Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN AUG 10, 1862.
TELEGRApHICS VIEW AAhMo'

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C,,,n.nn,o a. - 6c enemy this .aorn
ing sent in flag Of truce sub r. "''o9'1" W
bury their dead. This 1l"' 80 "i'n al
their superiority Of nautIs' 'n7y "er0 700
badly cut up to maintain tHc' Po'''lo" "no
that their falling back yc'd"y WIS WAS from ne,
cessity not choice, Our f1lF' 80 nR"hou
IN bringing of the wound ''o'o '''' "'lu anu
burylng the dead
WASHINGTON, Aug. II l"c STEAMER tFee'
born arrived at The Nayy lard yesterday after
noon brmoiu, t,csntv.fa prisoners, five sail
boat, a n9n6er If canoe nod lots Of merchan-
disc, which were capturaI I'u"y anu SATURDAY
nights last near Blacklist Islduu,
Daring last night trails fr''ea I'oh NulPer-
per bringing number cutters wounded IN
the late battle and sklrnlIe' III Vial vicinity
They are mostly wouu1cl IHe arms anu legs'
tboEqh one or Two wersajrc seriously injured
in other parts Of the b0i-one having received
no less than four bulIesa hls hlp5' An order
from the Adjulunt GeuaI ollce provides that
officers Of volunteers abt Oh account Oh as
ease contracted before e!AIog inc service must
be mustered out.
FORTRESS Monroe. Az TO- Some rumors
are aaoat here IN regar, 70 the safety and quiet
of Suffolk. Norfolk am Portsmouth, but not
much OF import4nte n transpred The Union
pickers have been twi. driven in within the
past week. The irs ame It occurred near
Norfolk The seamslp Baltimore arrived to.
day from Beaufort, n and reports all quiet
there. On the 4th int, the gunboat Cam
bridge sailed for the ockadng squadron of
Wilmington. Yesterdg the Baltimore passed
a propeier Of large sie, British built, standing
Eastwardly. ShG sho,ed no coors, but resem-
bled in every way ii Modern Greece, which
got aground some MONS ago while attempting
to run the blockade oi " llmngton She looked
suspicious.
The mail boat has 50 arrived and reports all
quiet The rumor lat GIN. Mcclellan was
wounded at Malvern I'LL Is unlounded.
lluDsoN, Mo, Aye TO- Col. McMill again
overlook POrtcrs gbdillss yesterday at stock
ton in Warren Co. nd alter q sharp fight,
routed them, killing and wounding Il large
number and captuiirs many horses. The rebels
were scattered in all directions. Some OF the
prisoners captured hae taken the oath Of ale
glance and given ooiis.
&. MllwAuKEE, Aug 9. From fifteen to TWEEN.
" refugees from drafting were taken from pro-
pelers to-day en- route 70 Canada.
san FRANCISCO, Aug T. Capt. Hudson,
writing from Mauzailla 18th ult. states to the
agents Of the Goldea Gate that owing to the
shelving nature Of the beach, and heavy surf
where the wreck is wing, there is little proba-
bility Of saving the treasure
lie with part OF the crew, remained as the
agents Of the underwriters, protecting the
wreck, with the hope Of saving additional lives
Mr.. Scott, the third officer, in charge OF a boat
with over twenty persons, had not reached
ManzaniIIa at " accounts
The Richmond Eraminr OF the 9th says
Gen. Prenti-s and other Yankee officers VINO
had been In Atlanta for some time have been sent
t. Madison, Ga. Nor safe keeping.
ToRoNro, {, W., Aug. II. There are an cx-
traordnary number OF Americans here to e.
cape the draft The Globe characterIzes them
as craven hearted.
New YoaK, Aug. IL. Provost Marshal Ken
needy has prohibited passengers going out IN Tie
California steamer without passports and the
steamer has been detained.
All persons IN the streets 70. day IN military
uniforms without proper passports were arrested
by the police
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug H. Gov. Morton has Of
fcially announced that all The volunteers loI
three years, or the wal, will be received up tc
the morning OF the llth, aud that after that
date no volunteers Will be received, or hountle'
( paid,
New YORK, Aug. II. The correspondent o
the Times writing from the Army OF the Poto
mac under date OF Aug. l0th says
Gen, Hooker retired from Malvern Hin o.
account OF 6,0U0 rebels being seut against him
As yet no lighting OF any consequence ha
taken place ou the North side OF James river
We have had considerable force over there FOL
past few days anticipating that the enemy
would make his appearance lie does not seen
inclined To meye toward our troops, aud accord
ing to information obtained IRON authentic
sources they stll remain IN the immediate ven
lty OF Petersburgh
Three days ago il was thought by nearly al
that an engagement would certainly take plac
within briel time on the other SIDE OF the rN
er, aud it is somewhat singular that the rebel
should have allowed us 10 remain within 81
Suort distance OF Petersburgh, without at
tempting to drive us from the position.
lts not thought probable that any movemen
will lake place tor same time unless the enem
make an attack.
The Times correspondent say in the late bat
tie more than one half OF the men OF the 18th
New York regiment were killed or wounded.
Col. Connolly commanding was nortall
wounded Lieut.. Col, Brown and the Majo
are both wounded and there is not captain
OF company lett to the regiment
The l0th Maine Regiment lost $50 kllle'
and wounded. The jth Connecticut suifele