New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

nm order dated tie 2sth i April and put in charge oi
Col Rush on the sth OF May, already numbers about
- 900 enlisted men, li6 companies averaging ~ men
each, have been organized.
Three hundred and fifty officers have been appointed
and over a thousand more have applied Tor appoint
mcnts Provost Marshal Gen. Fry deserves the eredit
of originating the plan Of this corps. ard Of carrygn
into execution
EXAMINING SURGEONS.
The Commissioner of Pensions has appointed
the following examining surgeons: VIM Ferry hA''''
" H.; Abner II. Bennett, Portsmouth, n. H.; Ahurc"
Vandyck Oswcgo n. Y.
TEE FEEyCu MINISTER ANNOYED,
The French Minister is said to he much an
moved at the appearance of powerful Russian irgatc
in New York harbor.
REPRESENTATIVE oP TIE POLISH REVOLUTIONARY
GOVERNMENT.
The Polish Revolutionary Government IL re-
presented officially in Washington by NJ. Kalnroi'sS
who is employed in the Treasury Department.
ACoNyECTICUr AGENT C0SvAlEscEST.
DIR. VIM. VI. White, Commissioner for the
State Of Connecticut who has been seriously III at VII
las is now wen enough be actively engaged in Try
inc 10 effect transfer Of sick and wounded Conneccl'
soldiers to the Government Hospital at New-iinvon'
TIE MILITARY RESERVATIONS IN OREGON
Tie military reservations of Port TOWNSEND
and Ponn's Cove in Washington Territory having been
surveyed under orders from the War Department
without any connections with the lines Of the Public
Surveys in that Territory instructions were issued b.,
the Commissioners Of the General Land Office 10 scgro'
ato the same from the public lands and designate the
fractional lots surrounding these The returns
Of the surveys thus ordered have been made 20 the Gen
cral Land OAice by the surycyorGencral Of Washing
ton Territory thus enabling the officers Of the local
land Offices 20 sell the conierminous lands.
oRpLRrD BEroRE TIE EEIIRISG BOARD.
The following officers have been ordered be-
fore tie Army Retiring Board. Capt Francis H. Bates
an l. : Infantry. Capt. Charles II. Brightly iih l.
: Infantry; IL, Lieut.. Francis +. Bio~ncl rhe
aycngcT ~ Ellsworth liih L. : Inmniry
TROOPS FOR WESTERN vIEGSA.
Private letters from Alexandria state that
Gov Pierpon, is making efforts 70 induce the authoT
tics TO sanction the enlistment and organization Of
troops In Western Virginia ior defensive and II ncc's
sary offensive purposes. The State viii provide The
means to carry out ibis project and VII also pay tie
troops the General Government vii furnish arm and
. equipments.
uEy. MFHEEsos.
Major-Gcn. James Il. Mcpherson. L. :. Vol
uriccr. Captain Of Engineer, ms bcea arloinicl
Biradicr General In the Regular Army. Ia place Of
Gen Harvey, retired.
GEs. BARRy.
Gen. Barry has not been ordered on a tour Of
inspection as reported lie has gone 20 wat'Iyiic'
Afscnal Troy as q member Of an Army Board con
ycrcd for tie purpose Of inspecting and reporting GA
Z I'D. 4. ..t.
t. the A,o,.sisl Pre-.
wAsnncIos Tlts,lay. Sgt y. isoa
NAVAL oKpIIs.
Commando Reed wonicn b.. been ordered
20 Dc Nary Yard At Philadelphia
Lieut. Commander H. V. scott isdciaoAcd ffon 10
South Atlantic nlockad.nF sguadfol. sch and vain,
orders
Lieu; Commander Clrfk Well j. detached from 90
Sa,y Yard a, Philadelphia. and ordered TO Tie oom
mAad Of the Gaicua.
TIlE Issue oF riyr.TwrNrf bofDs.
The average daily issue Of fiye-Twcniy Bond,
from tie Treasury Department ~ the week ending
Wednesday. sgt. lo ~as s15s1s'i. To enoc, ri.'
issue the bonds ancF leaving the printer hands have
70 De Glcd With the names 81 the suhscrhcr, signed
and entered for which nearly - 90 slFrAiurcs are
dnlly required Tie entire amount - slhscfipilon'
received Is now hcd and tie bonds all hereafter be-
issued within tircc day. a'er tie icloe Il the sub
scripiions
The printing and other preparation - over coo
sheets Il bonds pr day IN tie 1rcasury building j.
without precedent In any formcr isfue. ard demon
sirntcs The economy and proprciy II preparing ihose
issucs In the Department instead 4 relying on lnd
vlluals or compnn.cs vlose facilities are NECESSARILY
divided among different cu'tomcfs
TIE sUsPTssIos or IIE WHIT of nABiAs CORPUS.
The Secretary Of War has ordered that The
act Of Congress relating 10 tie sufpouson q the viii Of
habeas corpus and the proclamation u The PRECEDENT
ba,ed upon the ,amc be- Published fof The Information
Of al concerned and hn, the following special nstsg'
tons for persons IN the military service Of tie Unite"
States be- strictly obtcrycd. VIZ.
The attention II every onocr in The military service q us
United State. "a ed 20 the proclamation Of the Pfc'drn
.su,d the i;, day u September 0 ~ which the priv
lcsc Of the Of abcas Corpus suspended IT, THEREON"
writ Of labeas Corpus should In violation u ID" Aforesaid
proclamation sued and served upon any ocer In the
military seryce ofthe United State. Commanding him 10 pro
dnce before any Court OF Judge any person In BE
custody by authority Of the President q tho United
State belonging to any u the classes specified
IN the Presidents Proclamation shalbe the duty Of such
officer 10 make known by his cohca,e under OATH to whom
.oeyer may ,uc w, Of hahels corpus that the
person named In said wit IL detained by him prisoner un
authority Of the President Of tho United sate Such
having been made any person serving or attempting
to serve such wit either by The command Of any
Court, OF Judge, otherwise, and with or without
proce. Of law shall attempt to arrest the officer
making such and holding In custody such person the
said officer hereby commanded TO rcfuss subn''on aud
obedience to such act aud there should be attempt to
take such person the custody OF such Officer arrest
such officer be shall resist such attempt calling to his aid
force that may be- necessary to maintain the authority oi the