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

AGAINST the removal of the buildings of the Hygea
Ho,el at Old Point as recommended in report of
Sanitary Committee.
The property il estimated at $4,000.
Gen. Bnruside's troops are by this time in proper
ro.;tiou. Some Of them were not long ago seen in
this vicinity. ,o,.
THE INVASION OF MARYLAND.
Al noon to-day no further information regarding
pohsl movements in Maryland had transpred.
UNANIMITY OF COUNSEL.
u ia nroper 10 state the fact that unsnimity Of
eounse, and action prevails here.
An INTERESTING INTERVIEW.
An interesting interview took place at Centreville
Sandal evening. between Gems. Sigel, Milroy, Carl
shut. and Capt Rosly, when the affairs of the
army were freely discussed. Gen. Sige said dis
tncilv that he was going to Washington to tell Mr.
lincoln that in his opinion Gen. Mcdowell was a
traitor. and he could Lot serve under him any longer
lie lSigeD felt that he was not wanted there that
he was in the way of both Pope and Mcdowell,
leaving Le impression upon his hearers that he
would resign if not placed in charge of IN indepen-
dent command
BAGGAGE TRAIN OF TIE Army OF VIRGINIA
SAFE.
Capt. Rosly, !ordnauce officer of the Army OF VIZ
gnia, says it is hot roe that large portion OF the
baggage of the Army Of Virginia was lost IN the re-
cent retreat from Cenirevlle lie left Centreyilie
with the train Gu Monday evening at 8 O'Clock, TAX
ing the road TO Fairfax Station; the road was in
very bad condition, aud TO add to the difficulties the
Rebels feed trees il at several points TO cause
DELAY bu. Notwithstanding this the train reached
Fairfax Station on Tuesday morning in safety, and
Immediately took the road for Aexandra. On the
road the Of his train attacked, and fifteen
teams were driven of. The balance were brought
safely through to Alexandria.
SUPPLIES FOR DRAFTED MILITIA.
The War Department has issued an order concern
ing supplies to drafted militia. The camps of rem
devious in the different Safes will be supplied by
the United States Qusrtermaster, as follows:
Cams in Maine, New. Hampshire, and Massa-
chusetts, by Capt. MoKim, Assistant Quariermaster,
from Boston
Camps in Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island,
New-York, and part of New Jersey, by Col Vim
ton, Deputy QuartermaserGeneral, from New
York.
Camps in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and part of
New-Jersey. by Col. Crosman, Deputy Quarter
master {; sneral, from PlIlaielphia.
Camps near II rrishurg will be supplied by requ.
s,tons upon Capt. l.. {. Wilson, Assistant Quarter
master al Harrisburg.
Camps near Pittsturc, by Msjor A. Montgomery,
Quartermaster United States Army, from Pitt.burg
Camps in Ono, by Captain j. III. Dlckerson,
Assistant Quar,ermaseT from Cincinnati
Camps 10 lnGlana, by Capt. Jas. A. Ehin, Assistant
Qnartermasrer, from IndianaY Ollie.
Camps 10 Illinois and Wisconsin, by Capt. D. a.
Potter, Assis ant Quartermaster, from Chicago.
Campo in kentucky, by Col. Thomas, Assistant
Quar- teTInssier, from Louisville.
Camps in Micaigau, by Caps. G. W. Lee, Assistant
Quartermaster, from De rot.
Camps IN Iowa, by Capt. III. Il. Hendershott, "a
Artillery, from 81. Paul.
Camps near st. Louis will be supplied by Major
Robert Allen, Chef Quartermaster OF the Depart
Eent OF the Mississippi.
NAVAL DLsEKTLR DROPPED FOM THE ROLLS.
Acting Masters Mate j. e. Butler of the steamer
Norwich has been dropped from the rolls of the
Navy Department as de,crter.
NAVAL OFFICERS ORDERED on DUTY.
Acting Asses ant Paymaster Frederick las been
ordered to the steamer NewLondon. Acting Assist
ant Payulaster a. G.. Pierce has been ordered to the
steamer Dawn. Acting Assistant Paymaster {. III.
Kirkenwan and Henry GerIaId and Assistant Pay
master George \. Sawyer have been ordered 10 the
Potomac fotilia.
COMPLIMENTARY NOTE TO SIR. PIERCE.
The Surgeon General las addressed very comph'
Jnent .ry note 10 Mr. II. NJ Pierce, for his valuable
services as General Superintendent of Hospita Male
Nurses. Mr.. Pierce returns this evening TO New
York to resume his du es ~ the head OF the Rutgers
Insttue, with tie gratitude Of thousands Of our sick
and wounded colder whom he has assisted and re-
leved within the last lew weeks.
GEN. RENO IN COMMAND OF GEN. Nj DOWELLs
CORPS.
Mai Gen. Reno has been assigned 10 the command
of the Third Army Corps during Ma. Gen. Mellow
ellis absence.
DEATH or A PAYNIASTER.
Paymaster Larned died here yeserday, after
several weeks Of sickness.
OPERATIONS ~ Arkansas.
The following 10 an extract from private letter
written by All officer Of our army 70 bis wife, reslc-
ing il this city, dated Helena. Ark, Aug 80, le62
"During tie lat year We Lave marched 4,oOV
miles; lost four men; been IN Thirteen sEirmlshes
ana two regular battles, and we now here iorti
tying, expecting to wap taen, ts we have done ev-
cry time