Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-27

OSiSu uil dU0GIit OiHCCio W lOiulh
to their command immediately.
His headquarters are at Warren
ton.
Hunter returns as commander
of the Department of Carolina.
RICHMOND, Nov. 1.-THE order
removing Mcclellan is dated 9Th
inst, and reads, "by direction Of
tie President of the United States,
it is ordered that Maj. Gen'l Nc
CIeilan be relieved from the COM
mand of the army of the Potomac,
and that Maj. Gen'l Burnside take
command of that army BY or
der,of the Secretary of War.
The New York Herald's War
renton correspondent says: The re-
moval was entirely unexpected by
every body here. Tears course
down McClellan's classic feature :,
and Burnside, with his stout, heavy
form, wept like sorrowing child.
There they sat and wept. Burnside
was, at first disposed to decline as
Stunning the command.
:; s Mcclellan in his farewell adj
dress to the army says: ''In part
/ ing from yon, | cannot express the
love and gratitude | bear to YOU.
). As an army, you have grown up
under my care. In you | have
: never. found doubt or GOODNESS"
He says they ''are still united by
t an indissoluble tie, and will ever be
7 comrades in supporting tie consti-
: tuition of the country, and the ma
tionality of its people
l At the New York democratic
meeting, John Van Buren, said that
+ Mcclellan was removed because
: he was a democrat, and that Burn
: side is put in as an intermediate
e between Mcclellan and some abo-
: .lition General that is to be put at
tAe head of the army hereafter.
]; a dispatch from Mcclellan to
>. Gen. Meiss, dated en- the 18th Of
y October, says he forcsaw 10 time
when an army Of over one hun
D dred thousand men will not call
: fur clothing and other articles.
t RicHMoND, Nov. lS.-Gov. Nor
gan and Collector Barry visited
~ Washingten, to urge adequate and
immediate protection for New YORK
jharbor. The requisite orders we. G
c issued.
n Some of the most, prying Of the
: Washington correspondents assert
t that the condition of foreign rela
itions is threatening, and especial
= ~ with France and Spain. sd.
u . The draft in Wisconsin was re
! sisted in Aseenkee county by .
l mob, who destroyed the draft be4
and rolls, and attacked the private
j residences OF several prominent cit
S liens. a ga ,t I'll
e. Gen. Mcclellan is proposed fol
o the vacant Senatorship in New
|, Jersey. y A. complimentary dinner
will be rendered him in New York
r A temporary five per cent. loan
: of twelve millions is asked for. BY
Chase, and has been filled up by
n the New York banks, and nearly
!. the whole paid in. 1t is reported
that Chase fastened this negotla
< ton, because of demands upon the
government by European power
y which might lead to grave complf
S cations. .,.- 3s.e
: The Washington correspondent
: of the N. Y Times says the
French government has demanded
S, full indemnity for all injuries III
s ficted upon French citizens by Gen
3 Butler, and that the State Depart
n ment is ready. to back down to any
extent from Buffers acts; also thai
\ the Spanish minister has demand
i ed an apology fr. the burning Of
p vessels in Spanish waters by one
t of the ships of Falragut's feet
t A Washington dispatch to The
n. Y. Tribune, dated the 18th
II says: Adpices from France though
= couehed in the most compliments
S ry language of the politest Cour
e etiquette, are really OF a serlou:
mature and presented Cur Govern
o ment two alternatives, either wa
e with France or unqualified repu
e diation of all the acts of Genera
n Butler.
}; The. London Times says that il
d the Democratic party of the UNI
|, ted States lives the only hope OF
d peace in America.
+ Upratio SEYMOUR. Democratic