The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14
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NEW YORK, Nov. IA.

c,,. ,C,},,oe's Washington despatch says that
,nat,rv rameron's speech strongly endorses
,*aaErsns remarks on the slavery question
H.. 7anort that the rebel foreses on the Lower
,. . have been diminished prove untrue.
,r,ar have prohatlv been increased. On Mon
l1..'can Hacker estimated their number oppo'
"aJ VIZ hoadouarters ct 5000. Two scouts who
s ,ro,t an Sunday evening near Shipping Point
~ converse with the rebels, report tIa' ten ihes
81 camo fires can be seen between tsoah'ico anu
Chanawanlsie Creeks distance OF 'h'le anu
halt. .. = ,no,mnc1 a,
'"i(v"r, Uai,cck and Buel left Washington
ccr their command in Missouri ana Aeh'uchy
IN the morning trains Both are ,uiy poSS; :.
Of the plans and policy OF the No'n''''''''' III
Tha Uerold's dispatch says that scouting
nor,v cen, out by Gen. Smith yesterday, report
Ps,, ,hs enemy have advanced their lines 10
tIrr..r.s Mills. two miles beyond Vienna "hich
,hsr now hold in force. The reoeis on 'uc
n;n}, Lerore burned two bridges over Dlnlcui'
Hr7ns an the Alexandria and Leesburgh 'ur.-
r,;ks three miles this side of Drainsv'l,e. u ID
PaIn,rA hat their movements in this dlfec''o'''
ars made 70 cover an intended rctreas !" '"s'
FAN advance bv Gen Mcclellan: Zen. oner-
Vi 81 h"s rooe;xna orders when relieved by Zen
Rrp 'I io reno,t for duty to Maj Gen. Haleek
at 81. 'oo'0' BALTIMORE. Nov. IA.
The Norfolk Doy-Book OF the Eth mas '"'
following despatch Nav H.
Gal corcorup, three Captains, and e'sh'ee
1;su,enunts. all captured at Manassas, nav
been selected by lots to be hung as fe'ripu.'o '
IN ease of the hanging OF the captai" '''' VIZ
If the southern rrIvateer Savannah. ~,
Mr.. Ely drew lots for Col. Oofco'a" wiz
poy imprisoned in Charleston. ,,ors
In ease the curt at New YORK h"o eonu'" w.
III, crew of the Savannah to death, '",so
eral officers would have been lhineu,a.ey s =,
The Charleston Mercury OF ING lo''' gu! IN
Yankee y. isoneTs Ia South Oa.ui'": II I,
mn where they will abide the 'as'e -
trials Of our brave privateersmeh. -, h., 81,
shnvl1 ,n,c drop Of Southern blood DC SUI
Lv ~" Northcrn courts for defending the %"
on the seas, it will be paid with i'''ei'''
Charleston. ,,,d cant,
Tie Mtrcury says the Fedcras wouia cappr.
i"0 '",' 81 cotton in the vicinity OF II
Royal o., ,h,;shes lea
,v;,h ~, s,.,,;,g head. and lines OF large cap'.'
Naval nttack on Port Royal batteries :. az
aons1 The enemy are in full possession:
''".a A ars in the midst of conflicting
a m0" ryy;c W rsached US yesterday from
Roy,l Early in the day 1t was w al
believed that the abandonment oil iof so "~'
was ,' OWING to the supply of powder oe ea, !,
svhanstcd Our latest dispatches are nov
a'ti+,ent hut very mor,ifying. They s'a ;.s
The Fort was calamity held unit - 0. ~,
,erv of 30 guns had either been o'Fn'''''
rendered useless. s wos ,er
ri Il contained an immense quans,'y y. 60
,nn hot it is we'll known that bion''"" '"
he burned in case of an attack os.,,
Tho RAILROADS NJ Pacotalieo, CharleS'o"'
in the greatest danger. ,,.,, Nav
Five ~ ;,road bridges were burned IN
tennessee on Friday night, by the INV :
10 impede rebel operations, and pre eve &c
men,s Of rebel troops TWO Oh Croek
Stale road over the Chickamange n UieeM,
llton County and one on the Eas sso River River.
Georgia Railroad, over Orrawaes s.e. ,he
'cy County. Five minutes a,s. in d
missed oyef the latter bridge, 1t was ~
slowing that very combustiele h"'e''"
Two ON The Tennessee and Georg," ralii| ~
.SI y" on Holliston river Sullivan "
were burned. ,...L were un
The guard at Lick Creek were 's;.d sv,
They were eyer~ helmed, 'ied ca''''N