The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-30

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4 ETribuue's Special
i WAsuaSasaN, Nov. 2e.--Gen Mc<s5a,,an IL.
i addressed letter 70 Gen. Bienker coutainins
such expressions of dispIeasure = len q ~
latter no choice but 70 ,esign. siieh he did sh,s
nncruing. Il Us said that the Illegal tai 81 one
hundred dollars per month uhic6 b he's lsyied
IRON each OF the suffers sf Ais div,sioo. has ON
cited The above letter. A Committee has beeo
| orgsnized tor the investigation Of the accounts
OF the division The mass Of the Germans have
never considered Blenker a. altoeether The
right man for . positioo % responsible. and the
rumor sha. Gen. Ssigel b 70 succeed him 4 hail.
ed with alnsse universal delight
An order will this vssk 90 out 70 81 Lo Iis,
directing the payment Of al the o6lcsrs appo,ns-
I'd b Cen Fremont 80
CO That arrangements have been made for quar-
tesisg four hundred moro Of the prisoners. at
present In Richnond, At Tuscsloosa, Alabama,
and 6aulesbIry, N. @. he frst detachment for
the former place were 10 start On friday D. m.
comprising lb0, inclus ve of 30 commissioned
o@cers. Among them are, F.. 8. ShafFer, lst
Lieutenant Ohio 9Th; 8. Y. Preston, LEI Lieu.
tenan Michigan 9TH; Jaa Farran, I'd Lieutenant
Kentucky 1st; W B. Fletcher, Assistant Sur
gson Indiana 6th; E W. BALE. Lieutenant of the
Fanny. The Inquirer says the prisoners select
we're rrasiSsd n the chsn.e
Ira Ch.,Is...r Ts.s."e ..o,....,
- : deena.ch from NJ n.i...s on.. p.o':I
st.tes ss.t in..n.s s,.;,s.... .o.., me. men
rel.tivs IN The shss.,..ss ..s.". - Cu, sue.e
Commodore Hoiin. h.d ."a. 49,. Ss ..% ~.
6eet ana had ,slarr.,hsd a. ,hs ..s.,..S ~" n's
Han.s.s.- a Eacs.;ps h..ss., 80 o. ".s. n.m
coin. nm ,h.. MI. an ~ !. ~ I s.ns VS.
been Impressed. Seventeen thousand troon. and
seventy cannon we,e at Columbia
The Government has advices that R;chmora
as well a. Savannah, Charleston. Memphis and
New Orleans, are in a panic Esmilie. vere
packing up 70 be in readiness 70 leave vhen Tho
Yankees approached. Il wes the sener.i helisf
that the Rebel Government had sIre.dv com.
menced moving its archieves IN N.shv;,ie Al
suddenly made the capitaI. :
The Government has e. teli;oence th.t IN. A..
count on the Confederate Tressurv Noses 4. Al.
ready 30 per cent and tho. IN nr;vsss ;..n..
must be stil greater
This morning Companies A and n If Col
Freedman's Cavalry Regiment. Commanded nv
Major Butler, went on q tour of observa,ion !.
mile beyond Hunters NilIa The, mot . C,.,,,-
Our men vere q, ed unon ~ the f,sy.l.v.'1 a..
horse vas wounded and ONE member of Comn..
nv Ainiured by his hor.e falling upon him Al
the order given by Lieut. Paul fcrs Company A
% advance. the In(sntry Of the Rebels took
fright and fetrested.
Count de Vieueau has been ASSIGNED IN Gen
NcClellan's staff with the rank Of Colonel. He
10 graduate of the School At St. syre and Wa
. Colonel BY brevet in the French srmy.
Thoa Bragg. of North Carolina. hsa heen an.
pointed Rebel ATTORNEY General IN niace NJ R.r
Wade, Secretary Of War.
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A de.erte- fro"r ,hs Rsps,. a wm.
W., .on &c ri. ~. N.os's nso'so Imam
,..n, ~" ;n . ~ .ne 1.so.y OepArt-
W;nrh.s,s- md - ~" go v M ~. ASo ~
..r,. -, -. .S.', ."0 s'.'e We ICY Tue neoei
erals, cane into our lines TODAY. he renort. |
that the head quarters of the enemy are still AZ
Centreville, and that the force immedi.teiv
around that point il sixty thousand and .h:, |
humber is supposed to be les, than half Of the |
whole Rebel force on the Potomac. GerersI
Johnson is in command Provisions are plenty
that is, meat and bread, Coffee and aursr s,e |
scarce. The troops are living in tents !. thew arc
tolerably we'll clothed and nret.v veil armed.
Iom, of their arms thew lately received from,
Europe. The troops he saws are in pood sn;r;,s
They express the belief that they can maintain
their line of occunation in front NJ no .,,;n..