Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-11-12
Telegraphic.


ward. NE moi accepted. "They fear q
slave instruction ia the South, says the
Express. . after the LIST of January, and
it is to afford their own citizens residing
there ample protection under the agis Of
their regular appointed agents, that En-
gland and France will claim the necessity
IF recognizing the new Confederacy."
Washington, Oct. 27.-To-day start
ling news was anticipated from the Upper
Potomac, but as yet no battle has occurred
A Monitor was launched yesterday from
the Marine Railway at the Navy Yard.
She will be fully prepared for action in
few days.
Baltimore, Oct. 27.-Tbe Americans
special from Berlin says: "Burnsids's
movement across the Potomac has not
been followed by a general advance, but
Is undoubtedly an initial movement. To-
day there is no movement except heavy
reinforcement of Burnside, who has taken
position near Lovettsville. This is not
reconnaissance, but an advance of the left
wing. Burnside threatens equally the
rebel flank at Winchester and their line
of communication at Front Royal.
''Our cavalry and light artillery under
Pleasanton, are reported to have occupied
Leesburg last night The belief is gener-
al that Lee is marching towards Gordons-
vile"
Buelps late army are scattered between
Danville and Bowling Green, and are mo-
wing via the Nashville and Louisville route,
into Tennessee.
Gen. Rosencrans assumes command on
Wednesday.
A letter was received in this city yes
terday by well known military gentle
man, from an officer Of the cabinet at
Washington, 10 which the says that II has
been determined by President Lincoln 10
recall Gen. Mcclellan to the position of
General-in Chief. Gen. Joe Hooker will
command the army of the Potomac, and
Gen. Halleck will resume his old com
nand iu the West. The writer further
in mates that the President has deter
mined upon a dashing and bold advance
into rebeldom. and predicts that move
nents now making must speedily tcrini-
nate the rebellion.
Richmond, Oct 2S-The New York
Herald Of the 23d, has been received. Its
news is unimportant-
A large aud enthusiastic democratic
meeting was held at Broklayn on the 22d.
One of the resolutions denouncing the
emancipation proclamation was loudly
cheered and adopted.
The Herald urges Mcclellan to push
on to Richmond
The Board Of Brokers, BY a very large
majority, decided not to allow any tranac
tons within the b ard in goll or demand
notes after the 9th inst. Gold accord
ioal y fell to l29, but every body rushed
10 buy, aud rates advanced 10 1921
Charleston, Oct. 2S-Tidings have
'e1ched here this evening Of the capture,
10 Bulls Bayou, Of the steamship Angela,
laden with valuable aru y stores, aud bound
10 CLarlestrn. When the Angela left
Nassau, news had been received that the
Yankees were working night and day on
iron claas, with The view Of attacking
Charleston soon.
Richmond, Oct 80 The New York
Herald, Of the 18th, has been received
Il says that IcC.e au'- army i, advancing
into Virginia.
Dispatches from Cairo say that de--
perate ieht took place at Wsverly, Tenn,
on the 23d, 10 which the "rebeis" were
routed as usual.
Madame Anna Bishop, Vocalist, was
burned il st. Paul on the 18th by her
clothes taking on FIRE, from the effects or
which she died.
Gold SC llirg inside the board at l3l;
holders not generally disposed to accept
these rates. Exchange lbs.
Holly Springs. Oct. 29.-The Memphis
Bulletin of the p has been received, with
Northern dates 10 the 24rh.
The fedcrals a; Memphis expect a cav
airy dash into the city and are prepariu :
for il.
Buell. j. reported making detOur into
Tennessee, via Bardsiown.
Mcclellan, il is stated, oannnt advance
OF account Of q lack Of supplies.
Another convention Of the governors Of
the NortheI States was to be held il
Washington on Saturday last. The Oh
Ject was not stated, nor had any report
Of their proceedings reached the west.
The federal accounts say that Lee is
daily receiving reinfOrcemenfs, and now
occupies the Baltimore and Ohio road from
ilarper's Ferry to Paxton cut.
Gen. McClernand has been assigned IL
the command of the department of Mis-
sissippi, which lies between the depart
ments of Grant and Butler
Chattanooga, Oct 30.-The Nashville
Union OF the 26th says that General John
Morgan is again AZ work on the Nashville
and Louisville Railroad, destroying bridges
&c. There Is rumo at Murfresboro
that Morgan is at Gallatin.
Richmond, Oct 30.-The New Yors
Z xpress says information has been receiv.
cd from semi-oficial sources in Europe
that France and England will act in accord
as to America. Lord Lyons was to have
sailed 10 the Australasian, but was detain.
ed at the last moment by order of Lord
John Russell, to await further instructions
in consequence Of Lincoln's abolition pro-
clamation. His Lordship's departure has
been fixed for Oct. 25th, and on his ar.
rival at Washington, he will positively
inform Mr.. Seward Of the programme de-
cided upon by European powers. SINH.
lar instructions will be forwarded to Coun,