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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-13

lust REcEIvED--oURN NEW STOCK OF
u Fall and Winter CLOTHING, which we are
elling at very low prices, ct
L. A. BEALL l. CO.'S,
No. 3gi Seventh street.
sep 26-5m between ] and X.
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,POsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

. WARRINGTON ARSENAL,
December 10, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS, to be endorsed Proposals
for Fresh Beefn will be received at this Arsenal,
until 10 Of the 2oth instant, for the supply OF
Fresh Beef for twelve months from the LIST Janua-
ry, 1883.
The Beef to be Of good and wholesome quality,
(necks and shanks excuded,) In such quantities as
may from time to time be required, not exceeding
designated by the Acting Assistant Commissary Of
Subsistence. The Beef to be delivered at the Ar
senal. DO '.... - D. Be-. H.
The contract will be awarded Subject to the APP
proval Of the Commissary GENERALLY to the lowest
responsible bidder, who will be required to enter
into bond with one solvent surety, In the sum Of
7. c. BRADFORD,
dec i2--dtd First Lieut. Ordnance, A. A.C.S.
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'''fa' RAILROADS. .. I'D
1859. 1sSS.
SPRING ARRAN0 EXENT

INV YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoy AND PHILADEI-
RHIA AND TRENToN RArLRoAD coMPA.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
sn..5 ~ AND WAY PLACES,
From Walnut Street wharf and Ken-
.suu.H D.l shngton Depot, 90.
WILL LEAVE As FOLLOWS, VIE, Fare.
At A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C.&A.
Accommodation S225
AZ Q A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodation 226
AZ 4: M, via Kensinston and Jersey city,
Morning Mail 81 400
AZ ia,l P. M, VIA Camden and Amboy--Accom-
A. ?. NJ, via Camden and Amboy--c and Z
...lI A. Express 49, $50
At p. NJ, via Camden and Jersey city
Evening Express 400
At PM, Via Camden and Jersey City
I'd Class Ticket 22o
Al ex P. NJ, via Kensington and Jersey city;
Evening Mall 400
A. ~ P. NJ, via Kensington and Jersey city;
Southern Mall 400
At 8 p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Acoom-
.. modstion freight and Passenger)-
. ist class ticket 225
ID 81. ID class ticket t.60
The az p. M. Line runs daily, Sundays excepted
The 70 p. M. Southern Mail runs'daily.
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EvANs a. wATsON's ..O
PHILADELPHIA, 800
sALAMANDER, n....... ...
FIRE AND
3D.. r.. ~ BURGLAR PROOF
8 A f r. g.
Store, 70 south Fourth street,
Phiisdeiphis, Pa.
W. d. SHEPHERD,
Corner OF Seventh and d streets,
Washington, DC.
ign lily
lust RECEIyED, a large and superior stock
d Of CARPETS and oILCLoTH, amounting TO
$50 pieces, purchased for cash OF Northern manu-
facturer declining business,
AIso, a large lot of COMF0RTERS, WINDOW
SHADES, CR0CKERY, GLASS WARE and other
H0UsEKEEPING ARTICLES, including Parlor,
Chamber and other STOVES All kinds Of CABE
NET FURNITURE, both new and secondhand.
Parties wishing to buy viii save time and money
by calling at the cheap cash store Of ~
r. BUCHLY, 42s Seventh street,
no l9-lm east side, between @ and II
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To Horse Owners!

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LIHIMENT FOR
HORSES 10 unriyalled by any, and in all cases OF
Wrencihng its effect is magical and certain. Har-
ness, or Saddle Calls, Scratches Mango, &C. II will
also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may be
easily prevented and cured in their stages
but confirmed cases are beyond the possibility or
radical cure. No case Of the kind, however Is so
this Eminent and its faithful application will al.
ways remove the Lameness, and enable the horse
to travel with comparative ease. '
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RAILROADS.
NEW BoATs-nnw CARS.

NEW BOATs-NnW CARS.
49, pos . =. -
NEW LONDON, NORWICH, and WORCESTER
M Nv DAILY,
Sundays Excepted,)
Att O'Clock, p. NJ,
PIER % N. r., FOOT OF vEsTRY STREET.
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF Bos.
TON, WIN. Wilcox, commander, from New York
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdaysj and ffou,
New London Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The new and magncent steamer CITY OF NEW
YORK, Thomas q. Jewett, commander, from New
York-Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; from.
New London-fuesdays, Thursdays, and satur.
f'hese two new steamers have been built express.
cluding Water Tight Compartment, and are the
only steamers ever built Tor Long Island Sound
with this great life-preserving Improvement.
Conductors accompany the steamers each way.
Passengers proceed from New London imme iate-
" on arrival Of steamers, by Express Train TO Dos
ton, Worcester, Lowell, Lawrence, Fftchburg
Nashua, Concord, the white Mountains, &C. &c.
Passengers returning from Boston leave the De-
pot OF the Boston and Worcester railroad at $40
M Worcester 7 p, NJ, arriving at New London
Freight taken at the Lowest Rates, and deliver.
ed in Boston early the next day. ~
State Rooms in abundance can be had on boar,
steamers or At the Boston or New York ofiices, Il
advance. T.. s. MARTIN, Agent,
my-h Pier %, N. n.
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WNTER ARRANGEMENT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
n L n o A d


On and after MONDAY, NOV. IS, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHLLADELPHIA'
,rr Dr ma "a ~ S'U M oo NJ ho g. NJ
Eapr Chs.ster AZ mn un an.nd m An
D. M ''''' $3.50 - 49, - "-' ''''
For wilmington, at 30 A, m sis 4. M. II. as a.
M. q, as and io' 30 y, m. '' = 49, 80 -
For e, R RGSs, At e y a 4 m and
Tp.JNs rop pun .nrJpgI.
,..v. p.,,,,a, =, . 40 :, r,,.n.
Leave Baltimore AZ $40 a. nj lExpress,) Loo p
Leave Wilmington at 7.so and ii.as a. M, &i6,
$40, and 300 2. M
Leave salisbury ,y At aD p m.
Leave Dover at a. m. and 6.iop.m.
Leave New Castle at II a. m. and $40 p. M
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations At $40 and p. m; for Dover and interme-
-lg TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
%
Leave Wilmington S a ts5 a. NO. s sas a. % iaas
p. m and H., u a; N: -, .,., a.,
TRElGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
Will nm a. ionowG
di.ts places, a so p. N. :. -
Leave wilmington, for Perryville and intermedi-
ate places, at ITO p. m.
l. Leave Baltimore, for Hsvrs de Grace and inter-
mediate stations, ats a.. IN. s.. boo. ....
... ON SUNDAYS ONLY. ."
..
Az $50 D. IN. and 1850 p. m, from Philadelphia to
Baltimore.
Al from baltimore to Philadelphia.
The $40 a. m Train from Philadelphia to Bald-
more Will run daily, MONDAYS EXCEPTED
4, >. M FELTON,,
jan 2-u President.
FL" FRLf RiyER "T AND
W ' ..... r.
ST srATE siT sraFE md SAFE q
adapted to the navigation Of Long Island Sound,
running In conneeuon with me Fall river and Old
ton.
Leave rler NO; o MOTH river, near the battery
=, Inc steamer EmfIhE sIAIE, Capt: Brayton,
monuayh weonesahys, anu fiidhys, AT 4o'clock
r. M, ,oucning AZ McWP 9n, eneh way -
p. NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These steamers are lifted with commodious state
rooms, AND every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of passengers, who are afforded by this
route nighps rest on board, and on arrival at
Fall river, proceed per steamboat train, reaching
Boston early the Ioiowing morning, or may remain
on poara until starting OF the accommodation At
A. NJ, by winch they may reach Boston about ., %
A. M
baggage master 10 attached to each steamer,
who receives ana tickets me baggage, and accom-
panies the same 70 lts uesunhuon. .
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Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy at hand, forts timely use
at the first appearance Of Lameness will efectualy
prevent those formidable diseases, to which 81.
horses are liable and which render so many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless. ~
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SPEOIAL NOTICE,

DIR. M. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the
Federal Block, corner of Seventh and streets,
opposite the Post and Patent ofiices. Rooms
and "a, up stairs, Washington, d. G.
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IN w. GOODALL,
". - PLUMBER,
3d.. ..| .... AND
Gas AND STEAM litter,
564 Seventh street, near Canal Bridge,
N... WASHINGTON r
All orders executed at the shortest notice in the
most substantial manner, and on reasonable terms.
Personal attention given to every department OF
the business. nov 20
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EvERYBODY,s attention Is aIied to our
IL new stock Of Clothing for Men and Boys use,
which we have Just received, and offer for sale at
very low prices, at No 4s4 seventh street, r.
~ Ah j. BRUCE q CO.,
Proprietors Of Oak Hall Clothing Room.
sep 26-3m
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DEsTAURANT,

IL 46G Psnnsypaaia Avenue.
First class Ladies' and Gentlemens Restaurant
just opened, newly fitted up. Every delicacy the
market furnishes constantly on hand. Private
Dining Rooms second floor. Separate entrance.
Parties will be sure to be satisfied calling at this
place. p. CALLS,
dee il-st' Proprietor.
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q II A II l. Il s.

IL distilled in London, and put
up solely In quart and pint bot
ties, to meet the requirements
Of Druggists, and those to whom
Pure and Unadulterated Liquor
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A large assortment at wholesale by
a.i"# t ]. r. DILLON,
II Ann street (up stsirs),
New York.
dec Civ
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CONES a BROWN,
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS
Bounties, Pensions, Back Pay, Omcers
Recruiting, and all other last Claims,
against the Government.

oFFICE-No. 476 SEVENTH STREET,
Department Exchange)
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| 7 ~ NhLlSESI OhHFEI-bhUSJ 0c'
Our stock Of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
10 the largest and most fashionable that has ever
ID Can and see us At ODEoN HALL, corner AZ
street and Pennsylvania avenue, the Great Cloth
ing Mart of Warrington city.
nov l-every Tues, Thurs, Sat ...
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sEEON.

markets. full Of limitations represented TO be the
same as .BROwN'S BRONCHIAL TROCIIEs," which are
productive fpositive injury. Many dealer.
willrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles. afo- ~rp profit themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN onI, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.'
which IVY long experience haveproved their value havnt
sece ed the sanction of physicians generally and tes
monals from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCnES when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence
healec,ed pats: the sedative and soothing effect the
lining ofhe windpipe into the Pull
monay irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the arnGs hroataectonsto which public speakers and
singers are liable febll-dly'62
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Foreign News.

New YORK. Oct "a - The X ng,roo arrived
nj A. VI Among her paS>en- ers is Dr.. Nc
Go~an, of New York. "A distinguished traveller IN
China AMI Japan. TIE news ,a Liverpool Is
one Il Y later than 10y the Cry ot NJ chichester.
he Journals continue To comment OH Lin
cOn's proclamation.
The ID .lly News thinks it is spoken too 6es-
paringI,, and believes il my do better service
than WIS first supposed.
The Morning Post saws if Davis hid issued u
proclamation anuulling the acts of Congress. and
inviting the North TO SEMI representatives, Ia
Redmond il would have been ab.,nt a. wise and
Logical and likely ot re,liz ,ton rs l. ncolh's
procii tion, whlcI IS IN 1T powerful evidence
gwen al the incap aciiy OF his administration.
The London Ielcsraph anticipates from the
action oi the political parties NOT anarchy but
issue of trou'e and SAYS the North Is rou>ing
itself IA snatc, the control OF aft ,irs from hose
officers who they zee 10y their incspacitv have
done the work OF treason.
The Paris journals comment on the Maryland
campaign
The Constitutional does not regard il as de.
cidedly disastrous To the ConielerateS whose sole
aim to capture H lrper's Ferry, and in which
they succeeded.
The Moniteur's New York correspondent
summary places the loss of the Feierais he lvier
tntn the rebels but SAWS the advantage rem lined
undoubtedly with Mcclellan.
Giribaldi has been n"tItied of the royal am
ne-tv. He eueS To Genoa shortly
LIVERPOOL. Oct. So aistbne's statement in
a speech at Newcastle that jeff D avis hid made
the South ii nation aud Ihtt he considered >epera
ton certain. attracts great attention and causes
hatness in cotton
The papers generally approve Of Gladstone,
remarks Spme think Il recognition OF the South
will soon follow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

GES. McCLKLLAN.-The Buff 10 C0mmereial
Advertiser, Ia reply ID y statement that Generals
Banks. Burnside aud Haieck h rd been offered
the command OF the army OF the Potomac for
IL operations ia NJ rylsnd before it was given t.
ten. Nee elan. remarks: We speak what We
know when we say, thit when il was announced
to the President that the rebels were men ICING
Maryland, he Instantly summoned Gen. II ,lleck
ami conferred with him in Teg ,ri Ia what Gene.
raj should be placed ut the head of army To
oDpose their movements. The answer Wa:
General Mcclellan Is The only MN who can
rally our di~heaHeued forces aud cessiully
lead them against the enemy." An inrerview
with Mcclellan resulted and he WAS aSkei To
accept the comm nd. he promptly refused il.
giving as reason that ne had up To that time.
been so hnmperei in his pars and purposes that
be could not. IN justice to himself. accept COM
mand so re.pouslble. With the chance that the
sort OF thing would he continued He MAS
ursei 10 lay aside his objection, but nothing
could move him from his purpose Finding him
inexorsbe. the command wa offered to General
Burnside. "Gentlsmeu." was his reply, Il am
DOT the man for The position. There is only one
General IN the srmv who should occupy it,
and that Is General Mcclellan. can not accept
H. General Banks then the recipient ct the
same offer. he declined il, almos, in the very
words u-ed 10y Burnside. A second Interview
With General Mcclellan followed. in which ne
Was urged. IN stronger terms than before. TO ac-
cept The immand. General Halleck even going
50 tar a. to tell him il was his dafy to do 20. At
last Mcclellan SAID: Assure me that | shall be
unhampered Ia the comm md. and I will take il. /"
The assurance was given, and the result is known
10 the country
IL Is but proper that this important chapter Of
receu; history should now he published
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
Additional Foreign News.

NV YoRK. 0t 81 The follosing adj
tiontl news y 5y he Au-lralssi u:
The questions oi the ie.-o-nltlan Of the S ,u'h
ern CuIIe ierac, b, England continued to attract
consider IDLE ntiensiOn.
IL Mas asserted the English Government had
annuun, Ell It's intention OF continuing a., leu
trahty
TIE steamship City of New York arrived ON
he lth.
Lac following is tie latest via Queens,ow n.
dated London. l2Ih:
Advices from ltal, say that Garibaldi is about
To l->ue another maia etn. and that lee will -IIll
ende war 10 carr, the prujrct of takin. Rome.
Strong language regarding the S"uih coiIin-
ue- the prominent theme.
Its aSserei that tile British and French Gov
er''ment- have lost no time ia announcing the r
resolution TO persist ia the policy Of per ect neu-
traliiy
IL X reporei th ut tlie : IA hern associttipn. in
LIVER oil. a>o the Liverpool Chsmh,r of Com
merce. influenced oy G. ao~tune- remarks. w"u d
menoraze the Government ia fayVr vi tie
South
The city article il the Times saws the com
mercal community are strpuyl, olpi-ei ~
e-er To any ACTION ON the pIrt of the Govern
ment toward formal recognition "f the South
AMI hints the desire for the eco- milton to come
from the North rather than the Snuth.
tbe News ciliit> tp I've pH iit-iucit
Lncoln> emancipation. AMI ends it l,om tie
odum >"u- lat ." be east upon il.
SIR JJhI Pc 'kert1n, M Il s1eerh. said lie
thpu-ht the time hii come when England.
France. and possibly Russia. uu.h, Ia IF
diatIOn IA America on The b isis oi sc piratluli.
with the Gle. unIers an'lng th Il IL liatson l.
not accepted recognize Must follow
SIZE Bulwer Lyttpn Ia a spe.ch looked upon
the restoration OF the Union impossible. anu
thought slavery would hot long survive separa-
ton
Governor Morehead is to be felsted by the
Southerners in Liverpool
The Lord NJ ,yor declines TO let a @ rib ldin
meeting be held in Guild II III.
The police nave prob biIel further 6 trbaldian
meetings in Hyde P,rke
liz il reported that G,ribaldi is oifsnde with
the term. OF amnesty. and Ii Is re .erve1 the gh
of protesting sanst them.
| The Diy Ness e rtVri Ills di-pl'es the ide 4
that the South would willingly. ia the evert of q
-epar tiun, cohcede any OF the bur er State,
ana adduces evidences tending to prove quite the
contrary.
! The Morning p st draws a parallel between
| Lincoin's Government and that of the King
0i Iple-, and charges President Lincoln w.tl
proceedings closely resembling those which pre-
ce,ied tie dosnt,ll oi the Neipolitan Ihrrne
and says that il Francis 81 \ pies tailed il pur
SUNG IA similar coui>e. why should Abraham O
America succeed IL questions whether Euro e
IN the event OF any signal victory Attending the
! Cone'lerAcy. would be justified in loreer with
| holding their recognition.
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Night Dispatches.

INV YORK. Or. 81 - The steamer Mcclellan
has arrived. from New Orlerns the 10Th. bringing
goods. % pirolei prisoners from COrnth. and
I'D discharged sick and wounded from New Or
leans. Among her passengers are VI j'r WAg-
gouer, Captain Thori0n Shpey. Fletcher aud
Lewis johnson.
The steamer Ariel. from Aspinwall. with ST.
,0J0 in Ire lsure, arrived thi- ait .rroon
TIE ship Reporter. from New York for San
Francisco. was totally lost of Caps Horn. Ohy
four ot her crew were saved.
The ship Arie! seen August 9th. 10
miles sOuih OF Cape Horn. abandoned aud dis
masred.
The British ship Blue Ridge. from cllIao.
foundered al sea. All hands saved.
decree had been issued in Nicaragua that
all persons coming into the republic will have
passports. and all tree negroes and other degraded
races excluded
revolution had again broken out in Bolivar
but would probably De suppressed.
Valparaiso dates are 10 the 18th.
national bank was about being established
in Peru.
The Americans who went to Peru gold hunt
ing have arrivel al Panama penniless.
The Peruvian Governments is SAIL 10 have
falsely imprisoned and brutsly treated some
Engli-hmen.
Several British ships OF war had be sent TO
Collso.
A battle hid taken place at Senk Birie. New
Grenada. lasting two hour, IN which Ao-quera
de ite,i the conservatives Nth great loss
lyIces from New 0de,ns rep,rt the arrival
there the I4h Ut the steiner MatanzAs- IL
had been reported that she Was missing.
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ir esLksssPS.l
eeW orr saa rkel

NV loKK, October "a.
Flour opened hetvy and cl,,-ed dull, li@2 lc
Lower: SO 10 a6 - tor u, e, line State. 80 oot96
~ Tor .xIr, 10 logo p Tor sspelhn Western;
50 5 ld6 Cd COR colnInou To medium extra do;
81 iJ@I % sor common to gossi shipping brands
extra round hoop Ono; 81 S5@s IS Tor trade
brands
RYE -four steady at 50 41@4 90.
Wn'sk. make moie ssu,e ald 6rmer; sales
at s6(G.,7c.
The su.,1ly Of wheat is limited, aud with fair
export inquiry the market rules very steady /:
Cancaso s,,rBg sold ut 81 I7ai "a. Milwaukee
cluD 81 24(dl %; amber Iowa 81 3O9 %; red
we.terl, III .6tdl a.; amiyr A.rlrgan 81 a
al ~: rel Sale, 81 IL: White Ohu 81 d;
ex "a chulce amber Green By 81 80; whre
NJ ehigan 81 5D@l %.
Rye s,e .ay at sJ9eJ Tor Eastern. and e4@s1
for Stale
b ,rley firm but unchanged in price; sales at
1 25@sl 30.
line corn market is firm, with fir demand;
sales at 61Cd6Sc tor sh'pp'nS mIxei Western; %
"a 66c ior Western; 59@62c Tor dam iged aud
heats 81. and dc for prime elbow
o II ste .a, 55(d 50. lar neS and old.
P,rk-S lies Il SlJ 25(dl' 90 for mes: 81 81
OBS Tor prlnle mess; Si2 JOd y % Tor prime
Beef ina mnueraie oeni'I,I, sales at 50 D
ior country prime; SoglJ 40 for mess; SIG
Is - 1 n re,,aeked mess.
Cut meats quiet aud without III .terial change
in prices
Bacon sides steady; short ribbed m,ldles 5 1sc.
l. ,rd ; IA shade .ef; sale AT u oil g.
Butter l. hrn at l5Vd l9c Tor Ono ana 2)(d
pa for State
Cheese irm at tsdIlc
Money easy at per cent. on call, and 5@6 for
pine paper.
5 eriius Exchange dull at 81 42dl 40
Gold is lover, opening at ~ ,, and closing
stead, at 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
rom >eW York.

NEW YORK. October "a The correspondent
of the Tribune. writing from Bolivar Heights on
the 23,i; say:
More than half of the army i now under com
m und OF VI j 'r General Burnside. La addition
To his oan. the 9th. the commanders OF the 81
and ~ n report To him.
The 81. lle Summers. is under command OF
VI jor General COnch; the l2 (Bmk.'s, was
assigned three days ago to Major General SIo-
Gun: but viii e all these corps ATE unuer Burnside
the three remaining ones To the north aud west
OF ~. the 5ih 1t and OH. are comm ,nded ie
spectively by Fuz John Porter. REYNOLDS and
Franklin. who continue To report directly ~ Gen
Mcclellan.
The current belief is that when the Army OF
the Potomac moves IL will he ia Two bodies. one
commanded by Burnside aud the other by
McClellin-one to- take the enemy in front and
the other in diuk is probably only one reference
drawn lrum the Arrangement.
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BUELL. SUpERsEDED.
Rostrans Commands the Army
or kenfucky.
A FIGHT AT ISLAND No. 10
Burnside in Command al
Harprr's Ferry.
Prospects Of a Forward Movement
70 EIG N N Z w 8.


WAsHIsGTOS, Oct. % II he Tribnne's special
SAYS:
Ii is ascertained that the current complaints to
the effect that the Army of the POtomic lacks
Necessary supplies. and il IN ,bie 10 advance
against the enemy Tor the reason that thes have
been Withheld. are ut eriy without foundation.
When the IN ttter brought To the attention OF
the Secretary of War he instituted an invesliga-
ton, which disclose the fact that every requlsi.
ton from the army under Gen Mcclellan had
been immediately an>aere.l aud that every ar
ticle calIei for had been promptly delivered. shoes
not excepted. TINS We are enabled To stale dis
tincily and positively.
Reports fer respect ne the present where
ab'uts OF the great rebel Amy of Virginia ue
general opinion among our officers l. Understood
10 Ice that their MAN body remains IN the vicinity
OF Winchester. Iniellie ent re-rle:lis of FREEZER
lex CITY, however, protesting 10 speak on he
authority of de-erters and refugees, black anu
white are conEdent that little more than the
shell rem iin- ia fr'nt of our forces III III OF The
rebel army beyond il having cras ell away. The
circumstance Ihat Bragg has ia Ike manner
capeti Buell. by eytcuttiug kehtucky tends
pl,usbly To this latter Suggestion i'll the eyes vi
persons.
On account OF sickness, Col J p Turner
Comm>>ary General. hts been relieved from
du'y as IA member of the Court NJ ,rtlil nov IN
SESSION at s.. L ,uis, for the trial of VI jor Nc
X n-irk
Col. W f Woodruff. whose nomination as
Brigidier General va not coutirmed by the Sci.
ave. hr~ been oI,e' ed Ia join his res nent the
18th Kentucky volunteers
10 MAJOR Genersl H. HalLfck General Ia Ciiec
l. : 4:
dispatch just in says our cavalry, under NJ ii
Wood. ran into Ii ,wood'- PARTISAN ranger, &c, en
mile, west at b 'oneviile. k lied one Captain, cap
tuled about forty prisoners. sixty horses AID a
wagon load of arms, and com s,eiely bre king up
the party. | will SEMI the prisoners Ia Alton.
(Sgnei) U 5 GRANT.