New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

while scouting, and were captured. Doubtless a
camp rumor.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. ROsECRANs.
Gen. Rosecrans, who was here for two days, has
gone back 10 Western Virginia.
TIE BANKRUPT LAW.
Those who supposed Bankrupt La only re-
ieaSe iroin debt afked for only by debtors, will be
surprised at the men who demand its passage
Rowland g. Aspinwall, Duncan. Sherman g. CO..
Nai''l l.. 81 George Griswold. August Belmont &
Co., Clailln, Mellen & Co., IL. H. Grinnell. Good.
hue Il Co., Sturges, Bennett g. Co.. Charles II.
Marshall & Co., and hosts Of other such names from
New1Orit and all parts ofthe country are among the
onest advisers that the measure be sdopted without
loss Of time. They have the sagacity 10 see its value
O. tAe country, first in unchaning the vast energies
o. business bound hand and foot and secoud q.
g means of collecting debts and winding up those
now swimming in wind IN States where rebellion
and other causes call for something paramount TO
State legislation.
wssuiyG7oH Saturday, Aprl Il, 1851
TIE SHIPMENT or sUTLLR's STORES.
The following has been received by the Military
Governor OF lie District OF Columbia:
WAR DTPARTxESr.
GENERAL. It the request Of Gen. Mcclellan that per
m be sv,u for the present ship suffers stores to places
occufied y his amy. You win please aci accordingly aud
step all shipments. Yours truly,
EDWIN ~. STANTON Secretary OF War
Brig Gen. WApsvoETH
FOCUS ARMY OFFICERS.
The ctv is being fast cleared Of bogus army
officers who have Infested the hotels and prouc-
nades Of Washington for some lime past. Counerel
colones. majors and line officers by scores have been
arrested confined inthe Central Guardllouse andre
leased shon Of their feathers. The uniform Of these
men is generally cloak for rascali,y
FORGERY by An EXpgEsS DRIVER.
Charles Griffin an express driver, has been ar
rested and confined in the Central Guard-Honse
charged with forging check for S?5 in the name OF
Capt Steele, affixed TO a false account for services
TIE check was passed Capt. Dana. Gririn has
been turned over to the civil authorities.
PArRoLLING.
The Proyost-N Marshal has adopted method
of patrolinc the streets OF he city. 1t consists OF
having he guard Of cavalry and infantry accompany
each other on their tours and TINS be able to
render ad 10 one another in case any difficulty occuIs
in making arrests.
NOTICE TO VESSELS TRADING TO OLD POINT.
TIE following letter. addressed 10 Flag-Oiicel
Goldsborough, was issued from the Navy Depart.
meJt on the Jih instant:
SIR: Ii is not unlikely some vessels may make
Their eppear4uce a. Old Point for the purpose o
trading With the army ard naval forces without
authority 10 None should be allowed without
tbs permission Of tbe Treasury, War, OF Navy De
paItnients; Gnd should you discover that any have
not sueh permission, you viii seize them and SEND
them into port lor adjudication.
an. respectfully, your onsiien. servant.
GIDEON WILLIS. Secretary OF the Navy.
THE NEW TREATY WITH MEXICO.
cl,irre in TIE new treaty with Mexico provides
that criminals may be remsnded by the State au
ihori,ics Of any State Of either Republic, without
reference to the General Government. This vii
ssve much crcumoeuton in the extrad.on Of erin
inas
oRDrE RESPECTING PRISONERS OF WAR.
By orders recently Issued, il ia the duty o u COM
msnding General in the field, or Of department, 70
make arrangements Tor the safe keeping and
bic oomfo OF his prisOners He viii give order
changing prisoners releasng them, except under
instructions from the War Department. Eat, IN
emergencies admitting of delay, the General will
sc. upon his authority and give any order rell-
tive his prisoners The public interest may require
promptly reporting his proceedings 10 the War De-
parment thTou 4, the .lde;.i.-Genessl. general
6cpo, for prisoners will be Designated by tie Secre-
tary OF u ~, to be Uuder the command of the Com
nissary-GeDersl of Prisoners, but leaving 1t dir
cfetionary with Generals commanding departments.
OF III tie field 10 send their prisoners thiIher.
TIE SANITARY CONDITION or TIE ARMY.
From stasiics prepared by the Sanitary Cou!us-
sion il appears thgt the sickness Of the army clasi
fed bv districts in the following relative proper
tions II August ana September-We,lern Sts;es,
9S: Eastern States, IS; Middle States 81. In Octo-
Der and Noyember-We bern States, los; Eastern
states, n; Middle States. %. In December and
January--N estern States, l07; Eastern States, S3
Middle St,tes, co. The statistics Of the Commis-
sion show that The Wett-in States invariably show
the laIge- sick list propoIonaely, and the Middle
Sates the smallest. The Commission is preparing
other vital statistics which will lie Of great value.
WAsBrseTos, ATrl H. lSel.
THE RHBEL ATROCITIES At BULL RUN
The Committee on the Conduct OF the War have
completed their examination Of witnesses in regard
10 lie alleged atrocities OF the Rsbes at Bull Run
aid i'll ,lis week make personal inspection a. ssat
place, aud soon thereafter present their report.
" mlers Of the Committee il il tfue, according
to he testimony of Gov. Sprgne end many otaers,
that ia come cases the graves which contained The
bodice of our soldiers wee opened, and ;hc bones Of
the dead carried off, TO - used az uinke;s and
tiolies for Secession ladies to append 70 the giafc
chsiIF &C., while skulls were used for drinking cIp
Those Of our dead inferred By them placed
with their faces downward, and in repeated instanees
buried one across another. The barbarities in
spect 70 our dead are not il IL further said By the
sme authority, exceeded by anything in the bistory
of the lat fpur thousand Years the details being