The New York herald., 1862-11-28
MassAal a the town. m whose charge they have been
Auvng their sojonrn here has been biy euoc NOD for
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Ab soeteTly densaDoF towards tLcm
LAGRANGE, Tenn. Nov 10 1892
1npQvom Copaye ef Rstei Pvssoaers---Orde, from
6ssss,ai 0roM Announcing HIS SsaJ. hcg.Sasso Re-
N-a Changes and Promotions RaSssn9-
speeches fScm Generals McPAerson and Loods-
iraJSrfaM Osoey, from General MePhersoa Rsafiue
to Daia~ful Sas,~ss and CaphUed Animals- Ai'i
hry CAomgss-An Order A ApDsriasasno 70 Csntrabands-
cs'ca'or Of Importance 70 Quassvmostrs-Dv Beschsr
Adponee Of ns Reoes U7oa Holy SprinOs- WGAdrssrol
Of Cur Forces Coaslze -Aasssn9 Of frocps II
ArnpAsst6ieiaI ANNOUNCEMENT of Gsscral Vsuipi0s
Death, &c.
Since the moveme0t Of 1ur forces from Bolivar, our
troops have cxh,bed considerable ingenuity In the cap
turo OF rebo Though bave been hese aat ten days
n ktod, wounded aud prisoners, the enemy has hos,
aboos three bupdsod. Colonel lee, COMMAND oJ
Mo cavalry force Al Holly Springs whas on a
seconnossanco IN tho vicinity Of that place night
before last gathered up in various localities close our
samps ovc commissioned officers and about .wonty pri
vatos Tho shrnc was despatched to this place aud
handed over to Col Smith, Provost Marshal who made
a4uitaSse disposition o. H. The names Of tho officers
haso oarhea and snbmit They include per sages Of
snlali value. They follows afs4fs
Captain + W. Harris, Assistant Ad1utant General "
csloneiorr, and - Brecknridgc, electoral largo 10
the Iatc Presidential eectou
First Lieutenant ,. H. Maury Aidde-Camp " Colonel
Aaary, commanding brigade
Captain VIM. Clark, Assistant Oon,missary OF Subsist
tencc, rebel army.
Second Lieut. J. p. Brant Firs. Tennessee cavalry.
Second Lieut.. A. L Reynolds.
Capt. Harris this morning parced and sent South
mo remainder win bc sent To Columbus, KY, at which
place al the prisoners captured movements
have boon conercgated, preparatory the !ulhment
aortel. ViCksburc all prohabitv he tho
destination Of these Tho individuals brought here
yesterday were above the average intelligence Of the
Iobel sodiery They seemed 10 suffer depres
sion on account OF their situation They ali apxiousy
ask to be exchanged wishing they say participate
Me occurrences soon 10 take place.
learned this morning. from undoubtsd auhQAity, OF
proceeding rejecting great cve upon tho ability OF Con
Grant and the confidence reposed in him by the govern
nent About the time Of upon this place,
Zen Grant addressed letter to Cen Haleck nquiring
whether the forces Memphis subject 70 his
nand or whether they received orders directly from
We War Department at Washington, Tne reply informed
General Grant that all troops n his department sub
ject 70 bis orders that the government acknowledged
the wisdom and sagacty Of all matters connected with
bis operationa and that the department Washington
alone stands superior him affairs connected the
Department OF the Tennessee
Recent changes and promotiors altered the
gtnal stan OF General Grant that have shouy
bic 70 send copy Of General Orders enuncatug the
stat 10 tho new form
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 6.
HEApQUARrERs THIRTEENTH ARMY tURfs,o
DE7ARTNESr IENyfsksE,
LAGRASUK, Tenn, Nov. II 1862.
The following officers are announced as the staff and
ssn corps Of hs department. aud will be recognized
sbty Jed accordingly
srgdier General }. D. Webster. superutenden, Mil.
tary Railroads
Lieutenant Colonel John A. Rawns Assistant Adju.snI
General and Chief OF stan.
ColoneiT. Lyle Dickey, Chief Of Cavalry
Colonel VIM s. Hilyer, Aid de- Camp and Provost Mar
shal General
osIODel Clark B Iagow, ABIDE Camp and Acting lnspcc
Colonel George Ibre, Ard docasnp and Acting luspec-
Tor General.
Colonel John Rlggn, Jr., Aid deCamp and supcriptep
roonel Goo 6. Pride, Chief Engineer Of Military Raj.
roads
Lieutenant Colonel W L. Dun, Chief Of Artillery
Lieutenant Colonel p Hawkins, Chief Of subsistence
iSsutenant Colonel {. A. Reynolds Chef Of Quarter.
masters Department.
Surgeon Horace R. wirtz Chief Of Medical Department
Major William r. Rowley, Aid deCamp and Mastering
Captain 7. $ ""vers, Aid de-Camp.
Captain +. chief or Engineers.
Lieutenant wilson, Chief Of TopographcaJ
Engineers.
Iasasnan.s 8 G Lyford, Chief Of Ordnance Department
Ry commanded Major General u. >. GRANT.
JoHN A. RAwLISs, Assistant Adjutant General
Yesterday morning by General AcrLersons order the
national ensign was thrown TO the breeze from the apex
The College, The dag, from its altitude, ID strkingy
visible to the gaze of the entire community regret to
nsuy was simple yet imposing. Three regiments Of in
fantry were drawn up in line before the building The
IW0iSth Wisconsin the national anthem.
General Mcpherson addressed the soldiers brief buts
eloquent speech ociting great enthusiasm The Gene
raj succeeded by Brgadier General John A. logan,
who handled with great skill the wonderful powers OF
sloQuenee with which nature has endowed him..
Napr W. 7. Clark, Assistant Adu;ant General 70 Gen.
NcPherson had supervision or the affair and with
ns usual energy and good taste oonuced the ceremony
N Q becoming the circumstances attending the
occasion. The raising orthe Gag committed TO Major
HNkenooper and Lieut. 9. r. steele both OF General
ncPherson'e stad
For GENE time the soldiers contrary TO any re.
cognitfn from officers, have been exercising much
license gathering whatever they dcsre-cattle hogs,
fowls, vegetables in fact everything, without any
Dony whatever. in many Instances n1ictng great su
terpg upon the undcscr,ing. In view Of these
ranabe proceedings icners Grant issued the following
wse aud stringent order TO the army Gen. Ncbsrons
spy 10 bic wns Of the army siboD:-
SPECIAL FIELD ORpERs-No. 2.
HEADQuAkTERs, DEPARTMENT o. TUE TENNESSEE,
In FTiD, LAGRANGE, Tenn, Nov o, 1862.
Hereafter stoppaCe will be made muster and pay
rols against divisions for the ul amount or depreda
committed by any member or members Of the division,
unless the act be traced either 10 tue individuals
committing them to the company regiment brigade
" which the offenders belong.
In all cases the punishment will be assessed 70 The
smallest organization CONTAINING the giity parties
Con6scaton acts were never intended 10 be executed
hy soldiers, aud they were the general government
should have full benefit Of all propsriy OF which lGci
duas deprived soppage Of pay against Offenders
viii effect this end and Is 10 be hoped S correct tbs
Growing evil
Il IL not only the duty Of commissioned officers 10 cor
this evil but oi all good men in the ranks TO report
every violation and II " determined that they shall
have pecuniary interest in dong 80.
Assessments will also be made against comm sioped
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
bed 70 the full extent formerly given 10 garrison court
martias, be arrested aud tried by general court
martial according U the snormy Of the offence and the
saHercst penalties provided imposed and executed.
This order will be read parade before each regiment
and detachment for three successive evenings BY order
of Major General U. :. GRANT.
Jso. A. RAwlISs, Assistant Adutant General
Major General J. B MCPHERSON,
(pmu dinr Riuh. Arnny of
The possession Of government horses aud mules by of
GERS not authorized To them has been carried 70 an
extent detrimental 10 the extreme to the public service
To eradicate this expensive infringement Of regulation,
,hc following order directly from the headquarters Of the
general commanding the right wing this army has been
published
GENERAL oRDEks-So. 49,
HrADoUARrERs, RIcRr WING,
Army TEYyFssrF,
LAGRANGE, Tenn Nov. ~ 1852 \
Brigade viii Immediately cause an inspection
10 BE- made OF their commands with a view 10 ds
cover every the officers aud