New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-07

Virginia rated his capacity very highly. Ii is sup
POSED that the force with which Price attacked Rose-
Grams at Corinth was not lees than 30 900.
MOTHER REBEL EVACUATION PRoPHEsrEp.
Prominent WashiDg'oriHns. If ReL4i sifnites
who are usually well informed touching TIE pur-
poses Of the Rebel Gsnerals. prophesy that when
our army reaches Winchester IL will find tho nes,
wsrm DO: the birds all flown, as at Manassas
Corinih and Yorktown.
SILENCE or GEN. BUELL..
Gen. Buell. has not been heard from for two days.
His last telegram affirmed that be on the eve Of
battle that he expected to fight tie next morning.
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
The country has yet TO hear Of one resignation in
tic army in consequence or under the excuse OF the
Presidents Proclamation OF Freedom On the con-
usry, several Of our Generals belonging to that
class whose resignation mCst loudly threatened,
have declared that 1t was time for tho President TO
give Slavery its death blow.
RESPITE FOR TIE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY.
Assistant Secretary Harrington las gone East in
search Of rest and health. llo will be away for two
or three weeks
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.
The following deaths have occurred in the Wash.
ington hospitals since our last publication;
JNLoyton. in.tr 8 US. Cav. John weeh z, 2. Conn.
I. Den1sll, II 10 N 70 T., IL I Bsste IL SiP.
Henry c ns D. 6cvy B Lasrs ss p.
Henry rsPBlassI PIN s,;. loan z Murphy srs
RESIGNATION OF PENNSYLVANIA OFFICERS.
On account Of the immense losses Of the sith and
10th Pennsylvania Regiments, at previous to the
battle Of Aniieiam, rendering their numbers very
small the following officers have felt II their duty TO
reign in order to help the Gauss where they can do
20 more efficiently:
Capt. Flick, G. Morrow, Lieut.. Gwin Capt.
Kirby, and Capt. Ingram, Of the Sl!h; Capt.
McNeigt, Capt Chade, Capt. Holiday, aud Capt.
lO6lh.
ARREST OF A roRGER.
John Treber, or No. ~ Pennsylvania avenue, was
arrested to-day for forging certificates Of payment.
He was sent to the Jail.
GEN. sIGELs REQUEST TO BE RELIEVED.
No decisive action has yet been taken by the Gov
eminent with respect 10 Gen. Sgel's letters sesng
to be relieved from his present command but there
is reason to believe that the matter is under con-
ridcrlton. One report is that Gen. Sgcl will DO
given the command Of troops destined " operate in
Western Virginia, another that lie viii 10 shelved
like Gcn. Fremont, and the Germans be propitiated
by tho promotion Of another officer of German
lineage.
REPORTS OF SCOUTS TO CULPIPPER COURT.
HOUSE.
Scouts returned from the vicinity of Culpcpper
Court House, only bring confirmation of the previous
reports as to tho Dispersion Of tho Rebel forces at
that place, and Of the recent movement Of wagon
trains to Staunton, and of cattle to Mount Jackson
THE AMBULANCE CORPS PROPOSITION.
Gov. Andrew Is urging upon the Government the
importance Of organizing ambulance corTs, AMI OF
making arrangements for the Transportation Of sick
and wounded soldiers 10 thoir respective States. lie
meets with encouraging words, which have not,
however, as yet, taken the shapo Of aets or ORDERS
TIE EVACUATION OF MARYLAND mGIITs.
The military court bus Col. Ford in hand to-day,
but as tho proceedings arc private, little can be
CLEANED Of results till the vail 10 removed probably
not until next week.