The New York herald., 1863-09-08
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Z, 1858.
OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM GENERAL aILLAoRH AND
ADMIRAL DAHLGRES.
Oscia reports have boen received from General Gill;
and Admiral Dahgren TO the 4th inst they oon
tain nothing addition tho published accounts whoh
be made public without dotrment to future operations
REINFORCEMENT OF THE WILMINGTON BLOCKADE.
Additional naval forco has already ordered 70 re-
nforce the bockading feet on wilmington NJ o. and In
efforts be mado TO prevent the oontinuA
and successful running Of tho blockade at that point
REORGANIZATION OF rEsEsssHE.
The Of Generals Burnside and Rosccrans In OK
peng the rebel forces from East and relieving
its loyal population the oppression under which
they have SO long suffered WILL IL believed enable The
loyal citizens state, who In the majority, TO
reorganze the State government and elect members OF
Congress tho OF tho next session.
Tennessee win occupy the proud position OF having
been the ars. of the seoodod States redoemsd and
restored to the Union. xWs,,ssa
Hon. L-J stickney, Tax commission6 arrived
here to day from Morris Island. He sbr tho pur.
pose Of representing the President ths desire OF the
people Of should be sent TO that State
to relieve them from rebel rule which he says they are
very tired that they may be enabled rsorganizs tho
State government and elect bers Of Congress- He
states that II such force be sent Immediately their
senatos Representatives bo elected In time TO
take their seats Congress tho Of tbs
next session
CHANGES IN THE MILITARY ADMINISTRATION.
In addition to the changes already announced 10 ths
heads OF departments in the military service, General
Taylor tho Commssary General Of subsistence has besn
removed Who his 10 bc Is not yet known.
number Of tho chief subordtaates in tho various
bureaus whose hcads bssn changed. are soeu 70
follow their chiefs into rctremsnt.
is understood ha. GeueraI Rufus ,nsas, SO long tho
efciout chief OF tho Army OF the Potomac,
Ia to succeed tho quartsrmaster geoeraisnip made
vacant by the removal OF 0enesai Meigs.
THE DESTRUCTION or THE RELIANCx AND sATELLITB.
The naval officers sagagsd IN tho recent attempt 70
recapture destroy thu gunbsstS Reliance and 81
tellite on the Rsppahannock, clam thas great In
Justice s done them by the statements and sirio-
lures Of the corrsspoadsnts of tho press 10 regard
TO thels lure cooperate with the cavalry In tho
at upon those boats. They state that all that could
be fairly required expected OF thcm 70 do 70 drive
the boats up tho river they could be recaptured
or destroyed by the military There were no iroocAds
that could 90 up Urbans account Of tho low
stage Of water would have besn suicidal for The
wooden boats so they would have besa sunk ~
tho resl tho south bank of the RaPpahan
mock ana the crews would been picked on By the
sharpshooters which were lying In wait fos them.
NsPEcrroN or THE MONTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
Acting Rear Admiral r. Ies win rcturn 70 Hampton
Roads day from tour OF inspsctioo o.
ths blockading vessels OF the North Atlantic squadron
NAVAL ORDERS.
Lieutenant Commander y. X. Lewis has been dsssehsd
from tho command q the Isska and ordered 70 BAisi
more special duty.
Lieutenant Commander George Brown has boon ordered
70 tho command a tho Itaska.
Lieutenant william D. Cushing has been detached from
the command oT sAockokon and ordered 10 the com
mand Of tho Monticello.
CAvALRY RENvoRo8MKNTs.
pe.achmcnts Of rcmountsd cavalry from the cavalry
depot are now being sent for ward daily rejon
the cavalry force In tho Army OF tho Potomac.
THE ARMY.
W D. c. Duryes, Assistant AdJutant General, has been
assigned TO duty Y the Array Of shs Potomac
rnx CASE or GENERAL NrLRoY.
The Cosr, ol Inquiry investigate the evacuation Of
Winchester by Con. Mlroy closed its labors today, Gen.
scheuck being the witness examined His testimony
shed no new light the matter The Court by special
order directed 10 forward the facts escsd evidence
immediately TO the headquarters Of the army, without
opinion mo Court been session three weeks To-
day, during which time they have heard immense
amount Of or testimony It 10 understood that General
Milroy's counsel " p. stanton viii submit written
gument 10 the President In tho csse.
RsCEIPTs or TAXES.
The receipts into tho Treasury from tho 30 Of
September are largest reported In day from
the same They wore, on account Of tho informal
revenue s2s7 $40 Of the customs, In United
States notes, sSs.IIo, and In coin, sssi io1-mAkng In
al, t1o7 49,
MAILS poR THE BLocKADrx0 1L8Srs.
rhs supply steamer uoioa win sail from New FORK
september II. She viii touch ~ Port Royal Key West.
and al q Admiral BAilsys stations also, u Pensacola
bal goes no f1ssbsr thAa Pensacola.
| eamspAoxs vnox rns LAwRuos ooryLAonAyor.
ns nsasssss u ~ United States received to-day
psckAes Of money which taken rom the nrs ~ Law
rsnss KAnsaA h was . small package of tuo or thrss
hundssa collars y sresabssks, sent % 70 ssesrtsin
wAsshss tbs dspasspas sool determine the dsnomina.
hoas Of ~ bab. ~ pasasss vas perfectly csoinsd
bss shs isk - IN slss lnss vhcA ooaA b. distinctly
aosd bss shs aos soud not b. spasassd soun,
them
rH' s0ss' Is'' 81 I'm .u{T. {g.'"s o. rn ".A'n'
fhs ssspsslsa q fo1i ply n rsfwsnss V Ne Tssasuy
nosss spsa 10 have been burned board the stsams.
Rssn, burnt md sunk rsosauy shs Miahsippi, have
besa dismissed By Ne sscsps,oa 0 . package Of thai
| money recovered frua tbs wreck and aput On = am
p,s While Vie nHs d he nosss we're ehasrsl The MID
dls ssrs IN such sAas a rsssvss'os sosbs lheu
70 b. counted.
DALTTnOnn r0LfTfoe.
dsssgassm d ~ baltimore Custom House ofhosn
rsprssasae both vsss 6 The Unoa psssy shsrs, sought
- in,seysss with ths President day. through shs In
troduessou os secretary Chase. esrsssous scors sss
being made 70 heal Ne fsud sting In the Union psry
sbsrs between ~ Davis ssd anii laws factions 4
aiowsd shas nr. Davis himself h The suthor q The vso
bsnsy abusive lssssr rsosusiy psbshed In the fos~s
dssoxsstAg shoss who although ihsr unios ssutinssi'
are isrspsosshAhjs hb own, ars unwilling THAI b
shall b. ~ ssaadard bsarW Of NJ party.
Letter frpa osp. Butler 60 shs sprsng
AslA, M, 1ass msstlae.
LownI, hasa., Spa ., 1898.
Yosr dsspD1sA hvniuu - W shs epringAsd Nsas con
venttO9 hae bes reosivSd jest had rsssrnsd
osrnsy. sbouH - eiad 70 mps4 my brethren of the
Nosth&sss upca W ns.sasous qsssiloa os shs reses
snd Ne futsre Ihs rebessus ssAse exig>s ony on a.
rpvis ssl sssh~sst Y ~ yvvsssts,vevr~1x
tomprsnsss npossibN ~, bsswsss Equals n
right ksofEApssasisa o. reconsssuction ID alone