New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

Iron Whip). tribe Of Indians between Nebraska
and Dakotah Territories. The Chief is not here on
an official visit, but hearing that the Agent was
coming TO Washington, he expressed desire TO &C
company him. The other Chiefs also desired him to
visit the Capital in order to satisfy their mnde that
the Great Father Abraham bad not been hanged
and the Government Of the United States over
thrown.
FROM McCLELLAE's ARMY.
The following dispatches have been received from
your correspondents with the Potomac Army:
OK THE FRoyr. MAR LovEIrsvnLE, Va,
Via FRRDERIcK. Tuesday, Oct 20, 1862.
Gen. Pensanton, with his division Of cavalry, is
securing the country in 'front.' and reports all clear
ahead as far as Leesburg. A small force of Rebels
is reported at Percival Corners, midway between
Lcesburg ard Smokers Gap. Our troops, both new
and DID, are in fine spirits The roads are in excel
lent condition, the weather delightful, and all things
most favorable for Army operations.
HARrRR's FIERY. Tuesday, Oct ISL
via fREDERIcK, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1902.
REBEL PICKETs ON OUR FRONT.
The Rebels are picketiDg again very strongly on
our front. Their videttes snd two pieces of artillery
Just this side Of Charlestown, are visible from Boil
var flights. They guard the line so vigilanty that
no contrsbsnds or refugees come through. Yester-
day they captured one Of our pckets. No doubt 10
entertained about the falling back of the Rebel army
Mcclellan and Burnside have moved their head
quarters.
REGULAR ARMY ENILsTMENTs FROM yOLUN-
TIERS.
An order has been Issued from Headquarters for
bidding the enlistment Of Volunteers into the Regu-
lars until the men desiring to enlist have recorded
their pames with the Adjutant Of their regiment.
Some of our old regiments have lost more than
third Of their best men by recruiting officers coming
into the corps without authority and enlsting them
into the Regular cavalry. The great inducemsri
offered to the men who tired Of their hard Cam
psigning is horse TO ride.
PROM GEN. siGELs ARMY.
DISPATCHES dated Oct. 2S, just received from your
special correspondent al Gen. Sigcls headquarters,
say:
g A person Just arrived within our lines reports
that the force WGIrenton is between 500 and GOO
strong, and but few troops Ut New-Batimore.
While the Rebels re,reating, reenforcements are
being sent up the valley TO their army. scout
from Warrenton Junction reports the force there to
be about coo cavalry and nfsntry-no doubt part Of
the force formerly reported ht WaiIeb'on oe-
serter from the Georgia Volunteers Gays the re-en-
forcemenis before mentioned are mseraby clad, and
are armed with Eufeld rifles. At GordonsviIle,
about 1900 troops were stationed. Tie army al
Richmond number about 5000. Other Notifications
were being constructed north Of the city during the
witt Of Lee q army to Gen. Mcclellan.
"Scouts returned from I,eestarg ihis Eorning
say that no force, either Union Secesh was there
this morning. Capt. Conger, who was wounded in
the recent fight near Ca,letts and Il, farmhouse
near Brstow las been heard from again to-day. His
wounds are not as dangerous as at first supposed,
and he is doing WELL The surgeon Of tho 9th Otio
Cavalry attends bin. From Wsrenton and thu,
vicinity nothing new has been brought in. The
Rebel force reported by Capt. Keonig was at Up
perville and not at Purcellyille. and consisted Of
Walkers division 600 ,trong. 1t is believed tia,
this advance through Ashby Gap liz TO cover u gen
eral movement OF the Confederate army, probably
retreat"
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.