The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-16

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DeSureeard hes been relieved Iron ~ cosnmand
/ II ne rebels On - 4essnae ssss0 - = spH
Honn6aA y * 90 - ass4ts9 ffsses ~,
lIeeter iuat received ltoo 1ichuse0a stasss tist
resnnS csbeea fos eosue dnys havs bees ma1s by
| ~ ,,eorle q osush O1rojlsa end GscKis 70 IN
A. jeG Davis - dsea1ls D6auregard - cola-.
l mad che siossi1eatsono Dulfs Bay P4ft
novgl. ii ste event that the feet ahosl1 attempt
landing st eisher Of tsese points. Tia ietfer
statee Shat the general belief was that fhes1t
vss destined for Beaufort. 4 pretty large forge
had been despatched iron The Poeo0aoto de-
fbnd thst'poinE eaa y =
he olltdsl snn01nooaDont TO The army Of sthe
retiracy Of Gen. ocoas end Tie assumption of
command By Mcclellan he'd been tissaed It The
headquarters Of The afnygvhieh Willie esssbs
iished In washington. soI hs5s sseakfi .
The duplicate returns, orders and other r
pers. hesetol0fe sent 70 the Assistant Adjufa4t-
| Generals headquarters Of the srms, will he dis
continued BY order Of the Secreiary Of We,
| by order Of Adjutant- General Thomaa !
s Tribune Correspondence
Gen. HAlleck has mot yet received his otderf,
but the indicanons are that he viii be assigned
| to the command In 0iseouri..
Gen, Hsucocks scouls discovered to-day that
the rebels ere in the haiti Of keeping about f.
regiment in ambush near Hunters Mills for the
purpose Of capturing vhatever comes within
reach Probably moro than one careless picket,
or etrsggler, in advance Of our lines, has fallen
their victimA 8assss.,
A private Of the I'd Michigan regiment, wound
ed and captured at Bull Run and returned BE-
cause Of permanent disability, 10 visiting hls
regiment. He says One fertilization on the north
side of Richmond, when he left. vas mo. 9 than
hree-qrarters of mile in length. Our soldiers
in the hospital with him we're well treated those
confined in the tobscco house were generally
abused. The Georgia troops at Richmond we're
greatly dissatisfied and anxious to return home.
4 dispatch from Gen. Rosecrans, the only one
since the reports about his fighting Floyd, was
received at headquarters to-day. 1t says not :
word Of the virgins. thief or any engagement
or immediate prospect OF ~ engagement With
| the rebels. s
Especial to Evening Post]
An exchange Of prisoners 10 likely to become
accomplished on satisfactory conditions The
GovernmeDt 10 nov engaged in discussing the
question Lient. Kertz, who was released from
Richmond on parole, in order to urge upon the
Government the expediency Of making exchanges
expresses great confidence in the success Of bic
| mission. ~
The President has commenced preparing his
Annual Message.
The Long Bridge oyer the Potomac is being
reconstructed, and will be kept in repair for mil
itary uses during the winter.
The Government has decided 70 bold the po-
sitor now occupied q llatteras Keinf1rce-
/ .,f- he in oil n
| regiment TO replace the Indiana troops, who
| have suffered ssvsrely.
The story that the Rebels have erected anew
battery On the Potomac, twelve niies below
Alexandria, is denied BY the officers Of the Wash
jngton vavy Yard.
IHerald's Despatch.]
WAsHisaroH, Nov. 9.-The Government has.
Issued permits to parties in Rhode Island to trade
with Loyalsts on the sou,aarp coast Vessels
are fitting out for that purpose, loaded WITH sup
niles of various kinds, among which is sst,cloth-
Fling, and other articles Of necessity, which IT 10
expected will be exchanged for cotton. This is
new feature in the Government policy, and
may lead to important results.
Senator Simmons, of Rhode Island. has been
the principal mover in this matter. 1t may be
those vessels and others now fitting out, will also
| follow the expedition, and as soon as opening
| is made and permanent footing obtained in
49, ~. 800 'sh;nnsd 70 I;yernool and other
points This is an impOrtant movement, and
has tile full sanction OF the Government.
Gen. Halieck has been assigned to the COM
msnd Of the Department Of the West and Gen.
Buell. to Kentucky. The selection Of Hall, ok
was made at the suggestion Of Mcclellan, and it
canno, be long before the present condition OF
,hipps in that Department under this able and
experienced General will assume satisfactory
condition. d AZ
Il Worlds Deepatch.1
i Special General Orders have been issued, di.
rectipp that the punishment of certain death in
fntnre be visited upon any soldier found Sleep
inr on his most.
There is no little indignation felt here in Off
cial circles at the attempt OF Zen. trem0nte
fri-nds to intimidatc the Government by the
fabrication Of dcspatchc.. public and private,
respecting the stNe of feeling IN the Western
Army, not warranted by facts. 1t tha report
which reached here be true, the Governments at
/ ene time, had tie alternative presented 1t OF
meeting or Dispensing the Western Army, un-
less Gen. Fremont was retained in command 1t
has been found that Eremcnts friends have been
managing Telegraph and newspaper correspond
ence in camp. The correspondent Of shs ".
Louis Aepneiicsa Is known 70 ne 'ns aa'.or u
much oi the bogus nesPa'snes. anu eeeMs
that he has been fldlng aha lginS =. .he oos.
ernmeht expense ior some ''''s' - - ssia '''''
ne Will DC arresteo.
Tribune's Despatch =
Government has contracted for the manufac
ture Of large ngmber Of the best Springfield
Rifed guns. and slso breed; loading arms, TO DC
made in this country. These together eth the
contracts authorized abroad for Immediate use,
will soon give sufficient supply for ali present
| and fNtnre wanta of the aIEic as4
Genl Heintzelman, from the left wing Of the
Army, confirms the report that tho Rebel troops
are leaving the Lower Potomac and moving
southwark, seemingly to Carolina and Georgia,
which is the looked for eject in consequence c'
the late descent on the southern coast
Times Despatcli
The Government has resolved TO release, On
parole, $50 prisoners. part OF those cap.ssss Ut
Hatteras, to proceed south on similar mission.
II they succeed $50 Union prisoners now IN Tue
South, will soon be returned 20 vs., and the prin-