The New York herald., 1862-11-28

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LAGRANGE, Tenn. Nov 10 1862
lSpqysAm copave of Rsesi S'vsossys-----0rde, from
0s'ssrai 0rom Announcing His Ssag. fac1uls.e Re-
"-1 Changes and Iyomoions 2assanS-
sTvesAes from Generals AaPaersoa and Lee0s-
Important O,oey, from Gensyol MePhersoa Rslafive
% Daias0fai fe.smss aud CapHyed 4ansmals- Mis-
nyy caangss-An Order AIpsvtasssno Csatrabasss-
0,caior Of importance 70 Quar1<vmoskrs-Dv. Bsschsv
Aoconee of aae Rebeis U4oa Holly Spyi~0s WThdrssco
O Cur Forces Coassder -Aassw0 Of Tyoops ,i
Ae,npA:st 6eiai An of Gssscya1 Vslpi0ae
Dsath. DC
Since the movement, Of our sUr.es from Bolivar our
troops have cxhbied considerable ingenuity In Tho cap
tnro OF rcbos Though bvc been here bat ten days
n kilvd, wounded aud prisoners, she enemy has hos,
aboot three bupdsod. Colonel leo, IN COMMAND oI
Mo cavalry forcc a Holly Springs, whas on q
seconnoissaicc IN tho vicinity Of that pase night
before last gathered up localities close to our
Eve commissioned ohoers and about .wonty pri.
vatos The game was despatched TO this place aud
handed ever Col Smith, Provost Marshal who made
~ osutate disposition q u, Tho Of tho officers
have learned and subm They iacIuda per 50 sages
snlAli yalus They are ms follows etssMt'-
Captain 7. w. Harris, Assistant Ad)utant Genera! r.
Csoneio orr, and - Breckinridgc, electoral largo 10
Nc lato Presidential election.
First Lieutenant ,. H. A.ury, Ad-de-Canp " coousi
Aaary, commanding brigade.
Captain VIM Clark, Assistant Con,missary Of Subsist
tsncc, rebel army.
Second Lieut. j. n. Brani. Tis. Tennessee cavalry.
Second Lieut.. A. L Reynolds
Capt. Harris this morning paroed and sent South
mo remainder win DO sent ~ Columbus, KY, which
Ptee MI the prisoners captured movements
have bscn oonercgated preparatory 10 the ulhment
We late cartel vcksburg, iu all probability will be the
destination Of these Tho individuals brought here
yesterday above The average intelligence Of The
rebel soldery. They seemed 70 suffer no depres
son ON account OF their situation. They all anxousy
ask to be exchanged wishing they say participate in
she occurrences soon 10 take place.
learned this morning, r-oni undoubtsd authQAity OF
proceeding rejecting great cvett upon tho ability OF Cen
Grant and the confidence reposed in him by the
ment About tho time Of upon this place,
Sen. Grant addressed letter to Gen Halleck nquirng
whether the forces az Memphis subject 70 hs
he War Department at Washington. The reply informed
General Grant that all troops in his department
he wisdom and sagacty Of ali matters connected with
ma operations and that the department at Washington
alone stands superior 70 him affairs connected with the
Department OF the Tennessee.
Recent changes and promotiors altered the ori
gtnal stan OF General Grant that have Shooyht desra
bic 70 send copy Of General Orders ,nuncatng the
Stau 10 tho form
GENERAL ORDRRS-No. 9.
HEADaUARixEs, THrRrEENrn ARMY CuR's,)
DEPARTMENT or AIM IENSfssfs,
LAGRASux, Tenn, Nov II, 1867.
Tie following officers are announced tho staff and
su corps oi TINS department. and will be recognized and
nrissder General J. D. Webster. Superintendent. Mil.
tary Railroads.
Lieutenant Colonel John RawIns, Assistant Adju,ant
General and Chief OF Sian
Colonel T. Lyle Dickey, Chief Of Cavalry
Colonel VIM s, Hiilyer Aid de Camp and Prevosl Mar
Colonel Clark B. Iagow ABIDE Camp and Acting lnspcc
tOx General.
Colonel George p hre, AID docanp and Acting lnspec
Tor General.
Colonel John R,ggin, Jr:, Aiddccamp and saperntep
Cont Of Military Telegraphs. =
tolouel Geo. 6. Pride, Chief Engineer Of Military Rail.
Lieutenant Colonel j. p Hawkins Chief Of subsistence
DRraTtment,
IjsutenAnt Colonel c. A. Reynolds Chef Of Quarter.
Surgeon Horace r. wirtz, Chief Of Medical Department
MAJOR William R. Rowiey, Aid decamp and Mastering
Captain ocvors Aid de- Camp.
Captain r. hef OF Engineers.
Lieutenant Nlson, Chief Of Typographical
Engineers.
Lieutenant s. Lyford, Chef Of Ordnance Department
Fy commanded Major General U. ). GRANT
JOHN A. RAwLNs, Assistant Adjutsnt General
Yesterday morning, by General AorLersons order the
national ensign thrown TO the breeze from the apex
0f very prominent cnpola snrmounting what Is termed
Tbe College" The nag, from its altitude, strkingy
visible to the gaze OF the entire community regret to
cay has but few admirers among tho natives The
msuy simple, yet imposing. Three regiments OF
fantry drawn up in line before the building The
Twelfth Wisconsin band ascoursed the national anthem
General Mcpherson addressed the soldiers in brief but.
eloquent speech, elictng great enthusiasm The Gene
raj was succeeded by Brigader General John logan,
who handled with great skill the wonderful powers Of
soquence with which nature has endowed him,
Aapr W. T. Clark, Assistant Adu;ant General TO Gen.
NcPhcrson had the supervision Of affair and with
his usual energy and good iaste conducted the
Q becoming the circumstances attending the
occasion. The raising orthe Gag committed Major
hNkenloope, and Lieut. G. r. Steele, both Of General
For .ame time the soldiers contrary to any re.
oognitton from officers, have been exercising much
license gathering whatever they desirecatte, hogs,
fowls, vegetables in fact everything, without any
nony whatever. IN mary instances in0ictne great sut
rau.sbie proceedings General Gran. issued The oowne
and stringent order TO the army. Gen. Ncbsrsons
Spy 70 bis wing Of tho army sihsID-
SPECIAL FIELD ORpERs-No. 2.
HEADQpARTfRs, DEPARinEST rue TENNEssEE,
In FIFiD, LAGRANGE, Tenn, Nov o, 1862.
Hereafter stoppage will be maie muster and pay
rolls against divisions for the full amount OF depredaons
committed by member or members OF the division,
unless the act DO traced either 10 tue individuals
W which the offenders belong.
In all cases Punishment will be 10 the
smallest organization c'utaning the sc.ity parties
Connscation acts were inteadcc 10 he executed
ny soldiers, aud II they the general government
should have full benefit Of all propsriy Of which Idvi
duas deprived stoppage Of pay against offenders
will effect this end and IL TO be hoped will correct ins
growing evil
this evil but Of all good men in the ranks report
every violation and IL N determined that they shall
hAve peCunlary interest I'D dong
Assessments will also be made against COMMISSIONED
officers, in the proportion Of their pay proper
Where offences o. the nature contemplated this order
are traced TO individuals, they will be summary pun
isbed the full formerly given 70 garrison court
martals, be arrested and tried by general court
martial according the snormty Of the offence and the
ssyercst penalties provided imposed and executed.
This order will be read parade before each regiment
ard detachment three successive evenings BY order
Of Major General U. $. GRANT.
yso A. RawtISs Assistant Adjutant General
Major General J. H. MCPHERSON,
Commanding Right Wing Army OF Tennessee.
The possession Of government horses aud mules by ON
GERS not authorized To them been ed 10
exten detrimental 10 the to the public service
To eradicate this expensive infringement Of regulation,
me following order directly from the headquarters o the
general commanding the right wing th army has been
published
GENERAL oRDkRs-To ls.
HrApoukRrERs, RIcBr WING
Army TErvpssrF.
LtGRsrcf. Tenn. Nov IL 1852 \
Brigade COMMANDERS will Immediately an inspection
be made OF their several commands with view 10 dis
every horse and mule IN the officers aud
entitled 10 hold the In accordance
IA orders. ma