New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
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prTTrRN OF GENERAL hhNrfA Ah@Ni'
~, mansfield returned from Connecticut tois
-u;no He viii take command OF DIVISION ID
T:--;n;. .. to.morrow. His former Aid, DeHay'
IS. ,,i,b him and will continue to be
member Of his staff.
erNFRAI BLFNKER's DIVISION
Gan Rlenker now commands division ALREADY
..ouprisiug seven German regiments
,,ovpwrNTs OF GOVERNOR sPRAGUE.
Cav Suraoue arrived this morning, ana re-
turned this afternoon
THE COMMANDING GENERAL AT HATTERAS IN
LET.
The Commanding General at Hatterss Inlet
hA. not vet been determined upon uenerSl
Joseph F. Reynolds was at frat selected Out he
.I nrobably be ordered to the Potomac. AN
officer of military experience and coninnanoiiS
abilities will be assigned to this important Pos''
THE PAYMENT OF TROOPS.
Th. n,v.rolls of Col Young's Kentucky Cavalry
ma the New.Hampshre Sd were given to the
P.vmasters to-day. The paying OF Of the troops
g proceeding briskly.
CONDITION OF THE TROOPS.
The troons stationed on this side of The POto-
will evidently give as good an account Of them
selves, in case of need, as their brothers across
the river. The few sick of the I'd New. Hamp-
shire have iron cots, and every comfort from
friends OF home. The Philadelphia Ladies Aid
Society are doing good work for the other regi-
meDts and goods sent to them at No. 44l Elev-
enth street will be- well disposed Of.
THE NEw-YoRK THIRTY-sEvENTH COURT
MARTIAL.
A cOurt.msrtial is sitting at the 0ctagon
House Fort, Albany, for the trial of the Lieuten-
ant.COlOnel and several Captains of the New
York 27th accused ty Col. McCunn Of pocket
ing the pay of imaginary soldiers. Col. Green
of the Massachusetts 18th is President Of the
Court, Major Champlin of the Michigan I'd is
Judge Advocate, aud Col. McCunn prosecutor.
The evidence adduced goes to show there was
an organized system of plunder, by which sew
sral Irish companies were sweled by men de-
1aled from each other, and answering to false
names.
THE STATE MILITARY AUTHORITY.
The General Order, No. II, already extended
TO Pennsylvania, was applied 10 Ohio this morn
ing. Gov. Dennson has now the same powers
and responsibilities, with respect to all regiments
raising or to be- raised in that State, as were
given to Governors Curtin and Morgan.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Fremont arrived this evening, and is at
Wizards. She does not show signs Of the
ssTere work which she has been doing in the
service of the country at ST. Louis.
COLORADO DELEGATE.
Il. P. Bennett (RePublican) is elected dale
gate from Colorado Territory by at least 300
majority. -Four companies of infantry, aud one
of cavalry, raised in the Territory, are nOw at
-.he seat Of war; Others are forming.
NORTH CAROLINA BRIGADE.
Col Hawkins has already formed the nucleus
Of North Carolina Brigade, in 200 men, whom
he has mustered into service.
THE MUTNY or TIE MISSISSIPPI TIGERS.
The report that the Mississippi Tigers Regi-
neat opposite Leesburg, have mutinied, Is be-
.syed by the Government
GEN. FREMONT's WANTS.
Postmaster General Blair went to Missouri
Ibis afternoon He will see what Gen. Fremont
needs, and take measures TO supply him.
CONDITION OF THE TROOPS AT ALEXANDRIA.
A carefully prepared report, presented 10 the
Sanitary Commission to-day, speaks very en-
couragingly of the condition of the troops - and
near Alexandris. There were but few patients
with diseases of q malarieus type--much' fewer
fhan ten days slpce. The cases Of diarrhea are
diminishing. The little dysentery is Of very
mild type.
TUE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
A telegram from st. Louis says that train
Sin ran on the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail
road in q few days.
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