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

ditcnarge, the fate OF eight out OF ton OF whom 10
believed TO have been caused by inlemperance.
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
An effort will be made TO call up the Bankrupt
bill on Tuesday in the Senate. lis friends con-
ident of it's passage this session, Notwithstanding
the general disposition in favor Of early adjourn
ment.
VISIT or THE SOLDIERS or 1912 10 THE
PRESIDENT.
On tie morning of the ith the Association Of the
Surviving Soldiers Of tho War Of 1912, under the
Leadership of Col. W. p. Young proceeded, ss has
been their custom for several years past. TO the
presidenls mansion FOR the purpose Of paying their
respects to The Chief Magistrate. Arriving at the
White House, and being formed III position, Col. W.
W Seaton. President o. the Association, and Editor
of TIE National Iafellgeacer. was formally intro
duced to the President when he addressed him as
follows:
Ma PRzuDgvT: The Annexation OF The Survivor. Of tie
War Of l8i2 according their custom up
20 pay their respects 70 ibe Chief Magnt' o. ~ National
Auuifer'o T. Ahoufh tme has very much hirucd thf'-
numbers and We lsc Of the extreme occupation Of your
tine OF this crisis they were unwilling to miemii 1t even
now under the trying circumstances OF TIE country 4LeY
have therefore Rp eaougu Of your time
ply 20 wish yon sod speed, ia discuarrg tho great tru'.
wlch dcvoes upon Nou ~ 1i' 5oo~! aga Psnous % MOO
q country They especially instructed TO cypress to
yol their personal and public respect and approval o. YOU
coqF-e under ,hese tIyi's instances, "hch ~ ty
add freely aud sincerely, my In eonclusoa alo.
wish you for these able God speed through
y0ur ss peece the county and the rsloaion " Tie
Union ard tire Contribution.
Tic President responded as follows
Nm PERsfpHNT AID GFNTaEr2s. fn indeed slsy ersie.
g thi- courier slh y9a 9'ye t6oush' nj 70 eterd ne
ceedosy tbat the continual AID intense Of
a.etou IT, oherma .tes las not permit 20 le t. de'oe
thought tie manner in which should receive
have Ir.y speech. or any 0itti 5e OF speecl,
prepared with which TO entertain you .or single moment.
an indeed grounded Is the whole count }, by He ny
jig ctclnilauces grateful FOR th, sppoba!ion
which g.ge wha. have done aud grateful ior the
that although fr advanced in he asmaDy you are you
u T. misfortune to behold 1hsnAilg you f. tie
Fpolt wli you 'ni i-inrai tYe t" u pena- % '-
The Vce-Presidents Of the Association Col. VII
I4us and Gen. St. John b. l.. Skinner were then
introduced to be Excelleucy and aferward each Of
tie member Of the association.
wAsaNoTos. s.rrd,y july .. 1892.
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
The steamers Louisiana and Vanderbilt arrived
Yesterday. bringing 300 wounded and sicA soldiers
from James River Ambulances were employed i'll
lstc hour last night conveying diem to the var.ous
Hospitals IN Washington and vicinity. Many were
able % walk 10 aud from Che aubulauce5. Der citi-
zens readily assisted in the work ofremoval. These
paeu,s are the recipients Of good care aud kind a.
teutiou., sad the Idle, have entered into the hu-
mqne service.
Tie following Iist Of patients bas been received
from The Hylca Hospital TIE casualties aie not
stated:
Ber-sfd Das,p 81 Ee,.Yosk. John Ls-t i'h NewYorEi
John Efardou Iih T. : pfanfry Andrew Lindcr "A hew-
fofsi lil.sm Wake 20 l. > li.ify y i.ien r. Drele
~ h,iS " mem pa t'i" Ia "a ~ rst GO
jaime. g. Tlolpson % Ia Reserve Colps; lant C. Ben
low. 2,h L. : Infantry; Andrew Dcran 81 Masalcar.cs
Infantry; Jsne, Warden. "a hc%Jelssy; Nm' hoyie'
10th Nov orb lfl WHICH IN ny .u.Tp.lie a. ~
H. Euiy. anpa kese5ve Coips M Cory 'ih Maine, ID"
May. ll,h q :. Infantry.
The following sick and wounded connie .oned
officers were brought bithcr Yesterday afternoon by
the steamer Commodore:
As.i,sn, Surgeon George B. rodi l2th n !: ele,k a1d
Pescon ileinzelinan'. stat. debility Lien r. = far.s
I0lst ~ arm; Assistant Slfsco4 a H. Lutuetwaut 1fh
Gardrer. z7.h n. y. sict Col J. u. Revere m E Y
casualty not reported Msj j. = Drummond lee Conn de-
b.ltv: ap T. ". Act IT, Is Mich mech; Lieut.. Col D. ?
Dunlap 3nh New Ok Theln'at.n, Col Paul Franz.
J2d Ncw-Yofk, Theunst.a. III oerirt p McGln:hAl.
Penn 5,in.nry; Lieut. ) 4 GORDON 80 neh. shoulder
Ma H. smh Il "a. aei.g p'a "e, q l,
ity; Lieut.. 81 Fefn blHs' deputy hcut. T.. =. 90.
dict Sc Pa rleuinstin L.ut osen =, "a. f,e. no..
CEs. Hutcibon, L. S. !. ihoums.i,la, Lieut. ; Pierce
Portefs Division debility; Cap, C Rice. n II 0ysP.
.,e~ cat. vri,,; Gspt " d Boasi.h Pa am;
Lieut. j. Larless r. L. arm, Lieut. Col Shepisry, IL N
GENERAL TRRMosT's STAFF.
The special order, dated the 1T July, dischargng
the staff Of Major-General Fremont, is suspended
unit, further orders This fact is officially proclaimed
by the War Department.
PATRIOTISM OF DISABLED SOLDIERS
large number of ,he inyalda, heretofore brought
to Washington, are convalescenf The mortality Is
small Tie desire il widespread among the Thousands
of patients in this city TO speedily recover and reon
their respective regiments They express the utmost
confidence in, and the strongest attachment to- al!
the general officers of the Army Of the Potomac.
They are a. patient in suffering as they were heroic
in the field.
BRIG. zen. PRINCE.
Brig. Gen. Prince United StstcsVounteers, 10 re-
leased from duty with The Army OF Virginia, and
will report to Msor-Gen. Mcclellan.
GRADUATING ARTILLERY OFFICERS CALLED
INTO SERVICE.
The artillery officers Of the graduating class from
West Point, excepting those retained for the sum
mer on duty at the Military Academy, will repair
without delay to the headquarters Of the Army OF
the Potomac and report to Msjor-Gen. Mcclellan.
Brig. Gen. Sturgs ia ordered to report TO Major
Gen. Pope.
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
The Navy Department has been officially informed
that on the 18th ut Lieut.. Comdg Howell, in the
gunboat Tahoma, accompanied by Lieut.. Comdg
English, ia the Somerset, crossed tho bar of ST.
Mark River aud drove out a company Of Rebel ar
tiery with four or FIVE field pieces, from fort pear
the IinLi..1.c al .rYard lauh.nn aud klrllng lha