The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-11-21

80. z-=-sESz-sEssse
AcCIellan's Departure from the Army.
The army spondeut Of the New
Yo!, Herald tells tie feeling Of the army
when it beard Of the remoya! Of Gen. Me-
CLELLAN. lie says;
More than 4 hundred thousand soldiers
are in great grief to night THEN accom-
piished, patriotic and beloved general, IN
der whom they have fought 80 many sue
ces,ful battles. has been superseded IL
command Of tie army of the Potomac.
Ii was neatly midnight on Friday, the
7lh inst, wbel Gen. Buckingham handed
the order of the president to Gen. NcCleI.
Ian, relieving him from command of the
/ army Of the Potomac, and directing him
to report AT Trenton, New jersey. it
was entirely unexpected by everybody
here.
Mcclellan had an immediate interview
with Burnside, when the sorrowfu, intelli
gence WAS disclosed 1t is difficult TO de-
eide which was the more afiected-Mc
CIeI.an, to leave tie noble men who had
grown up to be intrepid soldiers under
tam, or Burnside, to assume the fearful
responsibilities which were thus unexpect-
ed'Y p."red upon INN. Tears coufaed
Gown hc~!ei1ah classic features, ana
huF"s'Ie' :. yin Ills stout and 1ehyy i.ame'
grieyel like a solTowiug child There
they sax and wept Both have always
| been warm friends They have lived and
| !a0o'eo ID lHe As q civil HE together,
IN NE same e"."O'i'hment' ana, with pa
''o''" !" I"li'i1ou Win e"cn o, u
eI ""'. % az, ""'e Iought .os 'he Chion
CAN '''e s''A !" io'o' oi LIS same oe'o'
ca o""t,0i
=" >1''''N ''i '"e 'i'oufh'ui news was
N az u IN 'Sli t9Sdq'Sr'ers' ms stan
oiI0,'s We nG' res -, S'i@~ed 'A"i' 'iooIei
81 q, n .I'''Ss'' ,, mere WAS noI S'"Ss
;n - rs,ar AZ oS,;a ,- - 49,, ~ ,., 40
~ answer 10 inon;riss nrnnoun6si -
h;nsa,f McC,an.n .i,,I,r, ga All |
Lnn,v ahont i j. ,h.t ,;,-.l ,ho arlor
Gatal ,o ,Eo ~, ;.,,.-. l;a,aI,. a t.s 49,
resnrt. Of he Sta.a aIactions wera annoans
ngln
~U.un said N.Cloua, - coma oaf
GERS aronnd him. Il viii remain IS iona,
A. Burnside wants me to-" NO Won
vou'," rantia4 burnside " for # Won do
vow Mil remain with Ds aI,oaatIer y
Ever, BODY felt that Yesterday was a very
nnssii>f.rtnrv SUNDAY Sorrow di.sn-
continent and doubt we're deoic,ed on
avarv coYnfananra Throurhont tho iav
officers kept themselves in their tents
!Ieadquarters looked dismal and deserted
Ga Sunday evening a most touchinr
scene occurred After hayinr concluded
his arrangements with burnside NcCIeI~
ian sent an inrilstin0n TO his own staff
officers, requesting them to cnme into his
tent :, O'clock that EVENING", 10 driDl, =
class Of wine with hl.n before he should
ia them all aljeu Tbsy aopeared in
faIj uniform. ami naT.,,,.::p.,i,,.; IN line in
,ara..;eo ami sor.1an ,cano that onsnaJ
TIA VIVA vas nroInceI an1 tho arosses
we're srnnI.aJ An honr Or two va nsS-
sod in nlcasina sor;a convarsa dn,ing
,Linh Gan N1Cnali,n hod . t;,l and
chear;rc word far evar, ora
s6}sndd nLotooranh of tho canorsl
and Tia narsonsl sfaff olfoars fors,rc, .
L.n.lson,s ,,ro,n IN fro,,t - b. tant 99n1
,,,..bar If ~. L.ora~.I or r..u..Is,i- -,.,.,
,oLa, Lof,ro sfart;rn W.. -, .Ls,,,
- =, IA .a;4 81 ~, ,.I 'lo' =" 800,
nv sol5iays a',ain y Trnn or,,,,on;aI
b. liz e., a,,1 ,.o.n, ,,l.1'i:e -.