The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
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4 O'CLOCK P. "
Bea"resard Promises to fl.
Washington, %
FEDERAL TROOPS MOVING o..
PLOTS OF THE nsru
Siokles Capturing a Mail ws.p
A TERRIBLE RAILROAD Accl,s
100 Soldiers Killed and Womb
Arresting Maryland sooessio,;.
Legislature Crushed H..
Legislature Crushed on

The Hera'd's dispatch saws that ~, i, !;
prisoners assert that Beaurogari r~Tm MI. /"
Southern and Coast troops, that # ' .'
not 90 home, he viii make forward r ''.
assuring them he will take NashiDg+o '-
=. JEFFERSON CITY, S.y /.
Intelligence from the west received '
contradicts the report nat Gen. psr...
arrived at Georgetown with 1000 M, !,
able news from Lexington, up to Ssr-rt..
been received, and shows that there F, ,' T..
fight there up to that time. though +Ia p.
troops had been summoned to sarrend., i,
Price, whose army is 1000 strong Con-,
will reinforce Lexington tomorrow, 1S5 =,
1000 men. An Indiana Regiment va, ,,..
day to guard the Laurine bridge from ,5; j.,
All quiet ut Bonneville.
rr LOUISVILLE, Sep; \
The train from the South On the NasbyT,
Louisville railroad arrived six hours bobr'..
Telegraphic communication below E,;za,g~
has been intercepted since 0 clock M, :
ing. Great military activity prevails n.
city. All the Home Guards are assem-.
Part of Rosseau's Brigade are now laDa-,
and 1t is understood that they are to NJ.
Southwark Immediately.
New Ion1, Sent
The Times dispatch says that G deyer.e.
the Rebels, states that the recent SKIM.
and demonstration against our line. are M
cd as feints to divert attention while JOHN
crosses the Potomac above. They Gan
resistance from Banks as they have po.~
ion Of his generalship,
The IriJuue's special Washington dina.
state that Gen. sickles last nigh. cag.
mail Wagon belonging to Disg8 o.P.
bacco, which has been long employed
business.
CINCINNATI, SEPT.
Last night at halt-past eight cIoci.~
on the Ohio g. Mississippi Railroad. c,.
a portion Of Col. Forchins 10Th Him.
laent while passing over the bridge a,-.
Ind, l43 miles west Of Cincinnati, e~.a4.@-
killing and wounding over one hur4:l s..
\ special train was sentlrom here a"aa..
to assist. The following dispatch liz.
operator at Hudson, is dated ten minra
one 0 clock this morning " Dridgoaa4'
ty-eight was broken in two. ItIet four :H.
into the bed Of the creek and one Oh y
them. The engine and one car ys@a
safely. There were about one hlndratg.
ed, and ten or fifteen killed. The Cold
Regiment says there are about that III.
killed, although nearly the whole C0ns-
missing. 1t is thought the bridge was weak
by malicious scoundreIa.
Frederick, Nd, Sept.
immediately after the farce was gone l1t
with yesterday afternoon, of calling lh3N-.
adjournment, an unusual stir took lace
community. Companies of Wilson's Reg.
were observed passing through the city ln--
ent directions, and soon it was f0unQ tA4'
city was walled in, so far as an outlet was
cerncd. No one could pass without
from the Provost Marshal, whose office TA.
crowded with an excited throng of peopa'
lad been stopped and turned back. Thea.
the officers was to arrest all the meItsa
voted for Mr.. Wallis famousreport, aJoat>
copies OF which were yesterday seized a''
3ropriated to camp uses as being tr,S.
document. During the afternoon i1' /.
members of the House and Senate met H.
'us, and resolved that the action OF the >.-'
present, in not assembling, having VIII
brought the Legislature to au eud, they
eturn to their homes and not again a'''-:
e-assemble.
The prisoners will remain in the gu'I,- j..
ii night, and be removed to Fort McH'".
he morning.