The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03
LAIEsT FRoR THE oRTH,

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/. We sss in6a1.sd 70 The ssssse1y a uAptalu
PHILIP OAsnMs1KR fer ksw YoFk pepsss q 6aaa.
day iast Ne 9las 1T Cold spensa = Tsday at n
anS tisssd q fes I. yxsAa1ss sioseAasl7 4 0sesoi
osenedas % As6 slose& u 81 1As new YosA 6ksai,
ssysshat ~ COO of Gen Lees trocpshavs been wish
dsawa An4 SAINT north Carcl,aa. Cen No Ee,Ia,
wset from Hsw Hsfk % Dostsn WEDNESDAY. a
q. the railroad stassoas e Re Hva1 tslssssns r.,
70 BE- bslssvsd tAsss Va "a evsisa. 3As an,
paper taiaks shs Ayny d ths Psscnss ~ln sssi;
come 9, ssif II Me0sllaa lsnot lnns1aasay pos d
command. Burnside and hls wifs rsacAed Eeu
rosk Tuasday night A most s6sstius iaisrvisx
took rlacs bstweon Mcclellan and himsslf. Alse,
thssstwo natshi military ehisfts iss had ecndoei
with trs another the crowd rashsd II, and ~ srsa
was the prossurs tkat Nrs Darrss6s asd to hs,
chamber. Burnsids's shou.d.r, being broad b,
esood 81, ground q submit sd to tse hand-shakins
with rsnAEkasls s,elaess and asnckafascs
Fsoh THE ARaY OF TIE PoroxAC-CPxsINe
ADDRsss OF YfeHrr. JOE HooxGR--YARr
WELLS CT FaAEKLfs AID sUNSzR
Tslasrsnis fann TIE Army sf the Potomac, dasei
ths 3osh, ssys that hsagz Snow storm Lad rem
dared tie roads about Falmoo.A impasa,se NJ
m5geo:ent has taken placs in tho army. 0cnsra
Eooks- has sp7clstsd his sts6 Gan Bu:t.aH H..
fazmtrly Colonel. IA the n. Z. State militia &
.ss ea,si The following Ia Hooksrs sddres, 10 Il
unhappy army:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Po1oMAcl
CAkP MAR FALMOUTH,
January 26. 1H3
=, 0sns,a. Orders. No l-Hy dire ,tiou o. tbs Pres
idaos o. the unitsd Gtates the undersixnsd sss ,me,
coInnsns OF tha Army Of the Po.omal
Es enters ucoc the dschargs Of the Gut;es i'm
posed oy tsi trst With j1gt appreciation cf tkell
responsibility. =
saes II, fo-ma.ion Ct this amy. ho has beeu
iassEc-d with its history. Rs has shsEej with
yoa ass Eipses and resssses. with no other de,ire
tnan mat thsse relations night remain unchsrgsd
u ta sss dsssiny should bs acco nplhhsd.
Ii fhs record Of your aohie rs0en,s there n much
70 % proud Of and. With tbs bIesaps Of Cad, we
VIII conlflbcte eomsshiag 70 tbs rcnown Of onr
ar.l5 rad tie snccsss OF our ca-ao.
20 secure shess ends yoar conusndsr viii re-.
qairs the cheerful and s,alous cooperation Of ava
~ osioer and soldier In this army
In equ!snsnt Intelligence and valor the enemy
II our interior.
Lat Us never ksAsass to give him battle whore
fhs undersigned only gives expression to the
feelings g! tAis amy whsn he couveya 10 our lata
commander. Msj. Gen. Burnsid,, tbs most coriisi
goo1 wistei fyr his future
Ey Sssff sTiil be a1nourcsd ~ soon a orran;x "A
JosEfH HOOKER, Majer GsnI.
Commanding Army Of the Potomae.
Ths following Il the farewell address Of General
Tranxkn. who il about to follow the fate Of Yits
J-hn Porter Wisn the aensrsl cama out from
his quarters to rrsseed to the railroad station, te
found assembled csvslcsis Of two hundred OF
the emcers Of the disi,ion. who escorted him to
the csre:
HEADQRs LEFT GaAHD pIvrsIoE.
January Ga, 1863
To de csssrs sns Men Of tAe Lz,i drssd D:os.
SION: -
Ia ooadisnca to the order Of tie hies,,. ausho-
rits. the undersigned rainqaisaes the &C m asnd of
tas Lset Grand Division. He dcee SO with sineese
regret His connsaion with ths coEnnsu has B. en-
eTes Pleasant The prompt obedience snd erss-.
fui co-opsrssioa you Eave at all times rendered,
yonr patient endurance upoa the mafcn, yaur
steaar srsy cry npon tho field, the manly dstsrmj-
nation with which on have encountered aud oser.
Una the dsrgess srd hard hips Of ssvers. trs;np
campaisEs command his sduisa'i N and gratitude.
AL o. you ere endsared 10 lin by gal an: conduc.
ard iaysl sareics AMI most Of you by she Eeruo.
ries of Easuy bs:.!e fields aad the proud xecclies
ton t-iat f-cni Of them have yen been dri ysn
ta;x By tassa cormon casmoTi.s hs eahorts
yo "a ovs :rue, Grd dsht gslsntiy In the fnt are
IS you nsvs eve. fought II the past for the great
caise III waian you sre engaged, believing that for
yourselves yen win win Improbable fame, fer
3ocF country float and enduring victory
IN ssveZics connection which you hsvs made
20 cssr ks sgss that no enc will believe that hs
voluntarily parts with rou ia the fscs Of tn, ct-
eIay. ". FRArKLIs
Ea;or General Voiunteera.
The following Is the official order in regard to
the rscsa. changes in tho Army Of the Potomac:
EEADQu ARTIRs OF THx ARMY,
WAR DEPF., ADJ'r 0xNERAL's OFFICE
Washington, dan. IS, 1853.
Genera, Cyae-, 70 20
/. ha P.esidsAt Of tbs U.i.sd States has di
Fecied: L-
is:. That xaj. Zen A Bu.nslds. q. hh own re.
q ssss, Ls rsievsd fto.n the eomn and u the Army
ii re potcnlSe,
81 Ghs. Major General q Y Sumner, q. his own
request. be relieved from duly in ths Army OF the
EoseEa:.
"a .la.t Meiar.asn " b Frsuk,,n be relieved
f. II sdtT IN tbs Army Of tbs Potomsc,
b Thst slaiGea Haoker bs assigned to sAe
c5m1 aai Ds the .Arm7 OF tAe Potomaa.
rs atieers relieved ~ above will report In per.
ssc 20 tue Aaisr sat General Of thu Army.
by cr1er OF the feerssasy Of War
u D TOWNSEND.
assistant Adr.ent Gsrsrai.
Tbs following farewell a1aress Of GEN. Sumner
has hesn issued to the right grand di,iAon Of the
Army Of the Potomac:
EDQRs RIaHr GRARD DlyH.
Camp rear Falmouth, Va, Jan. 2j, 1889.
General Orders. No. l.
ths adja.an, -3ensrais ofase. War Deps.tmen.,
Washington Jan &c, 1863 announce pthe rich:
grand d.vi ion that havs he n fsisved from dnty
Ia the Army Of the Potomac by order of the Frs
have Only 70 recali 10 you the memory Of the
ra5Es tn which you have fought 80 nssy battles
with orsdit and homer always. IN which ycu have
csptursd go msay cciors without Iosina single
gun CT ssandafd, and TO urge that keeping thiS
collection IN your hearts, yen prove yeuesstyes
worthy af 1t. l. IL on.y In 10 doing that on c.n
Tesla for yourEe.sss reputation wei: wen and
which feel viii he preserved rnasr the ssilsn:,
sai saso cosnnaana-r, Ms.or Gsnera! Couch, to
whom coufds you. E. v. SUMNER,
1feyst EaioF GsreSAi
THE ARREST CT An EDIT II IN PHILADXLeHIA-
PaoTEsT AGAI.sr 1T by THE CITY coUAcIL-
DEMAND Fh0k THS LK6lsLATUAE.
Tho City Council Of PLilad.lphia took aston on
F.idac essaing les: cn the caee Of Kr Boreau, ed.
Or OF tas freniaS Isasnal who vAs SCAT TO Bort
McEsn;s by r.tnsoinis police for disicyaisy. The
common branch Of tee Council adopted resolu.
lin dsEcurcing il a. unjust and nnsonstitusiocal
w.'ci Was rejected BY the select bel aash b. oas
majosisy. Tbs following q sn extSacs itom The
pres.nsnsn: Ct the Grand Jury Ia tho case,
The testimony before ths Grand Jury shows
that the a,rest was made BY the order OF General
Scheaes, for the publication of editorial sstise
uzdsr tie titlo OF the "1esssee Of Davis, ," and
support sEd ercouraysment Of the REBELLION a1alust
the U. 8. Governments
Ater qcotins tie editorial alluded - By Cen.
eehsnek, the Grand Jury say:
Thsy earros rstfa.a itop saylns thax, whilst
tSey iadirec.ly, or ~ body, e~uad not cooscisn-
tiorxiy do any Thing which Wo1ld hAvs . tsudeney
to weaken the General 0oSsrnmens II ths exsr.
case Of its "a horty Tor he suprr.s
siou Of this mos. wisksd and esu5sises rsbe.l IN.
ret they feel equally bound 70 scfoscS 81 iawl
that have 70. thsIr Object The prutsetlcn AZ life,
.hs security Of propszty, and The mMty Of ths