New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
FROM WARRINGTON.
speciL Dispatch 10 The y. Y. Tribune.
wAsmScros, Friday. Oct. 9, 1863.
TIE PRESIDENTS REPLY TO TIE MIssoUII-KAssAs
DELEGATION.

WARRINGTON Friday. Oct =. FOB
TIE PRESIDENTS REPLY TO TIE NIssoURI-KAssAs
DELEGATION.
The President has completed his reply TO the
Missouri Kansas delegation and the manuscript is now
In the hands fihe copyst and win probably be handed
20 the Chairman. Mr.. Drake. tomorrow. The Kansas
delegates presented distinct address asking first that
the State be made into separate Department. or. sec.
ondly, iha, Gen. SchoGeld be removed and General
who better understands the requirements Of the depart
mcn be substituted. To the first proposition Mr Lin
coin IL reported have replied that be could no OBJ
eoiions 10 making Kansas into a separate department
provided there were 10 obstacles from military point
Of view.
Several consultations lave taken place upon this and
the other points between the President and Secretary Of
War. Nothing Is positively known as To the conca-
sons arrived at by the President but those most Inter
cs,cd incline TO The belief that Kansas will be made
separate Department that Gen Schoheld will not be
rcmo 3D. bat that orders will BE- Issued directing Gov.
Gamble and h, military eoadJuior TO carry out some
not all tie reforms aked Tor by the Committee In the
course q the Conferences with the Committee. the
President assured them that tie election Of Judges in
Missouri In November should be protected. The dele.
ga,cs therefore sanguHe II success at the polls
SECRETARY CHASE GOING 10 OHIO.
Secretary Chase started this evening for Ohio,
whore be viii arrive In season to swell by voice and
vote the majority against yallandigham. Before de-
Gliding 60 De toos legal advice 20 bis right to cIer'
else the elective franchise in hi. old home and being
assured that he could DO So Immediately set of This
i Mr. CAascs f, ,s., TO his na,lvc State since be
eegled the r,Ttfo.o u the Treasury Department.
TIV Fr'SsYLyASI EIEcIIoy.
4. a.. l.
cr, u Curtin that he Win b. reelected Governor ~
pcunsyiyntia ~ not FAR from 1000 majority. while
NOS, ,hford and experienced Union oanvasers say
TIA, Bis majority will be rather than under 9ooc
Thcse calculations 81 course based on the suppos
ton TIA, tie people will come out 10 vote.
DEPARTURE oY ON. wADswoETI.
Gen. Wadsworth left this afternoon for New
Orleans. where be 10 TO have important. command.
lilo viii so ~ tie Inland and Mississippi route On his
way 10 81. Louis he viii stop at the Gcnesec homo
stead In order take with him the third ard youngest
only 10 years old Of his sons all OF whom he has
,rlbutcd 20 The service Of the country.
TIN REFUSAL BY TIE ErBEIs To EXCHANGE SUR
GEoss.
The non-eHchangc of surgeons, usually re-
,arded a. oobsiani. arises from the detention Of
one named DR. Euekor by the Rebels who profcssed to
have charges AZ ainst him. Our Government thereupon
detained Rebel surgeons hostages The Rebels then
lepl other surgeons, fast captured and Rebel sur
goons we're consequently held. There now abou.
. 4 our surgeons In Rebel hand, and have still
arscs number Of theirs In our hands
coKKfcuoS-THE EXCHANGE oP PRISONERS.
The authorities here have no knowledge that
iaoo0 Union prisoners are at CITY Point ola their way
hitler for transportation home n, has been enormously
stated No deliveries Of prisoners save In the case Of
some who are wounded sick. are taking place. About
go were thus delivered during the last month No
further Developments have taken place rs TO any future
deliveries or exchange.
TIE CASH or COL wySDHAM.
Col. Percy wyndham has asked for Court of
Inquiry With view to ascertain the reasons why he
was recently relieved from all military duty.
A corrERHEAD REPORT DENIED.
The statements in Coppcrhead journals that
public business In Of the Departments was brought
Ia stand ,il because Of CLERKS going home to Penn
s,,nnin and Ohio to vote Ia not true The clerks from
other States have Voluntarily offered to labor hours
TO keep up the work Of those gone aid crushing out
Coppcrheads and Il Iors.
sICK AND WOUNDED SENT IN.
About 300 sick soldiers and few wounded in
skirmishes have been in from the front and will
reach the city tonight.
TuE CASE OF COUNT GuRowsKI.
The ease of the United States against Count
Gurowsk criminal prosecution for libel contained in
"Gurowskis Diary" on Chief Clerk Hunter was com.
menced but not finished to-day. Mr.. Bradley the de.
fodauls counsel declared that in defending his client
b, defended tie riglts 10 which an American citizen is
n-lbe rights OF free thought, fee speech and free
D.. css.