Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21
CAwH B-uEr h-
June T. 1851

OF Monday moraine-from blIrs SO entirely ZEE
norau- o. nov much yoa nave near t-a1 other
source You WI uot O.. course expe- anything
very new. al t1l- 7 can give yoa uav he SONS
Itte incidents. which vo- NAY na, get elsewhere.
na~s % general idea Of tae whole matte uu- o.
Tor the relative irsra-talcz % any par-l-llr COM
uauv % battalion Yemen " c1ui. tsi noth-
Ws Lad al easy mash Iro4 -u1-. -- PAS
twelve until auo4t tour clo-E wls v were
startled rv very regular report Of -----e--- an-
shortly afterwards the re17-t SO l-Iu.-. Ns wera
p-ourl- @. ha.- g.. await o--e-. I- t-nE
continued .-- some minute. Cd. D.. tl, Kline vsrT
regularly. aua very ias- Tas SANDING tasrs
n uu-Ee- ball veut through tle coat e- tae order
serraar- - The IS ooasto-- Company. an
through the jog u lis pants rust -r4-.l- -ls -Eil
am Tie bal. striking al5 Uauull1- a--l- t1e
ground vitain about rs ices &. me -
COMPANY
Atler staining ---- ---e Or ~s-s a-----
as--,--r-- q. ,..-e
., pe re-uruei ur-- On. -1a
sl.-s ilr aooa- uiiis All O. aa-l uei1rcw5 s--'re
a. TIRE battlefield While there drawn on 20 s-.-
G. O.. battle. Sly iuoa smell vas seen coming os--
IT, corner Of the tsnct " b building ~ tls
TOD Of little knoll auuarsl. ca@t-z l-Tec-.~
rowa-is the Jeff ot c-- -cnrar I,s-'7rea a----
1or-ilue a-o-r the -rau-- t-- twelve
-71at GO rod. --1- tle C5-Baa- Il re~ q
possession Of one tie Eu-izul Ca-par Inc
force mas, have psou near men. O. 81 -o1l- Do.
have tcc- seer vacr coming uut 81 -evc TIC uc-
d FAINT iass Of VIA tDev mlcat ezDec- Eereat-a-.
IL wa ABOUT II nour before W. to-ul -l, Fl--
nad Deen souo AID the eEe-- upon ue- Hll- -1er
i1uo5 ia. taei- ov- t-en-s 1a- oee- r--t-1-
among tneutl- wa vonas-t-. Inc ie---E
humanity ve-e soucvHz- Eno-nsro- -cWcT--. o.
evaporation a. to- oaaduet cf G. Iewuz-1-
Regimen. u-riudlcea uulou1,ea' -- -r~v e----s-
on information b. q. TIE ia--- a- vc- u---
uo5izcs Il not entirely @ liberated -u-- asa-i-r
or me t1--e % ths -z--e-.
-o- Townsend re-iue1- ---- al --- GA
lean -re- -. ---r "a. vl-nan. ,=-1 c4-.
viz 1=1 E-rpozlug them t- Re co. sue= r-
I7rnse4a ss7= ne gave the l---.s---- ---e- ----..
sns j, vas ~ anEve7,l a.te- a1l-e s-4e ---e.
c.. l. saws DC -rc-s e. ~ mind t-z. t--- -l.
s-- --,-- ~ra1s. a1a be 1-5- ~ ai----. e ,--
is-r g. 5as German Fz- WHO So wa .v1- u-s-
-c------ tHz- j.. wa - sis ,ias -ls- 80 asv-
o-sssI era -cas 1zcr en- gave the 1-ie- q. b.
Regiment o. retreat. wal-5 -7cv di-. aal u1t-irr
was hea-d tron then t-- az rc-- o. nc-.
Inc loss wa sat.-es~ Oh the s1e q CO.. lev--
ssa- were wauaacs--are. =e-.-1s.-
vaol died before &c started o.
After --ls z.5s, 5isaoarseul1- Aa- -..e-.-z4.-
a1li-. the ozcers trc= t1is uas-. and ca. Durvca
an C -owasea5 wished Or -etu-- nome rut
ue-- Farcs would L., allow az at-u. laE
mast started fo-war
The men vere almost entirely e1aaus. Cd w---
tler reached the the second heIa % al-lo- I,r-ea
Betae t-havIns had nothing O. eat aa,e tae ur--
~iaus evening. SAFE tvo1- three aa-- cracze-s aH-
B small piece q cnecz-. All r1rT ll1 --- nave arr
unt. 41.-- rl vler ee were me-. soa-.
miles o-, -y ta teams Iall. vi-- smoked -e--
-iu- ana E21l nIe15
Inc mCl. vlau formed l- alma battle ws-
entirely tired out. and i ny ov1 i=a-,--. were
any iaaez Of me res. OF the men tnev =-a pos t-e
2 ucs e. iac- q Eood-zlzed vnoslul--.
Inc Rutland znd our Company were % me JET.
lank. anu We were ordered Ilta tle wo5ds ltlc -s-
nziu1er 1eI-E II al open fs--l As zs--nss1e--
7r5-o-- the les Of the Ian. We were ordered B.. .
keep ourselves little IL sly-->. .r The lime. Az
keen curseire7 wei cov-re5 vaic1 after the
5rst discharge OF rifed cannon we ai4 I1 tn.
condition We stayed u1ti tls orae- 60 retreat va
given. being within she wood. We we're vuers
&C could Lot ire II a.. rms were obliged 70 stand
M t-ze thei- re viLao-t arv reply some as
y ncn advance 90 tae ea-e q -l- ~oo1s au-
Is-l0ssl on pcsitior -nne5la-slv the rebels
armed the trs Of three guns --c- those IL :rcot
lreutiY uIon u, supposine We were the head q g.
oluu1. las undoubtedly was taa reason WIZ
esriy al the balls and shells wen 1vs- us Il
81. v ashburn say. taat. without any d5u5-. or
eng there and drawing thei- nre. saved O. vc-v
rezt mary lIves Of those ". we're zt-aakiu- u
'out
Ia4 4--a-- va -zteudea u aatc sae- male
the Zouag.- On tlair l.t.. the
ermans q the I-ont, Col Townsend ID the
"a. and Vernon! and Massacavsstr- Regiments
the rear; instead O. tnat. there was notai1r
guia- II the attack or rerreat-frst one cnsr-a5 G.
81 aaotac-. and then auother III one time Il
.pt. Clz4k Of tle Marshheld Rife Company. wen O.
ten. Plsros, and asked io- q nowit1e-. ana tod o.
II inst re n2d found place where be oouIa Dut ID
and saso tbs trenches by the tauE. sna rsks Q
IN eompletely, ana assured hin ihst he was d
lhden- lie could take me battery II ter iautes II
z. Pierce refused e. le- hin nave c-l. u
I have II from very COCA authority. that e. one
ae the two opposing forces were retrsa.iag from ~
.r posts; Il the SIMS TINE. while GU men were '7
ling back. those n the pit or trenches we've r. "
atIne from the sally-po-t-. and Il there na5 ~
4 any EufhoIsn, forOe t. have sustained the ". We
Mase. Regiments there was very rco1 uros- -
{ Of success II charge wltn tbs bayo1st. an
dav might have been ssvod u
u the foIes inside the fort before its reinforce, SCI
1t or afterwards we have n means Of know 1or
&c, ard Of its shape OF plan / have not been al
70 gather any iuea myself Perhaps desire
brewer oblitsrate the rccoliections OF the da7 10
Z memory. may have made come difference sew
my trying 10 ascertain
ne form Of the works was such. that II ne
7 TO get sight a. mans head inside
men had to expose their whole person. and be tea
IN about tour reds Of then. some Of the ioT'
IN our Regiment stood right there upon the
pet and loaded and fired seven shots in full pri1
of then, before they stepped bach And Of Ing
conduct q al wh7 were Under FIRE, think
nont viii never have occasion To biuzh. The
ians and Zouaves. As well as she Mass. boys. i
GIT molly. Every one who saw them com Hor
led them for their Talor. he dsy was not saws
through the fault or covariIce Of the soldiers. %
sye< else the hult must resi-. Yer,