, 1863-06-09
FROM WASHINGTON
{special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1

tspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1 :,
WAsu1SGroN, June 8, 1853:
The revocation OF Gen. Burnside's Order,
suppressing the Chicago Ia,Hs, WAS made, 1t
Is understood, at the instance Of Congress-
man I. N. Arnold, Of that district, Senator
Trumbull, Judge Davis, and other Illinois pol
iticians.
Surgeon General Hammond has returned
from tour Of inspection of the laboratories
through the Northern cities. The Medical
Department is now making Its oTn chemicals,
at o saving to the Government of from 200 to
SEQ per cent. He explains his recent Orderin
relation to the use Of calomel and tartar cmetlc
In the army,t to mean not m entire prohibition,
but 4 restriction merely.
General Hooker has ordered all Suffers in
the nr1ny Of the Potomac to fake ont licenses
from the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
They are obliged to pay US retail dealers from
September, and rs wholesale dealers, If their
business is oyer 81, 900, from March. To-
day large numbers Of them we're hero getting
their papers. Other commanders will follow
this examde
Fernando Wood denies, in the Times to day,
tha: he rctracted here any Of his late speech
c. in New York, or that he was hooted at by
soldiers willis passing through Baltimore.
Persons here affirm positively that they heard
soldiers not only hoot, but call him "Copper-
head, traitor" ard other cplthcts.
Large numbers Of blank soldiers dis
charges, signed by Dr. Policy, Medical Inspec-
tor oftho General Army, have been found in
the hands ofpartles outside the Department.
The case is now before the Secretary OF Var,
and he will undoubtedly be dismissed.
Private john T. Myers, Company F, Ohio
caTalry, Of Cincinnati, a returned prisoner of
war, fell between the cars at City Point yes-
ierdsy and was badly crushed, so as to make
amputation necessary. He was conveyed to
Annapolis.
Funds for the payment Of Fosters army, IN
North Carolina, have been lying in New York
for two weeks, awaiting transportation. The
delay is caused By an order Of the War De-
partment, prohibiting the transfer Of money
for the army only on armed Government yes
sells.
It is supposed that Dupent aud Goldsbo-
ronEh win be put in charge Of the Bureaus of
A"o+G A+40 0aAIS4cus LII Eaat t4t EAlttI - sElL
with Fo0te to South Carolina.
Coils. Vim. Gates, Sd artillery, Gust. LOOM
is, 5th infantry, Craig and symonton, Ord
nance Department, and Long and Thnyer, En-
ginecrr, were retired from June 1st, having
been in the army more than forty. five years.
Surgeon w. 8. Wright, of the rebel army,
has been convicted OF belng spy, and SEN
tunccd to be shot.
Surg. Lamb, late Medical Director Of Grant's
army, has been appointed a member Of board
for the examination Of officers applying for
commissions in culored regiments.
WASHINGTON, June s.-By direction Of
Gen. Hooker, Capt. Almou D. Borden, Of
Company Z, ed Michigan, has been dismiss
cd the service tor absence without leave and
conduct prejudiclal to good order aud MILL
tary discipline. Lieut.. j. B. D. bennett,
Company B, same regiment, hus been CASH
tered and sentenced to forfeit oil pay and
allowances that is or may be coming due him.
By order Of Gen. Rosecrans, C1ps. Fred.
1tenk, Company I, :}2d Indians, bus been dis
missed the service. Cause, drunkenness and
neglect Of duty.