The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-15

Vol. XIII.
LATEST FROM the NORTH.
Northern advfcea, Of the 1ash, have been rsosavsA
Gen AcO,ellan's rssisnasion hAs created decided
&visaou between the parties at the North. He hss
iasusd . farewell address. Gen. Sickles has eons
70 Rsppahannock Station to take command Of ths
position held By Gen. Bayard's cavalry. Schuyler
Oolfax Aas been rendered the place of Secretary Of
the Anterior, in anticipation Of Mr. amiths retiring
70 take the place Of Circuit Judge Of Indiana We
give the following summary OF the news,
THE REMOVAL OF Gen. .M'cLELLAN-LAcokyc AD.
DRtss OF HIS succRssoR-h CLELLAH's LAST
woRpC-rHK FkELINo AT tn. NORTH ABOUT
THE RKMovAL-IINCoLN AoAIH YIBLDIE0 TO
The RADICAL PREssuRR.
Gen Mcclellan has been removed from ths com.
mand Of the army Of the Potomac, and Gen. A. B.
Burnside takes hia place.
Gen. Burnside, en- assuming command, issued an
order, in which he says Il accept control with the
steadfast assurance that tho just cause must pre-.
vail Gen. AcClellan 10 relieved from all duty, and
Il on his way TO Trenton, N. j."
The causes which LED 70 McClellans removal are
yet matters Of speculation; but letter written by
Gen. Halleck TO Secretary Stanton shows that
Gen H.. on the lst Of October, adctsed forward
movement, and on the 9th permptorily ordered It
Neither Of these movements having been carried
out, il IL inferred that this led TO bis removal
want of supplies according TO Gen. H.'s let
ter u shown not to have been the cause of the ar
my's inacsion; yet q dispatch from Gen AcCleI-
In Hatpd 0Ntohar nj -ht1uk ;uN-o olvnlp
sny reflection on the Qusrtermaster Generals De-
paztment, yet reitsratss that certain portions Of
bis command were without clothing, and could not
move until supplied.
Cen BurnHdes hesdQuarters are at Wsrrenton,
which has been In the possession Of the Fsderals
since Thursdsy. the 9th.
All officers belonging to The army of the Poto-
mac are ordered to their several commands imme-
diats.y.
The Chronicle and RPn6Iicon, OF Washington;
tho New York 7ribans. and New York Times, ap
prove of McCletian's removal The Tribune says:
Though done at the last hour, 1t Is not too late it
trusts, to save che country"
The Herald and the World are down on the re.
moval They say the President has again yielded
to the Redica! pre- ssura
army growing out Of the re movsl, are pronounce
unsounded by the Government news agent st Wash.
ington.
with no sert Of favor; his friends condemned II
whilst tie Radicals said 1t was no time to change
commanders IL the face of the enemy.
The first intima,ion Gen. Mcclellan had of his
removal was the notification to that effect brought
him by Gen. Buckingham.
Gen. Mcclellan took formal leave of the different
army corps last Monday. On Sunday night the of
fcers assembled at his headquarters to bid him
adisa. The only toast offered by Gen. McClei.
Ian was this laeonic Que: "The army Of the Poto.
mac"
Att Democratic "jubilee" meeting In New York
on Aondsy night, John Van Buren, said that Lin.
coin had made Mcclellan the next Prssiden. of the
whole Union, though 1t would be under an amended
Corstitu tion.
Ira Harris, Republican Senator Of New York,
also denounced 1t In an open speech.
General Mcclellan, In quitting Warrenton said
to the troops, Stand by Burnside as you have
stood by me-, and all W i'll be we'll"
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE-NO CHANCE oF
INTERvENTIoN-LORD LYONS COMING TO
RICHMoND-Ex CITEMENT IN ENGLAED
ABOUT THE BLOCKADE OF THE BERMUDA
PORTS.
Lord Lyons, and Simon Cameron, U. 8. Miniaer
to Russia, arrived By the Scotia In New York on
Saturday last
Mr. Cameron says Russia Ia very friendly still to
the United ststeaL In England 1t is thought no
Intervention viii take place till Parliament meets
of.z h., o1,ol Q,o4 a.
In Europe upon Atlantic cities Is by no means i'm
probable, and recommends Strengthening the forti
ications at New York.
The Knglish Cabinet meeting which was to take
place on tho 23d of October was postponed on the
morning Of the meeting. All the members except
Lord Palmerston came to attend it.. The Times
nys there are two interpretations given why the
meeting was net held, one that there Is division
tn the Cabinet. Sir g. @. Lewis representing one
party, and Hon. Mr.. Gladstone the other. But the
Times thinks the rue solution is that Sir g. @.
Lewh expresses the op inion Of the whole Cabinet,
snd whilst England regrets the shedding Of blood.
she does not mean to interfere. This opinion is
confirmed by the Neual oad Shipping Gaseae, Of
Liverpool.
Lord Lyons, though returning unins.ructed, is
fully advised as to the views Of the British Cabi-
net.
"Ion,rof the Baltimore Ssn,says that Lord Lyons
will visit Richmond within ten days after his arri
val at Washington.
The English papers seem to be exercised at the
blockade established by Com. Wilkes over the Ber.
muda ports and Admiral Milne Il instructed to In
crease his feet at that station They seem to look
upon II as the more often i've, because It Is under
wilkes. They have not forgotten the Trent af'
fair.
A dispatch from Washington, Of the 10Th, ssys
there L. no apprehension Of foreign collision.
less 1t shall grow out of the course Of England In
allowing prvateers to be fitted out In her ports to
prey upon American commerce.
A letter received In New York from Paris, dated
Oct. 25th, says there Ii no likelihood VI anything
being done by Napoleon in favor Of the rebeal un.
til after the November elections.
PENNSYLVANIA OBSTINATE-APPREHENDED Diff.
cuLrIEs BErwEKN THE DRAFTED MEN AND THE
PROVOST GUARD.
Tho removal Of Mcclellan has brought things to
q fever heat In Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia
Iaax6 0, Of the 18th, alluding to the preearious
state of sffAirs ct Camp Curtin the principal camp
OF the drafted men Of the "Ksystons" State says
The state of feeling At Camp Curtin Is unsettled,
70 far q tho drafted men are concarned. The ob-
iections to going into the old regiments are persist.
cd in, while the idea Of giving up their company
organisations u regarded - an act Of tyranny. II
Il In contemplation to test the matter legally The
whether the men drafted can claim the provision
and nrotaotion of the State law under which they