, 1862-11-08
Gen. Reynolds Takes Possession Of
WafTenton.
GENERAL LnNGSrREET'S CQKFs At
cuIpEPPER 6. n.
The President Does Not
Intend to Modify Or
Recall his Procla-
nation.
MlRE: TALK ABOUT CABINET
ORANGES.


Especial Diapatch to the Chicago Tribune-1
NAeHlNGToS, Nov. I, 1852.
Residents st North Mountain, near Win
chester, report that only G,00o rebels rem2ia
at Winchester, Lee having marched his main
bo1y away two Or three weeks since, and be-
lure Mcclellan started. The march began,
t5oy say, just after n grand review By JEFF.
D-y:s. Destination Go:donsviiie.
Several i1:c..es Of Snow fell to-day. It is
cold for :roor5 in the mountains.
In all The hospitals Of the United S:stes
there ere COW uearir SC, 600 sick AID wounded
soldiers. Nearly Il, ,0oO are in the Vest, over
17,CC0 III tic capital, tic rest oa ths Atlantic
and Gulf sesbcardsS,GG0 being at New Or
1esus.
TIE following Iowa doctors havs been ap-
pointed examining surgeons By the com csls-
siencr OF pensions: Isaac WiEale, De Moiaes;
E. 7. Burrows, Davenport
We arc authorized to state that the com-
I4;ssiener Ct internal revenue, tayiag increa5-
ed facilities for supplying stamps, all orders
received up to this time lor stamps, for kinds
alreaay engraved, Will be filed By the 18th
inst. Within short time stamps OF
sll descriptions Will be ready, and then an Of
der Will be issued requiring the Use OF stamps
on a1 documents Gtlnpable under the 1aw.
Until the Issue Of this order the penalties for
non use Of stamps are considered operative
and wi,1 be ertorccd in eli cases where the
stamps Gre obtaina5le.
Ger Garfield goes with Gen Hunter.
There is no truth in the rumor that French
dispatches OF grave nature, looking toward
rec: gnition or Intervention in any form. Cor
rtFpondercc has fur sometime been going on
Touching occurrences af New Orleans, bus it
j. not ofa threatening nature.
TIE following deaths in Western regiments
have occurred Gers: J. Henry, Co. G. 7th
Wisconsin; WIZ. Milne, corporal, Go. q. ST
Michigan; Jas. Crawford, CO. K, ish Wiseon-
sin; Joseph Smith, 60. i, 1st Michigan tn
gigeers.
Gen. Reynolds hes taken possession Of War
renten without firing gun. The rebels are
in force at Cu1 upper Court House, where. q
d:scrter says, that Longs!rest's corps, 25 900
strong, is stationed. Strong earihworks have
been thrown up Oh the Rappahannock near
Rappahanrock Station.
at fredericksburg.
General Hunters return to South Carolina
| does not iadiestea purpose on the presidents
| Fart TO resciad Or modify his proclamation, as
| the Democrats c1aiu, hut t!eeid dly tbs con
| trGry. ALI ruuor6 to tlat elect are rislicu.
] l1us ald grouudless.
! G: ucral Hunter will 1ea7e TitA;n three o1
| four days for the South, where be will ha7s
means for greater efficiency aud be charged
with the execution OF plans far more inpor
tant titan any yet entrusted to any general i,
command Of sea coast expedition.
Governor MorEas's business here is exclu
s:Yc'y connected @itl State mstters, US pay
nent and exchange Of troops, &c.
Secretary Smith, on behuF Of Indiana, wIl
consent that bis successor shall come tron
that State, and thsre is again some tslk O
Co,fax
To acbicYe that end his resignation may b
delayed. Il il autborirativcly stated that Hol
wont accept tic secretaryship Of the iuterio
if teldered.
Lieut. ". 3. Curtis has heen appointed assis
Iant adj1tant general for Gon. Turcain; Gu
Schu.idt fer Gen. Which, Clas. Mason fu
Gen. Warren, end Geo Q. Spence for Ger
Dodge.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.--The agent Of th
| Associated Press Inquired at the ate Depar
nent to-3ay abaut current rumors. NI
Ar. Seward promptly replied that the allege
consultations between himself and Buchaua
were imaginary.
The reported propositions Of Slarcier, an
alleged extraordinary meetings of the Cahine
are fabulous.
Gen. Martirda1e has been restored to duty.
WASHINGTON, Nov. T-in.-Taa first sno
storm of the season con2aencsd here st
O'Clock this morning. Up to this hour t1
inches Of snow have 1len.
GA1Ssv1LLE, Va, Nov. 6.--Gen. Sigel h:
so Tar II caveied as to visit T1urouslttte Ga
Today. Cars rug Oh tbe Alaua ssls read
far as White Plains, beyond the Bail Id
kapge.
TIE afl .ir II the corhagr,tioa at n1y mark
Is being thoroughly Investigated bS the pr
Sost marshal. .:-
Of the Potomac to-day.
| New York. Nov. THE following is
special to III. New York Tsmes:
; HEADQUARTERS. GAINESVILLE,
t "Wednesday, NOT. 5.
An ATTEMPT wss made this afternoon
> drive in our ri2kets, stationed few mill
: | hes ol.d New Baltimore. This time larg
6 force advanced to the attack, but On comit
: Within range Of our guns, a few wsll-direstt
shots CAUSED them to change their front to ii
+ rear.
b C:rnopading has been heard today in Il
: direction Of upperyi.1a. 1t Was believed
! proceed from Gen Stonenlau's advance.
HEADQUARTERS ARMT OF THE Po1oMAc. [
, KEcToKTowN. Va, Nov. 6-1U P. n.
\ as The particulars of the fight yesserA1y
= B:ro'ur's become known the more bril!ia
= = the Tic1ery is found to have been. The bass
} WAS fought By cavalry alone, aud between tt
;, best disc pltned troops either army could pr
= tuce. Tie 1-eEls were under the comua'
\ of Gep. Stewart, snd the federals under Il
= command Of Gen. Pleas lnton. The f1nal I
: - suit shows tie rebals lost tniriy-s1x dead
; the tieid, a1d their wounded must have be-
r. numerous, and our loss WAS i've killed o.
= ten wourded.
!, Gen. Plessantcu t9-1ay reports that Ston
!, wall Jackson occupies Chester Gap with
- | command.
- The town cf Warrentcn Was occupied i
~ our troops at 5 O'Clock this afternoon, taki'
. five prisoners belonging to the 81 Fir5I
~ - cayalry and tHo infantry soldiers, who sat
= that their regiment had gone up the valley.
y Gen. bafa1d had Hight sklrmlsa today
~ ~ ing two, and taking Ten prisoners, Wi;ho
- i any loss On his part.
. GA1sEsS1ILE, Va, Nov. T.-The corps
Gen. Reynolds, belonging to Gen. McCla14
u command, took possession OF Warren on =
H. 1ertay. The rebels evacuated the place wi
n. cur stopping to fight
n. An Investigation into the causes Of the cs
I'd fagration Et aaymarket has resulted in
n conyfcricn Of two men Of Gen. Stein web
~ commsud. A court martial has besn order
re- which meets to-day, to try the CASES.
,al It was intensely cold last night. THIS mo
~ ing SNOW e:orln commemorative frst
to the season.
I'M Loss r< the Schooner Monarch at I
~. s.Ic..-StI Persons Drowned.
r. SASDusEr, Nov. 1.-THE schooner Scov
N. rpt,irs sE1s'l schooner capsized near
al mcush Of the riger about noon to-day, E
tn | pcsed to he the Monarch OF the Glen.
~ Monarch left Ke'ley's Island for s Ssndu
,r1 tE:s f:sreEoon will L craW OF three, and til
passengers, t~o nsued 0'Refll, Of Cans
ia ard ri. Thompson, Of Cincinnati, Ill Pre
A. big d1sw1ed.
Fur.raI CT Col. MaEhexVson Rec
SAN FRANclsCo, Nov. 7.-Tae remains
Col, Mathewkon Reed, per Sonora, lag
,es state this evening at Plates Hall. Prep
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