The New York herald., 1862-11-11
q EN ERAL NEWS.

q ENERAL NEWS.
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WASHINGTON Nov 10. 1854
EPYECr or 0sNERAL HALIECKs LAST ORDHR,
The order ofs General Haleck, commanding all ofcsSss
Il whatever grade belonging to the Army Of the Potocar
now In this city. to rejou their respective comana
within twenty four hours pain Of dismissal from
service, caused good deal Of Huering among the m1
tary gentry who have been basking In this city for
tune past. Trunks hastily packed and adieus
gretfuiy made, the heroes departed reluctantly ~
tho heid Of glory.
GENERAL HOOKER TO HAVE COMMAND OF TnE cosPs
LATELY uhDER GEhERAL FfTz JOHN PORTER.
Genera, Hooker kept In ignorance OF the command
Designed for him until this morning, when applying
General Halleck FOR orders, through Major D.okinson
his Assistant Adutant General he ordered 10 Tia
command of Fitz John Porters corps, General Por,ec
being about TO investigation o; his conduct AZ
tho fast Bull battle. General Hooker leaves he
fsld Go morrow morning. He declared In conversara
oday that he wonld obey cheerruy ali orders fom
sppertors, whoever they might be.
The officers composing Brigader General Iicoker's saR
promoted to-day. and received their commiss-rs,
folIows:=-
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Dickinson, Assistant, Aa1a-
tant General.
ILoutenan. Colonel John 5. godfrey chs1 Quarter.
master.
Lieutenant Colonel A. s. Austln Chief Copnaissary
MAYOR W. II. Lawrence, Captains VIM Il. Chandler Arx
Moore and H. Roussel Aide dc. Camp
With the exception Of Captain Roussei .he above
cd served with their general through the penis-
lar campaign where they distinguished themselves ~
their bravery and adeIity to the public service.
GENERAL wADSw0ErH TO HAVE IuroRrArrr
COMMAND.
Brigadier General wads worth have ao inportans
command IN the army.
rnREs MORE MAINR REGIMENTS ron GENERAL BANKS
EXPEDITION.
Application has been three Maine ~
mens Join General Banks expedition. They arc uns
months mon and General Halieck and Governor wash.
burnc agreed upon the expediency q tho dsu..s
General Banks VIII review some Maine regiments in ms
vicinity to morrow
rnH UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN POWERS.
There noshng in the latest foreign Intelligence ti
10 any apprehension OF troubo between the Utct Stss
and foreign Powers in connection Affairs,
unless II be frm The persistent Of English
chants and SPECTATORS in n,tng on, prvaters 10 pray
upon American commerce.
PROPOSALS FOR THIRTEEN MILLIONS or ssvEs
IHREErENrH PER BONDS.
Proposals for about thirteen millions and halt e
30 bonds, exchange for legal tender notes viii 30
opened Monday, 18th inst. at the Treasury Deg@rta
msn, at noon. up 20 which time they will be
bonds offered those yet undtsposei Of Of
Of october l. 1861. The interest will from ths csss
OF deposits unless successful bidders prefer pay
oraed Interest from October 1862, current coupons
CON- 70 b. reimbar-ed at is maturity Bidders
deposit with per " hs
offered and forward with teir bas h. cerud-
cate of such deposits,
THE TxxAS COAST SQUADRON.
Adyicea have bscn received here lrom aur s4,ssfc
upon the OF Texas BY which Il appears that ~hns
couple Of vessels remain Al Galveston, others have
ards the RIO GrsDde. Up October ~ troops
had arrived TO follow up the naval successes, anh,
while the rebels held the country around Galveston aoL
frequently made ncursions into the city =, night ~,
people Of city sck down to the @baryss 10 be 49,
tec,ed from tho rebel sod.ery.
THE UNITED srArNs AND COSTA aicAS COMMISSION.
The Csla aa and United states COMMISSION has oos.d
itg SESSION by limitation Thirteen caiins sss,uss the
former govsrnment rejected. and eighteen
10 the UMPIRE the Chevaier Bsriinatto tho Italian Mnis
ter Tho questions 10 bs determined relate dom,es
and Alibosiering.
rHx COURT MARTIAL DEoisioa IN rns CASA or rmn
xINSSsorA inDIANs.
The deckon of cnurt martial to execute tbr-s h1n-
dred Of the tate hostile Sioux Indians Mlnnesss. whs
have aid down their and SURRENDERED thsDsrivse
% our troops, gives trouble the sdmin.su
carry this sentence might s the Indian tribes
hostile acss. and aiy aa!n ap"o the pss,oua.
cuichsu The cyoa Of the world Hsnes the rrcsie'A
has Judge ieher Assistant Secretary II ts iateror>
% moderate matters, Bus he has no, rocceeded. Ia
tins eylgcucy opinion ot the Insn Bureau has b>cA
the expeAicnt oourse to be adopted, sed
Gensral po,e demonstrates strog ely against the wosaA
gho,cssie slaughter punishment Il 20 nany lndsas
He stcruiratse between tho chiefs and prophets ~ha
inst,qe,ed the hastie sod their blind aud. ~.
reys,t,ors folowers Puntshm.nts shonm nS@ -
inflicted In a spirit Il revenge, hui esss. s,-s4fi
win usage and IN with that may nxN1y
xb,ch belongs to great nation.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Acting Assistant tsymaster J. r. Qncutas, Aus b.@n
or,,eted 10 the steamer Commodore Msionspgh.
w. n. CapIboil, &C wsteftown, has bSsa appointed
Assistant Surgeon IN tho Naay.
RAILWAY COMMUNICATIONS VITA wApxgSroN.
The railroad from washington 10 wsTsnsDa n exy@esA
10 bs Ia running oricr 10 morrow. 4
vHg 0Rk0oN wA& piBp.
Secretary Chase this morning ordered ,ls orAgcn var
dcba to he paid.
cosripsScE IN GENERAL p1eNsia.'s asiL,Evs ror
HIS POSITION.
Greet condolences expressed IN military r'Ecsl hc., i,
The ablisy Of General Burnside aud vyduct ~.
grand Army or tho rVsomac. Mcclellan hs1 been B,.ra.
| aide military model lie asmlres him tsssoughly
| az. sxAL wAHrfSnALs's ASSISTANT .spauFaSr ewN~.
\ Colonel r. q. rarscr. ID Boston. formerly OF General
Bucrs stat has bcea appointed Assisan Adjutsn, Gen
\ ora, on the stat of Genersl MartndsIe.
aovKRSoR sAMsLS IN wAsB,Soror.
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