The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-19
Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
New York. Nov. 10


The 1ribune's Washington dispatch says
that dispatches from Gen. Dix, state that the
rebels have dispersed in Accomack, though they
may rally in the vicinity. They can make no
successful stand. The Union men were buying
and preparelng National flags to be thrown out
as soon as the troops arrive.
The surgeons Of the Potomac who arrived re-
ceutly are ordered to report to Headquarters the
number Of soldiers in their respective regiments
tit for duty. 1t is not improbable but that the
steamer Trent may be ovcrhauled by two other
American war vessels before it reaches its des-
tination.
The Hera1d's dis atch says that Col. Graham
of the 5th N. Y, Sickes brig Adeis under arrest
by order Of Gen. Mcclellan for destroying pri-
va,e property in the reconnaissance at Matthias
Point. Graham says he destroyed the buildings
used by the enemy for pickets and sto'eage tor
forage. The ferry boat Stepping Stones ran
the blockade Saturday night 1t Was not fired
on.
An oyster pungey Was compelled to put back
to Indian Head by the fire from the batteries.
The Tines dispatches say there is an increas-
ing Confidence in the entire correctness Of Capt.
Wilkes act. am informed that Secretary Chase
expressed the regret that he did not seize the
Trent.
| " is pICICScu w ochu " PoltoH Va WI II
oners to Fort Mackinaw The statement that
the President intends to call for 200, 900 more
volunteers is unloundcd. When the half mil
lion called for by the aci of Congress have been
recruited, none will be received except in the
regular service.
/ NEW YORK, Nov -.
The Steam Transport Atlantic from Port Royal
the 10th. at 3 o'clock p NJ has arrived -
Beaufort had not been occupied by the U. s.
troops. Six trading vessels have already arrived.
The Atlantic brought a number OF passenge!s
and invaiids from the army ard navy, and SIX
prisoners. Several visits have been made to
Beaufort by regiment or 30, but they had re-
tired leaving the place deserted Everything
was quiet The troops had been all stationed
and the men were well. There has been nc
communication from the opposite side of the
island, confirming the rumor that the Unior
pickets had been attacked. The stores and ORD
nance had nearly all been landed. The dispatch
relative t, the fleet being seen OIL Fernandina
. bound South is undoubtedly an error, Us thu
d Federal feet remained at Port Royal to the 10th
II The Atlantic brings number OF secession tro
@ phics, and one bale Of cotton. The Baltic iron
Beaufort is signaled.
y SALISBURY, Md, Nov. lS.
J. All the troops except the Powell Legion
ant "a DeeWare lcSl'henV lfiC NeM ton yts'0i
$. dav for Virginia 4 messenger with flag q
3 truce had arrived 10 Newton and communicate
r. to Gen. Lockw, Cd that those in arms in Deco
l. mac lad laid down their arms, and claimed hi
protection. Capt Richards Cavalry with Capt
-, Merrill, as guide, had advanced as lar as Drum
III mondston, and left there Sunday morning io
y Moth Ham pton, to learn their determination
~ a messenger just from Newton, as the boat le
10 Salisbury, brings information that Capt. Merri
10 returned, and that the Cavalry did not 90 oelo
Drumnondston, but that the stars and stripe
were floating over tho place.
n New York Nov 49,
nc Brig. Gcn. w. H. 7. Walker has indignant
ca resigned his commission in the rebel army
d Consequence of an appointment Of a New Yor
Office holder, Mansfield Lowell, over him, Seer
.ss tary of War in his reply accepting tho resign
10 ton, administe tered rebuke for using insui
&c &c, Ing langu ,ge towards jeff. Davis.