The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

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vcpt Cd, I%oyrny, Shank aud Ia l-'n
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BE,p4utErfks WlsrsR> DusEfuis1 :
Springfield, Mo, Nos l.. l,ol. \
Ordr .No. l.. The command OF thi- tsFlr'-
n,ut having ben rrliuqui,hcl ty Mspr t-n.
. Fremont. Is assumed ny tac under gned
Ofic-.. commanding divisions. together w.lt
, their Brigade Commanders. are requested 80 re-
port Immediately at lae headquarters.
(sisncj) j. HUNTER.
: Major General Commanding.
Kansas City. Nov. .. onc hundred On.
d twenty Federal troops under Capt. Shields,
5 were captured By the yneoy near Little Santa
e Fc, Mo this morning. They were on then
. way to Join Gen. Frcmort's army. l. i re-
norted that the force of the rebels was 800.
c Louisville, Nov. :. MIR. Benjamin has beer
formally appointed Secretary OF War.
The vote Tor President and Vice President 0
the Confederate States on the 9th was expectc'
" to be small, and it vas Thought thai DAVIS an'
. Stephens would encounter but little opposition
,e L~EAvlSuoRrn, Mo, Nov. !. The c%lccticI
Yesterday for county and a portion OF the Stat
u ticket passed off quietly in tins county Ih
A. officers are about equally divided between lie
" publicans and Democrats. There was but on
is State ticket in the field.
e Cleveland, o., Nov. I. Matthew +. Ware
r. of New Orleans. was arrested to day ly tn
United States Marshal. His uupk contains
ct large number of letters to parties in the reoe
V Sta'es.
N WAsnINGTON, Nov. 1.
5 The news from Europe to the State Depart
is ment is said 10 be emiuently satisfactory. Oh
TT cial dispatches corroborate The impression give
he by the Geographic report already published
ng the newspapers. -.
80 Unofficial communication from loyal either
TO of the United States, resident in Paris and Lon
ice don say that in France Prince Napoleon M
cast off ALI reserve and declares that insurrectis
nd cannot prevail.
,ie- Otter letters say that Secession is dead
France, or at least that it gives no signs OF hi
lad Count Piper, the new minister resident iro
Sweden and Norway, had his first andien'
lie, of the Secretary of State to-day at the Depai
ne, ment.
on 1t is officially communicated to the Cover
the men, thar the selection OF this distinguish
The statesman, a lineal descendant of Count PIP
identified with the glorious history of his cou
in. try in the period OF Charles XII, OF Sweden
any designated as the special mark OF respect al
du. good will on the part of Sweden towards t
to United States, "a.
hat It il not unlikely that the Government OF
this United States will make some suitable recog
the ton of this action on the part OF sweden.
use; An order has been prepared officially inior
that ing The army of the retirement oil Lieut.. u
in Scott and embodying the letters IN when
vich states his reasons for this VOLUNTARY act:
this The indications arc that Gen. Buel will be
sicued TO the command Of the department OF
rate Cumberland to relieve Gen. Sherman who '
Ed. probably return TO the army OF the Potomac
Gen. Ualleck has not yet been assigned
= 10 ~position. 1t is believed that he Will rem
on here to become thoroughly acquainted with
general plans of the Commander,in-Oh
re- whose policy appears to be to act with a v
ense to the good government and efficiency OF
the Army, so as to render his appointments, On
,snt, res and transfers entirely agreeable TO those
FRED rectly concerned in them go.
Gen. Mitchell who recently rendered his
.lcnat,on. has arrived in Washington. IT
& for have been no important events on 'ho t"f'
ma side Of the river lOr sometilne past ~
onth has completed bis contract LOT nVe pai'oon'
be used for observatory purposes.
littee A accommodating party from 0en' oou
ange division yesterday, when near ''e""a' ""