The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-27


GtnSral oals fF arm an ~, 81
sCiioa q OH and mea. sud under
sic providence o. Cd tie Army q
tie Po'amsc viii ha3r ,akea ,hc great
asp ,essri. restoring rsacv q tlis
Coan'ry AID ts- Garenasui d "a
fhlfal authorize
y, command O, Nai. Gen. narn.
.l3r.
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Philadelphia ian %.
The Washington Star Il srs, rlay
- reeir a 7, cuaiaina the following
highly important tn'elliscnee IN re.
gard 60 the mesem DTS Of the army
under command Of Gen. nurusjsr.
The understanding ~ Washington
to-day Is thai a portion n The army 81
the poomac Cen iioat,rs diyi.
.i,u---ha. at las, ccraialy crossed the
Rappahannoek, and the movement
took place te,i' rloy.
Az address il i said. has hcen l..
sued b. Gen. Burnside 10 tie soldiers
Of 81. army.
SATURDAY.
Headquarters Army Potomac.
Jan %.
The tcmpe.iuoas weather sine,
Tuesday last, and the consequent i'm.
passal,le state of lhe roads, have zen.
derel any advance of thc army be-
yond tie river a matter Of utter i'm.
possibility.
The same causcs 50 delayed the
transportation Of The pontoons and
heavy artillery TO the designated
points rs to prevent surprise 81 tho
enemy Al the point at Which Il was
designed 10 cros..
Til. afternoon the clouds broke
away aud lie influence 81 llu SUI \
telling la,oably on the soii.
Several payna,lers have already
arrived, bringing jay 10 the soldiers
and fclici for their families a, hone.
n Monroe, Jan. p.
-Four men we're arrested to-day on
James river, two d Whom were rbel
officers Caps. Wm, Can.y m3J
Smidl.
They wcie arrested Al Smiths
House; $500 worh of coutraia Il
goods were ioand IN lleir possession.
Tie storm is continuing quit ~
we're.
The Baltimore boat due bera At 6
q. m, did not arrive yesterday "a
?. m.
Many Of eur .chooucrs nhtel lelt
here yesterday have 20; back for
-hcltr
-Four rebel prison r were brought
down from Yorkiown yesterday >. o..
MONDAY
Washington, J 10 2i.
Il mal be poaityely ,tnCl bot
Gen. Haler wiil fs9mr ron naltl If
be Department Of tic CeIe lis
ho.m quarters witl b. II irs a New
orleans. and ,oon ~ j higher point
81 tie river Ilis dreini rllon ia
retarI 10 him vas arrived at m
di,reIj attef Ii, departure lrom Nasl-
ipg 0 ior the North Il was tie iu-
eyitable result ofhi5 couierence wirh
tlg plcsid ~, and the head Il I'll.
d parinrnts
C,u8t Aereier repeated anew to-
day, his as>urr g 81 tie friend y re-
ragards OF the Emperor Napoleon,
AMI said ll4at he Virh,i 10 bats M.
bounced that he intentions oi France
10 her proposal d mediation, and il
her expedition to Mexico. are 10 con-
sonanre Of The most friendly feelings
10 the American Union aud American
Interests; that IN regard 10 Mexico IN
particular, tie Emperor had M pnt-
pose 10 interfere with Ameri, an islts
o. the rights Of nations, but only to
maintain tie ror Of France.
TUESDAY aoRsING
Gen. burnside la. been relieved II
the command Of lhe Army o. lie Po-
tDmac. In bis parting ad Tres. be
says!
BY direction Of the President Of the
United States. the Commanding Gen
eraI this day transfers the command
Of this army 10 Major General Joseph
Hooker.
The slioit time lha he l,ss direct
Ell your movements has not been irpit-
full Of victory, Dor any considerable
ad..pc. ~ of,, linz Iat Il Laa ..,.,t.,