New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

Psnothar dispatch Of same date ne S ,ssSy 70,
Frsnin he. only bst" ,s, p SO 50 ' sSdv.aCsr
s0'y sp o N. Gen. HalleCk telegraPbo 70 0en' NV
want .p COPS g f. i. .nS%s s s 20 such
:s@sshn; gsvs9s his r sG9 70 Get
mi"s b Frsnxlins soouta Our people we ,;,sd ~
tively, and ind cut whore the enemy Is '4 '-'S'
90. Al 2.4O ?. N. the President asks OF Gen. NC
Clellan: pa. ,,...., 1,,o,,on, What, |
s'pA.2 :l5 p. IL, reOeiyod;:3O p. NJ, Gen. McCiei
Ian replies: u...,0r ~ ,f,r,s,,.
, e,aggIers to the eject that the enemy were e'acp
,mr Centreyie and retiring toward IhoIonshlhe ,n
I e So MI b. sd"ped: First To al cur
svsls forces to open communication With Pope seCSns
10 eare Pepe 70 st oUt Of hS sT0p ana a. one u a
san 70 make the capital perfectly safe no middle soui'e
will now Teitne what you wish re " nav
va, M oders and authority arc. ask for nohpe pus ~
ob.y Gaever orders give. only ass prosPs d.
that may give hs necessary orders wi" mo- ~
t4.iO p. m. the President replies: e.. .,,.,,,.
yOu Of to-day just reseSd o,I .ysSs forces to open
,on with Pope is the right one. Nv ysor
10 control That now esye to Gen halecA s'oA v W.
FRANKLISs DIsOBEDlENCE.
A, "A n. m. Gen. HaIleek telegrapbs TO Gen.
Mcclellan: ,u,, ,..,, and grs,ds
VOC ~ @ % Msns.sS Let there be delay in this
rs. b.en tod that FfEnkins corps stopped ct Amen
dali. sTo a aI Pc srse fave.ss report the M Of This
xsobsdenee. Thst corps n~s,t pasn ofssa. :, I'm
s.l Tl@.sSS' 80 ''-' - -. =,
MCCLELLAN RESPONSIBLE FOR 1T.
To this Gen. Mcclellan replies, at p M, re-
ceiyed $50 y. NJ:
II wrs r5t este for Franklin to beyond Arandsle
uDaer DE e,scaussncss until knew what was az vienna
oe FeasH Ielosaed here Sa s9Su' a ff
bon these oianstaaes sad Dc not ace "a aSeTs IN
refeIer oe to Fr.nklin's movements of Tomorrow 10
reaa TO ments desire definite
when lave simply exercised ihe discretion you eointeI 10
AtlOr. m. Gen. Mcclellan telegraphs:
Not hearing from you, have seat orders % Gen Franklin
a. Vic himself In communication with Gen Pope. By adj
,srr as soon possible and at the same the cover The
j @' St 10 n. M Gen Mcclellan forwards 10 Gen.
Halleek dispatch received from Gen. Franklin
n. kmndaie, dated7; Is M in which Gen. Fran kiln
gives runors concerning the battle of that day clos
ing thus; o, D,ov,,,o., and III, country
Ats a. 10. Of the 30th Of August Gen. Pope sent a
disratch TO Gen. Halieek, received AT 800 p. M
frotn battei field near Groveton. Virginia, continuing
m account OF the battle OF the DAY before, and cosing
o. follows:
MCCLELLAN REFUSES SUPPLIES TO POPE.
tbink YOU had best send Frsnkla Cox. and St1rsiss
,.smens % Centrsvils also fsrsge and subsistence
,scsyrd note n morning from Gem Franklin written nv
order Of Gen. Mcclellan. saying nsi uasoh' ard road
eqray ssoor! ALEXANDRIA O. bving them Swoa
N sss, ~ rasrnt W YOU have these su e. seus
without lbe least delay, to Celtseyi =
At $40 a. w., August 80, Gen. Halleck telegraphs
TO Gen. Mcclellan:
.I.m by no sat fea with Gen. Fnnklin march Of
Yesterday the Of the cae ne wa
night tho Q1afsTmasters Department could have given
H plenty ftisn.P1rts,on he had sPRsd f2I 4 any ..
opening communication with Gen P0pes army aud should
Nave acted more promptly"
At IL a m. Gen. Mcclellan telegraphs:
Have ordered S1unsr 60 leave one oissde IN The vicinity
efchsin Bridge and TO move the rest ra Celunbs Pike
wish them take He tad Fsnkln both Instructed to
lein Pope promptly " possible Shall Couch move also
AZ 1890 0. N. GeA. Halleek telegrphs:
81 think Couch should land at Ae1sndris oDd be I'm
P1sG out a 10 fS %s:u Seaeb % az
have ehey ipiorrn~,I>a by tia. time Send tram.
Iss.n.ps,s . Ii.a .ad Az i$sl1s 4: snswsf" ~
= Al 2:15 y. m. Gen. Halleck telegrsphs: -D'
Fnkns ard all Of Sumner. corp. should be pushed
ward with a possible dpatch They must Their and
nsi. forced msehs., A'sat sSS ss"stIl"s
Hslleck:
MAJOR Hammersten Of my staff reports. from miles
va: .bs eS rapidly corp. moved Z;
p Tbs orderly who brought the dtpssch from hsinuer
stein states that be learned that the fighting
miles beyond Centtevs and that people had
ng them day Hsmmsr'.en says all hs learns wa. favor.
0 AT 1910 p. IN. Gen HaIleck telegraphs to Gen.
Mcclellan:
All orsunner'. Corps tn, south I'D. Of the liver
sctos TeqpiTe the fos should march TO Popes relief
Replace with regnents frsIkn should also be
hsrried Oh to re-enfores Pope"
On the same day-Aug 80. hour hot given-Gen.
Mcclellan sent the following TO Gen. Haileck.
"Ever since Cen Franklin received notice thst he 70
from AIeIan is he has been using effort to
tnpoitatioo foT his extra ammunition But he was uni
formIy told by here that there
apossbs and h eommand marched without wagons Amer
wagons carry portion Of his ammunition by unloading
seIas Of Gen, Bank. supply train iOi that p9rpo.e
Dcstion upon QosrtsGsers and ctbsr TO get Sufficient
number Of wagons 70 ah,port his ammunition, bat
whbo1t soeeess and was obliged 10 march withoutf
have this morning ient ell ny neadqasrer' ran that
landed 70 be At once loaded with ammunition 'o suoor and
yrankn but they wiz lar TO ward supplying the def
Eighty five wagons were got together by the oasrterr.
Ger Last neh loaded with subsistence and sent forward under
escert at a M via Alexandra .
promptly difficulty to consist IN the fact
Abe gIester part Of toe transportation on hand at exsnda
and Wssnson ha needed for current supplies Of the
grrisons At all such 10 the state oi the
iesensq 70 ne by the and il sppe.rs 20 De
plsned 10 you"
All lO:l5 a. m. of the 31st Of August Gen. Pope
sends the following TO Gen. Haleck from Centreville:
"Our troops all here and in position though much
ussd and out think would perhaps, have been
greatly better snnnsr and Frsnkn had been here three
-four day. ago Bat you rely upon giving them
enemy desperate light as can force 10 stand
should ike % know whether you feel about
"eo"'"te0e' DO uos'iVyVu shah hk" ~
long will stand up the work You judge
.hst % be done having view the safety Of the capital
Tie enemy 10 resdJ pushing cavalry Reconnaissance In
'front.' Cb Ran, whether IN advance Of 40 stack to-day
aopt yet know send you this that 700 may knew 00r
position aud my purpose" g.Itl
On the % OF September Gen. Pope was ordered TO
faH back 10 lhe viei1ItY Of Washington, where his
army cafne under the command OF Gen. Mcclellan.
MCCLELLAN RESPONSIBLE FOR PoPE's DEFEAT.
The following is from the testimony Of Gen. Hal.
lock: INA .s-'... Ii. ...
Quston Had the Army OF ths Peninsula been brought
Cooperate with the Army Of Virgins with the utmost