New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON
THE CASE OF GEN. BUELL..
TIE INVESTIGATION IN GEN. PORTER'S CASE.
NO CHARGES AGAINST GEN. MCDOWELL.
THE IOWA PRISONERS EXCHANGED.
Important Capture by the Potomac Flotilla.
THE RECENT EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
THE REGULATIONS AGREED UPON.
NO CHARGES AGAINST GEN. MCDOWELL
THE IOWA PRISONERS EXCHANGED.
Important Capture by the Potomac FlOtilla'
THE RECENT EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
THE REGULATIONS AGREED UPON.
Special dispatch to 1he ". Y. Tribune.
WAsHISGTOs, Wednesda,
THE CASE or GEN. Buf

Special dispatch to 1he ~ Y Tribune.
WnHISGros. Wednesday Nos. 20. letf.
THE CASE or GEN. BUELL..
The Court Of Inquiry TO investigate the opera.
tons Of Gen. Buell. in Kentucky convenes at Gin
cnuati, not a, Indanapolis as some journals state
on the 9th irst The constitution Of the Court is
Is follows: Major-Gens. Lew. Wallace and Ord
Brig. Gems Dana, Sci oepH, and ID. Tyler with
Maj. DOM Piatt as Judge-Advocate.
THE CHARGES AGAINST GEN. PORTER.
The Military Commission convened 10 investigate
the charges against Gen. Fitz John Porter met to-
day, but adjourned till tomorrow, without doing
any business several members of the Commission
being absent. Col Jos Holt is Judge-Advocaie
in this case, instead Of Capt Gaines who wac orig
! insly selected On the srpposilon that Mr.. Holrs
duties a. Judge-Advocaie General would prevent
him from attending.
Gen. Pore has not yet arrived, and the eharges in
the case have no, been formally served upon
Gen. Porter. The counsel the defense to-day
asked for tie po.ponement of the trial for fortnight
but was overruled
THE CASE or GEN. M'DowriL.
II i, said that there are absolutely Charge on
Gle against Gen. Mcdowell, aud ths, therefore he
Count II Inquiry which meets tomorrow cannot
choose bur clear bin.
THE IOWA PRISONERS UNCHANGED.
Thanks 10 Senator Grimes, who arrived here last
nsht, all the Iowa prisoners were declsred e1-
cha ugcd to-day, nclndag not only tsosc now nj
Benton Barracks aud Annapolis, bat aso tbosc who,
worn out with the ennu Of camp life, abs-n'ed them
selves without leave. Al will bee furnished trAns
pousiion hy tie G. Government from Ihe pla 4. which
they happen to be when the ORDER Ieach,. them TO
rendezvous at 81 Louis, where they VII 10 ~"ui,-
daiely mustered for sdive service.
PRISONERS or WAR SENT IN.
-Four prisoner, " war were sent in today by
Gen. siekle.sProyo,-M arsba; .uotheT from Laurel
Nd, was sent II to-day by Col. Hathaway, lilH
Now-York Regiment, iox guarding the railroad Il,
that point They are charged with aiding Tie kehels
and deferierr 20 escape.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE ny InE POTOMAC Tio-
Tn.La.
The hoilla brought up sixteen pFisnnor- las, even
ing captured willie attempting TO run the blockade
Among them are several prominent Marylanders
who had in their possession over 900 IN gold aud
currency, together with about the Fame amount IN
boots. shoee and o'Ler goods purchased for the
Rebels. From private conversation which was over
heard il il inferred that two Of their number are
/ Rebel officers, and pretty we'll informed with
rcsnec, 70 our military affairs during their brief stay
within the Union lines here and at Baltimore.
CLAIMS ron BouNriEs.
| The Attorney General has decided, the question
having been referred 20 him by the Secretary Of the
Interior that II 10 not tie duty Of the Commissioner
Of Pension. 70 adjudicsie the claims for boulties
under the act Of July 81 1861 and that il not bis
duty TO prescribe foTms for applications, or to furnish
blank forms thereof for bountes under the act. The
inclination Of opinion in the Department Of the Int
ror has hitherto been toward such construction Of
the law, which would authorize the Commissioner OF
Pensiops 20 oonrider aud treat bountes kind Of
pepsiop.. The Treasury Department has taken the
opporite view and under this opinion the Second
Auditor IL new adjudicatng the claims for bouu.
ties, &c.
GEN, MARTISDAlE.
/ Gen. Martndale 10 TO be temporary Military Gov
eruor of Washington.
MOVEMENTS or GEN. WADsWORIH.
! Gen. W.dsworth wen, 30 New-York by the ii
oclock train to-day, and Cen. Msrndals was in.
stalled ar Military Governor. IL Is surmsed that
when Gen. Wadsworth returns he viii 10 immedi'
stely assigned an active COMMAND.
HUMsELLERs' SHOPS BROKEN UP.
The liquor dealers of our city who peTsst in SELL
inc liquor 10 the soldiers gIievousy tormented
to-day BY vsi, in force from the Provost Guard.
About dozen establishments were broken up, aud
their stock ON hand taken Charge of for hospital use.
ADMIRAL rlLEy's SECRETARY
Mr.. Francis e.. 10 am.n Of New-York, late Chiei
Clerk Of the Sanitary Commission, has been ap'
pointed Secretary to Rear-Admirai 1heodorus bAiley
commanding the Eastern Divison OF the Gun
Squadron.
SOLDIERS DISCHARGED.
Discharge papers for geo soldiers were made oat
1t tho Medical Directors office yesterday.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HosPITAL.s
The following sold.c.a nave died In the hospitals
here since our last publications
VIM c. spsuldinG G. NV Marion C.rboush' D. wv
P,nI Ra'V 49, S SS.s e S.dss
siin.1 psistt Leonard Brook, b, vs.. Ct
VIM hswls,, X, IsN.Y. y.B Vase b, IN ny;
Husa.s H.rsd, sr B,IsN.Y. John Hsrsnd, Z, iolS
Chs, T. Hayes G. IsPenn The, keIno'SG.' INV
J. y. Hoffman. IA, u Penn " H. Lhn' W. q" -
L. q. Capmings, 8 Me BAT
To b. Associated P~,a
WAsmssros Tharsesy. New. 10 1862
pAYmASTER ~ TllE MARINE CORPS.
Cant John G. Casb has been appointed Paymasff
10 the Marine Corp. in place Of Major Russell
deceased.
NAVAL ORDERe.
Acting Assistant Psymss'sr Henry y. hooserpun
hss been ordered 10 tho steamer Daylight.
COLLECTION OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
a.o,os pubb Of kcsNngyiIle hAs been appeinhs