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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
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!. wh"i, r"s;;,.uu! q: n"s.""- "Urlinaf ~
H. y :. t" officers. iIyfr T"., F2yai, 'ardc' 4
ftrnan.ti,:n q N: 81 ia tart, " Il thought
Ia br far ia rnrp"%' ui r'haSr'S "a.hs
regiment G;I.l"Ge,l 9! ina. place.
Tn- s:ramrr Darlington suddenly ':>s;-.:
ger 10 St.NArs Z with n cnaarsny OF "esr".:.
after erase IN destroying the SAT- %oFhi
| on liz, Florida c:s3t s;"H;h y: felnLnd;n..---
Thrru wric. u TIA ,',uc II her arrival, u.
threc Cd a,Ilrs, tie nnig ~.:itn persons w"
! rcuir:td, vith tr~ I,n:roes bator.i1g {"
! them. ;. 81. MARY. 'iie UuGr"c, were "a
l.rn fr,;a til,m a.: forced 81 L,1rd .!.e Dsr'
!inston, In Dahil'5 ;:.c seizure, the otiIc..3
a3Acrt., iH.y m'n,..u s.'zs III :"ey c"9 s.
hoil IL \ Mir Noe; LG,n. ihrsat"a@,. ~
:, nrc:S "; tsynnrt'nc. s:yvai=i ~ -:
C=pi.:.: q! projection, ii r ce'','; e.: -.
| ST. er tint 10 protection wnud be gwen !
unless she "a,,L six: thrn..
The nchct % duty L. X. MARI, LIED - .
give rn.icr "f the appr0s"'s II tie .nemy.
On Thursday, tha G,h an .,"",t:..,: :.;eaii.-
! er visited ua:!=n very early III :ll- L.InI'E,.
Aita: ii-:ig ln's. pound gnns, The l+rcsd
aEi hr,;;u "re.l ~. stnrs o: :.,'ntca'c! S,E!v1
| Pile, II the inIl:ia, ard took ct fti- aud bis
ri c;a, leaving hiIt barre! of whisky spI!
como alilcl-s ii 10 value Pate is !0oi;> :
npon hs a u.rc!cai character. rs hn " 10 s'sa
| Ii nkinE N!th tl.E IAhsfIa'.!dts - thu t'.:t
I,ft ins sltsrG' lie had smilr tiuo 10 rn-.s
rond his r,,;aGa, il IL wished ~ !ri"b ne,ora
| LEr Eir::;'.r, nI'pr oach"d.
Thr AhoIrt!u.,is:s .irci n"c.n Or. Ha'c.as.
Thn "a: IN n..Iien professionally visi;:n: -
SIX st t:,al place, wirh"-G L.t'.uE him.
:, force was rushed torwar: from :. csL.r
neal na..ru TO meet them, but i'l No! w.
! cc,.1 ~ reaching :ha, p'n:e nutl "a" r;.r,-y
hs1 init, Al a!.sr committing what irp"t,.H
l,".s trrY ,.,tld the: rrrv.! nt !nrrlsdif.
UI tr,d.y la. tao cf !.c r.tcu.y sf,', H.
sra w"t't "p the 3dpe!" f:v":. sii'"r I""I'-t,
At Heu:.si hny. Pl...-.'i'i:, ia"y r;H''-J h!'A
d, L;;:I ns.ros-i. enort IT, or g !" T.n.s;,
icu1 ar uut o::s 7v,tk bin. .Hr King l: ns".
% yeara ri as.r. ard -"TT 4es:,:'. h.ia ~.
il alsj ,ary cid scd lrt5ie, e1ins 2-n'rtts
able to ianrr :,sI Ij,.i-.. hIr. kirG TcC!i ha.c
as6 t.,':,. t>hsa @i;l. h.s hcgr"-s t,,t f"t .-r
ent1-st-r ii ;.!s i4tli..er. 'VH" Ab,.!'::"a-
nt; rsve nua rnr lzy 10 'lno:a 1",i mr.
oae,I Lnal thcy Will hIrn lhe :''."e :! he 'io,'H
mol e..
The enemy ti,en wrni lHrtL'r uptha :;3ph'o
srt caclu:rt to. u McDonuuGh aGd Il ;e'
Of his u,.,:nS. They sise inrn; cat lhc
pn., 81 Col. Z. II. Ii"pslns. lne% nos;
y.:ai.l Capt. E...,l. .i,,i : pi.nla.c0, wi!ris
.leY ~r.- me. nv C,p.s,ns t..:.i-i"!;, = +.
EIM,,hss' I1u...-aG';, h-h ~ er 'cuG:er t1|k
nincr The Ia. Il ,r niG-rn: ccuit not be
,scr-,n:r. !. ~ ;.uis ha.rr. wrrr h.ti.y
I,osrG.t over he sn!,.>. uLr hoy. r'hsvet
rcil .,.. .,,.a.a!.,-'t !,rS. lLr -An"!l'Vni';s
'sr,r ,a.;..c.: '.t:. .i:,,r .c'"ri.0.:. I'D s.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
co3plIoa Or isfAlAs IT CAMP CURTIN.

The stats Of te3ling at Camp Curtin is un-
s:;tlei, 40 Tar az the drafted men ale concern
c. The rLjections IL going into the old
r,giments are persisted in, while thu idea ui
giving up their company organizations is le.
glrded as IN act Of tyranny. 1t is in aCn-
compilation to t.st the matter legally. The
narpnEo is 10 bring s caEe before Court. and
test whethsl the men drafted can claim the
pr,7isioa and protection Of the State law
nnder which they were called into ssrvies,
OF whether the officers now III the service
cnr force the drafted men into the old regl-
! f.snts. This would be Lbs proper and The
s. rpesns Of settling wrat il really srRve
, i.i;.raaGa,
Th. ditv Of the ProvosL Guard. at present.
j.. # cnara:tcr at once onD7"ns and dam
sulo1a. They occupy position which is
| hot fairly understood by the mcn in Camp
Curtin, with whom difficulty exists As to
tr,ir dssposa: il. companies and TesilGents.-
Tho Provost ,iuard are bound to execute lftelr
orders. They arc soldiers wh1 know ncthius
hIt onetlience, AMI 1t is Tn he hoped that the
DRAFTED uie1 viii not tempt the Provost Guhrd
into y nar might R,eln tp DO if not actually
| become bloody fJras. O. ,f,e night of the
! Il, the Gnari " hlle on d'itT, were very bad
Il treated by the nen ii Caup Curtin. They
wers asssilai with STONES, thTo@u by hen
1r,rngled hehnri tents, ani othsrwise rudely
,ttachci bJ' the drafted inei'. lnsiibolI'ns-
tl2n G lh's k,ad 10 d;sgrsceful tG The guilty.
Sihcs the differences and dissaGslactons
among tho drafted mer; largs numbers hase
1-sarted, and The purprsa &c 40 &c Is ais1
avocrsd BY still larger rou.bsTs OF the uen
nos III Cnnp Curtin. Every hour sdds TO
the ein oarrassuent On the 6tn instant, one
Of the men, in attempting to break ths guard,
a.as shot in ths ies, snd severely if not illr
s37OuglY soundsl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
.irncEt rY c.a,spL..Gs stnr1i.

Ne letfil that !"uay ih"l nam"1 L:jas
F5wsil, :jn # tt. ,!a9n Powell, h.:a9 ~
the El:ir. II par. oi Rockingham county. ne.s
t':- lin. Nr;,rrrtiI5 ttis county it"m '"~'n,
was kiI!"i hy Goalsd"rase ;':uuta ircns ,r!rrH
county Dn rrihHy the ~i,t ~ Uc'Jber RI Il
whGl We have been nh;r - sIif!er IT Ia: IL
tfuIars uf tbs af':., &c A." led ~ ""naosr
tue billing d! this young r,olt ~ n"1hDg i'a5
than downright murier, under 'r:y sgSrA-
varing circumstances. Il s.rns That FvHo.i
was = discharged sOit;i.s, HAVING ir:.',veti he
r..u!si snl hOa0; abe discharge ii om IcHcTfl
Joseph T. ,Tohnston'= Army. Whist IN tbe
army and dunn; his stay st H;rper'a Ferry,
be bad :akcn gur-L"1ic! IGo:m the rr:2: "t
that i!aae' ~ tich ha lad brought honIe Wiz.
nim ani hsi h:,;! s:ocbuj and ot"rrw:5r ia~
CGir@i Al the ti.ne ii the arrival ~ -. 60
sc,int, .cOu. G."r. cauI,ty. hr ~a' ;c,npoTa y
nj ,rs. S:i ;stt 9. Ces5 ms father =, .,ni had
lis gan with i,i.a. lie saG IN. scouts when
they r.,de mp, hat made 10 ettH:t to escape
Tue scouts SURROUNDED hlm, 1rdcrr. !!iG! 70
bait sni giuund arm". w.:h ol'!era hc -
Gnre obey Ell, aYiuf down hla gun. aF't: ir.::-
calin,; J., $ ea:,v wlingnen" |" "ihuIi h'in III
IL then control! M sooner had h" !iia ia7'r
his Gun liar the ps:lf t!osr,i up on htn. aGi
he 1as t.:s. IA i.uGi %: cTn'e'i Ard n'rtaAJ'
wGuuia;i. -. va shot :.1.G: l. lick VI,
sut I,...i u, the cverluy.
The r.nrd,r of ~ ynng mar, uri~r -
c,rcra.:tsnc-- " t,i.h attended tta fiiin5. haI:
created = s;rnug feeling III the Eeigi.coliI2cc
asn.l,ft the authors uf this OUTRAGE. fou7o
Powell was s!wsys tfu. And lcj :. t. ts''
South, and asS.ied our forces i9as hiriu! i'!.e-.
they entcre,! III neigh huIap"d, - trying -
su,l'ur the '!sht!..on" ampI. h'a neA5neo:s.
lie bad hc..jsa q, sirosiy -ta:oi, been IN IL.
&. 6. Arrn., and had Trcc:9.1 o.: h"aU..h.1
discharge i, GIa Tie scrN irr HIS; ;f,ihcr = also
good Scuther9 lan. ard IS bowrh d'"n
with gl;=lan, indignation ',c..u''; :lis rli a.
been taua .,ia,n-
warrant has b-un 5s4ri Is 'r" 81 IIr
Ju4li.. .S Tor th, acrr8t O: tbs raTiI.'-- ';;E III
nuirbcr--char3gd v;h Iii! c"wpri'; e"i az
law iul killing lioc!fngAam Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
IruITAl JF lonu I1DrS.

Lyrd Lyons erliset at Sow S"rH OH 's.-
uri4y.
The EnyIi-i, LatincL nr..stin:, ~hch ~aa
IA have tsken place on thr III O'tD-
L-r. wac l"'stp,net '.h the fhoTnng nt
the directing all tee e., uf,-Is r5cnpt LORD
Pa!merctnn caInr tn atrnnd it. The Times
says tt,ere sre Two interpretations given
By ths knowing ones Why tle meeting vas
not held; enc tia. tileIc ie division in tl,h
Cabinet, Sir q. Q. Lewis rtpresentinB ur,o
party snd Han. Mr. Gladstone the other
Hut The "TiIocs" thinks lla true solution l.:
that SIR g. {. Lewis .xpiesoes the opinion OF
shv whole Cabinet, aud whilst England r--
gIe.s the shedding oi i'Ioad, she does not
mean to inturtese- This npirian is confirmed
by the Naval i Shipping Gazette Of LIVER
oor.
Ln,i Lions, though returni;.: unrestricted,
is fully advised rs to the news Of the British
Cabinet.
"Inn" of the Baltimore "Sun," saJs that
Lcrd Lyons will visit Richmond within Ten
1sya alter L.a af,i7a at n sshinGtan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

still wsDted. | have oi.rrni iunro than
would seeM necessary ir".n tuy dgt- fur
nlshad lae7 and brs 20 remind yon that you
have always very promptly met sll my requi-
stions, 30 fur as clothing is concerned. Our
department is not at fault. 1t provides as
soon as due auticc is given. foresee no time
when an army Of over 100000 u.en will I,t
call ior clothing snd o1ier articles" !"
In regard to General M.Clsl!an's means Of
promptly communicating The wants nt his
atmy TO u,s oc the proper Dureaus OF lhs 'fsr
Department, report that in addition to the
Crdliary mails, ha haS been i'll hourly caEu-
mnnicstion with Washington by teltg' apn.
Il is due 70 Gen. Meigs that should sub
rait herewith 4 copy OF telegram recSTed
l'y hiu, i-,un General Mcclellan.
Very respectfully,
iuTr ol,rrl..nt servsrt,
Il. " K.A,=iz,
tSeurrsi ina 'kirI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
.,j(I1niono EEnqulrrr.
,;HyING, NOVEMBER II, 1852
.,r.Ty MASSACRE IN MISSOURI.
,.iEg WISE / ALLEGRE.

a.. $40 1c Published statement
Ioss psrsr, that Brig. General
d. il.s United States Army had
;,,rr'.t,'t,'eas:e pTiscne:s to Do shot
- -, n Missouri. because tory c,ti-
.,.,i S;;te hsi hccn captured by our
.,,c,rr;rd ril prisoner. To-day we
:,,I nar;icu.Ars OF the massacre from
.....g.. =, cnrier." Whose article we find
,,oy" !, Is : tale Of .lcmui,lsm and
~, =, tha annals oi the war had
.-sllsled. 1t is much worse
:,r.r cn.:ny than the account hereto
..,,,ri ic, with sil It's oieto-nesa and
...:aa ,ny Courier" clearly shows Ais.
. .sqa h-sn Legitimate prisoner Of
sci :: that most od,ous and drtrsta-
,,,si..;erS, spy and iutormer against
..';;hh.-=.
i, i. :, ior granted that this disbolicsl
,,,,., Of oar soldiers will, be,smrably
-: sni we publish tho story ST fun
!: .h.t .ar ,eadHrs may understand the
-, i :na $50. 1t will be remembered of
,a rs; wc qa"ts from the enemy. We
e.nscr tn hear that the Confederate
- L 't;s&ouli have already made
- ,-;..i,,.Sn ior the enormous strocity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
THE sTasHGrH ry urRssIDE's ARMY,

Gen. Mcclellan telssrsphed to Quarteynas-
tsr General Meig7 on the oath OF Octobsr,
thar b" fnreeaw II" time "when m army Of
over loo 900 men will not call for clothing
and other ARTICLES" i
The point is. that the army is. "orer
lUU0O0 men." Had it been ono hundred and
h!ty thousand, "r more, different form Of
expression would have been used. So.bat
tho Grand Army Of the Potomac is much
smaller lhaa We had hitherto been led to 6i.-
lieve
EcRSs!DI's ADDRESS TO The AMY. Fl
The following order was issued by General
burnside on his taking command of the army
Of tho Potomac:
'.ln accoldsncr with gsaaIal orders No.
l6l, issnrd by tbs President of the United
3.stes, h-rnby a5s,ime crmInsnd OF The ar
lay ns ito Potomac Patriotism md the sx-
erciSe If nv avsry energy il the. directiop'cf
this army, aidod by the full and hearty CO.
operation cf its officers und men, will, j hope,
under the bles sing of God, ensure its suc-
cess
Having heen sharnr Of the privation and
u wiuess Of the bravery uf tho old army of,
tGs tutoGrac 10 sbe Maryland u - f.GJs and
fully identified with them III their feeling Of
respsat and esteem for General Mcclellan, -gsss.
tertained through lone and mast frislIll = d!S-
Sra nser that assume their command.
ITO the 9Th corps. 10 long and intimately
sssncistrd with me-, need say nothing. Our
hiutari-s are identical. With ditndence for
my,eit but with proud confidence in tie
unnwerving loyalty uud determination of the
gallant army now entrusted 10 MY care,
accept its control with the staadtast assa-
rance that tho just cause must prevail
"a. E. BuRSslDE,
Major General Commanding.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
ANOTHER sTTRMt5h.

,'iar.t>h To th7 New York : Herald !"
says:
The rabels, with largo force If cavalry,
artillery ami infantry, made All attack on
Mcn1Ay ur1n General Pleasanton at Amos
-rlc Rsiuflr ocments from Gen. Wilcox 3
=:,iall.ani Tere ct oHcs pushed forward 10
sGpTau Pisssann,l: who had IL infantry;
aa,; " 81 compelled to fall hack, ann having
;ul,ed him. drove ths rehsls back Ge;l. Eenno
NJ, ti.e same time advanced upon the town Of
Jefferson, and occupied it.
Tie rebel pickles still show themselves OF
the Virginia eide Of the Potomac, between
Point II Rocks and BYrlin and are securing
the c6nn.ry on ths south side Of LoudGnn
Heights /, is ssid tla1 otonewail Jackson's
whole cnlumn is at Front Royal, with the 81
:,spIioG Of about two rhonsand mon ard Elk
guns atlll remaining in the Shenandoah Val
ley
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
SEVERE CONFLICT WITH VIRGINIA CAVALRY.

A letter dated WsrTsEtou, Va, ID SAYS:
Thirty u our regular cavalry, uader Lieut..
4 .l, Of tho I'd Dragnous, went out fofaglng
leD miles to the south yesterday. Eoconnter-
ins whole squadron Of tho 9Th Virginia
RsLei Cavalry, lnoJ tnsde brilliant charge
Through il. led by LIEUT.. Ash, who received
sabre cut in the head. snd two bullets; but
VINO utterly routed and put to flight the 3D.
persSr rebel force. Lieut. Ash was enEsgea
III d despetais hsIt-to land oonrilet VIII
the rebel captain, WHOM be ,hsd slfeadJ run
through with hi. eaber, whsn just as bus Zoe
was firing u revolver snot, with the muzxle at
hls hesrt, one of Ash's Lieu shot him dead,
and preserved Ash's lfe.-Our loss in killed
and wounded was 6; rebel loss IA.
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1, I.rluear %, .luAnT, lAII .,Ip

The HcnInUGd 1"!rejrnndrnt .: tna
Chafehiun Mercury .r!. t=s lie !oli""';;s H.
c!dert cpa..ectrc wit' los. 3!aGu's i"!s rs.J
iulu l'tnnay! y!'ah!.:
As the :icxi ui Tie .surnn waa ru1.:.Gg 10
Wait. thc P,jt%'.n r..l.a"ai %JhsAii;uG
gentleman ia II Inu suit ~ Ii: :h.-c"tec:t: c>'-
cloth, dr1ge rp. The ltl,;loint sa,t irJIltcl?,
Ai5vr asid, :pe;I---Inors a.!de; | .iu al o.L-
a.r # tho ,@;h pornsy VANS, on recruiting
seryica sud must so on" The Dan moved
....d., bat 10, slowly ior TIC ;mpa(Ie't GER
,i.Inrt. :uaTi eOIl 'nne up. Are YOU
inc oiIi:.r III coinuand - inquired he oc-
cunaIit ,c rhe ro'kawhy d" ! s'n, w., tho
reu!y." Then he Ecnj enough :, t---r
yl.rr a,.l to rua-r "ay FOR n!'. i az! ~
Gl;i.er VI .tr eth Oh recruiting ssfTic., sad
il is luiunrtsr; ini Ole 10 get ahcs': as rspiJ.!
- nn.;itl..'' Very eoll." ssi; S:lA.., a.
LLt falaa tIue giving elsu:lica:'t look ~! 3'.:
if bis lG-n. nho - Jnr4 di@,cnunt:' ,-i
taoE eeat in Tie -. t,~sj. % ha; ,.c y'cu
i;,.en, ar" zSri.Gnr: lie iniiEuan! occc-
put. ",:olt,n.,' -Aii ,t- T.-n, 'icyiv,--
,[ h1 49,, y1.i, 81 - ihn1ia-h! t!... uit.cer
Of the ..a.b. "Eohed? iGbo i, tnst
,,,Tc.r - .-n, .t:.ari = "Wns, ueuriSl
s:,.-r; = J-b :'ta.:t. MsJ"r G"na4i oi
Csyslry j.. tie ,'Aato:e,. 81. a'l.T 1as tie
calm ans@-r In5 nfrcof 81 III, 9Th rave
l3ny whl+tir. 4ad exclaimed, /" Ey - I'm
tsr1UTe.i.'' D 4" / :alh-. tE.ia ycI ere" EAid
the msn, IL TI;ns. ~ roka.2 5'u.n".I -
Tho -apturc' .Il-cr :. .n.E.'i 10 fsc-r@
-rhi!a Ycf tc9ops Hgc. cry,sirg The po-
ion,sc. ;rlt the rHc!.an.y ana toi;4 Wer=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

:=c. j3S t. l5Lnt;nn having Eeco:ered
+ ne r;li&cis of his wounds received al the
r. 9! >2:an pinss, las reported for duty.
'.&: a.;',.a'y GeLartamuE ne will bs Of
r. .s' a.; :tt been tnsde pubic. WI
4 L .a" ~ sSnr. Ia, past administration
T.. r."f'-', .T,ii- is the suIe Guaranty.
-..s'- .:.' -"eil7 aud srr4t ahiiltjcS
+ 'ml l,,:, - III ..e de.ntr,i IL the 2.l-e,
I =. ''tl"-'ti",. nc wii State ia,i, Not
s;;s..! :.aorh. rs tu General Jphn5ton's
s*.e Il C-niiavlia juring lsSt fail, winter
':rrS::. i FEDERAL Major General stated
''toheisfare "rt:er ,ha, TN the 9Th Feb
~ 1907. o-l~'-sn Lsa-nsvillo and the Po-
-, besr Nj. Vernon, Gen. Mcclellan re-
81" .So EuriTei aid thirty thousand
: *s' a7iilei, nonippsd and appointed
Is ;rai--Gis h;Iie General Johnston held
- T.. .ieir s.r months ",rith trys than
: ''':9-sG taoDaand," and tiuaiiJ ratreaed
;:aG9.1. IL sivanced To Yorktown
a''; 'a* ;:,='te1 rcrtlon OF this same ar
: iii Il IN cieci: ~ long IS he deemed it
','it. "2l'n withdrew from before it, de-
~ : >i 'i"-ins;",g leisu.sIy retired 10
1907 t"H 20 II. defeated /, sI Srren
:. '.::.-' bs,as ~ul"d"d, he ~ao '"Ih-
- :" ''H7qrish The command.
..'sAu's retreat through the Black Forest
: y Ftmrstioa and applause OF all Eu-
= ''sa s;anped him ss graa, military
-4s When IA. !ocis OF !he campaign ct
's:'4' -:i t~nt,cvllIe 81 Yorktown and
s'''v n"s nn. esI-d in unpublished
- ~ 'i'sae EEown, not only will the
3. --ionisfle,: T., %i:at General john
''E'a F'ish:t. but military criticism will
'-"'': Hs his:i"%t praise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
- Pfn.TE" SEhMES.

:, =. ..i;a7 v~ rtly written by Seward
:. :,@- i".s Ch.n.bs! ii ComIuorce, he
~. ni no :ec=al destruction Of Ameri-
,.,.,:; .s.i III: AiGIss by Vi:a.ss who
s:.;;;.;. s.;.;;" =.
;s,- .r...@: ;'=Ta. h-trRTs n, exrTaIle
~. vi;,:, ;1:;,ir=s niu. EecauSe h- caIs-
..-:.;:e IL: al! uYjn oar r6nledsrscy
e.. .f,'-:n@ lis tbs snAshine and snsT-
:; IN, cnsirai wiid beast. Ii is the
-: 4! .,.s:.,e j'sa7o.ed by Weakness.
T.. :.sr-!aT,, liz - see Sawsrd's Tags.-
::..a:: ns -, i,,i',ise himself freely. We
:. c,2: $ ..,',s: = ii give hIrn still greater
.s ~ ',".s y: GO -ce !he "r:fsts" be-
/. :, ".i~.i... III Vi, ,-.S ard'S elegant
:. r:.. !nr htliliAnt ,-iylae DO has
p. ..r.t j. .,.; s;;. "a. nurh by Stewards
!: -4.r : by Glitderats praises. Let
:, 81. l. ':.n str up Seward frequent-
al az 'i:Tard TIA: nis hau if he likes
! 'sndscTe!,t t. Us.
!. Gacni.i NAT . ma, in Sewafd's posi-
:: ssoald ler:Eir himself 70 use term
4. l. =ould b= >'I2e'led to iishonor If
.zs, we're to fall il his power, /, ous
+: and daring Ses-csptain We're 10 hs taken
:::a5,... shc pirate" would iastaa!ly be g
;snan. Seward governments is now ua-
t,atrart to rsstGre hiT within Ten days,
change h;r1 ii our call. Seward would
arc - 'lsc,. hair sf his head Ann
:. ,>.iIs MN pirate! Il is delightful to
- sCgry Se gard isl
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.':5Iaa AND THE GEORGIA LEGIsLArURE.
u :A< lrst dsy Of its pending session the
!: ssors CT Georgia unanimously adopted
. Showing manly and stirring resolution
33x:i7ri, That in the opinion OF the Gene;
A-rr.:y ni Geacgid the Cit? nf SaToit-
: .Jali i,e-ei ~ euIi cuuerei That il
:.si T. ,'s.aaded &treet hy street sod house
:o+:- ra:i!, ii taken, the ric;ors' spo;ls
.! - ND" heap 0i ashes.
"a oliy aI;aprisiss OF S4vaDnan have
IN ':,s.7 concurrence lii the sentiment, ss
:a;,. 90, Gar own cIty when sh2 Firslnia
y:.,g-- c.7a;-i ii 10 leslrue,,an rather
i, - tee i.e n"n crmbats'.i. .'e to t,t
as".y. - ri.s ~ dsteadti t" ihv lSst
::@l:. N:.l duo, it.orgia. aid we'll
$: S.7snuaE. Iuo c'ey- Is al least secure
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ualrrp Starrs AiInrAnr TLLEGRApr I
Received Oct, 90, l662-9:40, ?. II. {

UaltrD STATES MIITAnt TLLEGRhPfi }
Received Oct, %, l662-9:40, ?. NJ.
From Gen. McCLEL,Aa's Headquarters:
To Brig. Gen. Meigs: Your dispatch Of
tais daie is received. nave never intended
i'll any letter III dispatch, to make any nc-
Sl,saion against yaucss.i or jour dapartu.riLt
for tot Furnishing OF farWalding clothing as
rapidly az il was possible Tor you to ao.-
be;iuse That everything has been done thst. hysIt
could .hsSiene 10 .rhia N, ths .;
I3ii4Se tried, TO c5,,y5Y Tas that cartsin pci-
tions oi tic cui.il .hd wore without clnItilng
and tl.., army could not move unIil It maa
.nrrlieL.
[::n'dl G. +. MftLiLt
Alsior Geno,sl.
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'fs;i"t 70 have 10 inform cur read els
y '-s nspth oi brig. Gen. Echols is such
o. las tssu constrained 10 ask leeTe al
'~'s r@al his command. His wound, re-.
''eS eS Al Ne, n:town, still remains unhaaled
: ''e htisas. sxcitement and unremittins
80 ''' iA9 las; three months have compiete-
"VHrn i'm down. Upan the assurance
'I'ge,n, that without rest his lifu would
" s!sas danger. la has asked for and Oh
F''k !ur.oHIh. Brig. Gen. Williams
Nds - Ire command
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c,rrrrE OF MAjJR REID ssUSDsns.

The Ba!tin.ore Sun; anhourrea tho cap
titro Of Major Reid S@uniei7, =oH oi G"drse
II. Saunders, Esq, on the Sd insta", oH ore
OF the Greeks wh'ch en'rties into the Chesa-
peake. TIE "s;i;, - says, at the time q, the
cs splure, he V as waiting FOR al English vessel
to convey him lo Earopo with Confederate
dispatches.
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Mr.. Cameron eay- H;siiasis is vssJ friendly
still to the Un;1ed States. IL EnglEnd Ii :,
thought M intervention viii take place ttll
Parliauisnt meets as Also says an arrackhy
a rebel Assl flung out 10 Europe upon Al
lsntic cities is by 10 mesns improbable, and
recommends strengthening the fortifications
Mt New York.
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m'clELLAH's srfEcH In PHILADELPHIA.

M'ctELLAHs $ srEEcH In PHILADELPHIA.
Mcclellan arrived In Philadelphia at II
o'clock. Tuesday evening, llth inst-. at the de-
tpt, An iu.meusa crowd assembled to meet
h!n. heI, 10 responso TO the clsu,ors of the
multitude, hs appeared I'll the platform Vi tns
c.rs ard spoke as fcllows:
r. have naruly To thhnh you, n, fellow
..tizens, for this binjnoss you have shown
.n". left your brothers and yonr sons too
rs;sn.lT to Justify NE in making speech to
you. [Grest cheering. That parting was
irderd ssd. have natking to gay to you
ttrther. sad don't think you will expect 4
ss.osaG iro" T.a.' [Chrsra
Ger i!aThsit-' ) h"siquArter. are al Waf-
i., -. which tlas '.e6n in The (,"iaessiah CT
t'c0 .dsrals since Thursday th. 9TH.
racn, 5ckl=s h,a gone 10 Rappahaohoek
S:s',o;I. to 't4k= command OF the position
hsIp ny Gen. G,-5ard S caTalry.
Gen. Jaakzon, they Nay, is at Front Roya!.
and General Grant advancing in Mississippi
talT.s on th9 9th, six miles nff Holy Springs
: hsro hs captured l2G Coniederste cav,
AIRY.
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busHslpt's ApuAg,s 80 TIKI ARs;Y.
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"NAC'S'' FAREWELL ADDRESS THE
STRENGTH OF THE ARMY-LDRD
LYONS-HE GGNluUN, &c.
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=. " ''' b''iss. shs general agont Of the
- s-''hse Stat bible Society, is in our
/. - lie p'rFo, unun Of lis mission. The
!, u Faiss TIE necessary funds to secure
81 'sScs Of bibles and tesIau4sns, which
.'" luch n.od ded.
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su,t. srGafltaM s:t H8
THE REMOVAL OF McvLELLAN.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN HALLECE AND
McGLELLhH.
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NIs EARE;"i.L .DDa:ss III THE AMY.
UhAna' rs AgmY Of THE PoToMtc,
CAMP NEAR R,c7oETowN, Va, )
Toyember = 1857

Officers aud soldiers Of tia Army Q, tht
Potomac: An order If The rc.5;dtnt do.
7oi7e- upon ,l4jor ',enpEsl bhrcsroe til"
cri;iE.an.i nf tn. sri,i;
III :.~rtinr fro,u Y"n ;-.r"t "z;trss ti,-
los snd icra.r;rrt~ h-a' {" }ou. A. a."
s,,Ig ,ni ha,. gr"~h iip undrf hy are
IL y,,u k44= I*s.r fount i"uNt OF crll4.,,s.
T!,> b.li.-G sou have fought uncer ny c"D.-
ipnnd y Iii r,."idly Twain "ue "a'i'"'. Int"Iy.
The glory you havs achieved, oHr mutual
per:is .nl fs:isues, tie graz. oiuu' comrades
f1lon i. battle and by disease, the broken
iorus III those " HON waunda sni sickness
hast .iiS1i.!ed---,ht >tIorsest Associations that
essr enn exist between, mem--unite ue still
Ly an i,iissolnh,s tie We shall ever he
carnrade. Ia supp'rrting :hc Constellation of
aur country sid TIE ':s,lonsi,ty Of its re3ple.
Gu.. +. MciitrLLAs
h,i.,r General b. S. Armr