The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-08
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
Col. AIngley arranging Bal
t1nAOrc Affairs.
All quiet at Martinsburgh.
A Seizure of rebels and cOntrabands
ASHIHLE AND TENNESSEE RAIL-
ROAD TROUBLES.
All quiet at Martinsburgh.

BALTIMORE, July 8.
Colonel Kinley, of the Maryland Regiment
remains here few days to discharge the duties
of Provost Marshal until the police affairs arc
arranged to the satisfaction of the Government
A detachment of the Second Regiment passed
through this city this evening unarmed, and
escorted by Company |, Colonel Lyles, of the
Pennsylvania Regiment.
New YORK, July 8.
a Washington dispatch 10 the Word says that
Col. Lamon from Martnsburgh this morning
reports all quiet there. The Regiments are all
beng formed into brigades A son Of CAPTAIN
Mason OF the Rebel Army, an overse9r, several
nlggers, two wagons, laden with grain, and four
mules were seized by the LIST Connecticut Rcgi-
ment, just as they were leaving the vicinity of
Falls Church, for the Rebel army.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 8.
The Journal of this morning says the Gov
ern9r of Tennessee has been regularly notified
THAT no more trains on the Nashville Railroad
Will go into Tennessee until the stolen cars and
locomotives have been restored also that Ten
nesseans in Frankfort were urging Gov. Magof
I'm to take possession of the Nashville Railroad.
holding it open for freight transportation. There
Is great excitement there in consequence of Ma
coffin taking the matter into consideration
The Corner of this morning has an ADVERTISE
ment notifying the citizens of the openino of
recruiting office for the army OF the Southern
Confederacy.
An Arkansas paper names jeff Davis and AL
bert Pike for President and Vice President of
the Southern Confederacy.
FLAG RAlSING,-The people of this place ex
tended to the breezes a beautiful FLAG unon a
splendid staff, which stands over a hundred
'eet above the ground, at ten minutes before
eight this evening, after which the {" Star-Span-
gieo banner was sung, when some remarks
were made by K: Marden, Esq, Elder Norcross,
, Il. ~ burnham. gun was fired, which
brought TO memory the bombardment of For,
Sumter, where the first gun was fred that
shocked our National Independence. The eve
nlng was calm and pleasant, with Just air
enough stirring to wave the flag at intervals
ne people started for their homes after GIVING :
'hree cheers for Lincoln, the President and
Communicating Chief of the United States ar 2
ny. 1t was pleasant and interesting occa a
ion. WV"
Eas, Bethel, June Sd. u
IHE SECOND REGIMENT.-It is said that Sena.
Or root mas secured promise fiom the Secre T.
airy OF War that the Second Vermont Regiment
,oi. hitting, now encamped at WASHINGTON d.
nall soon receive Enfield rifles instead Of the "
mooth bore muske.s.- Burlington Times.
FIRE IN Troy "A barn belonging to Walter
overs IN Troy was destroyed by fire one day
The wife of Gen. Bcauregard has not been
the North this summer. She is Iv;nr nnon
er fathers plantation in Louisiana. la
I mere was very destructive fire at Albany ce
. T., July 9Th, over half a million dolIars' co
orth OF property being destroyed. me
Billy Wilson's Regiment of New York zo, ssSS
res arrived at Fort Pickens, June oath. Tbev yo
III NC gao TO make Gen. Bragg acquaintance Re Re-
WINDSOR COUNTY AGRICULTURAL F,,1-wo me
g Indebted to the thoughtfulness of Crosby :
lef' Esq., OF Pomfret, President of the 49, 4
cultural Society in Windsor COUNTY far IA
mphie' containing list of Premiums. Ru,ss
ID regulations of the Society for its 10th An. A
al Falr'to be held at Woodstock, the 25,b r''
tn and 18th of September next. The affair. ,
inc Society are in the hands If s,ooos.t,,, -
Siness managers, and are apparently in
ana and hourshing condition. 4"