New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
FROM WAsfIENGTOS.

/ W,snisa-oS Thar'lay SEPT y i'f1
MEDICAL sToELs slNr 10 TIE AAMf of IhL
POTOMAC.
An order for the immediate transportation of
large quantities Of medical stores 10 Gen Mcndcs army
was received today by the sanitary Commission.
TIE REJECTED REsIGsAIIoE OF oEs. GIiLMoEE.
/ The rumor current here last night, which sew
era Of your cnic prisng cocmpraFics converted hi"
positive statement that Gen. Gilmore las rendered
Lis resignation T. without foundation 40 ~eafc enabled
TO say upon the very highest authority.
1t may be that perfect harmony has not existed Of late
between Gen. Gilmore AID Admiral Drhgfcn. and .
j. trrc that The former has complained ~ hc manner 10
which the lat;er unsuccessful attempt 10 occupy Sum.
ter was made: hu; tie difficulty has not been serious
enough 10 lead Gen. Gilmore to resign OF Adm. al
Dahercn 70 alldc TO h.s relations with the military
commando. even In bis frequent priymc and coma
dental letters 10 intimate friends here.
II rny,be added ihni the Government Is r,ishcd hat
the attack upon Charleston Is progressing rapidly
It las q RICH, to expect. and that Admiral DaiigIon
who has been reported SEX IS working individually
night and day.
GEy. HA,ffLTos 3 ENGAGEMENTS.
Gen. Hamilton of Texas will be unable Ia
speak more uan two or three nights In Pennsylvania
Ia De is about 10 san for Now Orleans 10 Join the great
expedition now fitting out thclc
OUR IoEIIGs RILATIoSs.
The Government has no information from
abroad calculated TO the slightest uneaunss viii
respect 10 tie attitude Of foreign Powers. II u ~
suod on the contrary that there no danger Of inter
ference ly France or England in our aG4fs AID u
sees no reason 10 dsiFust ue sincerity Of there
assurances.
GEN. GRANTS oPISIoS or TIE PRO LAMATIos.
The Pref.deni has recently received letter
from Gen Grant in which that officer gives Ia liz
hearty adhesion 10 The policy 81 the Administration ~
nangura,od by the proclamation Of freedom which lo
terms the most formidable weapon IN the Na,ionn!
Arsenal lie adds that be sLall gladly cooperate with
AIt Gen Thomas in the formation u colorcG resi
ne1its for which two expeditions sent cut BY him Ind
already brought IN many recruits. Gen Grant Incl
dcntally mentions that The Rebels have driven into the
interior all the slaves the plantations within ten
miles Of either bank Of the Mississippi.
DIPLOMATIC HTLRyIEw WITH TIE SECRETARY or
STATE
The Russian Minister lad an interview Of two
hours length with the Secretary Of State to-day.
TIE opPosITiOs 10 GIN. scH0fuLD.
The Delegations from Kansas and Missouri
are on their way here ask the removal Of Gen. Soho
There II fair prospect tiot if their petition be granted
Gen Butler will be assigned TO the command u the
Department Of the Missouri :
TIE DRAFT IN ONO.
The kilograms from Ohio, affirming that the
draft in that State has been indefinitely postponed are
not strictly correct the State haying claimed that the
quota assigned il under the draft dweyc thousand is
some two thousand too large The draft has been SUE.
l,aaded until the question shall be settled.
TIE QUAETERAAsTEE GESgRALsInP
II is positively asccrtained that Quarter
master General Meigs has not been relieved the ques
ton ID the succcssorhp has however been considered
In case Of change Gen. Robert Alen Quartermasier
Of the North. West embracing the departments com.
nandcd ly Gems Grant Pope and Eosecrans. will
probably b. QuartcrmaserGeneral
GUERRILLA OPERATIONS on THE UTTER POTOMAC
An officer who arrived tonight from the Up
per Potomac reports That the Disturbances recently
caused by guerrilas there over and the invaders
dispersed.
INSPECTION or HOSPITALS
a Board composed Of Lieut.. Col. s. II. La
throp Capt {. r. Horton and Assistant Surgeon Lee
L. s. A.. has been organized 10 inspect the hospitals Of
Washington and vicinity, and particularly to ascertain
the correctness Of the report that soldiers have been
tanned in hospital much longer than necessary.
ICE FOR NORRIS ISLAND.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day issued
cearences for the steamer Henry Payson with hun
dred tuns of ice for Morris Island
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Postponed
The presentation ola flag TO the Iron Brigade,
which was TO have taken place today, has been indcA
nitcly postponed by order Of Gen. Meade.
THE INVALID CORPS.
The Invalid Corps, which was authorized M