New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
PROM WARRINGTON.

WILMINGTON. Wednesday Aug Il, 1863
THE ML-HEALTH DODGE.
WAR DEPARTMENT ApjrIASI'GENfRALs OFFICE Igc9'
GENERAL ORDER No. 25S--All applications Of
Qusressers Comnisssrss and Psysser' for change Of
stations be exempted from the operations Of orders Of
assignment TO stations on the score OF iheslth will he
hereafter taken confessions Of inability perform official
duty on account Of physical neapac'y and equivalent to
tenders Of ressnsons The officers concerned Will in
ordinary course be mustered out Of service here as in
cases Of accented Iesgust.ons
+. D. TOWNSEND, Asst Adjt General
DEPARTMENT OF WEST VIRGINIA.
WAN DEPARTMENT, ADJVTAST GENERALS OFFICE.
WAsHiNGToS Aug 3, 1908
GENERAL ORDERS No. 266.-The Department Of
West Virginia will inc ude s OF the State OF Maryland wet
OF the Monocsey River including tia; part OF Virginia In
The vicinity OF hAIpeI's Ferry -
- E. d. TOWNSEND. Asst Adjt-Gon.
SOLDIERS PARDoNTD
WAR DEPARTMENT AnIrTssT-o ESEa'Ts oTYlcE,}
WAsHISGToS aug. 5, 1858. :
GENERAL ORDERS No. 272.-Ihe following
named soldiers undergoing sentence Of Geuers Cou Mar
It's. aye pardoned by President and will be released from
Richsrd Hembree' = So Ind John Boyd p Ky.
Harrison Mott, Pa Art Morrison Colombo Cav.
- E b. TOWNSEND. Asst, AdjL-Gen-
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The paragraph in The Herald of Tuesday, re-
spectiug clerks in TIE General Lsnd Office being
expected to subscribe 81 500 exemption money is IA
subscription was started, the objects Of which, as
stated were to aid the families Of those Of the Dix
clerks drafted from the Office who should 20 to the
war or 10 assis; in procuring substitutes for such
could not 60.
SURGEONS APPOINTED.
The Commissioner of Pensions has appointed the
following Examining Surgeons DR.. A. S. Haskeu,
Hillsboro, H.. DR.. Julian Bates 81. Louis, Mo;
DIR. Samuel Lovett, Auteboro, Pa; DIR. W. II.
Watson, Bedford, Pa; DR.. j. NJ Dill, Coopersiown.
Pa, DR.. c. Byles, Delaware Grove, Pa.
THE FIyE-TwENTIIS.
The Government agent reports the deposits with
the Treasury for the last days account Of the
fve-twenty bonds, to amount TO $l,572,7J0. The
excessive heat has caused material lessening of
monetary transactions.
THE NEWYORK COPPERHEADs.
The feeling here among loyal Democrats is
strongly repugnant to the impoitic course pursued
BY Gov. Seymour in delaying the draft simply
70 draw applause from q public minority who
oppose the Government in every step TO
crush the rebellion. An old Democrat
10 the Treasury Department said to-day that lie
trembled for the wing Of bis party thus drawn of by
designing politicians who wish TO delay the sup
preston Of the Rebellion, in order TO make capital
for the next Presidential election. Senator Harris
is sanguine that all tie attempts Of Dissatisfied Demo
Gratis in NewYork viii fail TO produce resistance
10 the draft, and that all the efforts Of Copperhead
leaders will react sadly upon themselves.
CAVALRY PAYMENTS.
Paymas;er E. L. Moore leaves tomorrow morn
ing for Centrevle, to pay the lCth y. \. Cavalry.
BOGUS SENSATION NEWS.
The dispatch teegraphed from Cincinnati, and
published in all the papers, stating that there is to
be an important meeting Of distinguished personages
in Washington this week to discuss grave questions
bearing on the Rebellion, has foundation in
fact, no such gathering will take place during the
coming week, nor is any such contemplated.
Gov. Tod Of Ohio is here simply to obtain the
ratification Of the General Government to the
rromp, but unofficial organization Of troops for the
purpose Of capturing Morgan Snd lie guerrllas, and
not TO discuss political questions look after the
draft.
Gov. Tod says the enrolment in Ohio lie COM
pleted, but he has nothing TO do with fixing the
time when the draft shall commence. Whenever it
does however, he is satisfied that resistance will
be offered as bic eople united and will meet tie
Issue like true patriots.
Gov. Randall Of Wisconsin Is also here, but with
ont any concert Of action, and on private business.
Senator Harris il in the city, but uninyed by any
Committee. These and other prominent gentlemen
are entirely ignorant Of any gathering, present Or
prospective Of any politicians at the capital
The Herald goes 20 far even as to announce the
Immediate cause Of the assembling Of this confer
euee to be that news has been received from the
South that leading Rebels are willing to come back
into the Union provided terms arc offered them.
Thit is bosh. Whatever truth there may be in the
Alexandria paragraph to the deplorabe and de-
moraized condition Of tho Rebels aud that is
doubted by those who are well informed, there is
rot the slightest foundation in the above statement
The opinion is becoming general that overtures
for peace ON the part Of the Rebel Government can
or will be received by the Federal Government while
single Rebel romans in arms. The canards printed
10 The Herald Of the past few days, may have been
originsed here to supply the deficiency OF ntelii-
gcnce, or they may have been concocted In New
York. having wider and deeper Significance, and
Tor purpose. II is charity 10 suppose the former
Suffers WAGONS CAPTURED.
Inc guerrillas captured eighteen suffers wagons
yesterday evening, near the bridge over the Acco-
timex Creek. Whether our cavalry who went in
Pursuit have captured the guerras or re-csptured
the wagons, we have been unable to ASCERTAIN.
HOSPITAL AT GETTYSBURG.
A general army hospital has been established on
The nights, one mile east from Gettysburg. All the
wounded are being removed there, mostly in the
cool Of the evening and night. The situation is ad-
mirsby adapted for the purpose. there being abund