The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-07

New York Dec. g. Washin.e3n ..,.;.,
patches ate that the President a,o,yt -, .:'
pose TO preserve cautious aud prYdeot 49, '
In regard to our foreign relations onA i .,!
need be no fear Of war with Great Rr,,a;. ,1''
less the government of England seeks a n,@.. .,
: !er nostllltes, No anxiety on this xu5i,c, !.
I felt by the Administration ~ y
A letter was re .eived yesterday from w..
Janing who was captured fortnirht q,o' 1 ~.
ioragins party. lie IS lodged in Rjebmr
Jail ''''"-H'1
Inc work on the new military brdoo oa.o,
the Potomac river is progressing with ron; i:",
me Republican members of Co,yrra. '1 VI
h0lu j CAUCUS t" morrow evening to cog>0l..
and determine upon linc of policy. 49,
oeda!la, Dee. 5.-YcsterciaY partv If oy,.
peratcd citizens OF all parties attacked van, ,,
returned rebels from Prices army. un1e7 far.
tains Young and WhcatIev. near Durt.5,,,
about twenty miles west Of mere. kilInr .~',
and woundmg ten of them
Among the killed was Capt. Young. Nan,
OF the citizens were killed or severely r,a,oI
Three wounded rebels have since died Jn5,,
Birch, who has been prisoner in Price, cam,
1or some time, arrived here to day lie wa.,.
leased on parole
Leavenworth, Dec q. Bricadier G.pr.
Denver has arrived and been ASSIGNED "a H..
command of all the Kansas troors. 4 Do,,,
OF Gen. Lanes Brigade remains q, For, sco,,
The 4th Regiment is ordered 10 Wyando,,.
Inc ISL cavalry, known as Jenn;son 5 Resi.
ment, Is stationed at Johnny Leak. in the De-.
aware reservation, nearly opposite Parksylh.
Mo. The I'd Regiment is nearly recruited and
Will occupy the village of Kickapoo. ten nil,
Above the city. ~
The river remains open. but trouble VIZ.
parties is anticipated when !; ire
zcs over.
Trains are again RAINING on tho Platte C,a-.
~ ROAD. and one OF our mail commaniri.:,,
has been re established.
Kansas City, Dec. ). By order II ter
Hunter. Col. Jennison's regiment moved q
midway between Kansas Civ and ieavenw1r'
yesterday. All communication between h.-
md Independence is cut of.
The rebel Hay with three hundred m,a Wit.
u independence Monday and seized al :.
lorscs belonging to the Pacific Stage Comra.r
ma made general coniiscalion Of the pr1,.r,v
)i the Union citizens.
RoIia, Dec. 6.-Advlce. from the sou;nw.'
tate that McCullocb has gone into winter Il4r.
ers on Pea ridge, near Bentonrile. .lrkas,..
where he is putting up barrack, for his troo'.,
Nothing definite is known OF Prices movements.
Gen. Mcbride was at Springfield with 3gC
men last Sunday
New York, Dec. g. \ letter from Pr; Ea
ays the 18th regiment made A recunno~4ae
oward Charleston. capturing three bi;tcr'
md splking three guns. and reformed after hl'-
ng approached within % miles OF Charleston.
A large amount of cotton sas found ready
or shipping, but the rebels were iesuoyn-
much OF it. About 1000 contra5lnls ar aoo.;
he tort, and others are coming in.
All the New York regiments on this side %
ne Potomac were reviewed to-day
New York, Dec. u. The steamship BayaTi
rom Southampton 10Th, has arrived. 81
ronght sixty thousand stand OF arms for u
ederal Government, purchased 10 Belgium.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dee. A flag u true
anne down from Norfolk to-day, bringing ,e''
raj Charleston pass, myers. hut no news.
Zen. Wool also ispatched ilIs of t:ac'
'orlolk with number OF letters and con'j'F''
le clothing for the Union prisoners az ~ .'
lUnd
The Illinois leaves this evening TOR Port Il ).
!, with troops for Gen Sherman.
The Norfolk Day Book OF to-day conai'
ov. Letcher's message. the main pm!
hic!i Is regret that FOrtres. Monroe !, a.;
osStssion OF the Confederatcs
The rebel Congress, on the . in,.., p''''''
solution OF thanks to Gen. Price for MS artAs
rvices III Missouri during the campaign .,
Coy. Letcher urges forward movement
'ys the banks vi the Potomac IS not the p'ac.
fight, hut the banks oi the SGsquchani4'