The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11

GREEN MO
necticut, 9th Indiana, and 10th Pennsylvana
are badly cut up
Reiniorcem nts under Gen. A p Hill, to the
amount of $4,000 men reached the rebels last
night about the same time ours arrived
Sklrmishing in force is going on this morning,
but the troops on both rides are 80 much rx-
hausted by fatigue and intense heat that no Sc
rious encounter is Expected
WASHINGTON, Aug. IL. Rrpurts,were brought
into Culpepper on FRIDAY Of the crossing Of
1hc Eapidan 10y the rebels in force. IL Is said
by passenger who came from the vicinity 1f
Waterloo today that Gen. Banks column
which was in advance was attacked by Gen
Ewell IN superior numbers.
The stru 1gle was continued all day Yesterday
and may at any time be resumed The loss was
severe on both sides. \ number of our wounded
had been brought To Culpepper. No details
have been officially received
1t is represented that Gems Prince Augur
and Geary were wounded.
ElpreSS Of yesterday
RICHMOND, Aug. s. dispatch from Van
Dorm 70 Secretary Mallory states that the Con.
iederate ram Arkansas had been destroyed.
She left Vicksburg on Monda; to cooperate
III the attack on Baton Rouge. After passing
Cayou Sara her machinery became dsebled and
while attempting to adjust it several of the enc
my S gunboats attacked her. After a gallant
resistance she was abandoned and blown up.
! ST. JOINS, n. f., Aug. 10. The steamship
Scotia passed Cape Race at 10 A. NJ. this fore
noon.
Earl Russell .justlfes the vigilance of the Fed
eral cruisers at the Bahamas
The Tuscarora was at Queenstown watching
for Confederate steamer which LETT Liverpool,
but put back to Holyhead and there lost all her
men.
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and The loval,sts are nrenarnr 70 moot ,ho NV;
sis with zaal
At Wheeling several secessooists left for
ST.. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. Q. The Pacific Rail-
| road Company have subscribed SIS 900 for the
suppression of guerrilla operations in Missouri.
The recruiting officers for the volunteer regi-
ments are authorized to enlist from the enrolled
| m ilitia of the State.
t ST. LOUIS, Mo ,Aug9. The Democrat learns
that the present UPRISING of the rebels in Mis-
sour is in accordance with the plan conceived
by Gen Price after his defeat at Pea Ridge
, when he told his followers to 90 home. put in
their crops and attend to their business general
ly until the harvest. and then to rise through
out The State and form guerrilla bands, and be
prepared to meet him in the ia II, when he would
t WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 \ number of persons
Yesterday and to-day were prevented, except on
conditions, from leaving the city in the cars, ir
t accordance with the executive order, to prevent
evasion of military duty by those subject tc
draft.
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! NEu Yang Auo O Tho steamships Etru
. and Saxon,n are both detained until rveninc
80 az to hermit tho examination of passenger.
under thc Secretarvof wars reoulat;ons
MADISON CouRr HOUSE, Va, Aug. s. via Gull
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