New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-22
Nesv2lork Daily @ibn,le
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

THE WAR.
Information has reached Washington tha' ~
noon on Friday last Col Lowell in command OF tie -
Massachusetts, Regiment and detachmen's oi 'ie i''
and 10th Ncw.York Cavalry. started out IN pursuit
Of the guerrilla White Col Lowell FOUND tl'a' i'e
had crossed Goose Greek at Cockres foiu anu
the country in nearly straight inc to"aru Aiou'
Ci,esd and uughesyie passing near Dan MALLS az -
O'Clock ON tina. day. The trail OF hes lneh was us
covered carly on the morning OF the lSh ana was ioi
auel n point near Mount Giead. Satisfactory evil
asnce then appearing that White was back on the
snickersyile Road Col Lowed returned 10 Dover and
AIdo IN camp AS the result OF the expedition, three
Of Whites men were captured and one killed -Four
citizens on horseback also arrested under susp
cjous circumstances In some of the places visited by
Col Lowell he was informed that White had notified
the Rebels that they had been conscrped but no steps
il annears had been taken TO force hom into the Kebe
service 1t was currently reported of Aldie that Doh
White and Mosoby had received orders TO leave London
County and move nearer to tie man body OF Lees
army. All tic guerrilas that have been recently AZ
home have gone West within day or two.
The magnificent steamship Niagara oil 5VVo
tuns and with an enormous battery. is now ready 10Y
sea at Boston where she has remained so as 10 De
yencnty near to those patriotic fishermen VINO navy %
long manifested an earnest desire TO enlist IN tue navy
The eorv departure of the steamships desired ~ up
nrehcnson OF the advent OF John Lards keoei nam
with the conryance of the British Government The
enlistment Of the fishermen has been retarded owing TO
an unusually successful fishing season. and the advance
oftsc rcs q fish Success in their abors makes Them
very inlenenGent In view of Tich prizes 1t Is sup
po.ed ihat the business Of recruiting for tie navy viii
b. additionally stimulated.
A letter from the Army of the Potomac, OF
Morday night states that many of the substitutes who
had were shot in the several corps toward the
clos o. asst week and prompt and extreme punishment
uo awaits ills class Of offenders, without hope Of par
don l. may not be generally known that the causes
which EXEMPT from service under the Enrolment Get
mr. ro s numerous those Governing the military ser
vice IN Europe Tia examinations under that act are
c,nlr.od with about the same particularly as in oui
Geg-.lr Army. The list of causes was prepared by {
Boad q Surgeons, md sanctioned by the military au
thor.iies apart from any agency Of the Proyos;Mar
sh,,Gcner.l. -
A letter from Capt. Hughes Of the Marine
Brigade reports the capture of six Rebel Peymasers OF
the banks OF tie Mississippi. He had. with the L. :
steamer Disna. boen patrong the river, and part!
hsd been landed Capt H. in charge TO hunt ior bush
whscscTs, when they came upon q coach full Of mel
b)unl for Arkansas. who had valise full of money
They were Rebel psymasors end the money amounted
10 $4,000 in Rebel currency. One Of the prisoners
rema ked with grim humOr: ~ guess the boys on that
side Of the river wiz be ont Of temper with US for stop
ping their share Of blue backs. but We can grind "
my old shirt and replace them"
TIE Navy Department has received infcrma
ton OF the capture Of the schooner Flying Send by the
steamer Princess Royal, tie 18th ul She was from
Bra,os Texas and loaded with cotton. The United
States bark Gem Of the Sea the 3lst ui off Charles
ton Hl-bor Florida captured the sloop Richard Eve
tuus burden loaded with eight and half bales Of cot
ton.
Intelligence from Newbern, n. c., announce
the arrival Of large force of the enemy Knston th
main body consisting IInbodens Cavalry from VIZ
gina 1t is thought the object Of their presence is 4
keep down all opposition among the North Carolinap
to the Richmond dynasty.
Admiral Porter writes from Cairo. Sept. l.
that all quiet the Mississippi there has been bu
attempt 10 interrupt navigation end then the guer
rilias were repased by the gunboat Champion wlicl
they attacked Our guaboats constantly picking NJ
fe'e- de'eltsr'-
" A scouting party has been patrolling tine
county between the OecoQuan Dumfrics and Drenis
Nie ior TIE last I'VE days, during Which they have
scattered The Rebel guerrias. captured one Of them
and number Of their horses. and brought in nine
6escr,ers
The United States transport Empire City,
Capt Bsxer, from Port Royal tie 18th to U. s Quar-
teimaster arrived on Monday There is not word 0.
news fiom Charleston. The health of the troops wa
exceLsat and bat few casualties had occurred.
A dispatch from Cairo says: "An expedition
unuer Gen c. Kicker from Natchez to Alexandria
cap'urei several and destroyed fertilization
at Alexandria. A large quantit. Of mules stores and
cattle vas also csp.ured"