New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

tons filed. The delay is not from deficiency o.
supplies but because the Quartermas,er's Depart
ment is unable to ifsue with sufficient rapdity.
Large demands for clothing are made, while not
more than 1000 suits day can be supplied. The
troops, however are not in immediate want, unless
a movement should be made
NOMINATIONS REFERRED.
Tie Senate, in Executive session to-day, referred
number Of nominations gent il by the President to-
day including that Of the Hon. David Davis Of Hi
nois as Judge of the Supreme Court and those of
several Indian Agents, to their appropriate Com
mittees
CONyALEsCENT SOLDIERS SENT TO THEIR
REGIMENTS.
Several tboussnd men are immediately TO be sent
from the conyalescent camp at Alex sndra to join
their regiments in Gen. Burnside's army. They
will arrive in season TO see the welcome faces Of the
Paymasters, who are on their way in force 10 the
Rappahannock. Exchanged soldiers in the Alex
audra camps are to be sent at once to their rtgi-
ments snd those still parole TO the parole camps.
THE REORGANIZATION or THE NAVY.
Senator Hale gave notice to-day Of q bill to repeal
the law Of the last Session recognizing the Navy.
II is said that he will make of strenuous efforts to
procure It's passage, and that he will make an elab
crate attack on the administration Of the Navy De-
paitnent.
THE SICK IN THE ARMY.
All the sick in Gen. Burnside's army are to be
transferred to the Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria hospitals. The project Of building
hospital the Rappahannock has been abandoned.
NTw FLAGS FOR THE INDIANA REGIMENTS.
The Indiana regiments in the east TO be pre-
sented with new flags Inscribed with the names Of
the battles in which they have borne part. The old
ones % be deposited with the State archives.
GEN. MEREDITH ASSIGNED a BRIGADE.
Gen. Meredith hos been assigned n Western brig
ade in Gen. Blrnfides army to which bis own
regiment, the 10th Indiana, belongs The soldiers
asked for him.
SICK SENT TO NEw-yoIK.
! The Medical Director hns ordered 600 Of the SICK
at Fairfax and Alexandra to be sent to New-fofk
/ tomorrow by transports.
MUSTERED OFT or SERVICE.
The Eighth Battery Of Massachusetts Artillery,
/ from Boston. numbering 100 men, commanded by
Capt. +. N Cook, were mustered out Of tie service
yesterday.
VIRGINIA LUNATiCS MADE PRISONERS OF WAR.
Tie Eastern Lunatc Asylum at Williamsburg,
Va, which was taken possession Of some time since
by Gov. Pierrepont and the officers then in charge
removed has recently been examined by Gen. Nag
lee WHO recommends that the inmates be treated -
prisoners of war, axd provided for accordingly. The
Asylum is now in charge OF army surgeons, and the
care and comfort of the inmates Will hereafter be
looked TO.
TIE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY or THE
TREASURY.
TIE Report Of tie Secretary Of the Treasury will
not 10 presented 10 Congress til Friday. Advance
copies VIII be Forwarded u the press. The Report
is considerably longer tAan ttat Of lasi year.
TIE NEWLY APPOINTED GENERALS.
The lisi OF newly appointed Generals comprising
forty Bricaders and some fifteen MaJor.Geuerl's,
j. a. inaccessible.
Among the former are Col. Dwight Of TIE Cd TX.
celsior Regiment, Col. Andrews Of the 81 Mas,
Col. Hugh Ewing Of lie oc,h Ohio, son Of Thomas
Ewing; Col. u c. Mclean Of the 75tl Olio, con OF
Judge Mclean Col. 81. NJ. Crocher OF the 18Th
Iowa. aod Co.'s. }. d. Wcas,er, David Stuart, and
Kin of Illinois.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORREsPONDENCE--MR. NOT
LEY's LETTER
Secretary Seward Is reported 10 have sad tiat tie
gem o. tie volume Of Diplomatic correspondence
about To- i.-uc from ire rres- is letter Of Minister
Motley in which Le rcyicws the position and arsa-
ments Of Mr. Glad.tone, and comments also on The
attitude % the English nation.
SUICIDE or A CAPTAIN.
Capt. john l.. Elwood, formerly .n Ihe Quaiteriaas
ter Department " the rcelararny who bias beeu-
confined for three months in prison near the Old
Cr.iol, committed suicide to-day. lie was for
inany elected Colonel Of Neu-Yoik regiment, brat;
arrested GA unknown charges by order Of tie secre-
,ary 0. War before be cd command.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS ~ nOsII1AL.
TIE following dssths OF t0.den have occurred in
: the hosriiaIs here SINCE our lss publication.
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