New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-22
FROM WARRINGTON
Special Dispatch to n. " Y T,ibun-
WAsnIsoTos. " edn'-iay OF. % 1888
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Special Dispatch to n. ~ Y Tsibun-
WAsmIsoroy. " cdn,.iay OF o. lss,
TrIE ORDER REMOVING GIN. RosFCRAss.
Your coiemporaries, whose entire ignorance 81
The change IN tie command Of the Army a; tle Com
bertrand was enlightened BY tie announcement that It
lad taken place. mnde exclusively IN yesterday
TEBrHr anil BY the dispatch from Louis, c n, day
journals M hereby informed that tho order the prem
iscs issued several days ago and carried v ct by
Gen uansaG an officer Of the Adluiant u neral .
bureau detailed fur the purpose and also that Secretary
Stanton took special train Tor Louisville with intent
20 meet there Gen. Grant whom BE bad never seen.
The rcnoya Of Gen. Roses less surprise %
those who knew The Interior history Of tie campaigns u
the Army Of the Cumberland since the removal " Gen.
Buell. than 10 persons who have other Of IN
formation than the newspapers. Gen. Thomas is uni.
vcrsay conceded - have richly earned the promotion be
receives. The only objection made HMM military cir
cles far informed. gTowa out Of hs refusal
70 supcrsode Gen. Buc when his removal fret de
,ormincl upon In consequence Of which refusal and Of
he remonstrances Of Kentuckans Of the Guthrie and
Crittcndcn stamp. Gen. Buell. retained his command
unt tie elections IN the Western States had been lost
The consolidation OF the three Departments Of Gems.
Grant, Burnside. and Thomas into ons Department,
under the command Of tie captor Of Nessburg, meets
with universal approval Had hs been done before.
Il Is believed that the battle Of Chckauauga would
eithor not have been fought would have been vic
tory and that on many other occasions unity Of action
night have been secured which would have been the
parent Of success.
THE COMMUNICATIONS OP TIIE ARMY SAFE.
If the enemy ever entertained any hopes Of
permanently cutting The lines Of communication by
which the Army Of the Cumberland receives It's supplies
they must now be dssipacd. The Cumberland and
Tennessee Rivers until recently too shallow to be navi
gable by the gunbonts have risen very grcatyone Of
them not ese than ~ feet Admiral Porter has taken
advantage Of this circumstance 10 go with Bis squadron
10 points wheIe he can rendcr essential service TO the
army.
CoURT-MARTIAL CHANCES.
Gen. VIM. HAYS, u. S. ", took his seat to-
Cay rs President Of the Court Martial from which BrG
Gen. Slough was relieved. Capt. II. i. Brownson,
A. A. c. II detailed as member Of the Court In place
Of Capt John L. Jeweit a. ID. C.. who Is ordered 10
Memphis for duty the staff Of Brig. Gen. Leggett.
U.S.v The Court adjourned til Monday.
THE CASE OF sMITns0Y.
In the case Of Smithson, the banker, the
cross examination Of his witnesses is said 10 have
been most damaging to him.
THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
The members Of the Presbyterian Synod, now
in session here to be presented TO the President to
morrow
THE APPORTIOSMRHT OF THE NEW TROOPS.
The work of apportiOLing the number Of troops
to be raised under tho last call Of the President among
tlc several States and tho District " Columbia has been