The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14
THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
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Nav YoRK, Nov o.
A dispatch 10 the Herald from the Army
OF tho Potomac says tho enemy have ro-
treated to Gordonsvillo. and will DO ready
,bote to give us battle.
A portion of Whites rebel cavalry has
been captured at Aide by the cavalry Of
General Stahl. General Bayards cavalry
captured Lieutenant. Colonel Blount, of
Longstreets staff. beyond warrenton, Fri.
day evening. The sth New York cavalry
entered Culpeppor FRIDAY evening. cap
turing two pisces If artillery and several
prisoners. The rcbels ret.eatod to Cor.
donsville, followed by our advance. Our
forces arc pushing on with the creates,
rapdity.
A general engagement, il is said, cannot
long bC delayed ..
The Herald hasa rumor that Sccretary
Seward and Blair are opposed to McClel-
lan's removal. Also that General Renter
is appointed to command an important mill.
tary expedition now preparing. Its de.ti.
nation is a secret.
General Hooker takes the field to dsy as
second in command to Burnside.
A1vicus from SigeFs headquarters GtatU
tho rebel General Hills forces arc at Fort
Royal, moving down tho VaiIcy. ..
New YoHK. Nov. 0.
A long iotter from General Hallcok to
Secretary Stanton. in reference to the want
of supplies. &c .or tho army, shows that
nearly all tho rrqusiions had beon an.
swored by the Quarter Masters Drpurt.
ment, but delays IN transportation prevented
their arrival at the army depots.
A dispatch from McClollnn to Meigs cx.
onerates the latter from blamn, and saws
tho idea | have triod 10 convoy was that
certain portions Of tho command wero with.
out clothes. and the RAINY could not movo
till supplied. s.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 0-The Tribune des.
patch says:
Lee arrived at Richmond fortnight ago.
ard his whole army about tho same time
crossed tho Rappahsnnock
Tho same paper saws tho French Ministor
declares that there is not word of truth
in the report that dispatches of threaten.
enng character have boon submitted By
him to the State Department.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 0.
No assault on Nashville up to FRIDAY ave-
ring. Nothing heard of General Pope
Wednesday night. Pckets on Murtrees
boro, McAlinnvIc aud Franklin Pike com
mcncod skirmishing. Eight hundred Stacs
cavalry charged upon Starns' cavalry and
drove ihom within fyo mllus of Franklin.
meanwhile tho rebel forcn supposed that
Morgan mado dash on tho new ruilroad
bridge, north OF Nashville, but woro re-.
pulsed.
Tho federal loss In tho various skirnshes
was one killed, thirteen wounded and three
missing.
McCook's advance reached Nashville on
the Z. M of tho 9th. reported tho rebels
evacuated Murfrorsboro ard McMnnrile
and gone to Chattanooga. that General Jas
L. Johnston arrived at Chattanooga and ne
sumed command of the department. Of
Tennessee and North Alabama Breckiu
ridges command is at Chattanooga.
Dosorters from tho rebel army say Bragg
was obliged to destroy most of the property
captured by his forces in Kentucky, to pro
won't it falling into Buel''s hands.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8 --Specias to the Post
from Cairo says il is reported on what
sooms good authority that our army. on the
recent march from COriuth to Grand juno.
ton, devastated the country through which
it passed. by tho torch. Housos, barns, and
everything was'swoW away.
New YORK Nov. 10 Tho Herald's spe
cial dispatch says: 1T is stated upon posi-.
tive information that tho robels on the Rap.
pah snnock hayo been reinf,rced by 90. 900
| mon. portion of whom have passed
through Richmond from the army opera.
ting on the Black Wa;er. below Petersburg
aud others coming from Western Virginia.
being part of Gen. Brnggs army, under
Coo. Loripg. Aocurding tn tho authority
OF the secessionsts in Washington. General
I,aa Haai tn, a
sd" to tho Rappahannock with force Of
100 00e men. while Stonewail jackson ia to
CROSS the Shenandoah and attack him in
tho flank and rear with 40 900 mon whom
ho now commands in tho Shenandoah Val.
Icy. .I.
| An expedition was sent by General Hint.
zolmau on Saturday to the mouth of the
Potomac to break up several smuggling es
tablshmenu which were forwarding stores
to the rebels. Largo quantities OF goods
and rebel money were found aud a number
of wealthy persons arrested and brought to
Washington. ..r .....
An Important recon n distance from Bol.
I war Heights WAS made Yesterday bv Con.
oral G0ary with largo force of 2 500 in.
tantry, surprising tho rebuls at Hall Town,
occupying Charlestown, and pushing on 10
near Bnryville, until the positions Of the
rebel Generals LOngstreet and Hill in the
vicinity OF Front Royal were discovered
when the party returned to camp. Thny
captured IL prisoners and wounded &C verai
and brought home I5 horses and 20 bead
/ OF cattle. .. .... .... l...
WASHINGTON Nov. 10 Nothing has az
yet been received, either ut tho Nayy Da.
par,mcnt or from passengers arriving from
Norfolk to,dav. confirming tho reported
capture OF 3 600 rebels 1T Plymouth, N. c.
by General Foster. .. ...... .. .. ....
Ii is ascertained that tho assignment o
General Burnside to tho command of :ht
army of tho Potomac is without limitation
! llonce, tho reports that any other General
will take the position recently hold by Nc
Clellan, arc not we'll founded. This, o.
, ionst, is the present state OF affairs.
There is nothing in the lRtost foreign in
telligence to lead to any apprehension o
trouble between the United States aud for
I ciRn powers in connection with American
3 atfIirs, unless it be from tho porsistou
, course of English merchants and specula
$ tors. .... ..r
: All statements alleging dissatisfaction il
= tho army IN consrq uenoe ot n change 10 tn
/. command Of tho Army OF the Potomac ar
/ pronounced by those who have the bes
. means OF knowing TO be without foundation
J New YoRK Nov. l0.-A despatch to tn
Herald from the Army of the Potomac