New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
The Reported Removal Of General
Hunter Denied.
The Proposed Command for Gen. Fremont
AFFAIRS IN GEN. HUNTERS DEPARTMENT
GEN. ROSECRANs OH RETALIATION.
THE LATEST FROM RICHMOND.
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Special Dispatch 10 Tho n Y Thboe~
wAiuiysTos Tuesday, June7 1909
THE REPORTED REMOVAL or GEN. HUNTER.
The report TO the ercc; that Gen. Hunter had been
relieved and Cen. Gilmore placed In command of
the Department Of the South is authoritiyely con-
tradicted.
THE COMMAND FOR GEN. FREMONT.
The President has, in a letter 10 Senator Sumner,
put in writing his conclusions on the topics discussed
Al the interviews with the Committee representing
Gen. Fremonts friends in New.York, on Saturday
and Monday They are in substantial harmony
with his views, as embodied in tho paragraph,
touching the fret OF those interviews published in
Mondays TRIBUNE.
FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH.
Gen. SsIion arrived here to-day with important
dispatches from Gen. Hunter. lie says that AZ
fair. in the Department Of the South progress
ing satisfactorily, and that the seeming difficulties
between Gem. Hunter and Foster will be agreeaby
arranged.
Gen. Saxton will leave tomorrow with dispatches
for Gen. Hunter.
THE CASE or col. BELGER.
Tho Court. Martial for the trial Of Col. James
Belrer, consisting Of Gems. Hitchcock, Morrill,
Hatch, and Meredith, Coils. Waite and Dous
Lieut.. Col Briniou and Msj Marshall, Jodge Adyo-
cate, met e. Annapolis Monday, aud adj lurned
for one week 10 allow the Judse-Advocate time To
prepare the case for trial. The charges involve
neglect and violation OF duty gross csrelcssnea and
fraud.
GEN. RosECRASs on RETALIATION.
Gen. Rosecrans has ordered AL officers Of the
Rebel army now held 10 pr!sopors, and who mas
hereafter be captured in battle To lie placed close
confinement and strongly guarded. None will be
paroled or exchanged.
REsIGSISG OFFICERS TO De KEPT IN OFFICE.
1, has been determined 70 accept the reGgnAiions
Of ofho-rs la tho fsid ds.irsu, Of leaving Hc,iye
servlee, and Iesoriing TO the plea Of disability. 20
FAX az 10 release The officer irom field s>nloo and
trsn,fer him TO the Iayslid Corps. Il is thought
that th. will check gnAtons this questionable
ples. board consisting Of Col. ID. u. saelet
10 .pecior General and Medical Dresior X. II. Coo
ldee, has been appointed and convened by the Sur
geon- General. 10 examine men - resiguing.
PROM RICHMOND.
Richmond papers Of tie 30ih Of MAY contain no
news from Vicksburg. The E1GmiHcr says that the
re,ult q the election for Governor s doubtfu bu,
that either Extra Billy Smith or Col. flounoy is
chosen. The UAig thinks shs, Smiths chances are
the better. VIM. G. Riyes, Thomas S. Bocoos. X.
T.. Collier, and WIN. G. Wiekh.m have been elected
10 the next Rebel Congress. The PAig argues at
length that the first great in the conduct Of tho
war vas the making OF It a strictly deien,ive war,
and suggests that doso q the enemys own medi-
cine would cause him TO desis; from further inva-
zion 1t admits however, the South is powerlets Ia
tetaliate, but ssSerts that not man 10 ten would
have the war cease il no could before having u
chance to repay wha, they have suffered.
The failure to have bad the seas swarming with
prya,eor, the failure to obstruct their smaller rivers
early in the war Z" in not using the slightest
machinery of diplomacy and political intrigue in
disntegrating our enemy" aud the appointment OF
favorites aud young and uutried men over old and
tried men, are all regarded errors by The IVhig,
from which much trouble Is TO be antic pated. The
Wig also finds fault with the short.sighted and
narrow policy that prompted the construction Of u
Cabinet Of men representing but one phase and cassi-
caon Of political opinion, and thinks that those IN
authority have not done all they might have done
with such armies and leaders 40 they have had at
their command.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
A Committee Of sixty-hve from the General A.
,embly OF the Presbyterian Church, headed by that
estnsble and useful divine, tho Rev. John e. Smith,
waited upon tho President this morning. and pre-
,epted him with the resolutions Of that body. The
Committee were accompanied by several ladies' and
were very cautiously and kindly received.
THE PAYMENT OF THE SOLDIERS.
Major Preston has paid Considerable portion OF
m - nd S;vth M
by the end Of theweek it s confidently expected that
the entirs army of the Potomac will be paid. This
promptnoss on the part Of the Government has had
Inost salutary effect in the army.
BALLOON ACCIDENT.
An accident occurred yesterday 70 ono Of the ball
looms. which fortunately was attended by no serious
results. When the aeronaut had sscsnded to tho
hight Of about $50 feet, sudden gust OF wind made
rent in the balloon which caused 1t to descend with
undue velocity. The seronaut managed to keep in
the basket and with tho exception Of being some
what stunned escaped without injury.
NATIONAL BANKING.
The application for tho second National BANK OF
Ohio with q capital Of one million dollsrs, win tne
privilege Of increasing the same to three millons'
has been accepted by the Controller OF Currency
The directors of this Bank are: Wm Henry DAVIS,
Charles Davis George Keck, N. W. Thomas, Benz
Esgleston, Seth Evans, and Henry bowman. The
Bank is to be oeabed IN the upper p.rsloL Of Cin'
cinnat,i. The chatter is accepted for twenty yeaf~
GEN. sCHoFILLD's STAFF.
MsiorGen. j. NJ. Schoield, in assuming command
of the Department Of Missouri, announced by Gen
eral Order the following stat, eutCol. A.V. Col
bup. A. A. g. Lisut..COl G. w. Asrrh, A. A, g.