The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-05
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Boston, Oct, -
Lieut.. Col. Talfrgy, commanding Mass
atlsaaetts 2gth regiment has made "a q
arsal trpor 10 Coz Andrew. Ia which the
loss * this regiment AZ Bale BlaA i shown
u ~ about 80 per cert. The officers en-
gagged numbered ~. Of ibis number there
werc 2 killed, | aounded, missing !
rank ana tie eagseea, 5isi k'ilsd, wound
81 and missing. "a.
A private letter states the Z. ). sloop
Dalr had captured a schooner laden With
rice. Ma.ir attempting 10 run the blockade
from sasanuah 70 Havana.
Washington, 0ee -.
IT, ,,..esssssa IS. been asked ~ly Gen.
Lander was ahsrnt from has brigade ai lhe
iasile IL balls Bud. 10 Nhieh one u lis
regiments, Tie 2Osh Massachusetts, pariic-
ipated. lie was IL Washington at tie time
under special orders from the Government.
On hearing Of the engagement he imme-
diaiely proceeded 10 Pooistile, and took
par IN ihe action the mex, day AT Edwards
Ferry, where he did good service. For
this b. has been complimenled by the com
mnndine general lie now lies wounded
in his quarters at Washington.
The onlY noticeable event on the Vir.
rinia side u the Potomac to-day, was the
review Of Gen. Mccall's division.
Thursday.
Fort Monroe, Oct 20.
The great aect sailed this morning.
The Wabash taking the lead at daylight
vhen the gun was fired ~ signal and
the Caliawba bringing az the rear.
Tlayessels aboutiiiiy 10 number formed
Ia line a few miles dawn the Roads and
went on, belween the capcs in fine style.
The Raliic had the Ocean Express in
tow, and the Vanderbilt the Great Republic
and the Illinois the Golden Eagle,
The morning was beautiful There Is
no news from Old Point
Jefferson City, Oct. 70.
Cen. Prntiss, who leii 81. Louis sun
dav Ia.t with force Of infantry TO sur
prise and capture the rebels ut Fulton IN
Galloway county. has returned, and re-
ports that before he reached Fulton, Gen.
T. Il, Henderson,. of the State militia, bad
made compromise wills the rebels at by
ei's Mills, rear Concord, by which he COM
man,led The Z. & not 10 make any arrests
IL the rebels would lay down their arms
and return 10 their homes Preniiss nc
auiesed ~ tie compromise, bu, in the first
siolniion 81 K viii yi,i, vengeance upon the
anrnders. rh.. rs.l.els art al,nui 400 st"e''isr
and Henderson, force numbers about 1000
A proposition for compromise came from
the rebels.
Friday.
Fremont. Headquarters, Camp Lyon,
Springfield, Mo-, Oct. ., 1861.
Gen. Fremont and staff arrived here
Yesterday, and The Benton Cadets, Col.
Cars Cavalry Maj. lIulans Sharp Shoot
srs and Gen. Siegels Command, at differ
ent periods during the same day, finding
no protested rebels in the place. Our
troops we're received with delight. The
Stars and Stripes are being displayed at
numerous houses, aud ncn, women and
children are waving their handkerchief
from almost every door way.
Maj. White. Of the Prairie Scouts, whose
command started with Maj Seag )nyi, for
Springfield. had been quite i'll, and was
captured hy the rebels while riding in q
buggy. and after tie fight was taken sew
era miles out Of town by guard Of 70
rebels. bat was rescued by party Of Green
County Home Guards, and Is n5w here.
The loss OF Fremou,'s Body Guard, in
their desperate charge OF Friday last, was
IL killed. rs wounded and 90 missing
Three wounded have since died. Doubt
less many Of the missing will soon report
themselves.
The rebel loss Il stated at from 80 to GO
killed and 40 or % wounded.
Gen. Fremont will probably remain here
iil the other division Of the army arrive.
Rebel Price Is still reported 10 be in the
vicinity Of Carthage, but nothing definite
is known Of his whereabouts.
Fort Monroe, Oct. 80.
The destination Of the great fleet is
known at Old Point, and can be safely re-
yealed BY Saturday next.
One Of the tugs returned this ncrning
the Captain reporting that bis vessel could
not stand the heavy weather outside the
Capes.
Forty contrabands came in yesterday
from Gloucheaer. opposite Yorktown, and
report great suffering in that vicinity from
want and sickness.