The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-05

Washington, 04 ~.
All statements 70 the sGecs that Gen. Wads-
worth does not cordially cooperate, and has not
cordially co-operated With Gen. Mcclellan in
the condscs Of The var, o. that h has ever
r.i.ed question - 70 the fidelity 70 the Gov.
ernment of Gen. Mcclellan. are certainly un.
founded Gen. Wadsworth has only asked how
be could most e6ectually aid him in the vigor.
Gus prosecution Of his campaign. There il au.
thority for this statement.
special 70 the Herald. Headquarters Army
of the Potomac, Oct So" says: "The enemy
a. vet have not manifested disposition to at
tack Us. Our cavalry are actively aad success
fully feeling the enemy, and 10 constantly max
Of Loudon and Jefferson abound in forage. They
evidently have Q considerable force at or near
MiddleOurg. 1t 10 believed that Bragg Is on his
way from Cumberland Gap 20 join Lee.
"Three females Who came within eur lines
yesterday morning, report the rebel Gems. Jack.
son, Hill a,d Hampton encampsd near Maritime.
burg.
CoutraSands who have come within our lines
on the Upper Potomse, report that Jackson and
Longstrees we're yesterday moving towards Ber-
ryville in he direction Of Charlessowc. The en-
sny are stll thought to be in force Immediately
in our front"
Harpsr's Ferry, Oct 80.
Il has been ascertained from good aurhorit,
that Gen. Lie has lately been taking his artillery
irsm the different brigades and divisions, and in.
creasing il With the reserves. The object ID
supposed to " 70 enable him to concentrate i,
more rapidly 4 any desired point.
New York, Oct. 81.
The steamer Haze has arrived here with New.
burn, N. C. dates Of the 25th inst. The VIII
uington. N. c., j,urnals announce the arrival
there Of seven negro regiments To garrison the
town and fsr,i6casions during the fckly ssa
500. They have been encsmped for the last
six months under the instruction Of white oil
cers.
New York, Oct so.
The Tmss' special. Washington, Oct 80
says: "Advices from Fortress Monroe indicate
that the rebels are 10 force and continually in
cressing at Petersburg. They are commanded
by Gen. Longstreet. They are believed " b
largely composed of Lees army, whs remains
with . comparatively small force at Winchester
TO hold the army Of the Potomac in check. Gen
Dix was here to-day on business of great impor
lance. aud left this evening to return to his com
mand."
Baltimore, Oct 80.
The citizens ares, ed by Gen Wool. on Tues
day, have been Internationally released By order
Of the President. The papers sigred we're slsc
delivered up. The President gave assurances
that the matter should be adjusted to the satis
faction of the people Of Mary land
Washington, Oct. 81.
A special to the Post says: Private advice,
from Gen AcClellan's headquarters say that Lee
10 still in the vicinity Of Winchester, and proba
bly, intends to fight there. 1t was supposed by
some Of our shrewdest Generals yesterday, that
Lee would cross Blue Ridge, through Asbby''
Gap, 90 his retreat to Gordonsville, expecting to
fight battle not far from Manassas.
Burnside and Sigel are on the watch for him
On this eide of the Ridge"
New York. Oct. 81
The Commercial says: "The Army of the
Potomac will hereafter consist of three grand
armies, nine corps, thirty divisions aud seventy
brigndss.
The first grand army corps will consist oi
the corps Of Gems Reynolds, Porter aud Frank.
lin, under Gen. Hooker.
"The second army viii consist Of the corps oil
Gems Couch, Wilcox asd Slocum, uudsr Gen.
Burnside.
"Tbe third army will consist Of Gen. Cox's
and two other corps, to whom permanent CON.
manders have not been assigned, under Gen.
Sumner"
1t has been definitely ascertained that the
main body of the rebels 10 between Bunker
Hill and Winchester. All 10 quiet at Sharps-
burg.
The rebels continue to occupy the bridge be-
t"een Hsrper's Ferry and Winchester. on which
Lee posted bis army after crossing into Virginia.
We believe he is moving a. fast as he can, a.
Burnside and Faz Johu Porter have already de.
fessed his probable scheme of attempting to sur
prise Sigel. their lines Of picke,s joining. The
withdrawal Of Walkers rebel force from Upper.
vile vas doubtless in consequence of General
Burnside's Increment in that direction. We do
not believe he has gone in the direction of
Snickerville, a. il that event he would be rush
ing into thejsvs Of McClelan's army. but rather
across the ridge back Of Uppervie. over the
Alexandris aud Winchester turnpike. To cover
it promptly he will have 70 move back towards
Ricbmons.
Cairo. Oct 81.
A lsts Grenada Appsal says: " Price 10 re.
ported to have evacuated Holsy Springs, Sun.
day last"
The Columbus (Georgia) Times Of the 18th
says:
"Gen. Butler, With 1000 men landed on the
Peninsula 1t vas expected he would advance
on Mobile Junction. Montgomery, and Peusaco.
ID railroad. Gen. Hindman, nov in the Military
Prison. Little Rock, will shortly be taken 70
Richmond"
New York. Nov. l.
special to the New York Tribune, dated
Washington, Oct. sIst, says:
A dispatch from one of our special corrsspon.
dents, dated Hsrper's Ferry, Oct slss, says:
-" Longstreets entire corps is just reported in
Suckers Gap. and in the valley juss east of it
our troops are picking Nd stragelsrs. near