New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
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Gen Hsllec, would, without a special assignment,
De subordinate 10 Generals Mcclellan, Fremont,
Banss, O,, Cutler, aud Hunter, all Of whose con-.
Hiss'ous sntedste his.
CIN. Pores ORDER AGAINST SPIES.
The .ereral order Of Gen. Pope, sending ds'cyal
male CT, ,oas South, is the subject Of criticism 10y
.ome qcrfo1, who think thst liz principal effect will
10 20 rcen.orce the Rebel army since the Rebels 81
heg:t who remain within our hIes do so either 70
syoid the cpnscription because they DO not is!l
within - provisions. Many, doubtless, act as spies,
but & +. choice Of evils. Il s regretted that Wash
in4i Jn IL 70; n Gen. Pope's Department, 90 ihat
tbs order coald be executed here.
GIN. POPE CONC 10 THE FIELD.
Gen. goTc iases tie field Tomorrow
NORr ORDERS By gnE PRESIDENT.
Tic Pc dent is preparing. are inloraed. other
FsecGtiye orders, but whether any Of them deal
,gi.b ttc zane subjects as tia, which you publish
this morning $ cot known.
CA>>u ". CLAY EXPECTED HOME.
MaioI-c General Ca.sius M. Clsy IL expected hons
withio : reek.
IkEAiOST AND LANE.
The qussiioD Of assigning new commands 70 Gen.
rreron. apo Gen. lin Lane il under confederation.
SnIIy OF MCLELLAN's ARMY.
a.
I've ady Ses from the Peninsula, entirely safe against
stfscs f7cn any quarter. The fortlncations which
have cen thrown up since the change Of base was
ssected. a-s believed to be strong as are thos.
which e1ciic.e Washington. There lie more TO fear
from tto climate, which is represented to be very
,reryaiur than from I'll tie Rebels in Virginia
ICnsr sSDrR THE sLAyE-ITADE TREATY.
Alone s.. Uphsm of New-Yo rk has been appointed
Judge ouQgr Tie sewarl-Lyone s'aye-Trsie Treaty
at the Care q Good Hope
-rINpfR .lf' \ REGIMENT or cOL0RID MIS-.
4 Committee REPRESENTING the colored men Of lie
District. VII soon visit upon The President FOL the
.1rpo,e o. oec.ing him The services Of "a regiment
,on,rcsca cr Ue-sons Of African descent.
IuM,VITE STRANCLEp BY RID TpF
An Hines regiment, which arrived here week
sso sfel marching 10 Alexandra. and eneanplus ~
lcw prLcaithy place fund Two hundred men
enon ia eek list. In consequence Of como informal
ity "a 10 Dn1.er rolls, the SaTgconNenersl could not
t. convinced that the regiment lad been mustered
into The United States service, although the meu
q1ere here vth 2yns in their hands, and accordingly
lie .eiisod - admit them into tho Hospitals. Aii,r
,day', eEcr,;oa by the Soldiers Relief COMMITTEE
II Illinois. eud ~ several members Of Congress
from lna State, tie Colonel c0imo3ndlng tie post
=, Alexandra was prevailed upon TO permit tie
mg.pout 90 onaage its camp 80 a more healthy loca-
gion ard 10 gve il an eiapy building for hospital.
p9io.AiTY ~ TIE VGCINn VALLEY.
AWes.eln man, who has Il ont ,he Ia. month 10
she Tee Of virginia, ssys that the people there at
al Rob-. s1d that they mus. be subjected 10 the
rsrshcs treatment.
IA. ;iErrlI> ~ A>HBYs CAVALRY.
Dealuncuts Of Asnty'e cavalry are in tie habit
saoo..a citizen. who take Ii. oath Of allegiance,
.n1 othc1 barbs.,.,ls ate rrsciiccd TOO horrible 10
nieut;or rom o;ho7 sources we have confirmation
e the la :.a tie warfare in thc valley 10 growing
score nd ,aore savage daily.
DISMISSAL FROM SERVICE.
Tie f,.lowag army oiiiccrs have been dismissed
sron ttc service in the course OF tic paft weeh:
Charlal Iaion c. Cheney, sb OHIO Vol. Cavalry
macon :. - Bates, iJth Massachusetts Volun,cers
Can. dee. J. Vaus CHAN, c.. Il, lO6th Pennsylvania;
Cant. iliah Hobart, CO. Il, G3i Eew-York; Lieut..
n. pag. 18th Massachusetts; Lent Hamilton
ydn'cfeN SIT New.York; Lieut.. Peter Hogan,
lo. els Pennsylvania; Capt. Emile SotLern' ''tli
Pcrusyi,sais Scse-ye CoTs.
Personal.
Wu. c. I:-yaut o. New-York is hcss.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
A con- 81 Tie ifJJiic 1dscr't'e, Of the ilth ins.
,rocoived. 70 saws, shat among tie population OF
hat Dor .o9 ~ The STATE Of Louisiana. lying above
and ,yss, - Now Orleans, there il noInerc1, cass
yesso1, II mixed descent, ignorant, AMI scarcely
speaa-g or understanding the EDgleb language.
'ho'e e. l0ag we'll he supposed have little feeling III
.emool S. .t.i hose who are fighting III tins var
in-y'o 100 understand tie quarrel, etc. They
-"ud a. s)Cn have Northern god ss Confederate
I4'cfi not lille rather, mater for what Kind
81 sl,.1i aci.ces i might be Inc wages The loss
- Ne"-ofesas WAS at irst regarded az terrible
Bow 70 tns Confederate cause, bot !; has proved
lpt-ui o. the egcaie,t advantages moral aud IA
serial.
" US '',i erect has been 10 s-ous. tie Southern
ses. ile word has gone forth, No more sur.
.scadcis eli aca o., towns except in asiesf Ba,logs
tule aos Intensified Southern haired 4 Yankee rule
We meat g. feit ior our Independence with .uch
rean. q. God and nature have put Into our lends
just e. ,ricrycnton not out Of tho question OF
aopo
Tie AeeesLq C0aHtlttoaDlst ays: "Our GOV
.raaoa, az now in IL hanis several hundred Yam
ksc oficaia scfue Of them Of hga military rank and
h.sb soc,s, position. Now il the opportunity 90 de.
usId ato1euent for the atrocities porpcracd " tho
nisere3nt l:a,,eg at New-Ori,ans. Now IL The time
70 demand Ietfibuton fcs the blood Of The msuyred
aumiord. His death cries to Heaven for ven
gssnce Let s9snty or thirty Of toe Union PRISON