The New York herald., 1862-11-19

prove uncontestably that they nave 'n0 NJ ,ca
ou,red BY army orders and regulations lof 'ner aose-
from their commands. -.
TEE ARMY.
cenaro, Bu.. ..terheld, late commaSder OF tho First
division Fifth Army Curps, becomes ccumander Of the
corps by the promotion Of General Hooker 20 the com
mapd OF the right wing Of the Army Of the Potomac
Il is said that General German has been assigned % ne
command Of a division 10 the Western army.
General Bartlett has gone to his homo in New York On
leave for few days to recover his health.
General Bulord, who has been in washington seyera'
days, went westward to-day.
General Griffin is assigned to the command Of tue di
vision lately commanded by General Moreli, VINO mas
been assigned to other duty.
THE CASE OF GENERAL M'DowELL.
detail has been made the court OF inquiry on pe
case OF General Mcdowell and is directed 70 assemoe
on the 2lst inst.
TRIAL OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL M'EiLvEY.
general court martial, presided over by Gel Murphy
Of New Jersey has been convened hers the trial of
Lieutenant Colonel McKllvey, Ccmmissary Of Subsistence
ana such other cases may be brought before IT,
DEATHS or SOLDIERS.
The following have been reported
Thomas Lace, Co C. Sixteenth Maine, al Hardwood
George George Braly, Co l. Sixth New Hampshire, a,
jacob NJ Detwier, Co. H. Twelfth Pennsylvania, at
Sergeant S z. Millard Co. H. Thirelh New York, at
Trinity Church Hospital, Georgetown.
P +. Benson, Co d, Eighteenth Massachusetts, at Co.
VIM Smith, Co. D. seventh Indiana, at Carver Hospital
o Epson, Co. l, First New York, ut Mount Pleasant
Hospital.
NAVAL ORDERS AND PROMOTIONS.
Capt j. P. McKnstry has been detached from the com
mand Of the steamsloop Dacotah, and Capt 3 r. Sands
ordered to the conmand of that vessel
Capt S C. Rowan has been ordered to superntend the
outfit &c OF the ouciad steam rigaie Roanoke at New
York.
Lieutenant Commander Milton Paxton has been de
tached or, the OF the Connecticut and ordered
10 the command OF the gunsoai Penobsco
Lieutenant r. W. Scott has been ordered 10 command
The gunboa Marbehead.
Commander II, Kn;erson has been ordered 70 'ne
command OF the steamer James Adger.
Lieutenant Commander c. c. Carpenter has been dc
tached from the steamer Flag
The following officers had been promoted TO Gil vacan
cies viz:-Captans K. B. Hitchcock and Joseph Iannan
10 be Ccmmodores; Commanders L. F. sauds and H. ;
stewagcn be Captains Lieutenant Commanders Fierce
Crosby and J. D. Creighton to be Commanders Lieuts
uants Rush Wallace and Chester Hatfield 10 be Lieu
tenant Commanders.
Assistant Surgeon William B. Gbsen died on board the
ConLecticu, on the 9Th Of November,
DEATH OF A SON OF SECRETARY wELLE5
Secretary vcllcs Herbert four and half years
old died to-day Of diptheria His body will be taken to
Hartford this afternoon.
| THE RECENT LETTER OF JUDGE LANE, OF ALABAMA.
The recently published letter Of Judge Iare OF Ala.
bama written from Danvilc, KY, upon the past and
future conduct theswar in East Tennessee and Ala
bama attracts much attention. 1t points out errors to
be avoided and advantages be gained. The policy re-
commended by Judge Lane is approved by loyal Ken
tuckians and Tcnnesseesns here.
DEPARTURE OF GOVERNOR ANDREW.
Governor Andrew, Of Massachusetts,, returned to Bos'
ton this afternoon, after protractcd interview with
l officers of the cabinet.
CAPTURE OF TIE REBEL SCHOONER EMMA
The Navy Department this morning received informa
ton Of the capture of the rebel schooner Emma on Veas
CO. Texas loaded with hundred and twenty-one bales
of cotton. and bound for Jamaica She was taken by
the armed boats Of the United States schooner Ktein
PRESENTS FOR DENMARK AND SWEDEN.
Our Ministers At The Courts Of Denmark and sweler
having recently observed n the possession OF thu
| soveregus Of those countries presen,s from Euro
l pean and other governments, but none iron
I the United States, suggest that some appropriate
| marks OF respect be forwarded to them. Accordingly
President has procured two beautifully psnulacture
th> .cod boxes, mounted with silver, each contaniu
rose~S pattern Colts revolvcrs, the stocks orna
Two :" arm. yer ard the barrels claboratey chaset
men'ca WIN sa' figures Of agriculture, commerc
WIN so'u snu ,r Uss once be sent to our Ministers
and the arts. They will -. for whom tbsv are in
for presentation to the sovereign. .sou, ssoo
| tended. Each case and contents cost D.
ouR RELATIONS WITH MExico. .,w,-..
Private letters received here from Americaps
werico Indicate that the domination Of the FreSa 10 e
country is expected to bccom9 complete and that ssu
able opportunity e establish American influence has been
lost
p.,o., "a AcAnRxy or Mtuo-1h;s evening Mr.. Forrest