New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18
RuMoHEO PROMOTION OF COL. CoAcoaAN
TIE REBEL LOSSES At CEDAR MOUNTAIN.
General Muster Of Troops in the Army.
AbSenteeS to be Set Down as DeSerters.
WAsHIsGros, Ang. IL, 1862.
MORE REBEL INHUMANIrY.

over deadbouse. and that all the other officers cap
tured from Gen. Pops's command are shamefully and
tyrannically treated.
PROMOTION OF t0L. cORCORAN.
II is r,rnored that Col. Corcoran is to be made Q
Brigadier tomorrow.
ARMY MEDICAL ORDERS.
Assistant Surgeon ii. g. Saith OF Waterloo, N.
Y, has been placed in charge OF the Old Capitol
Prison Hospital, in place of Brigade Surgeon Stew
arc. who is ordered to report to Gen. Burnside.
Surgeon George S. Suckley has been ordered to
he charge of Fslls Church Hospital, ia place Of Dr.
Armstrong, returned to his regiment.
THE REBEL LOSSES AT CEDAR MOUNTAIN.
Col Fuller Of the lO5th New-York is nere to-day.
The Colonel, after tie battle beyond Cupeppsr,
minged freely with the Confederate officers, under
the protection of the Rebel flag OF truce and says
the Rebel oiicers admitted great losses from the
effects Of our artillery. They admit loss heavier
than ours, and ray the came discharge from our
artillery which killed Gen. Winder, also killed four
commissioned officers
MUSTER OF TROOPS.
Tomorrow there liz to be e muster Of all Tire
soldiers in each regiment of the Union service The
abeptees i'll be Marked and lists OF the same will
be made ont by tue commander OF each regiment.
Within forty-eight hour after the muster, ole coy
If the names Of absent soldiers will be sent TO AGju
tan,-Ceneral Townsend, one 10 the commander OF
the corps. and one TO be retained by the colonel
commanding the regiment. The patients will aho
be mnstered throughout oil the dfferen' Government
bo.ptals. and all enlisted men and officers absent
from their regiments tomorrow without leave, and
who are not accounted for in the hospitals, viii DO
I o.. oh
The sherilrs in the different counties throughout
the States will be notified Of the names aud adj
dresses Of these deserters who, If they do not ne
turn before the 18th, or account for themselves
through the certificate of a surgeon will be arrested
and brought TO their regmen,s, and pay enough Will
be kept back from their monthly advances TO deffay
the exu.nse o: sIresting them and returning them 70
tLeir regi ments.
ADvICEs FROM ABROAD.
(,ur adyices from abroad are said TO be omirous.
Foreign correspondents Ray the cestiny OF the
American Union is talked of with less conhdeneeby
1.-THE liberal party than at any former PERIOD In
England our mo.t ardent friends despair of our sue
cess. We are on the edge of volcano, and nothing
eu, all overwhelming victory, OF proclamation Of
universal emancipation, will continue TO bold tue
public opinion OF Europe.
THuRLOw WEED GOING ABROAD.
i Thurlow Weed ssils for Europe, on important
service FOR the Government, next week.
BLACK SOLDIERS IN THE REVOLUTION.
| There is a strong desire here 10 read the paper Of
I Mr. Geo. Lvernore, member of the MASSACHUSETTS,
uistorieal Society communicated on Thursday, %
the employment OF blacks during tue Americas
Revolution. l. IL understood 10 be very complete
\ and elaborate treatment OF the subject, and was
\ moved TO be printed by tie Hon. Edward Everett.
I THE FEELING II EUROPE.
We have good autbor.,y for stating thai Mr, Fy,
our Minister to Switzerland paid Wa. TO this
eoontry for the express purpose of informing tas
Y pre.s.u, sbont the feeling in Europe, aud % plead
for polcv Of emsncp aton az tie only way to saVe
! public opinion from gong -.-.--. Up among 'a'
lovafa "t Liberty AID ja-tice in foreign coaairies.
/ BooK FOR DisTiLLyRs AND BREWERS.
Il The Commissioner of internal Revenue has pre-
pared form of book, to lie kept BY dis'illers ana
brewers which will be furnished 10 parties ia!er'
estcd upon sppiicalion.
RECEPTION or co.'s. CoICORAN, WILCOX AND
OTHERS.
! !ro's Corcoian ard WILCOX, Lieu, Col Bowman
and q. fpE aiilHtu Ltlt Niil>
.,..,,,r Henry Burden. accompanied by Adj, Gen.
Thomas. This afternoon while Col. Corcoran and
his friend. rere ~ cinner, regiment marched 10
and halted at his quaries. The band having plsysd
an ,f Of wei oue cheers were given, and also c'ls
tor III. appearance, both by tie military anu tho
large crowd of civilians.
Col. Corcoran. ia response, expressed bis arutn
wish that he wicked rebellion should bee speedily
crn,hed New-lork and Pennsyl vsnia, III iaa su
TN states must Vie To put down the traitors. for
hin elf lie Was ready 10 seize In his haAd Fl he' 10
sSotd or the mus e,, prepared De once to tste 20
-i.iun 10 sa,e ms county. lie WOnIl no. ihHusei1
lengthy remark at tbs time. He rinpiy apecarea
to bow hia Acknowledgements, but he wouid 500
take au opportunity 10 ray lew words 10 us ie1'
L,v.e,iix,is lie thanked the officers and men te,
tore hlu for this kindly greeting. Nothing hsa
DOM ~ heart 80 much good as 10 Lear tuese 0Hoe'
/ c>r,otir, The cheers which be heard Wien ms.
ncr' ~ he Union celebration IN the snclert own"
I salisbury, North Carollla, on Tie fth oi 7"! '"
The Colonel of the regiment btieiy anj AppoPn
ately res pouded, when the military resumed lheh
march and Col Corcoran retired auld enthusiasts
cheers. magnificent reception is to he gwen"
| the officers frst named, tomorrow evening" In.
! Hon. Aired Ey, now in Washington, on on,'.'
business tie old friend and ielow-Pisoner Oh 'o'
Corcolan aud the other officers has been se'''''
make the welcome speech. Coils. Corcor'a aA1
Wilcox viii respond TO Mr. Ely. Senators To- :,
ot New-York, Chandler of Michigan, and suu'n,' y
Massachusetts, now here, expected 10 sV''-
welcome TO the distinguished prisoners 49,.
The Old 18th Regiment, formerly under e'n" >,
of Col. Corcoran are ordered up to WaShinS''"'
be present at the reception This AFTERNOON Ia
even,n, the room OF Col. Corcoran was sro"''
| with friends
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