The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-27
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TO THE FREEMAN.
6 O'CLOCK, A. M.
TO THE FREEM

yariOuSV at from l5OO to oUUU. Inc Onlou
pickets which were IL miles out, have been
driven in. COL Moore has 900 men and four
cannon, and 800 men left here last night and
this morning to reinforce him. Gen Hurlourt
is reported to be behind Green with 600 Union
troops "a,
New YORK, August 26.
The United States Marshal Murray seized six
large packages Of the Daily NcwS at the office
of the American Express this morning, address
ed to parties in Loulsylle Ky, 81. Louis and st.
Joseph Mo.
A Washington special dispatch to the Post
says that new treasury notes are REGULATING to-
day and are eagerly taken by Western men for
home circulation
The Philadelphia Press says that number
of Secessionisls were found in ambush on the
road over which Gen Mcclellan passed on Fri
day to review Gen. Crooks Brigade. 1t is
thought their object was his assassination. They
were placed under strong guard.
Washington, Aug. 25. Mrs. Phillips, wife
of lawyer Phillips. was arrested on Saturday,
charged with holding reasonable communica-
ton with the Rebels.
Orders have been issued for the arrest of Mrs
Senator Gwin now at West Point. Her trunk
was searched in which was found drawings of
from the original maps in the War Department
1t is reported that Lieut.. Kinmel of the "a
Cavalry, who, with part of his Regiment was
at Bull Run, has resigned, and accepted cap
taincy in the Rebel army. lie had the commits
sion before the battle.
Authentic intelligence from Manassas states
that since the battle at Bull Run, the Rebels
have made extraordinary efforts to get reinforce
ments, drawing large forces from Tennessee,
which had been held there for defensive opera.
tions on the Mississippi
The State Department has advices from all
our foreign ministers. They state confidently
that there will be no movement among the Eu-
ropean Governments to recognize the Rebels, SO
long as the Federal Government keeps forces in
the Rebel States and holds Washington.
gentleman from Louisville states that du-
ring the recent threatened riot in that CITY,
Senator Breckenridge, instead of trying to pre-
vent an attack upon the Federal troops, as has
been stated, sought to excite 1t, declaring that
II ne had men enough to back him, he would
drive them out of the city.
The government is considering the proprlety T
OF organizing national detective police force >
to be distributed in the principal cities through.
out the country.
\ woman fresh from Beauregard's quarters h
was arrested to-day at Alexandria, Some TWEEN
y letters addressed to prominent citizens in r
washington and Alexandria were found con-
eealed in her under garments "
All the mulneers, including the I'd Maine n
eglment, embarked this afternoon for Drv Tor o.
ugas. VI
The Typhoid fever has appeared in the govern.
aent hospitals, attacking nearly all the sick and
N"N :,
From Missouri. p'
jefferson City, Mo-, Aug. %. The following Il
reclamation has been issued q;
hereas the power Of the civil authority is d.
lsuihclent to protect the lives and nronerty ofj D
ne citizens of the State, |, Hannibal 4. Gam. II
le' Governor of Missouri, do call into the a @.
I'VE !t. service OF the State, $4,000 men of the ~.
ltla OF the State assigning 5000 as the quota 81 ~
each military district, which is the same az VI
congressional district. The force thus called
ITO service Will he, as far possible yolun- X,
'eI n force, and will consist of 1000 cavalry
nu % 'ooo infantry. If the number of y,]un. to
' !,1 should exceed this requsition, the excess
~ .cl" aS reserve corps If there should Pc
a eeiciency 1t may be necessary to resort to Of
The Adjutant General will issue to tho n. "
SION inspectors OF the several military dis
lctS The orders necessary to carry into ofaat 4.
rs requsltlon. The force called ont will bo Im
SIX months, unless peace in the State shall 81
eooler restored Arms will be furnished rs
ploly as. they can be had. 90
Il lrs under my hand and seal of the State sou
Jefferson City, this 9th dav of Aucnst ~ A.
year 1861. (Signed,) R. ii. GAMBLF' -
BY the Governor '''A'
M. OLIVER, Secretary of State. O.
holIa' Mo-, Aug. "a. Lieut.. Col. Albert IF be
. oa Su missouri regiment and eight Or ten 9TH
.ho VINO nave been prisoners in the hands
'"' M reoeis at springfield, arrived this morn
'h arrangements as may have boen otS " Sc
% between the Confederate States ona .t rve
lited States. 'e' anu the N,
~ sIeat many contradictory reports AZ to tho at
,eeh' ana future movements of the rahels ono AL
'irculation, but the real purpose of tho on time
:, can only be conjectured. Thew Seam nnu, BA
We more anxious to obtain subsistence tho day
u offensive movements. '"a'i BR
u. LOUIS, Aug. IS. Mr.. Caldwell wbo dali!
Lieu ior treason at the last term Of Tho rs DA
onoul' CourS was taken prisoner in ST. Iou ats
;;Tiunty oy Col. Woodwards Home Gnarda p.
I'd Nv the mead OF 100 armed men. He wa, BA
d Iu over BY tho military authorities into tho aSo
,eJ in ; ;a ~ D. Marshal on Saturday and d. y'
Wedr
Plingneld, Aug. % The oorro., Bart
ne St. Louis Democrat furnishes tba fo1 Gu
zen. Ralnes issued an order sao 'oiio"- I.3o
TO selze all medicines and bos n;.ef Cal
es IN the Federal hosnital born "ospl9al days
e aTnuS lour hundred of our wounded man West
leulcal treatment A part of the modin Hen BR'
subsequently restored by order of Gan OFF
18th n f,,r o.. Nor