The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-01
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NEw YORK, Oct.

NEW YORK, Oct
Special Washington dispatches state That Co..
Mcclellan and staff visited the outpost3 ycq,o,
day afternoon on II tour of INSPECTION ~,
inhabitants near Munson' Hill state that w.
rebels We're poorly clad and fed. Some ya,
shoeess, but had plenty Of Virginia shin ,l.'
ters Several rebel Letters were found in wb;ol
il was stated that Beauregard intended tort
tack Washington in September. Unfn,bs.
preparations for brea kfast furnished eyIden,, =:
a hasty evacuation of Muuson's Hill w.,
river at the fording places is six feet above bas
water mark.
A dispatch to Gen. Scott from Potterrule
states that everything is quiet, No rebels lnr.
been seen in front OF Gen. Banks column,
powerful squadron is blockading Frces+a,o
Point and Occoquan Creek, and nu,abe, n
steamers are near Aqula Creek The rebel Tn,
has not been seen at Ereestone Point s.sce vos
tcrday. 1t is believed that a large rortig2 -
the rebel forces in Virginia have Geen sen, !,
Kentucky by railroad, via Nashville.
New YoRS, Oct. z.
1t is stated by way Of Cincinnati that Ger
Thomas, at Camp Dick Robinson, telagraoae
to Gen. Anderson at Louisville, that the R-IAi
are at Loudon, about 80 miles soutAwad
him, approaching in force. Anderson ten.
graphed for rentorcements.
Gems Butlcr and Burnside arrived in Was.
lngton to day.
ST. LOUIS, sept. j..
The Republican learns that statement .
forthcoming from Col. Harden, the Adiutaa.
Gen Lyon, who was, in the absence Of l..,
Lyon in command OF this Department an .r
she time of Gen. Frcmouts arrival here, VII,
will show beyond question the absolute iultg.s
bility Of aid being rendered by Gen. Trem5n.
Gen. Lyon before the battle Of Wilson's lr
CHMnERsGrRc, Pa, Oct.
Dr. Magill, of Washington County, Nd. WA.
arrested in this place yesterday ana cgaqy,.
to Fort Mcuenry charged with being in ccaa,',,
communication with BIB Swan, his son in laa
in the Rebel army. The arrest caused sens.
ton.
New YORK, Oct. l.
Steamship Roanoke has been chartered IL
the Government and is now loading stores an'
troops. Destination unknown
BALTIMORE, Oct T.
The Old Point boat brings no news lYoq. For,
tress Monroe. The boat from Hatteras had r93
arrived when she left, but was eagerly looked
for.
JEFFERSON CITY, Sept, 80
No intelligence of Importance from Boone
vile, Georgetown, Sedala or Glasgow, aa5
there is no apprehension of an immediate Of
tack at any of these places. All the repo;ts
from Lexington corroborate the opinion al9adT
expressed that the Rebels intend to keen Il ~
main force there, but it is stated that sevcea
bodies of troops, from 200 to 1000, have ,et
there within a few days Cor the North and Yves
but it is not known for what purpose
Gen. Fremont preserves strict silence 9u. !.
said to be actively engaged in obtaining III.
exact numbers of troops he can command, u
organizing plans for the approaching pnsaea-
ment, upon the success or failure Of which -
is to rest his reputation. increased utert L
felt IN the approaching battle as 1t is supposed
will decide the fate of Missouri.
" AsHINGToN, Oct, /,
--latest advices from Fort Piclcns state th2.
the blockade at Pensacola is now ridgidly o.,
forced.
The friends Of Major Berrett state gnat H.
has taken up his residence in New York durn.
the present troubles
1t is satisfactorily ascel tair ed that the Retcs
have not lately sent any of their troops to 5bs
upper Potomac, but have merely retired t,.tS
fuIthcr into Virginia. Their lines extend i.or
Occoquan and Manassas to Fairfax Cog,.
House, Manassas evidently being their basis
operations.