The New York herald., 1862-09-19
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept, IS, 1862.
MOVEMENTS OF REBELS m rfE SHENANDOAH VAL
LEY.
Paroled prisoners from Richmond say that troops
tnue arrive there from the South but thence
fast possible. This is corroborated from other
leaving doubt Of the fact that tho rebels
concentrating large force the Shenandoah Valley,
with central military depot at Winchester, which is
strongly fortified.
THE UNION WOUNDED AT CULpErPER.
3 Acting Assistant Surgeon A. L. Carothers who was
taken prisoner while attending 10 his duties with our
wounded at Culpepper Court House on the 10th ut
reached this city, having been released Sunday last.
He gives q deporsbe account Of the condition Of
our wounded men, and states that the prisoners
are dying at tho rate OF fifteen per day. OF scurvy
The following surgeons were e u charge Of the hospitals
at Cupspper where The time Dr.. Carothers left there
were about hundred and twenty five wounded men -
DR.. Hemer Brigade Surgeon; DR.. coover, Forty sixth
Pennsylvania regiment; Dr. Day, Tenth Msinc; Dr.
Wooden. Twenty-soventh Indiana; DR.. Biasll, Fifth Con
neccut; Dr. Osborne and A. A. seugore United states
Army Dr. Carohers rsitsrates the reports that the
prisoners Of General Popes army win DO released this
week
THE ARMY
Brgader General D. Tyler has been ordered TO report
to Major General Wright, at Cincinnati.
General Nelson Taylor is oTdere< TO report TO General
Mcclellan.
COLONEL VAN wycK's TENTH LEGIoS-oFFIcERs
DISMISSED FROM TUE SERVICE.
The following named officers have been stricken from
rolls OF the army for absenng themselves without
authority Lieutenant Colonel Jourdan: Major ia.
cob Sharp Captain Thomas s. Marvel First Lieutenant
T. 3. Pope First Lieutenant h. A. ste Second Leuten-
ant p. r. Steele; QiarterInastcr John &. Gerard.
All the foregoing officers belong 10 the fiftysxth reg
ment Now York Volunteers, known as tho Tenth Legion
commanded by Col. &. II. Van wyck
BY direction OF the President Of tho United States tho
following officers dsm ssed the servicofrst Lieu
tenant VIM j. Goodwin, Tenth United states nfalry 10
take effect September 49, ls62 surgeon Lyman H. stone,
United States Army Additional Pewnss,er II. 3. Cats.
mer, United States Volunteers; Military storesecpsr
Charles Weston, Ordnance Department
Is orderad by tho ww Department that Medical Pur.
vsyors be required give bonds in tho OF 600
AccrpHHr TO A RECRUIT OF THE BxooKLvS FOUR
TEBsTH.
James Riley fell from the cars laet evening, while
aghtng with squad Of recruits for the Brooklyn Four
'teenth regiment breaking his leg He taken the
Trinity Hospital.
RBLYAsB OF PRISONERS.
Dr. Antoine c. Camp, Arrested by tho Provost Marshal
Sin weeks since been released condition that he
win leave the country in ten days. He s sparard
FIX Buxton and J. A. Kirby have beeu released from
tho old Capitol prison. condon that they reside north
Of New York city during the war.
Major shorburne, of General wadsworths stsG exam.
ined number Of state prisoners in the old Capitol pre-
puratory lnal decision In theE Abort dozen
prisoners Of will bo released upon taking the oath o.
allegiance They were mostly residents OF New Orleans
and intelligent men.
CHARGES AGAINST THE MANAGERS or JUDICIARY
sQUARK HOSPITAL.
Medical Inspector Muzzy, who was directed to investi
gate the charges preferred by the President Of the Mch
gan soldiers Relief Association against management
Of Judiciary Square Hospital has made report CONFIRM
ing the allegations that the patients we're scsnty and
improper y fcd, but acquittng the officers Of enjoying
luxurious table at the expense Of the msspprspaatisn OF
the articles donated by kndhearted ladies' Another in
vestigat ion has been ordered.
ORDER FROM THE SURGEON GENERAL.
The following order Of the Surgeon General intended