The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. |
Noon Dispatches.
FROM wAsnINGTOS.

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7hs Sspren~ Court and rae Prssid<ss--Ps-
naneial Psitey-Rebess sgsia sdraneing
fAeir Pietsfs-f'ssifsen around CenerriHe
--NrragiAeains I.eesbnrs--- F1,ao on
Psekefs-Anofler Deserf<r--A Sfraaoe
Sfery Uaiierms- conneiteriao--Imper
fanf 1rmy Ordsr-Rssenfs Of the snifhss.
nisH iassaae-Dism,ssed fAe Srrrsce-
Nsass Rslis--Missesri ia fLe Rebef Con
sress-4 Rebel Predicfisn.
wssHiseros. Dec A. The Chief Justice
and Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court
paid their respects To the President 90 ,sy at
the Executive mansion.
srkcIAE TO TkisusE-
IL Is understood BY financial people that
the forthcoming report OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury will present the lianking sys-
ten and Government policy in respect To
them, in a light that will iasten the attention
Of the country upon IL. The claim of the
Government 10 supply the circulating med.
um ofall kinds viii be presented impressive
~. on the ground OF both principle and ea
pedseney, and on constitutional right AMI ii
nancial necessity
fiNt DISPATCH
Information has been received this even
ng that the rebel forces are nov in posses
sion Of Anandale. and their pickets posted
this sale. They have large force of caval
~. #4#a
Information has been received that there
are twelve forts around Censreyille, defen
ded by field pieces only. no heavy guns
Four regiments of the enemy have lately left
centreville for Leesburg, where there are
now about twelve thousand men.
The Pickets of Gen. Smith dis sion were
tired on last night AZ l.ewinsyille. but no in
jury was done
Last night deserieT from the rebels nam.
ed Williams. entered our lines. lie is AN
Englishnlan and was taken out of his bed at
Charleston on the night of the 9Th Of June.
and pressed into the rebel service He MAS
private ia the i4th South Carolina regi-
ment. but has been for some weeks ant
Of Beauregard. He escaped on Monday last
lie Was dressed in new Uniform Of blue like
those OF the New York soldiers and having
the New \ ork buttons. lie saws the whole
regiment Vas supplied with such uniforms
only week since. and that the current report
was that they had been receiv ed in the South
from Boston. He states there is an abun-
dance OF good shoes for those Of the men
who can pay for them. The pair he had on
he paid six dollars tor
TRIsuxks DISPATCH
The intention of Generals Porter. Mccall.
Hayelock and Wadsworth, was to scour the
country from Vienna 10 Hunters Hill. No
enemy was seen except twos.small parties,
one OF three men, beyond Vienna, and one
of fifteen men nearly two miles beyond Hun
tersville. 10 neither Of which we could get
closer. No enemy has been seen in the re
gion they visited since Sunday.
WssnIxeror. Dec 5-An army order Just
issued by the Secretary of War, directs all
officers and enlisted men Of the volunteer ser
vice now prisoners in the hands Of the enemy
or reported as missing in action. Oh may here
alter be taken prisoners. or reported missing.
be transferred to skeleton regiments to be
formed by the Governors of the respective
States and 10 consist entirely Of such missing
officers and men. The vacancies thus occa-
stoned in the regiments will be filed by Gov
ernors of the various States 90 which the re
giment- belong
Vice President Hamlin appointed Senator's
Fessenden and Trumbull Regents OF the
Smithsonian Institute. to fill the vacancies
occasioned by the death of Senator Douglas
aud the treason of Mason.
Assistant Surgeon j. &. Herndon Of Nir-
ginia. has been dismissed. by direction Of the
President. from the army for deserving his
post Also. Major Lyndc for similar rea-
sons. and for subsequently, surrendering his
command to an inferior force Of insurgeni, in
New Mexico
Mastering officers who have not already
done so, are requested TO send the rolls on
which they have mustered regiments. To the
Adiutant Generals Office in Washington.
A Richmond paper Of the 81 says Messrs.
Bell Vert and Conrad took seats ia Congress
to-day from Missouri
A dispatch from Richmond saws a grand
demonstration will be made on York River,
by the uEionists 10 weaken the Potomac