New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

adjacent counties Of OHIO, to constitute 81 d
psrtmont OF Western Virginia, to be commanded OY
Gen. b. f. Kelly.
THE COMMAND OF TIE SECOND ARMY C0l'ES'
Maior.Gen. W. s. Hancock U. s Volunteers H.
by direction Of the President, assigned 10 The co"-
nsnd of the Second Army Corps IL place OF Gen.
d. n. Couch, transferred to another command.
GIN. BUTLER
Msicr.Gcu b. +. Butler is here.
Personal.
Prof. Longfellow and his son will leave here for
home Tomorrow.
An ARMY or CONVALESCENTS.
There s,e now 10000 men at the Convalescent
Camp. near Fairfax Seminary, Virginis The con-
valesceurs are accommodated in wooden barracks,
and the officers in charge in the rooms of FalIlax
Seminary. Excellent cooking and ventilating ar
rspgements exist and an abundance of water is sup
Piled from reservoir of spring water.
THE ARLINGTON NIGHTS CONTRABAND PLAN
TATION.
The contraband plantation at ARLINGTON Hgnis
covers seven FARMS all said to be in high o
cultivation.
ARMY HOSPITAL AT HARRISBURG.
Medical Director w. s. King is erecting large
army hospital at Harrisburg, Pa.
PAY OF CLERKS.
About 900 sergeants, employed clerks in the
Office of the Aciutan enera, Quarter. Mas;ef-Geu
eral and other buresux in Washington have been
heretofore allowed iOc per diem, extra pay; s. so
per month for one room, and 75c. per day, comm'-
taton OF lat.oDs and fuel, they being 50 situated as
to be Obliged to board themselves.
Under recent act Of Congress- as construed by
the Attorney General, these allowances have been
stopped. The question how to supply The dehd' l.
under adyisement. These men perform the 5 mr
labor for which civilian clerks. in the emp oynvhi
Of the Government, receive 81 200, Si,iOO and
81 800 ptrarrum.
DISMISSAL OF A SURGEON.
Assstsn. Surgeon l.. A. Hall has been dismissed
the service ander tue following circumstances: Hall
borrowed $50 twenty-five dollars Of one Of hs
patients giving his note and afierwsrd offered to
bus bis own mole back for $l5. On the patient re-
fnsng to ACCEPT this amount Hall caused his arrest
on a charge Of disobeyng orders.
DISMISSAL OF A COwARDLY CAPTAIN.
Capt vsu Ness Billings, CO. ID, 9th ILLINOIS, bias
been dis,o-o,aby disnismissed from the service for
c1wardice and ncompetency 10y Gen. Burnside.
RESTORED TO DUTY.
John MtCuskey, Co !. 6lst Illinois. jane Bar
row, Co. {, Daniel Roe, Co. Is, De Wiu Roui.sou
Co |, John T.. Bellows, Co. |, Alfrrn Coru'sh, Co
sid John Hauiu of tie 65,h Illinois. sentenced 10y
Court Martial for various offences. have been res
,ored to dusy by order OF Gon. Burnside.
SOLID r. SENTENCED TO BIZ HANGED.
Mansfield Rhodes aud GeoIge w.. Williams have
oeen sentenced to be hanged III Gen K0sscrAnss de-
partment !or murder.
TIE REGULAR ARMY.
Detachment Of regular troops from the various
recruiting Citations OF the Norlu have within Ie -
GAYS, joiu, ,nelr regiments in the fed. Recruit
:ug continues dull for regular Infantry tGat there
is come ,r liability Of the eleven battalion rcsi-
uen,s beiny converted into regiments Of one ta,.
talon each lLe regular cavalry, however, It.
caves considerable reinforcement through euiis
ments. Gru. Rosecraus wishes Tor all the e-uafs
that can De sp red him.
A DI EMMA CONCERNING REBEL NOTES.
Judge W H., sitting in The District Codt 10 a
Court of Admiralty, is al less Whist do VIII
large amoan. oi so.oaed Confederate noaey, i'll
claded in pruJ cry brought before him for 60 de'1-
nation lie .ays that to condemn II would Dc 10
recognize +, 40 pOferiy " sell II would We to 1--WE
!, circulatoi. and to destroy ii wonli be 10 give
g d and co..ot to the enemy by relieving him OF lie
liabilities.
WV WA.Hise4ox Friday June d 1868
NAVAL ORDER.
Commander John Calhoun mas been ordered TO
the command Of the receiving ship at Philadelphia,
vice Lieut. Pay. detached.
CnEr OF THE ORDNANCE BUREAU.
Commsnder Henry A. Wise has been appointed