The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-30
Nassy KILLED aaaG Wounded.

New YORK, Sept %,
Special dispatches from Washington state
that vessels can no longer pass up or down the
Potomac without undergoing 3 destructive fire
from the Rebels batteries, and virtually naviga-
ton is closed The Government will take i'm
mediate measures TO re- open it,
The rebels declare their intention to DESTROY
che war steamship Pensacola If she attempts to
leave the Washington Navy Yard for sea-
Several persons are confined in private
houses on Pennsylvania Avenue by order of the
government, The Union men in Anne Arudel
county, Md, hold mass meeting tonight.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
dcphia Press says that by the 10th of October
Gen. Anderson will have raised such an army
of Kentuckians and East Tennceseeans to keen
tho socessonists OF Tennessee efftctually in check.
while it is probable that Fremont will have oui-
cted Missouri, and be ready to descend the Mis-
sssippl. The great battle, in any event, will
have begun along the whole line from the AT
lantlc to Kansas by the middle of October.--
Military authorities estimate that we shall then
have three hundred aud fifty thousand men up-
der arms, exclusive of reserves and of the Home
Guards in Kentucky, Maryland and Missouri.
great deal of sickness prevails in the camp
at Cairo, bat the health Of the men is imprpv-
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The heradFs special Washiug..o l5sr1tcben
contain tie iol}uwiar: There VS. , Gni., s,.
,ian nj +l.. a.. };,.,. -, l ' - ,N',5 SeH-
ClolIaa was pre'8nt Our pic}ots from ChajI,
Bridge are now advancing ana oraauajI, h.a
ing tho enemy towards Fails CAalch
Caps. Draper, Of the Mass l4th with I,
men oada rocoonoi3anc. on Saturday NOM.
ms from Fort Albany towards llunso1', I'M
lho9 came gu It body ofmountad Bob.l C,v,b,,
and captur,d one 81 tLnY a -ao1S4 o'S'tiy'
Munson sand A!ason,s HII ,.r ''.y 'S2' P''l@'
deserted, and tooether with g,.r.n,a l,,r, ~"
now occupied Nv Our troon4 ia j.., r,,
Gen. McUowIi, Che Rel. la ha, ,..jnI '','''.i
t0or .4ies back Al! t1a Pa..i n.-..r
femda& Arlington aav. been ar.-d' n'I .,'}
are now occupied hy Fed,rai .r.,.,.. Gon G ,,r',
tIe'aa Ind staff re-anuo.7pr.G s.a ,.1,.,, ~,
MGaeJa Il and .5a-Ua'a tjj(l -,.,,r,.,.. H. ~ wa
Il was reported s,arurda,. cyo rs4t ....4-.
the head Of Is, JJ9 Rebel Jlo,o, :. 1,,r,,. .,'
Leos5gr% towards the river ,r,. 'l"l'
ported that the Rebels arr. ,,',sIr N'I' re-
towards tie ferries in tn. na;-,th,rbl lI'0g9
poolesvllo and down tho r;rnr t5,o.'1 '01u ot
Creek. The indications arn tbot thn D 154u9l
will attemps to cross the Potomac inmods st to
but their movements are closely watnI"a 'os
preparations to meet them viii ha rnn'. go" '.l
made. ~'' VII 10 promptly
The weather is quite cool and Rob,, ,,;so,
ers state that their forces suffer r.aSpn-
from it. '''''''