New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-18
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ygentI1cr mud Coed Roahs-t:nmnnify 10
the Rebel sick and W 9undej.

From Our Special Cousiporieti.
NAnRsSroS. Vs Sov. IS 1852.
Gen. Burnside las not di.nprointed the army, tho
Administration, or the loyal people at large. The
army Of the Potomac il again undermarching orIerr
Gen. Somner now commanding Two large corpf Il,
tbis morning en- route Tor an important point which,
IA 4 will take t0o OF three days to reach. viii not
name, although through other pancr LEES conscior-
tious, the public will have partially learned al about
il and the Rebels too. The Rebels 0f this village
in order TO console themselves, upon seeing this
greet host march through their strceif, oircuat
inc rerorts that JacLfcn has fallen from LIS noun
tain nights upon our rear AID that We are rapidy
fleeing from him. Queer that two corps should iy
from one, and that in tie direction Of Richmond
AL that Jackson can now get in or rear he is wei
come to have Gen. Pope is no, in command Of tue
army OF the Iptomac aud il am not greatly mis-
taken. Gen. H. and Gen Jackson, us subordinate,
are avsare Of tie fact. Gen. Lee VIII soon require
the services Of Gen. Jacs0n IN front, If he has not
already been ordered 10 Join the main body OF the
Rebel army. -
marching than the weather we are DO" blessed
with. The roads aIe in admirable condition. ana as
we have bidden farewell % Maryland aud Virginia
aud tnrnpiLes, and McAdim's method Tor making
travelling pleasant are aimoft unknown IN this pof'
ton Of kirgnl1, 10 ~ OF tlc Rltaloat Iorti0' ~
IA thai we lave clear tkiea,and rm roads. -Four u
five DAVIS however will bring as where the Rebels
viii be- compelled TO light Or abandon important
uo,tjous Alter that we cum endure bitle mud
and exposure to rain for TIC ske OF tue advantage
gained.
The Army of TIE Potomac lie abont Icing divided
into three or four grand corps or departments, COM
p;ised Of two or three Of the Original corps. Genr.
Hooker. Sumner, aud Franklin are 10 command
them. This division of tie army viii relieve Gen.
Burnside from the management Of many details, aud
enable hIm more easily 10 move aud vancouver this
wet and complicated machine.
Passing by a Rebe. hospital this morning, saw
large pie Of rough pine collins tanning before tie
doofs and four or FIVE carpenters busily at WORK
framing more. 1 asked one Of the men engaged
upon he work IL tho mortality Wac very great among
t, sick end wounded, and he sid that " would
probably amount 10 five or Fix daily; that nearly all
cases Of nmputaiion bad reeulted IN DEATH ard bnI
fow Of those brought TO the hospital with typhoid
fever recovered. When our army entered this val
lage these wretched creatures were nearly destitute
of everything necessary o. restore them - liio and
health. IL is but justice 70 say That they are very
grateful TO our Government for furnishing Them WITH
lie ZANE food and hospital supplies our own sex
sud wounded are furnished with. Nothing u Zoe.
hy treating these dcluded men LIE human beings.
Io the little graveyard south 81 tho yllilge 2OW oil
tLs Rebel dead who died FROM wounds IN the two
bnftia, of Manassas lie Dguel. Nothing but un-
known stones or pine slabs marx the sp0is "hefe
they arc inferred.
One Of Tho mort rebe!lious ladies Of Narron'on,
of much social ILlQelce, with WHOM taeiieltaiiy