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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. MCCLELLAN
His Farewell Order 10 the Arn,y-Enihusi-
asrn OF the Soldiers.
WAsHIs0Tor, Tue.dsy. Nov. II

wAsHrsoros. Tue.d.y Nov II Ieo,
Malor-Gen. Mcclellan and personal staff left War
reu,on al II 20 day. On reaching WarTenton June
ton, a salute was fred. The troops, which had
been draws up in line aflefward broke ranks, when
the soldiers crowded around him. aud many eagerly
called for u few porting words. lie said in response
y hilc en- The platform Of tho railroad depot:
"I wish YOU 10 stand by burnside you have
stood by me, and all will be well. Good bye"
To this there Was a spontaneous and enthusiastic
response. Tie troops were aeo drawn uP in line
at Brislw Station and Mnnqssas Junction, where
sautes were ftei, and where Mcclellan was CON-
plimentod with cnthuEasiic cheers.
The party arrived here this afternoon just in time
20 take tbe O'Clock train II ears ior Tfouton The
cars being detained owing 20 some impcdimeui on
the track Gen. Mcclellan was recognized by the
many soldiers qua tired IN that vicinity, when he
was greeted with Oft repeated chcen.
Tie following farewell order was read 70 the
troops compost z ,ae Army Of the Potomac ye,is.
DAY morning ess parade:
UY.pQrsrTYHs or rIfr AMY ~ Tar PorpsAc.(
C,pF sE.H hrcroHroRs Va Nov q 100;
Cgrfys and s0iffrfT ~ hr 1ymBJ re Prf,"dr
An order of tic President Govolycs upon Major
Gen. Burnside ih. command u. 'is army. Ia part
inc from yOu, | cannot express ir love and gfHli-
tude bear 20 y0u. As an army, YOU have ~ 80
up under ny care. In You have never found
doubt ar cli!n,ss, The battle you have iouB"i
nader NY coumald will proudly live ia ouf M
tion- history. .
The pl5y YOU have achieved, our mutual perila
and fAueucs, d. graves Of 0ul comrades 'illln ~
battle and b, -case the broken i0rme OF those whom
wounds and sickness have disabcd-ihe strongert
as,ociafions which can exist among men--unite us
sull by on iadssoluble tis We siall ever be
comrades in supporting the Constitution OF oui
country aud tho nationality oi its people.
OEO. y. MCCLELLAN. MDoF-0rn u 3 a.
Bairiaong. Tuesday, Eov. n-S:l0 pm.
Gen. Mcclellan has STARVED. He goes through
70 Philadelphia Immediately.
PnLADELriuA. Tnesday, Nov. II. l3i2-
band Of music 10 ia attendance at the Baltimore
depot, 10 receive Gen Mcclellan. lie will reach
there about niSoight, and ii is believed be will pro-
ceed Immediately by special train 10 Treuion, N. j.
TREsTos, Tuesday. koV. II, 1902.
Gen. Mcclellan will arrive here al a. m. Of The
l2th. Preparations have been made to extend him 1
proper reception.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
.Narfsssi Lsun-y.3O Bon 10.

PROPOSALS will be received a, Ills Dsrsr.n,sr, sst
O'Clock Of MONDAY tbs 18th inst and then opeued fof
THIRTEEN MILLIONS. FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS tsia4aosso)-beins the whole snoun.
of 40 TBREE'YEARs' BONDS su.hori.sd BY law, and
remaining undi'possd Of Offers for any amount not less
than Bond Of Fhy Dollars will bs considered bu, the
Department will be at liberty to decline s proposal, not
REGARDED {" advantageous to the Government
TEN PER CENT of each amount offered mu,. b.
deposited with ASSISTANT TREASURER, and will b.
forfeited Of acceptance Of proposal and ponpsymsrs
Of the bssnce within days from date Of notice of scce
All deposits Of proposals not accepted win
be Immediately returned to the oaersrs
On receiving deposits the Assistant Tressuers wi when
any deposit may be made, issue DUPLICATE CERTIFI-
Gates the original Of which he will dsvey the oHsssr
BY whom must be sent with his proposal to the Secretary
Of tho Treasury.
No proposal will BE- considered In absence Of such csA
css will any proposal be received ster twelve o'clock
Of the day 6Isd for tho opsning
g. p. CHASE Secretary Of the Trsssn-y.
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uEs-.E- ssE Exxsg1
DIED.

cOoyF-In ,hi- city on Monday nov TO- John son Of
Rietsfl d. ind lula Cooke ssed il months sud 10 dp'
CORDEE-si wpLinsion. y; C.. on rhar'tsy, Soy. 8.
Ihous. order o. Company ~ I'm Nrsmci' Ne"'i of~
Volunteers ttnsiHeersl, sgd - years
cORB.T-In di ci.y. Monday, Nov. 10. LiloiiA vile
OF John Goblet eyed .. ears
tb. city. on Monday. Nov H. soplia D
sia. 81 Nm IT, Ch,esi,n end she. o. he late Cor.
neii., Oall.y ia the iiih year o.. hsi age
DTHNFA A-On 1ues,sy Nov -, Jem.ma widow 81 the late
Cofurlu, nuryei 10 ihe 'ath wear OF Der 20 . ,.,
pe reris aud ttitcs irvicl 20 attend b.! flueA 5.
ou Nsdarsisy lneraoon - O'Clock Iron. ne e .
h,r ton-n-aw III Slot ie"a' no b. lhsS ''0'''
Is.s Island pa?rr, phase copy.
DnEIY - In hi. ,y. on Monisy' Noy II, V,ihn,iss
ofI.An Hogan, asci - yraff
riscH-on rns.say morning Nov n aner ,hoh il'ne"'
Il May. youn-c.i deushler ol Miles and A''y fM'n
- a,.s5, ,'r vi,'d to at,srd tho funeral Thurday
nornils 4 10 oo3ck. from Eighty 'uat siee' oANo
IAYToS-ou siiufi,y. Nov. 8. Henry Layton ST. !"
McuoNALD-in ui, city. on Sandy Nov. 9. Michael
McD.us.d s,'i - ycarp.
M,EyERs-on Saturday. Nov O. Seaman. younses. dansh
tcf ol Daniel aud Mafia MoEse.s, oscd year, n'0H''
uFADy-in MI. city. or Monday Nov. 10 Mr Abraham
Meade late merchant Of THE city, aged % ye't' .
OLIVER Suddenly. ON Friday. Oct q, 1867 george r.
Oliver aged % ycsrs. month and q deys
His roilaius were Inferred la Greenwood
PREuss Son Saturday hoy Dobese The beloved 'i',e
Of Idwad rrcu. OF Land Nursicu, Kingdom oi Hanover
AGED % yoars. 10 months and 10 days
PARKER-ln this city, siuFJy Nov g. John s. Parker
son OF Eugene Parker
PINCKNEY-On Saturday, Nov. O. Phobe wife Of sa,ta
n. Piackney.
ROBINsON-On Monday, Nov. TO- at the Union.pace Hotel
susie NJ, daughter Of the late James Robinson.
Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
the fuuora from ST. Marks Church. Tenth and Second
avenue, on "Wednesday afternoon at; O'Clock;
SUOTWELL-Of Hpope1y, in tho City Of New-Yolk. OF
Tuesday Nov II, Mr. Jehn Shotwell, In tho 10th year
his ags.
The notice Of the funeral will be announced this evening
tomorrow morning
typhoid fever Theophlus Stebbns OF David Sebbns
formerly Of Hartford Conn, In the 22i Of h
sTOUVENEL-In this city. on Monday Nov 10, Charlie
| stouvenel. aged 30 years, 9.months and days
sPEEli-At Paaic, n. j. Monday. koy. TO- Of dropsy
| Burnet V. Speer aged ~ years.
THOMAS On Monday Nov 10, David Thomas, IT,. G
Thomas Iron Company, at HokeEdiuqua Pa, In the 70
year OF his aye. -
The funeral will take place from the residence OF his brother
Samuel Thomas. Friday, at p ~ The friend OF ia
| fsmily In general respectfully invited TO attend
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
To the Associated Press.
ED. TOWNSEND. As.ist.u. Adj Gen
THE TAX ON ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has de-
eded in regard to the tax on advertisements, that
the last prov.fo of Section rs of the Excise law,
empts newspaper whose circulation does not ex-
ceed two thousand copies from all taxes on sdyor-
tiscments aud the last proyiso but Of the came
section exempts tho receipts for advertisements TO
the amount OF 81 600; consequently they will be
assessed only on the excess over one thousand, and
then only when their whole circulation exceeds two
thousaud coiies.
SILLY REPORT CONTRADICTED.
The Agent Of the Associated Press is authorized
by the Secretary Of State and Secretary Of the Treaf
ury to say tLst the reports Of Cabinet dyisons upon
the measure Of the Administration, which have
gained some currency, are altogether groundless.
This currency was only in a scandaloua Secession
paper in New-York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
OUR NAVAL OPERATIONS HN Tr1E
GULF.
Hear Admiral Fnrrngu,'s Oidef"i Report
-Gaives.on, Corpus Christi, md Sabine
Civ, nad Adjacent Waters in Our Pos
aession.

wAsnixgroy Tuealoy. Nov. II. 1861
The Navy Department has received vo'uinnonS
diana eles from Rear Admiral Farragut, dated Pen
sacola Bay, Oct -. After stating that Galveston,
Corpus Christi, and Sabine City, and the adjacent
waters are now in our possession he says:
A short time ago sent down the coast OF Texas
Ac,ino Volunteer Lieut.. j. W. Kltindge, with the
bark Arthur the little steamer Sachcm, and launch,
9Th which force no said he could take Corpus
Christi and the waters adjacent, whence we heard
~ 20 many small craft running 70 Havana.
lie succeeded very well, took The place MADE
sev,raI CAPTURES. and compelled the enemy 10 burn
se,eral of their vessels; but on o1e occasion ven
tnrinc ON shore with his small-boat, bo was eur
ronnded snd taken prisoner and carried TO houston,
,Yhere tbov paroled bin on condition That he sho"d
go North and not serve until regularly exchanged.
next seh, the KensnBon. AcIins M'"leI
Crocker commandDg with The Rachel L'anan AZ"
a launch, with howiler, to Sabine Faso' he, i0o'
succeeded well. He found al tn' par one oi lhe
mortar schooner., icary james, Acting @ssler iel-
nmgton. Commanding. whom he inV'el 70 t".e :,
rart with BIN, which h. C!i, and secpft.n. -
Acting Muster croket's report, performer Dis w! d!
with gfeat credit
They iook the lori pn1 are sal going e.'ea4 Lle.y'
having taken GeVcral piizes, one c. wAicl anNc'
here ye,teIdAy with Dispatch.
! 1 next eent Com. kenHhaw with tie gum na'
Owss,o, Harriet Lane. Clit1.. sai Wy1tAeld. u
4
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News from, tho south-Thc Rebel Force nj
Gsire-son -- Expedition 10 20 up the
mi-aissippi Block ndc Of Nerfoih.

ToAtHau nosHox Nov. 10. 1904
Tie navy supply steamer Rode Island arrived
here Lac, night from Galveston When she lofi, the
place WAS held by our gunboats, n small body Of
cavalry being tie ouly Rebel force In tho vicinity.
Cen Butler was on The point Of leaving New
Osleans with an expedition up the wee, siio Of the
Iver for the capture Of place Of conniderab!e ian
p9riaacc.
There waa no change in ahairs at Mobile or other
points aiong the coast. II wns generally believed
tia, the Rebels had iron-clads building at Charles
Ton. Savannah. Mobile and Apallchi'ola, the one
ai the llrior place being Of Formidable description.
The steamers Atlantic, Arago, and Thames arli' ed
lerc last night, having on board tie II ~. New
Yoik. CDl T.. y. Smith, i2sth Hesg York, Col
Cowle- ll1th Now-YOfk, Col. Liitlcjohn, llnth
Ncw-Iork Col. Chapin.
II i. understood that Jhese regiments, which form
pert Of the force yet 70 arrive, viii go into iem-
psInry eocanrrent AT NowpoTi Aowa.
n scems tha, the blockade OF Norfolk continues ~
be a question Of difference, not only betSr,n tie
Army and Navy authorities here bat iuorg The
ID ririueuia u Washing oH. H. "a m!iniai-ed Dy
tie Army that u a quesii3 ihtt h"l1nrs 10 thhi
branch u The service ard that ls Norfolk wa. one
of le rors included l toe ilockading iroclira alton
Of The re.i4snt 20 Il should rcmalu, until iormaly
executed. Ia order 20 enforce rpiiiy Tie h)cfidr
the Navy claim 10 inspect all boats ana Veere's
whatever, army tTausiOfta ns "oii as thc i''ll Oh
which il is alleged c1ntrnbaud goods ats taken INTO
Norfolk. nominally for legitimate tradc, bni really
for the benefit Of the Rebels. II "a unqueaiionahy
true tIai owing TO the way things have been con-
ducied at the front door tho Rebels have been sup
rlying themselves with goods 10y the back dcor iof
which the administration OF affairs IN that city .as
been specially favorable. In iac, there is nothing
more patent than that there has been great loose
nets particular aud general, ia thh regard; ana
though The Government has made certain attempt,
TO remedy it, aud though tho supply has been di'
minished the result has been to divide the stream
INTO several small ones, rather than complete
stoppage.
rc,umcd her station at Newport News.
The son of Major Woniz, Superintendent OF The
Norfolk and Suffolk Railroad, young man aged
about 20 years, while engaged IN uncouplng two
earn to-day in ,he streets Of Norfolk, was run oyei
and instantly killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
MARRIED.

RUCHASAS-nFfD-At Elizabeth. n. j.. On Monday, Nov.
To- by the Rev Dr. Magic David buchanan OF New
Guy to rro eldes, daughter Of the late M Reid esq
No caTda
BARK REALOW-DICKEY-A, Peterson. y. j.. on Tuesiay
No, IL by the Rev. Nm. IA. uornbl0ssr. ID. ID, John
swsuwoat Barka.ow to Esther, daughter Of WiAsm
Dlak-y. go. No cagds
CHFTWOOD-EYYFS-fn Calvary Church on Tuesday
No. H. by the Ros. Hobart Chotvood. Major G. thet
wood " = A. and Eleanor b.. eldest daughter Of Major
General T. ksy.a
Wednesday. Nov. ;. by tbs Ray. N
Brusie Nj Merritt sani, of M-mar0neck 70 Miss Chloe
Aan Jofdsn Of Cro,on n. Y.
WALKER-HALsET--At Bridge Hampton. Long Island.
At th. Pf..byt@iAn Church by the Rev. rhcs NJ Grey.
Wm walker of BfiJs-poF Conn. to Mary T., daughter OF
Hanson Topping ESQ.
WARD-BUHKE ER--On Monday Nov. 10 By the Rev. Thos.
81 Peters. Henry o.. Wssd. OF Shsl shan, China 20
Mi,. 0eofslaua n. Bunker Of tlis city.
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take Galveston. which he did in tbs sbJrtest time,
aud without the IOes of a man. Ii appears that the
iirst shot from the Owasco exploded directly over
the heads of the men at and around the big gun,
their main reliance, and the encmy left Nag OF
for surrender wore made, which took place on the
9th ins'. Corpus Christi and the adjacent waters
are still held by the Sachem and other small vessels
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The Guilty Officers Dismissed In
Disgrace.
The Order Relieving General Mcclellan.
GEN, BuRNSIOE'S FIRST GRAND REVIEW
ooutemptible Exhibition of Spite.
The Distribution of Prize Money.
WAR GAZETTE.
zHr HaRrrn's FERRY suRRrSDER-1HE GUILTY

THE HARPER's FERRY sURRENDER-THE GUILTY
OFFICERS DISMISSED FROM THE SERVICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTAST GESERALs OFFICR,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1S3.-FirSt; The Mill
-tary Commission of weh MejorGen David Hunter United
stses Volunteers President, appointed to meet in the City
of Washington the 25th Of September pursuant Special
Order No 225 OF sept 23 1902 investigate the cifcun
stances of the abandonment Maryland Hshts and the
render Of Hspers Ferry have reported that Col Thomss H.
Ford OF the sd Ohio Volunteers conducted the deiense OF
Maryland Hights without ability abandoned his position
without sufficient cause, and has shown throughout such
lack Of military capacity dsqu.y him. in the essma
tion of tho Commission for command in the service. The
ssd Col Thomas H. Ford Is by direction Of the President
dismissed from the service Of the United States.
Second The Commission having reported that the behavior
Of the 10th NewYork Infantry dsrsccfu sud that
Major William II. Baird for his bad conduct, ongh TO be
dismissed. the said Major Baird Of the l26h NewYork
Volunteers by direction Of the President dismissed oin
tbs service Of the United States.
TAnd The Commission having reported that Brig
Julius White T. s. Volunteer acted with decided cspbiy
and courage aud merits its appreciation and having found
nothing ia the conduc, Of hs subordinate officers brought
before the Conn'sion they released from arrest and
viii report for duty.
Fourth The Military Commission. Of which Maj Gen
Hunter is President is dissolved.
BY order of the Secretary Of War.
ORDER TO FACILITATE TRANSFORMATIONS.
WAX DEPAKTnEST ApJUTAST-GRSEsALs OsFiCE,
WAsHINGFON, Nov. l0, 1904
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 3S.-Commanding officers
Of troops along the United States Military Railroads will .ve
ell facilities officers Of the roads and the Quarternses
fr loading aud unloading to prevent delay On
arrival the depots whether In the day night the
will be ns antly unlosded and working p,es will always
be IN readiness for that duty aid sufficient to unload the whole
train at
Commanding officers will be charged with guarding the
track si5ng wood tanks Ge within their severt
Commands and will bc held responsible for the result Any
military officer who shall neglect bis duty In this respect will
be reported by the QusremSrs and officers the railroad.
aud his will be stricken from the rolls Of the Army.
Depo al DO established a; suitable points under the dsc
ton Of the Commanding general and properly guarded No
ocef Whatever may be his rank. viii interfere with the
1nnning the directed b the superintendent, Of he
road Any who inerfsTes win be dismissed tie
service for dsobodience Of ordeTs.
BY order Of TIE Secretary OF War.
j.. ID. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adj 1iaut- General
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

WrsrcnrsTrr COUNTY EELEcTioS RTuRNs-
We Yesterday sent reporter 10 White Plans 70
obtein fe result Of the official canvass. The Board
of Supervisors dil not, However complete 'h''f
work Mr.. Hiram p. R0weI'. Clerk OF the Coanly'
kindly furnished our reporter villa The ioNo"ng
foouuaa nom the olEcia. table,:
w,A,vonl. 5,,a5. gcyllour. 1885 seym'a'i maj'hiJ
c.. s-r,,--Iisisit QItiou), 57s2 saa.il dfdl 90
gsai,,d tle,nJ 1Js0. EaIiofda tI1uty. l'N .
suuosat,-Joba w hut (voal as' ,'eN a''i''"1
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SPECIAL Nollles.

Ngw-YoRK, Nov 10, 1862.
Ilnior III. RObins0ni . DEAR SiH-Havinz heard oi
vou patriotic The people OF the loyal Stas
IL the duty and nrresy Of furnishing tho Government WIN
g its and moro efficient cavalry force than we now have
field es aso OF you intention in devotion 70 this object
10 lecture on the subject throughout this and other States We
would pisasrd &C. previous to your departure you wOu'
consent deliver your lecture a sone convenient he oo
fote sn audience ia this Cty.
We arr very respectfully your nos obeditnt snty1nt.
GEORGE OpDYkE, HENRY w, bEbLV"S'
~ ~ SaNDEORD WILLIAM HALL.
NJ .flrn N Y N. O. Rris -uen. 81 Brig n. i. r. q.
a. n Asror MlLIFIr GIBBS,
ciispTFs II splCER PETER COOpER.
NJ, .C.n l.t Iifig n. j. M.O h H. MCGukDf,
g'u NhLsHALL, CHARLES YATES.
uo, GsoReR OFnvgE Mi .Geu. &. W. S)NDFpRD VIZ Is.
k.rou esq iH1ES CnoPi.R, csl., anJ cihoiN.
Gr.rirfHA. With many nctrow.. II HsuAr = your 900 !
All e .aus iuyitalor deliver my l. Csytfy hept
au suei,ubc ia tA city, ilAe lss m advising yo. ta
M deliver lie ,aIufo ~ tAo Oolf "a In rttr,e, o DbAN
EvENlkd ih ini. io' tAS beneh. vi .o Uri.eA 'tsss
'Wlire IL sse I coutl' On aaA o,ssu., ro..l.a,
Oea. casa. you y %. o0siir.. sprst -, -.
is LJplN}la
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..x-vo,,, 0nIcisI Cnnyns..

TK0Y n. Y. Tuesday, Nov. II, lSb2,
Rensselaer, County lOhicialj j-Seymour, ,9Vyi
Wadsworth 93J. For Congess-Griswold l'em.b
$780, Dodd tRep.). q lfO.
RivrH HrAp, l.. l.. Tuesday. Nov. H. isC'.
Suffolk County lOaiciall-Seymoar majority m
%, JOnes's, 100.
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The iJGih Ncw-Yorls Regiment.

KrsGsros N Y, Tuesday, Nov. II. 1862
The l5G,h New-York Volunteers, Col. Erastus
Cooke. LETT here this evening for New-iork.
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Tsnssacbusesis Eiection-A. M. Eice Elected
TO Congress.

Bosros Tuesday. Nov. II, 1862
An error has been discovered in tho first count OF
the votes of the lid Congressional District, which
olecta Hon. a. H. Rice TO Conge's Ia place OF Mr.
Sleeper by twelve majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12

WINTER BALMORALs.-Ladies' CANTRELL
has tho best Winter BsoTs Manufactured, and he IL under
seins everybody ct bis store No 8l3 Broadway Secure
comfort and health crafty yonr taste for the beautiful and
practice economy by dealing at his establishment
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
Cure for Pin Worms.
lllIitarn Nollees.
Rinir Lighf Inran.ry.

Blair Lighf Inran.ry.
THIRD REGIMENT MEhC4iANIs bhlt spS.
yIth Seuaorial District Nsw-York
heedguarters. No. o93 Brosdw,y
isoIa A. STEVENSON
,...."ChAaLEs t1ay posg
M es.sn. has been sa:Ioied bsh by Mo.s.
aud by tho War Department at "sshinson, 70 svs b
riospstvs popul, expedition rse peealns comforts. and
facilities offered 6y this Is:aspt G1a % sIi DC o.s1y or
stnsaton Roony sud ba.taek' have seer pfovioee
bern pronounced ono os the sne,, 10 the s,ae by tho
AL information concerning O'an'
ties SO may be had At headquarters.
Wanted for the Unitees states in she south
Industrious sud skilled Blscksnhs Ho-,s END Miesnos
ssdds: ID a s .S es Ssd oae so and
fee passage Alemployees are req sd ~ aga
discharged Ceisease & character aud aaALscations re-
qHrsl t,spqabG psssa or s 20 secure SS ;s
Broadway SfrxS5I S HotABRD a% CO.. q . s. .s5A
New-YoTk state sharp M ROW; row
LAND Colonel eouasndns-t9y E,ss,sa,
for mou.hA BY or5sr Of tho War Depsn Shsrp
Ss sf ohs 90 srsash Of he ssvlo osr Scat 70
tho riioSaen Of Nss. York ,.nr,, ,,.
ARshsP ARNhsP Bbhaesxsss bhass xSsss'ai isi iiIs..s.a.
Recruiting officers Ne. % 3d.av New.fotk
Geasrsl Hsa5qaArtera No. 81 Wh.test. new,io1M
The National War Comrs,stee Of si,e Cihasas
S,s.ion ia behalf Of ne CoRCO1AN LEGION for cou.Ss
sn in a OF the ssders Tho Committee have oeen 'oa
Aat large numbss enlisted in ts Legion uats inc I = IN.
ou authorised by the Committee thst tue sh
dupol the Committee wosld enable . pay ssss ea
bounsy OF $50 but these funds hsvs been oas n.-
haused Under these crcuAstsnees tf eon'iS ~ an.
10 the public fol contributions sPee ely -, ~ bs
sodIers Such contributions may b, sent ~ suEMt All
Fipance Committee, consisting Q, viiYfAGM o.
| ENigHr, RICHARD D. LkrHnor WwILLiAM a
IaNRepT HENRY w I. MALL ana W t,snaai,t.iy
naPilNn Inv whom the fun5s received WI. % nav Yorx
NSn.aJ d, The 40 iiers who naye thus chs.rpan
Nov q, 1902. y Iso"
p.,a,o,s. Pay, county oiouey' 0e'' s0"'''"
PROMPTLY and on the Lowest terms tMs.@SpJ,N No % Piues
Refers, 10 Shepherd Knapp esl tho hev :, v.
p.n,Ioys- eOO Bounty, and Pay Procursa On, sh' . 80 49,
,,Ifar tn7iisSs Sailors aRl the RsiA N sa'" ~"'
deoe''0'" pMyrrILErON, GILBERT CANT.
Al their Collection O'hee
=, -, p-..,..,v fFriuity Buadi1gl Ns~.IotS
~ hy,ne,s done aner thi' dae. charges WI % ~
ionow Soldiers, ard Saiors Pay lea 'hla %, :,
on,, Al whea oses Sso la amount :. Pc, gu W -
r,sa ,.,,fv f,r r-itssea
- Of dee,,ss "a Soldiers, d pss eo u 7 - Z,
E,, .fooulsns Peaaos. IA, Gov ,-.-as y, " y ,ma
ssuI iac,ssug Geo. ssaap, lot a11 b''A V ''''
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FASHIONABLE PHRENOLOGY.-What is tech
ncay termed hne hesd for Il generally to be do
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manjing the post at Fort McIIeury, is TO take the
position filed by Gen. Wool. grows out of the cir
cumstance that he is TO hold the command until Gen.
Schenck is we'll enough TO take it, Within day or
two Gen. Schenck has suffered slight relapse
JOHN Mitchell WITH THE REBELs.
Richmond letter in The Chorieaon Mcrcury
says that John Mitchell is soon to oia tho Rebel
army.
TIE MCCLELLAN RESERVATIONS.
One of your best correspondents with the army
who had heard much from the staff officers about
designations in consequence Of Gen. McClellans re-
uoval, aitr assituous inquiry at Warrenton dscoy-
cred that Just two Captains aud two LeuIenanls
have rendered their designations.
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENTS FAMILY.
President Lincoln and family returned to the
White Honse to-day, from their Summer residence
at the Soldier Home.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. BANKS.
Gen. Banks left for New-York to-iay.
GEN. wADSwoRTH INVITED TO THE FRONT.
Gen. Wadswor,h is in the front, having gone
thither for two or three days on the invitation OF
Gen. Burnside, who will probably arrange com
mand for him.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPrTAL.
Ihe Following deaths OF soldiers have occurred
in the hospitals tere since our lsst publication:
A. Brown. @, u ~ Y EDgs Serg, A. W. Hsyes ID, ~ Pa
C. Olmsiesd II. II Conn. Dcvno f.. 20 ~ Y
Isaac Minor ;. 1870 NJ Y j.. J. Brown X, SIN. Y.
Jessie y Hubiler 4, Jl Pa Thos. ID. Davis h Ill Pa.
Chas 4. Wood. X, N II. Sorg +. Curly. r.. 2T Ind
d. ii. Dursnd, X. 20 Mich. Lewis SLsngcr 4. 81 ~ Y.
Serg. T.. z. Slsde, q, spa Cav Henry Sauit J. 5N Y
M. NJ spaudng {, 10 Mass. Corp Il. J. Lane A. ID. G.
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday Nov. II. 1902
THE ORDER RELIEVING GIN. MCCLELLAN.
The following Is the text of the order relieving
Gen. Mcclellan Of his command, and appointing his
successor:
WAR DErARTwsST, Ap,srsyT GFsFRAL's OFFICE,
NysniSGros. Nov. 5. 1902 )
GRSRgAL ORDERs No 1872: BY direction Of the President
OF the United States It is ordered that Major General Nc
Clelsn be relieved from the command Of tho army Of the
Potomac, and that Burnside take tho command
Of that army.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War