The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-05
Very Latest by Telegraph !
4 O'CLOCK =. M.

~, ;, New YORK, Nov. ).
Inc lfera'ds Washington dispatch SAYS Of
htlal dispatches have been received 1T the War
Department from Gen. Rosencranz announcing
that Floyd had made an attack upon him but
that he had repulsed lloyd with great luss, also
that one of Rosecranz officers with 4 large
force had got to the zear Of Fl1yd's forces and
sba! the capture OF the rebel chief with his
army was almost ce,tan
Gen. Mcclellan has been oc upied in ascer-
tanning the strength, condition, and disposition
of the army of the Unltel States and systsma-
tizng matters % that the board of the manage
men. of Military affairs may DO safely confded
to tho Ad]utant Generals Office and afford Gen.
Mcclellan opportunity to devote his attention
especially to the army Of the Potomac. Nine
bodies of the soldiers drowned at Balls Bluff
) were picked up to day at Georgetown and Long
Island opposite Georgetown.
The Tribune's dispatch says that one Of the
officers OF the R,solute report that seven Of QUIZ
/ soldiers were injured by shell from the rebel
!, battery a. Shipping Point.
The provost marshal ut Alexandria has been
ordered to suspend tho exercise of civil functions
which he recently performed and dismissed all
civil cases of which he has taken recognisance
t arc allowed to 90 home to vote on Wednesday
Tho W orld's despatch says tho water is subsid-
G ing to -nighr, and the bridge will probably hs
Q passabo tomorrow notwithstanding the lat
f terrific rains the roads in Virginia, are iound
& to be in an excellent condition. Government
: store, living in the ware houses on the wharves
here suffered goo deal from being submerged
The lArgtst review of infantry that has ever
Il taken place in the army is to be he d on edncs
n day.
NEw YORK, Nov. ..
It Secretary Camero. was serenaded last night
'c liz made speech. Edwin Jsncs, the distn
II gui.h,d Queen . Consul, was admitted to the 5A
Yesterday. lie intends to make New York CIT,
se his beuc. Tie Government has contracted To-
= building. at iron-clad steam fri.at" in Phil
/ ade!ph.s her armament to DO lG of the iarges
: riGyd ranrou.
PuKraEss MoNRof, Nov. t.
&c Tbs Steaincr Belyilore, one OF the expedition
e laden with hugses and sgorc2, returned to Ol
l'1nt Monday noon, and reported that she wa
sera~atol from the ileot in the storm oi Friday
o. and portion of her upper works were stow
n n In fact she was 80 roughly handled as
ua con,nellcd to return. Twelve OF the horse
d. we're killed. She knew ncihlng aa to tins ha
y" ance OF he Aeet
M About 8 clock tbs afternoon the st'ant
Monticello from tbs blockading fiees off Savat
~ nah arrived and reported that she passed tt
n whole aeco Y along finely on Satnrdl
kc nigb,. within 50 miles al Bull Bay.
~ The s.orm lad nearly ahatcd, AVID her oihce
haze no DOUBT the fleet entered Bull Bay car
W. Sunday morning and landed within % nliles
tjharleston This point Of the coast was n'
slightly occupied. 4 Norfolk paper OK MOI
!si iay says the destination Of the feet IS kno"
Is 20 be Fort Royal, the entrance to which Is
~ miles south Of Ball Bay. Passenger: by II
ss. Rag Of truce cay that no i'f'Fnanon ha1 ee
7aS received at NorF)!k relative q The feet st
'"' r'clock Monday morning.
re- The Norfolk Dag Book mioatione !. funi
that Bcaurcgard had resigned, and also pn
lishos {. dispatch iron Richmond, mentioning
i''e similar rumor there.
CT No less than GO cont.ahluds cane INTO t
Fortress on Monday. A report that many
:, the troops have been withdrawn 'rom ore
tn lie, hel, yorktown ana the vicinity q Nor'9l
hut do not know where they have gone
!. They were picked up in boats ard 'an''F'
81. "a had 81 in