Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-04
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE ALABAMA HEARD FROM.


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companies, numbering IN all sixty men, be-
longing TO the Eighth pennsylvania cavalry,
under command oil captain wilson, VINO were
stationed at King George Court House, were at
tackled by about three hundred rebels, who
crossed the Rappahannock In small boats.
They crossed at point some distance this side
OF the Court House, thus getting In between this
command and the main body OF the cavalry.
Forty out OF the sixty maze ther escape, ana
there Is reasonto oehe'e'ha' moreoi 'hem VIII
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0ap'' wilson S among 'ne missing. hoW
many reoe's were k'''eo ana wounded Is not
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Inc enemy ie'' 'hree aeaa. onlzenS nving
:" ming "oo's' So.A9, """ ""' """ app"'"
ior suarus'o pro'ea''neir property were known
to be among the attacking party. They doubtI
less gave the information which led to the at
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Inc iolioWing oroer was issued to-day oy
General Burnside. All Others who may be
guilty of such gross neglect of duty will thus
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
Camp near Falmouth, Dec. Q, 1859.
General Orders, No. l9O.ZCaptain George
Johnston, Third Pennsylyania cavalry, while
In charge of cavalry picket, on the 28th of
November, having BY his negligence, after re-
peated warnings from his commanding officer,
permitted his party to be surprised by the enc
my and himself and number of his officers
and men to be captured, is, subject to the ap-
proval of the President Of the United States,
dismissed the service for disgraceful and un-
oflcer-like conduct. The commanding gene
raj hopes and believes that a lack of discipline
In the regiment and brigade to which this off,
Ger belonged did not warrant him In SO gross a
neglect Of duty.
By command of Maj. Gen. BURNSIDE.
LEWIS RICHMOND, A. A. Gen.
A aag of truce was sent over the river this
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morning Tor the purpose OF conveying two
daughters Of DIR. Sylvester Conway, of Freder-
icksburp.
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D''e'soi' ''o"i '"' 'soei' Commune W "''"o
daily. They represent their army as being very
destitute, particularly in clothing. No salt
,o.o, hoe h.on ,ssrod s,nca tbev ,af, Marv,a,d
meat mas 'een 's'u'u sineo 'ney 'e' mar y'a.u.
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such soldiers as were without shoes make moe
casins from the raw hides. otberwise do dutv
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oApE RACE pee' o'-lne s'ea'hsniP enina,
from Liverpool, on the 22d OF November, passed
here ON Monday afternoon. .....
I'll. Irn,,od s,o,es rr,oa,e sara,oga arrival a,
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Lisbon on the lth ultimo.
The intelligence of the removal of Gen. Nc
Clellan from the command of the army of the
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The London Times saws this is the first effect
Of the elections on President Iinco,n a.. Nc.
cleiian Is sacrihced 10 political Jealousy and
by the party In power he being known to be q
conservative and opposed 10 the violent acts of
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