, 1861-08-02
Afternoon Dispatches.
FROM THR SEAT or WAR,

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I, Htss York Dtkgatfos Desasnd lie Iaasy,tan,s
F. q a~. HooI-A Rebez Scouting RirtT Cop
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qaother Departmental Fight IN R.grrss At
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Information has been received hera thst
since the affair at Bulls Run, the rebels faye
concentrated an immense army in Virginia,
and bave an available force Of 24D 900 men'
North Carolina, Tennessee, mississippi and and
AlahafnA 1t 0nce agreed to double tha quota
already levied upon them
Il appears that the rebels do not intend to
to make an attack upon this city Alieuten.
ant IN the regular arHy Who Was captured and
msde his escape from Manassss last MONDAY.
etates that from eonVf7aattons which be h1 over.
heard, It H. not their intention to advance upon
Warrington. The question has been dis
c1ssed, and Beaung gard was opposed to any
srch policy. His iaes IL to act on the defen-
aiye,
Up to Monday, but few troops had left for
the direction Of Washington 1 large nnmb.r
had been thrown forward toward Fairfax. He
is Of opinion that they intend to mdks stand
at that place, as implements for entrench
ments ard Notifications had BEEN Bent out In
large quantities. Nearly all the prisoners,
he EayE, have been sent to Richmond There
a6ese.
At the meeting Of the New York delegation
yesterday, Mr. Coming, Of Albany, proposed
tie following resolution:
Aeso7ped, That in the Judgment of the New
York delegation, General Wool should be
called into actiVe service at once.
Adopted unanimously.
1t Is reported that Ben. Wood has offered to
go to Richmond to endeavor to procure The
feleaee Of his colleague in Congress, Mr., Ely,
ar d Gel. Co1coran, and that the President has
tie matter under advisement.
Yesterday, Beauregard was accommodating
in person, within three OF four miles Of the
Chain Brifge, and left party OF ten Or fifteen
OF bis troops scouting there. Butten minutes
afterwards, the latter we're all made prisoners
BY Capt. Mott, Of New York, and Union
company that went out for the purpose OF
capturing them.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The Preaident sent
the following 6 nrmy appointments TO the Sen
ate to-day tor confirmation:
MAJOR RGENERALs.-N- P. Banks, Of Illinois
John q. D.x, of New York, Bepjamin F. But
ler, OF Mass and Capt John Pope, Of tha To-
pographiesl Engineers, o. 8, 4.
BR1GADrER GENERALS George l. Mccall,
| OF Pa; Samuel Curtis, Iowa; Philfp Rear.
9ey, n. J.; Joseph ]. Reynolds, Ind; Rufus
King, Wfs; J. D. Coz, Ohio; Stephen HurI.
but, Ill. !; Franz E. Sigel, Mo-: Rohert e
sehenck, Ohio; B. II. Prentiss, iii.
ASSISTANT Ap5UTAET GEHEKA1s-Dani T..
Van Beren, n, 7 Don Platt, Ohio; Joseph
eas; Htnry ]. B:ddie, Pa; George s. Rosc,
Ind; SIMON A. Preston, III.
ASSISTANT QUARTERs1AsTER GENERALS
James Bradehaw, lad; Johu Taylor, Iowa:
Jaeob Doch, Pa; Charles " Mutton, OHIO :;
Fielding Lowry, Ohio; John " Rankin, lows:
Reuben B. Hatch, III; Jesse n. Tel. III. 7
y. shsffer, H.; G. L. Pierce, III; Henry &.
Curtis, Iowa; Edward II. Davis. III: Cban5-
!er Hal, H.; Henry s. Fitch, ILL.,; Johp Leyer-
re, Ind; John p Rutherford, Pa; Dexter F.
ASSISTANT CoaansaAR1Es OF suBs1srEycE
Speed Butler, II; Thomas F. Wilson. ":
James Beaehelow, Pa; Francis Dare, Ohio !;
Daniel Lanit, Fla; VI. C. TaaEInton. Ind
William Jackson, i'll; VIM. Donaldson. Pa:
Richard MeAiI:rler, Iowa
Among the New York delegation's suegcs-
tions for Brigadiera. are Col. Blenker, Msior
1oanjsday, Capt. Seymour Of Fort Sumter,
Capt Veile. <~>1NN
The whcle number of killed. wounded and
missing Of the New York Fire Zouayes Is 2S5.
They are to be sent to New York, being thor
oRgh]y demGra1ized.
IN. 7. Tribune's Diapatch1
lbs following nominations for Brigadier
Gentrss we're sent into the Senate to-day,
The dates Of alt the commissions are Nav 17fS
Gol. samuel I. ein1zc5man, OF the 17th In
fantry; Col Andrew Porter, Of the l6th n
Entry, the present Provost Marshal Of the
city Col Wm. B. franklin, I'd Infantry; Col,
Ghas. q. Stone, 14sh Infantry; Lieut.. Col.
Thomas y. Sherman, 5th Artillery; Jos.
Hccker, Of California; Ulysses s. Giant, Of
Illinois, Captains in the regular army; Feed
etick ". Lander. Of Virginia; Edward Baker,
Ct Oregon; E.. F. Kelley, Of Virginia; Jno.
a 4. McClernaEd, Of Qlinsis, H. G. Gsn tha.
State
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The following orders
have JUST been promulgated: !.
HIApquARrsRs or THE Army,
Washington, Jn1y 80, 1851