The New York herald., 1862-11-14
rne Pr.ss Dispatches.

HEADQUAfrkRs, WARRy<ruN, Nov. ID, lS6Z
Nothing worthy Of record has TRANSFERRED to-day within
the lines of the Army sf the Potomac.
General Burnside hos been engaged with several Of
his principal officers matters Of business
HRApou ARrERs. Nov. l3--P. NJ
Nothing Of striking military Importance has tronspired
TO day.
TrainSol supplies are continually arriving here.
General Hooker took command oI his corps today and
was enthusiastically received
General Porter took leave of his officers command
and left for Washington this afternoon
General HslIeck arrived here this afternoon and
heartily received by the otcers 0, General Burnsdes
army
WAnRrsToN, Nov i3--Evening.
General Haleck returned to Washington this morning
Reports headquarters this morning indicate all quiet
in the front.
General Fitz John Porter's Address 10
His Troops.
Major General FIX John Porter ye ray issued the 'ol
lowing general orders
HrADor l.rsrs FIRM ARnY CoRrs
NEAR TAIRExros, Va, Nov. Is, is62. ]
by direction the President o the Cnted states MAJOR
General Hooker been gne to the command of this
corps II my privilege lead the little band Of
regulars the permanent army of the United states IN
aerting the names the records, the traditions Of reg
ments that nave the country through
a its wars II has been my privilege 70 lead noble rcs
ments Of volunteers coming from different States
becoming equally national through having the pur
pose the same danger and the sunerings-having
shared ther porils and prisaous in tine camp, the
bivouac the march and IL half OF bloody fields
To the officers and men both classes address myself
The conadeacs wilch II may Judge by your acts you
have reposed IL has been 10y eoort
and requite. The personal regard which am proud TO
teei that you bear towards me is recprccated by
dent affection and deep respect which time enas
The personal good Of each OF you will be always
matter OF heartfelt interest TO The professional
ccsscs you will attain will be dSpby grsciu! to mas
much As they will he seutiuk with the oi
cause Among the most gratifying OF my thoughts Of
YOU viii be That your subordiuaticn and
loyalty will remain in the future the past drm
s,cadfas, 70 our country and It's authorities
How the OMcers OF the Army sleep.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1862.
More than half lire officers OF the Army Of tho Po-
tonac are sleeping IN shelter tents with their men,
else ia the open having dispensed while the march,
with the accommodations 70 which they usually
titled
Affairs in the Vicinity OF Martinsburx.
BALusoRx Nov. 10, 1861.
A letter, dated garpers Ferry tonight, ,ays:--
srverat parties have reached here from Mariinsbug
from whom have apparcnty reiaAe Information sf
the condition OF the army the Potomac up 70
Cherry run where General Kelly ls in command, The
rebels have appsuty entirely abandoned the lne Of the
pc,omsc None OF their troops have been heard
OF fer nearly week our cavalry actively scouting
In the vicinity Nsrtnsburg, and passing through H.
Il was reported there Jackson had returned to Win
chester with ldefaoe force, and from
that point westward The better opinion appears 70 be
that jackson In the valley at ALL u for the purpose
OF moving towards sauoton, General Coxs march 90
wards point nth Union force Is exciting spprohsn
sions among the rebels week ago General Cox was
known In Highland county, within forty miles Of
Staunton.
Rumor Respecting stonewail jackson.
wAHusgIos, Nov. Is, 1862.
rumor In circulation here that large rebel force
under stonew all jackson left behind by the retreat
nc rebel army In the Shenandoah valley, and s now
moving in the direction Of Cumberland.
We have Information from tho front representing that
considerable portion Of Jacksons force s making s
xay over the Northwestern Virginia turnpike, d
retiou Q, Cumberland Md While Inclined TO doubt tine ac
~acy q this news, far At least 70 the extent or
an r.6sl force marchiug in that dircction II be true
y. ssar de,gas ssckrg to divert large Union force