New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-14
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Disps,eh 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1904.
RESIGNATION OF GEN. MARTIYDALB.

RESIGNATION OF GEN. MARTlNDALE
Gen. Martndale arrived to-day, and rendered
for the third time Ills resignation The miasma Of Viz
gina has permanently affected his health. He avows
his determination 10 go home and fight CoppeTLeads
with his remaining strength.
CoURT-nARTIAL.
| The trial Of Surgeon Higgins ofGalesboO Cav
airy Camp for selling Government horses frauduleniy
which has created much excitement in military circles,
is concluded.
Judge Higgins Of Illinois, brother OF accused, and
Hon Leonard SWEET are counsel for defence. 1t was
proved that Sergeant sold the horses and TO
himself accused Surgeon Higgins Of receiving the
money. Decision not yet rendered.
ORDNANCE OFFICER.
Mai. Dyer entered upon duty as Chief Of Ord
nance Bureau to-day, in place of Gen. Ramsay.
HOSPITALS.
The hospitals Of this Department now contain
very few patients. Large numbers having rejoined
their regiments within the last weeks. the last
port made shows vacancy Of upward Of six thousand
beds.
ASSIGNED TO DUTY.
Gen. Thos F. Meagher has been ordered to
report FOR duty TO Gen. Sherman
BOUNTY ORDER REscISDED.
The order OF the War Department allowing
men Of three years organizations who desire to rceast
in the same regiments bounty u s'cs has becn re-
scinded. -
! Five thousand two hundred and thirty-seven
acres were taken up under the Homestead law at Win
ueJago Minnesota during the month Of August, 1854.
DEsEgTIoSs.
Al 4 f,o, toto It
soldiers lending discharge papers to other persons and
an order issued to-day prohibits clothing being served
to enlisted upon any discharged papers whatever.
SPEECH FROM TIE PRESIDENT
A Lincoln and Johnson flag was suspended
across Pennsylvania avenue this afternoon The par
ties sfterwa-d visited President Lincoln, with band
lie responded to their call in brief pointed remarks
saying he did not feel called upon 10 say much when
they had heard such speeches from Mobile and Atlanta
and more recently rom Vermont and Maine.
TIE SOLDIERS VOTES.
A distinguished officer, who arrived from
Grants army to day asserts that than ever the
soldiers are determined upon supporting the Admni-tFa
ton end the talk Of Peace copperheads is more than
ever dsa,teul to them Soldiers in hospitals are voting
in spite Of State laws and it is found tia, the shirks
sbled by wounds vote for Lincoln.
MAINE ELECTION.
The news a the Maine election has depressed
tie Rebel mpathers here they generally concedo that
it indicates defeat Of the Copperhcads.
To the Associated Prev;
wAsHSGTos Tuesday Sept H. 1864.
SPEECH FROM SECRETARY SEWARD
Secretary Seward made the following address
TO the Lincoln and johnson Association, who called
upon him this evenings
FELLOW. CrTzEss: | understand that yon me The LA.
coin and johnson Association of the district oil 1oum
bia we are) Well, inquire because II Is wen wien
people each pgty know exactly who the other are
Ill tell you therefore who am ain citlen VINO Il IN
favor Of the same ticket supp0rLncOln and john
,on am for them because they the candidates OF
the Union which We are lighting for WehaVe i9ind
IL necessary 10 fight for that canse and "hen an
Obliged 10 tight for cause ah VIC as' h" TINT s"''
10 the polls and votes against IT,
FfIiow CrIzEss. In speech made at Auburn,
said there should be- draft because the army ~ being
by five thousand To ten Thousand volunteers
per day The people OF Auburn understood me- ana
cleared their district of the drat t volunteering rat
rioic men In Philadelphia write me that there they
understood 10 say that there gu De no drait ana
therefore; they stop volunteering. aVhll lyseh
OF the occasion to correct their mistake ny
saving that grace only show itself by works so the
prevent IT, hope that point is settled now
| FELLOW CITIZENS: The Democrats at chicago. a'cr
waiting ak weeks whether the war for te Union
T. IA succeed f and finally concluded tnht II Woul
flt-hercfOre they went m FOR nomination ana pat
form 10 make the fact sure thing by cessation ot
bo.tilities and abandonment OF the contest Al bh
tmOIe, on the contrary we Determined thot tH'Ic
,houd be no such thing as failure and therefore we
vent in 10 save the Union by battle 10 the last Sbcr
man and Farragu have Knocked the bottom out OF the
Chicago nominations and the elections IN vermont and
Maine prove that the Baltimore nominations are
staunoh aud sound The issue IL thus equally maze up
Mcclellan and DisuniOn or Lincoln and Union. lave
vou ,uv doubt Of the result that issue no no
Nor do have any doubt. Many thanks, my friends
for this visit Good bye.
THE NEW LOAN.
Onethird Of the bonds of the recent loan were
delivered to-day and immediate deliveries Will continue
o., he made as fast AZ the certificates presented Tor
not nurpose The Secretary OF the Treasury has direct
cd he entire amount realized from this loan shall be
noii 10 the army Warrants were issued yesterday TOT
money 10 pay the troops in the Northwest MISSOURI
and Iowa.
Eight Rebel deserters from Hills corps came
10 Washington to-day tho mail boat from Cliy foht
The order Of Gen Grant offering protection u desert
er, and promising them employment out OF rch 81 'ne
Rebel authorities has already had desnapie erect
and squads Of them frequently come within our iAes
| DISPOSITION OF pEsBRTERS.
| military order, just issued. directs that de-
serers from the United States troops arrvlngl IN ASH
ington who report themselves ~ belsngng 70 any par
ticnar regiment and sent to II, shhil DC teiha
nentv assigned the regiments or which they thus re-
t Themselves members Deserters now In the prisons
Of the District, or who may hereafter arrive: "nose
regiments are unknown. shall be sent iunedaley 20
the front with Instructions TO the Commanding deherai
Of the Army to employ them at WORK upon 'ne
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Doctor MARY L. WALKBR.-Miss Doctor
Mary E. Walker. who was captured In font OF Chatta,
| ss. como Months apo and taken 10 Richmond ana