, 1862-11-13
THE WAR In VIRGINIA;
Ou1. Army Pushing South.
ward.

All Officers, Of whatever grads, belonging to tbs
army Of the Potomac, will proceed to join the1r |
comm ards within tweoty-tonc houe=. !
The penalty fo- ditoeedtence IT this order will ba
dlslniEgHl frcm ee-E'ce.
Bv command Of Maj Gen. UAILEcK.
E. D. TowxsEsp, Ass't AIj't General.
ISpecia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsH1So7oE, &ov- IL, 1862.
The rebel cavalry, under Bob White, on
Monday attacked Mount Gilead, capturing
forty streEglc.B AID suffers belonging to Bara-
sides army.
General stah1s cavalry, recoanoitering TO
En:ckesssille, found force Of the enemy be.
tween them and camp, and cut their ray
through without the loss Of man.
Scouts report the rebels In force at Ashley
aid Eaicker's Gap. The old regiments are
much more enthusiastic for Mcclellan than
the new onee.
Gen. Wool, in card relative to the report
of the Harpf's Ferry commission, says: SIT
Is not true that placed the Incapable Miles
il command Of Harper'6 Ferry. lie was there
In command when assumed control Of this
department, and had been ordered to estao-
lieh Lis headquarters there on the 29sh Of
AafCH ny aIHJoI dSI0ItA -AIt4SAau3 lAc4 ts4@
gcneralin-chief
"0n the 3o.h Of April the secretary Of war
sert the following orders to Colonel Miles at
| Karptr'E Ferry:
"'Yoil will pleasa make daily reports Of tie
! etate u rou- cumsuala u this depart ment.'"
| ad1itivnal buildings for rbe accomznoda-
| ton Of the sIck and wounded, thousands Ct
| whom now occupy tents near Snlrpshurg, arc
erecting at Frederick.
NEW YonK, Nov, IA speeiel to the n.
Y. 11ibatne says:
Recent rcconnoissauces indicate thas t*o
divisions o. rebel cavalry are bttwesn the
Rappahannock and the Rapidau, aad one tiri-
Zion in TIC vicinity Of the old battle grouaa
Ctdar MGun1:in. under command ot Gen. d.
II. Hill. Gen. Haulpton'e legion, consisting
cf brigade CT cavalry from Stuart's division,
Has between Little Washington and spsrry'
vile, yesterday, aud the artillery with hial
yesserda5 morning shzned Ihs camp Of t:,2
moved his division to the support Of Gen
| Ayerill. whose entire brigade waa but shor1
distacce from him, Gen. Avsr;1l being i'll
Col Farnsworth Of the S1h Illinois eavair1
now commands the brigade. Gen. Taylor
With brigade Of infantry from Gen. Riskstt'E z!
has occupied the village OF Jefferson, fou!
| miles froln the Nanpahannock, on the roat
from WaIreNton Springs to Cu1pcpper.
Tho following is from POUR 6pecial CORES
pondtnt ut Warrentun. dated last evening:
Ger. Bur1si1e's stat has not yet besn an
1ounced, hut it is understood that he retaial
his u.n personal stall, and the depIrtlae1l
s:aI OF Gen. Mcclellan, including Adjataa
| Generll Sell. Williams anG Lieutenant Colc
! mel IIardie. Major General Park RiIl coatinu
to be General Burnsile'5 chief OF staff. Thi
gives yery general satisfaction. for this j.
/ most responsible position, hardly second
:. | trat ct t1lt commanding general. 1u is bs
: 1,evtd to possess peculiar fitness.
t The 1ee1ing throughout the army towar
Gen, Burnside Is very warm and cordial.
/ Gen. Gor1naa has gone to HaSht1s51t,o.
. is reported that he viii be assigned 70 div
{ sion III the West, under Major General II
!. ClernaDd.
y EAsli1SGroS, Nov. IA corresponds
|. Of the Assoeiased Press, ut hesdqnaztsrs
j. TIE aruly Of the Potomac. reports tnst s:n-
d force Of th= enems's cavalry made its a?pes
n ance on Monday morning ut altnl which
n thirteen miles from, Waf1enten. They We
il lorerlng in the Far OF our army, evident
!, Watching cur movements 10 cut of the traE
+ rortaten Of supplies.
- Gen. BA3ar4: reu.ains at Ka2pahlnno
"a Station, with the enemy Ia force ou tue OFF
ti;e siGc Of the river. Tue troops src ;u co
j. Portable and healthful condition. bring =
Is clothed, aud having ample supplies OF tcod,
( NEW YoHK, New. IA special to t
| l1tFHtNt AH+%A 44+@A 4IA ~4AYf -sVf~N+~
r. TIC rsbe1 p1cszcts have appeared On tae v
". ! giriA side OF ePotomsc, between Be.l!a
=. Pelnt If Rocks. The rebc1 cavalry are sco'
" ing the country On the son:h side Of 1:ud
n Heights Yesterday they fired on our pick
III ~ 4 con1rabaua Who has come IN from "
m chester 5err,rts the column OF JLcksuh III
m ! vicinity Of Front Royal, With the except
10, OF about 2,UG0 men aud SIX guns IN the
,stt L Washington special to the New Il
"a Gen. Haiieck, IT Is said, will visit the ar
he Of. The Potomac on q tour Of Inspection,
1in to consult with Gen. Burnside, to.morrow
rs. Brig. Gen. Augur will be commissioned
hu- during popc's Virginia campalzn, and esp
7ad ally fOr services III Cedar Mountain where
&C. was severely wounlrd- he and Gsu.
nc 5rens bayc ueeu ordered to report to G
KaIks.
ar7 Gen Norris wili be in command at B
;slT more until Gen. Senelck Ii sufficiently
t;1s covered.
@ ~. The commissioners on fortidcations /
allr appointed Gems. CuIinm and Barnard, Of
M. engineers, and Barry. Of the artillery,
commission Ior infinitely Inspecting ami
lub- porting upon tue yarions works and lin:
nv defense around the city. These officers
: ot already examined t~eutg-one Of onr defen
that works and suggested alterations and addit
nis- pnt on the whole are we'll satisfied witt
en- works as originally planned.
Lfter The charges against Gen. F1tz John Fl
for misconduct ut Bull Ran, cannot be il
Ll;n- tigated till the arrival Of II j. Gen. Pope
ugh The following members OF the S:h III
seat cavalry have been killed and wounded
re's skirmish Oh the Rappahannock:
Sed, James L. Brown. co. E, Killed.
u1ar James McCnnnelly, CO. e, shot IN haod+
,rf Nattfn Taneci,er, co. 3, shot in leS.
aaJ Corn, Marcy, cn. 3, Killed.
~ Co.r. Eli u. Du1dtck, co. 3, shot in breas:
tAo aeui.
pro- Chas. Chant. e.. +, leg.
G.S Sagey, Co. E. thigh.
|1e q | Ser.t. ii. uaEer, CD. r. face.
Io1t. Sesgt. 3. F. !lorner. CO. E. arm ampntated
ana Corp J. z. ncAa7iaon, CO L, elbow.
=eu1- L dispatch WAS receiyea last night
sub Gen. Pope. giving the naa1es of'}N' Ia
I3lt, condemned to be hunE, aud req1sated .
my proru1 of the c0urt-insr1lI santeuce. I
.rias replied to By the president, t;'at only the
Mr. | l.atsers SHALL be ex.cut+<:, ana asking
:ou't1 COPY Of the evidence.
Ldin.s II is expected that the Iate7;gsuc'r
morfow viii cnntain Tsn. scouts rep
III Of cx-Presl3cn: Buchanan's letter.
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