New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

and extend The ,ecrultiog ground t. oil the
Laval States, md the, would mar,h 70 tho cent
Of war in two moo;hs with corps darnce
behind them hundred thousand strong n
men. two hundred Thousand strong IN srr.t'
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We publish this morning correspondence
between the National War Committee of this
CITY and the War Department in regard to The
turn of our militia regiments who Went ouf
for three months service. The Committee IN
form Secretary Stanton that they believe all
these regiments Will gladly re.urn to the seal
Of war, ani promise 10 pay al extra expense
to send them there Secretary Stanton refers
he communication to Gen. Ila.lech; Gen. Hal
leck repes By saving "the New-York militia
regiments were requested to remein when ine
danger was more imminent than nc present.
out declined 10 do 80. Under these crcum-
stance. tley VIII not be recalled What Is
meauf bv refuspl To remain when danger was
more imminent we do not know; but we md
Il difficult to credit the assertion that any New
York regiment has purposely refused TO remain
nl agy time when their services were essential
to tae Nation. Ga behalf OF the gallant oJ'n'
so are requested to state that the assertion
IF Alai.-Gru. Ilal.eck has no foundation
whaf.vrr--they asked tho privilege Of
remaining but were told that they were NOT
wanted. Wv cannot believe that Gen. Hal
lcch Intentionally casts this damaging SUR upon
the Militia Of Ncw-Yorh, the men Who were
atnooe the fret IN the field for the defense oi
the CAPITAL last year, and whose herolnn 81
HnU Eln aud On otaer bat,.e-Geids has reflect
ed the fiehe., honor nPon them. One 'ac' Us
certain. irr dispatch o, cen. i.al.'ck ni' ere
a-.a q feeling of bitterness that cannot soon
nor e,.ily be- a.h,el. / TIE threc-mon'La
mon lr,n This Sat, are not now ln the field,
!, il. co-rai.iv no fault %. theirs, for IL VS.
orly necessary to SIX item to 20 there. W.
know that between tNo and three Annoreu Oh
n, Srrenth's men are tnis moment seekn2
places in new regiments, 20 get into ac,'re
service, bcforc they have been ~ home l. "etf.
and we presume this il equally irHc OF tho
other regiments. We cannot but believe tAai
there il some Misunderstanding Ia thi' matter,
for the stigma thus affixed TO New OK sol
ders is as il.tm'd rs It Is UNJUST.
yr-rl-sess --u-s-,.v-sr.lss
Mai..Gen. Butler SAYS great many GOOD
things. aud occn-ionaliy does one. aud the good
thugs which hr says ard docs ARE usually sad
and done IN manner peculiar TO b'.j. /.
Butler. 1t viii be remembered tlat be- made
the happy discovery. While IA command "a
Fortress Monroe, that fugitive bonamcn arc
" contraband" OF war--a discovery which The
country seemed Ia regard * tue tune "a
one ol extraordinary importance, and likely to
lead t. the solution OF II very troublesome
oies,ion. Whether tins was matter Of SO
much importance as the public attribute to IT,
may be dcubted. perhaps. bat there can be no
doubt that toe General has made forward
movement" on tue veAcd negro question 70
Which all t,uly losal men viii respond, VIZ: in
,ittlr into the younteer service of tue United
States the Native Guards (coiored) First d.
vision ol tho Militia OF louisiana AZ
th,. organization was duly aud legally
enrolled as pa.t OF the militia OF the
State. its officers beng commissioned by
the Rebel Governor, Thcs. o. Moore, as late as
MAY last il viii be difficult for even Our Sc
ce-s.oo ,ympathizers to nud fault with 1t. And
a. the proceeding Is suhiec, to the approval
of the PRESIDENT of the United states, 1t may
assist President Lincoln in coming to con-
clas,on or d policy as 10 whether peEshlag
nation viii accept the preferred aid Of loyal
black uen. Gen. Buffers order, which * to
tle'point, WI be found on another page
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About the TINS OF She sailing OF the sieamer
Yesterday u dispatch Was received IN tuIs city
Ia the agent Of the Associated Press stating It
as 4 positive fact that Sionewali jackson was
marching on Baltimore with Forty Thousand
men. IA the telegraphic wires are under the
control of the Government, and NJ all DIS
matches 10 the Associated Press are considered,
! therefore, to have seml-oiliclal character,
this dispatch was, no doubt, sent abroad as an
authorized statement Of the elimination q. the
events of the last fortnight What lis eilejt
VIII BE- on our foreign relations remains 10 be
seen. This tine, az least, there Is no question
rs 20 who is responsible for "A statement which
may possibly prove mlsehieyoa' one.
/ Notwithstanding tho seai-oiliclal character oil
/ tn intelligence, We declined to publish 1t n
our evening editions. We did not, IN ihe
first place, believe 1t could possibly be true;
and an the second, it seemed wiser u wall
for confirmation of so startling statement,
70, t,cuarly ON tho owe of the departure OF d
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