New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to Tie ~ Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday Oct < IAN

Special Dispatch 70 lie y. l.. tribune
WASHINGTON Monday, Oct 5. 1879
THE RUSSIAN FLEET. 'A
The Russian feet will probably stay in Amer.
lean waters until Spring. The Admiral and bis officers
will visit Washington and the Great West on private
invitations They will our great foupderes at
Pittsburg, and 90 as far as st. Louis.
REPORTS FROM CHARLESTON.
The latest accounts from Charleston are
brought By native Of Connecticut who escaped from
the hotbed Of Rebellion week or ten days ago. He
says that the inhabitants Of Charleston fast leaving
the city in apprehension Of Its bombardmept. His
description OF the distractions makes them out TO DO
even formidable than has been supposed Accord
ing his account four lines Of piles stretch across the
harbor. one Of which twenty five feet wide Between
these rows Of piles masses Of stone This refugee
thinks that it would require the labor of year TO re-
move these obstructioBs even were there intertf
ence by Rebel Cannon
THE EXCHANGE or PRISONERS
A new arrangement has been agreed upon for
the exchange of prisoners. Tie details arc still uader
consideration. All military prisoners captured and pa.
rolled prior Sept /. and all civilians captured and pa
rolled prior to the 9Th Of May last have been recently
declared exchanged The question as to tie status Of
co.ored troops and their officers is still in allegiance
TIE REPORTED DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN GES. GILL;
MORE AND ADMIRAL DAKLGRES.
Admiral Dahlgren, III private letters received
By the last steamer from Charleston, says Aat the re-
ports tint he has had any disagreement or serious der
ence Of opinion with Gen. Gilmore are utterly without
foundation As regards his health. he writes that he
very much better and wiz be all right In few days.
THE work" he says "has never taken the steel out
Of me-" lie disposes Of one Of the Rebels lies az fol-
lows II see by the papers that the Rebels not only
declined my request 10 give up Sumter but called tho
demand puerle and rnbeconing which is lie outright
No such language used l. is poor effort OF some
Of the Chiyalry TO brag up their oohne sp;r.ls
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Prominent Republican politicians VINO haVe
been siumping West Pennsylvania write that Tie
Eastern part IL tie State does vel as the Western
counties Woodward will be defeated by forty thousand
majority
TIE MlssoCgI-KASsAs QUESTION.
The Executive Committee Of the Missouri.
Kansas Delegation falling TO obtain another hsr'iew
laid before the President letter setting ior'l ae Pca
liar Organization o; the State Militia ana the En-
rolled Militia" with other documents prepared By
various subcommittee. The President l. ens'sedn
dise,,lng the accumulated evidence. LIS reply 10
anx.ousy awaited by tie chairman and seyeFa! members
Of tho committee the other members Of the deegssoa
having left for their homes.
TuY FIvE-TwRSTY LOAN.
The subscriptions 20 tho Five-Iwenty Loan
mr the three days Of October are reported BY tie Coy
e.nmeai agent a; s. i23 40
THE CASE OF GIN. MILEoY.
The evidence in the case OF Gen. Mlroy nS
been reviewed By the and sud
,,od 10 tie Presden. .or bis decision, which has not
yet been promulgated
OFFICERS cAsliERED.
First-Lieut. Arthur +. Small, Adjutant llta
Pennsyvsnia Volunteers First Lieut.. Oscar H. Zen
ent lst Co Andrews sharp Shooters. MASSACHUSETTS
Volunteers and Second Lieut.. Thos II. Heed. ~a
Volunteers. have been cashieTed iof coz
duct unscouine officers and gentlemen. drunkenness
and breach Of arrest.
sEoT POE DEsERTfoS,
Priyates Adam SMALL, Goth n. Y. Volunteers,
and wm. sw =. 18th Pennsylvania Volunteers were
shot for deseTiion on Friday.
ARRIVAL OF DRAFTED MEN.
Over xix hundred drafted men have arrived
be- since Saturday morning 70. tie Army OF tie 700
mac
HE CASE oP STANDBY TIE DETECTIVE AID CAPT.
FORD.
The court-martal, OF which Gen. Slough
President, have finished the u Shandley The deee
tue trel ior robbinga refugee from Georgs, and Capt.
Ford Proves, Marshal Of Bcrln for allowing his de'ee
ti,,s 20 rob ladies' The findings bs.ore tie seere
try Of War for bis dcclsioa
TIE RECRUITING OF coLoRgD SOLDIERS.
The statement that the President has pTohio'
ted tho recruiting Of colored soldiers whetaor nes
Nacks or slaves. in Maryland is incorrect new
order on the subject Will however soon be p7omAi,
GATED under which the loyal master viii be enabled
moro easily 20 idc ify Lis enlisted slave AID to SUB
s,aniatc hi claim sor compensation.
/ sJRPRIaE OF cAvALgy BIZ GUEEIILLAs.
White. with about $50 guerrillas, dashed into
Camp Bcokwi'h near Lewinsville. completely surprising
20 cavalry an i4Mutry men. killing wcunding 3 ard
capturing 70 men, % horses. and equipments THIS was
accomplished through tie negligence Of Lieut. W Dc
Kcavs. 10th y Y. Cavalry. who 10 10 be court mar
talel The names oi the killed. wounded missing aai
prisoners are ~ ioliows;
kuLrp-S,rg, d. G.. Hemingway and fr'@e
/ p1ls Co r. 10Th y. Y. Cavalry.
! tNpEp-Sorct L. C. ODonuen and ri.'N g., o.
/ rinnan. Co. L. 10th \. \. Cavalry, anu fsNNe "H'
l n. SAeymgr CO. Il, same regiment.
! The missing believed TO be prisoners. are
/ Corps 4. g. Martin and {. Clifford and Pr;yhes :
Wis,Se1d e!.nmo. T. Turner D. Funchs j. hiei o.
Lewis ard T. OConror Co. ID, 10th \. oasai
Corp C. Bradley and Pryat,s H. Fisher. NJ bulI ~, :.
| sherman. II Mcconnell I. iah NJ posnlonI. ~ "
] gerald w Munett and J. Corwin Of tue lilth n l.
Volunteers.
/ TO the Associated Peas.
VAsuISoroy Monday. Oct $ 1871
! OUR COAST DEFENsls.
Il appears from an advertisement OF the Cnle'
Of Ordnance that 200 of The 42pounder guns al 'a'