The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-07

The faces Of all who heaaqaa Al tes
time Of the departure expression sadness
evinced that blow had been struck tho cnihcs
asm of tho Western army Only immediate presence
Of the enemy The prospects of battle few days,
kept our camp order and tho army from dcmoraliza
tion.
Whatever may hayo been the information that
furnished grounds for tho removal d oar com
manding General 1t certain that ihe sA'
is In in taking him away On MO
owe Of great and decisive battle with tho rebels q he
rebels Of tbs Southwest The soldiers OF this command
had implicit faith in General Fremont, and would have
followed him 10 victory foe cf treble their Dnmper
Az present they are much dspirted and though they
would behave well and galany IN action ther
great enthusiasm while serving under Fremont 70 W"
Many OF the regiments raised with the secaaiNe
Of being paced in the command Of the man
whom such feeling OF admiration has been rasea
throughout the West, and particular roget his
loss,
Gen. Hunter will make his headquarters NJ tho
Chambers House, on tho public square of IN"
| town, the Same building occupied by INC
| confederate commander at the time w"
rebcls occupied Springfield. A portion of hs stan ~
here ana the remainder will soon arrive or ne apponsed
NJ once What his plans viii be against the enemy am
no, aware but il is quite probable that h. VII sreAs
| measure carry the designs Of General Fremont
Tho laest intelligence from the enemy by scout,
who arrived this morning. lie reports that the iesss-
urc under control cf Governor jackson, ~ session a.
Cassvic that portion Of the army rensus 'hefs
| as guard.
wror,e Crook the battle ground s held by aporono ~
ho rcbe, army who are engaged in throwing up earth
works and the remainder Of the force with the eacer-
ton Of the body Cassvlle within ten or ne'n m's
r Tho creek some Of thom being curran and others a.
Crane Creek and Dug Springs
Four days ago General McCuloch issued ten days ra-
stn,, sbaft thfy ooul
fight before those ratons were exhausted MeCn''och
anxious for battle and his troops share his entha-
siasm.
The whole force Of tho rebels Is said TO be about
Int Of these some 900 49, 900 are net N lighting
condition.
Nv opinon Ia that wc shall meet not far from 4oooO
! mon in battle many Of them finely armed and having
from thirty to nifty pieces Of artillery s IesS'oo nas
the battle may before this letter reaches you anu
| AT best i; cannot be much delayed
Tho families OF Union men in the vicinity OF Wisons
Creek and below there are coming IN very fai'oy '"
cane the violence of the rebels with their Approaching
army Yesterday the public square was han hed wan
wagons containing the household goods OF those
TUE REMOVAL OF GENERAL FREMONT.
. | THE RESIGNATION OF THE sTAff-"H0 e~'o'H"
Az the staff Of the chief Of the Western befarmcn
- m all have TO resign thcy have not areIdy done ~,
l or the members thereon may ~ the P1orsns
y !, rtorcst INC To our readers How many Of them
may be appointed on the stah VI 'no "'" S
| cannot as yet be stated
v chief az Standardization General A. Asboth -
ce Asennt Adiutant Gencral-Capt Channcey Mchecver
e Military Secretary and Senior Ala -
is | II. Eaton co,.co, yohn r Eiala
ds Chicr Of rdrance-Colonel Gustave W&aSner
nv thief of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co'onesias Totcn.
Insu, Adyoate-Mnjor r. N. Corwinc
| niy'son surgeon-Doctor Toikarnpc.
Snrp on--NO
AS Acting assistant uartermas:cr Genere-Ms Nooe''
&C. 4 Allen. c,o,o ~ pav,s
nonmiv paymaster General-Lieutenapt Colonel T. y,
'ral Andrews 80. r,,a, 1.rory;
- Musical Dircctor-Captain A. Waldauer'
nn Iidsde- Camp.
Colonel A. Albert -
Colonel Gustavc Kpner. - 4
,~r / Colonel j. p. {. Shanks. =. -
'a' Colonel Owen Lovesoy " = -
! Colonel John A. Guriey.
Colonel 1. G. Woods. =.
!. Colonel r. n. Hudson.
Major James W. Savage.
sa | Major Frank J. White
Major William rorshcmer
m Major b. Rus ilumey.
our Captain j. X. Howard .
rob | Captain Leonidas HASKELL
M, | Captain Joseph Rcmniy.
-Dl Corresponding and phonographic Secretary, F''
,.;o 4! Lieutenant Joseph Mccuagh.
The special duties assigned to the aids &c camp afS
-, folows:-
a- Colonel Albert, Adatus (aid) to Chief OF STAFF.
Ffsr II Colonel Woods. Director Of Transpor tation.
oy Mayor Savage Military Rogistrator and Expcctor,
I'D ~ Major Pllmley, Postal Director
- II Captain HASKELL Police Director.
e Major Ershaimer and Captain Howard, Private sease
,.vn ! ferSes.