The New York herald., 1862-12-10

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THO highest ose q tho empire. and whore already the
soeiai distinctions between the white and black rases
which saoe existed have been nearly graduated
/ ~ sersas Tears seemed 10 bs entertained By the
people Of Nicarasus that the President ntsaded essab
tshing colony Of frss ceored persons IN partsf
ceasrsl America Minister that country s
govsrnnent that no such project viii bs attempted
sgains Tho known wishes Of the people of those States
INDIGNATION or 0EN. srGEL's OYsICsss.
Tho intense indignation Of tho oncsrs in Gen. Sigels
CORPS, account of the Pope letters embodied In Genera
Haleck report has found vent In petition to the Presi
don't, which is bsing circulated, and which will he
signed by every ocsr TO whom Il 10 presented, who
asAts malt sicl" II sets forth that the oosrs and men
of ceaera Sgo corps insued by the Representations
concerning the conduct OF that body a Bull rum and
complains or the conduct Of 0encraI Hasck in publshng
such . document in ofhcia form endorsing its un-
founded and unjust imputatons.
PROMOTION OF sRI0ApIER GENERAL DANA.
Brigadicr General Dana of the recently created
Major Generals he fought tho psnnsula with General
Mcclelans army His record at Fair oaks, savage So
Sion, Wbite Oak swamp and Malvern Hill, v bsiisss
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.~Tna INDIANA SxIGApg IN DvRNmDn's AMY.
Mr. Dennis Military state Agent Of Indiana, came up
last night from Gen. Burnsidss army. He brought sp
from the Nineteenth Indiana regiment several thousand
doilars for transmission 20 the families Of the soldiers
The regiment reduced 70 about three hundred effective
mca. Gen. Meredith s command Of the Indiana bri-
sads. which s in good condition and spirits.
TEE ARMY.
Captain z. ". Mitchell. quartermastsr Of volunteers.
con Of the late General Mitchell rendered his resgns
tion, which has been accepted By tho President
HlNDBAN0E TO THE TRANSMISSION or SOLDIERS
tA HNE PAY TO rHRR FAMILIES.
Many complaints made that the military authorities
have forbidden agent OF Adams Express 70 accompany
the paymasers who paying on the troops Of the
Army Of tho Potomac for tho purpose Of acrdng the
soldiers an opportunity 70 make remtances TO the
families. This prohibition 10 . Soro grievance 10 tho
soldiers Of thnt army, many Of whom have waitsA
for months for this payment and anxious to transmit
thor pay 70 tho loved at home who need t. Every
passenger leaving Falmouth AQuia creek Is besieged
with applications TO carry these money packages to
Washington and deposit them In the express Office An
Instance is related Of soldier who had walked twelve
miles bring his package to the Aqua boat 1t was the
family needed t. He distressed to tears at finding
himself too late for tho boat, and only Ccmorted by
the promise Of officer the station that It should he
forward cd 10 the morning 1t would DO mercy TO the
families OF tho soldiers in the hed and benefit 10 the
soldiers themselves, aordrhem opportunity TO send
homo thor pay soon as they receive il.
THE CASE or COLONEL BELL.
Colonel j. W. Bell, Of the Thirteenth Illinois cavalry,
whose appeared among the list OF officers dismissed
leave presented TO the President
such facts will relieve him from the mputaticn and
occasion has restoration TO ile service.
FUNERAL OF 0EN. CHURCHILL.
The funeral Of General Sylvester Churchill took place
this afternoon He buried with the military honors
due 70 his rank.
Surgeon Charles Martin has been detached from the
Naval Rendezvous at Boston, and ordered to the
slcop Sacramento.
Surgeon John Ruddens,en has been ordered 10 the
Naval Rendezvous at Boston,
Surgeon D. Kndleborger has been ordered to the
sloop aonongahea.
F.T Mcintyre, of Pennsylvania. has been appointed
Acting Assistant Paymaser in the He was recently
employ cd as telegraph operator at Washington.
s9a4 KELtASE OF MR.. RAMSEY.
Mr.. Ramsey, lately released from tho Old Capitol prison
was clerk tho late Captain Elwood and held only
a. . witness against him. Since the death sf Captain
wood there was occasion for his testimony and he
has been released
GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY.
Il 10 stated that tomorrow tho day all the
prisoners remaining Old Capitol confined charges
OF fraud against tho government will bc released upon
BAIL sons Of them, 1t SAID have aiready paid 70
the government the moneys received upon the accounts
which are alleged TO bs fraudulent.