New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30
{HE REBEL INVASION OF THE NORTH
Yhe Movement Brought About By
Copperheads.
special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.

speci. Dispatch to The n. y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday, June % 1863
THE NEW COMMANDER OF THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
In the army Gen. Meades reputation is high
one. 1t is believed that a maj ,rity Of the CORPS
commanders who are TO serve under him approve Of
lis selection as Gen. Hookers successor. Gen.
Hooker himself has spoken Of him as the best officer
IL his command. When Gen. Burnside asked TO be
relieved, DC recommended Gen Meade for the place
he had filled. Gen. Mcclellan also has spoken of
Gen. Meade military abilities in the highest terms.
1t has long been thought that the command would
eventually Gail upou him.
the REBEL INVASION.
I, is positively stated by person who derives his
information through channels no, easily accessible
but generally found TO be trustworthy, that the in
vssion Of tie Norh ia the work Of tue Copperheads
or Peace Dem'crats; thst euissary Of this
traitorous faction visited Richmond fortnight
since, and while there urged JEFF. Davis 10 march
an army into Penusy lvana and hay waste her fields
and burn Der towns. This, tie Coprcrhcad mes
senger said the only road 70 victory for tie
South. The sitter part of the suggestion too
b barous Iniry FOR even JEFF. Davis 10 adopt
but convinced " his visitors reasoning OF the ad-
vsntageousurss Of invading the Moth, lie ordered
Gen. Lee on his present hazardous campaign.
LINT roo THE ARMY FROM GERMANY.
The Surgeou-ti o1eral received i've barrels of lint
from the Amet.csn Consul d, MAuushcim, Germany,
today The lai was scraped and oonsed ty the
German laoes 10 be used among our wounded IN the
hospitals.
PROMOTION.
Capt Samuel +. Chain, 1t L. s. Artillery, now
gu duty in ,be observation-disclosures Bureau.
h&s been app iuel Assistar' Adl'an, General, with
he rank o: Maj,r. vice Ma. : bert V. Colburn
"A. ID. c., VIVA rank Of Lieutenant Colonel, de-
ceased.
NEW AMBULANCE.
new ambulance has been exhibited at the Sur
geon- eners.s =, capable Of containing four badly
wounded men. Tie ambulance now IN ute carries
only bsdly ounded man, two slightly
wounded.
MEDICINES SENT TO HARRISBURG.
A large supply Of medicines na- been sent TO Har-
risburg aut Piiadephia, 10 anticipation OF coming
battle.
ILLNESS OF MIR. BOWEN.
$. j. Bowen of this city bias been quite III for
some days bat there ARE hopeful indications Of his
speedy recovery.
1nE CASE OF GIN. MILRoY.
The case VI Gen. Milroy Is under examination
with view to his trial by Couri-M
wASTETULNEsS ~ THE NORTHWEST.
Letters from citizens of Minnesota that have been
received here. express great Indignation at thc
waste OF material ia the expeditions recently sent
gu. 10 search Of Little Crow. who with 900 or
1900 warrior. j. making some trouble in Dacotan
Territory. /. believed that d few huud Ell mount
I'd men accustomed to Western lie could Cd y dir
pose Of Little Crow aud Lis band.
FOREIGN MINISTER'S IsCONL TAX.
The Commissioners OF Iuteru4l Revenue has de-
cided that the compensation Of iorri. n Ministers j.
liable to the income tax. TIE decision winch wa
made in respouse to an inquiry by Lord Lyons, is
supported BY elaborate Arguments similar 70 those
.ddueed in ;ae OF the CoLaai-Gener. to Pfu,.
ola, who rsised tie sane point.
CULOIED IEOUpS.
The tenth aud Last company o. TIE let Regiment
Of u. S. coiore1 troops to he mustered IL to-
morrow A regiment from Norfolk viii som Join It
aud the two wal 70 into a camp Of instruction To-
gether
APFAIRs IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
Private aGyices from the I1dian country indicate
a dismal state Of affairs among tie Yanc.on Sioux
tribes II seems that several members Of the garsi.
at For Il ,lnsdAle in revenge. shot down six Of
the Ysncton Sioux Indians the fort. Tie neigh
eorlDg lhoiHhS were NJ 'as' ae'ouh'S a,seiAD'ine,
and threaten 10 attack the for: and lay waste the
1eighbor.ng settlements.
THE NATIONAL CURRENCY.
Certificate Of authority to commences banking
der the National Currency Law have been issued 10
associations in lie following places: Springfield,
Mas; Davenport, Iowa; Lafayette, Ind; Sandus-
KY, Ohio; Carlisle, Penn; aud Alan Arbor, Mich.
ORGANIZATIONS or DISCOUNTED CAVALRY.
Col. Percy Wyndhsn has been ordered 10 organ
10 The disfDounted cavalry in the District 10 be
sisted by Lieut. Col johnson OF the jth y. Y Cav
airy. Color will 10 10 objection ~ "a recruit.
10 the Associa,ed Pres
WAsHisGros Monday. Juns 29 1893
RETURN OP SOME or sCOrIs 800.
Thirty OF tue detachment OF Scott's cavalry, who
encountered ine enemy At Fairfax Court-lIouse on
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