, 1862-08-22

Isn1AsAro11s, August %, 1862
The following regiments, raised under the
recent cali Of the president for 3oo, 900 men,
hay haze beer Grgap5zt d eanlpped: a. armed, P:d'
c5th, G6th, 9Th, 18th, 6oth, 1osh and 18Th.
The two latter were one gear regiments re-
Organized, and four companies Of the T7th or
4.h cavalry sDd the 10Th battery Of ar:iilety.
The 18th and 18th are expected to 1eaTe to-
night.
;Adyices from Henderson Kentucky. state
tlat the Mayor Of Henderson has fed to t1e
rebel army, and that the entire city c,u1cil
had been arrested for. refusing to take the
oath Of allegiance, but we're released upon
reslgniGg, and giving bonds Tor 81, 100. Tne
property Of the mayor has been seized by
Lieutenant Colonel Foster, commanding the
lost, and q new election ordered.
Colonel Hazard, formerly colonel Of the
| 37ih Indiana, died at Baltimore 4 few days
since, from tic Effects Of q wound received in
Captain Ekin, United States Q1ariermaster,
| adyt1tiees for 5,0f0 horses.
NEW YoEK, August 21.-The Commercial
! 44dzer1iar says there are various rumors Of
today. We have in vain tried to trace them
! to any reliable source. We, however, cou-
verEed with q highly intelligent gentleman
! who is lsTgejy in the confidence Of the Admin
| istratioD, who left Washington last eGening,
! who vas in consultation with the president
| he aEsures Us that they had no such intelIi
gcnee.
lSpeciA Correspondence Of the y. !. Trlbune.]
Cam, NEAR FREDERICKSBURG. va,
August 49, 1861.
Crest activity prevails in the camps to-day,
this being the time designated By the Secre-
tary of War for the general muster of troops
The returns from the old Regiments Of this
army corps will doubtless show as veil as
those Of any other command Despitean uI~
healthy climate, the exposures Of a hard cam.
paign in North Carolina, and the losses bf
Of battle front New regiments are pourin.
In by every train, acd a 1aryc force has alrc4aJ
been nlasstd at this point.
Something Of nlar,lading spirit having DE-
| vcloped ltself amoDg these new arrivals, ani
too much license seeming likely to result trou
individual construction Of the conflscatior
! act, Gen. Burnside has issued the folio rinf
sens rI oyder, which comlnends itself to 81
for the spirit, moderation and good iudgmen
which it displays:
, UEAnorARTErs E1sTH ARNT CoEpz,
EEAHFREDEn1cKsBuEG. Va, Aug. II, 1862 !
GENERAL ORDER No. S.-A rnisapprehensio1
ecer,s 10 exist as to the spirit Of the order i1o1
the p7celdent Of the Uui.ed States, concerning th
M Ct tfoop5 &c u dne ea1mys nes ts5o
= checked, tnd with this object the comuGadiI
general eaIs for strict ebscrvance u the fplioH
/ The seizure OF private property under any eli
n cuIe'anees, by unauthorized parties, is sttic:l
J The wastefnlness OF 1ndiacriminatc plandar il
poverishes country, while It AIDS nothing to I'll
; support ofthe army; policy as we'll as humanity
the II habitants dictates shat al lrsies sho1ld :
is made according to established rEis aud nndcr tt
l. charge OF discreet und competent officers.
5. Whenever ia the Judgment Of ths conln,audi1
~ vate property, the proper officers will be a.
l. pointed who will carry out the measure accordie
to the nsa1es OF civilized warfare, aud with Il
% determination on the part Of the commando
general, that this comnl4nd shall rot lapse IN
barbarism, All unauthorized and i.reSuta: sci
[. ures will be followed by severe and speedy puuis
u mcnt. By CONN and ef st.j Gea. Burn -ide.
- LEWIS RICHMOND, Asst Atj' Gen.
The 1f1 falionis doctrine having been cnu
le ciated hy the rebel authorities their cha1ic9
ee likely to be commended to their Own lip
r., Seven Union cirlzens Of Virginia we're recent
~ arrested and carried to Richmond, where tn
ta we're thrust into prison and treated with {
to tre1ne severity. Accordingly on the su5ge
ot tion Of Gen. Wadsworth fourteen OF !
~ principal citizens OF Freder.cksbu burg, iuclu
y iug the mayor, and some OF his advisers, VIZ
J. arrested few days ago and sent to Nashi3
ar- ton, to be held SIS hostages tor The seven 10y
ag lists. TIER nanlc3 are:
h .font Slaughter. mayor, Tn: Il Norroa,
IN ! G; II C. Rowe n B. Ma:Hn,
re ruo. J. Berry, JOHN Cuakle},
ey Michael Amaa, Bsnj- Temple.
Il | Edwin Carter. Ahu1- EIN,
~ i. II. Ieohcr.s, D.. Eu.E>
II, John r. Scott. Lewis Hrzn.
'el 'el Among the recent arrivals Of conval2scs
~ officers i Brig.-Gan. j. 2. Rodnan 0Itt c
1T the 4.h r. who left Ne~ocrn carly
June in . very dybi.itated It ate. Il. is II
" | completely restored to health. a-d Tlll tn
" upon mis- duties as soon as brigade is asslSi
~ | to him.