The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-14
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NE" YORK, Ser
Special dispatches from Washjn,ta.
the rendered services Of the prns,,
Salmsaleur to the Government hayeb.e.'
The ID Delaware Regiment ler, w.
on Friday for Cambridge, Nd.
Petitions have been received by tIs b.
and Secretary Of State from New T.,
Philadelphia, calling for the ezpul.o,
sell, the Times correspondent.
Reliable intelligence reached hen f.
that during the day the rebel plckets fri.
pickets n ear Halls house. We yetr~
fire, killing seven and wounding oth.s
rebels. Yesterday afternoon the n..
rounded Halls house and buildings ami
them, capturing Lieutenant and 5r
the Maine Regiment.
Our plckets fell back to Balls Crm
and it is SAID the Rebels advanced hr
occupying Halls hill, This brings thu
er Fort Corcoran and Washington.
night fall, the Rebel batteries shellella
SO as to drive in our pickets. A lsat
ing buildings could be seen in Washn.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. SEX
A messenger Just from BoonyliIs VI.
patches says that 500 Rebels had at..
Federal troops there, and that the igla
tinued when be left.
New YORK, 81.
A salute Of 81 guns was fired to.daTl
Hall Park, in honor of that nume
members of the Kentucky Legislature VII.
for the resolution for expclling the r..s,
from the State.
JEFFERSON CITY, ST..
A messenger from Col. Mulligan a; L
ton reports thas Prices advance ,aa.
reached Warrensburgh Tuesday, auia@
jackson made them a speech. Prize i
to have 5000 men, and his main b55
preaching Lexington. The samene@a,1
brings an official announcement Of al,
between the rebels and Gen. Lane 5,a.
near Fort Scott on the 4ta, the suit.
which is that Immediate y after lea,io,
field he dispatched Gen. Ruins to cIs.: ID
ties bordering on Kansas, Of mar4u..
who had been devastating tina. sec,.l
country that he advanced to Rams a.~
and their combined forces encounter 4.
Dogwood Creek, the forces u4ler Lam.
somery and Jameson. After salr4A-
hour and a quarter, the FederAls r.tt-
were pursued about two miles. He S'.@
his loss was three killed and t-.;g.
wounded, Three Of Lanes men wer' v,
lie says the enemy continued to r''%.
ward from Fort Scott, which post TIT
abandoned, and adds, " this relieves II
necessity of pursuing them to Kansas 4
CT which | am unwilling to invade V~.
citizens shall provoke me to Go 50 by W
ing outrages on the people of that Si4I' u
event | shall not only cross the border
waste and utterly destroy their clte;a'- .
The above does not prove tina. the A'@4
any advantage,
lRoyroN, No. S:M
y Union man jus, from GreenN.-4
that uardee had returned to that I@S
{, 5000 men and threatens to march on III
FoRTREsS MoNRoE, Set'
The Steamer S. r. Spaldlns retara@
llatteras this morning. The SusQQs"a''.
Pawnee are still there. The former 'l'
but slight damage in the collision w!;A~
boat flag. The Spalding brought 'a , W.
OF Col. Weber regiment, and nelrl. -s
OF arms captured from the Rebels, 2l~ .
prisoners from the prizcs taken at ''' ). .
Four vessels had run into the Inlet vi"
llsh colors, under the supposition t."''.
was still in the hands OF the Rebels o.
having been temporarily hauled do|D a.,
were offered the vessels and every A'".
getting in, and they did not discover l."
take until it was too late.
Two of the vessels, the Susan Jane aD-
rlet Ryan, were from the British PE0'D'
had valuable cargo.s OF molass's' 81"
=,
Our troops at the Inlet had moun'I1
guns, and rendered al those thai ''
spiked effective.
There is no intelligence of impor"u''
the Sound or main land.