For The Tribune
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Commodore BARRON has resigned his command
at the Naval Asylum, as you say, in consequence
OF some official and oficious influence on ,he part
of the Chief of the Bureau of Medicine at Wash
iHgton." The same Chief of the Bureau has pro-
duced great confusion on this station; and from
several of his circulars now before US, we are net
surprised that the Surgeons in the Navy are un-
able to procure their medicines and supplies. He
seems TO have thrown the whole Department into
the same state of uniutelligible confusion which
marks his own circulars. PAUL JoNEs