, 1862-11-24
The Commission On Buell's
Case.
GEN, POPE ORDERED TO WASH
NGTON.
MO MOVEMENT AGAINST fREDER-
fCkSbuRG YET.
The Court Martial On Gen. Me-
DoWell.
EREhT~RAv1C WITH THE SHOULDER
STRAPS.
Eighty-oHe Commissioned 0iIicers
Dismissed the Service.

Eighty-oHe Commissioned 0fIicers
Dismissed the Service. /
Much Trembling Among
others.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tti3une.1
WAsHINGToS, Nov. g, 1Ssa.
Gen. Schoepf, who hes been here On visit
to his family tor week OF two, On the first
leaye of absence he has haa since he entered
the service, leaves tomorrow for Cincinnati
to attend the Buell. Military Commission.
That Commission will meet in Cincinnsti, and
after one CT two days session, will adjourn to
Washington, it being Impossible to secure
the attendance Of the most important Wit
1esses north Of that point. It is asserted here
in military circles that the Commission will
deyelope some stastliEg facts, and that as
matters now appear, the case looks even
worse for Bucn than is generally supposed.
Orders were at Last tela.zraphea Gen. Pope,
Saturday afternoon, TO repair lare at ouce, to
give his evidence against Fitz John Porter.
Col. Smith, his Chief Of Staff, il here now.
Reports from correspondents at Aqua
| Greek have been received, dated st noon to-
| dey. There had been no bonbardmeni up to
| that time aud no attempt had been made to
| ercss over from Falmouth. Wagons wsre
still leaving fredericksburg coa=tantly, going
South, and the rebel cavalry werc seen riding
| through the streets. Tie rcaels still heye 6
1 4 - t.
! and tour below it.
Secretary Wel1es' report is already in type.
The Court Of Inquiry in the case OF Gen.
Mcdowell met yesterday, but adj onzned With
out doing anything, after directing The Re-
colder, vino said he had 20 charges himself.
to call upon the ldjutaat General to see il he
lad any.
Col Hoffman, Commanding General Of pa-
/ rolled prisoners, is making extensive arrange
ments for them tie coming winter.
A3arge quantity OF cheap clotds and cloth
ing has recently been shipped to New Orleans
for tie use Of the fugitive blacks in the employ
Of the Government.
Lieut.. Col Cbauncey MeKeever has re-
signed his position as Chief Of Staff 10 Gan.
Heintzclnan.
Col. Rugg1es, formerly Chief Of Staff to Gea-
Pope, ard more recently On MeCle11ar's, staff,
is srau here, awaiting orders: =---t-- - -~--
Over 1000 shelter tents have recently been
Issued to Gen Rosecrans' army.
No clearsnces OF permits to snt1ers are
hereafter to he granted except by the Secre-
targ Ct War.
4 powerful wind is rapidly drying the mud
to-day.
a resolution Of inquiry into The arbitrary
arraets and i1npzisonmerts in the Old G lpitol
| prison will be offered in Eougrcss at au ea7l5
| day Of the session.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TribaEe.1
WAsH1SGToS, Nov. ., 1872.
= The Dismissal Of cf1eers from service thi
morning produces decided sensation in Mill
tary cl1c1cs. SEa1m6 Of officers who infcs
the hotels, begin to trenible foT their oT1
Eatee. The fo]lo7siug is complcte list Of al
the western officers dismissed with the los
Of all pay OF allowances that are now, or sna
: become, due.
DISMISSED FOR ABSENCE WITHOUT LEAVE.
Second Lieut. EugeDe Fantleroy, 20th III.
Cart. Michael RosselI, 74th Pa. Capt. N.
Thompson, 9th Ind. battery: Capt. ].
Stockton, 1st Kansas; Capt. Il. 2. Digger
e 18TH Alich.; Asst. Surg. B;gelow, 9Th Mt
o cavalry; Capt. b. G. Showes, "a Ky; Lieu
Joseph Farman, ed Ky; Lieut.. Charles Carso
~ ~ and Qnartermaster I'd Ky; Capt. E.
u Gilee, 7tk Wis; Capt. Il. Richardson, It
le Wis Lieut.. c. G. Tresler, 7th Wis; Lieu
q LIB. Morse, Tth Wis; Cant. Roesler, 54t
= Ill.,; Lieut.. .. A. Kimoal1, 1854 Ohio; Cap
Jno. Kesler, 20th lad; Lieut.. VIM. J
le Gwinne, G6th Ohio.
N DISMISSED FOR OTHER REASONS.
10 Geo. Il. Michel, Assistant Surgeon, S.
4 Pa, ahsenting himself without authorlty viii
a. =. av aiiing sentence Of court meEtial; Col.
Or ", Bell, 18th Ills. cavalry, deserving his cor
he n,and; 1st Lieut.. Dayton Pudd1eton, 1st 7
O. artillery, not reporting for duty since music
ID Lieut. j. Ear1y, Sd ky. volunteers, abse
Il 7ithout leave ard iniemperance; 1st Lief
he Jno. J. Hooker, seth Ohio, being tax
;;as ;as prisoner ct his own desire; Lle'
Kendall, 5th Kansss cavalry, intemp
lat ance, ineficieucy and absence without 1esG
sa Capt. G. alurphS, 5th Ohio Volunteers, {
fes sencc without leave and speaking in an
,y- proper nlan1er Of the War and President.
DISMISSED BCT DO NOT LOSE TAT NOW D1
ne ,Ie The following are dismissed but do not Il
IN. nay and allowance now due; Second Lieut..
r1y E. Keer, 5th Ksnsas cavalry, fatempsra1
! and carelessness in discharge of duty; Secc
s,,9 S.e Lieut.. Frank 4. Hart, 94sh Ohio, absent
ew himself from his command without 1eave d
l64 ing retreat; Lieut.. ]. ". Taylor, 10Th Or
,ps represented by the officers Of the regiment
ut. Troublesome.
ur- The diemissals are officially announced
ka5 s | the War Department.
ter- M HEADQUARTERS Ar,tr oT @ TIE E. Potomac.
Ia la Nothing Of particular interest hiss TT
pired.
Owing to misunderstanding, train Il
fredericksburg. with women and child
On board, was tr5d Into. Fortunately 4
H's were hurt. The Fredericksburg people
leaving the city fsst.
P1nADELAu1A,N Nov. 22.-ApFiyate disps
,ri received here, announces the dea!h OF
sSn. Frank Patterson Of camp fever, near Fai
re- Courthouse.
me The Washington Star contains the fo21
and ing:
aThe impression preyailed exteEsiyel.
lor- front yesterday and to-day, thst Gems.
III, 1ey's ard Mackelp6 divisions, Of jacks
irty corps, we're advancing upon Washington,
had arrived in the vicinity ct LeesbuEg
kuoT il stonewa|l Jackson comes this
war With less than luD, ,uVo men, ,dslntzs1aleu :"
! ia- let him get hack again. We don't bel
ttat the rebels in our Immediate froot ar
apy considerable force"
WAsu1sG7oS, NoS. 25.-The sensation
der mors OF mediation and Intervention bro'
s3,- BY the Persia, are spurious.