The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-12
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thai Ties would Sight under ~ one but
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tbs agiernpun exposiulasins Siih she o.
aoefs. a,a urging them BY ihsir palrlol'
ism. their rersonal regard i0r BIN mol 70
abandon ll.cir posis. Also issuing the
following farewell order ioihe troop. -
Head Qasucu. Western Department
Springfield, Nos. 2.
.S,I,l,ers N fle Msnsafpf ddag-A-
rrecaisy 10 orders this day received, ]
sakc have Il yea. Although our army
has beea ~ su,lleu gro4ii, @c have
grown az together, and have become "a
niliar with De hsase and generous spiTils
which yaa hiring 90 the defence q your
country. and v sirh m8kes noe anticipate
fr sou q Brilliant career Continue ~
yon have btgun. anl give 20 my successor
the same cordial and enthusiastic support
with which you have encouraged me-
Emulate he .yslcndid example which You
have already briorc son, and lei me re-
main. rs am. proud ot the noble army
which had TIM. far labored 10 bring To-
eclhrf. Soldiers, regret 10 leave you
Most sincerely lhank you for the regard
aud confidence YOU had invariably shown
to me. deeply regrc, that shall no
lave Tie honor 10 head you TO the victory
which ou az insl about 70 wiz, but sii''i
claim 10 share with you in the joy Of e'erl
triumph. and trust always 10 be iraiefuall,
remembered Nv nv companions in arms.
J. G. Fremont, Major General.
Thursday.
spriusdpll, Mo, Nov. 2.
A special Dispatch 10 the -. Louis Rcpub
lean saws: Reliable information has bee
received here from dill sources, Tia
Cen Price Was 1t Cassyillc, on fhursda
last, with $4,000 men aud that Den Me
Cal och was o miles this side With 1000
more. viii, the intention Of marching o
Springfield, mad offering battle on the WI
ron Greek ground. McCulloch was eN
,cc,ing 10000 additional troops from AZ
kansas
Large numbers az residents OF Gree
.Iaslpr, and oll,cr adjoining counties, =
Gently ioincd Gen. frice'. army, aud man
of our Officers think tia, the rebel ior'
nov nuinbcr nearly 10000 men.
Cen. Fremont has Lcen up nearly Il
whole Of The past lte nights, making Il
most perfect arrangements for baill
The confidence u the army IN him ~
never 50 great.
Gems. Lame and Slurgi, have arrives
aud Gems. Pope and Meknsiry are hou
~ expected.
Nov. ..
Later Fremont AMI staff left here
ST. Ioui. this morning. lie is accompa
icl by his lody guard, and will reach
Louis "Wednesday.
Philadelphia. Nov. G.
The Baltimore Sun says Beaurega
was at Gorlonsyille, VA. On Monday, bou
tor Charleston. The ws sheet has
statement from Annapolis that elev
thousand troops gathered there are to
sent South witn the transports OF the {
psvii,ion return.
Friday.
Washington, Nov. q.
The news from Europe at the 81
nppartmcEl /. understood 10 be eminent
satisfactory.
Official dispatches rorroborate the !
preston given by the iclegraphic repoi
already published.
Unofficial communications from 10,
citizens of the L. -, residing ia Paris q
London. say that ia France, Prince \
poleon has east Of all reserve, aud I
clarcd that the insurreciion must soon
quellel and other letters say that sec
sion is dead Id France, or al least That
gives 10 signs Of HE.
The indications are that Gen. Buel Y
he assigned 10 the command OF the
nartment az the Cumberland, TO relic
Sherman. WHO will probably return to
army Of tie Potomac.
Gen. uaIlcck has not as yet been
signed TO position. II is believed
he will remain here 10 become ,horoug
aoauait ted with the general plans Of
commandrr-in-chief whose policy sec
TO be. while acting with a view TO the e
If the Government, aad efficiency Of