The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-13

handed 20 Capt, Geo H. Johnston. Gen. Nagics's Adju
General, scaled document. which proved 10 he
from Gen. Hunter relieving Gen. Nagice and e<dong
TO repair to New York by the lrst steames And re
Gen: ~ ..,er, Il 4 TToft;d T:iieyes Gen Nasse q
Count Of his IS piss' When Mra, " s aUss moe o.
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approval Of the Washington authorities. Tue oLpT
hevng him Is stated 10 be concbed IN very respectIe
euage toward the retiring General and regreting TIA
tnc so:emn belief Of the Commanding General chang
Ge, ma = necessary for the harmony o. me comma
yen. Urls = Ferry OF Connecticut succeeds Gen Ma
IN command Of the detachment of the Eighteenth Al
corps.
GENERAL HAGIxE's iRAyE o. MS TRoors
immeoisteiy on receiving the order relieving him
his command General Nagec issued the following ord
GENERAL oRDsRs-so. IL
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orIctns ASD soLDiEas or MY DIVISION AND nv
] have been relieved Of my command over YOU. and
ORDERED esewnere ae, me en'reat you TO render imp
Remember the ssered cause o. country. for which
have sacrificed our homes and exposed our lives
Go on and add to the good name your gallant conduct
10 st sos w Sna az again viii we esam
With an aifectionate remembrance Of the past, and
heart, God bless you'll
Brigadier General HENRY NJ NAGLEl
Csc. H. JOHNSTON. Captain and Assistant Adjutant 0s
On the news becoming known in camp that Gen
Nagiee had been renewed regret was everywhere
pressed, especially among the members OF his
brgade-viz: One Hundreth New York Ono Hume
and Fourth Pennsylvania. Fifty second Penpsyivs
Eleventh Maine. Fifty sixth New York, Eighty.
New York, Ninety eighth New York, and the 4
pendent New York Battson---neariy all ofwhom had,
service under the General aud paraken OF the dam
and privations OF active war with him as their cOmrl
der Two three generals said 'tthey would not bt
behind General Naglce in their Journey Northward.
Ia useless n deny that the prevailing sentiment 10,
General Nngiee has been relieved because he does
sympathze with the generals in the Department Of
South, whose sympathes are altogether with the nc
FORTRESS MONROE, March II, 18f
General Naglee, commanding the Union forces I
North Carolina In this department, In whom
Generals Hunter and Foster have unbounded oonfd
will take an important part In this expedition.
Captain J. W Howell promoted for gallantry 81
Oaks, is by recent order attached 70 General Nag
staff as Chief OF Ordnance.
Surgeon George Derby, OF the Twenty third Masss
chusetts is attached 10 General Nagiees sta a. Ne
Director.
The United States transport steamboat General
side, Captain Wilcox, arrived here Friday from st
gustine, Fla. She win leave here TO morrow for
same point.
Doctors Otis and Ingalls, two distinguished surgeon
General Fosters command, now here a. supernume
surgeons, will have charge OF large steamer for
pta ship fitted up with all the comforts necessary.
The famous steamer Union Captain Chambers, "
North Carolina, and doubtless one OF the fastest sea
aoat, Is now here. 1t Is rumored that she will IN
cruise after the rebel pirate Alabama, II the captain
procure letters Of marque for that purpose.