New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14
GEN. LEES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
re CASE or GENERAL MARnNOAr
Serious Charges Being substantiatad.
ipecial Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

WAsais6Toz. Monday. Oct IL i'm
THE EXPECTED REBEL MOVEMENT
Expectation still stands on tip,oe in the ef,r =,
SEQ the movement OF which Gen. Sluart's excur..
is supposed 10 have been the prelude Sons vii
have i, thar Lee means to follow tie same path "A,
enough to throw q large force on the right flank n
Mcclellan. Others favor the suppositon that Gen.
Sigel will soon be attacked, but the report growing
out Of this hypothesis, TO the effect that 10 OOJ Rob-
els are at Mddleburg, is uniounded at least, tls
Government has such news. OtLers think tie
cavalry dash designed to cover a general retreat.
Cen Stuart did not hurry 70 cross the Potomac sfsr
he reached It on bis return to Virginia. lie stopped
q full hour, according TO reports which have beea
received here in sight Of the ferry, for the pQrposs
OF giving his horses last feed Of " My Nlryands"
corn. Gen. Stoneman's infantry were mesuiims
coming up from Poolesville, sax miles away, anl
Gen. PieasaDton, whose 800 cavalry were too much
exhausted TO attack, having marched rs miles in "a
hours without change OF horses, was amusing lin.
self with artillery practice across the river-iwo
guns against two Rebel guns. Gen. Susr. is 70.
ported 70 have told people at the ferry that he had
fooled the whole party" but had not dore al
ie intended - had not destroyed the Goyernmeli
stores at Frederick nor burned the bridge over tho
Monocaoy. Before leaving Gen. Stuart sent his
compliments TO Gen. Seth Williams, McClean's
Assist Mt Adiu.an- General and to other of bis old
military friends. None of bis men were killed, in.
jured or captured b. army, but the Pennsglya.
MA farmers rallied ind took prisoner the advance.
guard-ono man. The Snrgeon-General received Z
telegram to-day from the surgeon in charge Of tho
hosp al at Chambers5urg to Tie effect that all tas
patients were pAro!ed by Gen. Stuart, but the ho<
pital and stores were not injured in the least.
GIN. LEES RE-ENFOBCENLNTs.
II il believed in the beat informed circles hers
that Gen. Lee has received re-enforcements to tas
number OF at least % 900 since he crossed ths Poo.
mac. perhaps enough 10 replace those be lost 10
Maryland.
THR RUMORED CABINET AND MILITARY
CHANGES.
The old rumors OF prospective CaJine. and mil.
tary changes which The Times has the enterprise to
reproduce in a modified form, unfounded -
day "a they were last week, when Tie Herald AZ
uoGnced them with flourish OF lrunpeis.
THE CASE or GEN. MAgTINDAAE
The case agsinst Gen. MaT.iadale, now Oat rid
before tue Court OF Inquiry on the charges br,a,A
against him b. Gen. Fitz John Porter, is beeyetn
he very strong one Ii is said to be proved by tie
testimony Of a number of witnesses including Gea.
liorell him,sf and Gen. Butteriield that after no
battle Of Malvern Hill Gen. Mariindae proposed 70
Gen Morell that they should surrender their coa'
man j to the enemy. Gen. Morell Of course iudls'
usn,ly rejected the proposition.
CITY HALL HOSPITAL VACATED.
Tie Guy Hall here has been vacated US u boz
Iiial.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
The following Medical Examiners have been sp.
po nted by the Commissioner of Pensions under tho
S,h section OF tie act of July 49, 1867: John Log
man, 81. d., Johns.own, Pa; John ). Delsssn, N.
D., Albany. n. T.; hos. King Carroll. NJ. d., Cum
bridS, Nd; WIN. IL. Walker, NJ. d., Focd Da
Lac, Wis. w. Colescott, NJ. d., Louisville, n.y.;
JOS S. Carter, N. d., Urbana, D.
THEY DON'T RESIGN.
That army officers do not resign, however much
they may threaten to DO So il did not need the re.
cepiion given to the Presidents Proclamaiioo 70
prove. 4 circumstance which occurred ut Hi.0a
Head il illustrative OF their temper Some ~
officers belonging to six regiments met ono night IN
secrc, session. and solemny resolved that they would,
every man of them resigii-woad insist upon resign
ing if Gen. Hunter pursued his purpose Of Orsaoii'
ing an African regiment. They determined 10
tender their designations on the day OF the hrs
battalion drill. The day cane. The battalion cru
was ordered and duly executed. The day closed.
Two hundred and y-nne officer. had rot resigned
One officer had resigned. His resignation wn
promptly accepted. lie was heard Of soon a'terwaN
in Pennsylvania soliciting another comm ssion IRON
Gov. Cnrtin.
THE APPOINTMENT or MAJOR GENERALS
OF the forty Malor-General in the service, osse
dirty are graduates OF Wes. Point. This fact ouyn'
to pu, quetus upon tue oft repeated s'a'e'hen' w."
the Administration confers stars on political srouu--
GEN. BUTTERFIELD ON GuAho ANp W
DUTY.
y,-hiro ,,,, Ala Peninsula Gen. Butter.eld wro!e'
for the use of his own command. very minute ~
struc,ions in regard TO guard and outpost auv'
Gems. Kearney. Hooker, aud other good onlce';
mr. ed him TO publish them with additions 'h@ ''O.
make u complete handbook upon outpost GUY -.
other military points which are not treated III w.
not accersible TO non-commissIoned otheers ai'
votes. He consented 10 do 70, and tue p~'HP"N'
viii soon appear, officially recommenaca
w hole army by the War Department.
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL. A
Tho following deaths have occurred 10 '''
ington hospitals since our last publication;
Nm shannon. ~. l33 Pa r. T. h2a, sWia
ly. MeAiaiion D. ANY Jo; E css@s i s G."
Albert D. Coon. ID. wis syive'eI ,asdsr q. $ Cav.
Corp. 4. NJ sinscy. % Pa ~ lsrrrncr b. Is Mas
S.esi .; lana Il Peter CsydOn r. q A. 40
J. McostheJ, H. 81 y, l. La. Beaumont II, Scot ~