New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Monday, Sept. 81, 1863.



Col Lowell. with detachmcnts Of the Second Mass. and
Thirteenth and Sixteenth New York cavalry unsuceess
fully chased the formcf to SnIckersvile ard COL Baker
with Lis mounted rangers went in vain pursuit after tie
latter. Col. Baker brought in eight deserters from
Meale's army. - large number Of whom are escaping
across the lower Potomac into Maryland.
I,irOgTAST TO PROvosTMARsHAL OFFICERS.
Circular No. "a from the Provost Marshal
Generals Office calls attention to paragraphs e., 49,
"a and 95 Of the regulations for the Of the
Bureau violation OF which viii result in the dismissal
Of the offender The circular also contains tie follow
ing paragraphs:
that In many cases abe bodied presented
for substitutes aud passed W Toe board ni 10
reach the general rcndezyous but are replaced before thsf ar
NV there by others answering TO the same name-ieeoe IN
q % IN al be- Isd that The
substitutes delivered al general rendezvous are me dec
who examined and passed a. sucn ~ the boso
They viii adopt stringent sssurea ~ l. sure tne iuenty'
PLA0 PRESENTATION.
The flag presentation to the Iron Brigade
camo Of Thursday last. The Brigade having moved
Was understood here the affair would be postponed
but Mr. Sclick OF the Interior Department. who had
gone down with the dag and large supply Of provisions
for fcas, Wednesday, followed the Brigade to its
new camping ground.
There u decided TINT n campaign was about
TO commence the presentation had better take place at
once The Generals and other officers in the vicinity
we're accordingly invited. Mr.. Seick presented the
fag speeches we're made by officers and prva,es. and
the edlblcs disposed o.
PEoIosALs FOR GOODS FOR INDIANS.
Bids ior furnishing such goods as may be re-
CURED by the Indian Bureau for distribution among
The different tribes were opened to-day BY the Acting
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs They will be referred
to The Secretary Of the Interior FOR his decision.
NATIONAL BANKING.
The FIRST National Bank of Washin gton, an
Institution greatly needed here. opened Tor business to-
day, With capital Of half a million This Bank was
Organized several weeks ago and has since been doing
snoh business ~ offered from correspondents; but It's
formal opening hes been postponed in consequence Of
necessary delays in preparing bankingrooms 1t Is
expected tic circulating notes ar The National Banks
viii be ready during October
SAILING oP AssisTAyTsEcRETALy nALRISGTos.
misunderstanding Harrington sails for Eu-
rope in tie Scotia On "Wednesday.
THE CASE OF CAPT. FORD.
In the Court Martial Of Capt. Ford, 'so Union
ladies' Mrs. Baggou and her sister tesriaed that on
,hc.s va, North RON Richmond. Last fcbruary they
acre relieved -hiic oro--ng he Potomac. Il ednsid
cradle Guns of tnouey. by detectives seting under
Capt Ford The testimony o. tie female deiccIiy,
v DO searched them was also taken.
MgoErAsI oEDri IELAfIyE 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
After the I'D inst, all volunteers serving in
years ossanAsons and having lees than one year
to serve Will recnli'iing far Three years or the ar
be entitled 10 TIC b.uriy Of ssO9 provided oT Veteran
Volunteers
IEGULAuoSs Yng TIE ADNIssiOs or OYfIclBs ISTo
TN INVALID COATS.
Regimental officers, unfit for active service,
Who may dcsir 20 enter the Invalid Corps must max,
ayIlcAiion Or appointment 10 the PFo'os,'Ainrshd
GENERAL giving fali history a their accompanied
IN surgcons cert lcao stating the nature and degree
u disability lId that the officer Is 1T for duty Ia th'
ln,n!.a ,0rIs Recommendation 81 positive chsrac
ter 90 to BIZ military qualifications and general fines
vii Ao be required from al least three officers Of rani
under shon the applicant has served Oihccrs already
Transferred the Invalid CoTps. but who have not YET
received their appointments frUm tie Secretary " War
uusi nnakc application in accordance with the abOy,
regulations
Iur EMrLoyaESr or mrFssioyisN ny GOVERN
MINT.
Considerable feeling ~ manifested by thu
unloalais II baltimore IT the retention In Government
empIV oi knoan Scccsslonists. The Vommissary De
partIuoni Is particularly mentioned. In city ~her,
nothing but tho presence Of large Union force, and
the banding together Of the loyal citizens has kept the
traitors IN fubjccton. such Is regarded not
oay IS impitio but grossly unjust TO The unions's
TIE TRrATgEsT RECEIVED By REBEL rRisoNEEs.
striking contrast 10 the inhunan treat
.oni Of Union prisoners at the Lubby prison In Rich
rord 10 sLoRn In the lcnIcncy manifested toward Rebel
Tl.onors confined at Fort Mclienry. At the latter
, lace they have Tie run Of the fine parade ground
muse themselves with playing ball and other exercises
al VI are regarded b. the Oliors who almost pro
IL .cuously admitted a. martyrs rather than traitors
In consequence Of all this they nsnmc the air Of LORD
an masters who for the time ar simply unDEtuna,,
In sl,lng their freedom slightly cuItailed.
10 1 BE- Aasocia.sl rIcs,
wAsnEGroS. Monday. Sept. "A 1868.
sIIy III syBscrrIIoS TO The SANITARY COMMITTEE
Private adyices from Virginia City, Nevada
Territory. say additional subscriptions 10 Tie arognt %
So 900 have been made thao for the Sanitary tomgs
ION Tho money is TO be forwarded in silver lroks N
about 81 800 oacha good evidence Of tho mineral 10
..uiccs Of Tat Territory, well al tAc !lDc. atty o
it, inhabitants.
DIsMiSsAL AID AlREsT OF ENROLMENT OYFlCi IL.
Capt. Jas. C.. punhapi, Provost Mar shall, ana
jasper L. Brewster Commissioner for tho Ivth District
Of Connecticut have been dismissed and the Surgeon Of
the Board OF ENROLMENT DR.. S. L. Salisbury has
b0n arrested ana ordered for trial before Cont Mar.
inl u0dcr section Is Of the Enrolment act Dr. ~ H.
Aiorsels In the LIST Dsiict In ponnsy is to be
nrrligEcd on similar charges. This section provides.
that any Surgeon charged with the duty OF inspection
who shall receive from any person whatsoever. any
money, az other valuable thing agree directly or IN
directly 10 receive the his anotcrs use for
making an imperfect inspection false report or Who
shall villfy neglect to make faithful inspection aud
true report shall be tried by Court Martial, AID ON
conviction thereof b. punished by fine no. raccedins