The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11
Night Dispatches.
FEOM WASHINGTON

HERALD ESPECIAL
wAsHuNoroN, Nov. I0-lt Is stated upon
positive information that the rebels on the
Rappahannock. have been reinforced by
2O,OOo men \ portion of them having ar
! rived through Richmond from the army ope
rating on the Black Water below ptersbufc
and others coming from Western Virginia.
being part of Rragc's armv under General
Loring.
According 10 the authority OF the scccs
-ionists in Washington. Gen. Lee dsiens to
draw or army under Burnside TO the Kappa
hammock. which he has fortified and de
Tended with force of 100 900. while Stone
wall Jackson IL TO crsss the Shenandoah and
attack him in the flank ard rear with al. 600
men whom he now commands in the Shenan
doah valley.
An expedition VAS sent by Gen Heintzle
man on Saturday 10 the mouth OF the poto
mac TO break az several smuggling estab
lishments which were forwarding stores TO
the rebels. QusAiities 81 goods and rebel
money were found, and number of veal
thy persons, arrested ard brought 10 Wash
ton.
An important reconnaissance from Boil
var Heights was made Yesterday by Gen.
Geasy with a force Of , 800 infantry, sur
prisiog the rebels AZ HalltowD. occupying
Chulestown and pushing on to near Berry
vile. until the positions OF the rebel Gems.
LougstTeet and Hill. in the vicinity of Front
Royal were discovered when the party re-
TUNED TO camp.
They captured twelve prisoners, wounded
several. aud brought home II horses snd 20
hoad OF cattle
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 An statements
alleging dissatisfaction in the army IN couse-
quepcc Of change in the army Of TIC Po-
tomsc. SIRE pronounced By those who have
the bes; means 81 knowing 10 be without
foundation.
" ,sHfSsroN, Nov O.-Therc : nothing
In the latest Foreign intelligence 10 lead 10
an apprehension of trouble between the L
=. ard foreign power. in connection With
American Affairs. unies. "a he from the per
sis,ent course OF English merchants. and
spectators IN fitting out privatccrs % prev
upon American commerce.
HFApoi sErEKs 90 INA ARN1I
WssHt~cro> Oct. 2-th. f~t72
T. Hss r. N. SfsHion. Secretary Of War.
Sm.-In reply TO the general iuieTrosato.
ne Contained 10 your letter OF YESTERDAY.
hsset the honor Go report. 6rss that requisi
tions ior supplies - ihe army under General
NeCicilaa are made by ~ staif oiiitcrs on
the Chefs ~ bureaus here--that J.. the quar-
tsrnisstes ior rommirssry snppliss, NV his
Chief Commisssry. on the Commisssry Zen
ersi, &c No snch reQaitions have. 70 nv
knO~ieise. beer made upou the Secretary Of
War. Ard none mon the GeaS .in-Ch,ef
Second. on several rccssioq/ en McClei.
a. has telesnaphed me 49, army ~ss
deficient W cerssin suPplie-~ AL these tee
grams ~ers Immediately referred u heads Ut
Bureaus. with orders 20 report Their. h.s
act eesn, - tar s- i could ascertain. snt
eeSiect CT DELAY IN az Department % Ro-
re>u ~ i-suiag al the supplies asked ios ty
General Mcclellan q Is the ed.cers Of no
staf DELAYS have occasionally occurred N
fer~srsing supplies ~ rsiiread. on aoconrl
u tho crowded condition II thc railroad DE-
pots. or waat q saf.c,ent number ~
cars
Thiri $50 after ti.e battle - 1nt,stam
zen. Mcclellan ga urgSd - give ne ~ for
unauon &C ~ intersies movements. "a ordef
that Il ne n4ovsl het~een the enems and
wa.hinrton the rrfnfarrtmcnfs conii bc
.enf frau tho ;isee ~ the !-i II October
nn.l.nr that ke psff-sssa epsraling IRON Hsr
per.s Fesrs I arred him 80 sro-~ th~ rtsev ~
cree ART eve hattie % the enenl,, ,oIn.rg
OCT 10 him the disadvantage 81 d~l>sisg ~.
the autasau rains had suoisn the Potomac
and impaired tic roads On the oh II oe-
sobsF Ne -as perempscssiy ORDERED % crcss
re Posozsc ard gre battie 20 The encnF