New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
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WARRINGTON, Thursday. Sept. 10 1893
ANOTHER INvAsIoS DY LEE sURMIsED.
3 believed by military men whose means OF
information are Of tho best description that Gen Lee
has within the last few days received heavy reinforce
ments and that he medates another aggressive cam
paign.
The weakness shown by the Rebel armies at other
points thought TO strengthen the probability tha; the
insurgents are gathering their forces for desperate
effort under their most trusted commander.
GEN. GILLMoREs ADVANCE on CHARLESTON
The taking of CUMMINGS Point batteries
brings Gen Gimores long range Parrot guns II ola
mile nearer the City Of Charleston than they were when
tho twelve Greek fire shells were thrown into the city.
TIE ENGLISH EEnEL RAMS.
Minister Adams, in his latest dispatches. says
that he - Of the opinion that the Rebel rams against
tho departure Of which the Emancipation Society has
recently ucmoriallzed the English Government winnot
be- permitted to sail 1t expected that one would be
ready In about week from the date Of Mr.. Adamss let
ter 80 that the question is likely to have been settled be-
fore this. High officials here less confident Of the
determination OF England TO stop these piraiical crafts
than Minister Adams appears 10 b..
TIE COMMAND OF HE GULF SQUADRON.
Admiral Farragut will resume command of
the Gulf squadron as Ills vessels, now North
are repaired. He dimes with Secretary Seward tonight
and returns to New.York tomorrow.
ruE COMMAND OF TIE DETACHMENT or TIE MS
SOURI,.
The positive statement in the columns of
your co,cmporarcs that Gen Hunter is 20 be reassgned
TO the command Of the Department Of the Missouri.
vice Gen Schofed Is whou, foundation nor is there
any present proepcc, tina, this change vii be made.
TIE TREASURY NOTES DESTROYED on TIE RUTH.
The special agent of the Treasury Department
reports that fragments Of oharred notes OF all the de-
nominations contained In the boxes destroyed with the
steamer Ruth have been found in the wreck He thinks
ha, this fact In conjunction with the evidence taken
Nv the Committee In regard 20 the shipment board
the guard placed the boat mp TO the time II the fire
aud The destruction Of the boat, proves tina, no consid
cradle II any part Of the notes was distracted. No
fragments OF box No. , found. but this only
partially filed packages Of tens and one Of hyes
having been taken by the Assistant Treasurer at
1T Louis and the space filed with shayings. All may
have been DESTROYED.
TIE sEcoSD U. S. CoLoRED INFANTRY.
The 81 L. 5. Colorcd Infantry, commanded
hy Col Fellows Is now fully organized and equipped.
Tho regiment Is drilling four hour per day. expecting
soon to be ordered 10 the Department u the South.
TIE CASE or A SPY DISPOSED OF.
In the case of Cochrane alias Stewards trial as
a spy has been disposed OF by the General Court.
Martial.
HE CASE OF WHITE. IHE DETECTIVE
The case of white, tie Baltimore detective,
charged with taking brides from perty Of Secession
Jews for which he agreed 10 tt them passes 10 Rich
mond. Col Fish Provost Marshal Of Baltimore. and
Capt French. his assistant testified that White paid
over TO them $500 OF the money received. which was
Piled to office expenses.
The Jews were arrested and sent north OF Philadcl
phia not TO come south Of that point during the war.
Col Fish testified that his action In sending such men
North instead Of South In accordance with written
instructions the Secretary Of War. who authorized
Gen Scncnck 10 send obnoxious persons out of TIE Mid
Gle Department imposing no restrictions as 10 droc-
ton At the time these Instructions were issued many
refugees sent from New Orleans by Gen. Banks were
hooking TO Baltimore.
THE CASE or CAPT LEVY.
The ease of Capt. G. Nj. Levy, Assistant
Quaricrmaster charged with official misconduct, was
oI'h'u
REMOVED FOR DIsLoYALrY.
DR.. W. X. Hurley, from Tennessee, was
To day removed from second class cerkshp In the
First Auditors Office for opposing the Emancipation
Proclamation and for expressing other discyal scnti.
ments
sUpERINrESDrSr OF TIE REGULAR RECRUITING
SERVICE.
II is reported that Major-Gen. Irwin Mcdowell
will be assigned to duty Superintendent Of the Regu-
lar Recruiting service for the infantry and artillery rcg
mcnts undlra recent General Order from tho War De
partmcnt, the Army Retiring Board of which
he is President has concluded tho labors before It
TIE REMOVAL OF QUARTrRMAsTER-GENE MLIGs.
After all that has been reported about tho re-
moval Of Quartermaster General Meigs In connection
with his Writ to the Army of the Potomac we are ehA
blcd to state that he sent into Virginia at his own
special request.
PAYMENT OF TIE EXPENSES OF THE DRAFT OF 'oo-'
Owing to the want of u more spocilc appro-
praton the Secretary OF War has ordered the
incurred in making the draft in 1862 under the fresi
dcuts order dated 4h August 1907 " Nv paiu' wpar