Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-19

The 2Sth New York regiment is completely
broken up. and removed from tie field. Col
Donnellv is diving. and Lieut. Col Brown has
had an arm ampu~'ed'
The I'd Mass. bad no killed and wounded,
and so are missing The 81 Wis had LOG killed
wounded and missing
BgrnEL. Coys.. Aug ~. committee. &C
COMMANDED Inv ! large number OF citizens Of
Danoury and Be,hd waited on Lieut. Dart of
the reba, army. prisonar of war lately re-
leased from Fort Warren. and requested him
to leaye thi. nllee with his family before four
O'clock to-day lie made himself particularly
obnoXiou. about a!ear ago. The proceedings
we're quie; and orderly
NV YORK. August II !: stated that Gen.
Milrov's scouts passed the Rapdan on the 18th
INST. and nearly rea,hed Orange Court House
where there was hrge BODY OF rebels
HAxNu.1L. Mo. Aug Is despatch from
HONEYWELL saws F,deral officer just returned
from New Market 4p the rebel Gen Porter
has disbanded his forces and is among the hills
on Fabine river with about 200 men About
300 retreateI inio Monroe Co. Propct steps
have been taken to capture both bodies.
LAclEpE, Mo-, aug ;. CoI' pnyIar over
took PolndeAtar guerra. "aa'" ye'.gtulJ
routed ana scatteII ths"' ~ wy oo".u5'on W
king bJ prisoners Il j, 'eLe'eu 'I,aV IV'h"s@
Yer euee'N' lolo' ~
ou' WI" uo'O'i7s' ''
NEw lok,. Aus. ~ NItdA ulSpdleHt'
FROM Washington lys iiti aS last as me rlSl-
ments arrive lhey fil q sent q u camp ol in-
sirucI0ns across .ne i)3mAa "hu'F ''ncrdi
Casey
BMrmoRL. Aa. II Iae Ners Mef Office
was taken possession o, ,lls Il tenoon, anu 'ue
editors and publishers sent to Fort Mclleary by
order Of Gen. WOOL
WASHINGTON. Ang a. The delivery #
! Trra.urv notes A the denominations Of 81 ana
- viii commence On Tuesday next, though in
snaa quantities.
Gen. poue's Official report Of tie battle of
Cedar Mountain, dated Headquarters Of the
Army Of Virginia, Cedar Mountain August Ii,
give, our loss at about 1900 killed, wounded
and misslng-,f whom 30 we're taken prison
res.
As might be expected from the character oil
the engagement large proportion Of them were
and prisoners we are now satisfied Is much in
excess Of ours
WAsu,xero,. Alt II By direction Of the
President Maior T. /. Lawrence. 6lst Regi.
ment New YORK roputeers, Is dismiss d frou
the service in acceptance with the sentence Of "a
court martial helt at camp near Harrison's
Landing
Lieuts., Frank { Goodrich George \. Row
lev, Charles h. N.sgle and I. 5. Wright Of
behavior before tie enemy, and Cap Carbery
Of the l2lh ) Infantry, Tor drunkenness on
duty.
Lieut., John Il kearney' Doth Kegt. !.
Volunteers, for asohedience OF orders has been
dismissed from Ito service. All the sentences
were confirmed By Gen. Mcclellan
Letters from Culpspper contain no news OF
interest. On Sunday night alter the action DR..
Steele OF the 21t New ork Regiment while
eudeaNorng to d.i MS way to his regiment, en-
c0antered two re.el soldiers fully armed. lie
s.erniy demanded a surrender and they were So
alarmed and apprehenslye OF their proximity to
our ,nrccs that they surrendered, and the Dr.
marched them to camp rs prisoners.
CucAc1. H.. Aug a. The Quincy Herld
OF the ll,h SAY. that an officer OF the Hauni-
bal and ~t. JOSEPH Railroad from Macon, Mo-,
Saturday morniug, states thar twenty.six rebel
nrson,.r- wer hot there that morning for
5rs,kin, thor role The same person states
thlt Others wopi probably suffer the same fate
d. A. Mahoai, editor of the Dubu que r
aid, was arrested this morOlng by the Marshal
for uiscourgiu- enlistments.