The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-19

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cordial and active support to the choice Of thst
Thanking my ffieads In Jeffarscp for their kindly
feelings as expreaed In your letter. / an. very
truly, G I. VALLAKDiG IAN.
TEE ION TO RICHMOND" MovRxErr-xoRr DE.
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lxEcUTlvE MANsIoN,
Washington, hsrch 9Th It62
Praidsnfs Gsneysl War Order No 3
Ordered, that NO change Of the base of operations
Of The Army OF the Pctouac shall be made with
out leaving in and about Washington sush q force
u.s. In the opinion Of tbs Genera. il Chief and .he
commanders Of all the army corpe, shAl leave said
city entirely secure.
IhSt no mOrs than two army corps (about ffty
thousand uoolD Of said Army Of the Potomac
shal be moved eu route for . nsw bss, Of cpera-
tions until the invitation Of the Pctom.e. nom
Washington to the Chesapeake Ray, shan be freed
from enemy . batteries aud other o0strucHons or
until the President shall hereafter give express
permission.
That any movements N aforesaid Ga route FOX
nsa bass OF opsgstion'. whieh may b. ordsred by
TO movs upon the Chesapeake Bay, shall begin to
move upon % sne Say as early - me Is'n dsy o.
Aslen nnss .h. s.o .no On,ei esali %
'espoax'o,o ,nas ~ move - oe1y ss thas Gay
U,oesea I'M ane lily III navy coopHase N
M luueut.se n,s " SAp.oIe 'o2 cneWy est
tsnes upoa .ae Potomac between Warrington and
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HHADaRs ARMY OF THH Potomac
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tornse were Of tho opinion:
That the enemy having rstreAsed from Ma
nwsa1 to aordonsyille, b.lind the RAppahsnnnck
aad RapdAa, is the opinion Of the 0sner .is CON-
msndiag Army Cofps that the operations to be cxr-
riad on WIN be osst usdertsken ron Old Point
Comfort, betwesn Inc York and lames Rivers upon
Riehmoud provided,
l. Tha: the ensmy's ve'ssl, the xerrinse, can be
neutralizsd.
That the means OF transportation 50 fisient
for ~ immediate transfer Of the force to It's new
base can be ready at Warrington and Alexandria
to move down tn: Fosomae' and
3. That naval au Hillary foree can be had TO ST.
lenee, or aid In sencinS, the enemy batteries In
1oFk river.
4: That the foIcs to be left to cover Warrington
shA bs s1eh - to give IN entire feeling OF security
for ita safsfy from menace. UNARIAoUs.
H. II the ing cannot be, the army should
then be moved aasin;t tho enemy behind the Rap
pahannock, at the earliest possible momect, and
the means for demonstrating bridges. repairing
railroads, ana stockiag them with material sum
c'eot for supplying thc army ehonid as once De
collected for both the Orange ana Alexandra ANA
tas Aqua and Richmond kairoads
UNANIMOUS.
INoT8.-Tha. with the forts on the right bark
OF the Potomac ftfIiv IN, riscred ard thns. ON the
isft bunk oceupisd covertne force In 'front.' Of the
virginia Hna Of 95 ()0l man ySouA suf8ea