Smyrna times., 1863-01-29
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, .bsn' Burnside has resigned; Gen. Hooker ~,
o'eS spPothtod in his place. Gens, Sumner are
frsnklIn have Sesu relieved of their commands ~
Tie Right and Left Grand Divisions-this is III,
seSs We have from the Army ofthc Potomac Gen
bafnsiSs's resignation was accepted on Saturday
r"snins, and on Monday morning tie turned owe,
the 'csamand 10 Con. Kocksr, When the ebsxp,
eeesiae knOwn eonsiderahle Euraber of supero,
o4facers called on Gen Burnside to take leave OF hm
and tender thsir regrets al his departure His par
ing address to the soldiers awarded .en praise 70,
theE eozTage, patience and endurance, and invoke.
then full aua cordial support for his snccess6r The
tTsRsrA with most of his late staff ss been granted
ioave sfAbsencs for thirty days ard will 20 imme.
dsately to New York. Gen. Couch succeeds Gen.
sqr~asS, and W, +, Smith succeed. Franklin. Gen.
sasas'aes farewell Srder ia q modal of devoted pa.
rissism. loyslty and unse6shne.s Neither the
soaatsy sor the army luug spare the noble A.d
msananimous qualities lie has dIsvlayed hmm
dsrstc0d that Gen. Burnside declitc q, continue any
ienses in that position ahless he c"lId IKE such
measures as he dsehed necesssry to SECURE the cor
dlai cooperation Of his SubaTdaats officers in the
execution Of mis- plans aud this the President wa,
snwlHIng to grant. =
an arrival from New Orleans b,lngs 40 news con-
sesniGg lhs InOvements af the Banks expedi,,on mn
shs hississiPPI sivsr II vas reported that one of
tAs Federal gsaboats had sosn sunk by the Cont.d
efsas batteries at Port Hudson. and TIA. s,onevsl
SasAsSn' ~''n forty thousand nsu, had arrived at
FiekssuFg.
Ihe horth Carolina expedition has ~. vet u,ar,sd
Pu' "a advance msTeiaens will soon be made.
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All lis going on well ia Gen. Ro,ecran's srmy.
rrsLie EDUc And LOTALrT.- NJ, Robnson
The Superintendent Of Public Instruction in Kcn,,.
~ iguss that ignorance was the tool Of treason in
the SSEth. He produces statistics 10 show that the
ossniiss in Kentucky in which common school.
hays bssn meat largely established aud most liberal.
y sustained, are those which as,s o@r Iros, dis,iu
gaiSod iSr cOrdial iamovabs and self .acriticiav
sttaehsaen. 70 the onion.
The Chiesgs Tribune says: The T,rty e,epth
Sss''Hen' OF Io"A volunteers, tknO~n ss the Cry
'ea'e Feg'ihent,' have Ioa 81. Louis Tor The Sou,h
= stnAus PseulIarsy Of this regiment is, ths, ne.,
y Ai It's meGbers, officers and men, are over f,rtv.
.7s y-s's Stage. Three-teurths Of tnan, are Oray.
s-t H'ny Of ,hsp hays long whit, beard.
giving tIsm venerable appearance MANY have
''st their sOss to tie field, and are now f,iowiu,
thea.
EXCLUSION or NEGEoHs. bill has been
Introduced into the Legislature of Illinois for
the punishment and EXCLUSION of free no.
groes from the State. II provides that ns-
aroes coming into the State shall be punish
"a by fine and imprisonment A bill similar
IN msny respects is before the Legislature of
Pspnsyivania.
-it Par or .TnE SOLDIERS. money IN
pay the sruiies of Gems. Rosecrans and
Grant has been. furnished, and the greater
part of the funds 20 pay the soldies in North
Carohns aud the Department of the South
has also been issued, Gen Hooker's army
Is being paid 80.
The " long agony" regarding the Speak !
ership of the New York Assembly il at last
"a an end. Mr:- sCallicott, Union. bav;n@
been elected Monday, after three weeks
contest, ~ go.