The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

Our Fifth Array Corps Correspondence.
FIRM ARMY Cons,
Is CAMP, MAR FALMOUTH. Va, Jan. Is, 1853
Counter Movement n a> Rt>i.-Rerort-d Promotion Of
Gen. Bu,tsrGeld-Pia9 Presentasio's-Ac'stsy Arr1t
sd-Bodaa Saaypa,ooers ond Hoo DispossfT, fc.
Three DISORDERS who m last evening ny that Tho
enemy Is contemplating a counter movement to thu
mapped out for forces ~ which case there lkeh
hood q lively rsbcontre.
report reached here to-day that Gen. ButterdeId
lately In command Of this corps to be assigned tho
mand Of the Seventh army corps II Is od late IN the
day to attempt writing any euIogiupi of "LhiIe
DAM HIS fitness % command q corps has been shown
beyond question: although bis from this branch
Of the army In deeply regretted everywhere The fact
has lust como 20 light that him IL owing 0trcy Abe
success Of the evacuation Of Fredorcfsburgas greAi
victory, under the circumstances, 40 has ev~ been
achieved by the Army Of tho Potomac.
nag presentation 10 the Forty fourth Nos York reS
meni Col Rice been the sosi Worthy eyenv
eonnectss with the First div Of this oorpa The flag
one Of Tiffany 4 Co.'s best OF handsomely embroidered
silk the s,aH Of black ebony patent ion,~ md crowned
by solid silver spear-s the GIT Of Mrs hastus Corn
pg and presented T. the regiment 90 Dhslf a the
fair donor, BY Ton. Griffin 10 speech d rthy appro-
prateness. co. Rice, In the course Of ny reaponse.
stated that the regiment had left the rernns q many
comrades on the plans of Hanover, the banks cf The
Chicsahominy, the hills ~ Malvern and tb he shisd
Groyeton Col johnson q the Twenty dftl New York,
commanding the FIRST brigade-wbo had i,t returned
from brilliant fer The succH- attending
winch be specially compiimcntod by GoE Bnrnaide
followed In speech " mastery el0l icnso nd Afarkfsg
with patriotic sentiments u vS an oocsaon the Fog
nent and all participating in u will moi sooa 'orgct
There a general arrest u ne~sb'yt yCstatday,
embracing those not selling Ia the proinf order Tho
arrested Juveniles true rel tape style, we're tOitsd
about from headquarters - another ih@ submtied
with great grace their detention, pgtns h. uAder
Temporary arrest and worked themselves ou q The dr.
heuty with like sr3reuiness.
The Brdan Sharteho1ieE have been wide, into three
commands the hrst remaining attached ~ thh corps and
the other beng teFpectiveiy assigned 10 General
surnncrs aud GENERAL Frankiin c0rps fbsc A. guod
~ the latter reported ~ dag ~ D. general.
Commanding
Colonel Johnson, Twenty 9TH Nov York, 81 me- ~
l.edant connected with his regiment WORTH a sf'rsl
mention lady IN Paris, WHO had reed 4 ~ sfleusf
behsyicr ~ this regiment al Hanover .Dur o,o and
oher engagements sent $50 " ,aatan Aafsnuy fors
merry u General Morells stan request M him'o 'e the
satae ~ coloneI johnson for dstrsattpn npng ne
wounded ~ his regiment whom he seemed mot vorisy
Ia accordsce with this request b. baA made fsifhsion
al tho money giving those who have boz teir niir
or incspacitsief from futnfssefsire 10
their country's behalf Here IL erampis vi r0sthy
the imitation ~ the women q Anerica.
It's quiet sunday, the shy clo1dless, Bot v NJ ts
sassiug wintfy sharpnefF.