Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-11
CNOrtester 4aiIp SPY.
NEWS FROM THE WAR.
IMPORTANT REVELATIONS.

OF officers,
consequence of which, if true, any other gov
eminent save our own would order them to a
military execution forthwith. His testimony
will probably not all be reported to the senate
at present Perbaps it will not he published
TO the world until after the war is over.
..The difficulties that Gen. Burnside has
had thrown in his wav since his taking COM
mand. from the dav the nontoons were not
forthcoming. as ner agreement with Generals
Hallrck and Meiys. To the dav he RESIGNED
were of all kinds. Lphncjlity cowarIit..
asrdiy- and treason mos him at every tnrn'
Ills orders we're inf always obrved iuSt whom
they should be; officer: from whom more
sboulu have been eyprcted shirled their dntv.
treason in our own camps exposed his mans
TO the enemy as rapidv as thew were formed.
and jealous officers succeeded in moro than
once Dreyentinu q forward movement at the
onportune moment. If is believed that the
court martial of Gen. Franklin will hiring
many facts to Eoht and shov Tn the conntry
why we have again failed TO take Ricbmond
and DESTROY the rebel army of the Potomac.
"Gen. Burnside has again demanded that a
command he oiven him whore he can bn of
some service in snppressng the rebellion. or
he will resiun his commission The state
ment which has been going the rounds of the
prcss. that he has SAID Cen. Mcclellan is the
onlv man WIN is comnntnnt to Load tbn army
of the Potomac. is entirely false. Men claim.
inc to he esnecial friends If Con Mcclellan
have nrovad IN ba tbe worst onon,ies Of C,or
Bnrntida and rs +l, oortr,
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Tho ninth army corns battnr known nc
Burnsides. has been ordered to ronort IN their
own Gallant General The transnorts +bnt oro
to convey Them tbither are ali collected at
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p9nuen'' we "Guiu Aihuiy IelhaIh lliaV since
way IasG we hf'Ve peeh somewhat Ialllillar
N Nun hIsn'ins Joe, anu we nave yet 10 see
IN" 'ne Moise on from having taken
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Pivsaion 'l'"1 ne oeloiiSeu 10 'iie oacIelor ira
telnisy Nio"iis 'ii"' nc uoeS ho' no" possess
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So W CIV W. liGeV nun Tue 'lcl!ily
o. wy "~oo' ne"i FicAsours, seven OF elShG
Oi'9o 'l"nSpoit e.G""lers Ill 'he eulploy oI
p"'Seu up 'hG s'ret'ii' eltiler III pur-
sun Vi S'oIeS' torase anu PROVISIONS or lor the
Pu'poS1 Vi "r,nsiue 'oh'lSton reihIorce-
~ eApectlhs, Vi course
" i1tuin ~ ~ FiGAspuls peiole the leueralS
coulu retuIh' FROM some unknown reason
however, they nave not yet returned, and we
see now the river is Dlockaded: First, by adj
mral Porter gunboat fleet and the ram fleet,
IN all Their strength; second, by the army OF
Gen. McClernand, and that OF Gen. Grant in
very close perspective. 1t does seem that
tnese rebel steamers must be in trap from
whlch water Will not bring them. They will
proDaDly resort to fre, II not prevented, and
0urn the Doats before they will allow them to
Iall mo our hanuS. In any event the conted-
crates are deprived OF their services.
OPERATIONS NEAR SAVANNAH.
NE" DIX, Jan, Ut ne Fort Royal cor
ohoeilt Oh tne lines aated Jan. "a says
tii"t tle ATTACK Uy tie HohtauK ana the gun
ooats Teheca' lSsaIIcKoI' ana Down, as
sls'eu ny tne mortar schooner =. L. Williams,
upon IoIt NlcAillSter' on tne Ogeechee river,
1"'' was resumed ON Monday morning. but
nave NOT Deeh aDle TO ascertain that much
progress was maze IN reducing the torthca-
u1h' Chuer inc guidance OF a negro pilot,
who h"u escaped 1rom the Nashville, the Mon
mo 60 f