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, 1862-03-13

u The frowning batteries Of Center
vile Heights are found to have been made
up Of wooden guns-1ike those Of Nun
sons Hill and at Harper's Ferry, last SUM-
mcr. It is said that our troops cried for
ve1y sha1nc On seeing the hollow imposi-
, 1862-03-13
Gen. HAl1eeks4 Congratulations AMA
OFaern.-CaPture: of 4 Guerilla


Gen. HAl1eeksa Congratulations and
OF6eIN-CaPture. Of 4 Gaer1il&
Chief
ST. LOUIS, March ia special from Rolla
to-day says: Wild Bill Price. the desperate
chief of a guerilla band Of rebels, has been
taken prisoner, and is now In custody At
Springfield.
Curtis:
"I congratulate you and your command On the
glorious victory juet gained. Ton hxTe proved
Eou1seIvesas brave in battle as enduring IN htsue
and hsrdshfp. grateful country VII honor Jon
for both. Il. r. HAI1xcK, Major General"
No further particulars Of the fight at Sugar
Greek hare been received.
The following Is general order issued this
evening:
isOfscial notice having been received that the
Secretary OF the Treaeufy has adopted
for cconetciN intercourse with States heretofore
fu rebellion against the United States those 9f
military character gronlste9 u q General ~ Xfqe1 a1
rent ee1iee, from thsse headquarters, are hereo!
.Isy order ef MA1o1-Gen. HALLzcK-"
, 1862-03-13

e# The rebels have fallen back to Cor
donsyil!c, 1870 miles from Manassas, and at
the junction Of the railroad to Richmond.
Our scouts have penetrated as far as Cul-
reper c. A., half way from Manassas to
the net; rebel lines.
, 1862-03-13

For fear that some SnaIleyDT should SET
up growl at the TRIBUNE, in anticipation |
of scorching editorial in our columns,
1eprobating the strategy which suffered
the rebels to escape from Manassas, with
out gun being fred at their rear, We take
tits occasion to declare that it is no part Of
cur intention to say any harsh or unkind
things about 1t. We know, to be sure,
that Napoleon would have put his foot On
one of his Marshals who had permitted an
enemy to run away from him In that way;
but welnow too that the President, though
Chief, is not yet a Napo-
leon, and the country is by this time, we
think, fully aware that the late Generalin-
Chief is neither a Mnssena, Launes,
Or Ney; 80 We see no chance Of
getting comparison that shall be
at once historic and correct, We
know, also, that the roads have been
ruy muddy for ever so many months
but as they dried up in about an hour after
The rebels left, SO as to permit our advance
guard to occupy the nests Of the last Of
the rebel regiments before they we're cold,
We do not want to be impious, and accuse
providence Of fostering the rebel cause ;
sohere, ,too.we are estopped. Our dispatches
say that when the Council Of War, to de-
fermiue whether to advance OF not, was in
session, On Saturday, and while the mega.
tive vote Was being cast, The flight Was
x7oinr on- but that will Of course 70 fol
, 1862-03-13
CHICAGO THURSDAY, MARCH *13, 1852. ::

opposed to the present Csasatadon.: The IL
legged cause Of this is che eet3oa Of the Con-
gentlemen have, no doub*s ether causes for
discomfort. Z ,:.ss:. .-.,.
Tic Convention has dedlEA4 to mske six
teen Judicial circuits only, snzte>d:of twenty
eight, as at present.
The Supreme Court ClerSs are to be elected
for six yeare. J.,
Mr. Thornton moved to Eeconsider the vote
by which the Conventions c0neuI1ed in 80
much Of the apportionmeat article, as relates
to Cock county. Mr.. Fuller hoped the recon-
sideration would be allowed and tried. The
further consideration Of the motion lays over
till Tomorrow =
, 1862-03-13

EE All is quiet at Fortress Monroe, but
Assistant Secretary Tox (of the Navy tele-
graphs that the Monitor is ready and wait
ing fer another and still more desperate
encounter with the Me1rimac, when one or
The olhcr shall 20 to the bottom.
, 1862-03-13
Republican Triumph La New HAnP.
AhIre " JNNk m pfedleked.,,

NEW YoRK, March 1a,--The result Of the
New hampshire election, il one hundred and
2299S; Stark Democrat) 20,400; Wheeler,
1,042. It is believed that Coy. Berry's ma
jo1ity over al viii be l,5W. The Republican
majority in the House will be from 50 to Is.
The Republicans hare also probably elected
five Councillors.
CONCORD, N. H., March 12.-135 towns give
Berry IS IT; sterk, 20, ,o34; Wheeler 1,os3.
, 1862-03-13

WASHINGTON MarcA ILL., 165-. J.
PRESIDENTS WAR ORDER, No. 3--Major
General Mcclellan having personally taken
the field at the head Of tile army Of tile Poto-
mac. until otherwise ordered, he is relieved
from the command Of the other military de-
pariments, he retaining the command Of the
department. Of the Potomac.
Ordered further, that the two Departments
now under the respective commands Of Gener-
ais Halleck aud Hunter, together with SO much
Of that of Gen. Buell. which lies west ofa north
and south line Indefinitely drawn through
Knoxville, Tenn, be consoiidated and deslg,
mated the Department Of the Mississippi, and
that, until Otherwise ordered, Gen. Halleck
have command Of said Department.
Ordered, also, that the country West Of the
Department Of tue Potomac, and East Of the
DEPARTMENTS the Mississippi, be military
depart ment, and the same be commanded by
Major General Fremont.
All commanders Of departments, attcr tue
receipt Of this order, respectively, will report
ssyerAl1y and directly to the Secretary Of War,
and that prompt and frequent reports will be
expected Of al.
[Signcd] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
, 1862-03-13

E% Since Mcclellan has been removed as
Commanderin-C Chief, who is take his place ?
enquiries correspondent. Why, Old Abe, Of
course. The President #iu be Commander.in-
Chief No other is needed. The Constitution
says 60. :''e
, 1862-03-13
FIGHT at PARIS, TENN.
An Advance toward Memphis
from Fort Henry.

Fort HENRY. March 12.-The frat battalion
Of the Iowa 1st, and portion Of the regi-
ment Of Curtis's horse, attacked force of
rebels, GEO strong, this morning, at Paris, de-
fra1ing them and taking possession Of the
town Being apprised that large force
Of rebels were with in afew hours march
them q number of prisoners. Company A
lost ten men; among them Sergeant Major
Major stowell. The I'd battalion, under
command of Lieut. Colonel Patrick, crossed
the river to-day to reinforce them
, 1862-03-13

e 4 burglar had entered the touse Of
Nathan Bi1lstcin, In Davenport. Iowa, the
o1her night, and was. making Of With 81, 500
in money, State bonds and promtssory notes,
$ vhcn Mr. Biuste.n gave chase. He sccoTered
the booty, Int the thief escaped. =
, 1862-03-13
Tbc Ttihute.


Y-A bill to appropriate fifteen million
dollars for ;ron-clad g1nboats like the
Monitor, has been prepared and will be
rushed through Congress, as also an appro-
priation Of $aa5o, 600 for Dahlgren guns. "
, 1862-03-13
morning. Their importance and, bearing are
manifeet. -. .:.-'
Published by author1ty.l
ACKNOWLEDGMENT WASHINGTON

Published by author1ty+1
EHcUr1vEMAKs1oH, WAsHrNaToE.
January ~, 1869.
The PRESIDENTS GENERAL WAR ORDER,
No. lit is ordered that on the I'D day Of
February, 1862, there be general movement
Of the grand land and naval forces OF the q. 8.
against the insu1gent forces that especially the
army 1t and about Fortress Monroe, the
army Ct the Potomac, the army Of Western
te the ,n a5mE Eof asa1 " @aro sna ~
naval force in the Gulf Of Mexico
be ready for movement that day :
that all the other forces, both land and naval,
with their respective commanders, obey the
existing order for the time and be ready to
obey the additional orders when duly given
the Secretaries Of War and the Mary, with MI
their subordInates, and the General-in-C Chief,
with other commanders and 6uburdinates Of
the land and naval forces, will severalsy be
held to their strict and full responsibilities for
the full execution Of this order.
{SignedD ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, March 6th. 1862
PRESIDENTS War ORDER, No. 2.-Or-
dercd 1st, That the Major General COM
manding the Army of the Potomac pEoceed
designed to enter upon aetiFe operations, in
cludfpg the reserve, but excluding the troops
to be left in the fortifcations at Washington,
into four army corps, to be commanded ac-
cording to seniority Of rank, as follows: First
corps to consist Of four divisions, aud to b.
commanded by Major General Mcdowell |;
second corps, to consist Of three divisions, to
be commanded by Brigadier General Sumner;
third corps, to consist Of three divisions, SC,
to be commanded By Brigadfer General 8. P.
Heintzelman; fourth corps, to consist Of three
divisions, and to be commanded BY Brigadie1
General Keyes.
Second, That the divisions now commanded
by the officers above assigned to the command
Of corps shall be embraced in and from part
Of their respective corps.
Third, Tie force left for the defense oI
Washing gton will be placed in command o
Brigadier General jas. $. Wadsworth, VIII
shall also be military Governor Of the Dfstric
Of Columbia
Fourth, That this order be executed will
such pronptneEs and dispatch as not to della,
the commencement Of the operations dtrcct=t
to be undertaken by the army of the Potomac
A fifth army corps. to be commanded b,
Major General n. P. Banks, will be forme'
from his own and General Shields's Qatc Gen
eral Lander's) division {Signed0
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
, 1862-03-13
f.nrrfeonlbx t5e Forts In New Eork
M1rA0T Wffh 841f0 Volunteers

New YoRk, March 1A-Ihis evening az tne
VII be 9arriaoned, by order Of Gov. Morgan
The 5th New York volunteer artillery, enlist
ed and Instructed for heavy artillery service,
and recently ordered to Washington to gaEr1-
son the forts in the vicinity Of the capital, has
been retained, and under orders received 1ss @,
day, will be appoEtioned in companies 10 tne
different forts IN New York hsrbor.
, 1862-03-13

The mouStoF-Her Glorious 8aeeess..
Fiffeen MILLIONS for other Vessels Of
Fsap f.tnmR.

WARRINGTON, March 12.-The Naval Com
TeDort . bill ut once for the appropriation Of
SIS Cor. 600 for iron clad vessels Of war:
Senator Grimes has just received dispatch
from Assistant Secretary Of War Fox, at For
trezs Monroe, declaring bis confident belief Ie
Iii sink the Merrimac. Mr.. Fox confirms
the report that the Mer1imac WAS injured In
he deht. He expresses the opinion that
smother contest between the two vessels Is
cer.aiu. and that the conflict Will be terrible.
, 1862-03-13

sr=1ou15; March a. fudge Geo. ". Miller
ot Coopsz ;ssEIty Is sanouneed = >. cann cam 4
ext ymgc MiIlcr has been for many
'yeat4 dEspf Tie Ci:euit Court Of that Cir"
, 1862-03-13

%The city election in Peoria, III, on
wedneed.y, resulted in Depocraec triumph
hvabout tho usual majority of 2oo G. I.
Baker. Denoczat uss chosen Mayor. ):
, 1862-03-13

~ a stock company II sn,ooo capital 4
being organized 1T Ka1a1AHoo, Mich, to de-
ve1ep The water power Of t1dt city and make
it the 'sHad1ey Of the Vest l. fill of4en
feet csa De obtained, with snse:ss*.snt power for
one hundred run Of stoue,''
, 1862-03-13


II We are informed that It's editor Of s
little star7s1sng sheet in this city 1Rered to bet
&5,0c0 with the TRIBUNE about something.
Thst Is good "5oke.'' He hasn't s,0AGcents.
Better bet yo2fsman change first, Bster,
, 1862-03-13
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Proceedings In ConVentf0n--The Dem.
ocrats Getting ScAred-Rrookk and
Singleton Omit in Disgust.
, 1862-03-13

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The telegraph
from Fortress Monroe reports all quiet. Par
NIT that the Monitor severely wounded the
MerT1mac.
, 1862-03-13

pro-sl2very speech. I 1hnyc atva.*y,h respected
him, and would 81 soon expected to 1,eH Inn
denoqnee his 1ot.aer Temperance r y1eEs mad
drunkenness and Mendousness as to have
hard ths 0entimentsShc uttered on tuesday
night 4 more stirling Illustration of the
demoral1zlng effects of sfayeEy upon Northern
1dlen has never been presented 70 me.
REPUBLIEA.n
, 1862-03-13

d caal Report Of L1euk. Penderzrast
of the C0nXIeea-HefW WefF4eRsaesB In
the Aek1eM-EKte@K OF LoG1-The Sur
, 1862-03-13

WAsH1SGToN, March 12.-Thefe IS nothing
new at Manassas. The rebels have retired
towards Gordons71le. They rest with the1z
advance at the Pape Dam river, their camps
extending back to Gordonsvil1e, II miles.
, 1862-03-13
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this AID al tic Leading F1pers u the NortA=tH.
, 1862-03-13
MILITARY ORDERS BIT THE
PRESIDENT.
Mcclellan Relieved from Chief
Command Of the Army.
He TAKES TIVE FIELD ON THE
POTOMAC,
Gen. FreMOnt'S New Depart-
ment.
Enlargement Of Hallecl's Sphere.
A PROGRAMME FOR THE 22D OF
FEBRUARY,
FROM WASHINGTON,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal !
WASHINGTON March 12, 1861.
There is great depression and indignation
among military men and civilians here, at the |
avoidance Of fight with the rebel army ut |
Manassas. The Republican Of this morning,
says it is no secret that at a council Of war,
called last week, Gen. Mcclellan determined,
and was sustained by a vote Of eight to four,
that it was not possible to move at present
against the enemy at Manassas. The dissent
ing four are believed to have been Generals
Mcdowell, Heintzelman, Sumner and Reyes.
This decision was oyezruled by the President
and Secretary Of War. We may add, says the
ReEu61lean that the four q sadyance movement"
men, who voted in the minority, are now
Generals Of corps, and thus form council
Of war by themselves. The council of
twelve above referred to was held
last Saturday after the major part Of the
rcbtl army had evacuated Manassas. Ac-
ceunts differ as to whether the rebels aban-
doned or burned their stores.
The I1te9zigencer Of this morning contains
the Presidents ssgenera1 war orders,'' Nos 1,
. and 8. The first, dated at the executive
mansion Janunry 81, orders that the twenty
second Of February be q day for combined
movement Of the land and naval forces of the
United States against the army Of tile insur-
gents, and he especially names Fortress Mol
roe, the Potomac, Western Virginia and Ken
tucky as scenes OF operation, and that the
tiotilla at Cairo and the naval forces OF the
gulf, be ready On that day, adding that all
concerned will be held to strict and full re-
eponsibilties for the prompt execution Of
this Order" Tue second order, dated
March sth, orders General Mcclellan
to organize that part OF the army OF the Poto-
mac deetlned lot actiEe operations INTO corps
d'a1Mee with such promptness and dispatch
os MT ia delay 4he commencement of onera-
+,a1e ,ssaaar 5;saotaa =, IN ,naartstan Tha
| third order. datcd March 11th, s2ys "hla;or
, 1862-03-13

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