The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13

n0uus suns were dismounted by their own recoll
tles e. e. remarkable statement.
ratn5i .ost d,suatch is dated Tuesday evening,
INC up NJ, 1t says five Federal vessels are
No'' ~ s;,,ht Of Beaufort, and that an attack is
ezpec'e4r h w Mercury has also accounts
lhg ast tennessee, showing indications that
IO'u r n men there are moving.
he on'o 70 accused of cutting down telegraph
lh'y o~d hurning bridges to thwart the move
mgnts Of the rebels
'', '.~o;nnati Nov. II. General Nelson met
'ln ptals nnder General W iliams at Pikcville,
t n.a Countv. Ky, on Friday last, and gained
gorous victory .,- n,su.rcu
"a LIKE Moore attacked the rebels In the
nth $500 uen, while Col. Harris OF the
~ '' ohio Regiment, with 900 men, attacked
H,a in the tsont, Col Harris falling back, and
n t'I'n M +, messing forward until the enemy
w. wy hronght into the midst of Gen. Nelson S
a as;sods when our forces pressed them on all
D l1's kilhpu 400 and tnklng 1000 prisoners.
S nue. hoIance scattered in all directions. The
Federal less is small.
lexington, Ky. Nov. -. A courier from
c.noral Nelson's Brigade, with dispatches for
c co,e, Thomas, reports that the lighting at
n,Sy;iIe lasted two days. Tho rebels lost four
tnI killed and one thousand prisoners.
pu,r ,nr1pulA. Nov IL The rebel steamer
r,,mnda ran the blockade of Savannah on the
n;cbt of the ID, Icing towed out by steamer hum
,rcss. She was loaded with 2ooO bolcs OF cotton
PHILADELPHIA, Nov II. y special dispatch
N the Inquirer says prlvateer and TWO schoon-
srs in Swan Gun Inlet were burned on the night
u the 4th, by boats from the gunboat Tusca-
rora, stationed at Chincoteague.
Washington Nov. Ii. Three schooners ran
The blockade in open day yesterday. They
came abreast Of the rebel batteries at III clock
in the morning, when fire was opened upon
bru. I hey sailed slowly up Swash channel
ny the MARYLAND Shore, and although forty
iree rounds were fired at them, all three es-
caped unframed. Most of the shells were iirci
arnarertly from rined guns, and struck on the
Mary land shore. :,
TIc Occur dc Leon returned to the Navy
Yard frem the notila She reports affairs I'M
hanged down the river The Page still harbors
n Quantlco Creek. She may be seen from
Budd's Ferry.
From officers v 10 have arrived here it is as
cyruined that q Reconnaissance in force, l6,O0O
men, was made at az carly hour this morning
ma southwest direction from Alexandria.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IL
Tho battle at Pixies Hill lasted Friday anc
Saturday. The victory was complete. Gems
Williams aud iowes are among the prisoners.
Adyccs from Kanawba state tiiut the rebe
who had been Smelling the camp at TompKin'
!!o!a Cotton Hill, had retired upon the approach
If force under Col. DeViller. Nine of tn
rcmys pichets were killed, but there was n
h.s Oh our side Cot De Viller has taken pcs
session Of tie Hill.
The defeat Of the Union forces at Guyandott
vas accomplished by trickery on the part of tn
Inhabitants. It a4cms that q force OF -GJci cav
airy, variously estimated at from 500 to 1000
had concentrated in the country back Of tn
tosn.
These proposed with tic assistance Of Guy
ahdolte to anuihillte the Federal forces in tn
Ovn. This lorco consisted of $50 men OF
Virginia regiment, and Of few of Col. Lit
g!ers Virginia Cavalry.
1t was arranged between the rebel cavalr
and the rebel citizens to massacre our troops
cod blood, accordingly the rebel citizens wei
very kind to our troops Inst Sunday evening al
;lytcd thsm to their houses Oh various pretex
and all who were Of duty accepted the invi
tation.
While they were being entertained at ha
Ia;t clock, the rebel cavalry dashed INTO Il
town. Signals were displayed from eve
AOusc where our men were, and into these q
!cbes rushed, numbering our unarmed soldie
10 cold blood. The rebel citizens, men, WON
and children, rushed to arms and aided /
eayalry in the work Of slaughter.
The Federal troops in the camp prepared,
soon as possible, for defence, but were overpo
cred and had to br.ak. Very few of our m
were billed in the engagement wi b the caval1
nearly all being murdered in the houses. Wh
Col. Ilegler arrived, and or learning the p
ilculG,s OF the flair, be ordered the destructl
o; the town.
CINCINNATI, Nov. T.
correspondent Of the Gazette, writing Fl
ShHrlan's army, says the bridge across
Cumberland river, belonging 10 the Louisvill
uastyile railroad and in the rear OF G
bcckner'S forces, hes been burned by Tn
men, causing great CONSERVATION among
r'c!>
SAVANNAH, Nov. s
Ite STEAMER Sani son las arrived from
hVya, with the wounded from the engasen
u yesterday. Fifteen vessels were visible.
several were waiting outside. The Mil
0ta vas first to enter and was followed by
offers. The attack upon the fort was fro
sides The engagement lasted hours and
fIins te continuance all our guns were dismo
3D.
Dispatches to the Charleston papers say
''e batteries were badly worked and that
enemy hiring was excellent. The tota! r
I0ss was 100
BALTIMORE Nov. 1886 A.
here arc no signs Of the Steamer at An
HE impression is that the battle did not