New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

TIE IMPORTANCE OF OCCUPYING SrASr TEN
NEsSEE.
Judge Lane of Northern Alabama, who cam
North with Gen. Buells army, is here. He urges
ne do all who live in that section OF the country
the Importance of taking possession Of East Tennes
sse, and holding it against all Rebel corners. II
SAYS that if our lines extended TO the whole so1ther
boundary of Tennessee, the Rebel army of the Yves
would be entirely unable TO support itself. Speak
me- from a thorough knowledge of the nature of tn
country south of that line he says that is ncaGsb
Of producing the requisite supplies. lie consider
the recent movements northward of the Rebel armie
to be, in the main, great foragiDg expeditions il
search of bread and meat.
FEMALE REBELS.
The female Rebels Of Washington are to suffer
Gen. Wadsworth viii soon issue an order requiring
those Of the Rebel prisoners in hospital here who cal
safely be moved to be taken to the old Capitol
Prison, and confined there in hospital by them
selves. After ibis order is carried into effect they
cannot bat be in grea. measure deprived Of the
eompanionship of their lady friends, as well as Of
the numerous luxuries upon which they have been
fessted by them.
TIE CARE BESTOWED UPON REBEL PRISON
Frs.
II is not unusual to in a hospital two or three
Rebel prisoners among two or three hundred sick
Union soldiers, enjoying cskes grapes, wines, and
all the Injuries that money or affection can CON-
maud, while our Union sick are enjoying nothing
better than common hospital fare.
THE COMMAND OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
DEPARTMENT.
The Commander-in. Chief OF the Union arnies in
~ Noll loa ~ eo1ao
Among those who are talked of for this position
besi5es Gens Hunter and Heutzenan is Gen.
Hooker, whose appointment is urged by several
Western Governors. Gen. Buell. has 10 friends.
TIE DISCHARGE OF DISABLED SOLDIERS.
Complaints come to us from the hospitals Of great
delay in the matter Of discharging men whose dis
ability is established. Men are not uDfrequently
obliged 70 lie in hospitals for months and to die there
because Of delay at the Crcumlocution Office in TAX
ing The necessary formGlties to enable them to 20
home and spend their last moments among their
friends.
REVIEW OF TUE ONE HUNDRETH AND FORTY
FIFTH HEw-YORK.
The I45th Regiment New.YoIk was reviewed by
the Presdent this afternoon at the White House.
II made fine appearance.
ARREST or spy.
Erchibald Sherwood. al undoubted spy, WIS az
Iesed today Falls Church, in the act of carrying
mail from Washington to Richmond. He was
cent TO the Old Capitol; but being aware Of the
immunity from punishment which Rebel spies enjoy
in our hands did not exhibit any apprehension Of
the gibbeL
SMUGGLING.
Smuggling between Lower Maryland and Viz
ginis las risen 10 the dignity Of system 1t il car
NED ON with 10 much method as TO suggest the
probable existence Of sn organization. During the
last three days no less than six rowboats have been
captured on thelr way across tho Potomac loaded
witt contrabaDd freight, most Of them between
Charles and st, Georges Counties.
Hundreds Of csTgOes no doubt escape. A few
whoie-oIe examples ought to be made Of these fel-
lows, that should carry terror to all the smuggling
craft Of The Potomac. But those who are captured
are put in tie Old CsDol fora few months or weeks,
and then released on parole. The Treasury Depart
meni lie determined to put stop to tits traffic, if
stringent regulations do It. To procure q clear
sDee at Baltimore tie oath that the voyage il not an
unlawful one must now be taken not only BIZ the
Of the vessel but by the clipper, by tho char
ter, by the captain, by every one, in short who
has any connection in an important capacity with
the voyage.
ARRIVAL or GEN HARVEY.
Gen. Hsrney is here.
NAMES QUOTA OF TROOPS.
1t ID not sIroly true as stated in a dispatch from
Portland, that Maine has filed ler quotts Of troops
under both Gala without drafting. There has been
no general draft throughout the State it ia true, but
10 several towns where ID. number Of volunteers re-
quired lad not presented Themselves draft was
made. In some Of these towns, where large party
was in sympathy with the Rebelios. there was dis.
turbanee, and in one or two cases troop, were called
out to enforce the Governors order.
NAME FOR A NEW RoN-CLAD.
One Of the new iron-clad gunboats lie to be caJed
the Sycamore, from the river on which Sprngeld
ILL.,, ar. Linecln's home, stands
THE DIsLoYALTY OF THE NATIONAL. IsrEIJI.
GESCER.
The next time Tie Natioaal Infey,0eucer ia f,d
from the public table with money adveptjsemspts or
e1clusye Official news it will be pleasant TO reroe,p
Der The series OF sneerng attacks on President Lin.
eon and ma Proclamation Of Freedom, the fourth Of
wpieh appears In Tile Iattligeaeer this morning
ine author OF these articles Is said 10 be emDloyed
ID one Of the departments Of the Government. al a
salary Of 500 year.
PROMOTED.
w. hAupt, formerly commanding the post at
"'iu'" creek, has been made Brigadier. General.
DISLOYAL MAJOR DISMISSED.
MAJOR John Key additional Aide-de. Camp in the
SH'@o States service, WIS dismissed to-day under
l' ''no~lng circumstances; An officer had reported
Nh N.Y. MAJOR Key, in reply 10 the question why
- did not move on the Rebels and crush
~ On the day following the great battle Of Antic
,nI' sad, Because that was not the programme.