New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

IL is the first time since leaving Franklin, month
ago, that either officers solderp in any Members,
have slept under canvas. The wide avenue Of tents
nj headquarters has familiar and almost home.like
look, and every enjoys the comfort Of returning
to regular camp LIE after months experience OF
hurried marches by day and bivouacs By night. Lees
agreeable than every hardship and pryation toe
chill hospitality of Rebel hosts which it sometimes be-
came necessary to accept, but which never brought
with it pleasure, nov ever left 3 sense OF obligation.
Here, in camp near Middleton are the forces of
Bauk- and Sige of which the latter have been in q
measure Incorporated with those OF General Ere
mont. The Blenker Division, one brigade of which
had previously been assigned to General Sclurz's
| Division, passes under the command OF General
Sigel, whose nationality may enable him TO reduce
it TO discipline with less active resistance than would
be offered 70 an American general. Yet suppose
that with the removal of General Blenker many Of
the internal discods and end.ssly involved quarrels
and disputes of these German officers would cease,
and come to aa end of themselves.
rode this morning over the ground on which the
troops enoamlcd in position. Jackson knows it
well that the most accurate description would not
give him much informant ion, and the mountains near
by may have told him " here the brigades posted.
Nevertheless omit all account of the camps except
70 that their beauty OF scenery is quite equal 10
their military strength. Not one of the valleys
| through which we have passed has the charm ci
this, not MooreGcld, which may he nearly
broad but IL less diversified. ana Is incloscd by
mountains Of more gnlar outline.
| summary OF the trial ard conviction 81 Jacob
| LowenthI az Strasbuig was rent ~ Telegraph. The
general order which rectes the charges, findings and
sentence of the Court aud the approval Of Gen FIRE.
mont l. too long for types, and abridge the facts.
! Brig. Gen. SchenCk President. Capt. Jacob
Low euthal. Acting Assistant Quarieimasier second
Brigade, Blehkei Division airulgn,d and
med on three charges. tfst, violation o. The 18Th
article Of war, with three specifications for iLlse
tuTna Of forage. Second. Conduct 10 the Pc u6ice
Of good order and military d.-ciplrc. IN signing
ase certificates o. the same with foafth spccilci-
tion thai he eudeRvored TO procure the absence OF
witnesse. BY FIVE iriher Of $ion csch Third. Con.
duct unbecOmlng au officer and gentleman, with
similar Specifications. Lowentssl pleaded ot guilty
10 ali. lie tried by drum head court martial a.
the oHen ar. Capt. Games acting ~ Jodge-AdyO-
cate.
Loweuihal Las been Re- mental Quar,ernaster
for year, and was recently aipoInled Brigade
Qua-tcrmsstcr, bli rOt having iiCd biz boz T. could
not receive money diIec y from the Department.
| lie made purchase and took receipts irom the
wendell Gently INK according io tbc army regulations
that they were corfcd IA amount. Tie thlei
Quaricfnaster Tpd he amounts OF such rec pl- 10
! Inn. Instead Of being TIE correct amounts they
were oyertatcd by Low c.thal. and hc pOckeied the
difference One purchase ~ s. ~, lori. stance as
certified 20 as $40 ara tie other cases proved
against bun were o like inequality. lie va. found
guilty on each charge, ami the sentence was ss fol-
lows
'Tn, . So, tine al pace a. IL, 0encll ,.uandlrs
hc Mo- sn l'cpsnsL ny difco'. See sail tsI hia Jscou
Lo"eAi. acting . bi be- "a hs pf-eae .. tie nns,ds
shouidei--ls, and other nsdsc o.r' .d e,isr-t ard
inat hg oiisi n, g.. 80 clio" ar' o." ~ ga a nc
irJ 'r 500 which Of rtd ty hin tl the
l. row d.pc lied viii the Jadso Nd,e-,s o. cont be
spg"Puaicl D., 90" "-nefa Coma and'ng a. hn direction 90
tine fs OF STA ard wounded soldier. tiel isB lee
lie iirdiurs and sentence were approved hy Geu.
/ Fremont, and, 100 ssusncc OF bis Cfler GtJ. Seiu-
wchr's brigade was formed IN hollow -quare o. the
ps.ade, a. : O'Clock on MONDAY. toe order WIS
read 10 the troops. loweutha hthuc.Hg l the center
oi tie squa-e and 81 sc details o. tie sentence
were executed. When LoHcatlal UA, finally c..-
missed be VIZ, 20 owed hy the hi1ses anu deri.ivs
choer. ~ .hc w Ole brigade whose aIpr0l 81 OF the
! lu-j &c d; tAc sentence was rums'slatlr Many
IG 10 pfi,ai1as oi tn- uei ere consequence Of
1 b. m.ta,its. IAc G.mt, co. Wui.A Lo was tr.cG
were brought 90 light. urd Tie eIlte-"e 70. Them
secorcd bv ~. Cplc. The rrCnp,ness Of tflal AZ
con, iction aud u severity o. bis puui,hm Mt are
specially 90 De commended To- tie encouragement OF
thu future. lie Las ain1e been hcl-d Il Oh the ROAD
20 MART -lrc 81. rp1lT ily 49, ttp'. Schlmcn ~
the L. Virginia Ca,aly, an officer who W., allowed
to reign g. escape "a co1d martial Both were
al kinds ea.ls. i"e cs-csal. tle AMY, al 1le
! IA ION rac.c.
Mnl arrangement, ipr ~, amy a -, ieli aye
rcorgtIizcd and the'a e. lest prospect thn' lct-
tcra uuy 70 aud cone with reasonable ceriait >.
iucg Il.l.t have lce c.ce5-.Fe fuo iLcsc usdtit,
both Tor " at Of s,8ftir ard 'y'. r. .l.e li,-s
dates from New.Yors fof instance. are June ~.
though are rot i'ty wlles ii"m Nfu'n.blrg. and
only twelve non " IhDhrsel Dy bch some ict.r'
have a. nc The rmilE are to.. placed H. charge f
4 j ff4r 90 lef
and tn olos inc d.r cticis ore eve. 81 l,Ielue.'.
/ they Isyc already been tcitgaphct more briefly.
L,Uers no. Go-. F.euon. iosdIuafteF,. whether
,cli ffoa Na-lu,u hcW.l OK. o. ne Nrst.
81 ould De- ,iofcsse' 10 II; rt1shr-g a-H VIZ ie TO-
varfed daily. llis h.adru'-ter, mi, inc.rtc'
leiler- and O.ht- mail matter iof Gen Fremont ard
sta aud 10 tl,tlr ca-o.
an other letter, TO- t,c anoy uuie. All with Ieu.
Fr,faoLt are 10 be afd = 80 WiIchcftc AID III
ale, De forwarded duly. Brigade aad rcg.menisl
maii- ill Je rcguiafIy distributed but are H. no
way TO be con.,eti vita the he adlunrters mad. Il
f., des ed & at tie distinction H. adagc., MAJ e o.
b red by pOst na-'frs lai Oilers. L auv let ~,
ale sen. 10 Mmtinsburg they viii not be permitted
&" su.turrn-s dc,gip be headquarters mai, tut
viii tae -4selges be subject 70 delay.
! Rgls,sf, Pr-onlr, fnor h,0-OtLI,ss.-
W. ha,s iu,i lad interview With joho A. Miller.
Cias.r. -. ao,ger,, Aie.andei KcdeeTs ond Jere'
mi.h ..leaer, - no came to to-, city from hew-Or-
LEAFS Oh the steamer City OF hew-ioris. biz Brewe;
state, tia. he Wa, wing 80 Carol County lennes-
sfe. rhen be was called RON hs hen and ,eat unoer
eu5.d u, DE Pai.sL Ps.sJ1 IA Hew-Oresns, hating
At Lexington, Jackson, sn1 memphis lie wa, IN
the Crescen. Ci,y JaI - days. wbes Tire turnkey
told hin aui tho other prisoners who'e crime wa
LOYALTY to 90, Un.ca tba. Gen. 6utier had orde-ed
the Unconditional sud Immediate release. Out IN
formant aIJ hi, three conr,d3, veat euect'y o.