New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

a,;o, of European ataIrsI Us reeH"'o :,
80 sHer which the letter cohthueSI-
Ia, even Il Italy, Hungary ana foiahu WEI -
80, aourisl,;ng state of independence anu
.,.onla take no part in that struggle 20 io"6
Nor,h failed 10 declare, formally, Soielii'J ""u
vocsb,v that it would not lay down us "'.n0 "''--
slavery sbouh be destroyed to ils last vesuse
OFFICIAL LIST OF OfIiCtks vi Inn
Cop.at,n e-len:, and Ersemive OFcer-J. W. A.
"i Serond Lie,tenaHf-F. A. Roe.
Sgrocog-J. Winthrop Taylor.
pg.m0sley--Cieorge Ia. DAVIS.
I;:,gerggf # Mariaes-L NJ. Goldborough.
Mgfe,-C. Z. Mckay. ,;,,
1ct;gg Mqsfers-GeCrge Hardness, j. d. Robinson
h. c. Wales.
AsiSfgat Surgc0n--A. Is. Dick. r. VI
Tsrsf ASSISTANT Eagiaesrs-S. L. p. Ayers, T. IL
Ball. var Claim.
Geor5e w Moyoe John L. Hawkins, l. "' oni'''
joseph Mercer, John Z. liun'ley' ,;.ho-dson.
PSgnosfey's Chrk-George {. Richardson's
CaD,gin's Ci.rk-Johu Smith, r'
Rogfs,-qia-Nelson Goodrich
.Corperter-J. L, Cox.
So;i Maker- Charles Lawrence
S, iPss1 a p POE Hsny, w. s. Dusenbury
.,.o,re g. Doli9in, Alfred A. Ford, Oscar ST. John,
Edward W. Vine
-Tod,s Associated Press.
WAsrlxCToy, Wednesday Sept H. 1861.
CoMrUNICATION WITH BLIrIsH CoNsULs.
IisasceItained at the Department of State that bere-
after communications between the British Govern
nent and its Consuls in ports Of the iusUrreconsry
States. will, with the consent Of our Government. be
carried on jy means of British vessels Of war. This
course viii oLviste the embarrassmcn's which have
hitherto attended those communications through other
channels.
THE LOUISVILLE COURIER.
Toe following notice was Issued through the Post
Once Department to-day:
Ordered, that Tie Louisville Courier, found 10 be
an advocate of treasonable hostility 10 the Govern.
Inent aud authority Of tie United States be excluded
from he mails and Post Oiloe of th5 United States
until further orders. BY authority OF The Postmaster
General. JOIN a. Mason,
Filst As.i-tsut Postmaster General
CANDIDATES FOR TIE NAVAL ACADEMY.
AT candidates for admission to the Naval academy
arc required to report at Newf 1T X. L, between the
goth ana seth inst and Annapolis, as heretofore
Personal.
Quartermaster General Meigg has returned to Wash
ington from the West.
CABINET MEETING.
An extraordinary CaIiget meeting was held this
D. IN. All the members were present.
FLAG FOR THE FIRST CALIFORNIA.
George Wilkes Yesterday I1e lted, on tehaii oil
The State of California, beautiful Tag to the Isl Cal
ifornia Regiment in a neat and brief speech.
Col Matleson replied gracefully, IN accepting the
present.
Tie California Senators, Latham and McDougal, and
others delivered addresses which were received with
applause.
OFFICERS FOR a NEW KENTUCKY BRIGADE
The President this morning made he following
appointments for new Kentucky Brigade, which is
now ready to take the fed portion Of Gen. Az
der5On's command
Major w. Y. Ward Of Kentucky, Colonel Of the lst
Regiment; John II. Ward Of Il whug-6rten, NY,
lieutenant COponel; JAS b. Carlsla, Major.
Second RcgtmeHt-Ea II. Hobsou Colonel; John
Carlisle Lieutenant Colonel; Wu, Ito son MAJOR
Third ficgiaeHt-Wade Nela- D, ColOuel; IL Q.
Edwards, QuarteImaster J. ID. Williams, ComniS-
sary.
A SKIREfISH.
dispatch TO the War DrpaUu.ert, dated Dare5-
town, says that a parry OF the 5iil Aew-lcre kesi.
lnent Col. lie Rue, crossed the Potomac at Seneca
Creek on Monday nigh, and encountered force Of
three companies Losing thee st Of fifteen. The
next morning they sheled the Rebel camp and drove
8 the enemy back.
A private letter Gays Corpora! GTscey was killed,
end CORPORAL Zugg wounded.