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The Daily Dispatch: September 23, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the North. (search)
the 12th instant, the numbers by which the several corps of the army are designated have been changed. They now stand as follows: I Corps. --Hooker, formerly McDowell. 2.--Sumner. 3.--Heintzelman. 4.--Keyes. 5. --Porter, 6.--Franklin. 7.--Dix (Fortress Monroe.) 8.--Wool (Middle Department.) 9.--Burnside. 10.--Mitchell (Department of the South.) 11. --Sigel. 12.--Banks. The 12th corps is temporarily commanded by Gen. Sedgwick, while Gen. Banks commands in the city of Washington. "M'Clellan's great victory — now forward to Richmond." The New York Herald says "McClellan's important victory of Sunday over the great liberating rebel army of General Lee, in Maryland, marks a turn of the tide of war which, if vigorously followed up, will bring this rebellion substantially to an end within the next sixty days." It adds: It appears that General Lee, in falling back from Frederick, had chosen a most admirable defensive position on the rest and in one or two passes of the S