New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
THE CASE OF TIE SEVENTY-NINTH
Names Of Those Sent to Dry TortagaS'


x,sT rYNEssEE-NTENTioEs or The X. g. G.
fntsers from East Tennessee epeak OF . grow
iny ,fbej force at Camp BOone, near Clarksville
IA. headquarters of tho Knights Of the Golden
Circle. Tie paa oi he knights is, after they
A.sgc got lO,0U0 men, to lay the cOuBtry waste
grouo Caloberland Gap through East Tennessee
ND Keutuck, TO tue Oho River, aud alons shat
VI PENNSYLVANIA, tue ~h"Ie force not moving to-
getber, but divided intn small mauradlne parties,
which viii AVOID bodies of Union troops, and
.roAfue their operation to the helpless ana un-
armed. 1t ia hoped that before the expected
10000 are gathered, Gen. Anderson. With loyal
KentuclNaus aud tennessee refugees, vii visit
Camp Boone.
An attack on TompkiusvTe, Tenn, being hp-
pretended recently. Col. VIM. ID. Doris collected
nearly 1900 UUionsts, secured the STATE arms
for them. aud awaited the Rebels. The? disap-
pointed hilu. Many OF the bloody Tennessee
ist,' VINO won iaurrls in Mexico Ubder Coz.
Campbell, are joluDs tue Union forces.
GUNS AND MUNTlIuNS FOR FORT PICKENs.
The Navy Department has Furnished Fort
picaens with thirty 9-lnch guns ard munitions,
sad 1900 shells.
OPERATIONS OF TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bafled speculators. who SNAIL through Iie
Herald OF the Navy Department viii sool have
.5e pleasure OF erIng nasal expedition
saoving against the Rebels upon the Western
waters, and very soon the Secretary Of the
navy plug up tbe shallow Carolina iuicts. 10
the distress of smuggIers and diplomats. and the
greater distress ot traitors.
CAPTURE OF BOATS.
Over 100 boats were collected by the tug
Which was on duty below Alexandra last night
ARMS FROM EUROPE
The 6rst invoice OF arms from Europe, from
10000 to Is, 0OO stand, Is expected Jhs week.
Another large invoice is expected cary next
pontb. Col. Schuyler, Of New-York VINO sailed
soon after the bat'le at Bull RuO, is negotiating
Tor further purchases The battle broke Oft
Minister Sandfords negotiations for arms in
Beygign.
TRAITORS sTIGL IN THE CAMP.
Through the agency of some traitor. iOr whom
the gallows waits, plan of Gen. Mcclellan for
makng reconnaissance 10 force, with infantry
"a airy and artillery, Wb'ch might have resulted
10 cutting of the Rebels oa this SIDE OF Fairfax,
Va. betrayed to the enemy. Hence their sudden
stampede.
ESCAPE OF MRS. FAULKEER.
Mrs. Faulkner was at her husbands house
,ear Harpers Ferry, before bis arrest, and made
prcfuse offers of hospitality to Gen. Bsnks's Off
GERS. Suddenly sac disappeared, probably with
papers which would have been valuable additions
20 the already formidable evidence against her
Aqsban1.
ASSISTANT SURGEONS.
The following approved candidates we're sp-
.,Ointed Assistant Surgeons in the Medical staff
of the Army, 10 the order stated, TO fiji vacan.
cies created by the casualties Of the service.
First--,Iohn Bell of New-Hamps6ire, vice EDGAR
promoted. May ~.
Second John Howell Of Janewny, Pa. vice Coney,
Ihira-Henry Augustus DnIois of New y orA, vice
IfsOn resigned. Jdne /.
Fourti-Beni. Howard Of New.York vice GSnild
dropped ifcm rolls. July l.
FJH-Hehry Chester of Parry Pa vice .ids;clys
osiSped. Juiy 81
SirA-HeDry Remson of Ttou, n j., vice Bollep-
b1sb, deoeaed. August 6.
sSsOcati-Samuel Miller of Horton, Pa, vice
Gwnsleu, resigned. August is.
EtgbH-John &. g. Happersett Of Pennsylvania,
vice Kangeur, dismissed. August IL.
DIsLoYAL CLERKS DISMISSED.
Tho whole number of clerks and Government
eSlpioyces, whose dismissal because Of their dis
ioysity the Potter COMMITTEES recommended
last week is 227. Secretaries Cameron, Welles,
aud Smith, and Postmaster General Blair, the
only heads of Departments whom Mr. Potter
has seen personally, have promised promptly :"
remove all against whom he has reported.
THE sEyENTY-NINTH.
By a general order Of yesterday che following
members of the New-York Seventy -niuth are re-
.eased and sent to duty with their regiment:
First CompanH--Sergeant Frederic Kocherl.
iSceonG Compdny--Pri stes Robert X. Moore, Geo.
CB1k, John Cailsban, john Munroe.
Poartk ComPany-Corporsl Thomas McC0rmiek.
Privstes, John Baker, Wm. MoChen, David Scott,
John L. kelen.
F,fii Company-Privates Samuel Bother, Andrew
Robertson John Mollisou.
Sirth Compamg--Pryste BENZ. Strong.
The following are sent to Dry Tortugas;
Fyysf COaRpaHy-James Dunhsm.
Secord Ccmpdsg--George Sbewell, George Twib-
sle George Bland, Bernard Daley, Andrew Irvine,
patrick Lynch, Patrick heGovsrn, John AeMona-
Third Compaav-Robert Hamilton. Robert Drum
snond, George Howiezon.
FoarfA ComDany-Edward n: Bawes, owen Hsne
SiztA CompaHy-Willn Waiker' seiL' james fi'A'
SeTsnn Company--,James K. Mcdonald, James
CoapsfV Mathew Kelly robert Wilson. :.
FigEM Cempaay--George McCaulsy, John NC
iatyre, George Tagart, Hugh Mcintyre
THE REGULAR ARMY.
Na vacancies exist in the regular army except
second Leutenants, and these are to DO hled oy
promotion frcm the ranks. VIII not young men
take notice of this
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