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Major General WILLIAM O. BUTLER left Washing
ton on Monday on his return to his family in Ken
lucky. His wound is not yet sufficiently healed to
return to the duties of the camp, which he is anxious
to rejoin. Every attention has been paid at Wash
ington to this brave and accomplished officer. He
was ordered to Washington by the President, at the
suggestion Of the Secretary of War. The "St.
Louis Union " of the 29th ultimo accurately states
the object of his visit when il says that 9 Gen. But
er's information may be of service to the War De,
partment, and we suppose he has been sent for to
be consulted on war points. "-Union.