New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

Rockville, has been ordered by Secretary Stanton to
report Immediately 10 headquarters without settling
any further claims. He is charged with having paid
enormous prices to Secessionsts, both for things
purchased and as damages, and with having favored
treason in his official and personal intercourse IL Is
stated that hs paid Mr.. Binck at tie rate Of 50 70
for wood in tie tree the current rate being 10 cents
only, and another claimant, who was just out OF the
Old Capitol Prison, 81 500 damages for injury to
bis place by Gen. Summers Corps, such injury con-
ssting in the destruction Of picket fence IN front OF
the house. while the amount paid covered the whole
value of the land and building. BLANCHARD was
from Massachusetts, originally, but belongs to the
regular army, and is charged with strong Southern
feelings.
TIE EVACUATION or MARYLAND NIGHTS
INQUIRY.
The Military Court of which Gen. Hunter is
President held it's first regular session yesterday
Several Of the officers who involved in the In
quiry were present, and eleven others who were
summoned as witnesses. The Court agreed to con-
slider, Grst, the evacuation Of Maryland Nights by
COL Ford, and aiterward, the surrender of Harper's
Ferry. The evacuation Of Maryland flights was
subjected TO a preliminary examination, but no de-
termination was reached
We are however assured by those who should
know, that the revelations of yesterday ard those
yet To appear will demonstrate that the widely pub
lished order from COL Miles to Col Ford, instructine
the latter TO hold on to Maryland flights ill the
COVE tails come of" is q forgery that Col. Ford
let his position against his wish and in obedience to
positiye orders, aud that Col. Miles alone Of the
officers at the post responsible for the disaster.
INDIGNATION or A REBEL OFFICER.
Capt Tay lor, Rebel officer, formerly of George
town, was arrested on the Lower Potomac, brought
TO the city, aud Las been committed 10 the Old Capi.
tol Prison. Capt Taylor was greatly offended at
being treated like prisoner, put himself upon his
dignity, and talked haughGly of the cartel treaty
between two nations which entitled hiil to the free
dom Of the city.
Another Rebel officer, however, Second Lieut..
Lebbeus Of Scots Virginia Cavalry, captured by
sigels picsets, and cent IN on parole, asked the
ProvostMarfhal 10 send Lin to prison to protect Lin
from the rudeness of Union people here.
MAsHscroS Saturday. Oct leo,
RELEASE or SUSPECTED REBEL LITER
tAHkiiR.
jackson, the letter carrier recently arrested BY tie
military authorities On Biz return from Richmond,
charged with completely with the Rebels, has becn
released and restored the performance Of his duties
by the Postmaster Of this city
DISMISSAL or An TXTRiyAGAsT rOlOyrr.
Col. II. +. Sanders cf the 10Th Wisconsin Volun.
ieers, having marched with dotachmcu, 4 his regi-
ueni, in April, from Racine 10 Prairie On Chen,
w,hou, having hi, eommissaria, duly provided and
secured and having contracted the subsistence Of
his men IA, exirayagani price without due rernrd
20 the interests Of the Government, has by direction
of the Prcsidcn' been drnssed IRON the service Of
the United States.
THE INVESTIGATION or THE HARrERs FERRY
SURRENDER.
The Military Commission of which Gen. Hunter
ID President, Is understood to BE- investigating all the
circumstances attending the surrender Of lIarpers
Ferry, and Las summoned Il large number OF Wit
uesses IN the case
GEN. sIoEL's CHIEF or ARTILLERY.
Major A. schwartz of tue "a Illinois Ligh, Artil-
lery is discharged fiom the service of the United
States To enable him TO accept the appointment OF
Chief Of ARTILLERY to Gen. sgcls corps d armse.
tWAniSGTos, OcL ;, l@h
4 NEW HOSPITAL.
A new hospital, On spacious and modern plan,
admirably ventilated, lighted with gas aud furnished
with hot and cold water 10 be called the " Federal
Hospital" is being built Oh the vacGut square in
front Of Douglas lIoarital. DIR. Warren Webster,
Of the latter institution il supervising its erection,
and will hhve charge OF the three hospitals located
together in that vicinity. The hospital in the Capitol
il TO be discontinued, the order having been Issued
for the removal Of the patients by transports lie
East.
THE SALE or STAMPS.
No person in any part Of the country has the ex-
elusive agency for the sale Of siamrs. Any one can
obtain the stamps by sending The proper order with
the money TO the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.
NAVAL APPOINTMENT.
Acting. Master E H. Fauoon has been appointed
Lieutenant and ordered north from
the q ali Squadron.
FIELD ARTiLLrRY.-Mr. Norman Ward now in
(iiy has received the following letter