New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16

aDdt1 i"o 'ist ". 1. Regiment has been IN
der marc'>og orders for some days. The De
Kalb Regimen, bas rone into camp oo Seventh
street. A portion IT Col. Heiutzelmau's con.
mapd row occupies the railrosa immediately al
Springfield station. eight m'ies from Alexandria.
x-Goy. STEVENS oPFERs qIs sEnsicEs.
Ex-Goy Stevens Of Washington Territory,
Ieached this city this morning. lie comes to Of
Ter ms services to the Government in a military
capacity He was formerly in the United States
Army.
JEFF. DAVIS yuRxArENs RETALIATION.
"o pern iFom Richmond, by way Of Charles.
"hy tha' Jeii. Davis has ordered Col. Bowman
ana another prisoner Of war into crstosy, ana
has gwen notice to Government that IL any harm
Is done TO one Of the pirates Of the Savaanph, ID
will be itOniodiately followed by retaliation, even
to hanging.
RETURN or REBEL CLERGYMAN
Georgetown Doctor Of Divinity, whose CON-
plicity with treason is moro than suspected. ard
who ia now under arraigument before the Staad.
ing Committee OF his Diocese on the charge Of
omitting certain portions of tho usual prayer for
the President of sbe United States, hss just 70.
tsrned from visit 10 Virginia and resumed bis
pulpit.
TIRE kETCHUM REAPER PATENT EXTENSION.
The Commissioner Of Patents has decided not
to extend the reaper patent for the machine
known as Ketchum's reaper. on the grouad that
Ketchums assignees have achieved o sufficient
reward out of the patent itself, for the value Of
the invention to the public, aud because the
proper showing as to Ketchura's emouments from
the patent was not msGe. It was in evidence.
we hear, that million and quarter had bees
made, by some party or parties. Out of the pat
eLt in issue.
ARRIVAL or THE SRw-YORK THIRTY-sIxTIL
The 36th Regiment of New-York Voluteers,
commanded by Col. Inoes, has arrived
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE GEORGETOWN HOS.
PTTAL.
There are serious complaints OF tie George
town Hospital. The attendance, food and as-
cOmmodat On are alike complained Of.
BAD CONDUCT OF SOLDIERS.
Two soldiers last night, it is said, attempted 70
break into house on Capitol Hill. The tomato
Of the room fired pistol, and the ball scared
without hitting the burglars. Some drunken SOL
diers having maltreated the keeper Of grog-
shop and his wife, two or three were arrested,
and will, it is presumed, be dealt severely with.
THE SUPERVISION or THE TELEGRAPH.
The Republicans of this city says that tho order
prohibiting the use of the telegraph for the trans-
mission Of intelligence concerning the operations
OF the Army was not to stop information, bus
the "endless and scandalous succession Of lies"
The truth is, Gen. Scott said that while be did
not care for idle reports, he could not have the
leading journals telegraph movements, past aud
future, as they often do rs correctly as be could
have done it himself. Ii is needless to say ho
did not refer in this last remark to such jour-
mails as The Rspu6iiean, which states this morn
ing that 1000 picked men from the Maine regi.
ment, have occupied Fairfax C0urt-House, q
story without the slightest foundation. as we tlo-
graphed on Saturday night, aud were again au-
thortatiyely informed Of headquarters this morn
ing.
PLEASURE BARGEs FOR THE PRESIDENT AND
CABINET.
Two new barges are building in tho Navy
Yard, one for the President and his family. and
the other for the Cabinet These are to be rs
feet long and feet wide, TO be pulled BY ~
oars.
PLYING ARTILLERY.
We now have six batteries OF flying artillery
three new ones having been added to thoss or
Capt. Picketts Capt Ayres (who succcedcd
Major shernap), aud Capt. Griffin. They arc
Offered and manned from the regulars, who
have been on duty at the Potomac forts. Capt.
Carlisle commands that of Fort Corcpran. which
e IA fxv,, QA
two I2.pound howitzers, and will be attached b
Gen. schsnck's brigade. which will form por-
ton of the left wing Of the army; that Of Fort
Runyon is commanded by Lieut. Greer, and that
of Fort Ellsworth by Capt. Arnold. These win
be equal in metal aud men to Capt. Carlisle,
aud probably the former wdl be in tho center
and tho latter in the right wing.
SIEGE BATTERY.
Capt. Seymour is preparing siege-battery.
which is TO consist Of enormous rifed csnnen.
This VIII be in the coumn--prcbably the center--
designed to operate upon the fortifcatiOns Of
Mana ssas Junction--if they should be held when
it reacles thcIl.
ARRIVAL or HoRsEs-THEm USE.
within the last week probably between $500
and 5000 horses have arrived. I.640 are Inowa
to have arrived within four days, aud the rest OF
the week the average has been over three hund-
red. These horses wil be of great service ior
scouting and pursuing purposes. my plan
doesn't require cavalry" was the wordNa fort
piabt ago. Now, from lips inspired from tho same
soure, IL Is. 1--WE cant move without horses-
Let us wait for horses." Had Gen. McCieDsa
had cavalry, would so many of the Rebels have
.a liz, apan In disnrdar after the nssaulk