New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08


spceI.l Dsps,eL to The " Y Tribune
w,,riSeroS. Sep :. 1862.
NO INQUIRY INTO RECENT EVENTS.
We regret To say that the order for Court OF IT,
aury mo the causes Of recent events bas been
fernandez.
CONSOLIDATION OF THE ARMIES.
The Army Of yrsiba has been consolidated with
the other troops defending Washington into one
body under the command OF M.jor-G-n. Mcclellan.
GEN. MDowFLL HAS LEAVE OF hBsENCE.
Gen Mcdowell has been granted fifteen days
leave Of Absence from the command OF his corps. He
left for West Point tbs evening.
VIGOROUS POLICY.
Ii is hoped ard believed to be henceforward the
policy OF the Government, AS stated four days
ago at q time wheL all tue igus seemed the other
way, aud when the army was falling behind the for
tfcatons TO "attaok, pursue, aud destroy" the
enemy, in the spirit of tue famous general order ID
sued last Winter Tie people peeI lave no fear II
we are rightly informed, that their armies will again
20 into Winter quarters and remain inactive for
months II il intended that they sla pursue the ag-
pessye, and not rest until they shall have driven the
zoe not only Gu, of Maryland, but OUT of Richmond
confidence and hope-if they convince them by their
activity that they mean to carry out the wishes OF
the War Department aud the General-ln-Chlei, there
need be no approximations If tho result. IL our SOL
diers are well led and fight, not as they did week
ago, but as they did al Cedar Mountain, at New
bern ut Williamsburg, and on many other famous
battlehelds, tley will beat the enemy who is re-
ported 10 be thoroughly confident, being elated
by hi, easy succees at Manassas, and II he be once
thoroughly beaten he will be driven far beyond the
point from which he started on the aggressive move
nlent
THE INVASION or NAEYLAND.
Tie precise position OF the enemy III Maryland 1t
is dlhcult TO state, and his precise force no one
knows The Advance Quad which entered F.eder
ick City ycsicr iay morning was 5000 strong, and
TIE 800 men in the barracks Of that place quietly
LEFT At liz approach ar had the Equals OF two or
TREE hundred who were watching the river.
a messenger who came down last night reported
the enemy al the latter place in force
EVACUATION or ACQuh CRrFK.
Acquia Creek WAS evacuated Yesterday by the
18th New-iork, the only regiment which has been
there for some dave. tfty-eight earn were burnt
and quantity OF store. destroyed. Tie engines
and whatever else could be conveniently carried
away Were brought to the city Before the trans
ports got out OF sight, squad of Rebel cavalry mp
pehred mile from lhe river and were scattered by
shells from Il guuboat a few days ago three men
OF the 18th Ncw-York were taken prisoners five
miles from Acquia Creek. 4 citizen y Frodericks
burg VINO came into Aquia Creek II day or two ago
reported that the inhabitants were armed within
two hours after burnside evacuated the place.
SENATOR FFsSENDEN URGING VIGOROUS AC-
TION
1t is be hoped that The visit of Senator Fessen'
den to Washington, though caused by private rea'
sous. will be productive OF public benefit IL IL to
be presumcd that while ho was here lac visited the
President and various members OF the CABINET ana
it IL ertain that il he talked with item upon pnDhc
matters, he urged an energetic prosecution OF inc
war without fer or favor, without unoue regard To
pol,ica, or uersonal considerations, but in manner
and nv the use of all means that should insure vic
tory.
Tuy COLONIZATION OF THE REBELLIOUs
STATES.
The Hon. Eli Thaycr is urging, and with hopes Of
success. the Government to adopt plan for tho col
onzstion of the Rebcllious States, as IL measure.
Mr.. Thay ,r's project is TO throw Northern and for
egn einganis into the insurfeclionary districts of
the Gulf States, armed and under the auspices OF
Government, in such formidable bodies rs to defy
guerrillas. He wishes to make the initial expert
mont in Floridntho more inviting portions OF that
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