New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28


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NO TROOPS IN RICHMOND.
An Irshman who arrived here from Richmond
to-day, via Lynchburg and the Shenandoah Valley,
says that he could find no troops at all in or about
Richmond except small patrol. Fort Darling was
manned by coo marines, as be knew from an &C.
qusintance who had just returned from there. From
the Shenandoah Valley, below Winchester, the eu-
envy were stealing all the borses and cattle.
RETURN OF SURGEONS FROM VIRGINIA.
The Medical Iuspector-Genera and most Of the
reserve corps Of Surgeons who were ordered to
Virginia have returned to Washington They re-
port an ample supply Of attendants in the hospitals,
and that everything necessary for the comfort Of the
sick and wounded has been provided.
DEATHS IN TIE HOSPITALS.
The followidg soldiers died in the Washington
hospitals yesterday:
George Ogden. Co. f. 55th Ohio; VIM. Butler,
Co. /, 18th Ohio S. Fisher, Co. {, 5ith n. 1.
The following died to-day:
VIM. Donovan, Co. e, % Massachusetts; Henry
Grouchel, Co. X, 81 Maryland; Thomas Burns, 20.
G., l04th NewMork.
THE TROUBLE WITH TIE INDIANS.
1t is believed here by those who understand the
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Northwestern Indians that the dishonesty hitherto
practiced by the Government Agents toward tho
various tribes has quite much to 90 with the mas
sacre Of the frontier whites any disaeciion likely
to have been caused BY Secession emissaries.
For many years during several successive ADJ
administrations the swiadlipg Of the Sioux and Chip
pewas by their sgents has been methodcal and MI.
Disguised One OF the last agents Affirming that the
Office WIS 4" worth" 100000.
OF the $4,000 appropriated by Congress for tho
education of the Sioux and for instructing them in
agriculture It is notorious that not 5000 was used
for their benefit. ing Commissioner of Indian
Aiairs Nix received tie following letter to-day from
the the SUPERINTENDENT OF Indian Affairs at St. Paul.
Minnesota:
Commissioner Dole, mysef and party, left St:
Paul for THE place yesterday. While cucampet
near here last night received dispatch from
the Chippewa Agency, near Crow Wing, and from
Fort Ripley informing Us OF troubles existing at the
agency; that several OF the Indians had iorcibly
taken and killed three OF tie cattle at the agency
Tie agent immediately sent TO the fort for troops,
and about ten went 10 his assistance, and by his
arrested few Indians and attempted 10 arrest their
leader chief Enthusiastically, who ran upon the ap-
rearance of the soldiers.
Tie followed him TO the Mississippi, where he
took the only canoe in the vicinity and crossed the
river. and when the soldiers reached the bank he
fired at them the bali striking within few feet Of
the officer in command.
He ordered bis men to fire. Two OF them did 70.
Tie Indians returned the fire. The soldiers fired
another yoley, when Hoe-m-the-Day fell, but re-
covered himself and ran a short distance and fell
again. Other Indians apparently come back TO his
assistance and finally disappeared in the woods, on
the opposite OF the Mississippi.
The soldiers could follow them no further for the
want Of boats They returned 10 the fort, where
the agent and his family also quarered for pro-
lection.
TIE ATTACKS ON MINISTER DAYTON.
II il supposed that those who Inspire the attacks
upon Minister Dayton in certain journals DESTROYS
that his place should be filled by Mr.. Sanford, our
present Minister at Belgium.
THE COLONIZATION OF CoLORED MEN.
Senator Pomeroy has already received 10 spPlca-
tions, most Of them from heads Of families 10 this
strict. DESTROYS to form part of bis colony to tho
lshmus of Chriqui.
The famous Robert Smalley who drew bis prize
money Al 500. to-day, desrous OF going, but must
first return TO Port Royal where he expects to come
back with four others.
THE POSTAGE CURRENCY.
Fop,teep Thousand dollars worth OF postage cur
rercy was recei, ed to-day and was eagerly snapped
up by the throng, even larger than USUAL WHO"
which beseged the cashiers desk.
Personal.
The Hon. Owen Lovejoy is here. Gen. Slons~
in town.
MEDICAL BOARD.
Medical Board for the examining OF Surgeons
and Assistant Surgeons will be convened Is
philadelphia on the LIST OF September, by order Of tho
Surgeon-GeneIal.
ARMY RETIRING BOARD.
The Army Retiring Board adjourned to-day.
MEDICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Assistant Surgeon Mckee arrived from Gen'
Pores army to-day. and has been ordered TO reheVo
Dr. Fran1 AS Medical Purveyor at Fortress Monroe'
Assistant Surgeon NJ j. Davis has been assigned ~
duty at Fairfax Seminary Hospital Ass'S'"n'''u''
geon G. Il. Ottman has been ordered " report ="
Medical Director Campbell for duty
ID. w. Vsnderburg has been appointed Medic"
Cadet. and assigned to duty at Point Lookout. As
s,,apt Surgeon James II. Cooley, lately on duty at
the Rip Raps and Assistant surgeon " " p'''.'
on duty at Boston llarbor, are ordered 10 report
the Surgeon-General. -
GEN. MccLELLAN's STAFF REDUCED.
II i said that Gems. Stoneman aud Barry nave
been relieved from duty on Gen. McClel!ans STAN
SECRETARY SEWARD EN- ROUTE TO HIS Hohh-
Secretary Seward left Washington to-day i~