New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
RICHARD BUSTED MADE A BRiGsDIER.
The Interference with Recruiting.
TRIAL OF TEE RAFAEL REPEATER
RECRUITING II PENNSYLVANIA.

RECRUITING II PENNSYLVANIA.
WARRINGTON Thurs lag. Aug. 7, 1892.
RICHARD BUHTEED A BRiGApIER.
Richard Busted Of your city has been appointed
Brigadier General of Volunteers, report for duty
to Gov. Morgan. Surveyor Andrews aud AID Day
ton arrived here this morning. aud asked for the sp
poin,ment upon public ground as well as because of
Mr. Busteed's acle and fearless depnncia'on of the
rebellion since its Inception. The President and Sec
rotary of War; recognizing the loyal devotion of Mr.
Busted to the Government and his public usefil
ness, a. once ordered his appointment to be made.
Gen. Busteeds field Of labor will ior the present be
confined 10 recrniting matters in New-York.
THE ARREST OF THE HARRISBURG PATRIOT
EDITORS AND PRoPRIETORs.
The arrest of tae editors aud propriotors of The
Harrisburg Patriot is an indication OF the course
the Government means to pursue toward all persons
who shall attempt to interfere ~ith volunteering or
drafting. The parties alIuoed TO ELL remain in tie
Fd Capitol JAIL aud begin to perceive That the Gov
ernment lie in earnest A. Grst they were inclined
10 langh end take the matter joke, but tonight
they are quite ssrions and coutrte.
ILLNESS OF LIEUT.. RAYMOND.
Lieut Rayu,ond Of the SGih New-York Volunteers,
who has been connected with toe Proyo.t Guard OF
this city, has been relieved account of i'll health.
He is very popular here.
THE RAFAEL REPEATER.
The President went down 10 the Maryland this
afternoon, in company with Capt. Dahlgren, Poet
masier Lincoln of Brooklyn, and other gentlemen, to
witness trial Of the Rafiel repeater, new rife
attracting much attention hee. The President spent
two hours in witnessing the experiments, which
were every way successful. While waiting for sn
experiment the President entertained the party with
some inteTestng explanations of bis speech yes'er-
day, explaining, far it il possite to explain.
the banders Of the Spring and Sunimer campaign in
Virginia. Capt Dan sren exhibited Que Of his
new eleveu-in1h guns, Cd ryinga ball weighing Ia
poundA
RECRUITING IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The Hon. Edwsrd McPhcroon, of Adams County,
Pa, here. His district has raised lis ful quota Of
volunteers, ard will aiso avoid to drai, By
Voluntarily filing up the qpota under the draftng
order. MIR. McPberson expresses the opinion that
win thor; extension If TINE Pennsylvania would
ill her quota under both calls.
ARRIVALS FRoM TIE NORTH.
There are more arrivals from tie North within :.
day or two. This mornings tnsiu brought in I'D
miral Foote, in excellent trim for Ii wounded man.
Gov. Spraeue arrived also upon important military
business with the Government
GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS.
Gymont, on the Potomac, the great resort for
pleasure seekers and excursoDisl5 tfon the Capital,
s Being eysmiped us sitc for Government hog
pilai. DIR. Cooiridse was dispatched ~ that point
to-day 10 make The examination.
THE ARIY MEDICAL BOARD.
The Army Medical Board, composed OF Surgeon
Edwards and Assri att Surgeons Asch and Wood
ward, after sitting two months ON tie eNaini-
nation IL candidates for sdmission into tue Medical
Staff has adjourned.
THE HOSPITAL AT HAGpERS FERRY
DIR. Bacon u. 5. Army. has been ordered TO the
charge Of tue Army Ho-pi'al 1T narPer's Ferry, in
place Of Dr. Dawson, ordered to join his regiment.
Tweuty-seven of the Assistant Surgeons Of the
Pennsylvania regiments. making TWO Assistant
Surgeons to a regiment, reported, and were ordeEoi
by Assistant SurseOu-Cen cral Joseph \. Smith 10
join their regiments in Tie field
THE EXPECTED ARiubhL or cA5-iUs NJ. CLAY.
Tie arrival oil C.stlus II. C.ay 10 now hourly
expected by the Government. His friends claim
that lie aud Gen. Fremont to have full military
control Of the territory west OF tie Mistisrippi
ADMIRAL FOOIE or DUTY.
Admiral Foot has arrived, to euter upOn his duties
as Chief OF the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting
THE CHASE OF TIE STEAMER HERALD.
Can't. Gansevoort Of tie Adirondack has informed
the Navy Department OF the facts attending the re-
cent pursuit ny him Of the steamer Herald, repre-
sented by the Nassau papers TO be "a British vessel
This pre,eose afforded an opportunity for the ex
pression Of Indignation against tie alleged outrage
Inv The American officer, from whore statement II
sppears that the Herald bad been running from Mas
sau to Charleston with warIike supplies aud was
returning to Nassau with cotton. She was com.
manded by a man named Coxsetter, who was form
ery captain Of the privateer Jei DAVIS. ilc
chsse, however, WAS not continued within bri'lfh
iurisd,c,iop. The statement add Ionally confirms
the fact that the British flag is systematically used
10 advance Secession interests.
PASSES TO TIE POTOMAC ARMY.
Numerous applications have been made for passes
70 the army of the Potomac, but they are invariably
,efnsed. II il the request Of Gen. Mcclellan thai
,iv,,. v;stors be excluded from his lines. All the
;k ara IN he removed thence; therefore, the friends
If MANY of the patients mot urge the necessity OF
their presence there for nursing purposes. Passes
md permits within other military lines are not 30
freely given rs heretofore, rs is known there have
been abuses Of privileges, traders having been
TEMPTED by large profits 10 suugSle salt aud other
necessary supplies into the Rebel markets.
INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS.
Tho following appointments have been made under
the Internal Revenue bill: New'Hanpshirc-first
District, Jas. Nj. Lowering Of Exeter, and George III
Herring Of Pennington, Assessors; Third District
Daniel Wheeler of Oxford, Collector; Calvin May