The New York herald., 1862-09-20
GEN NERAL NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1852.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1852
STATEMENT FROM GEN. OAssIUs NJ. CLAY IN REGARD
To GOV. MoK0AN AND GEN. FREMONT.
General Cassus W. clay pub ishes a card to-day deny
ing that he said word to the President about
Governor Morgan or in favor OF makiag nin the
-aandcr Of the North grand of troops He
(Genea Clay) had proposed any way of carrying
on the war than by tho authorities has
he desired the overthrow Of President Lincoln the
establishment Of tho dictatorship of Geueral Fremont
any other man. He General Cay) calls upon the
try to trust the President, he himself does He pro.
nounces all the assertions concerning him calumnous.
RICHMOND VIEW OF THE REBEL ADVANCE INTO
MARYLAND.
The r edmond Dtsplch OF tic 18th inst bag a leader
upon The advance into Maryland de ending the policy OF
the movement, aud extolliug General Lee as cautious
commander II admits that the full OF dau
GER but claims that he has been victorious until victory
has paed upon his taste, and that he incapable of
nacton IL he had fallen back the federal army would
have advanced 1t harps upon the danger of inactivity,
aud claims that to have remained at Manassas wonid
have been more dangerous than tho crossing nto Mary
and whore the ebol army would meet with nothing bit
raw troops thoroughly Gemorazel by defeat and
ready to iy at tho ds; click Of gin. II says that by
remaining stationary Manassas, with the Rappahan
mock and James river both Ia his h accessible
to the cnemys gunboas, would have given time to the
federal army to recover from a arc, to Ike soldiers
recruits and threaten the rebels in front
and rear, with hsntre thousand men, 1t regards
the escape Of the rebel army from destruction O
miracle if General Lee had halted second time at
Manassas. jstics the movements of General Lee int
Maryland by citing precedsnts in the Italian Of
1900, the Bavarian camlagnof 1905. and Prus-
sian carnpaisn 1906 Tue rather doefu
appears to be dccace 0. what TO be regarded
the precursor of a very disastrous rotreat
THE ARMY.
Brieader General Max Weper has been ordered to
port for duty to Major GeGeral Dix at Fort Moaroe and
Brigadier General Gilbert, duty with the Army Of
Kentucky, to General Wright, at Cincinnati.
COL. WOOD, or THE BROOKLYN FOURTEENTH.
Coione A. NJ Wood OF the Brooklyn Fourteenth day
received his commission Collector OF InlaGd Revenue
for the Second district Of New York When tho PrcsienI
made Colones Ccrcoran and Wilcox brgadier generals
similar appointment rendered 10 Colonel Wood. II
declined Of his impaired hoalth an. tho
collcc,orshp awarded by tho President equiva
lent Ho has fully recovered from the wcund
ceiyed at Bul run, and his physicians time ago
pronounced il unwise FOR him "a Lake the field.
MOVEMENTS OF ADJvrANT GENERAL THOMAS.
Adutant General Thomas lett tho city ,ns evening q.
route porthward.
THE fARoLED HA9pERs yk..sY sor.ptERs
It Is not known what the precise OF the
parole OF the Union prisoners taken arpere Ferry
therefore II is inferred that they as ye,
for duty in suppressng Indian outbreaks in the Northwest
REDUCTION OF ARMY TRAINS.
General Meigs, cuarterinastsr General Of the army
has been engaged Tor time systcnatizinx mea-
whereby tho trains Of the army may be materially
| reduced. The example OF lie rebels, who
/ ter upon campaign and important
| cssses without long barsage trains, is practical
warning on this wise Napoleon allowed but tive hundred
.ageus 10 forty hous,nd men and they TO carry
one months provision. u Is sat that of tie
of the volunteer regiments start out frcu o,re with atty
sixty pounds upon their back accordingly along
the routes x the march of the army large quantities Of
tents, knapsacks, &c. away by the roadside
General cgs has introduced the ksrch shelter
tie army, which is ample ,oF all the purposes Of
a.png; but some Of The generals insist upon keeping
the crlinar, tens bss'des. Hence the immense lumber
Of wagons hat constitute The ,raiUs OF army.
NAVAL ORDERS AND ArroIsrAeNrs.
Master Edwaro li,c'o. has been promoted Acting
vsluntcer Len,eGau; fer gaitan' conduct iGring the
tack Washington, n. c.. and bosn ordered % tho
Ooruand of the s:ea,aer Victoria
6eere. W. Hafva AID Jariss pculnyev huvo been Gp-
rcu ci Acting Assistant sIrgccps.
The c.nx oGicers bGyc beca ordered % tile ssain,
sl"op yphic'n:raptain J. r. Iarcaud, Lieut.. Il. X.
s,sr, Actlag Master T. 2. Ety. Bea,swain g. G. ABBOTT
Gunucr William arnnd.
CURRENCY STAMPS.
yhe Commissioner o internal l.eVeol,c Invariably re-
turns orers snd monc. sent 70 him sJr currency stamps
sloh stamps not being issued ron his oee they
procured fom The uuiiei Jrea4urer hui 20 one
ncod 10 send to him ~ present. as hs Supplying
the goyernn nj only
IAroxTANT NOTICE TO PERSONS GOING TO urAf.
Ar. Mix the Acting Commissioner OF Indian AGairs
has such thorough experience concerning the rad
overland ra;ion entitled specla attention His
notification to The pubic upon the sub oct is from
information received at the do,st.,n,r. decaed eu1i.
ciolty reliable to warrant mo ia - doing ictnsder i
NY duty to warn III consem iana the crossing ef
the Plains this fs 20 Utah. n. Paric c.,,st that
there great e. spprchend hosuics tho lsr,
the Bannocks aud Slcshor"s snake bplsens, ~
wei the I.aaps the Pans, aud along the
iate river. Tho Incmuv referred to h.-c during
lie yasL ssn,tf consted scytra rebtciies and MAR.
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