New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
Stack sho,cis." 49, Guarding Rtheis -
Change Dismissnis.
From o specisl Core. endsni

/ From Specisl tOfTcs endent
| HAanrsos's L.spis0. July n. 1867.
| may be mistaken, but think discovered, while
riding along the from, last night, the first resul, o
Gen. Hallecks visit. There wore no meD TO be seen
digging! Sboyels and pckaxes were stacked. Hith-
ero they have been in Use seven days in the week.
/" Stack ,hovels is new order. bore an n shI
in atiribuing il TO Iaeck since. in that case, il H.
dicates more than cessation for one day.
| A change IL needed in another direction. Three
miles beyond our lines, an officer, riding up 10 Il
house yesiefdsy, found, little to his surprise,
dozen Union soldiers on guard. The Peotle, male
and female, were outspokep Rebels. The soldiers
guarding them were so far IRON The hnts that Gay
MS BIT hey might De murdered or captured without
chance of escape. There ARE, doubtless similar H.
stances Of loving kindness.
A general of division bss asked permission to send
out parties and bring in all the contscaIds that can
be found with the purpose OF Getting them To work
This General secs that they may DO made usetnl,
and no conftfues the Presidents late proclamation
and the scs Of Conp ress 10 believe such oourse
authorized. Whether the authority immediately
superior will authorize il in not so clear.
Li,ut. Fred. r. Wesd, Of Slocum's staff ont
forapings dav or two since, came upon over OOG
bushels Of spIendid wheat-of under guard Of
a corporal and squad. How he managed il cannot
raw but | know that sane grain has been hauled
within the hnes and that within sight of my tent,
lat the old brown mill Summers headq uarters).
Ii is being manufactured into best superiue No.
-four that shall vet lie eaten by Union soldiers IN the
f rm OF FRESH, sweet bread. | am only sorry that
sue Incidents are not 30 common as 10 render this
one undes ryiug of mention.
The following officers have lately been dismissed
the serce by sentence OF couIi-marti, for coward
ice and misbehayor in TIE face Of the enemy:
Let Lieut.. Frank C. Oeosrch, % Lian,ry I'd Lieut..
Charles h. Nas,e "a any I'd Lieut. Gee. 4. Rowey "a
infantry "a Lieut.. r. = Wright, % iaDtTyi Capt. t4rbory
Lsv Il,h infntty dismissed for DRUM duty.
Numbers Of officers are leaving here totake higher
rank ~ new regiments. Maioi Isrn,bee OF the oh
Xaconsin started home yesterday, having been as
signed to the Colonelcy OF .he@!d Regiment from bis
State.
Msjor.Ge neral Franklin and personal stall, start
North OF ten days loaye the morning.
Col Rowland OF the New York 10th, who was
wounded ut Ganess hilI, WAS sent home until con-
yaesceut and Lns AGAIN joined hir REGIMENT IL now
compelled to take further leave Of aosencc on ac-
count of general debility, ADD relapse OF his wound
Col. Roche of McClellhns staii, and Lieut..CoL
4. G.. Butler the efficient Provost-Marshal et the
Landing alfo 20 Nor h this morning.
The following Bull Run prisoners have lately
been releafed, and now on the John A. Warner,
bound for Fortress Monroe:
surgeon McGTesor lt Connecticut surgeon stone u y
saon cray sn,g zee. M,i' It e.. MsT
seston 5Ist Perny Chaplain hchrener 2b Penn
.,Iyalis Chaplain Eddy, "a Connecticut,
Some means OF regulating tue sale OF newspapers
has lonv been needed. They have been sold in the
camDa as hgh as - cents apiece besides, so many
packages addressed TO different persons each anxious
10 act lis own first from the maiboat, create COLI
iurion and trouble.
The authorities will probably take the matter in
their own hands. 1 understand that Mr.. Frederick
w. Jones of the Quartermssters Department Will
be designated to receive all papers, other parties
not be ny perm; ted to bring any ashore. lie VIII
establish a general depot, providing % large
quantity Of each KIDD a. will suIPly the demand o.
reasonable price. "A"