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4. Place for McCfclxan.

Gen. George B. Mcclellan is strongly conl-
mended in various Democratic iournaIs for
election to the .. S. Senate from New jersey.
The suggestion strikes us IS excellent for
several reasons. In the first place, General
Mcclellan Is a faismiaded, eound-hearted,
kindly -natu,sd man, who will treat the
administration and tie war more fairly
than any other man whom the Copper
heads, now dominant and rampant in
New jersey con1d he induced to vote
for. Next, he is q possible candidate for
next president, and it is but fair to give
the people atoslch Of his quality rs states
man preliminary TO 1864. Aud, in the third
place, no other nau il Aulc1ica-uot even
Gen. Buell-bas contributed SO sIyaslly to
the late Democratic triumphs in the Middle
States Us Gen. Mcclellan. Ii, then, there BE-
gratitude or 1cnor among The leading heneh-
eiaEics BY those tFiunphs, they will sea that
he is offered forthwith one CT the hes: places
within the gift Of their party. Talk aoout
1864 is very well in its way, cut there is Moth
ing like Pay down.-N ], Iri3aue.
Another reason why he should be elected
Ssns!or is thai he has failed as { General Il
war is Lot lis vocation, perhaps politics is.
Let it be tried.
, 1862-11-20

Dlvzsieaa CT the sfase iEaso
HILLARY DisirIs!s.
DISTRESS AMONG THE LaYAs;sTs
pEOEDEREn 6Y BKAea's ARMY,

LouIsT1.1E Nor. 10, 1862.
HE4DqrARTERs IlErAR2MEnr cF TIE O1..o.
CINCINNATI, NDy. II, 1861 {
GENERAL ORDER No. 20.-That portion Of
kentucky Including and lying west of the
counties Ct Oldham, Shelby, Spcnc3r, Wash
ingtop, Marion, Taylor, Admir-, Russell aud
Clifton, @'ll constitute the district OF Vest.
ern Kentucky, ur5er the command Of Big.
Gez. j. I. Boyle, to whom all reports and re-
turns Jrom troops :7ithin the district will be
made. Headquarters at Louisville, Ky.
.. The counties of Lewis, Greenup, Carter,
bc5d, Lawrence, Aiagofaln, Floyd and Pike
will constitute The district OF Eastern Ken
tucky, under the command OF Col. ]. Croner,
4oth Ohio volunteers, to whom Eli reports
Will be made. Headquarters, il the field.
3. The re.ii::sc;;n1er oI the State will coEstI-
tute the district Of Centra! Kentucky, under
Naj. Gen. Gordon Granger, commanding the
arna5 OF Kentucky. Headquarters, at Lexins-
ton,-Ky.
4. The districts being formed for the con-
yehience Of command and distribution Of du-
ties, the operations Ct troops wil1 not neces-
earily be confined to the districts in which
tlltir posts are located, but will be extended
Wherever required, without regard to district
lines.
5. Report: and returns from distric: COM
G;aDi.ecs 7'i!l be made direct 10 these head
quarters.
B7 command OF Major General Wright.
N. Il. MCLEAN, 4. A. G. and ctieE Of staff.
(OficiaD i. G. SEMl1E, A, 4. G.
.
Kentucky are greatly dissatisfied because the
government does not authorize consribu-
ton to be levied upon wealthy Eccessionists,
to prevent the starvation Of loyal people OF
the mountainous border counties, VINO have
been stripped Of everything by the rabels OF
Morgan, Bregg, Smith and company. Union
lists here say, nnless the government gives
such authority, they viii econ be :orse1 to
supply:ratio::s for The Above purpose.
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Tho FORWARD Movement via Frcder-
tck%Errt.-

From the New York Times. 18Th
The Information has come rom Richmond,
and our Washington correspondent teleyraphs
US the fact, that The army OF the Potcmac is
changing its base Of operations to Fredcr;cks-
bnrgh. On Sauday morufng last, all its corps
commenced their march down the Valley Of
The RsppRhannock.. from the line OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad; and bs the
close OF the week we presume the whole OF
the great force will have reac1ed-not lis des-
tination, perhaps, but the point from which
ttlcA1nond may be most conveniently an
nioached. from the mouth OF Aqua Creek,
the distance to Ricluond is only about sixty
miles, and the whole route is practicable and
direct, with good communication, aud easy
means OF obtaining supplies. Gen. S:gsl will
remain on the east side Of The mountains. de-
Tending the Gays, watching Stonew:}l Jsck-
Etn, ard guarding the approaches TO Wash
!:.g!oo; ard Gtn. Burnside. cooperating
rrchabI5 With forces houlA OF Richmord, can
d=yc.e his entire attention 10 the defeat ol
Ltc an6 the cs1,tur; It 1hc 1eyel c.nital.
Tic hulk vi Lees army Il at GorSoasyil;c
ard Whit: ard probably, ca learning the
1e,Ss, tha whole cf Il also took np lis line Of
eiI! most llIe1y follow aud IN the cour:,a OF
| |: few days we shall again see the eniife rebel
/ arme at Eiehrscrd, and our army advancing
u!0H it. The rc>5els, even if they we're able,
| wcu'd not dare to send any part OF their force
| toward Washington or Maryland, while BurE,
| flUt SO ul(IEi} luItAttDG1 tf1t.t Capital. fAEf
| have graat faeliities OF concentrating aI1 theit
foress; and as 1l,i5 has always been th-ic pulley
On Int I'VE of HI el:ici stcd assault or battle,
they Tili doubtless pursue il nov.
we suppose tits neT Charge Of base means
lmneo1ate aud great work. We don't sun
Ioee IL means regular approaches, fortlGc1
lions Or shoye1s. December viii b. UNA u:
o1rcctly; and though we have not he..d any
th1Sg about mad since Gen. Burnside tool
command, there is no doubt that to any CON
maocer. a. TO aoy man. mnd may sometime,
lie serious obstacle. In that res pect the 1iu,
of advance now adopted is the best that ha
yet been attempted. Gen. Burnside is ser:ou
and earnest in his work; he hsa an abuudanc
OF men, and he knows the will Of the nat;ou
whose servant he ia. We predict, therefore
that his stay ut Fredericksburg will be b1ie,
IS We believe it will be triumphant. By D.
ceult~er cur army will 1lar.. still another has
et epvraioEs-1rom the r:bei capital.
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as m an C. event Of # far $ more eienitcsnce m at the
present time, than his mere personal influence
would warrant. From evidence too direct to
be overlooked, We are satisfied that he is but
the John the Baptist to that anti Christ, Fer
nardo Wood, whose coming during the lAtter
prophecies, ind . whole brood OF apostles.
including Vallaudigham, is expected to gather
from different sectio1s Of the conutry, to per
feet the schcmes already In embryo, Tor co7n-
promise With the rebels, and coercion Of I e
PRESIDENT ieto aequieseance therein Fash
Cor. a. 7. Times.
, 1862-11-20

~. Morn DRAFT ENc1TGSEsT IN WISCONSIN.
!Ae governor received advices this rnorniry
from Judgs Howe, draft commissioner, and
Hor. y Baisd, mayor Of Gre.a Eng, Of I
county.
The drawing passed ofr all quietly on Mon-
day 77eeE, anu It xss hoped there would b. 40
gjs!urbaEee. On Saturday, however, be: Eesn
lt0 and eco 1nen. :ruany ot them aru15d, cam.
u tz'ua the 4djac n. tewnss and ;mralsd
Though the streets. Thus fir they had c3m-
n,i:eeG No violence, but they .zere much eS-
cited, and acc'ared that no man should b..
tsken cut of their towns for the war.
TEe.e Ire SIZE probably Belgiana, and BE-
long tc the some cia.s that matle g l.sEurb-
ance ct Ozaukee. VIXEN the proper ti:ne
cores, measures Will iloub less Is takes TO
enforce tAe draft aud preserve peace-A.9-
ls0N Journal, 17tk.
, 1862-11-20
FROM NASHFiLlE,;;.
Rebels Leaving Tennessee in: An
ticipation Of BragS's Retreat.
BRAGG And CREATHkM REPORTED
A1 TulLAHQME.
The louisville and Nashville
Railroad Eeopened.

NASHVILLE, Nov. l9.-Many active rubeIs
are preparing to leaTe Middle Tennessee. in
anticipation Of the retreat Of the rebel troops.
The eonscript5 did not muster at Mursrees-
noro' as announced The Union conscripts
abscosded.
Gen. Bragg was at Tullahome the other dav.
Ills force Was not there. Cheatham's division
was there.
Tennessee and good Southern money Is IN
good demand here.
The Louisville aud Nashville Railroad il
reopened. Trains will pass through the tun-
mel by Sunday.
AL very quiet.
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STAE HGEE'E's'TAHEfs4 SO.


Tie Programme frE the viutcr meeting
OF this valuable society will be found in
another column We take oacaSion to cal!
The attention Of our horticultural friends
to ti'c fact, that they nn1y be Oh hand
Now tiat frli: growing IS becoming o.se Of
The most Important 1,7auc:.cs Of faruaiug,
tree planters Should study what is best, for
an orchard over planted cannot easily be
changed. The universal use Of she apple
has !na+3 Il crop of tli1s fruit necessity,
and its failure may be set down as great
7,u;j!:c CAl.1nssy-
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lS1HE FiE'.2s. THREE -21L.-S From
GRAND JINcTioS, NOv. Ii. 1872.
List cyening four citizens caCe into our
lineE at Davis Mills, aud reported the conili-
tion ii aflsifs at Holly Springs after our de-
pa-tnre.
Eaaly in tie morning the enemy began 20
throw ''1t his pick.::s, evidently expecting to
renew Tie 5k;1'uissiog Of the preceding day
OF course they seucd no opposition. and came
into tc~r without difficulty. The roam in
tho court lvuse occupied by Cur provos. ma1-
fa7l, l-:.nt- Rued, vas th. object Of their par
ticpiHr sc.;citrdt:- 1:re we're the records OF
the county, and it We feared the Yankees
IND in want@nreEs destroyed theu. They
were undietIrbed, however, excepting the
books contAizing tic list Of taxable property
in the courty, tie surveys, the roads, and the
county maps They took the railway On their
route hitter, aud when 1,2lr Cold water, report
that tbcy ea~ three companies Ct rebel cay
s'ry marching towards Hvl'J Springs from the
Ncr'h. This YES probat'y x battalion, wn;ch
Rad dns:rg The hight ,,s.dc the dcteu7 of the
so~r, a1,t. struck TIE Grand Junction ROAD,
not far t1cui Cciawaser, with TIE Intention O:
catching us rap; isg, aud attacking US in the
rear. Ii tits WIS ,leir intention, they werc
grieyously disappointed, eiace NC were thcn
Ten ,Eil.:z a>say-
+ Te:r0 came il also, .te last p::,bt- wha
left Hc:y Springs al i'm o'clock ia .ir. n,,,rn.
ing, anG brought tie latest ress from .,,n
retels. They lad re-.sken possession Of t1,e
town, and as we'll as the cit:z:,s S:rc er.
Hemc'y indignant al the capsu:e Of tcc
Lf1icer6 Of the confederate army, who ,sers
taken prisoners and carried away with us. "a,
negro 10 whom NC were indebted ior tat
knowledge OF ..aclr presence, was t,kan pos
session Of by g crowd of excited citizens aai
soldiers, aud hung on L gallows Without til,
form Of trial. The ore who brought the in
te1ligence informed Us OF the presence Of tn,
valuable horses c.otured, and preparatioo
were being made to ir5lict summary puuish
ncnt open 1iu.. His mistress Informed hin
OF their hospitahle intentions, aud he, undo
the preaeccc Of going for water, vent leisngl,
to the Springs, when he took to his heels, aut
did rot slack h;s pace until he reached on
Tines. Tine story Of t!lis man is thought to b
worthy Of ctedence, and record OF tas fact
vas made, with the names Of the prirci3s
partic:pators in The outrage. Wncn tbs mex
expedition reaches Holly sr5ines, I vcr
much mistake the temper tsi The zr3n7.
they DO not tSke terrible vengcasce.
These rebels #iil tegia 70 1i+ca7sr I'll,
the WET z,s=:, ceased r.. be a pss.ina; that II.
amy VIII LII, t1.u; sEt2 deSs72y. AID ;;la:
, 1862-11-20
ATER FROM EURDp:Es, :,
arrival OF the Anglo Saxon.
interesting Views Concerning Cen
eIal Mcclellan and the Sail
Elections.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 19.-The steamship
Anglo-sa2on, from Liverpool, the 9Th, via
Londonderry, 7th inst, passed Cape Race, for
Quebec, this morning. sne was. boarded By
sAs NC ~ sacnt' .~-@v..
Ihe London Aeacs remarks, as to stoppinr
English merchants supplying arms and amnu-
milton to the North or South, the thing is i'm
possible. It then quotes authorities to show
that the fitting cut OF such ships as~ HE Ala
bama lie q breach, not only Of hternaticnsl
but Of statute law.
The Post traces the inaction OF Gen. McCle1-
lan's sEny to the success Of the Democrats in
the State elections ItsayB Gen. IcClellan is
acons1stent Democrat, that he is universal
1aEo11te with the people and soldiers, and that
It Is well known that be is not IN willing to
sec the war terminated. The Rst thinks that
II the elections in the other States should
prove favorable to the Democrats, Increasing
to no. inconsiderable extent the Democratic
element in Congress, the probabilities OF a
steady peace will be SO much enhanced as to
make any attempt to invade Virginia not only
useless but criminal.
fEAScE.-lt is reported that the discussions
In the French cabinet regarding the Ramou
question, wire worse than ever, and it was
slated thai majority Of the ministers felt dis
posed to resigr, unless the emperor should
give Rome to fhe Italians.
GREEcE-It WAS stated the Bsrarian coy-
ernment intended to invoke the fn1iille,ent of
the treaty Etipulations reser7ing the Succession
to The Dararian dynasty.
a Apoxeriul republican party wishes the es-
tab]lshment Of 2 federal government With the
adjacent Tarkish provinces Of Espvras, Tncs-
tsly and Maccdonia.
Inc Russian journals favor the latter
Es!sen'e: It is asserted that England and
trance hsve warned the provisional govern
1sens Tot to raisetl European question, and 10
respect the Ottoman territory.
LoSDoN. Nov. 1.-THE funds continued
heavy. Money in noderate demand. with
abundant supply. Railroad shares are st;lI
advancing, owing to continued absorption
Tor export to New York.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO LONDONDERRY,
j. The Spanish: government has demanded
fEe punishment OF the Americans who
F:olsted tue Spanish flag on the coast
Of Cnba. The hmericsn 1linis5er had
an audience with the Queen Of Spain,
and assured her msjeety that tie
American government did not authorize the
1css OF the captain Of the guphoAt Mous-
go1nery.
1+osDos, Nov. 7.-Nediatioa rumo1s are
again c1l7 rf.f.
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Gen. bragg In 1kfhmond-1I;sO Opinion
OF Kentucky.

R1cHAoAD, Oct..9l, 1S;j3.
>. Ges~ Bragg appears to be in high splrIts. en-
t3felf satisaed-wzth his reception. lie gi;esa
EloonI account Of Kentucky; SAYS be got
only ljlo0 recruits; the peoule IRE nostile or
GowafalE, 60 &c. Doubtless, but if the army ct
.iocrefIon had whipped the army Of occups-
fion (fankees.} We should have he.rd other
neEs; 1.;!' A. officer ia hagg's eomuand, wno
with hin IL Kentucky, s5J4 fresson he did
Got tight was beeanee he ID Et4kred his a-pT
as the mainttay OF the confaderacy, not to 6e
nshed IN general engagement unless posi-
lively certain Ut success.
a number Of officers from Brage's arn7are
n town. They speak Of him without mercy.
Ohe OF them tc1d NE that Kentucky was f,r
ever lost to Us, and By our own tauit. Bragg
m1Estates facts whe1: b. says we GOT out |. ;360
recrnlts in Kentucky. Butord's cayairT bri-
GAGE alcne numbers 1000; say nothing OF IN
fantry regiments thai can; hacl- Win our
army. While Buell. vas reireatIag to Louis
vile, the flower Of his army having been cur
up at Perr5yjlle, Br.ee was leaving fhe richest
etuntre IN the world 1o1 region in which il
is impossible for his amy to snosist, Tns
men are worse Off for clothes and blarkats
thar Lees army. IN tho tace OF ali This, y
staff otE!cer asserted yesterday thst Bragg Ed
been promoted to the command Of the entire
West. ~-Ae 0'N@-'~
, 1862-11-20

NEW }oRK, Nov. IA correspondent at
E-auio1t writes that therc was Lcayy fr,st
tscTe az ts:c igtta Of the s.h sud 9sh Of No.
se1aats; This gives hope Of cessation Of
yellow t3yer.
o.; tic ash thtre WEE q ru1nor ri, E,7u -,,+
ss.a: Cbarscstfsa hid been s1:u,aiaa<,: "a In
g';,' .i:cd !'5 way Of rejoicing o;.er f:!:y!;z5
rec2. .stian.
, 1862-11-20
TE3E WEY $50 M0:N.
GvsE Thirty EEIllions Offered st ? to 4
Per Can't. Pren5uiM.

WAsutsG7os. Nev. II, 1862.
';he bids for 81, SOC, ,uj0 of the TED ti7te
years boEGs were opened, and the result an
u*,ance1 Ay the secretary OF TIC t1easury tnis
aI!erIo6l1.-slas1s Occupying ln1ra than three
l3E1s. Iael. waS al uru3u tilT ia.,s number
Oh -ei1@@esa and other Interested ,,1rson: prs-
sent.
The treasury depart sment has not yet Iaedc
5he calsulations with the awards, but gentle
DICE VINO were present Ut the opening Of the
Pror<sa'E, place the following among the
la'gcss successful bidders: Blink Of Com
mereo; r. e; Ward, Cau',heil { Co.; K:tehun &
o.; The'n1'5cn Brothers; Liv.rnl21e, Ciewes
y Co.; Read, Drexel Il CO.; Z. ". CLARK l.
Co., AM1slcan Exchange Bank Jaw, Cooke
i Co.; Rittcnhcuse. Fant Il Co.
From The Nsv York Times' money er;icIe,7
MONDAY, Nov. 17-p. N.
At tie hour of ing this report, tie exact
Sum 1otet ni ofiers at Washington today for
the loan ef 81, ,i:9 $50 in f-30 per cent. Treas
y1y bonds, Two years to run from 1st Oeto-
per- utt-, vas rot kEcwE, as it probably will
g he before This naper goes t.4press. But The be-
teudeTsd to the government by the cities of
New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Wash
lDeton, ct rates cloaely approxima1inE to the
market value Of the SAME stock heretofore is
sEcd-for the most part by subscription ut par
This fact demonstrates the continued high
confidence repcsed in the public credit, while
it leaves no doubt OF the ability Of tho govern
nacnt to command ample means to pro,ecute
the war against the integrity of the Union to
successful conclusion.
The latest pl;yate tclsg:ams to parties in
te:ps1ed as bidders in Wall street fix the
cent. aud the maxitnulu from 105 G.
10 1o4-Go per Cent The offers were
so numerc'is that some doubt wss fell
IS to What portion Of the sums bid ior at
, 1862-11-20
EeveHue Stamps.
Treasury psrARTMEST,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL Revenue,


II HAS1i1EHIESs u. g NOV. II, tsb2 ]
The commissioner Of internal rcyeuue ia
prepared to supply the following stamps in
Qusntitics sufficient for the use OF the people
Of the District Of Columbia aud If the Stz7es
east Of the-Rockg Mountains, viz: t.PlaJing
eards,n', ,"prop1ieta5y," "express." "ts!e. =
and marine" ''passage tickets,'' and "rro.
test.'' The use Of the stamps hereiu specified
is hereby required in tho District aud States
described, on and after the first day 0: Decan.
ber rext, and persons guilty Of wilfusly
neglcctiug to use said stamps will be subject
10 the penalty pro ided in the law.
(Signsd,) GEO. s. BOUTWELL,,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
, 1862-11-20
e Is Irzbuxre.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1862.


Gen. Buruside:'s army is moving forward
rapidly and in dead earnest Tie route
decided upon is via Fredericksburg, fol
:. lowing the linc Of the railroad from Aouia
Greek to Richmond route which com.
mon sense pointed out year ago. and
which nothing hutintense 'strateey'' cou1d
- eyer lave avoided.
, 1862-11-20

FEE e7= III 1Fo01 HetEa7E1 VCI 81
It Eas rumcrsd il Liverpool on Wednes-
cay that mysterious steamer had sailed
11em MerSeg ION trial trip" It was re-
Is sister ship to the notorious .s290" "a
Tue Alabama Although zea1ous Inquiry has
been made, we can2ct trace the ruulor to any
reliable source. 1'
From the London Times, Nor.11
The vessel alluded to is the CoIunhi., Of
the Galway lie. She has becn rebuilt by
MessrS. Laird, and made 3 successful
UP on Wednesday. The STATE
msnts recently circulated respect
ing the bnlldirp If rama X.
On the MeEsey, ars false. Since tue dispatch
OF the Alabama, or 200, no further coutracts
have been undertaken. The Confederate
agents axeparchasing vessels of known Epssj,
and drawing little water, such as the Clyls
7es5els Iona, Cl5desdale, Giraffe, Nc.
, 1862-11-20

(*4n. SteeiesS DtVisioR
Tie greater part Of Gen. Stecle's division,
some 6, COO nlen, has returned from Missouri
to Helena, Arkansas A. portion OF his COM
ma1d WAS LEFT in Southeast Missouri.
, 1862-11-20
FssoEE GE;4* G.e:1NE:s AREEE.

aca;as IT I,l1a >.;>rInqs cf*r;' a,7 i: s:nastnir-
Tic itJs3' eli. tt:;'t ;4.tr rt{a:n 'y in"gi,:,
Il nsu,o--ia rlt~-:.tsva % l.;t:!ey--t-laeya1
Ildi,s Ho,4' 3 stt,.!'..
, 1862-11-20
u ARE CHANCE.-Pr,d ,dnot;,,

u ARE CHA Il CE.-Pr: 3ductiye
Real Eetats tr the City Of Bel0it 7jsc,nz.n ~
Grecs5tes soots aE Shoes Dry Goods o. cenSSaT y
assorted ffock Of Eqods The Props - consists Of
rswys @ R: Geod tenant aa tfes rom
With folding DOORS cter &c IA nn4 III ~
EsGd E6s ana rE seaa T1s n fSn
and psinttd throughout and n faet a. dps-ss,Is IL
f.ns,;aI Gaaa aa e9 2s io4pa e. Err iueshsr n-
Ecs9xJ79 5u.et ~ ~ -" '
, 1862-11-20

4 EEsa IT E&EE IN.-E will sell
4 ~ Ds.e!:tag Honse and srEuaIs No - South
:1:eet, At hs.ssia e ~ fs.s 15oai
ri! ssh Il; x.tlEl t.,ne wkat1 tatrty days
E-:l o. l.. c. r FAEEE. u isar3":nA etrGzS q tae
sr;..T:cr A. j. EHkODF-
S'1:::: t;;:sS;5. -; 's:e-, 1c:s, lsos. Eo-e1's4.H
, 1862-11-20

No News from Cairo.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-
Weare n2sblc to get anything from Cairo TO-
7;:oht
, 1862-11-20

The Scramble for Paper.
4 general scramble for paper is going on
among the New York dailies. The Herald ad-
vertises for q, 600 reams, size Sc by 4G.
Row tic WISCONSIN Soldiers Voted.
The Madison Journal presents in the follow
ing table tie votes of the Wisconsin soldiers
60 far as rec elyed;
, 1862-11-20

TAKEN UP-A Fog, on Caoal
i street. near C., r. & O. Reilroad Crossing. Tha
carer eau have the anna h7 calling At ADAM raM
proEe1tY tnd Tayteg chsTgea noN. y1sS4 ~
, 1862-11-20

F4s DNa yTASEHEEG&ETGM
, 1862-11-20
FROE1 GEN. RURNSIDEsS ARMY

FOTTard-An0theF EIaanze of BASE
What the Movement meaus-neyv
KeGtlne-The Late Change OF Com.
1rS5tK
, 1862-11-20

HeGf1ne-T,he Lasc Change Of Com.
zxaAAstcFBs
Correspondence Of tho NeT York Trii.une,7
HEkpQ IEGs OF TIE ARMY, TAnEEsTon, VAL
November Is, 1862.
forward Is the word! The order ia be In
readiness went cut last night; the order to
move WAS giTen today, and CoEch's corps has
been for conc hours upon The road.
Ihree weeks ago, when ne crossed the Po-
fcnac, cur advance did not mean much. It
FAB We'll understood that the then conlmsn-
der old not originals it, that he did not ap-
prove OF it, That he began it with great re-
luctance. Again and again WAS told by his
Immediate confidential friends. This move
uent means nothing. and sill accomplish
Lothlng;, Itwas undertaken siIpl7 to satisfy
the public c!arGr Tor slyance, Winter cam
p.lgr1Dg in this country is Impossible. The
i!, enly way = to go to Richmond Is by the Pen
This movement is of another sort. Gen.
Burnside Originates il, and Lis heart is i'll Il.
1t 1neaus change Of base 70 more direct,
1ncre defeus;h1c :iue- With The army in three
c'lu1une, led by tsGlarIous J,e Ilop1er,''
Surtrer, tie tnliet-pfocf CID war-herse, and
Frs1eHn, relu9ed 80 possess every snldis!ly
1lsit. nnt Industry, it n'ea.s tics gcrate, de-
rlsive fighting. It means Rich.uond.
A.pcnG division and cor}1s cotn:aau2ers The
relief obta5n6 that. under Burnside, there
,s!il Ea NO nore frait]ess, draw, Sattlee.
NtEcn the clash !: f arif.e comes again, it will
''1,:g crowniug Victory or overwhelming DE-.
frat. It Will be day big with The fate OF the
1etub1ie.
The weaihcr erd the roads ar: y,-opitious.
II 'Ee; only continue so :or tne next thirty
Ge4st
:SI,s incidents of 3{cCIellan's Withdrawal
5are already been given you; and The dead
past can burg its dead. II w,s q spec:acls
Worked NJ to its utmost dra7ca.ia e1Isct. The
men were drawn mp i1 Iue for thr last review.
Sht fsr-weiI or3er Eas read to them. The
out'fclng and Incoming generals, with i1,.ir
lenE act'nuts, rode By; salute5 were tired
c4'}cra were dipped; officers seung their
t'ats, and gaye1he Crd. r 70 cheer, and tic men
chaeltsi right vigorously. In Frarkl;n S earns,
which w.s cau.3t Hithout preparation, they
rushed down to The road and did it spcusa-
nsnueiy and enthusiastically.
But there wGre whoIa br:gades, mainly Of
Ecw troops. which stood il Eto]id silence.
"a =, :.i.e OF the injnrction ct i.ren-essible
''stT s''t!:2rs IN the ca-alcade to "Give rood
S,ns- :er Little Mae they did net 6cnd no
sirg:e cnc:r. and G,1 sou notice that arm
-'cS's old corps (te 3ta) was hot visited at
el!, ~ tile every other was =? i ie7 days he
fore, EhT1si::e SID Mcclellan Il. lisced to ride
1nr:sugh HAT corps, AID an Officer Who gas
l'Ttsent assures me TINT 1hile the crits aud
cfterE for " "Bar1fitse" were deatt.AIue. he
cir lot lear single voice shout Ct slcCisl-
lin" Thai may explain the neglect.
, 1862-11-20

- The SUBSCRIBER of ::t,ea. 5h=:;;y conntr Iii aoag
the ist taJ 12 sor-ei horse :.h3ut
and little white Hn Of the fore feet Ai4o oue
cr.a1' coto-ee hnrce, fon old aauIg pG5otc4
tsy colt tTo years old: sghu ssar in taa fe=Gae:i
eh.!a CT the fnra f:st W1 5syer Will
tn!d hoise5 70 The subscriber At E:sosa Shelby
conrty. 1T to ". SH0FF. Pznytso. CeoS county, OF
give info: mattoE where they m4y b: fund w:ff be
EbtI ally rewarded. HENRY .CIIOrF
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