Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-15
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RIcHMoED, November H-Eorthsrn dates to the
10Th hsve been received The New York Tribune and
Times approve Of McClellan's removal The Tribune
says, thsugh done at the last hour. it is not TOO late, it
trusts to save the country. The Herald and World are
down on the removal They say the President has
again yielded to a radical pressure.
Reports ia regard to dissatisfaction in the army, grow
ing out Of the removal, are pronounced unfounded BY
the government nsws agent at Washington
In Philadelphia the removal Of Mcclellan met with no
sort of favor. His friends 1t, whilst the rsdi-
Gals said it was no time 10 change commanders in the
face Of the enemy.
Ata Democratic Jubilee in New York, held on Monday
night, John Van Buren, said that Lincoln had made Ne
CleIan the next President Of the whole country, as he
t~houghtit would be whole under an amended ~cOnstitu-
ton
Harris. Republican Senator Of New York, denounced
The renoYElln sn open speech
Mcclellan, on quitting Wsrrenton, said to ths troops
" Stand by Burnsidss As you stood by me, and ell will
be we'll" he took formal leave Of the different army
corps last Monday. On Sunday night the officers as
ssmbled At his headquarters to bid him Adeu- He has
gone to Trenton, N. J.
New Yerk Money Market.
Gold in New York, on the 10Th sL33
Frona the North and Europe.
RICHMOND NoFemDef A-ENoEAAeNh papers W ~
sh furnish the following items:
Insurance rates on American ships had advanced In
Liverpool three to Ave per csut, under influence of the
AlAbAmh's doingS.
Sir Benz Broodls. an eminent surgeon, died on The
Rls. Of October.
At a political meeting in Oldham, England, resolutions
were offered calling on the government to recognise the
Confederzte States Amendments we're offered dsclar-
ing such recognition Impolitic, and likely TO result In q
war with the North. After some uprosrious prOossd-
iugs the original motion was declared carried, although
the meeting was about equally divided.
Il is stated from Paris that Perzgney and FOuld will
rsmain in the Csblnet, the Emperor having assured them
that there is nothing resetonsry in his present policy re-
speeting Italy, but that he declined to take any hurried
steps with regaId TO Rome.
The accounts of GAribaldfs health express much Ap
prehenslO1.
Commodore Garrett ;. PsDdergrast died in PhIadsl.
phla on the 7th.
Tbs Washington Star has a dispstch from Chicago,
indicating that Lovejoy, the sbOlitionist, Is not re.
elected to C-ngress.
Hsymarket was fred by two men Of GeDsraI-s
command.
The Washington correspondent Of the New York Post
says the President viii not retreat from his proclamation
because Of the reEulrs Of the election. The government
fully reaises that what It has to do must be dsDe with
and that going into winter quarters means =
peace, Consequently the army will not so
winter quarters unless it is possible for the com
nanding generals to override the President
The PrHssisn Z hAmber Of Deputies, by 4 vote ~ Sc
20 H. refused to grant supplies for the large increase in
the army, which governments had already Effected A
roysl decree terminated the parliamentary session On
the ensuing day.