Of the California Regimen; L. +.
Kelly of Virgins, the brave Colonel who was
wounded in the attack upon the Rebels ct Phiippi
John A. McClemand Of Illinois, Member Of Con-
sress from that State recommended by his delegs-
,i-a. Coils. Heintzelman, Porter, and Franklin
we're recommended by the Pennsylvania delegation.
The following is the list in the order of pref
erence, recommended by the New-York deega-
zion for appointment as Brigadier-Generals: Col.
Lewis Blenker, whose Brigade covered the re-
treat at Bull Run; John j. Peck, Graduate Of
Wsst Post; Major Abner Doubleday, of Fort
slmter; Capt. Truman Seymour, Of Fort Sum.
Cor; Col Slocum of New-York 9th; Gen. Ward
y. Burnett. Gen. r. B. Van valkenburg, Major
james 8. Wadsworth, of Gen. McDowens Staff;
Col. Hiram Duryee, of Daryee's Zousves; John !
FL. Msrtingale Of Rochester, q West Pointers w.
i. Patrick. West Pointer; Capt John j. Viele,
Of the 7th Regiment Engineer Corps.
GEN. McCLELLASs DISCIPLINE.
The following order has just been PROMULGATED:
HnAOsUHrtWs. ., p,y.Ss o. Gv Tz 3
The General commanding the Division has with
Iach regret observed thst large numbers Of officers
4 men stationed in the viciuisy Of Washington, are
he babis of frequenting the streets and hotels Of /
city. This practice is eminently prejudicial TO |
>. ID order and military discipline, and must az once
The time and services Of all pefpons connected with
division should be devoted to their du-
iss with their respective Commando II Is therefore
directed that hereafter DO officer or soldier be allowed
60 absent himself from bis camp and viii Washington,
spt for the performance Of public duty, or the
-nsacaon Of important private business, for which
gfposes written permits will be given by the CON-
snandes Of origsdes. The permit win state the OBJ
jsc Of the visit: Brigade commanders will be held
responsible for the strict execution Of this order.
Col Andrew Porter Of the 10th U. s. Infantry de-
tailed for temporary duty Provost Marshal In WASH
fngon, and will be obcyed and respected accordingly
Col Porter viii report IN person at these head quarters
for instructions. /.
BY command Sf major Gen. McCLrIrAs.
s.WILLIAMs, ABSTAIN. AdjutsntGenersi
This order shows both the determination Of
Zen. Mcclellan TO enforce strict discipline, and
fact, which We have often stated, that pre-
y,ousy 10 his assumption Of the command, the
streets and hotels were alive with officers and
ladders who should have been in their quarters.
We are but beginning under Gen. Mcclellan 10
DO what the enemy did at the very outset. The
Quarsernaster's Department has received here
from the first Of June up to yesterday, 4,70e
horses, S5S mules. 900 wagons, 1886 ambulances. /
MORE BARBARIsM. II
An act has been perpetrated By one brother \
ipon the homestead Of another near Falls Church II
hich shows the kind Of civil war that the Il
"ebels are disposed to wage. Mr.. Throchmor. /
ten, sou-in-law of the Hon. Charles H. Upton, /
Sssember Of Congress from the Fairfax District, \
witsd Gen. Tyler to make his house his head \
,aaaxtsrs which be did. Yesterday, ThrOckmor' I
in's brother, with Is Rcbel cavalry at his heels,
xsnsacksd the house, and destroyed the furniture,