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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
How General NIcOook Lost His New
... Uniform.

Gen. Bragg exposed a fact in his official re-
port OF the battle of Chaplin Hill, which Gen
McCook omitted to mention. The General
was looking rather shabbily here, In the way
OF broadcloth, and was moved to explain bis
ssediness-Shich he confessed he wouIi not
have done If Bragg had not blsbbed. At night,
after the battle Of Chaplin Hill had closed, on
Of Gilbert's borrowed brigades was Withdrawn
from MoCook's front without his knowledge
The mystery never was explained, but that 10
Foreign. His ambulance containing his per
sonaI baggage, meantime, had been ordered
from the rear 70 bis headquarters. near Rus.
oe's house, about two hundreddyards from the
llne where the battle opened. The ambulance
driver drove through the gap left by the vsgrant
brigade and halted iAside Of the rebel lines.
The corps Of headquarters servants who 90.
companied the train were gobblsd up at the
same time, but some Of them escaped. Thus
Gen. McCook lost bis elegant new passanls
with double stars which friends had sent to
hin, and oil Of his wearing apparel, excepting
the threadbare and battIe- worn suit In which
he fought. His servant ludicrously describes
the absurd scenes In the rebel camp when the
thin-legged and spare.rbbed rebels attempted
to envelope themselves in McCooks enormous
drawers and under.shirts. They would hold
about four rebels apiece and three weeks "a
tlons for padding. The General can never get
even unlesa be captures Humphrey Marshsll.--
Cor. Gin, Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
Poor OId mnssachusetts.

The Massachusetts, Republicans are pretty
good at figures. Captain Sleeper, who was the
only Democrat supposed to be elected from that
State to Congress, has Just been counted out,
and Mr.. Rice, the present member, declared re-
elected We are afraid Sleeper has been caught
mapping as his majority was about four hun
dred; any way, the Republicans monopolias
the arithmetical talent of the State, as this In
stance proves. So the old Bay State will
present en- unbroken Abolition front
In the coming as II does In the present Con-
gress. Well II 10 in the eternal fitness of
things that 1t should be 80. A, community
that almost went frantic and broke out into
open revolt when negro was deprived of bis
liberty under the operations of the laws. vet
permitted innocent white men, guilty of no
crime, 80 be Imprisoned in defiance of ali law
without even sign of disapprobation, is very
properly represented In Congress by an uubroken
phalanx Of Abolitionists. Happy will IL be for
Massachusetts If history has no sterner rsbuke
for her conduct in this trying crisis of the ma
tion than she has bestowed on the Government
for desecratlng her noble hsrbor to the uses OF
tyranny. There is not even O memory of the
fragrance of the revolutionary tea in the
waves that now wash the stones of Fort War
ren.-N. y World. +"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
vaciiIation OF tho Administraton

The Government has pursued very uncer
tain course toward its Generals. Gen. Fremon,
was appointed to very Important command In
missouri. After time he was removed "a
unhs for the place. A few months psssed. and
ne was appointed to highly responsibIe poei-
ZION 10 Virginia. He failed, and was again re-
moved Tor apparent want Of military analIiioa-
lions. And now there is,talk Of his beius =
placed at tho head Of another army,
Next there's Gen. Buell. He, after his mn.
parslleled march from Tennessee 10 LouIsy;lIe.
was removed, or at least an order vas iseued for
his removal, because he was not thought 70 be
active enough. Before sunset Of the day Of
his removal, an order came for his restoration
or retention. Soon he drove Gen. BrsgR and
rebel army OF seventy Ave thousand men out
Oh ou. State, and then be was forthwith. 70.
moved again. Tct,,. l.. ~
Lastly, there's General Mcclellan. Afte.
mere than q yesr'a service at the head Of the
Army OF The Potomac, he was removed. or re.
qulred to give place to Pope. After q very
brief period, he was reInstated. And now.
after another very briet period, he 10 removed
again.
/, This apparent vacillation In regard to the
leadership Of our armies is at least unfortunate
Il tends strongly 70 weaken public confidence.
We hope to have as little Of It hereafter as DOS
sible.--L LouispiAe Journal. r@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
Gen. COrcOran at Fortress Monroe
Southern News,


Southern News.
FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. l4-Gen. Corcoran
and staff arrived at Fortress Monroe this
morning. lt
Gen. Dix went to Suffolk this morning to re-
view the troops at that place.
The Petersburg Express of November 10Th
has the following: The ghost of recognition
OF the Southern Confederaoy by France and
England, after having been solemnly evoked
for the tenth time, has again been dismissed
to the shade and below, where we hope 1t will
remain for the balance of the war. We are
tired of the freskish temperance Of this
phantom and wish never to sec ii again psraded
before the public eye. '-.i. .-'
We have information that the enemy ia In
possession Of williamson and Hamilton, In
Martin county, and large Federal force is
marching on Terboro. Our small forces en-
gagged them at Williamson, but the enemy In
overwhelming numbers forced our men to fall
back. Our loss was twelve; the euemy's one
hundred. Much damage was done the build.
ings by shelling in Williamaton and Hamilton.
Cars have been ordered to Tarboro to move
Government stores.
On Tuesday night all our available forces
around Kingston received orders to 70 as near
Newbern as they could. Consequently we ex-
pect stirring news soon from that district. We
believe Weldon is the point the enemy wishes
10 reach. FaeH lt 5G'r
Mr.. Tnrnbull sold In Warrentor, North
Carolina, six negroes on Wednesday last, at
the following prices: One negro man fifty.four
years old, SLOTS; one negro woman fifty years
old, $sO0; one negro woman thirty-four years
old, 81, 500; one girl twenty years old, 50 500;
one woman eighteen years old, and infant,
81 ,4l0; one girl sixteen years old, $3.50
These negroes were all likely house servants,
probably paid for In Confederate notes. u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
LATEST FROm EUROPE.
ArrIvaI OF the steam,h,p Eurou

Arrivei or the SteamAhIp Europa.
HALIFAX, Nov. A,-The Royal mail ste.m.
ship Europa, from Liverpool on the 3lst nit
via Queenstown 1st Inst, arrived at tbis mort al
II: 80 last night. She has seventy psssepners
and ElO0O In specie. Her dates are two dayg
later. "''1
English papers have but little to saw on
American affairs. The London Times credits
the Federals for their energetic construction Of
navy, but questions its effectiveness for reQu.
lar naval warfare. .-
An iron Confederate privAteer has been re-.
Gently spoken of CApo Sable. This is likely
TO have been the Alabama, which q recent letter
says was seen by the City Of W ashing. g.ion on
her outward trip. '.
Flour at Friday, 3 market was quiet and steady.
money.
American securities dull. Railroads firm.
Illinois Central 1905 discount: Erie 97IM
3s1b; U. 8 SIS 63@65. SS
Inc Russian government has discovered A
central revolutionary committee at Warsaw.
hIections In Greece were to be held on the
l0th Of November.
~ Is eaid that an understanding has been ar
rived at between France, England and Russis.
oy which Greoian sf,irsWill be deprlved of
their Importance for Europe.
British gunboat had seissd all the manda-
rims and war juDks, and custom house officials
at Tankan, China, and had also released ali
the teas detained there for the payment of the
increased transit duty.
President Lopez, of Paraguay, ia dead. His
son Professionally fills the vacancy.
Inc Federal gunboat Tuscafora arrived AT
Llsoon on the 2osh October, from the Azores.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
Ohio 6tatesnrat,
TELEGRAPHIC.
TFOr latest Telesraphe Ntv., Gee Sd Page,
Morning and Noon Reports.
Movements OF the Rebel Army iu yir.
F f#. gInla.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-The Washington
Star Of this afternoon says: We have inform.
alton from the front representing that q consid.
erable portion Of Jackson's force 10 making its
way over the Northwestern Virginia turnpike
toward Cumberland, Nd: While inclined to
doubt the accuracy of this news, 30 far at least
as to the extent OF the rebel force marching In
that direction, If IL is true, jackson designs
seeking to divert as large Union force as he
can from the serious work now before Burnside.
The ruse is an old one Of his, which will hard
~ win this time, we apprehend.
The rebel authorities are just now bending
every nerve to strengthen their army between
the Rsppshsnnock and the Rapidan. Floyd's
entire force has been reoalled from Western
Virginia, and If not already arrived at Cor.
donsviile, will have all been gathered there In
q few days. Bragg's movements, too, have
been mysterious for more than week past. and
rebel citizens Of Virginia sincerely believe he
Is rapidly moving up by rail to join Lees army
But Tor the recent stay OF the advance of our
Army OF the Potomac, all these rebel efforts TO
strengthen their forces to meet the shook of
battle soon to come of, If the advance be not
abandoned altogether, would have been too late,
for by to day an engagement that would have
placed the throat Of Richmond and Gordons-
Vile In General McClellan's grasp, would prob
ably have been fought and won.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
France Demands Indemnity spain
Demands an Apology.

WAaHiNaroN, Nov. 13.--The French Govern
ment has demanded fulland immediate indem-
mites for all injuries inflicted upon French citi.
Eens by Gen. Butler, the immense armament
nearly ready at Marseilles being pointed to al
the commentary on the diplomatic request. Our
State Department, therefore, In announcing
that there will be no difficulties leading to d
rupture of relations, merely informs the French
Minister In advance that IL is ready to back
down to any extent from Gen. Butler's acts
and that no defense Of that officers conduct
and no adequate examination Of the French com.
plants will be made as bar to their further
effort to conciliate. ~
The Spanish Minister has addressed TO ouI
Government q demand for an apology for III,
burning Of vessel In Spanish waters by on,
of the ships Of Admiral Farragut's feet. Thi
act, IL 10 complained, was made more heinou
BY insults to q Cuban magistrate, who remon
strated against this wrong done In q neuns
port. OIL 'l a'9ia IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
sufaicIsnsIy, ExpIIcIt.

The Hon. Joel, Parker, the dating uished
Professor in the Cambridge Law School, and
universally recognised as an able publicist, is
also remarkable tor using great pIainness of
speech In giving expression to his ideas. Call
ed recently to comment on some observations
made on the "Pfoclsmation Of Freedom" BY
one OF those clergymen who imagine themselves
profound constitutional lawyers&-for no rother
reason, perhaps than they know little Or moth.
log OF theology-he writes as follows; ~
81 need hardly say that Irespect and reverence
the clergyman who gives evidence that be duly
appreciates the high ind holy nature of his
mission, And do not deny to him the right,
at the proper time and 10 the proper manner. 4
discussing important political principles But
when o clergyman aesemes TO know more Of
constitutional law than those who have spent
their lives in the investig Of its principles.
he is apt to exhibit himself as an unmltigated
asn" !" 2og G5 9"f-- iE1J g arf1'cJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15

NEW YoRK. Nov 1.-The Heralds Wash.
ington dispatch intimates that Gen. Buffers
removal is probable. '
A special to the Herald from headquarters
army OF the Potomac, Warrenton Nov. l3
says: Reports from the front are meagre: nc
news Of importance received. Our adysnc,
corps esill occupy Fayettville, four miles from
happahaInock Station. skirmishing is going
on almost continually between our advance and
sne enemy,s rear, but results are insignificant az
=, a special to the Tribune from Nashville.
NOV. 10, Gays: Reports concur that the enemy
Is accumulating heavy force at Murfreesboro.
Military authorities have no faith In these
demonstrations. They mean no more than a
cover to convey their subsistence across the
Tennessee river. The rebels will retire when
our army moves up. D.. ..-T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
What Sam Cox TbinEs the Last Oon
HHes0 Ought 60 DO. o..

The following was the concluding portion Of
one OF MIR. Cox's speeches in New York. Il
was received with uproarious applause:
"When the lsst Congress meet, after prayers
they ought to aing hymn which wac published
in the Western papers, and which he would re-
peat;
.Frpm Africa the negro came,
u And oh Congress- bless his naInel
~ Stand up, good LoYejoy, bless the day
The negro came from Afficai
Heis the object Of our love- .r.
In him We live, 10 him we moveI
For him We preach, for him ws pray
For him we meet from day 70 day. .
That oolored cuss tom Africa.
"The bearers will remove the remains while
we sing the following hymn:
with rapture, with delight you gee
This wicked cuss removed. ;"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
burnside Advancing-Desert from
the Rebel Army-HesIgnations In
the Army OF the Potomac.

the Rebel Army-Hesignation In
the Army OF the Potomac.
New YoRK, Nov. l4-The Tribun es' spscial
correspondent with B1rnside's army, tele.
graphs that on Wednesday our front was ft.
teen miles beyond the Rappahannock. south OF
Walrenton. The rebels, reported to be Stone.
wall Jackson's corps, are In strong force near
our advance.
A Lynchburg paper says that the number Of
desertions daily from the rebel army are start.
ling, and that they are often the best class oi
soldiers. IL adds: The Confederate Govern
ment is fully alive to the magnitude Of the
evil, and is enforcing tho death penalty in the
case Of every deserter.
A special to the Tribune, dated Near Kappa.
hammock Station, Nov. l3, says: A negro came
into our lines atRappahsnnock at Station and re-.
ports the outpost of the enemy In ravine op-
posite the bridge. The force consists of seven
companies Of infantry and some cavalry. At
Brandy Station, FIVE miles further South, there
is large force from LongsIeet's army. This
country has been 90 completely desolated by
war that starvation threatens the inhabitants.
Two designations in consequence OF change
OF commanders, have been reported to Gen.
Doubleday, from bis division. They we're In.
dorsed with the recommendation that the ap.
plicants be dishonorably dismissed from the
service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l4-It is ruuored that
Cen Blair will take the field in few days. at
the head Of his brigade, to cooperate In the
ley. ''Pp' wa
Gen: Carr has been ordered to assume com.
msnd 10 this district In place of Gen. David
son, who Immediately takes the Geld az the
Of the State. p'''
Adyices received at headquarters state that
zen. Sohoneld is rapidly recovering, and there
is probability that he will Immediately again
aaenme command in person of his troops.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
sH DOLLARS PEE YEAR
Invariably In Advance

and prosperity. They have tasted bitterly tho
effects OF rebellion; let them be invited oordi.
ally TO try once more the Union WIth ali tba
blessings of peace-a Union not Of destruetioo j
and ruin, but one giving to all under ia asS
protection and security In life, liberty. and
property. "A~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
Opinion OF the Attorney y.General In
Regard 90 Public Lnmds,r :

WAsHINoroN, Nov. l4.--A number of squat,
ters having recently made application to the
General Land Oaioe 10 be allowed preemption
rights Of settlement on Rock Island, in the Mis-.
sissippi river, the Secretary Of the Interior 70.
ferred 10 the Attorney. General the question
whether the island was part Of the public
lands subIectto the preemptlon laws. : The Al.
torney.G General has responded in an elaborate
opinion, in which he holds that Rock leland
having been reserved BY the Executive for mil.
itary purposes, under the authority Of the ao,
Of 1909, 10 not subject TO presmption or sale
under the general land laws OF the United
States, and that the alleged relinQuishment oi
the reservation BY the War Department in lSlS,
was Without authority, and ctherefore did, moi
operate y restore the island 70 The macs Of ne
public lsnda-the power 10 selinuuishys mill.
ttsy reservation belonging NOT to the Execd.
tive, but 70 Congress ReaIdes the importance
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15
Members of McCleilan,s Stair Under
sEEt Jh-a AFFeae. I{.E - :

TRENToN, N. j., Nov. 14.-Lieutenant.
Colonel A. p. Colborn and ]. G. Duane, of the
Engineer Corps, both belonging to the Staff Of
Gen. Mcclellan, were sent to Washington thia
morning under arrest It 10 said that the or.
ders were received by an officer of the United
States army In this city, and that the persons
named repaired at once to Washington to place
themselves at the disposal OF the authorities
A report prevails here that other members ol
McClellan's Staff are to be pus under arrest
The charges against them are unknown.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-15

in asserting the rights of the Government to
an Island so valuable for military purposes, this
opinion contains an interesting discussion of
inc limitations OF Executive power, II will
soon be published entire. -
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TIE DOYB lRDWEYr OF vI,KsBURG.

JACKSON, July 1.-THE enemy continue Smelling
VlcksLurg. The lover feet has moved up about a mile
L 4. believed that the Yankees will attempt to capture
the Arkansas, if they lose half their feet in doirg
80 The enemys loss 10 the late engagement is supposed
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