New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-13
GEN. BUTLER TO RAISE 5000 TROOPS.
They Are to be Used in Special Service.
TO MIR. HOLT.
A ShOf! Speech from The Patriotic KentutkiaR.
specis Dispa.eh to The N. Y. Tribupe.


New-iefk papers with regard to the relations
between the Administration and Gen. Fremont.
will be grat6ed by the way of Sc. Louis. II il
easy to SOW the seeds Of discord between the
Government and the friends of military com
manders, and TO divert the attention of the peo-
pc IRON the war. Whatever may be the result
OF the mission to st. Louis those who have at
heart the honor and success Of toe war NAV
ret assured that the policy declared by Gen.
Fremont of emancipatipg tue slaves Of Rebels in
arms, will not be repudiated by this Admins
tration. 1t will be sustained.
SEIZURES By REBELS IN KENTUCKY.
The Government this evening received dis
patch from Gov. Morton Of Indiana saying that
the Confederate troops in Kentucky had seized
upon the banks in Bowling Green aud appropri.
ated their money. The tug Of war is fast com.
ing upon the I" dark and bloody ground"
GEN. BUTLER TO RAISE 5000 TROOPS.
Gen. Butler is authorized TO raise SIX thou
sand men in New-Englond and goes East for
that purpose They will be- detailed for special
service under his command. This opportunity to
enlist, offered to men accustomed to a sea-
fariDg life, and at the same time not unused to
bearing a musket. is excellent.
REPORTED NAVAL EXPEDITIONS.
The speculation in certain quarters touching
naval expeditions South are mostly fabricated.
Students of charts can discover vulnerable points
on the Southern coast and then jump to the con-
cusiou that they will bo attacked.
ANOTHER TRAITOR
1t is reported that Capt. Buchanan. formerly
commsndaot of the Washington Nayy-Yard, but
VITO was dismissed the service, has entered the
Rebel navy.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
Brigade-Quartermaster Capt. Paul II. George;
Assistant Adjutant- General Capt Frederick Har-
yey, 10 be attached to Gen. Bakers brigade.
Additional Payroasters: Majors jas. ii. Phinney,
reappontment; Richard Z. L. Baber, Ohio:
Phlip Speed KY; l.. L. Tburstin, ny.
ANOTHER TENANT OF FORT LAFAYETTE
B. +. CorIies OF New. York was this evening
ordered to be sent to Fort Lafayette. for print
ing handbills for the Rebels.
CONSUL TO AUX CAVES
B. F. Sanford of the State Department was
to-day appointed Consul to Aux Csyes, San Do
mingo, under the act providing for the suppress
sion of piracy and priyateering.
SECRETARY SEWARD AMONG THE SOLDIERS
Secretary Seward visited Gen. Blenker's d.
vision to-day, and with the General and his
staff, rode to the outermost pckets, aud closely
scanned Munson's Hill.
PAYMENT OF PESNSYLyANIAs ADVANCES.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day paid the
State of Pennsylvania 40 per cent OF her ad-
yances for account Of the war, amounting TO
5000, 1000.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY.
Major Baird of the United States Cavalry is
to command the Pennsylvania cavalry regiment,
heretofore under Owen Jones.
THE NATIONAL ZRITUNG.
The Post-Office Department has ordered that
The National Zeitung shall not be carried BY
mail.
PAYMENT OF WAR EXPENSES.
The Government have been paying out more
than S2,0OOO0O day for several days for ac-
count of the war.
REBEL MAIL CONTRACTORS.
The Sixth Auditor has received answers to cir.
cuars sent TO prominent Union men in Missouri.
Kentucky, and Maryland, from which it appears
that very large number of mail contractors in
those States are Rebels. No money viii be paid
those who are disloyal.
MILITARY VISIT PROM RUSSIA.
Col. Lebediell, of the central staff of the En-
peror OF Russia, is on his way to this country
on mission similar to that Of Gen. Mcclellan,
during the Crimean war. Col. Lebedieff viii
find difference between the organization of the
central staff here and that Of the European
armies.
FROM THE REBEL CAMP.
According to the latest intelligence from the
Rebel camp, provisions are plenty, except coffee,
which only the advance guard can get. Taere
is much disease, especially Of a typhoid type.
The South Carolinians and Georgian Regiments
are greatly troubled by the cold nights, and
threaten to go home.
RECLAIMING SLAVES.
The reception Of Mr.. Thos. G.. Perry Of
Prince Georges County, Nd, who came to Gen.
Sickess camp to reclaim four slaves, was not
fattering. He was informed that they were bet
ter than he that he was a Niger thlei, and
received other unsavory personal news. MIR.
Garrison himself could not have Outdone these
bod-spoken Irish Democrats
sERINADE TO MIR. HOLT.
This evening, the Sd Infantry band serenaded
the Hon. Joseph Holt at mis- residence. After
playing the Star-Spangled Banner and another
tune, in answer to repeated calls from tho