New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

xrIic in terms as they should be, and the Prdctce
RECOGNIZED by the Government does not prrmi'
commanders TO exercise mucn discretion. lue
ore. are liberal Interpretations OF the law OF July
N 1862 Geverals are not required to surrender
motives. but they ere directed permit clairantsto
recover their alleged "property,' within ,he lines OF
Inc armies provided the services OF such "poperfy"
arc not required by tho Government--withou
inquiry into the loyalty Of the claimant. WY DO,
d-poe Of the eu isct cOnclu.vely, by req duing all
claimants to establish their loyalty before entertain.
iug their comrlsinte; and upon ealisactory evidence
tiat claimant is not loyal deny lis petition and
appropriaie bis chsitel. The law obviously means
% prohibit tie rendition Of fugitive sl,vce By military
auihoritos. Capt. w. NJ. Wies, Provost. .Marsea'
General Of the Department, is considering War
Department ordevs upon the eubJect, ma, WIN the
aid Of the Gone,sl viii enceavor to dednce the cor
rect principle
one Col. McHcnIy, commanding Kentucky regi-
mcnt, recently cut the Gordian knot With tharp
paragraph. lie directed the members OF his regi'
mcDt 70 surrender ALI fugiive slaves, whether ~
Rebels or Union men," Brave fellow fern"p' Or
dsrs from his sugyriors may reach BIN
Touching Bowling Green. il Is most military, but
there Is stroa. . OF civil, and. may cay, uncivi
/ liie running through 1t. Many Of tho inhaOi'aus
/ remain, and the male portion who are engaged
rade are Prospoiing They are mostly prolessediy
I nion men-some OF item unconditional The a"'
c'yH eticak is feminine. The delicate creatures who
have affuities with the Rebel army are not alwayt
courie0ps Tie wife Of the fugitive provisional
bnt improrideu; Treasurer of kentucky, whose
dwelling is Department Headquarters, temporarily,
resembles refined ady in appearance, but she ordef
ed her property g. pt ScoP ft0 tie &c 'tcT about te
PREMISES 60 provolt the military establishmen; from
using j.. Then she requested permission 10 remove
he carlefs of the room cccnI led by AdJutnnt-Gen
/ GOddnn. GoU RoseCraDs dld not see the prophet
iof i; did NJ ka0w tha IL wGs he duiy TO IhNoi VIC
enemies Of bis county in any way; uAdersi00d ina
Madame Rad eOaped the wGter-and no lady woa'd
.icoh MADAME was supposed TO be indignant, hut
she can { complain 10 her lord, VINO Is away COW
n D3xel Alt,r tie General had expressed himself
hc gave directions for tie removal OF her lazy shP
c0rpete.
Ipcossaut labor during the past season. and more
i particularly within lew days has pulled dow
Gen. Rosecraus considerably. tuesday be was uut
Ifor duty. lie was IN the field from ~ o'clock yes
torIay "Wednesday momlng until oi TINS evenlns
reviewing troops. lie is the most indeiangabl'
worker 1 have seen il tie Army, McC .elian, per
hars, excepted. His staR enula es Tim. IL Is ablJ
orenuzcd. When it ID perfected We may look ut Il
pti-,orialy.
That locomotive which was lar,enated Mouday
evening was found IL miles below here with ths
ines lnut out. The rlsoally engineer was non est
IL il VAN 10 speculate about The future There
ia no enemy within our pnrviev. 1 don't believe
we shall meet any considerable foIce this sidc Of
well don't know Wheeler we shall go TO Chata
iuOoga OF not. VIII DO co. doubtless, II the enemy
Rebels are about TO adopt The long-cLerihed policy
Ct Gen. joe Johnston--fall back Iuto Georgia viii
their armies, draw ours alter them, and altemp tC
repeat their ~ kabominy operation.
square Winsr bi1stered yesterday evening.
.ile aqueous fn.d Was do-ira le Ire cit.y face o
nature bad returned 70 dust. Oar partially protected
troops did not enjoy the raw ch Hing atmosphere auC
penetrating drizze. But tie brave lads meet El
vic.qsialdes Of war uudamtedly. POSTMErCr.
P HKADeUAKTEHs FOCRiRsNTn AMY Cenis,)
LEPsKEHBSr or TnB CUMrErLAND,
D0wLiNG OhKHS, Nov. =, l8l2)
GEsERAL Orders No. II. IS. Anderson, esq.
hereby appointed Military sup nfeudenf 81 Railroads,
De paInclt OF the Cumberiau1 Foa'ieeHt ,fay mp
a0i VIII be obey s.a respected such lie receive
his directly from thcse headquarters y" oberf vii
prosue give ha Uuess IN OF cXtrroi4nary
smtr,ency, AID then ,ecis report mu- br usde 70 ihese
heldlgsTefs oi the Iess0n- Leeior Orders wii be '
i hr movement Of trains brourh him Stict compliance
these orders VIII be essential ior the ,uccss wofklg
Of the rohos. aud fos tho pleV.Eiiug ol Gccldonts
| ~ ooil lGand Of MsJor-Gcn. kosEcRASs
AhfHt {. DUCAT.
Ii.ut. Cot sni Actias Chief OF StsI
Oh.c.sl G. GoDD.HD. aisjor ,ad Act 4 a. q.