The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-19
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New YORK, Nov. IL.
The following is the order relieving Gen.
Mcclellan
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 1872.
WAR DErAETNENr, ADJuTANr GENERAL's)
| OFFICE, Washington, Nov. 5, 1862. {
By direction of the President of the Unit
cd States, it is ordered that Major. General
Mcclellan be relieved from the command of
the army Of the Potomac, and that Major.
General Burnside take command of that
army BY order of the Secretary of War.
(Signed) E. D. TOWNSEND. A. A.. G.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc.l
! November 10, 1862.
The following order was issued by Gen.
Burnside on taking 'mmand of the army
in accordance with general order, issued by
The President Of the United States
hereby assume command of the army
Df the Potomac. Patriotism and the excr
eise of my every energy in the conduct OF
this army, aided by the full and hearty co
operation OF its officers and men, will, hope,
under the blessings of God, ensure it's sue
cess. Having been sh.rer of the priva,ions
with Them feel that it is not as a strange,
l assume command. 10 the 9th army corps
so long, and intimately associated with me,
| need say nothing. Our history is ident,.
cal; with ditfidence for myself, but with a
proud confidence in the answering loyalty
and determination Of the gallant army now
entrusted to my care, accept its control with
the steadflst assurance that the Just cause
must prevail. y. + BURNSIDE,
Maj Gen, Com'dg.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. IL.
The draft was interrupted in Ozaukee
County,. by fair amazons of that localit.,
who assaulted the Commissioner with clubs
and stones;> and for while put his life in
Jeopardy. The men were inclined to let the
draft go on peaceab|y. but the women would
not allow it, and it had to be stopped
The Commissioner has telegraphed the
Governor for aid
The Commissioner is now in this city.
and represents that he was very badly
treated. Even after he had started to leave
the place where the row was commenced
the crowd continued to assault him, the
men by that time having joined in with the
women.
The draft trouble is more serious in Ozau
kee county than at first reported At Port
Washington the rioters picketed the town,
and an assault was made upon the Commits
sioner. They tore down his house and stole
his money. They also tore down Tomlin
|son's mill. Judge Downs had his leg bro.
ken. They also broke into the Masonic
Lodge and cleaned that out, having an old
spite against it. At 3 O'Clock this morning
the crowd was increasing and they ayow
that they will not he drafted
FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. -.
1t is rumored that Fort Darling has been
additionally strengthened by heavy case
wal! Of solid rock, and shroul Of iron mail
over its most expo>cd portions.
a new earthwork has recent, been
thrown up on the James Liver by the reb-
els, near the Point of Shoals, intended for
Eve guns Of heavy callbre.
CHAK1EsT0N, Nov. 6.
Gen. Beauregar(f has ordered non com.
batartS> to leave Charleston with their move
able property. lie has also ordered all the
slaves to be removed. This is done in order
to avoid embarrassment and delay in case a
sudden necessity should arise for the rcmo> .
al of the entire population.
New York, Nov. -.
The Herald has the following special dis
pa ches:
Union refugees are preparing to return to
Murfrcesboro.
Preparations are being made to elect Rep
resentat'ves to'thc present Congress from
districts in Tennessee, on the occupancy bv
the Federal troops Governor johnson will
probably soon Issue proclamation to that
effect.
The first mail since September I'd, arrived
to day.
Provisions are coming in abundantv.-
The reports in Northern papers Of rebels
|she'ling and burning part Of Nashville, are
utterly unfounded.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IT,
Lord Lyons who returned to Washington
yesterday, paid a visit Of courtesy with Sec
rotary Seward.
Gen. john G. Fremont has not been or.
dc1ed hither, but visits Washington on leave
asked for and granted month ago.
1t Is ascertained on inquiry, that no re>
s1Sna,iols have been received from the off
GERS n the army Of the Potomac, since the
change OF commanders, and that officers who
are not disposed to continue in the service
in consequence Of the change, will find no
difficulty in being relieved
The story about the alleged iron clad YES
sci, which ran the blockade off Charleston
is traceabIe here to an event that occurred
over month ago, and which was soon after
published.
The Fla,nbeau's rifled guns make no i'm
preston upon the blockade runner, simply
because none Of the random shots struck
her; the rebel steamer ran by the Flambeau
during tho night.
Much that is said about the rebels being
reinforced with iron clad vessels from Eu
rope, bears no confirmation at the Navy
Department, which is not Indifferent to ob-
tanning facts on that subject.
Nov. l4.-Gen. Fremont has been ordered
to report for duty.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
The steamer Champion from Aspinwall,
brings S7l7.OOO in treasure. The St. Louis
brought down in addition tn Gar Franc;s,,