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leaguers Washington, and threatens the free States, it would be an appeal for recogniition which Europe would find hard to resist. The Navy Department is forewarned; now is it forearmed. New Numbering of the U. S. Army corps. Under an order of the War Department, of 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