, 1862-10-11

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'>'<DS1 W' VI ae enle.go ~. 1t.oune !aaa
If Cen ucf,.u., "ha.. IT. .,.t,r. !. ..ss. .1e.
he v,f ,oors .~.,rst ~. a...nr h...os oa> AZ
reaches Won. Thoee are right. who gness that
the ou.come Of the Presidents vistt N. an
order to the army to advance. Whether that
80, =. 20. ..ao,sa -. .. 174 toa"
*oEo :" ~as "lueleo Ut can now oe made in
sea*on, whether our columns may not ind
VII chester, "A other co1nmns ,rh,oh -
too 1cne, found Corinth ynrs."-n A r."*. "...eo
geo and he Aptlrtam line. ~ % .m,a.n .sn.s
may reasonably be doubted. an confirmed
in my fears that this may be 50, bV Gen. Seth
t NilIfams tn, .asfet,rt .5;....t
the arnv ~ ~ p.." a" e1nef1 u
~ 5 lug fotomac, Wfo was
~ tv"o se"te'osg. ne says that ali the infor-
| eff that the reh.1 a-,.1~aa .s,,, - :" t.e
| .x..4 n "ae still Ia Inc VI
clen3 OF "1neneater and Was not 1etreatine,
etn: Williams is the man who told Senator
Manassss 49, ~. "nleu tae last feoal LETT
'uAs toe1e were 1t least one hua-
oreo ana seventy-fve Thousand men there.
| behind very strong Notifications.
Five or six thonesrd dollars . ,o...
psid tv the .rmv ~ ~. pata-.. A.ou'n are
'Ae Amy VI tne Fotomac for secret
et1Ffce; and the sceptical civilian who doubts
tie correctness Of intel1igeuce race;vAd
through this expensive cAanne1 - .,sS.'.,
scornca Rrt tha-o ,~.-s n7"ea'f1y
o.Au. ou1 sne ooaated spies never, 50
1af IS can ascertain, furnish Trustworthy %.
Inmates Of tie eneme'e fnrre o- ;,t1,,...
nj hin Ynora 7r.,o,t.s4 VI Aatcntgenee
! k movements. Never
ta,, Hase a9ey etengef u the news Of his evaeu.-
n1;ehed riGI - rha1 horgnola, n1tn it was accom-
Vtsn9o; WEI e. iney WtIe dumb about Manassas,
atna. do1nVEn, An1lesam- They will be dumb
"a,rae ~ miusers
te@. ~ tSSto s1 anat any steps nave yet been
he 1rSs;a.Ht 70 1e9- sig"fs letter to
corn,sn Rss,oenn. ash1ng 70 be relieved Of bis
aas peen asked TO withdraw it for the present.
su aAu LES Geen assured that his curps ehall be
increased 50 soon as is compatible with the
se4flM a @ u terest and exigencies Of the service,
But sigtl's staff efticers declare that no such
aos ans s~e5 ~n!5eEsf Las been received by their
g anG .usy are 1aqalr1ng what course it
1a!h 91oPel i9s nlu'' slstf Fa1nly waiting for
ttet 4 ~ I'll eiHy, 10 pursue. The fact may be
stia,, the ~ ~. sent the message in
6a1ds nav be- aeeessa11 tSss iinGbugh T. those
t;rsS ~ at aseu T. rs sa:d that Gcn H ,lleck de-
Ere s!aso ~ 11 aEtiSn Gen- sigel command under
o., ~. -, ~ tnat tnat otacer Returned
a. ~ 10 me tnect tnat be didu't want any
s!ho, that General Halleck, while inc1iaed'
y tioa tne auIaofltJ OF General Sigcl's enemies,
70 question his capacity in the field, rates him
,,e' 10y mgaiy IS theoretical soldier and ex-
f. at his ;ne ssrE W. 1nat ne could have the bsnc
H.1iect ,s ean e.agseS aT' upon h,s o1n stiff Bat
,ha, s;es san aura 70 say this, since he knows
~ .ua. sa, as mJsr general, is abso:utely
Rh,,t eluoeu aiom aScepaang any such position.
5ut, to1~!fhstandlng all opposition, General
sss ses WI, l am persuaded, receive if not JUS
49, cs a' lesst nt1e !ess Injustice before many
E. II r. FIF1h
aeoeo TO De corps as on as Gen. Mcclellan |
ceases to Grain Them into his pond, and he |
WI be PERMITTED TO do something. II is |
u moSn r.; more aou9.tul Wheth:r he viii obtain,
10 u1e =; a!eacs qeslre, an Independent con-
mana 1IInna n wien he can have an opportunity to
s'le9ce hls elsnderers. There WAS talk Of send |
lf'g bin to West Virginia. but General Cnx
wsE selected fo1 the position and made N ,for
seTT1Ia.s ~ a.
a,mit ehs1i "sI sfa promises 9E dnat the national
Win important victories in the ensuing month.
lie general-in chief and c1binet Officers rn,l-a
or echo them. We have hope for the hest
soa tut whi's Bnsll and Mcclellan are retained ID
A victory such as that which Gen. Ro:ccr,ns
wen at Corinth, victory followed IN a VIC.
Tory, al tie fruits Of which are spzed IA
son ethirg which We are not used to IN The
6ast' and hi, h are rare anywhere this side Of
inc FIR ar o.Eer croar hat+Ia ~, W.? oo io"1A-
the enemS's chosen ground. ui''u
The military court OF which 7er.ra1
Hunt,r is president, bids fair to he -
permanent 1rtl unal. Ore Of the ofiic.rs m us ~
Trial FIR participation in the snrre, ~ ~ ~
H@rper's Ferry tells me that at The 1,rce.
ent rate Of pregrt IS that iuvest;-1t;o1,
Ei}ls rot be concluded for two We. ks at
least. Everybody asks questions, and fe r or
Eene Of the questions are ruled to bt. inad.
mies.ble because irreleya, to the matter IN
hand. II, as is believed, the charye araiost
Fitz John Porter and officers Of bis cor5s are
to be brought before II is court. it has. annn-
rent1y, 2 winters work before #. 1.an + ha
intended that Gen. Hunt,r's camns,n+ I; ;ns os
While Gen. Buel1's army sti1i yau1F crieif fnr