The New York herald., 1862-09-14
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHNoroS Sept. 10, lss:
THE RADICALS OUT THE NEW YORK JAcOBIN CLUB.
The few radicals who here condemn vsLementiy
the ncendiary and revolutionary purposes OF the New
York War Committee. They acknowledge that this -
not the time for partisan organizations. and express
willingness that tho country and the government shall
saved and the Union made whole, before there will be
any opportunity to press upon the administration the
adopting Of their long cherished plans
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM MAJOR GENERAL BANKs.
GENERAL oRpERs-S0. IS.
HaADoUARIxRs, MILITARY DISTRICT OF WAsuiScroS,l
Sept. Is, 1862. J
By order of Major General Banks, commanding The
dcfences Of Washington the order from these headqaar
tors, authorizing civilians to the bridges and
ferries tho Potomac, within this District, Is
termanded Passes will be required heretofore, and
will be granted at these headquarters in cases
necessity only.
BY command Of Brigadier General wADswORTH.
JOHN r. SHERBuRNE, Assistant Adutant General
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander John p Bankhead has been detached from
the Pembna Of the South Atlantic blockadng squadron
ana ordered to the command Of the Monitor No. 1.
Commander Thomas H. Stevens ia relieved from the
command Of the Monitor, and assigned to important
command in Rear Admiral Duponts squadron
Lieutenant Commanding Temple has been ordered to
the Pembina.
COhKECTION OF ABUSES IN THE HOSPITALS.
The phanthropists Of this city organizing move
to correct alleged abuses the hospitals for sick
and wounded soldiers. At meeting Of the different
JEFF associations it was charged that the patients kept
starvation diet and phlanthropsts denied ad-
mission to Of the hospitals unless they apply at
certain specified hours 1t proposed to form general
association Of the relief societies regulate the bill of
arc and the general management of the hospitals Soma
of the speakers at the convention night tmated that
the hospital surgeons nhuman and tho hospital stew
ards mercenary. Another Indignation meeting vii. be
held soon, aud some more decisive action taken.
sERvIcEADLE ARMS FOR THE TROOrs.
several regiments have day returned their Austrian
muskcs the armory and received supply of arms Of
the Springfield and Harper's Ferry pattern. The Aus
trsn arm purchased during Secretary Camerons admin
istration, have proved almost worthless.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN IN PERIL.
While coming into tho city from the Soldiers Home TO-
day, President Lincoln's life put In peril by his
horse spirited and powerful animal running away with
him. and nearly throwing him. He succeeded In checking
the OF his steed at the cost of sprained wrist
sERENADE TO GEN. CASEY.
General Casey ccmpmented by Captain Gibson
last evening with sereuade by the band Of the Eleventh
regiment United States Infantry.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE NORTHWEST
Senator Wilkinson, Of Minnesota, arrived here this
evening. is not supposed that his errand hi,he is tho
mboglo, but the Indian outbreak north and west
OF Minnesota.
Mr Mix, Acting Commissioner OF the Indian Bureau, has
been apprchensve from the first sign of Indian hostility,
that there is widespread conspiracy foot looking to
general rising of the Indians avenge fanced wrongs
The demonstration Of the Snake ndians north Of Utah.
favors this idea
ARMS FOR THE NEW REGIMENTS.
Arms have been recently sent in considerable numbers
from the arsenal here Northern Cities for the purpose
Of supplying the new regiments Of volunteers
THE CIVIL BUSINESS AT THE CAPITAL.
Since the retreat Of General Pope all the officers Of the
government have been absorbed In military operations,
and have given little attention to civil business but now
that the grand army of the rebellion is in full retreat A.
fairs returning to their wonted course
CONDITION OF THE REBEL PRISONERS.
The contrast between the rebel prisoners marched
through Streets covered with rags and Gh and the
well clad soldiers Of the Union army passing at the same
time been the subject Of much comment here. The
condition OF these prisoners confirms all that has been
said in regard TO the desttuton Of the rebel army
ARRIVAL OF UNION PRISONERS.
Six hundred and ten released Union prisoners arrived
here Wednesday night direct from Richmond Fortress