The New York herald., 1862-09-06
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON b. h,oPs ., Ao'N'
GIN. M'cLELLAS's orPoSENTs AGAIN AT WORK
The Sar OF this evening intinates that thA po0N'ns
who have caused such rreparaole mischief to'ne army
are again opening ere in the Of Gen. Mo V'o'n
Their iurigues maobnatious are operating upa cor
tain members Of tho Cabinet, who exhibiting unc> ~
pique and feeling in this matter. order to inti
date the President
The present condition of affairs has evidently i'm
pressed least portion OF the radicals with the
cessty not the propriety of suspendng for the pre-
their assaults upon Generals and their Efforts 70
pervert the TO their peculiar partisan uses Even
Senator Wilson has changed 'front.' and Is now seriously
convinced OF the necessity OF looking exclusively to the
prosecution Of the War instead Of 10 the achievement OF
political social reforms by means Of our army INC
bold advance Of the rebel armies has thus effected what
Of protestatons or persuasion could hereto
fore accomplish When thS yadOa howers are silencsd
and our people ard our army afS Msda g y Z teas
o. the South may expect victory 70 perch upon our
banners.
There ID much difference Of opinion here amons prom
nent men q 70 the designs 0 the Executive 10 leading
military quarter.
GENERAL BURNSIDE AND TEE AB0LIri0NIsrs.
Tho nsgrophiss charge General Burnside with having
LEFT several hundred contrabsnds st fredericksburg
they could have been brought OF consistently with sscu
riy 20 the command they would have been an sxpenss
here Feeding whole families Of negroes, and educating
them At public charge grievous embarrassment TO
the government just now.
THE REBEL INVASION or KENTUCKY.
Garrett Davis, United States Senator from Kentucky
and Mr. Maynard member Of Congress- from Tennessee
here to confer with the Executive to tho steps that
must be taken rid Kentucky from rebel invasion. The
abolition leaders the Senate defeated the House bill
providing for raising q Home Guard ip Kentucky to
sum and In hp aub tn the
the President for home service. Had this authori-
ty been giver, it is probable chat the present
raid upon Cncnnat would not have been successful
When Mr. fessenden made his speech in favor OF stopping
enistments he referred to the fact that volunteering
then going Oh III Kentucky aud Tennessee.
SUFFERING OF TIE UNION MEN IN THE SOUTH.
Major Williams, citizen OF Fredericksburg, who was
arrested in that city when occupied bv the reb s
pevious to its capture by forces and confined in fas
tie Goodwin and then Salisbury, North Carolina, is
now in this city, having been released parole for the
purpose OF trying TO eject exchange for himself and
'her Ssso prisoners for of the disoyal czns
rted by He represents the sufcrugs Of the Union
meA of the South very great. No mercy sympathy
is shown them II suspected he is promptly
rested and required TO take the oath be prisoned
THE NAVY.
Captain Samasi L. Bresse, OF New York has been ap
pointed Rear Admiral retired list the place Of
Rear Admiral Reed. deceased.
David s. Lincoln Of Boston, has been appointed Acting
Assistant Surgeon Of the Uated states Navy and ordered
TO the steamer State Of Georgia.
PRIZES AND PRIZE MONEY.
Notwithstanding act passed AZ the last session
requiring all prize money he paid into the treasury
immediately the sale OF the prizes uotng has yet
been paid for distribution. II Is estimated that
nearly two millions Of dollars OF prize money have been
Yors II il Just gallant sailors aid to the widows
and families or those who have died In the service that
The Prize Commissioners should furnish without delay
list Of prizes the realized from ,bcm, and
hat the Navy Department should rive notice When and
where the prize money will be PAID and the share dus
zach shin.
THE REMAINS OF LIEUT.. Fi.SsENpgs RECOVERED.
The body OF Lieutenant Samuel Fosscndcn, who was
klad in a recent baltic at Cenreville, yesterday
recovered his cousin Lieutenant Joshua ressencn a.
: A. and Medical Director General Perry, who went
Under the protection of nag Of for tha, purpose.
The remains viii be takon to Maine tomorrow for in
termcnt
EXTENSION OF HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATIONS.
The government IL making arrangements for greatly
extending hospital accommodations AT this point Plea
saui wooded places the neghborhood OF tho city
beng selected.
DEtTus or soLpiERs.
Thc following deaths of soldiers announced .--
Lieutenant Charles Ten Brock Co n, I0lst New York
orderly Sergeant, unknown; dead whom brough,
TO this CITY IN an ambulance from Falls Church,
Busler Piiilo Niex, 20. +, lst Michigan cavary
Ansel Taft Co. g, 22d Now York.
T. l.. Roy Co. +, 9th New York.
I;harlss Collins, TO- b. 9th New York
James q. Hogue, GO. +, Sd United States artillery.
rgo Worthea, Co. y, 10th Massachusetts,.
8. T. wsster, % G, 10th Pennsylvania, kanes rinsr
Ransom White Co. h. 6lst Ohio.
VIM. Moss First Company 44th New York
Josiah Crowley, 5th New York independent battery.
stephen II Hattord. Co. ", 18th New York state Militia.
Hugh Johnson Co. h, 164th New York.
VIM. +. Dav wilson, 90. r, 9Th New York.
Oscar Rawson, 20. |, 55th Ohio.
Julius N. hughes, Co. r. 9th PennsyIs ANA
e Eliar, Co. u, 5Sth New York.
John NJ. strattor, Go. II, Seth Pennsylvania.
John stewart unknown.
W iiam Ray, Co l, 35th New York.
Win. +. Williams, Co |, I'd Excelsior.