New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18
Special Disp..sh TO The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Friday July II, 1863.

WAsHIseros. Friday July II, 1863
GEN. DIX on HIS WAY TO NEw-YORK.
Gen. Dix passed through Baltimore this evening
on bis way to NewYork. Gen. Candy, formeryiu
command in New.Mexico, has been temporarily re-
lieved from the important post which lie fills In the
War Office, and is ordered to report to Gen. Dix.
He will probably be second in command.
NOTICE TO DRAFTED MEN.
We commend the following circular to the drafted
men who are engaged in the riot.
WAN DEPARTMENT PsoyosT. H,L-DgSyRAL'sl
OFFICE, WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Juiy II, 1853
CIRCULAR No -Frst; Drafted become soldiers lie
The ,srvc. of tho United States By the feet Of their nsme'
hsyrs been drawn in draft The notification served upon
them by the &. merely ANNOUNCEMENT Of
the fact aud an ordsr for report o duty a. de's
usied time aud place.
Second Tn. following opinion Of the Hon. Wm Whiting
Solicitor Of the War Department is published for the inf'r
nation Of all concerned;
'When person hss beer daed In pur'parce OF tha En'
rou,ut Act March 1853 notice OF such dran must be
served within ten days thereafter by written or printed
pce 20 be served him perooay by leaving copy
bis last p.sce Of residence. requiring him 70 sPpes ass
TO report Tor duty sftet his place re.d nee,
hn per'onsly without furoishins s1b-t'ue
or paying $500 Il pronounced by Law be de.erer aud
may be arrested and held Tor trial by CoanAstal sni
,nced 10 es8'h
person after being drafted and before receiving nocs
DESERT. notice still be served by leaving II e hi. last
II e q residence, and he does not in sccort.ncs
with the notice furnish the substitute or pay the three
HUNDRED dollars be will be In law deserer. aud must be
tried accordingly There is no way or mepne, in which
present absent whether he changes his dencs
ab'coud' he ht. OF The United State. 'ssint him ,s
country that will escape biity be ea'ed criminal
INN. WHIIISG. Solicitor OF the War Depsr.msus
JAMES b. FRI, PTovossMarsnai General
CHANGE OF DESTINATION or REBEL PRISONERS.
Several thousand Rebel prisoners who were on
L. to ntpt.t
side Of the Empire City, when information OF the
rio, reached their slender guard it was apprehended
that the mob might recruit itself with these con-
genial spirits
THE ESCAPE OF LEES ARMY.
The President sent two dispatches 10 Gen. Meade
day or two before the escape Of the enemy across
the river, in both of which he urged the necessity
Of an immediate attack. In one of these dispatches
be said be thought all the appearances indicated
that no other occasion would speedily arise ofer-
ing circumstances 80 favorable TO and uu-
favorable 10 the enemy. He therefore wished
battle to be delivered at once. 10 the council OF
war which decided sgainst attacking Gen. Lee. at
time when subsequen, disclosures have shown only
,~o-thirds of his army, perhaps forty thousand men
would have been in line TO receive our soldiers
uusutu WIN NiStoisb enc "ih'i s"h" n"'sNS ""eeoy
crossed, the Generals who pronounced agans, tho
attack were Sedgwick, Sykes, French, HaHeSsnd
Slocum. Those in favor OF attack were Generals
Meade. Howard, PleasaDton, and Nadsworih TEN.
porarily commanding the First Corps, (Gen. Newton
being sick), with Generals Humphrey and Warren,
Of Gen. Meade's staff. The last named made q
nowerful speech in which he showed the necessity
of immediate movement. Gen. Wadswor,h also,
adding his voice to his vote, insisted with all his
might shat there was the occasion 10 destroy Lees
army.
GEN wADSwORTH ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Cen Wadsworth went home on a thirty days
leave of absence in this evenings tain. IL is
doubtful whether he will return to the army. He
is not tired of fighting the Rebels, as he has been
doing with devoted patriotism from the commence
ment, hut he thinks the army oyergeneraled, there
being Oh the average OF one officer with sar on
his shoulder TO every 800 men.
HOW THE REBELS DESERTED THEIR WOUNDED.
Surgeon General Hammond, just returned from
Gettysburg says that the most cruel act OF the kso-
els within remembrance was the leaving OF ll,oO0
Rebel wounded with only six Rebel surgeons to At
tend to them. Great suffering has been endured by
these unfortunate men, bsrbarously deserted by
tho chiyalry of the South. Only 5000 Union
wounded remain on the field
CERTIFICATES FOR NATIONAL BANKS.
Certificates of authority TO commence banking
have been issued to the following National Banks:
First National Bank Cincinnsti.-C spital Sl.0cOOV.
First National Bank, Ohio-Cspitsl. roO01 ..,ooo
Eirs, National Bnuk sshinston-Ca apita, S3000OO
FIst National Bank. Portsmouth H1Csp,t".a "a s'""''
First National Bank, lows Cny-CaPta. sSaoco
First National Bank, Carlisle, PA-CaPs, %" vyoo oo
First National Bank Richmond lnd.-tspi Al StoV"'
Pr.t National Bauk. Lafayette xad-Cspita+ $eoOoo'
Jay, Cooke & Co. are the principal stockholders
in the Washington Bank, which was the hrst to
apply for An organization under the act.
The sales of iivetweniies are again on the IN
crease. Nearly $3,OOO.OOO have been disposed of
this week.
THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE DRAFT.
We are officially authorized to say that the Gov