Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
LATEST FAnEIEN MEMS.
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G:". Pas, rms SUPERSEDED by Cgn. !"o".G5--
AWoirimea'gC G-a. Great 10 tie Com@aa|
ct' tic :; Tiyc2 Cylajinsi .Armics IN ..gj-
Mci&, Te0Hc@ass aad t;a0?yiG - fwgcr'oa'
oa,l .N.tYtTioaf -torsmea's on .t"o'-!as
Rasao .lm>gisaa .iii:mcs IA Eaman.i-
F2,mai .>.i:~tof hr Confederate Eaasa.
Wc,arc indebted - Commissioner 0uld tor
Northern lies, comprising dates oi Ike ID
instant. Thc Washington dispatches contain
ar extra amount Of gas1onaic, which may hc
accepted IA IN encouraging Indication Of dis
satisfaction on the par; Of the Yankees, with
Meaie's movements and the military -i'aa
lion generally.
RosEcRASs RELIEVED.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. q, lSG&-Gon. Rose
Grams received tho order Relieving him from
command on Monday evening, and yesterday
left for Cincinnati, where NC is Gircctrj L" re-
port. lie is accompanied DT Only !;so person
al aids.
Gen. Thomas has assumed tic communal.
The late rains have swollen tne Tennessee
river very much, and steamers could easily
reach Chattanooga Gi,! the enemy permit.
STEVENSON. Oct. q, l9tj%.-Gcncrais Gran;
and Ro<ecmns both arrived here last night.
the one from Nashville. The other from Chat-
tanooca. anl were the guests % Gen. lnokcr.
Such military gathering attracts much ~.
tcntiCn.
THE MILITARY rRos.!cT.
WAsurGroH, Oct. -, 1863. There has, AZ
10 time since the beginning Of the VA. hecn
manifested by the military authorities here
so mnch bonvancv ~ feniin. and assnr.m>c ~
srceIy success II nur armies are IN Mo
tion. and all prepared 20 crush any t"c!niT
they NAV encounter The appointment {!
Gancral Grant to the command Of The thr''
combined armies in krnncky, Tennessee and
Georgia, is the prelnie ~ splendid i''rwnri
movement. The re,nrrS from General i,"nk..
in reference TO his overland expedition and
from both Generals Burnside, in Southwest
en- Virginia. and Foster in North Caro- na,
are most cheering and Indicate that 5Ro .'Tcio
Of the rebellion will. within few days, tr
narrowed down TO a very si.IaI' compass. n
is not prudent 10 pxnnse the deals oi he ro:a-
mrnts nb0rt 81 ~ :'"g.in. II l. sni''icH5 I"
knew tha: the authorities here have eri'Ee
confidence IL their succas=.
"a<aIvGroS. U,t % !>G3.-.h!aicr Gen.
cral iErar;c ;irrnuraniei hv Gen. Eiump.rrYs.
Lieut.. Col. !.vn,mn and Capt. .iors", nj ~"
staff. arrived here this afternoon. This Ti%-t
Of Cen. Meade has given riSo 10 :. rcn"ct i'I"l
ho has hccn relieved from the command c'
the army Of the Potomac, rs 1t was "";D"'ri
in military circles several days ~" thaF tho
President had promised IT, -riec, new c"''i-
mandnr for that army j! Meade i1lic'i 20
ovcrlakc and defeat Lc". II IL Gtd"rS'02i
nov. however. tha. Gen. Meade i here 70 r'.,'-
suit with the i'rr-alcnt in regard to :! nc'"
and s-rramisirg movement 1i the array
of the P,,foInac, for the execution ui "iir'i
rrangcments are already being marie l.
:anidly carried oat ;.S proposed. t"'S mo- =
r,rnt will snrpriSc General Lee, relieve hnrif-
side from all threatened danger, and taxi
Richmond before the rehc army seat vest
ward can ne brought back there.
Bv late arrivals fron, the front It apneaT'
that all is quiet there, and not only has there
been no fighting, but our army has bee" w
able to find any enemy.
AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT on FOOT.
Army or Tue PorosAc, October ODD, 1888.
There is little OF interest to report to-day,
but it i. not c0nrraband TO state that an 'ni.
,ortant movement is contemplated which vi;
Give iGv To the heart ot every true Union man =
and cyerwhc,,a the Conicderacy with the
deepest gloom. The nature OF that moTemen',
and the time when il will lie made, cannot ho
communicated to the people. who may pre"arc
themselves for an agreeable surprise. ~ tho
meantime yoUr correspondents II ihc he.H
will watch passing events closely.
MORALE or THE ARMY.
There revc. has beeu \ time since The a.
canizarion of the Army ef the Potomac that
the Officers and :lriva:c have fit more ch""rint
and h.ncr:i than ni:r I'rougl. rhc army hHs
made unprecedented marches, its spIit -
bunyans. and it can now he truly said that lie
mas are cug"r fnr a fight with the enemy. H"t
that human life may he Destroyed but thIc
telling blows may he struck a."ins. :hA L
nloraiizel rebel army.
TIE REGEG MOrETE:;-s.
Tho general impression - that Lee !; fa..-
inc ',ac!s on the ,i"iences Of RiGhEI"as. With
the intention or Sendn. al hi. available forces
20 Tennessee. Some think that his rNtrea' -
a ,3,se in order 10 d"c0v us tn ground %! his
own choosing # il were GO he would leave
communications open go that we could follow
m hastily and nc. hare tine to lcarn iii' 20
sition.
TIE MEN MILITARY D.STRlil ~ tb.1. S"H-' .
Louisville kv.. Oct. i3.-it a0sears "r
examination that the three. departments o:Ehc
ODn. Cumberland and Tennessee ta"e bc"n
consolidated into one, to be called the Military
District of the .IiSs*Sirni and 10 20 u:tGAr
the command &c Major General /. 5. Gran.
The army intended for operation III .rhis grand
department will consist ni the grand corps "t
Burnside, Sherman Hooker and Thomas. the
latter lately called tho Army Of. the CnmAc--
land. These grand corps are suhdIv!dri INTO
smaller ones. Gi'iccrcd and manned as !ormet-
". with the exception Of Thomas coTp-.w:ii
now falls to Grncral>L. IL. Rousseau. Gen.
Grant Of course remains in command oi the
whole force. lie leaves tomorrow for Nash
vile, accompanied by Secretary Ssan;""
ASTOUNDING INTELLIGENsE.
The Washington "Chron;cle" makes 'hc irl-
lowing Statement. relative to the removal q
Gen. Rosecrans:
We are in receipt Of astounding inteii
rcncc. in regard to the removal of Gen. EnS",
Grams. The whole country will bc stirrc ~
what We shall chrnniclc.
II Is rumnrph that three charge: ere Inauc
against thi- late popular commander.
ne nTSI cDaT1s - TIci"EEPl DV 'fH'-'"i'
Crittcnden and McC.ok To The efi'"ct tha5
fnSccrans left the Duttlc- field during the "-~is
and lied t" Chattanooga, and repa-ret % oii-
GERS there. that the day We, lost.
II IS reported that subsequently, throw (:
| Opium, he became irscRsibe.
i!;e second charge, it is rumored, j. made
bT the Government. to the effect that his orIcr.
we're 70 remaiu Ut Chattanooga until reinforce
m"nrs should arrive
The third charge, as rumored. ls to the aercj
tha. nc declined ~ move from MurerrcShnrp
II june last, when ordered TO 10 So by t::t
Government, az an opportunity was "H;.ret 3.
crush Bragg. large portion OF his army h-.'
ine been Withdrawn tn .C3cOr Johnston, wh'
wa. oreru.ine against Grant.