New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

eOndtionally Union. The Military Governor has
bibited all sales of liquor during the DAY ana has
~. ed a sufficient guard to enforce the order and
a''~Ve peace. which there are idle threats Of
breaking.
III. o.rnr,snd Of, Gen. Martndale, Military Gov
- -. n;strict, was reviewed yesterday near
go Gu un.~i,aL The appearance Of this body of
t,oops forming the intSrOr garrison OF the capital
vas considered highly creo"so'e.
pATTIE.FLAG FOR coLoRED SOLDIERS.
The design OF the new flag, to DO presented to the
l., D;st1ct of Columbia coiored regiment is novel
one The Goddess of Liberty stands with her feet
.oua snake, which is biting itself TO death. In one
hand re holds the Presidents Procs nation OF Free
d. in the other muskes, Y ich she Offers a
iel.leaded and dusky freedman.
ftANGEs IN THE ADJUTANT-GENERALs ofSlCE'
Major O. ID. Greene, Assistapt-A3 jutaDt-Ge
has taken charge OF the Bureau for collecting drill
Ing and organizing volunteers, in the place of Lieut.
C,l. w. A. Nichols, who will relieve Col. t. D.
Townsend of some of the duties devolyng upon him.
10 t''0' WASHINGTON, May 81, 1853.
MILITARY HOSPITALS.
StoS: Jpsrector DIR. q. X. johnson has re-
s,uspected the Corps Hospitals at Acquia aud
DC Creeks, and viii soon submit to the De.
-. a detailed report. These hospitals exhibit
a,.,ekshle exemption from mortality in the ope-
,-a,ir This is attributed to the excellent physical
eor.;op of tn, officers and men previous to the
basas well az n the completeness OF the arrange
nn, and skinfnl attendance in the hospitals.
ear,v q case has tern. mated fatally. An amputa'
fin the hin ioin, was performed in the I'd Dvis-
10 st Corps Hospital an 'raiion which is almost
iyriably followed by death, and consequently hSr'
lis ,aid been dismissed in European ana American
sgery. The patient is now in ialr wsy OF re-
very.
PRESENTATION.
The pon-commissioned officers and privates OF the
sw-York 9th State Militia to-day presented IL
hsrles j. Eordquis Chief Surgeon of the I'd Di-
,son, 1st Corps, with q superb American ebronome-
,r and massive CHAIN valned at $3.50, in appreeia-
on Of bis character and services while Surgeon of
teir regiment. The occasion was the second ami
ersary of that gallant regiments departure from
ONE in the service of their country. The 9Th have
inferred severely during the war. Gen. Robinson,
ommanding the division, together with his staff,
Vas present
pRsRRTERs SENTENCED To BE SHOT.
Privs,es Enos Daily, Philip MarsroH, and Chas.
Harrington, all of the 10th New.York Vols, hav-
ing severally been found guilty Of desertion by
General Court Martial Of the Army Of the Potomac,
are sentenced to be shot on Friday next.
DISMISSED IN DIsHONoR. .
Second Lieut. Robert Hart Of the same regiment
for misbehavior before The enemy, is dishOuOrsbly
dismissed from the service.
Capt. Altman ID. Borden, Of the Michigan volun-
teer Infantry, for conduct prejudcial TO general
order and military discipline is dismissed from the
service.
CAsHIERED.
SecOnd-Lieutenant James ID. Bennett, Of the Michi-
gan Volunteers for similar PERSONS, will forfeit gil
psy and allowances that are or may come due him,
and ID cashiered.
REGULATION CONCERNING CAPTURED PROPERTY
According to army order just issued from the
Headquarters of the Army Of the Potomac, here
after all captured property of whatever description,
viii be transferred 10 the department Of tie staff
70 which the property appertains. Contrabsndf
will be in like manner transferred TO the Provost
Marshal 6 eneral. Amy officer failing TO make
prompt and complete returns Of the captured prop
ey that may fall into his posse sson, and to transfer
the same, or permitting such negligence will be
specially reported TO headquarters with view to
bis dismissal from the service with disgrace.
Surgeon b. A. Clements las been assigned to
duty as Assistant Medical Directors Surgeon j. Ii
Taylor, Medical Inspector and Assistant Surgeon
Warren Webster ss Medical Inspector.