Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

, passage Ul carriages. Inc DJlh y. l. IscE-
! Iment was present and vas warmly wei
| coined. Speeches were made by Mr.. Ely,
! Colonies Corcoran, Wilcox and BJwman,
and Major Wedges.
Adyices by the Europa state that Siideil
/ had an interview with the Emperor NaPo-
/ leon. He urged the recognition Of the South
ern Coniederacy by France. Napoleon Is
/ said to have admitted the cogoncy OF the ar
ruments Of Mr.. Sidel 10 favor o. the recog-
ton Of the south, but said that the greatest
4 barrier 70 the recognition OF the South had
/ been the objections Of England.
/ Lord PllmergtOn IN a speech delivered at
/ Sheffield, again advocated non-inteTiercncc IN
American affairs. Mr.. Roebuck also made
/ q -pce"h on the same occasion, but took an
opposite view aud urged the claims OF the
Southern Conicderacy to be such as t. cnt-
! lie them to recognition by England as an IN
! dependent government.
Reports from White River s.atc that Gen.
E lIoyey's division had a eight On Monday near
Clarendon, Ark. The federal logcos consist
/ ed Of six regiments of Infantry, and the rebel
/ force Of eight regiments OF cavalry and
/ part u Gen. lIindman brigade. Tie bat
/ lie ragged flrcely for some tune with destruc
/ tive effect on bJth sides, but resulted in the
| defeat Of the rebels and capture Of 700 pts
l ouers No further particulars
on tic 10Th Gen. Pope sent forward d
/ body OF cavalry, with two regiments OF Ia
! ianrY and a battery, under Gen. Sigel,
| to reconuoitre Jacksou's position. They
| found force Of the enemy, which proved %
be the rear guord-the main body having
retired by the Orange yoad and crossed the
| Bapiian. On our appearance tie rear guard
! also retreated on the same road zen. Blu
/ ford s Cavalry was detached 20 cut them OH,
but did not succeed apparently. They re-
| turned next day, and report that JacksJu's
| rear line is about miles back Of the Rapid
an, while his nam line If defence Is GJIdlns-
vile. IL Is also reported that large t0rc Of
! the enemy now occupy The line OF The Cen
tr2l Railroad from Louisa u charlottesville.
From this IL would appear that they have
/ formed a rev line of defence, aud intend 70
/ fight decisive battle at or near G0rlonsyiic.
Gen. Popo's forces have advanced towards
Orange.
In nearly every house between Cedar
Mountain and Rapidan age wounded rebels.
Deserters say 5000 c1uscripts have ADAM
doned Jackson and are Struggling in the fore
! ests.
/ Prisoners state that Jackson supposed the
/ only troops in the rear Of the WOODS were
/ those Of Banks corps who were IN the fight
and threw large iJrce over the creek into
and through the woods to completely rout us,
| but the reception he met with compelled q
| sudden retreat, and an abandonment % his
midnight enterpris,.
On passing the location Of the enemy lat.
| teries the eject of Saturday firing was ass
! tonishins. Many OF the shells had ht the
/ very spot where the guns stood, and the earth
was furrowed with shot.
General Banks is rapidly recovering and
/ viii take his command in a day or two.
General Buiord took many prisoners, some
/ Of whom came out Of their hiding places and
/ Voluntarily surrendered. They sand they were
/ sick of tlc war
The Grlnadl 4pr-a' o.. jhe o.h -.y ., -
Rouge is IN tho hands OF Breckenridge and
that be cIrturti four regiments aud SIX
transports and sunk two sunb1at. Iac
same paper BIAS displtch dated k10XvLI.
/ the 9TH which ,lac1s the federal loss at 500.
and says The f--t lasted twl days
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continued The nursnit 10 Rolips5n's river.
when was so fnll and turbulent as 10 be ez.
tremelvdanrerous. In pursuit a good many
almost abandoned MAJOR Andrews. Chlsl