The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-25
lELEGkAl'lllC MEMS.
Noon dispatches.
PROM WARRINGTON.

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Msnifions 10 fae Soufi = Tesssl Dor the Re.
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W1sBisros. Nov % -The following mil.
liafs appointments we're IN sds to-day: Rob',
Smith. Oi Iowa. TO be an additional f'a,m ~
ter oi volunteers; Fed Camden. 81 New
York. Ga be p l. cut OF the f.st re- ia.enl
o, U Cavals; Capt John = go Reid.
OF the ist Att.'sery OF the L - 4 10 Toe
BrigAdisr General of Voiunls srs; n j.r
Thomas j. Mexican. Of Iowa. now al add
tlssnsi E-ymsnt 10 be Brigaui- 4 'sn.ssi oi
tu uutrer.
Gen. Havelock he been appointed Inspec
tor uf Cavalry. AN ofce which leo filed IA
the British army.
rumor l. current ia tho army. that the
orders apon shich CD. Baker acted al Bali.
Blum we're forged BY soms rcbel Tor tho pur
poss Of drawing IN into a trap.
rixks' CORRESPONDENCE.
Il Is now defs.tsiy ascertsinei la rsiIit,ry
circles al Washington that Be suiesard re.
Gently rendered his resignation "a General
% The frbsi army, in consequence vi hi@
dsnerehce N Jef D.vis a. IA the conduct
cf tie war. Nsolelt parties have sprung up
among the C',hisderites ON this question -
Be uiegsrd representing the offensive war
party Who believe IN invading the n nth aud
wii'ter'nT IA baltimore. Philadelphia ald New
ok. and JED Dsris representing the lie
IeH~ise war party who trust 20 time aud the
patient de snee vi their own soil 10 give thea,
Independence
The Beluregard party complain that the
policy oi ID ss has led % the INVASION. oi
South Carolina. and viii i'll the Cotton Sta,es
With the horrors Of war. and end IN their des-
uaetion- IL y believed tha ID wis has cue
cumbed 10 the war policy 10 pre-, ent Ssuth
CaroiinH aid Georgia from seeding frvm the
rebe Sites
Besuregsrd was induced TO withdraw his
res enstioc.
Kentucky has now furnished % the Gov
eminent her full quota OF the lali million
msa called Tor the nation Il defense. aud mo
lose To raise as n ny N re Tor State server.
until the rebel afln'es are driven irun hes
soil.
Six thousand stand OF F.ench rires mus
ssisHrr vel h~re Yesterday. and ara already
beng distributed Among our trvops by Col
hiagSbuiy. the ordnance officer Ut &c. a
Acti~ilans STIFF Seven thousand more
now In New York. will arrive within fes
days.
axRALD's DISPATCH.
4 letter received from Pig officer FJote
to-ds, OF the ilo.illa whleh l. To o, crate on
the Mississippi, -tstes he Is N king rapid pro
sress aud vail sooh haze lt Ia readi sss 90
proceed on its way.
A letter To the her,d from Geo. I Trim.
dated ] o,.ootl. Nov. 9th states th It sever Al
vessels loaded win stpre. and ammunition,
isr the southern St,re-. and others are pre-
Iaring Ia .oIsow. The night b ire his let
Ter Wa written IS $40 t"k
the Glad Htor one Of the old Lisbon screw
l. 'Iid"n. ,uii cargo OF arm and munitions @,
var. aud xas To clear bext DIV Tor Tener &c
snc 81 sssan. The esumsted value of the
cargo l. $500 600 aid il comprises e,erythi. =
necessary or the equipment. ~ far as arms
ne Concerned oi an stmy OF Is. 400 men =
He states IA additiod thst the English Gov.
erfment have recently sid nine Condemned
slools OF war TIA party who has disv,sed oI
them again "a the rebel navy. and th e be
ssies these tvo Z 81 Ind men OF war
| 600 tons. aud $40 nurse power each. are IN
treaty for.