New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
rYp0RTAET ARMY MOVEMENTS
IiaIleck to be General-in.Clicf
n,s ADDRESS TO AIS ARMY.

A. to,e,hadowedby on, Coriulh correspondence. on
friday morong, the mssioo OF Gov. SP''s4 q 1noOo
I..nd 10 Gen. Haleck, was for the purpose Of ten.
derin, him, 10 behalf OF the President, inc conn"no
d the armies OF the United States. Although there
!, no postiye evidence that such IL tie TACT he state
ments 10 that effect too numerous, oouped with
his address 70 his army, 10 leave any Toom for doob
Of the fact
.pDErss OF GEN. nALLECK TO HIS SOLDIERS
ON TAKING LEAVE OF THE ARMY OS TIE
SOUTHWEST
CoRISTB Wednesday, JAY R 1861
gen Hallect has Just issued epecial fed order,
saying that, 10 giving mp the immediate command Of
the troops constituting the Army Of the Sou.hWee
he desires to express his high appreciation Of the
endurance, behavior and soldierly conduct which
they have exhibited, and to ezprese TO the com
manders Of army corps and their supordlna'et ms
warmeet thanks for their cordial cooperation He
save tho soldiers have nobly done thor duty, and
accomplished much toward crushing this wicked
Rebellion and that, If they continue 70 exhibit the
same vigilance, courage, and perseverance II rs be-
loved they will soon bring ths war 10 q close
We oollae the various rumcrs Set atost in relation
g. ,he army changes 10 contemplation BY ihe
Government;
THE RUMORED NIIJ AIRY CHANGES.
Tne city has been sgitaed FOR some dsys wi'h
,omors Of importans changes about TO take place
h reference 70 the management OF military ataiTg.
Il as undoubtedly true that Gen. Hslleck was some
tine ago invited 10 visit Washington, 10 confer With
tho President and the War Department upon the
various military operations in p-Ogress in re several
sections
This invitation was given some time before the re-
cent movement IN front OF Richmond, and was In
u ded to be accepted whenever the circumstances
vi Cen. Halecks situation would permit, lhe po-
eft on OF affairs in the Southwest VIII row allow
h absence, Gen. Hal ck s now on the road 10
ibis ily, and will reach here in couple Of days.
L. rs understood that on bis arrival he will be rs
sgned 20 The position OF General Commanding the
Armiee Of th. United States, both in the Souto-
West and Virginia. lie will, consequently, remain
IN Washington, and be in constant intercourse with
he Presid mt and tho War Department.
Gen. NJ Clellan viii continue III command Of the
Army Of the Potomac Gn1 Gen. Pope Of the Army
of tho RappaL0nnoek, The confidence Of the Presi-
dent being undated in both Of these gallant off GERS
There is not the shgh,es, foundation for . rumor
OF a change in he head of the War DeFar meDt.
Wash Cor Pill Incrirey.
RrpoKrtp REHeSArioS OF GIN. MCCLrLLis.
The following u q special to TIE Philadelphia
Meas;
WAsHIHeroy, Jaly It, Rumo,s have been prevs-
tent hero Tor che last three d,ys, THAI Gen. McCel-
Ian hss resigned hie command i incline 70 the be-
nei thai there good foundation for the report and
ye. il ID no: possible 10 ascertain the truth OF the
matter There are several rr'nors - 20 his suocet-
sor, Halecb and Pope are both talked Of.
Tie FTs.kfort byl COmmoarealth Of The l4'h
says
we believe the Presiden. will sppoint Haliees,
snd because o di,patch said TO have gone through
this Saturday morning states be had done so'
WAsHIse1os, July 10, 1854
There 10 u very positive rumor on the streets TO-
day tina; Gen. Haeck arrived here last evening, or
iha, be win arrive here tonight. II IL reported In
80 mauy high quartere that i GIN inclined TO believe
il true. Ilis also sad that Gen. Hallsck comes here
10 assaos commsod OF all the troops IN Virgins,
no. at an active commander IN the Gs.d bat as tic
consulting general Of ,he President.
She President admits that il IL fully time that one
mind should direct all the loyal forces IN Virginia,
aud that the army o. the Potomac" and the army
Of Virginia" should act 10 concert. To enable tbls
to be done il 10 ssserted that Gen. Iallecb viii be
pat 10 command with the understanding that be viii
remain in Washington. This " II relieve the Pres-
dent and Mr. Stanton from attacks in the future on
che ground that they have improperly inieffefed
with this or that General. Ikis - Trmor. But
many facts give the IumOr aspect Of truth, and
the country need not he surprised 70 learn that liz
sbtolotely true. Eve. Post