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MOVEMENT FROM MALVERN HILL.About an hour later the chief signal officer, then at the deserted camping ground at Haxall’s, whence headquarters had that evening moved to Harrison’s Landing, was informed that the whole army would move that night for Harrison’s Landing, and he was ordered to arrange such communication that General McClellan, who would remain on board the Galena off Haxall’s, might be in communication with General Keyes, whose corps was the rear guard, and be also informed of the manner in which the march was made and of any occurrences in relation to it.