New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19

General at one and another place. have only too
clearly proved the blissfu uncertainty in which our
Generals have been dwelling. Meanwhile, General
sgel has been passed quietly by and left to guard
depots and provisions. When General George b.
Mcclellan came through the Valley to White Plains,
he ordered the troops Of the Eleventh Corps, when
had been guarding Thoroughfare and Horeviile
Cans. forward W New-Baltmore and toward War
renton. Then, General Sigel, who thought some
force Of the Rebels had been ef, behind commenced
scouting asein toward Smokers Gap. There, sure
enough, were found some 1900 Rebels. Their
tickets soon pushed through the Gap. and eAtended
along between tbs mountains. Ga Gen. Burhslde
coming into power, be was surprised 10 learn that
l1hOr0ughiare and HOpeyile CAPS had been aOan-
donod, aud Immediately sent orders TO have these
places recccupled, and also to guard Aide. ms
order was promptly executed, ana we capture %
norton of Bob Whites Cavalry 40 Aide, RS before
lelsQriphod, by Gen. Siahslg advance proved that
he order was not given moment 90 soon.
since then the movements Of the enemy, whether
in LARGE or small force, have Leen carefully watched,
and auy attempt at an advance speedily cheched.
Tho m6notony Of our hives has only been varied by
the brilliant exploit OF Capt. DahlWen al FredeTcka-
burR and an occasional capture by ecouiog parties
a. so1e re.iGcut " With Southern sympatAies,' who
LAs been forU aId 10 tie Old Capitol There - Sc
ouel 20 Capt. Dlblrr,n's expedition winch has not
ia.u written. Ga leaving tledef. cksUul he Iei
non.coum,sionod officer ald two men with q x of
trace 10 tecoyc. the body 81 Bob Gibson, Who was
Killed after capturing the Rebel hag. II has since
been asoeriaiuod that they succeeded in procuring
Gibson'e body, and ALEC the body o. man named
War; n, who mus. nave le-i silica after bong cap
tur.d an he zen saw lin taken prisoner, alive and
laroarenty not wounded The party left Freder-
ieksburg on their way home, bat have not since been
heard FROM 4 il prcmned Tat, having res lecied
the f.g 81 truce 70 far % Tie city was Concerned,
sous az he favagos resOied 10 the woods and iOlk
10 lG.hwhacking 10 atconI iish iheir revenge. Inc
Rebel lareis acknowledge fix o. their companies
ENGAGED TIC alDir. lie prisoners cay seven.
some Of og0ou's have been scouting The coun-
49,. n mi the - Bgn Run battl field IN search OF
Government property. In this way large amount
II pfoutrty has been recovered In the houses OF
line aet,Tai citizens Sho have remained through all
tle nqltug, guns, ku4f aud other accouter-
m,p.s nave leen found. Quite number OF bCrses
l.ce also been taken. On Thursday a gun-car-
ri,re and caiss0n lost by Gen. Mcdowell were
found the different parts Of tie carriage being three
u.'cs scrt. By Tire liubcr were the do-d bodies oil
tgo l1r.cs. one atot In the traces; The others
traces bad leeu emf, hu' thick was the shower OF
iaIi. that It too fell near it5 companion.
YESTERDAY, Gen. Si>el visited Gen. BnuaIdo az
Warrcntou by invitation. Tie was accom- inied Dy
j. .aG sud Gen. >chnr1 ana sian ne Generals
bell long conference together, Tie result Of which
Ind not Vet transp.rod. The members Of Gen.
Si,,,'s rta;f were rf,.eliel % Gen. burnside sud
i, linn introduced 10 rclheg ~ biz own e'a, WHO
entertained their visiors IN The mcst tump.u
manner. When Let seen, Tia Ecnl uen from
Gainesville were securing the town OF NaueniOn,
seeking fcA0t they mlg4t doyo1f. The de'ert at
Headquarters not being 20 thcr taste, they succeed
ftt NAL mo q feiferf in "a small shop OF 4ucstona-
lle sonsafss, eardincs aud fair bread the whole
,-a,led down with q bottle OF aqplc-Jsck brandy.
II WA frrgested that tie parry should be pnoto-
f.DaffI.t
o,her I'm the act II settling tho little biz OF mine
bostboih copies 20 be elegantly framed regardless
Il expeuse, and pTesented with .. neat and @ppio-
,fi..' src.clce 10 their lienof 10 Tie on ~ stalk
WHAT irauauei Your printer las been Iecu-
arly unfor'una,. Of late in biz spelling Of names
laye tried soveal times 70 notice tho actions OF
Can't. John II. Patt Of the stan, but an unknown
Cnat Pratt ha. always been credited CAPT. Dahl
ercn "a named Uric, lot Lrlc, ns yonr man o! types
,.orld have IT, Bnt worse than all, the brave Capt.
Sbarta OF The Body Gunid, who behaved 80 adni.a'
tiy al Fredelicksbirg was called stem IN the tec-
yraphic account Of tho Expedition. luis Is too
The follocrioq orders have inst been issnod
HEApetAn1Ens EifyENrn toEss, AHNi .or fhh
l.,,,, o,,sS. ~ s7-Ile fl,eln..n .is,d oil .els
are rrt8.lred Of. c.nutrs the s oi tie ID encfa
commanding the Eleventh Corps Ihty Viii DO o'ey'a
.a., cei - A Ness,llnrs Assistant All Gen
Iir4l.C,i e. IS. A...ls,e1, isis"t !l.i ecof-Nen
Iiea-Co- ~ D,,m. A.sl.'su, inspector 90 Ciyary.
N.IarIf Us.d.in, Assistant arpocioT a. Infantry
c., L. s,L.ruef. Cli,l ~ hr,'erl and Oieaaree
Niiar Geo q. Lyon. Aldo dc.tanp
Cal.. Iilc uthsicu. Aloe dec amp
Cait T. H. Piltt. Ado dc-Cnnp
Cspi. De1. Robson. Aid De- CanS
1l.t Auo u Duon Adr-dr.l .Elg.
Lieut. .Col. ". q. lie Duo. Ctict ouaiterma'er.
Lent Cob i. .. sel,rfy Girl tcmui's,Ty
8,rl.r tieo.g. ltfI IftIc. H.. ccior
Can't + q Wlnker, Judge Advocate
Can't 81 Colnhrlm, Acting Mdie-tt amp.
CAPT b. DesAuer. hcti0e Az tcturf.
Cani. {. Il Bowe Postal Director.
Ii..i Il ~ Roger. Acting Assistant Ad1t ., General
Lieut. 4. Lybiaad, Assistant Ordnance officer -
lv order OF M'..Gnn. p. SiGEL.
4. j. MzIsE.uuKo. Afs.rInt A6.ui4ut GeaeraL