New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
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WASHINGTON Tuesday Oct 20. ls63
TIRE REMOVAL OF GEN. RosECRASs.
The removal OF Gen. Rosecrans from the
command of the Department Of the Cumberland has
been fully determined upon Gen. Thomas will be his
successor The fact that Gen Eosecrans was with
Gems. McCook and Crittenden asleep in Chattanooga
while Gen. Thomas was fighting brave and desperate
fight alone, has been known to the Government FOR
weeks II is also understood that Cen Rosccrans has
failed ever since the battle Of Chickamauga to exhibit
IN his dispatches spirit equal TO the circumstances IN
which he found himself. II is asccrtained that
Gen. Rosecrans very near losing bis command
during the siege of Vcksburg in consequence Of his
refusal TO assist Gen. Grant after repeated orders by
the Government and requests from Gen. Grant himself
h. attacking Bragg 10 make diversion in Grants
favor and prevent the reinforcement Of Johnston The
Government il satisfied that he cautious before
crossing the Tennessee and too rash aerverd in the
first LestatiDg obey orders TO and in the
second disregarding orders lot TO move too rapidly
that, in a word. the Chattanooga campaign really
failure
THE REIMBURSEMENT OF VETERANS.
Tie Provost Marshal General announces that
reriments in service, which Ieenlsi as veteran
volunteers under the provisions Of General Orders Nos
lel and 305, from the Adutaut Generals Office viii be
credited 10 the States and Ear practicable TO the
Congressional Districts and SubDistrics 10 (which
rey bc.oag.
TIE DELAY IN PERPEcTTsG PRISONER EXCHANGE
ARRANGEMENTS.
The Richmond papers are right in attributing
The delay in perfectng the arrangements foT an eX-
change 10 difference between Commissioners Ould
he o uTls
Meredith claims that We hold many more than the
Rebs and has the documents in his hands TO prove IT,
Mr. Oud has the efronery assert that the balance is
Oh the side Of the Rebel Government but fails 70 sub
rau,iate his assertion
THE FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
The Treasury began its regular deliveries OF
fractional currency today az promised United states
Treasurer Spinner received $1,000 worth this morn
inr and is promised about the same amonnt daily fof
he rresnt The appearance Of this second ins"lment
IL hyperion to that first issued.
THE INQUIRY INTO COTTON sPEcULATIoss.
The report Of the Mcdowell Commission OF
inquiry into the cotton specuations of military officers
in the West still sleeps in the War Department There
IL rood authority for saying that at least one general
and very large number Of field and line officers are
ahown in an unenyiable light by the report
THE MONTHLY CROP REPORT
The monthly report Of the crops for September
has been delayed in consequence Of the preparation Of
irnuortaut statistical tables IL IL now in the hands OF
The printer The condition 0. the Fall crops is reported
good though they somewhat injured by the early
frost; corn, In particular, suffering heavily. Inc
cables show that the damage. "a carefully aheeF'mheo
while not generally as serious as the early reports III
dcated Is sn great in certain sections. Tic wheat
crop harvested is even larger than thet Of last year.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR.
Assistant Secretary Watson, who arrived here
odav is Acting Secretary Of War during the tempo
yary absence ofMr Stanton on military business
ADDRESS BY GOV. YATES.
Gov. Yates Of Illinois addressed an immense
.oncourse tonight at tie League Rooms lie urged The
most vigorous support Of the Administration, and said
tbe oya voices Of Ohio and Pennsylvania would sound
lander 70 Vaandi CHAM q an the Falls Of Niagara which
.huDdered his British soil He said the mon
And liberty would live because Slavery had committed
s,,cide His most radical Anti Slavery TRUSTS were
xaeered 10 the echo Maj en-. Milroy also made few
remarks.
PROPOSAL TO RAIGB A REGIMENT oP SHARP
SHOOTERS.
Col. w. s. Rowland Of New-York, who is
well known In connection with tie organization OF Rife
Reguents has made proposal 10 Government to rse
100 sharpshooers in ten different States under tho
new call for 800 900 men. Tho 70 be mustered IN
for three years and subjected TO four months drill In
tie school of the soldier end ell The details OF rife
shooting at the grounds Of the National Rife Associa
ton, near New York. where competent instructors
non the celebrated English RiHeSchool at Hythe are
lgaged. The men 10 be thoroughly fitted 10 act as in
IT. gctors IN shooting. and 10 be detailed such TO
dA sreft regiments 70 be attached slarpshooters
IN 90 uads Of ten TO regiments in service The plan
las r, ceived tho hearty approval Of dlsiin
goishes' Generals.
TIE CASE or col. BERDAH.
Col Berdan has been before the Military Com
nission II which Gen. Ricketts, is President. and
planned the cause Of his absence etc. by satisfactory
documentary evidence. Tho Secretary Of Var has just
ssst lin says u slseaos fOy sixty days On surgeons