New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-11-28

ed the surrender of Fredericksburg
The Mayor, under the lictation ofGen
Longstrect, whose forces are at that
point, replied that the Fec cral occu-
pancysof tho city would be disputed, -
There ere several reports as to Stone.
wall jackson. One account locates him
'at Winchester, and another says that
he is marching to Gordonsville. lie
will probably be definitely heard from
before long. Rebel guerrillas arc OPP,
Grating in the vicinity of heesburg and
Aqua Creek: Sigel has fallen back
in good order. Our lines are ataCen.
trcvillc, and the Rebels arc in full
force at Bull Run.
\ rumor that Stonewall Jackson is
moving on Washington is pronounced to
be untoundel. ..... .....,. ......
The Rebels have torn up the main
track Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road for twenty-five miles, destroyed
the rails by heating. and burned all the
ties.
Adviccs from Washington state that
large numbers of officers forwarded
their designations to the War Depart
mont on Friday.
The administration IS said to have
abandoned the arbitrary arrest sys-
TEN.
The gunhoat feet leaves Cincinnati
to-day for the Lower Mississippi,
A battle is expected shortly in Ten
ncssec, between Murfreesboro and
Chattanooga.
Fremont arrived in Cincinnati on
Saturday night, on his way westward.
1t is reported that he will again take
command Of the forcesin the North
west, having Pope and Cassius NJ.
Clay as suborlinates.
The War Department has ordered
the holding ola court Of inquir. at In
on the ease of Gen. Buell..
Among the witnesses will be Gen. Nc
Clsllan and Gov. Andrew Jshuson.
A rise is expected to occur soon in
tic White river, when an attempt viii
be madc by the Federa,s to advance
upon Little Rock. ..
Randolph, the Rebel Secretary of
War, has resigned end been succeeded
temporarily by Gen. Gusta,us ".
Smith.
A force Of Federal cavalry, unler
Col. Lee, made a dash on Ripley, Miss,
IN the 10Th inst, and captured con-
siderable number Of Rebel Cavalry be
sides 80 horses and mules, The Fed
cral force consisted Of Iowa, Michigan
and Kansas troops.
Gen Schofeld, commander of the
army Of the Frontier, has been obliged
to vacate his position temporarily on
account Of sickness. Gen. Heron. of
Iowa, will hold the command during
Gen SIS indisposition.
Ira A. Eastman has been nominated
for Governor by the dem ocracy of New
Hampshire. ""t-a
Gen. Wool has published defence
Of his course as department command
er. lie rebuts the charges Of inconpe-
tency. a.n
1t is asserted by Frank Blair.s OPP
ponents, that he is defeated in Congress
in the St. louis district, bJ IS votes.
The shooting Of ten Rebels by Gen.
Mcneil, in Missouri has caused JEFF.
Davis to address a letter to the Rebel
1of the Trans Mississippi
Departm ent, III which he orders him to
ascertain if such an occurrence trans
pred, and if that prove to be the case,
to demand the immediate surrender of
Mcneil to the Rebel authorities, which
not being done he shall execute the
first ten United States officers falling
into his hands. A Leavenworth paper
gives a report that Mcneil has al
ready been given up, but such is not
probably the case. ... g,r
WHAT HE MEANT.
When Gov, Yates told the President.