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, 1862-11-10
the WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Rumo ored Attack on
Nashville.
THE SITUATION IN BRACES CoM-
MAnp.
BRAGG ARRESTED AND ST.
PEkcEDED.


C1Sc1SSArI, Nov. "a sps2ia1 to the
Commercial from Indianapolis. says that on
Wednesday night battalion Of Col Sha:kel-
tord's Sth Kentucky cavalry WAS attacked by
3 large force of gusrll'as uuder Col. Fowler
on Pund River, seven miles from II ldiso1y:1!e,
ky. The attack Was gallant'y aet, aad the
rebels were compelled to retire With loss Of
eight killed, including Col. Fowler, and 3
large number woun1ed aud prisoners.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-abont eighty rebel
prisoners atrived fram Lebanon, Ky, Tonight.
including son Of Humphrey Mlssalli, VINO
violated his parole and joined the rebcls.
The Dsmot5a:'$ Bo~1iug Green correspou-
mt this morning writes that an escaped lris-
oner who left Murfreesboro, "Wednesday, re.
PORTS that Generals Polls and Breckenridge,
Nith ,tG3 r1en md artillery, az.acsed the
south side Of Nashville, on Friday morning
while John Morgan on the north With i, 00t
men crossed at The ford and attempted to d.:
stEoy tue bridge hut they we're repnlsed. Tas
result Of Polk's attack is nukno7n-
McCuok's corps comprising Sill. Woodruff
and Sheri3an@s s divisions, reached Nashville or
Friday.
cfit'enaen's corps was at Gallatin on Fri
day, moving down.
Chea.ham, with portion OF Bragg
army, Was at Afu1ireesboro, the re1nsin
| der Of BraEgE army, except 15.0Jl
! lett ut Cumcsz.aud Gap, pushing towar1
Nashville
Bragg had been arrested aud superseded b
| Joe johnson for his campaign in Kentucky.
No notice st Alus1reesboto, which has bee
in constant telegraphic Communication Wit
| slObjle, OF the capture Of the latter city. F.
teen Thousand rebel troops cru st Mobile.
t LOUISVILLE, Nov. So p. m.-We hare bee
il telcgraphic communication with Mitclc
/ .ii1c, Tenn, for the past two d1ys> and la-
| received none ef the above Things.
, 1862-11-10
CAUSE OF THE REMOVAL.

Gen. Mcclellan ought to ]lave been dis.
missed IRON the service the day after the
battle cf Antietam for falling to pursue and
1rusc the rctreating rchc! army. Had tue
advice Of un1!ccls or Stanton been taken,
lie would have brcn removed six xcc!1s
9go, but The President with Il patience aud
1rrbcnrance uncxanpZed, contiaucd him in
command 1cpius that sooner or 1a:cr, hc
would do eoaartAlng.
Eut there Is d liaiI even to the matcalcss
patience Of Abraham lincoln. Since the
@G:h Of October, the ls.tt wing Of McCiel-
1an's amy, uudcr burnside, has been
creeping aloi E tue FIRST spurs Of 1hc BID:
1i.se stuttward towards Ashby's Gap. \
7icl,: reign has teeu drawn on Burnside.
lie has had 10 consumc twelve pr*clous
days iii marching thirty miles, the pre-
tended oil :ct III whic;, ~as t., out-fl4uk the
1ch3s:-,'n. real object bling TO iorcc the
enemy from Ills posision 10 another little
furil.cr South, anil the:, for b'.A araits 10
80 i"'o srinter quarters. We learn l,y tclc-
graph tint Lee has lrisurely fallen ba:l, to-
wards Gerdonsyi1le, and tia: the " flank
attack is Il f4ilurc, as Mcclellan designed it
slionld be- lie had no intention to fi.,h:
decisive battle, as that might lead to the
destruciion Of the Confederate force: he
wished simply 10 push OF scare the rebels
beyond the I;appallannock River, and
1lcrcey enable both armies to take
mp uinter quarters. The reason that
1c did 115t commence the pursuit
six weeks earlier is, that he would lave
l'cen obliged to pursue the rc5els too far
1Nt"re w1nter set in lie waited uatil but
4 few weeks Of campaign veathur r..
naaiucd aud then set ou: On his travels as
thc extraordinary velocity Of two miles and
1G0 rods day. The march Was therefore
hot forward TO 1eichmond,'' nar Tor xardto
victory, but forward 10 winter quarters
l. Was netssaly to move ]i;uc di=tancc
frs1u the Potomac 10 sYtisty the pa5lic
1us no.hing more was intended. HI
looked forward to an arristice and
q degrading, cishonorable peace, BY q
restoration If the Shareholders t3vnas.
t. or Il division Of The Union. yo:,,;n.,
more was in1endcsl.- lie is the great en-.
booi1ncut Of Maj"r Keys programme Bu,
lie last straw broke tho camcl's back. Tn
escape Of LIE without fight; determined
1Ec President to tolerate hin no longer, S;
Of went his head into the same baskc
with his dear beloved brother Buell., Who's
head came off as soon as tue presiden
learned that he had let Bragg escape
There ia now hope Tor the Repuplic. Tn
Two greatest obstacles to vigorous ~arf4re
j. arc removed from the path Of our armies
ucnccforth there will be action. The ret
els will have to mourn the loss of tnei
Two best friends.
, 1862-11-10
Gh3 GxtAflxE:&..
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1892.


The dispatches are Of unusual interest
Matters indeed look like earaes. work
ahcad. The drags upon the government,
81 the augers that won't bore" whether in
The shape OF donothing generals, or cabi-
net officers Who delight therein, are all to
he got rid of-A1cC Clellan sent out Of the
world into the Stare Of New Jersey; Fiz
John Porter, his meanest and vitest associ-
ate general, Under arrest; Gen. Burnside
in command in Virginia; Gen. Hunter in
his old command in South Carolin, this
tiuie not to be undermined by sqleamish-
ness and how~notto-do-it at Washington ;
all these are tokens tnat will strengthen
loyal hearts to-day Harper's Ferry is in
'restigatcd and Gen. White, our fellow
townsman, is acquitted The chief blame
Of the disaster is vested with Gen. McClel-
Ian, whose wreath is now complete. The
foreign news IS as blind as usual, hut not
Particularly be1ligerent From the West
no especial news There is movement in
Grants department that augurs speedy
=.aud decisive battle near jackson, Miss,
which will decide the fate Of Vicksburg.
In Tennessee an attack on Nashville il re-
ported Bragg has been superseded Mo'
bile Is still strongly in rebel hands.
, 1862-11-10

1 When q general is removed from
his command, his staff is also set adrifs-
With the supersedure Of Mcclellan, Tie
army gets rid Of his forty aids, who have
spent their precious time in cursiar tue
saboli,ionists'' and retarding the war, and
in rolling Keys plan,' like sweet NOR
SD, under their tongues By the way, =
Brother Of that ft'low-Col. KEYS one
of the members Of McC CIellan's staff. There
will &c no further use for either Of tllcss
hey's, nor for the inevitable Marcy.
, 1862-11-10
FE0NH ST. LOUIS.
Mfssouri-Complete Triumph OF the
EmancIpattoniEts In the 8f&te.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
ST. Louis, Nov. 8, 1879.
Gen. Scho3c1d's army has returned to
Spt1nsA Geld, and is going into winter quarters.
6ehedeld arrived there yesterday.
There a1e ], 900 prisoners confined in Cratic.
street prison.
The telegfaphic reports from Washington:
concerning Gen Curtis removal, are supposed
to refer to certain cotton epecnlations By
members OF the generals family at Helena,
about which the city has been full Of rumora
Tor weeks, and to his failure to take Little
Roek, 1nstean o1 marching to Helena, as re
quested by his junior officers.
st. LOUIS, NOV o.-We hesr nothing OF
special interest," from eien. schoheld's army.
Ihe rebels dont appear TO nave attempted to
regain theaf 1881 aasansages' or 10 repossess
tae1aIe1ses WILL au} pit1 III hl7soat1 leffl1o~
r. Ifey lave oeen pursued into boston
dountalns, ann WILL ceFtalnly pe compe4en TO
1etseat oe5ono Inc Arkansas River:
rebel column that vas to take Eliot
hnono aud cape elrarueau from the southeast,
bs way ol focaaon'as' naEe not Jet achieved
! any such result. oa inc contrary, they have
been driven below focaaontas, and portions
Of acn. steele's torees are 20 disposed At
l'tll1an 1e''y anu o1uef POINTS tns' II VIII
, 1862-11-10
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

ISretIal Dispatch 10 the Ch!caso Tribuae.1
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 9, 1852.
The movement OF troops from this State Is
now very active. At the present rate all the
troops will be in Dixie the coming week
In addition TO the 113th, Col. H:ge,
C.o1cy's Mercantile Battery, and the 93i!, Col.
FutEam, are ordered to leave to-day from
Csicaso. The 1cGth, Col La hun, left In
coin on the night ef the 7tb. The 114:1, Col.
Judy, and The 11G.h, Col. Tnpper, 1ets here
to-5ay. TIE 120th, Col. McKeag, leaves here
to-day, and the 117sh, Col. Moore, tomorrow.
The 1:,:7th, Col. Van Arnlan, is also orderedto
move to-day from Chicago, aud the 13otl, Col
Niles, from Camp Butter, tomorrow. This
will leave only the Irish Legion, in Chicago,
an0 the 11Sth, Col. Fond,, and the 12s.h, Col.
Col. Au1d!S, at Camp Butler. All these r.s-
imen1s will RECEIVE marching orders the com
Ing week. The 1.6th, Cul Richmond, has
been fu1is organized, and is doing garrison
duty at Alton, and the s7th, Col. Whiting, Or
ganized and doing the came duty at SHAW
neetown.
Col. Necly's regiment, ut Metropolis, Is
| full aid will be or2anized and mustered on
Tuesday. This makes fifty nine regiments oi
infantr. u, der The last call, and includes over
5000 OF the bes. soldiers TINT ever volunteer.
I'd en- earth.
| TIE 1a1=t, Col. DUH: now onsaniziog a.
Quincy will complete tue sixtie;h regiment
1or does this Include Stukes' battery, Miller't
battery, ard Cooley's battery Of Chicago
Lor Yaughn's Springfield battery, nor Ren
wick's EIsin battery, nor four other batteries
organizing, nor five regiments OF cavalry noa
organizing. When it is considered via. ILL
inois has heretofore done these figures be
ccme almost alarming
scn,e important movement is evidently OF
foot for the destination Of all troups In Iliuol;
Was changed yesterday under adyices from
the war department The country demands
aLd these men demand TINT they shall be le
loose, and il they ure permitted to march an'
igtt, they will some OF 1hem spend the com
irg holidays In New Orleans or so,1e othe
gulf citT.
, 1862-11-10

=. =, ~ r &o1 0k1KEf81f -<0F@"1
Ms1or X n McLareu Of the Sixth, Was In
Sunday evening at The Lower Agency.
The Indians were being put through lively.
only thirty remained nntzied, Gen. Sibler
expected to break up his camp 1t Tic Aa:pcy
on yesterday {1Vedncsday) morning, and moyo
Quoted in secret, nothing was known posi-
lively, but the impression prevailed In camp
that 600 had been convicted and sixty acuu;t-
ted, and that the object In moving to South
Bend was to hang them in the presence Of tho
WinnebsRoes, Il Was thought that the exc.
cut,on would takc place this week We can
not of course state with any certainty that this
will occur, but We believe that II the wetk
should close upon 800 Indians banging BY the
neck, until they were dead, DEAD, DEAD, i,
without any trcy on 3heir souls. it won'd be
aeource Of qualification to the greater portion
OF the peoplsa Minnesota
, 1862-11-10

ftdesates ct Hollis Springs had b=:n mo-:rg
back al their provisions. stores, s., ard that
this vas uncers TODD TO he preparatoryto evac-
tie rebe1s have es'acuated Holly Springs, anG
He are expecting the announcement thas our
forces ocC7py ii.
On Wednfsasy III expedition left He1eaA
Tor Cotton PlAnt where 1t IVES understood =
rebel iorce Of 6, 500 had gathered. They take
five days rat.ons. Nothing has yes been
heard from them. A force of csvalrT had also
crossed into Mississippi from Helena to pun
ish rebel bands who had recently Civ great
annoyance By firing on federal pfcsets- An
Imposing procession, composed OF marines
aud navy officers, followed the remains Of
be eeEt to Beloit, Wis, for interment.
, 1862-11-10

Gen. Grants movement upon the eC :.
my's works; at Hely Springs, engages Us it
ought sl.c g.catcr share Of public at
t~n.ion at the present time The 1nviu-
cib1e bravery cf his troops, and the uni
inrn success Ct a11 our operations III his
department, give the promise Of a speedy
and brilliant triumph for our arms IN that
quarter, which sill, without doubt, clear
the way to New Orleans, aud open the Mis-.
ssssippi River 10 comparatively peaceful
naylgatiOn.
, 1862-11-10
HEElsIEE d co g,
NJ, n S.f6t :f-c

TOR SALE-1Iousc and Lot on
u Indiana avenre (nea- Old street,. price 5000
Hpnse and Lot nn Inn!ana Evennc. tnenz '.:n- -:asi
Fiaee). pr ce SlE1~ Hou-c and Lot ao: l53 south
3z5o Hnust and Lot No rs North franklin !tfeet.
tne:r Chicago %venne). p-tce 9 I:s'is5ce L3t q
to sixteen loot alley price $40; only S:ht ca.n.
Eiahs Lois M S On Madison AID Wasrsu s,Sests inea1
Bulls ltes"> ut b: so1 TINS EEzk fTt5s FL:
sixty Hre Files from t!cago. aad r.vee etls. f:os's
The County Seat Price ss Ter ae:e IN: # ie1 acrcs
Cne of 1.n acres, tErEtv torr mlies from Csic's'
price as per acre uIe Of 50 acfes ,ls
tor city p.optrr 60 acres OF Eood timber 1sud Eoa-
AXE For est, txch61Ce for ct p1ep-rty. mad Pay
State etIefk. nOl44tl.tt
, 1862-11-10

NEW YoKK, Noy- 9.-The Newb,rn Isu-
g;.ss Of the 1sr received, makes no mention
# ary recent expedition. 4 says the state.
z1:epts that the rebels at Nilmirg5ton were
aiming The negroes is untrue. Dl5trust Is SO
great that they dare not trust to arn rhcu..
, 1862-11-10

CI- Bu-lFs head And 10 be taken of
tnice before it stayed of. So with 1lcClel-
Janis. Hc was removed af:cr his i1l-starred
disastrous campaign in the Chickahominy
marshes, and noS again, when lie permit.
ted Lee leisurc1y to fall back and escape
lin. THIS time his head-like that Of his
creny, BuelIs-Wiu remain off
, 1862-11-10

IF1Ulu luE SE17tcE HH19, -SC7-3.f
Gen. Pren1iss this morning received dis
patch from Gen. HallecE, rendering him his
CHOICE Of the command Of any brigads in the
service This is both generous and deserved,
and we hope viii be followed in due time By
major gtne1als commission, wnieh f5e Eeasss US
bven lately thus horored. and t1r more thau
some who have proved themselves unfit for
the place.
The general, We understand, viii probl5ly
take brigade under RosscEans. He Is d3h1-
itg man. and that is the kind Of work suited
to the temperament Of Gen P7en.iss.
, 1862-11-10

NEW York, Nov. S.--A Manchester letter
it. the Lcndou Times, dated Oct. o23, STATES
that 7,SI0 additional paupers We're added to
the toor Lw statistics du1lug the week Ey.
err Cay mills ere closed. and hundreds are re.
has broken ont in Preston, traccaale to hard
SHIPS ard the p7iv4.ioaa Of The pooc. Bu5i'
ness at Manchester Was At stand-siill.
G]adstone's speech cr=atet quite panic.
Many manufacturers stopped their mills also
get1,rr. The letter says it Is expec+ed tha!
C0,CG0 persons will b. dependent On charity
thu. com ing Efutcr.
, 1862-11-10
THE END NEAR

The end is near when this war is well
begun And it seems well begun when
The President gives ASSURANCES that he will
not only stand by bis proclaim ation, but
eotN find sasa to ezscuts it. To make place
for these, the heads Of two do-nothiug gen
erals have rolled into the basket The
stroke long delsged.ha fallen, and A1cClel
Ian Joins his twin. Don Carlos in the re- |
1irsrncnt which, for their couutry's sake,
we would they might have earlier entered
upta1-
Months aga tue TRIBUNE wrote Of Nc |
Cle1lan, that he had been weighed in the
balances and found wanting. He has been
weighed again aad by most expensive
1rocrss the former verdict is sustained.
When in the winter Of 1861 a distinguished
nnblic man said Of the comm lnder Of tho
Potomac that " the country would do bet-
Ter to pay MIN of with one hundred mil
1iors and have done with him." it could
.carcclv have been f,rseen that bef,re his
sad connection with the management Of
Ills >yaar should clasa, the c,st Of his fail
no account Of the brave lives lost
Thank God il Is ut al end. The rebels aud
.hesr s;mpathlsers sill mourn, co1nmcnc~
ipc y It'll the Chicago Times. Gen a1cClel~
Ian had DO personal enemy in the whole
NORTH, when deckel in stolen and bor~
rowcd rcnown from Western Virginia, he
came down to assune the command on the
Potomac Oce shout Of wslconc, u1wise-
3y Us VIC SEE it u9w, proclaimed him the
Young Napoleon, and passed him unchal.
1cpgcd to the highest place at the military
council board.
Nor can he complsin Of a has:y verdict.
The fidelity and patience, and confidence
~vi,hwhicl loyal hearts fJll7vei hin for
months after :.1aus sands Of bcar!s wcrt
nic}1 Will, deferred hopes, is witness thai
1c lad fair tr;al, or only..uns4rr in trcucl
ing too dangerously npan the interests u
zhc country 11c had su:h az army as n,
earthly leader ever before looktl upon
lie had ut his hack the wealth and cour.s
OF an.tior. lie sauanlcrcd, visited, triflct]
with ali. The historian g-ill have Il,
slight tusi1 to sift tho evidence Hhicl
shall set down his failures either t
1ncaracity, cowardice, OF treachery- q
kept himself for 1nuntas on the dclensiv
in the presence <'f an enemy less than OH
third as strong as himself With balloo
Reconnaissance of daily occurrence th
enemy haye come and gonc undi:covcre
and at vii. When apparently III his poa
rr lie nevcr struck then, or striking, fort
bore to crush. The net result IL A1cCIe
lan's connection with the cam a,and s'n I'll
potomac Is a Glo3my budget OF diappoia
ncrt, anguish aud shame, relieved BY no:
single victory. The graves Of our bray
soldiers have 1;llowed his imbcci
marches, and mark where his CAM
for months have lain rusting in idlcues
THE indictment to be drawn ag;linst Lii
will charge him with the ruin ot tue be
9arn,y 1l:e Wo1ll ever saw enrolled, The 50
5mre1ri.ing Enf the Aoliest cause IN viii
sword WIS ever drawn. That indictme
is not yet written. lis crime against I
republic is Que that may havc no NOR
hearing, tsnt it is none tho less real It i:
mild punishment that tears from him |
baton he has disgraccl. bat it saves I
government Better days are iaxi,inz
yca arc here
, 1862-11-10
The New bern Expedition from Boston

Bos1oN, Nor. s.-The gunboas: Huron pro-
yey the Mississippi and Mer1imac t. Ne Eherne
y. C., but the ships were discovered to b. ia
srel filthy condition that il Was considered
urtafe to allow them to 70 to sea- The troops
on board will consequently be landed at Forts
Warren and Independence. to allow the ships
to be cleaned. Il !s reported that i1o Of the
eoldieKH had died Of dipthc1ia.
, 1862-11-10
The Pirate Alabama.

new YoRK. Nov. 7.-Capt. Vickery, Of the
bark Mary Baker, Of Yarmouth, n, reports
that on tho S0th October, lstEtude Al, 1ougf-
tude o9:3o. he saw two ships. From the de-
scription Of her, he believes one to NC be.l
the pirate Alabama, and that she was cha-iog
and rapidly gaining on the other, an American
vessel: They were eighteen or twenty miles
distant
, 1862-11-10

NEw YuKK. NoE y-Tne R7man Catholic
Orphan a., lunl fer boys sa Bedford aseaue
RrcoEl:u, YVES totally destroyed BY t1:e this
,.u:1nirc. Tcere were 2ts child.=n-aeaz'y 5
sill eaye6 Two are known to be dead se9er1'
arc missing
, 1862-11-10
Destructive Prairie FixeR In LAya1Ie
County.

We learn that great danage has bsea done
in the southeastern part Of Llsalle county, in
this State. A number Of farm-hou.es, barns
filed with tie seasons produce, farming iu,-
plements ard other valuable. property wera
consumed b5 the fearful element which wa
uncomfortable. 4 large AREA OF country VIA
burned over, AID the 1osses will amount to
Thousands of dol1ars
, 1862-11-10

Contrary to previous reports Bennet, regu-
lar Republican, and the present de|ezats in
Congress trom Colorado, Is re- elected. His
plurality over Francisco, tori, is about ! 900,
ard over GiiPiu, irregul.e Republican about
LOO.
, 1862-11-10

Robbery of an U. s. payrnacser.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.-The psynaster 0.
Natesy1iet Arsenal was robbed in the Sub.
treasury Office yesterday Of 1000 in Treasury
, 1862-11-10

NEW ToAK. Nov. 8.-Counterf.is $50 and
Sl00, raised from ou:'s and tTos Treasury
Notes. made their nnpenrance Today. Thsy
sre quite blurred and vtry defective.
, 1862-11-10

do rs: Gage over Brand II; Fuller oref Kfue 81;
Eastman over 9gi1iarns. SOS. Bsentano do, 6lB.
Tie figures aboye given are the votes
actually cast The returns from the I'd
district Of the 18th ward, the I'd district of
iie I'll, ward, the 9th ward, the I'd district
uf the 10lll watd and Lake View, were
thrown ont because the Judges were not
sworn. The Only significance Of these re-
j+ctious is, that they defeat Fuller for rcp~
SENTATIVE In the G0u district and give the
seat to King, which fact has no Significance
except to these individuals, iaasmuch as
the legislature is largely Democratic in
! ei'ncE case.
The returns from South Chicago bridge
,.ort} for town officers we're made III, sealed
:3nd delivered to the town clerk 1oHh0ut any
signatures Judges and clerks having
filled either 10 certify to their correctness
or to s1,ow that any ofthc requirements Of
the law had been complied with. No al
Tentative was lett to the canyassers but to
throw: them out l. tlunder even less cx,
crsahle was made by the Judges in the I'd
district If the A,h aard, who made no re
turns Of tho vote for town officers, but Sent
in bag full ofuncountcd ballots, for Which
tile canyasstrs Of course had no use except
as curiosities
, 1862-11-10

BsrufnE OF a Seminary in Neu Hamp-
shire.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 8.-The sanborton
Bridge female seminary WAS burned to the
grunnd last night. Ali tho 1amstes escaped
without injury. The fire Is thought to b. the
work of III 1nctndiary.
, 1862-11-10

General Rtcharlsonss Remains.
DE7HtlT, Nov. 3-rhe remains of the lite
tfaipr- General Richardson arrived hera to-day
e7s route for Pontiac, his former residence.
, 1862-11-10

GTRATED OK STULEN-From
~ the subscriber. In the Towa Of Eigia, In Zane
icunty. about tae hst Of Maj. ls6s ntae ssar ..ld
i. nd leg lack of the eanbo Joint. Also ;ca-It :
III Colt h!ark y III three w:i:s fc=t. ad s'a. 1!
the for eheaI and Eh1tE hPut the nos A. reward
OF t*c do a:s viii ce ,'as to retuEn Enl1- her
the subscriber. or giving inform .tlan whe.e 9c
MHy ht tn1r1. THOMAS JOHNSON.
, 1862-11-10

& TGRDAN" CANAL BAR
- EOTs.-For stle By the dozen o. hu7dred by
JESEP, KENNEDY i CO.. 1s Ec1is street,
rolux1 3tuet AGENTS for the manufacturers.
, 1862-11-10
Ncm aDDer1.5emen,5.

w AN TED-A Book-keeper.
W 4 young man who .s-,torsuyly capsule ot at
tending to counting home vcE5 and Checking ECoiA
Address J. at :hi5 o1Ce, ard State salary Nest
hsYH snaa} reference. UoI4Xik:sf
, 1862-11-10

WANTED-An Office Boy, about
w seventeen years Of A-a-
GREESE, BENrLET + RETS0hOS.
nolQI661E lfl Dearb ,yu street,
, 1862-11-10
the VERY latest News.
OUR SPECIAL WAsnlkcTca DIS
PATchE&..

4ohDAf' > eefzoc1 a" H.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.
GEN. M'clHlAN'S REMOVAL
CONFIRMED.
He and his Staff to Retire
+ to New Jersey.
BURNSIDE TAKES: COMMAND.
Aspects Of the War in
Virginia.
LEES ARMY REPORTED SAFELY
| BACK At RlcahosD.
Removal Of Mcclellan Certain.
The Eng!iah Questionable.
turn Of Lord Lyons.
fNE HARpER'S FERRY lfaHfS-
7IGATl0N.
General Julius Hilite Commended
GEN. MccLELEAM STRONGLY
L CEMSUhED.
OTHER OFFICERS REBUKED
Rhode Island Hen0rS Hel
) Gallant Son.
l Rumored Reconstruction Of th
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The New York herald., 1862-01-11
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JANUARY II, 1862.

the central agricultural societies OF the States in which
the competitors reside Arrangements also perfected
Tor national exhibition of native wines, to be held in
this city in January next
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SERVICES RENDERED THE RUS
siAN-JAPAN EXPEDITION By OUR CONSUL AT sINdA
PORE.
me CommanderinChief OF the Russian naval forces In
the China Seas has written letter to Mr. J. p Osu
Van' United States Consul at Singapore, acknowleds
ment OF the important services rendered by that unc
onary 70 the late Russian expedition Japan and China,
IN evidence OF the friendly feeling between the United
States and the Russian government The Commandcrn in
Chief remarks in his etterI have informed the govern
men Of his Majesty the Emperor of your kind exerons
and benevolent attentions in behalf of his Imperial Ma
jestys fgate sweana and the other vessels Of his
peria Majestys navy, which visited Singapore testi
fled to me by Capt Tchkatehy and the commanding OIL
GERS of tho other vessels