New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
TO the Associsted Press.

TO the Associated Press
wAsHrsGroS. Thursday Sept, L. iss,
NO REBEL TROOPS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BULL RUN.
A reconnaissance in force, made yesterday, hae
demonstrated there are no Rebel troops between
Washington and Bull Run, while Our scouts yessr
day reported that they were there in full forcs 4
Drainesville on Tuesday evening.
EXAMINATION OF STATE PRISONERS.
Major Sherburne of Gen. Wadsworth's staff sx-
amined number Of State prisoners in the Old Capi.
tol, preparatory to final deci ion in their cases.
About a dozen prisoners OF war will be released upon
taking the oath Of allegiance. They were mostly
residents Of New.Orleans, and intelligent men.
HOW DgsERTERS AND sTRAGGLERs ARE DIS.
POSED OF.
Ia accordance with tho orders Of Gen. Banks,
Maj Dosler is transferring the deserters and srsg.
glers arrested by his guards to the convaescent camp
near Alexandria. Yesterday 100 men were sent
from Georgetown, and this forenoon about go
All are sen, TO the same point by steamer. They
are collected at Forrest Hall, in Georgetown. from
all pona. and forwarded from there. The camp
near Alexandria is under the command of Col. john
S. Beknap Of the s5th n. Y. Volunteers.
BANIsHED.
DR.. Antoine c. Camps arrested by the Provost
Marshal six weeks since, has been released on con.
dlion that he will leave the country in ten days.
lie is Spaniard.
ExILED NORTH.
TX. Buxton aud j. A. Kirby have been released
from tbe Old Capitol Prison condition that they
reside north of Ncw.York City during the war.
SUPPLIES FOR THE WOUNDED.
A, meeting Of the Sanitary Commission to-day,
the Secretary reported that previous to yesterday
five wagons and one railroad car, loaded with sup
plies. had been sent by the Commission to and be-
vond Frederick that six surgeons and inspectors OF
Of the Commission with railroad car load Of sup.
plies were sent yesterday afternoon; that three
wagons left Washington for the army on the Upper
Potomac at IL o'clock last night, with party Of dis
rbuting agents, in charge Of Drs. Agness and Har'
ris; ira, q train Of army wagons is now loading with
supplies to be dispatched to the battlefield by way
of Frederick that DIR. Crane bad been previously
stationed at Chambersburg or iIagerstown, with
large Discretionary powers to act for the Commission;
that dispatches had been sent 10 Philadelphia, order.
ing the purchase OF large supplies at that point; that
these, with stores to arrive from the North, would
De lp.NitNtu W haScioDNu IL VI of>N'.
agents.
DISMISSED FROM SERVICE.
By direction of the President of the United States.
the following officers are dismissed the service:
First Lieut.. VIM. j. Goodwin. 10th U. 8. Infantry,
to take effect Sept. 10, 1862; Surgeon Lyman II.
Stone, U. S. A.; Additional Paymaster Ii. s. Gale
mer u. S. Vols. ;Stsrekeeper Charles Weston, Ord
nance Department.
BONDS BY MEDICAL PURyEYORs.
II is ordered by the War Department. that Med.
cal Purveyor be required to give bonds in the sum
$4,000.
REBEL RE-ENFORCESiENTs.
Paroled prisoners from Richmond say that troops
continue to arrive there from the South but sens
thence as fas; as possible. This Is corroboraiel
from other sources leaving no doubt Of the fact that
the Rebels are concentrating large force in tho
Shenandoah Valley, with central military depot ct
Winchester, which is stronly fortged.
ORDERED TO DUTY.
Brg-Gen. ID. Tyler has been ordersd to reporsto
Major-Gen. Wright at Cincinnati
Gen. Nelson Taylor is ordered to. report to Gen.