The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

dies of Cumberland and John Rowsie of this
district, have been discharged from arrest by
Gen. Banks
The Massachusetts regiments are making pre-
liminary arrangements to celebrate Thanksgiv-
ing in camp, and turkes, chickens and pump
kins are being procured.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10.
The Memphis Appeal of the 18th acknowl-
edges loss at Belmont Of 625 killed, wounded
and missing, and reports the Federal loss at
1909. 1t says that COL Logan acknowledged
that the Federals would be whipped.
The Richmond Wing of the 9th says that the
Confederate army in Virginia is reorganizcd-
The State is constituted department compris-
ing the three armies of the Potomac, the Valley
and the Aqua under the chief command Of
Gen. Johnston. Gen. Beauregard commands
the army of the Potomac, Gen. Thomas Jack
son, that Of the Valley, and Gen. Holmes the
Aqua.
The army Of the Potomac comprises four di-
visions. the first, including the Valley. under
Gen. Doren, the second under Gen. G. W.
Smith, the third under Gen. Lonestreet, and
the fourth under Gen. Kirby Smith. Troops
continue to pass through Richmond nor,hward.
The fourth Texas and the 2lst Georgia left
on the 2Sth for the Potomac
All the Federal prisoners in Richmond are
being sent to North Carolina.
The rulnor that Gen. Leo had left South
western Virginia for South Carolina, is con-
firlned Gen. Floyd again commands the rebel
force opposite to Gen. Rosecranz. Gen. Wise
| is convalescent.
The Memphis Appeal says the journey from
Richmond 20 Memphis occupies four days owing
to the destrucsion bridges in East Tennessee
Two Of these brsdges were costly, and cannot
be speedily built. The railroad managers are
using every effort to keep up communication by
ferries and temporary bridges.
There is great excitement along the road, es
1ecially at Knoxville. PArson Brownlow had
left for parts unknown. Five hundred Union
lists were reported at Unontown where the
bride was burnt.
Gen. Josiah Anderson, prominent East
Tennessee rebel politician, was killed at the
polls on election day. Several skirmishes be
tween Unionists and Secessionists are reported
!Iom various points in East Tennessee.
The reported transfer Of Gen. Zollicofer s
force from Cumberland Gap to Eastern Ken
lucky is unfounded.
The latest Nashville and Memphis papers
show that Gen. Zol!icoffer was still at the Gap
f with 5000 troops, and Brigade OF Tennesscans
under Gen. Carroll had orders to reinforce him
The Bowling Green Courier Of the 18th state:
that three regiments and two companies of cav
airy and Il battery Of artillery were sent from
f Bowling Green in the direction Of Scottsville
Kentucky, supposed for Gen. Zollicotfers re
lief. This movement originated in the report Of
an advance on Danville.
The explosion of the large gun at Columbus
killed men, including officers. Gen. POLL
was laid up several days by its conclusion.
: The Richmond Enquirer publishes for tn
O first time the official proceedings of last Spring
!. Virginia Convention 1t is full OF interesting
developments.
v The friends and opponents of Gen. Beanrc
' gard were carrying on an angry newspaper con
e troversy at Richmond.
/. Gen Beauregard publishes q card in tn
III Wing requesting his friends to take no notice
It the attacks Of his enemies, disclaiming ambition
aspirations, and announcing his intention t
)f retire to private life at the end OF the war.
a The trouble arose from implied reflection
e ment in some Gen. Beauregard's general order
Is and reports.
AZ Gov. Harris of Tennessee in a proclamatio
lv on the 18th urgently appeals for private arm
Il to arm five regiments now in camp,and threaten
of peremptorily to disbaud them if no arms ar
1e furnished.
il The Legislature on the 18th passed. a law AT
- thorizing the Government to seize all priva
N arms, and to call 10 900 men into the servic
. A. 6. GroSn had just been elected by the Le!
70 islaturc of Missssisslppi rebel Senator.
The Fort Smith Times says Pcttus has bee
r. almost unanimously reelected Governor of Mi
IT, sssippi. -,
A. The telegraph wires between Fayetteville al
h Van Buren, have been cut several times.
iel Boston, Nov. 10. The Twenty-sixth Reg
mept of Massachusetts Volunteers, Col. E.
by Jones, attached to the New England Divis
cd under command OF Maj. Gen. b. F. Butler, a
les rived in this city from Lowell at ten minu'
of before one O'Clock this afternoon, to embark II
if on an expedition which southwark g takes
Ter way."
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