Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-06-27

from heaven, and came near producing an ex-
posion. Their batteries have consequently
been removed. The rebels arc not safe within
four miles of this terrible projcctile. Many
pieces in Fortress Monroe are being rihed and
the Union gun is being mounted
Another flag of truce came Saturday from
Great Bethel, requesting an exchange of pris-
oner named r. Parker for one Carter. T'This
Parker is undoubtedly the member of the Wood
stock company, who was the only Vermonter
missing after the Great Bethel affair-ED.
PHGNIX.]
Western Virginia.
Gen. McClelland and staff were at Parkers-
burg Friday, en- route for Grafton. They reach
ed the latter place Sunday morning, accompa-
MED by Lieut. Marks company !, of the 4th
regular artillery, and Sturgess' rifle company of
Chicago, as body guard. The Sd and 4th
ONO regiments arrived at Grafton Sunday eve
ming. The Ohio 9th is encamped at Webster
bridge Gen. Hill of Ohio and staff, arrived
Saturday to take command of the Ohio brigade.
1t is not known what movement is contemplate
ed.
Gen. McCleand has issued proclamation
at Grafton, complaining of the guerrilla war.
fare pursued by the rebels in burning bridges,
firing on outposts, and molesting Union citi-
zens. lie warns the miscreants that they may
expect to be dealt with according to the strict
est military rules.
Reuben Parker of the Vermont regiment.
who was exchanged Saturday evening for a rcb-
81 draooon ranood C,r,or rorroso,t, ,lo. a..
| "''''' O"''0i' i'PieNe"'s INIT the
rebels still have three prisoners belonging to
New York regiments 1t seems that S. w.
Clark of the Sd New York regiment deserted
the night before the affair at Great Bethel, OBJ
the rebels full informo,o % Of f" np unu gane
lie is now at RicbmonJ tbo rotais 'or,.! ."
receive him into service porkor hoar;m,e ,, ~
order to rotroa, ,,s ,,.or,"iA., neaiinS l,lc
and in the evening wns marched ~ orto,,,
with the main b9dv of ,bo reIoIs. IT, ", u
Richmond. and corof,llv gnordoJ nn;;I osoe,,.
ed lie wns Lowova: o,an ,u u,''i' eAIeiS-
Ia, ~ ieoel Io'Co at 10rktown, and eve
ions are scarce there and ,bo secoos;o,, , ,orS
badly fed and clothed. Jeff. Davis was at Rich
m9 non last week.
oe ih LEV. -IeT boys haG ther iun out
IN tho po,or,nc VII ,,'ism Az CpnI"u rCrry,
they all squatted, and the shot nassod ovor
| them. SO soon as a six-pound hall would s,r;Lo
the ground. the bows would make n Jasb nnd
dig it out One trick of tbe New Uamnsb;ro
fellows vos to cst ono Of tLa;. ,,s', -, l'!.
on horseback, as a mark for their foIder;oco
| As soon as they fired ho voulI dror t., H..
horse. and the enemy You'll cot w., In. "S
triumph. The borscnan would ,bor l,o, ~, VI
and placing his fingers nj his nose wori1 ,oIo
fun at them. rO''0
Baltimore. slthouob onnaror,,,, or;o. : ,,r.
foundly agtated in the deptbs. iut ON Tho Grs,
insurrcctionary outbreak Con RanLs Las -
to shell the civ from Fort NcIJnnr, any 10
will do II - anu 'e
The secession legislature has rassod = roso,,-
ton recurring Gov. Hicks r. rrtnrr tba ST.
orr,s to tho ,o;l;tor ~. ,'io 't''e
were received.
According 70 the fcuros G,rn;sbod ., H.
President by Secretary Cameron oo5 GOO ro j'
unteers are now mnstcroJ ;nto 49, --o,ooo noil
the United States. '''' Vi
Latest from Washington and Vicinity
The troops arriving at WASHINGTON ;ustlv
cor,rIo;n of no. ho;
..;.h n, -''''''u,a'eiy SuPPneu
WIN proper ioou' 10 remedy this, every com
mlssary OF every regiment should be there in
advance of either, with II hours cooked ra,ions
or make necessary orronger,orts Go. .ho,,
The fine physical ai,nearance of the ,roors nov,
arriving i the snb;ant 81 ,,oro.al o"
health and comf9rt shoSId 'e ho ,".Se Infir
attended TO. '''''''
A disnatch IN tho U,or1d sors tba oo,,;,ol :;
now ready for occupation TIc iniurv 20 tb 20
building bv the soldiers does NOT nycce1 S15o
A committee of New Workers ara ~ W ,vaU'
ington. urging the accertonco of ror;,,o,', -
American riAemcn the commond of tSrh;"h Loa
been rendered TO Major Rem porlev pooro
Private Willie Richardson of Stonohon, of
the Massachusetts 5tb regimoDt w6o rrna 30 "
cidentally shot through the breast Mondov will
recover. '~ '"'' '-OlO"!' VIII
Two slaves from Foirfax have ogored ,bo;r
services as cooks TO the ID N;cb;eom reo;mn nut'
and have been accented o''"'"'
The Sd Connecticut recn,or, tool = ros;,;on
Tuesday morning at the extreme ou,nnst 1 cor
manding the road ENTERING AIexondr;o fror,
Fairfax '
The pickets of the two armies wore so c,oso
to each other, Tuesday, at the chain bridge,
that they took drinks together.
The rebels are erecting defensive works in
the immediate neighborhood of Fairfax Court
House, and telling trees in order to render the
roads impossible to the federal troons
According to remark of Beauregard to a
lady VINO recently went to Manassas Junction
TO erect the release OF a minor, the confeder-
az pe'S nay no PuiPo o! attacking Washington.
80 S,'e ne"h! increase oil federal forces
ro rIn ,.," nsuG, .mem program
Mt Woshngion: Cen Sco,t n p'"re oa tu,S;"y