New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-25
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch ~ The y. & Tribune.
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: Special Di,rs,ch ~ The y. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Thursday. Sept. q. ls6'.
TIr REBEL IEEA1MST OF OUR CoLoRFD TBoofs
The President has directed Gen. Gilmore 10
demand Crum Gen Beaurcrard list Of ;he officers and
men Of the 9TH Coorcd Regimen, who uer" taken
prisoners on Morris rslaud and s;aicment ~ their
present status If,hc st be frniftcd equal number
of Rebels ofthe same rank or higher who now in
our ranks viii be apart for such treatment as
men receive II is understood that II Beaurccard
Furnish the H.. pleads Ignorance be is
portcd have done IN 20 inquiries ;hs sub
/ ice, from Commissioner Onld. orr Government " III
presume that the Rebels have errred out tiei' threats
sud - I'D a,t accordingly.
THE wofX OK THE CAPITOL.
The pla.tc- model of ;hc frs, ol Craw lord',
doors ior tue Capitol i. on - way 10 New York. 1t
al BE- east In ibis country The secFctar. of tie Intc
rcr has determined that o., F is possible a future
wolh for he tapol ,hal be done m his country and
the design only The secondof Crawford doom cA.'~
and It win p.obahiy never be competed. R"S,ns
bronze doors are on tLcr way from New Ycik tn
Washington.
MORGAN HELD ron NEAL DOW.
The Rebel General John Morgan i to bo held
ior exchange against Gen. Neal Dow.
col sTRLlGHTs COMMAND.
The reiterated complaints embraced il every
letter sent South hy John Morgans men. now confined
in the Ohio Pcnitentiary in retaliation FOR the treatment
of Col sircghts command have been listened 10
In Richmond. Col SiFeighf and his officers have been
taken to the Rebel capital where they are treated Ike
other prisoners of WAY
RETALIATION.
Lieut.. Col. Powell of the l2th loyal Virginia
infantry i. now treated traitor Nv the Rebels and
imprisoned in a fccns dungeon at Richmond. The
Rebel authorities have been notified ihn, Rebel pris'
oner OF equal rank viii be subjected 10 similar treat
ment unless he be a, put the footing with
other prisoners of war.
CAPTURE OF GrEREiLLAs.
Col Baker, with his Rangers, day or two
since proceeded down the Potomac landed at Queens
town Point. had fight with guerrilla routed them,
captured Kincheyc noted robbcI aud 10 Of his band,
and lodged the maraudc.s in the Old Capitol
DEsERlERs 10 d. sHO.
Pr,yates John Tmlin, Company ID, I45th
Regiment New.york Volunteers Daniel sullivan.
Compan, T.. Thirteenth Regiment Massachusetts Vol
unieois: Herman Barber alias Edward W. Won Helm
ickc Company ID lNh Pennsylvania; Charles Williams
Company d 4ih Maryland Volunteers Daniel Dfishts
Company T. ut NcwJersey Volunteers have been
cuten.ed % be shot ior deserton the execution tot
ulae, FRIDAY sept -, between - m. and O'Clock
u M, in hc presence oi their respective divisions
DISMISSED FOR roRGrgN.
Second Leut. 4. :. GroScr, Company =,
10th New York Volunteers has been dismissed the
service lor forgery.
DISMISSED FOR VARIOUS ofrENsEs.
Cant. John l.. Dcyeaux, lllh Mas. Vols.
Col Frederick r. Fmhick Tooth y. Y. "; I'd LieGi.
Chas T.. HewstoD Co. I. lls Penn Vols Capt. Fran
els d. Swcetscr. Co. r.. ID 4. ;. Sberpshooters Isl
Lieut. Royal II. Waller Co. l. 10th ~ Y, Capt John
Darrow. s2d y. Y. Capt. jas q. Hughes ~.i n. Y
lst Lieut. John Mciiush Co. A. o'th Pa. Vols, aud
Assistant Surgeon Henry lockwood. 18th Mass Vols
Capt wm. B Dnunng. iiih \. j. Vols. have al been
dismissed the service for various oacnscs.
ENUMERATION or rAyMAsTER MFARLAND
The Court of Inquiry in the case of Frederick
McCarter Clerk of Mejor Henry Mcfarland, Paymas-
ter hns closed its investigation. II exonerated the
latter from al blanc in the matter. and an order has
been ssucd for him to report for duty to the Fdywaser
General