East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

to Gen. y urusidc TO use his own judg
,oept ia crossiagto mako an attack, andN
The dispatch was suppressed by Gen.
lIplleck. ss ~
Gen. Burnslde's generops acceptance.
of the responsibility'of tho late disaster
causesa great sensation here today.
and it is only part of Stanton's pro.
gramme, aidod by Halleck, to get rid of
IL themselves. The studied omission to
state that his delay on the Rap2ahan,
mock until the enomy had concentrated
his army CD the opposite bank, was ow.
ing TO the neglect of the War Depart
lment to furnish pontoon bridges in time,
cxcites much remark. = 4 tl kBAAA ,
The Washington Republican of to-
day, speaking of the change in tho Cab
met and elate disasters, says that sit
would appear that this last evidence of
treachery and incompetency, IL some
branch of the military administration
was all that was wantedsto fill the cup
of our national bitterness full to over.
flowing. Be that as it may, there. can
be no doubt that the people of the loyal
States are thoroughly aroused and
thoroughly alarmed, and not one mo,
ment should be lost in allaying the pop.
ular excitement by announcing a salts,
factory change in the. military admins.
tration. All history teaches the danger
of neglecting the popular signs of the
rising tempest" IL. 80
| Washington, Dec. %.
| The President has Acknowledged the
reception of tho designations of the Sec.
rotary of State, Mr.. Seward, and the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.. Chase,
and has Informed them that after due
deliberation ho' has come to the con
cluslon that the acceptance of these res.
ignations would be incompatible with
the public welfare. The President has,
therefore, requested both gentlemen to
Iresumo their respective functions
They have resumed their places as heads
of their respective departments.
New York, Dec %.
| The Commercial has dispatch from,
| Washington which states that there will
be no change in tho Cabinet. Those
who sent in their designations will with
draw them. t,-..-
! NEwBERN, N. c., Dec 10Th Recent
North Carolina papers are full of com
plants about Major General French
directing the burning of all the cotton
in the counties bordering on tho Ro
anoke River, which is. not moved wes
of the Wilmington Railroad by Decem
Der the 18th. -a 49,
| The Richmond Examiner Of Deccem
Der the 10th states that the smallpox
prevails there as an epidemic. 81, a
The Richmond Dispatch states thai
cat tho Summit, today, ranged side b,
side with our wounded, were the Yam
kee wounded, receiving, the same care
land enjoying like kind treatment with
our own unfortunate defenders"
DESERVED COMMUNICATIVE De
troit Aaoertiser anil Tribune pays tn,
following handsome aud well deserved
compliment to Lieut.. Col Richardsor
of Tuscola: r.Huo7
Lient Col Richardson whose nr
pointment to the 2Sth we recorded yes
terday, will carry with him into TIL
regiment considerable influence. III,
was in service for many months, Leading
a portion of tho brave Michigan I'll
in the hottest of tho fight. In ever,
action the tall form and athletic frame
of Major Richardson was plainly seen
with his face to the enemy, and strong
arm raised against the rebel horde
who came upon them. Never was h,
known to fater or shirk his duty. Th,
same coolnes and irmness, of which b,
was possessed in battle, marked hi
every day career, and made him dc
tcidcdly popular with the officers ant
men of the 9TH, whose confidence h
so long retained. His appointment tt
the responsible and .onerous duties o
Lieut. Colonel of the 2S.h will alforC
much qualification to his many friend
in this State and his old associates Il
arms, while the position will open "a
to him q new field in which to cyer
else that intimate knowledge ofmilitar.
affairs acquired by him while in tn
StTNlcc. w llI SUCH III dUic dSSiStuul
Col. Doyle can hardly fail to make tn,
26th one of the best regiments RAISED
in the State. p rAH'
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