New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-12
GEN. BURNsIDE's FIRST GRAND REVIEW.

wAsHISGToS, Monday, Nov. II. ioe7.
GEN. BURNsIDE's FIRST GRAND REVIEW.
The review Of yesterday, with which Gen. Bum
side will extraordinary courtesy bade farewell to tie
General whom he supcrsedes ia described BY thoes
who witnessed it as very noisy affair, in Which
great deal Of powder was wasted. The soldiers
seemed TO be in the beet Of spirits. After the re-
view. Gen Ftz John Porter entertained the depart
ing Maior-General with sumptuous repast at his
headquarters.
CORTEMPTIBLE EXHIBITION OF SITE.
During tho review at WaueniOn a notable cir
cunstance occurred. Six persons who are nomn-
ally attached to Gen. MoClelab's staff being in
liquor, and being apprised ihst gentleman who
. was ;eaceably riding near them was coirespoi-
dent of THE TRIBUNE rode their horses rapidly mon
'him and finally forced him 70 dsmonn', somewhat
bruised The correspondent was unarned and was
guest Of a Leading General on the Held. Snbse-
quently ono Of the principal officers ON Gen. Nc
ClellAn's staff made in the name Of his Chief ioi
snal apology for this ruiiany ae
TIE DISTRIBUTION OF PRiZE-N0NrY.
Surprising at it may appear, Tie New York Prize
Commissioners have as yet no money ready for dir
tibu,on. Tie Philadelphia Commissioners, on the
conirary have got through with all the business in
trus cd 10 them.
THE REMOVAL or GIN. MCCLELLAN.
TIE statement made by Jew journals that are
dissat,fei with the recent change in the command
Of tic Army Of the Potomac 10 the effect tha, that
change will cause a delay in TIE forward movement,
il. as we learn through several channels. entirely
unfouudcd Gen. Burnside cannot, of course, move
quite as speedily he could have done had he been
Ia command Of Tie army siuce the battle Of Ante-
tam. bat he will move much sooner than the Gen.
-eral whom he succeeds would have moved.
Tie qivings-out from Gen. McClellan's Head
qlasierr, and from officers known 10 be in his con-
hdenee week ago, were such as 70 lead TO the
inevitable infersnce that the army was about to 90
into winter quarters Oil this side Of the Rappahan.
mock. IL will be noticed that this prediction was
made in several published letters from tie army,
and s probability has been confirmed TO US. by the
personal observations Of gentlemen who were on
The spot aud who speak from Shat they heard from
lac staff oihcers Of those msior-generals who were
nearest 10 the deposed commander.
GIN. AUGUR ORDERED TO REPORT TO GEN.
BANKS.
Gen. Augur, who was recently ordered to report
70 the corps Of Gen. Reynolds, was this morning or
GeIed 10 report ~ the corps OF Gen. Banks.
GUARDING A REBELS PROPERTY.
We ere sorry TO hear that Extra Billy Smiths
house. at Warenton, is still guarded by our forces,
not at all 10 the qualification of those detailed
tnes' Extra Billy" HIMSELF is not at home. as
was reported, but was removed TO Richmond just
'Oeiors Our troops entered the place.
GEN. SCOTT TO MIR BUCHANAN.
IT'S expected that The Inteiiigeacer of tomorrow
%ii contain Gen. SCOTS rel ly 10 President Bueha-
'oao's recent letter.
THE COAST or TEXAS AT OUR MERCY.
Admiral farrsgut Gays, in report received
to-day at the Navy Department, that he is in 4
position in which, if he had few soldiers at hs ds
posa', he could take Possession Of the whole coasl o
GIN. wOcL's POSITION.
mo report thai Gen. Wa. W. Morris, now com