Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-06
The Tribune OF the 2Sth has iollJwinS
Tie i,llowing is list Of the names Of
sick and woundod soldiers who have just re-
turned from Gen. Banks Division:
FIRST vznvoSr CAVALIER.

FIRST vznvosr CAVALIER.
7. Mead, II. Titus, Z. Gay, Co. u. n. Chsmn,
sergt Co. q; y. heciee, Co. A g. &. Phillips,
c. D. Walker, Co. Z; A. Freeman, Co. j; L. C..
. Gichardson, Co. 7.
Tn,se mcn report Lat they len stris5aTs be-
/ fore daylight on Sitnrdly morning, having had
notes that the rebels in hot pursuit Of them.
These. with 400 or $50 other iuyaids, ha.tenei as
last possible towards Winchester. 4. Acwtown
tle rebels made a dash a; them, firing a. the sick
an faint by the wtysiae, aud into the ambu-
/ lance, capturing alI silIug men incapable Of
I maxim: an effort IN s-ii-G stC,lse.
The rebels disi ityed wLi,c lls with black
bars.
/ OGl informant aui his cumradcs reached HJr-
! per's Ferry about o'clock on s1E5sy morning
I There t4cy fluud train Of cars which carried
I them sbout iD mile, uaCn ticy were detained
several hours ly the auisai Of troop cent Co re-
| iafarcs Gen. Danks.
They re.chcl Baltimore on Monday 40 noon,
and found tae streets filei with rioters. At Phil
aielphi- they were Handsomely treated by the
Eci,ci slci-tia-.
TIE character # tine orders s-pr by tic
Secretary %. War 90 the Governor, of the
SAT- aud tie rapid action thereon led to
s-nc unpleasant though shor.lI-l couiu-
sion. This was especially the ease in Mas
s4chus;t,. 4. the cali Of Gov. Andrew in
addition % those who were forwarded On
Moaliv. there gore asscm5l 10 Boston
Common 90 Tusslly 1000 me1 ready to
M uch i,r Washington at the wo-l Of COM
mend. Many %; Them supposed the call to
be ior a three months service, like that of
April 1861. under the act Of I79j,-bciug
unaware Of the prorjsi3n7 O.. the act Of July
last, accislin. 60 which they sht D.. kept
in the sIyice iJr sixty days after the OPEN
in- of the LEX; regular session os Congress,
and il Coa.r.ss should 3, lasct lr any
lns;h Of time longer Wh.n this c-mc to
be known many at once destined O. leave
business and family thus suddenly under
tha, lability-at least jiil ,nfJrmJd that it
Was absolutely necessary. Communications
on tie suhi.gt passed between Gov. Andrew
and Washington, tne rlsuI; being an orl.r
from the Secretary Of War 90 release the
Milita assembled, and 90 begin culistmeuts
i9r three year., or during the war. In other
places we sce t.s same process has been -on-
through With o. some extent thc Govern
men. iu some oas.s taking c.mranics ilr
special b1auche. o.. size service fs tar.e
month. only
1, is PLAIN enough ,hat IF ,le.c was no
rane az Washing the scre,iry Of War
was in s.methins of fgry. By way Of
showing that G1v. Andrew was fully iusti-
fed ia his action, llarrisl7 Rtcaie, Lieut..
Col, A. D. C.. publishes by permission, in |
the Boston journal, a- iollow=. Referring
to the action of the Governor and the cz-
citement in the state, he adds
on Saturday last the Governor received ,ai.iaI !
information ot adyices from Fortress Monroe to /
the effect that the enemy were advancing IN force /
ou Washington from Richmond. and be was warn |
cd tbs: be might 70 any moment receive a rcgui- /
ton fHr the whole mil.t Of the stl.c. Ia the I
hope that these reports might prove untoundcd, Z
aud wishing 90 avoi au unns cesslry alarm these
dispatches were kept secret o. ruuiIy farther /
dispatches of a similar import. but expressing.
Banks column, were received fron different sour
ccs. At last, on sunday evening, the three sub
joined teleErams, marked Y IS. /. and 8, were
received ia the order in which tlcy are appeni-
ed. and al intervals Of a few hours. Similar or
dcrs we're also seat. 10 is understood. Co he Uni
ted States officers stationed here.
also add cory OF the telegram received 1
Tuesday -hf. dirc.ting the release Of the mill
tia as it Will as0 reassure those who have friends
in Gen. Banks clrps.
HARRISON RITCHIE.
Lieut.. Col. 4. b. c.