The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

mcnt that would havo placed the throat Of
Richmond and Gordonssilo In Gen. Nc.
ClellaN's grasp would probably have boen
/ fought aud won.
\ NEAR RArPAnASSoCK, Nov. l3.-Sdecal
TO Tribune;
A negro camo into our lines at Rama.
hammock Station. and repOrts that an out
post nf tho enemy is IN ruyiho opposite
,ho btidee. 'Ihc force ccntists Of some
companies of infantry aud cavalry.
At BranIv Station. 1.-Two miles further
south thcro is iarge torcU from Con. Long. d.
slreuts army
:. This country las boon so completely dos.
! olatgd bv war, that starvation threatens
NEW YORK Nov II -Tribuno's disuatch
Tho special correspondence with Burn.
) sides army tecgraphs that on Wednesday
our front was 10 miles beyond tho Kappa.
hammock. south of Warrcnton.
Tho rebels arc reported to be with Stone.
wall Jacksons corps in strong torco near
our advance.
FonrREss MoNRoE, Nov l3 Tho Po'crs-
burg Express of Nov. 10Th has tho follow
ing:
, The ghost Of rcco gniton Of tho Southern
Confederacy bv France ana Engnnh. uttor
having been soetnnlv ovnk ed for tho tenth
]
shades boloW ,uherc wo hope il will remain
for the balance nt tho war. We arc tired
of the freakish re-apprsrance Of this phnn.
tom aud wish never TO SEQ II again parsdUd
before tho public eve.
We have information that tho enemy is
1 in possession of WHIinmstown md Hamilton,
! in Martin Co. and large federal force is
| marching on Farbnro.
/ I.- n n
| liumston bot tho oucmys overwhelming
1 numbers forced our men to fall hnck.
! Our loss WAS IL. ercnp's loo; much
/ damage was done 10 tho buildings by sholl.
/ ing into Wiliumstown aud Hamilton.
| Cars hnvo been ordered 10 FArboro to
! moyo Government stores.
Ga Tuesday night MI our available forces
around Kinston received orders to 20 us
near Newhurne rs they cnulb Conscquont-
| lv we expect stirring news from that district.
/ We believe Weldon is the point the enemy
wishes to reach
New YORK. Nov l4.-Spccial from Nash
villp l. 3th to tho Tribune: '.
Reports concur that tho enemy is accu-
mulating heavy f,rcn al Murfrcoshoto
Military authorities have no fditl that these
dem oustra ions mean moro than a cover to
convey their subsistence across tho Tonnes.
SOC River
Tho robeIs will retro whom our army
moves up. .. ."...
! HEADeuAR's Army or TIE PoroMAc J
.. Nnur Warrenton NV. a.
a general order has been Issued by Burn
side, organizing tho army into three grand
! divisions. commanded respectively by Sum.
ner franklin aud Hooker.
resar we'd corps will bo formed, cnm
mandeG by Sigcl. AAjutant General and
his deputy remain unchanged.
! WASHINGTON Nov Is Special to Trib.
uuo. Il ia reported that tho rebols have
occupied Thortun and Chrs,er Gaps in Burn.
! sidr'E roar in force.
/ PnLADEIrnrA. Nov Id.-Tho Washing.
/ ton Star, OF this evening, has tho following /;
MANASSAS JUNCTION. Nov II.
! --latest intor nation from Warrcnton sutis-
iies mo that tho thno since Burnside us
sumed command hns brun most prnlifahIy
spent in porGocing army arrangements to
worst tho enemy wnen tho grand clash OF
arms takes place.
! NEW YoRK. Nov 18Th A Washington
correspondent OF tho Tribune has tho fol-
lowing: .
Grn Burnside has not disappointed the
army. the Administration or tho loyal poo
plc at large. ..a'
Tao Army os Tho Potomac 10 again under
marching orders.
! Gen. Sumner. now commanding two
! large corps, is this morning on routo for m
! important point. which. as il will tako lwo tr
| three days to roach, will not name.
NEW York. Nov. lS Tine WashiE ton
Correspondent of tho Post, dated Nov. l7th,
says Tho nows from the front is impor-
! tant this morning THO wh".p army Ia in
motion towards Fredericksburg. What is
tho place OF operations after Fre'erirks-
burg shall DO held rs bnse Of supplies docs
not appear. Tho condition of The army IL
such US to give its GunoraIs great confidence
IN tho result of tho ucxt battle. Wo havo
moro troops than tho rcbu General. but it
is by no means impossible that Leo may
outn numhcr General Burnside whom he
stnrs to fight. With Fredericksburg as the
headq quarters of our army, u will DO oompar.
atiycly oasy to furnish it with supplies hy
tho way of AqniL Creek aud the railroad
from that point 10 Fredericksburg.
! The War Department will he'olfior in
sist that Substitutes will be compelled to
enter old regiments to romaln for nine
months with tho understanding that the
Govarnron. prefer substitutes to tbe origi-
nal drafted mon.
Il is believed horo that an attack upon
Charleston will not DO long postponed. -
Tho rebels have boon making preparations
for tho attack for several woGks, and il they
aro to be beloved, will not surrender tho
city, simply because it may be at tho mercy
of ono of our iron clnds.
The inhabitants will be ordered tn leave
tho town. Tho city will be consigned to
i tho flames rath or than be- surrendered So
far as ! can learn, both army aud navy do.
sire that the rebels should tako precisely
this course. feeling that il would be fit aud
proper that this reasonable city should DO
} destroyed.
The preparations for attack aro So per
feet that thoro can he no doubt that onn or
more ron,oads witt succeed in approaching
tho town at Ioast within sbelling distance. :
General Mcclellan Again,
AS long as General Mcclellan was al
the head OF the Army OF the Potomac, our
lnunltv fnrhaln that W. gbpulH tvao bon