New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

The following additional regulations ior tuo eni""'
mept for draft of the militia we're issued to-day:
Ordered EsiM That filing all acquisitions for niliaa
the quotas several States will be spporiooed ~ tos
Governors smoos the several counties and ~he1 pac'o.'
anon, the sub divisions Of counties that allowance shan
b. made to such counties aud Subdivisions Of couoes for al
volunteers heretofore furnished by them and mustered iut2
the service United States and whose stipulated term
service ,hall net have expired
EDwIN NJ STANTON. Secretary Of Wan.
ARREST OF TRAITORS.
Arrests Of Inhabitants Of BadeDsburg were made
this morning by detachment OF the Provost Quart.
The persons arrested were charged with aiding ana
abet ing the rebellion. Badensburg has been ned
Of Secessioaiss but it looks us if it were to b
| broken up.
MINISTER TO ROME.
The Hon. Rich'd NJ. Bla,coford was, this afternoon.
appointed Minister Re.iden, TO Rome, in place Of ex-
GOV. Rasda, who, like Mr. Clay, asked to be re-
col ed that he might enter the army.
COLLISION on TIE POTOMAC-LOss OF LIFE.
To-day, about o'clock two vessels in the employ
Of the Government the George Peabody and West
, Point came into collision near Aqnia Greek. causing
The Tors of the lives OF nearly 50 convaescont sodiers
on board the former, sinking the George Peabody,
and considerably damaging the other vessel.
CORRECTION.
Our rouort tha, the SANITARY Commission had been
dis en,ed with aud is effects turned over to the
Medical De partment, WAS made on bad aud prfju-
cjced authority. We learned a, the Sgrgeon.Gen.
erals that the boat,, all sources OF transportation
and floating hospitals had been turned over 10 '"e
War Department. A Regular Army surgeon re-
ported 10 us rs true the offensive portion OF our dis
patch, namely that the Commission hal been taooed
10 us ess and irresponsible by the Government.
We make tals correction TO the Prasewcrthy clhcers
If the Commission very cheerfui'y.
MOVEMENTS OF COL. MKEAN.
| Colonel J. Il. Mexican, Congressman from Sera.
toga, left Washington THIS morning for McClellans
army.
ICE FOR THE ARMY HOSPITALS.
A schooner loaded with ice is sent of every day
by the Government 70 the hospitals IN Gen. McClel-
ians division.
SITE FOR A GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL.
DIR. Coolidge, U. S. A., has returned having bern
d,pa,ched to find site for government Hospitals
among the islands of the Chesapeake. He visited
Islands Holland, Smith, Marsh, Tangier, Long. aud
Budsgorth. but failed to iind convenient ste On
account Of the shallow water.
REBEL SOLDIERS DENORALIZsD.
| 4 Confederate prsoner, taken IN the late tastle
beyond Culpepper, belonging TO the Dist Virginia
Re iinent, says when lac enlisted the regiment num-
b,red 900 effective men. but after dgtng under
jackson At Winchester and Port Republic, they bad
only 800 men 10 return Richmond. He says tho
| regiment was much demorailZed. and thinks H u
now di,banded. The prisoners taken have lao desire
for parole but desire TO 30 away quietly not wish
ms to fight any aore.
Personal RENCOukTER.
Qn,e a fur,y occurred IN the ieadipg-room OF
Wizards Hotel this mornn9. citizen of New
Jew-Jersey was oriticisng The campaign Of Gen.
Mcclellan. A young Pro-Slavery captain Of tho
reyu ar army, just sitor denouncng Gen. Banks,
POM ousy denied the right Of civilians 10 criticize
Mcclellan. TIE New.Jerseymau said the suostsn-
rial uen, who pay The taxes, had right to say,
and he, Tor one, would say, what he pleased Of any
officer; wbeIeupon the captain called him Cow.
ard" a strel gle eusuod when the officer, soundly
castigated withdrew Inundated and chagrined ss
the lesson be bad learned
! THE POSTAGE CURRENCY.
Orders for postage currency continue TO be sent TO
the Treasury Department. This should not be.
Tne Treasury Department will furnish the depoSi-
ares with the new currency, but will not fill lndi'
VI dua orders. Mr.. Cisco Will i'll all orders 10 the
vicinity of New-York. The postage currency may
be expected the latter part OF next week.
RETURN or GOV. sPRAGUE.
Gov. Sprapue has returned from short witt to
Burnsdes command, and Is at Willard TINS e'e'''
ing, ur,yel-stained, but looking well.
| GEN. CLAY TO BE SENT INTO THE FIELD.
II II, umoured tonight that the President will not
r,r,ut Cassius NJ. Clay 10 resign his MajoF-Geaer'i'
uulu
sissipp -
| ROOM PoR THE COMING TROOPS.
| p.csor. owning farms the outskirts IF WASH
ington. have been notlh d by the 'o'erhmcn1 ="
,ath,r their crops ~ as make for the troops
that are expected here.
nm REPORTED MOVEMENT OF MCCLELLAN.
Secretary Seward stated positively, last night that
the stories about McCloilus leaving the Peninsula
were utterly untrue.
rHr TREASURY SMALL NOTES.
The delivery OF Treasury Notes of the denomIlA'
sous Of ono and TWO dollars viii DO commerccd o.
Tuesday next, though in small quantities.
| INTERNAL REVENUE BONDS.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has made
the following appointments for tho State oil D''a.
ware, under the Tax Law: John T. Mel'ear' o'
Wilmington, Assessor, and G.. IL. Is. Day, OF Dover'
Collector.
DISMISSED FROM SERVICE.
|, Nv direction of the President, Major f. d. LAW
renee. 6ls, Regiment N. Y. Volunteers !" d's'n'sc"
from tho service. wv
I,eu,. John @. Kearncy, 5jth Regiment n. 4.
yolnu.ers for r,sobsdience Of orders, hss been a.
missed the service.
CAsHIERED.
T., oordo,cs with the sentence ola Cour.MMtial