New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
THE RECONNAISSANCE TO ALDIE.
JEFF. Davis Denounced in Richmond.
IHE REBELS SICK OF THEIR REBELLION.
Gen. Sicklw and the Presidents Proclamation
buchanan Yet in Rebel Service.
Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune.

the following inte ligence, dated
FARpax COuKT. Housz, Oct IL. 1852.
The party sent 10 Aide to find the cavalry who
attacked our men on Thursday returned to-day.
rney only found nine of the enemy, whom they
chased through Alde to Middeburg, h'ing upon
hem They were forced 70 return without ehec'ing
the capture they had anticipated. scout from the
direction Of Ieesburg brought in Rebel Lieutenant,
who had already been paroled. No force was seen
tina, vicinity.
yFFF. DAVIS DENOUNCED IN RICHMOND.
A numoer Of paroled Rebel prisoners, rendenr OF
hs vicinity, who had been gent from the old Capitol
Prison here To Richmond reached here again to-day.
They report that much feeling exists there against
JEFF. Dayiss Government, and that IL denounced
ia the b.tterest terms.
SICK or THE REBELLION.
Conscrpts who have react ed ,hese lines ray that
the people and soldiers are getting tired OF the rebel
lion, aud would be glad TO 90 away if they possibly
could.
sERESADE TO GEN. SiGEL.
A serenadc was gi.en to Gen. Sigel by the band
Of the Mnssachusetts 3}d this evening.
THE DIRECT TAN ~ FLORIDA.
The Commissioners for the collection Of the direct
lax in the State Of Florida AMI the salc of ts lands in
default OF pay have received their final insrnc-
lions. aud will leave Immediately for the field of
thor operations.
THE CASE or cES. MARTINDALE.
The powers Of the Court of Inquiry organized 10
investigate the charges OF Gen. Fitz John Porter
against Gen. Mariiudale have been enlarged. IL is
made its duty not only report The facts, but to
press its opinion upon them. The charges are very
serious. embracing cowardce and nisbehayior on
the field Of battle.
GIN sICkLEs AND THE PRESIDENTS PR0CLA-
NATION.
Officers belonging to the divsion Of Brighten.
sickles asscr, that he issued the first army order
touching the Proclamation Of Freedom, an order OF
the same general enor that Of Gen. Mcclellan.
BUCHANAN YET IN REBEL SERVICE.
IL seems almost inconceivable that the man who
did ~ much for the Rebels when President of the
United States should still be at work in their behalf.
Ye, we ac asslred thai james buchanan lie person
ally laborous in his Congressional district against
Thad Stevens and in favor OF Gen. Steiner, who s
reported as saying, that far fron reettng that lie
voted for Breckenridge, lie hoped for an opportunity
~ vote for him again.
CELEBRATION or A REo1MLNTAL BIRTHDAY
The first birthday Of the 4ist New-York Regiment
was celebrated yesterday. The festivities kept
ap until a late hour aud the best of feeling pre-
vailed. Mr.. Wesendon of New York, who, one
year ago, presented the beautiful German flag borne
by the regiment, was presen. yesterday, and made
speech.
VISIT TO GEN. sIGEL's CAMP.
The Hon. X. III. McCurdy and Mr.. Wes-ndon of
the New.York Union Deieuse Committee, paid u
Writ u Gen. Sige at bis headquarters, returning TO
town to-day. They express themselves much
e.sed with the appearance Of the camps and troops.
They al.o visited the batte.feds al Groveton and
Bull Run.
Eight Rebel prisoners, aud three conscripts who
came voluntarily within Our lines, were sent TO the
Provost Marshals slice to-day iron Gen. Sigels
headquarters
PUBLICATION OF OFFICERS REPORTS PRO
HIBiTED.
copy Of the order OF the Secretary of War, pro-
hibiiing officers from publishing their eports per-
miuing them TO be published, las been cent to each
officer Of rank who participated in tie recent battles
on The Rapp ,hannock or in Maryland.
GIN. KEARNEy ; REpoRTrD CRITICISM OF THE
PENINSULA CAMPAIGN.
Recent slurons 10 the letter crticisng the PENN
sula campaign, said 10 have been written by Gen.
Philip kearney, have caused much comment in mill
tAry crclee. The reputation which Geu kearney
hns long held in Europe aud America, IA dazzling
officer aud profound sa gist Is too high to be lrled
with by statements about his opinions made by those
who ave unaware Of what they were. II they exit
they shoud be given to the public without delay.
GEN. HooKER's WOUND HEALED.
Gen. Ilookors wound has entirely healed, and Il
a. iI,..,, | , of
To the Associated Press.
WAsnISGroS Oct. IL, 1862.
OFFICERS EXCHANGED.
The War Department hns juet publ he'd another
general order containing LEI of the officers in the
Uned States who have been eXchaugedas as Isoners
Of WAR for prisoners taken in arms against rho United
States; also, n statemeu! showing that there were
delivered to Lieut.. Col. Ludlow, at Mkens Land
ing Sept z, TAG; and to the officer at the same
place, S.pt. 81, 33i; Texas exchange, lst Sd aud
Sth u. S. Infantry, 81; Ncw-Mcxico exchange, 557
Shiloh prisoners, 1000; Gainesville prisoners, de-
isered to Major Livingston. Sept |, $40; Gaine--
vile prisoners delivered 10 Lieut.. Ndcke, Aug. 80,
"a the ,osl number Of exchanges to be offset 10y
he delivery Of Confederate prisoners at Vicksburg
is now 1868. The officers exchanged according TO
lbs order embrace Colonels, 10 Lieutenant Colo
uels Majors, 70 Captains, 6S St Lieutennnts 20 I'd
Lieutenants. Eleven naval and other officers were
exchanged, but no specific equivalent mentioned.
A Court of Inquiry, consisting of Lieut. Col Geo.
Andrew, Major Campbell Graham, aud Major W..
Newton, Uuited States Army, is ordered TO convene
at Alegany Arsenal, Pittsburgh, ON the 18th inst.
investigate the circumstances attending the recent
explosion which occurred at that place. Tue Court
ordered to report the facts aud give I'm opinion in
the matter.