New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

"AsHIsGTos, Nov. 30, 1907
RETURN or GEN. BURNSIDE To TIE ARMY.
Gen. Burnside has returned 20 bis army. s..,
twenty -four hours visit to Washington.
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
1T is understood that important additions have bs..
made 70 the Presidents Message since it was read "a
The Cabinet Uron the policy announced IN III,
Proclamation Of Freedom he stands as we stated III.
other day, immovabe. We understand tina, tn.
Message speaks fayorably Of the condition d on,
foreign relations, aud that it adopts Secretary Ch.,
financial views.
SECRETARY CBAsE's REPORT.
/ Secretary Chase will in bis forthcoming .spop
recommend the passage Of a law, requiring the ux
Of United States securities as basis for the cculs
ZION Of all the banks Of Issue ia the different Suatss
with yiew 10 tie ultimate Substitution Of Govern
mcuf for Bank currency.
QUARTERMAsTER MEIGs NOT REMOVED.
The report which is current tonight to the eien
,bat Quarterm4ster-GeneraM eigs has been rcnov.
3D. at the request OF Gen. Burnside, in Consequence.
OF delay in the transportation Of the pontoon bridges
and necs ssary supplies for bis army, is, we n ~.
sured by the persons most likely to DO informed 90
the subject, utterly unf0unded.
GEN. BOYLE.
I Internationally loyal Keniuckeysns have long
been urging the removal Of Gen. Boyle, whOseorder
to tie same effect wth Gen. II alecks Order No. 5,
las just been published. They believe ina; men Of
their own stamp should command the Union armies.
DIsLOYAL PRISONERS 10 BE RELEASED.
Persons who have been arrested in tue Rebel
States by the military commanders for dsOyaty or
hostility to the Government, now in military Gus.
tody are 20 be discharged released heir parole
ol honor. a repetition Of their ofiense wiu, how
ever, caEse heir rencarcsraiion.
sM CEILING FOR THE REBELS.
! Considsr.bie contFAbard trade is sill going 90
across tno Potomac Two Baltmoreans were ar.
res.ed near Alexandria yesterday, who were en-.
c.,ged in carr. ing goods and information to the
X, 3ols, aud ten Jews were brought up as prisoners
by ne Aotil'a who had upon their person, over
& 80 IN CON aud Treasury notes. and about $50
I .n Coni-deute paper. regiment will probably
soon 10 sent down the river, on the Maryland slds
20 Pot stop % tie violations Of the block ads which
Tue aol.lla above is unable 70 prevent.
TIE APPROACHING BATTLE.
Cen. Burnside, yesterday. told officer q high
rank who was aJou, visiting Washington, on 0Ae.d
business, 10 retIrn by Monday, without faii. abe
meant 10 fight daring the coming week.
TIE DELAY IN THE WEST.
The loy~ STAGE OF water in the rivers s'iIl continues
the ma draw Gck 10 tie commencement Of aggres.
size operations IN the varions Departments Of he
West Tn. insutiicioncy OF trans orta,iOn from the
want q bos,iny facilities is however, .b)ai being
..rg.ed by a reQaisiton Tor twelve locomotives and
for iuudred cals from northwestern railroads. tcr
nee IN the Departments Of Ce--rals Rosecrans and
Grant. Tie greatest portion orths rolIibg stock u
intended for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Il Is expected that Generals Grant and Rosecrsns
IS II t.kc tie offensive about the SO ne time.
AERIAL RFcoNY0ISSANcEs.
Nr. Lowe Of the Balloon service is abOlt con-
l.. neing series OF aerial reeonnossances from th
.lugs, opposite Fredericksburg.
COMPLETE LIST or CASUALTIES.
-Four clerks have been engaged over thr months
IN he Surgcon-Genera Office in the compilation
70 chronological order, from Official reports, Of con-
lsio s, Of all the CASUALTIES siuce the outbreak Of
tie war. The difficulties of the undertaking IRE 70
goat, ,ha, Notwithstanding ills protrdc,ed labor,
ey got through with tho casnlties Of 1861 only
about . week since. "A the seyerest losses Of iie
occurred in SC2 tho lis. will not probably be'eolr
llete,o for several months. The Sorgeoa-Generai
has notified the Wax Department Of kis lGabily 70
elboty the facts ani figures pertaining to this inter-
estug -ubec, IN bis official report for the coming
session of Congress.
MORE ASSISTANCE NEEDED IN THE MEDICAL
DEPARTMENT.
Sixteen medical cadets and two hundred hospH@
Stewards ace now needed in the Medical Department
o.ihe Army. Persons applying for hospia steward
clip must be practical druggists and MAKE 'aelr ap'
p.ica,ion to the Surgeou-Generil, accompanied "
testimonials.
ORDERS TO MEDICAL OFFICERS.
Acknowledgment J. S. BOice, Of Pa. has been
ordered to tue charge Of St. Paups Hospital Alex
ani-ia.
DR.. Robinson has been ordered to relieve IN
Webster at Douglas Hospital, Washington.
PAYMENT or SOLDIERS.
co,, e. II. Wood. disbarsug officer. LEFT on Sat-
r,sey for Fredericksburg to pay fifteen or '"so''
regiments ,,,,n,rn-
p,sruRN OF TIE NETWORK oNE-hUND"ID
NORTHUMBERLAND
The l96th NewtYork Regiment arrived on 0a'u''
day from Chicago.
wRETCuED MAIL ARRANGEMENT
Ore of your special correspondents VIII o'''
Burnsile's Army writes that: u..,
"rhe army mails are in wretcnel ' @ars rom
/ .etters are often u month on the way u' 10y,
Cincinnati and ST.. Louis, and two or tli.1, a.ssd
from tbe Atlantic cities. Many properly osws.
are lost altogether. Regular subscribers -, wbich
receive about one fourth of the issues, nnlI
nanaiIy come in week behind time. ~ .sa army;
eight hours TO come from Washington ~ csrtauly
and these mail failures aud delays "''