Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-15
FROM WISYUf;ni.

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE TROOPS.
FEEMoNT'S FAREWELL ADDRESS TIC THE ARMY.
SrRlSGrlELD, Mo-, Nov. Yesterday small
bodies OF the enemy came within twelve miles
of us, and news was Received 81 tho approach
Of their advance, $500 streng. Preparations
were made 70 90 out at,l attack them, when
General Fremont received an unconditional or
der from Washington, relieving him at once
from his command. simultaneously came the
Newspapers announcing The fact.
The Intelligence spread Ike wildfire through
tho camps, and created Understandable indisna-
nation and excitement.
Great numbers Of CiticcrS s%ignilicd their in.
tcntion to resign at once, and many companies
laid down their arms, declaring they would
fight under no uHe bat Gen. Fremont.
General Fremont spent much o! the time ex-
postuialing win the officers aid men, urging
them by their patriotism and their personal
regard Tor him not 10 abandon their pests. lie
also issued the follnwins farewell order to the
troa,s
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
SrRIHGTiELD, Mo-, Nov. ,, 1851.
Soldiers Of The Mississippi army:
AgreeaEly 10 orders received this day, | take
leave Of you. Although our army has been of
sudden growth, We have grown mp together,
and | nave bncome familiar with The brave aud
generous spirits which ynl brir. 10 the de-
tenca Of your country. and which makes me
anticipate for you a brilliant career. Continue
~ YOU have begun, and give to my Successor
tho same cordial aud enthusiastic support with
which you have encouraged me. Emulate tho
Splend:d ~cxsnp!e when yun havs already be-
tore yuu, and let me mar as ! EN-, proud oi
the noble army wirirh ( have st:ls fur lebrred
to bring together.
Soldiers. | regret 10 leave yon. Mast sin.
cereiy thank YOU Tor the regard aid col.ti-
dcncc van have invariably snnwn M. deeply
regret that | shal! nor have the honor to lead
you to tine victory which you are inst about Ia
win; bat /! shall cain tho right To SHARE with
you in the 10y of every triumph. AID trust Il
ways TO he PERSONALLY Remembered !,y.ui coiu-
paGioES in ;.rlns.
JoHN Z. FKEN ONT, Major Geuerai.
Tie fe.iing ran intensely high during the
whole Of last evening, and there was 4 meeting
almost every where.
The yariuus bau'is st,euaaeh The General,
and whenever H. appc1;"s. he was greeted with
cheers.
Ltitll3iSI, Sttti itNi'h W.. 'tiit -
ter, as his order directed, he had III
longer command o:.r ,ht troops, he
spent several hours III i.Ioi;iag I personal cx
animation OF tie grn,Indi a'':l; the Cit 10 ~
prepared for T. battle. anI ~ accnriaiice with
u written rcques! from nj! tie B:iSsdier Gene
raj; lerc, nc remained through HI: nigh! t,
lead the army in case ri attack.
All the troops slcp! "a t!'eir .a:;!,,. Haoy
officers remained up al night, and AL attack
was hourly expected bat n1':iIhg more Co.
cured than line firing 81. our p'ckrta on tn,
different roads.
The enemy ara n@1 "n2amped "I .he cd
Wilson creek battle ":c112.
General Fremcn: Is prepared L Ee=y" i"l
| St Louis, a1d will 20 a. soon ri General P,H,-
arrives, VIM has hean seut t,rH ard, and viii
taku cctn.sand ILL General Hunter gets here.
\. battle will undoubtedly occur eye long
! Our troops will meet The ensnv firmly, but
they arc dlShrartunrt ar! have los: their en-
shusiaam.
Tie body guard, who c"ulh 10: have been
induced TO remain, and Th9 vii naw GiS!iani-
as the term: Of their enlistment rcr'n!,--a%
company General Fremont, and also its cn,rc
staff, including General A-hbolh, Gclnnands!
Of the First Division.
General Fremont Will permit 10 drHnoi!ai:a
ton from the troops on his departure
DEPARTURE uF FREMONT rog ST. LOTS.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 3.-Gencrai Fremont al;
Staff LEFT fu- ST. Louis this morning. He j.
accompanied b. MS badly guard, anu will reach
ST. Louis Oil "Wednesday.
AEMY AfFAli;s IL Mlss:.r!i.
WASHINGTON, Nov. h.-GoYernnr Glmtic, Of
Missouri, has arranged with ll:c Government
that the United States sa1il erin, c4Aip. ~clcllic,
subSi$; ami transport and pa Che Missouri
State Militia VITO may vOlun;rar Enr service
within the State, or in is immediate defence,
during the war. The details of the plan will
secure unity If action between the State
and the Federal troops aud safety III Gir5ursins
money.
STATE rRiSn:gis RELEASED.
BosrnS, Nos. G-Ahar taking the cath Of
Allegiance, Captain Shields, formerly Of the
army, anit " liliam Gilchris:, VIM. Eskins and
Peter Rally were released from Fuli Warren
to day.
ARMY APPOINTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Baron von Herman,
o! Prussia Ila, been appointed 3n ad 10 Gcn.
Wool.
RUM>RiD rESIGEATioS.
WAsHrSGro>. Nov. G.-The repaired rgsig-
nation Of Gen. t,'"pl itacs net seem ~ he well
founded. rs the latest dispatches RECEIVED IRON
l:im at tie W&r b lrt,Irncnt make ;n mention
of such an inteulipiI.
1t is doubtless true that Hriga liz: General
Mitchell, of Cincinnati. has rendered his lie.
Signalioa.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.
IT ,Su,rcrnS Nv E-vha ;nEal t,ul. mon IN
Lie crtein .f tic Quilted S:sius Treasury in The
Stats now ..n,ivr insnrrrc;icHarJ control is
s:sisd tx six ana a half millions.
ARREST or rAREEg L. TRENCH.
F~;osroS, NJ. 5.-riin superintendent O! the
Government detective Iml!ce arrived here this
E"aninS with the no:",.uiS Parker il. French
III charge. Frcnc!, Vas captured al R!antfurl,
Conn, with man. iai.ortan! papers in his pos
session, a,nJng thea :hc bylaws and ccnstitn.
ton Of the kigilfS uf tbs Golden Circle.
This is sad to be the IHost lInpnrtant arrest
ye: made By the Government.
MARYLAND ELrcr!o,.
They have had what they r&!i an election"
ia Maryland, Of which tte Baltimore "Aluer.
lean" = LincoIa sheet, TINS speaks;
The election fnr G"vernnr and Sta,e officers
yesterday passed of quietly and ;'eaceablv,
though there wa= quite 4 num!'2! o. arrests
made on the charge Of d:sloyalty. which pre-.
vented & full rore hrins cas-. By TIM opponents
of the Union candidates. The intimid alton
caused by these arrests is 10 br regretted, as
there has been To doubt ut any tiun since the
18Th OF April that Il large mtin:!ty Of the legal
voters Of the city are ds:p;ed To Inc prrserva.
Lion ul the l. .iiUn. The intimidation Mt the
April election for tn" Legislature, which, sus
,aiord by the authorities .! thr cIty. effectively
s!ieilrcd the Chlon sentiment, laad yesterday
t. desire inr retaliation, which vas, 10 a cnn-
sid, r4b!e tytcnt, praeliced in all the wards.
The whole vo!e cas-. vas 2i,h6?. nr which
the Union Candidate received an hverag" vote
Of II. 722.
The returns from lie other parts Of the
STATE, thpnsh III, tcw and Incomplete. yet pro.
n,;.a q .Earuu"h I,3 1rurvt,Im,u I1lon fri