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The New York herald., 1863-01-11
Review Of the Fifth Army Corps.
OUR FIPrn ARMY CORPS CORRESPONDENTS.


FIFTH ARMY CoRPs,
IN CAnp, NEAR FALMOUTH, Va, Jan. s, 1868.
General Burnside Rerecine the 7roop-7he Officers Pro
sen'-Ts Army stu E6ectire-Personal-R -Reciap or
General Humphreys Dirsion, dc.
General Burnside reviewed the Fifth army corps TO.
day General Hooker, who commands the central grand
division Of which this corps is part and Gen Meade,
who commands the corps present. and respectively
occupied positions at the right and left Of Gen Burnside
during the Each attended by his stan, and
brilliant array Of dashng officers at
any review. To say IL splendid affair s TO
tell :he story briefly and stcreotypedy. 1t the
finest review OF the corps had. Everything con-
spred 10 made i such The day one OF golden sunshine
the ground nttingy level aud expansive, the music cx
haratiug the flags, ta,ercd and bcgrimed with the
smoke Of battle s floating the heads Of their gal
ant defenders; each regiment neatly and trinity dressed
and each battery gotten up In grand holiday style II
took hour for the troops and batteries pass
General Burnside remaining uncovered they passed
Taking this corps a sample, the fact pleasantly
apparent that there something OF the Army OF the Poio
left yet to do battle against the rebel army with pro-
Of brilliant victories in the future prov ded there
TO be no more Fredericksburg laundering Subsequent
the review generals and staff officers were handsomely
entertained at Gen. heade's headquarters.
inspection has just been made OF all the batteries in this
corps and arrangements are being made 10 I'LL them up
10 the required complement and 10 furnish effective
ammunition than they have been compelled recently TO
use.
Major oHaer, Of the Seventh regulars, wa. to-day
presented by the officers Of the Ninety third New York
regiment with handsome sword sash and belt The
occasion called out some eloquent and patriotic specch
flying.
review Of General Humphreys division took place
yesterday. The troops made splendid show aud went
through the complex evoutons OF field drill with the
and exactitude OF veteran troops This the
general review Of this battle OF frede
cKsburg and the effects of the losses sustained the
gallant and terrible charge made by the division
upon the cnemys works painfully apparent Efforts
being made to Al up Of the regiments to their
original number.
News Of the Nurfrcesbors victory, brought by the
Herald has caused intense enthusiasm among troops
Such intelligence the heels Of disaster goes
great way towards revving the old enthusiasm
and inspires new courage for fights and new vic
tories
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Reported Rebel Retaliation.
TEN UNION OFFICERS EXECUTED By GEN. HIEDxAN.
FoRrREs MoSRoE Jan, 8, 1858.
The Daily Bullcia, OF Charlotte, N. c., January s,
says:-The papers Of this morning publish report
that General Hindman has executed tea Yankee on
GERS in retaliation for the hanging Of gueras BY Col
kcNeal
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pensaDIc IN Moxico-say 10 the extent OF 10000
Commercial lntelIigence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols were quoted Friday at 92k o2x foy'
moaey Erie shares 49, Illinois Central AZ Al discount
TEE LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
COTToS-The Liverpool cotton market opened with
advance Of IA. Id but closed on Wednesday with ..
downward tendency and nominal prices, owing TO the
stock being largely Of the estimates Buyers
offered to purchase at va. ID decline, but the offers
generally refused The sales Of the three were
81 900 bales On Friday january ~ 5000 bales were
reported sold At Xd. . va. decline.
On Friday the Corn Exchange closed owing 10 the
holidays AZ Tuesday's prices were steady ane
unchanged.
Provisions very dull.
Arrival Of che steamship Nova scssias.
NJ Portland.
. PoxrLAsD, Jan. 10, 1858.
The steamship Nova scotian. from Liverpool and Lon
dondcrry, arrived halpuss O'Clock this aevnoo0
News anticipated.
Purscr Newand reports s-Passsd December 2etb, iD
at 81 49, long 10 TO- soamship North American bounoA
east.
Bosrox, Jan. 10, 1858.
The newspaper bag the press pcr tho Nova scotan
will be forwarded by Adams sxpress messenger this
evening, and reach New York tomorrow (susdayl,
morning.
Arrival OF the Africa ne Boston.
BossoS, Jan. 10, 1885,
The steamship Africa from na'kax is sisna,sd anA
viii arrive up TO port about ono O'Clock.
The Illinois Unased states ssnatorship. :.
CHICAGO, Jan 10, 1853.
Al tho democratic legislative caucus Al Springfield
night Hon W. A. Richardson was nominated for Uniteo
State 8enaior.
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Our Correspondent Gone Up
In q Balloon"
REVIEW OF THE FIFTH ARMY CORPS.
Military HOnOrs Awarded Il
q Fallen Foe.
The Recent Cavalry Expedition, and
Whe Caused its Failure,
h.. h.. ~
HKADQuAkIKAs,
ARnY OF iBB PoroAAo, Jan. ~, 1858.

Everything is quiet.
thorough inspection Of the light tweive-pounder am
nuntion excepting the solid shot, showshat the greater
portion II Il is worthless.
From the hasty and unworkmanhke manner In which
sse fitted and se several casualties occurred
20 during the recent batte.
General Hunt Chief Of Artillery for General Burnside
caused all this ammunition to be burned and that Of
perfect character to be substituted for II.
The defect partially ascer,aned last July, and the
detective construction been remedied In all put up
since that time.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Our Fortress Menroe Corrsspondenee.
YoRrRHs hoxAOs, ban. =, lsoa.
6esrai Foster u Fbvtrsss Monroe En Roxs for Neso0
The NWfyeesbmo Defeat al Guy Dsspssdsscy sf
"a Resis- departure Of War Vessels Under Sealed
Ors~s-Coom<i LudieW s~d ~ EreAamoed Prison.
era. &c.
MAJOR General Foster, commanding the Department Of
North Carolina, arrived here this morning from Washing
ton, per mani boat via Baltimore. On landing be
paid his respects TO Mayor General Dix, and afterwards
called upon Rear Admiral Lee board Of the rrgate
Minnesota, and finally back Newbern by special
boat. General Foster his command with
orders and the utmost confidence OF the administration
and we may be prepared long hear some thrilling
news from the scenes OF Genera Fosters operations
The steamer hetamora, Captain Raust Van valken-
burgh in charge Of Captain John f. Mulford Of Company
X, Third regiment New York infantry, returned this
morning from City Point, whittier she had been on dag
Of truce bringing down about three hundred released
prisonerg all OF them privatee. learn by this source
that the rebels quite despoDdent the immense
defeat in Tennessee The rebels at City Point acknowledge
that their army has fallen back, but assert that it Is solely
q strategic, movement Of Bragg and Joe Johnston.
This is all very well assertion; but it is well
a.
fought with vaor and reckless daring than IN the
protracted battles in Tennessee under Rosecrans.
number OF sailing vessels IN the harbor are under
sailing ORDERS and win eave during today 70 morrow.
Their destination is Of course, unknowns even 10 the
commanders, all or whom sail under sealed orders.
Lieutenant Colonel VIM. H. Ludlow, assistant commis-
sioner the exchange OF prisoners the Of tho
United States is still absent at City Point where no h in
conference with Major Robert Oud commissioner for the
Confederates Colonel Ludlow will probably be absent
the best portion OF this week and win await the Tag Of
truce which will 60 up tomorrow with large number Of
ladies' and children.
There are about fifteen hundred Union prisoners await
ing transportation lines, and Colonel Ludlow ia
gotiating for their release.
The mail from New York failed reach here this
ing although the newspapers 70 hand outside Of the
Post Office. The HERALD, owing 70 the exclusive report
Of the Monitor disaster sold out very rapidly and the
supplD was soon exhausted.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Manchester Out Ina Support OF the Union
and Mr.. Ltncoln-British Revenue Re-
turns show Cotton IL Not King.
The workingmen OF Manchester had held meeting 70
express their sympathy with the North, q which con-
gratuatory address President Lincoln his
adopted
The English revenue accounts show increase during
the year Of "a ,3s2 900.
The London Times thinks this shows coton is not king
that be far better for England keep all her
cotton operatives public pensions I'LL they ab
sorbed In other trades than vary point in heY
national policy.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
IcoHrYNUxD FROM FIRST PAGE.l

~ dark browed snd ancient nddier, wAo SAT wnA
browning looks in his fallen glory. The sable dancers
sssned however 70 prefer tho MUSIC Of me ndds and
sos Triangle and went in" with gusts After tho
Brass band se and the venerable Ethiopian voiinst was
sessrsd 70 his posisiOa.
BATON RoccE, Dec. 80, 1861
RsroxHosssoxc> BY tAs Reb<is, 6e.
body OF rebel cavalry this morning made recounes
sAnce from Port Hudsoa and approached within mile and
Q half Of the city They cane in considerable force,
driving IN our vdstses and pickess bus "nobody WAS
hurt" on either side.
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General aeClernana Supersedes General
Sherman ~ vtcksburg.
CAIRo, III, Jan. 10, 1863
despatch from Memphis this morning says that Gen.
AcClernand has arrived ~ vicksburg and superseded
Gen. Sherman in the command there.
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The war In Mexic,,

Additional French troops declared 70 be indis-
peusaDc Acxico-say the extent Of lo,o 900 men.
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poor RACE roR s sspE ~ rsS rAas ms.ae
u Ntaeiy .hrs IA a. Two r. ~. W DOBsoN.
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10 kept below, understood, and dswn down, We como
until within Of the ground when the hundred
hands again grasp the car and once more step upon
terra fvna.
Professor Lowe, within the past few nonths has aided
much 10 the efhcsncy Of baIooaug - scencs IN tho
army Many improvements have been made In the ap-
paratas and machinery for ascensone his
corps much institution - the engineer Or
signal corps.
Bsyoad the routine Of camp life drls inspections and
reviews little ansphss in the army just now and that
little rs seldom worth mentioning.
Flags Of truce s continue 70 cross the river, with
various objects, two or three times day.
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TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK A. M

NEW YORK, Nov. 20. Steamer Morning Sta
from New Orleans the 14th, has arrived. Gen
Banks expedition has been great success.
Brazos Island, Brownsville and Point Isabel
were captured, and are now in our hands. The
enemy threw away their guns, and lied to Sa u
Antonio. The casualties on either side are not
mentioned No details of the operations have
been received.
The recent heavy fighting in Western Louisi-
ana are untrue Our forces are still in the vi
cinity Of Vermillionville. Everything is quiet
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. The Star learns that
the rebels are faithfully delivering the food and
stores forwarded to our prisoners in Richmond.
The rebel authorities complain that Gen.
Neal Dow, in distributing the goods, busted him.
sell IN investigating the management of the
rebel commssary, and with starting false re-
ports concerning it, This, Gen. Dow denies
with great emphasis, and says that what he
learned concerning the conduct of rebel COM
missariats on Bell Island, he could not avoid
hearing as it was uttered by our prisoners III
loud tones Of complaint, in the presence OF reb-
el officers
Gen. Winder has substituted board of Un-
ion officers to make the distributions.
Lieut.. Bub writes from Libby prison of the
great Joy when the first lot was received.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 90 A private dispatch
yesterday morning. dated Knoxville 10th, signed
A. E. Burnside, sayswe are all right yet The
line is still interrupted between Knoxville and
Cumberland Gap. Nothing was heard from
the latter place last night
A dispatch receivad from Parson Brownlow
dated Barbour Hill, the 10Th, says there is fight
ing all about Knoxville. pa .=.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 90 The Richmond
Examiner Of the 18th contains the following
Charleston Nov. 20. Two of the monitors
engaged are not seen this morn ng. A report
from Moultrie states that the leading monitor
in the fight had her smoke stack and turret per
forated.
Four Monitors took position to day near
Cummings Point, and atterwardl pass d up the
channel. 1t is believed that they carried heavy
weights suspended at certain depths below the
water to ascertain if there was q passage fol
vessels of q certain draft.
The enemy fired rs shots from Fort Gregg int
the city, doing no material damage. 1t is report
ed that gun burst at the last fire. Indica
tions are that the enemy inteud more extensive
operation No monitors were in action to-day
New YORK, Nov. 20. Richmond papers o
the 18th contain the following re-.
Thirty-six yankee deserters managed to escape
from the Eastern District military prison OF
Friday night, by mining under the northern
wall of the castle into private lot mp to lat
hour last night eighteen had been taken.
1t is reported here that Gen. Msade's arm
occupies Madison Court House, and that th
rebels are retreating.
New YoRK, Nov. 20. The Pos,'s specials tn
afternoon say advices have been received at th
War Department this morning from Burnside
lie says that his position is impregnable, and
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