The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Newspaper Accounts.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore American
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1852.
Notwithstanding the unfavorabe state Of the weather
and the tendency OF the sacred soil TO produce most
disagreeabc quality Of mud, Is understood mere ,ha'
the army making rapid progress southwards, and Gen
rn,rnsies Headquarters will to-day be AZ Fredercksorg
General Pleasanton's cavalry advance have ncia RAJ.
mouth opposite Fredericksburg since Saturday INST ano
strong corps engineers have been busy in repairing
railroad between there Aqua Creek, ana ~ Te
constructing the wharf at the latter place. from when we
army will be principally fed during s onward progress
Richmond. For wharf purposes canal boats arc rsed
and all that could be procured here and at Baltimore nave
been taken possession OF by the government inc nrdRe
building brigade with their feet OF pontoon boats are al
efcksburg before and VIII soon span that river
with one OF their servceabe bridges
CHANGE OF BASE.
The change of the armys base has been contaminated
with unusual speed Warrenton lately the very centre
Of the has been evacuated all the stores removed
and Is probably by this time occupied by The rebels na'
is II they choose tn occupy il. General Sgel sn hoids
Gainesville, but IL Is doubtful whether he vii longer 20
main there. The government trains stl run olt 70 ~
nassas Junction but II Is probable the road viii so.n
again abandoned and tho bridge destroyed
THE REBELS IN THE VALLEY.
Stonewal Jackson force " reported To have moved
the valley 10 Manassas and Chester gaps Inc canfe
base and the direction in which the army IS adyancn
renders his presence matter OF secondary tuF ance
lie hope to sween through some OF the i'sse
Of the Blue Ridge into the rear Of the army and es,roy
or capture trains nGsmuch as its base Of supplies VIII
be from Aqua treek and not from Washington, ani h
reach the former point he would have to traverse me
whole country front Of Washington for the distance o.
4 hundred miles.
The opinion now Is that If Jackson IS in the valley
with any such represented. that Gen lee, as
soon as he learns Of Burnsidcs movements, wl recall
him, and, with his whole force, lah oack lJwuus lcp
mond.
AQUA CREEx
There were rebel forces this vicinity ard qr'e
possession has been taken by our engineer corps under
the protection gunboat Already the Nelly paksr, ar
old Peninsula acquaintance, is on the line rom Washing
fFrom the Washington Star, Nov. 10
GENERAL sIGEL AT cENTREvILIE--No siGNs or rHf
ENEMY THIS SIDE OF THoRoUGTFAEE Gar.
FARfAy STATION Nov 10, Tso2.
hear that Yesterday main body ni General Sigo.
comm nd position for the time being ranging ron
Cenircvlle the Bull battc ground including the
latter within their lines, the Genera! himself beng no" al
cer|reyhe lie noor however no signs Of he enemy ,h
side Of lhoroughfare Gap that hear Of. Stfol's
movcmen, in this direction therefore, has heen doubt
less in connection and concert with the movement oi
2urnside's army.
orn CAVALRY YET IN ocCur.TIoN OF LEEsE;'es
IEIsBrRG. Va, Nov. IL lst-.
We sti hold this town with force Of clvalrF tho,st
Ia view Of the recent movement oi The Array o. he 70
tonac and anticraed movements of Cen -!eel corps
sha not be surprised rlent u orders reach nt
10 eyfcuaie H. All has heon quiet imre6iacy aronho
Us ion some time past. addition 10 'he chNay iotcs
mentioned above there are also about one nnhuieu ane
forty Union army straeGlers from many derent fagL
mcSts who should hc promptly recaNed 10 Washington
and despa ched frola thence !" TIER s"l"ral "a'ds
.llln lacs, Information RON Hr"r tetgv .'r's 'i's l,
ctnnnvs In,, -ou a. .fang bark THIS Dcars mas ~
Is h,scuur 70 inin Incs main wt he Goiunand
wc take il ~ anticipated ~ yc~c'dars "6i. ~"
ovnr y.l.. ler hc i Il ing so not. iccl srr r
tba ~ III trdN vgiii.F. ~ nttnn"i u iH''r 80 -
rad IN tnis Giecc,tn or n llat - Garybld rFs1ase "
mrst tpsw tba here arc amp'' lhl y lf"l' - "'N =
meet hun rrou Nv and cgc-y ~. To- i"e it' hN
! Inc nlya,onis Lavc beei oss sllT. ufcd nssofv
procos ,aifp'eils.e.np 2, -. tla fRf i' =
n,ura los than Is gtunrair thought Mil = ar lines
The force ef Sigo General icnt2ehel con - "u
the troops al rarrcr's Trrry, a"i cwhof' ne um"
Potomac, dIsposed and kcf ~ -. a''s 'or =
movement IN any direction his rnsrbc 'n,' "ir NJ may
r,rder necessary tha. he od pie Il Naf and
WHO have hocn antici1alng his dlGr 'ah nr' srnce
,hcn. may dieuies heir current ie"ri' "e@