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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

4 O'CLOCK p M
TO THE FREE..z,y

! NEW YORK, Dec, 2. The Times Falmouth
dispatch states that two deserters from the rebels
one fexas captain, and the other clerk.
ID the rebel quarternaster's department, give
report rs follows:
The rebel force a, Fredericksburgh numbers
IRON 10000 to 100 600 men, and certainly dnes
not exceed the latter figure. and that t6ouyh
suffering for want of clo,hlng and manv kinds
oi supplies, they are still hopeful of fnal, sue
cess.
FOR once, however, Gen Lee and his asso-
ciates are puzzled o7er the movements of our
array which they do not seem to fully cornnre-
| htha' and have finally concluded the advance
advance on tfedsricksburgh TO be u. faint de-
Sished to amuse them until prepared to attack
from another quarter.
Spon THIS theory they now believe our force
III if0n' 81 fredericksbursh in reality to be
small, and that Immense hosts are BEING en-
barked at Bell PIain and conveyed in transnorts
up the James river.
Acting upon This idea they have commenced
erecting earthworks for the protection of car
rison force, while the main body Of their army
has again commenced moving towards Rich
mond
"A " Washington dispatch to the Times SAYS the
rumors 10 regard to Gen. Megs' renova are
numerous and positive on both sides, his oppo-
nents affirming the certainty of his displacement
and he scouting the idea with characteristic
positiveness
Gen. Burnside is greatly incensed at the de-
ilnquencles in his department, aud Laws the
fault directly at his door.
Cannonadlng was heard for few minutes
10 or Is miles down the Rappahannock last
night, Supposed 60 proceed from the gunboats
Gen. Woodbury. Is said to have been placed
under arrest by order of the Secretary OF War,
on account of negligence of forwarding the
pontoon bridges tor the use of the Army Of the
Potomac in. the late movement
| :. 1t is stated on good authority that 20 less
than $4,000 OF the soldiers. whose names now
fill the muster roll are absent. with or without
leave.
special Washington dispatch, says public
spprehenslons Of insu ficieot for:ss On the Rap
pahhannock may be relieved ty tho remarks
which Gen. Burnside made in this city, that he
did net need ano ,hcr man for the work he had
to DO, and that his. confidence of success s I'M
doubling
NEW YoRX, Dec. 2 The World contains che
following paragraph
We are informed, from a source not likely
to be deceived, that Gen. Burnside has been re-
lieved of the command of the Army of the Po'o-
mac and that Gen. Hooker has been put in his
place.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. |. The following des
Patch has ben received at the War ID 'partnent
ST. LoUH. Nov. 70 1879.
10 NnJor Gen. w. II. HaHeck, Gen IN Chuf:
Zen. Blunt with h,s DIVISION made forced
matches and attacked tho enemy yesterday
morning at Cone Hill.
lnc oattle lasted several hours. The enemy,
0Dler Gen. Msrmaduke, began TO fall back
"'0u one clock, but retreated, fighting until
1ndo"n. The victory was complete. Our
"" IS not great the enemy loss is much
Eeater than ours. Our forces ped on the
Buren,
(Signed) S. r. CURTIS, Maj Gen.
Sr LOUIS, Nov. %
10 MAJ. Gen. Fl. w. Haihk, Gede'al IN
CA"t:
uen Davidson telcgraphs that caAalry ex-
Ieathn, under Major Torrey, to the forks OF
we MIngo and st. Francis, captured Col. Phe-
IAN aud 'en men OF the rebel army.
Major General.
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Great Britain.

Mr. Spence, tho Liverpool oorresp9rae- Of IN.
London IRiOcS has another letter In Itat Journal
complimeniing tie North the yalor n. armies,
aud tue skill shown by its Generals IN Msryisuq
He saws that tue North is now ia position 20 make
peace without CisbolOT but that the golden oIpor-
fuiry will be lost. He regards no pence possible
o. any other ba,i, than tie independence o. tcc
Sontl end adds: " A. tho NoIh cal0Ot b. the ig-t
10 ackuow led 70 tia, IndeNeodenoe Eusope should
move the stumbling Llocs By recognizing ne Con-
f,derate ) sles, agI tue North may tsen follow IT.
example"
1be Ncv-York correspondent Of Tie L0nooH
Times writing from TIA; city Oh September Is, sys:
IL j. evidsnt tlat the decisive battle Vi tbe WAL D.
10, fought yet. An thu haas happened is ont The
preliminary 10 toe hns onslaught That - 20 make OF
mar McC l.n." Eat that Onslaught, END how 81
will emo, IL no, likely 20 make mar he fortunes Of
The Confederate. lie adds: "Iha' the rerlg nation
or sbdicaton OF President Lincoln Is debated Is @
matter OF course
The A,rpy aud Nary Gas,tte save The Sonth
bas lad he of. Osivs and failed. The Couied, r,te
sImy bas shown great daring and much te1acty,
lut his been beaten. Gen. Mcclellan BIAS shown
that So g soldier he is eqCaitO Gen. Lee o. 5tOree Ell
Jackson. The division Of toe Confederate ic-c-s
was great rns axe; bat gies. gene-as would Lave
known DO to eOlyet mat AXE into dislsi Jls
ds.eat, while SECOND Tfte soldiers lac Mcclellan
cCuli Ouiy sef OF Will respectable success.
The expectation of aims aud anmuuitio- from
England to Auerica is iaVdly ncreaslng. ne mp
Iuents Of the if-t eight months Of te Year are
valued at T. 800 0JJ sterling.
The Paus lnfr.c fesr- from good fonTces'
that .Li8! is more likely than The recognition Of
The Soa,h On tho basis OF Gee, my he'd iacis, very
eoon T. be On tie tai i., England and lr.n, EcII
III concert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15
C,mr,eyeiaI Kn,.I,;rsnce.

LosDoH MosEY MARKET.-In tho London
Bon-y @sTke The funds steady snd money II good d.
ct hTn Ia;es
LIyEKFOoL. Oct. 4-BREADsTr yys Near. Pic srd.0l,
Spence Co, - sxeheld Nash Coz and Big and, t;hy1
Co, report Flour hfni American quoted u o1Ie Wheat
quiet but tfu Red NeseIu griJi Red southern if ~
1Jti Wnite Western 10 6dll White souilei4 " - .
Con hrner; hiYedl, aZ9 9i " bite 80 t15t'.
PEovIsiJss sutb0fiies report Dref quiet 3lt
nominal POD heavy. Bacon tending t9~nsafd Lafd d. 81
AID easier. Jslloy QUIET but steady AZ Al r. iti.
PKODUCEThe BfJkeSs circular report Ashes adgarci1.
Pets 81 Rosin quiet common, q a.8I Spirits 1uflsa
time doll 81 izl 00l2s. sugar qpie. bat saoy C0are tr
Rice tending 4oaaRa rd Ln.eed deoiiliug II.f--t Gi
dfm at 81 ds36 Cod Oh qaiet but steady. Whale Oit
ll TO- ks3 Jute srd Hem fat
LOgDoS Oc; S--Barsfs eilcu ~ reports BgeApsT rfe
duh AID teuding dowBw,Id. lB0N mn. SrrtE rt bot
steady TIA dull and unchanged CosFss 6aoys iIcs
quiet but sssdy TALON tending downwsrd q1oteo a. o.
SfiRIrs IULPEsTIsE regular ses - 49, Eos in4cte
COMMON 2sl. LisssgD o. uir and Eighty iyWrf
sEED ClYEs quiet gsi; quoted 10 Con On g.
PsTEoLkua advancing for TIE tue quaii.cs NhALE on
firm Icited aud dearer, 0eins 10 tae sed on Il
linton whaIep 10y tho zJJn
Ihs market for American S.cures closed inactive d. fI
esy Illinois Central snsfes 40 u%5 aitco MS I.Io shats
ai9y3; u. 5. 81. G507l, Virginia %, .ais..
LATEST.
LiVERPooL, Oct 4, p. m.-ihe sales Of Cotton 20
IA we're 5O0 bGes including $50 70 soc1sof@ and - ~
Ths nsike closed guie. and unchsls9d Under u. Aus
tIsls.sns sdyices
BKx.DsTuS. quiet. but steady
fsOyisIOss dull
LoNDos, Oct p rConsos close o. %. q % Tor money
American Securities are steady and unchsnge5
bAFks, Oct 2-CDTTos-5alos u the NscA, 5sD) l.es.
Block, .. vV0 bsea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15
Vessels Destroyed by the PrivateeT
Alabama.
The Union Troops Complinelted for their
ValOr.
R.mors About Recognition ofthe South
err Confederacy.
cARIBMDl AND HIS FOLLOWERS TO Be PA9DoNEU,

SACkNlllN' tttetlt5t N-t' So i'-
The steamship Asa from Liverpool on Saturday
the 4th inst, via Qucens,own On Sunday, TIE ON
inst, passed Cape Race At oc'cck ibis afternoon
Monday en- route to Halifax and Boston. She wss
boarded by the news-yscht Of he Accounted ITess
and summary OF the news obtained.
The Asa experienced very heavy weather o.
Saturday morning. in gale from The nor'h'W So
had carried away s,arbosid plddie-boS, four boais,
q portion of her bulNsrks, the CAPTAINS and pHr'er
cabins the wheel-aouss, aad one Of ier wheels
The captain WAS ijuged, but is recovering.
The Asia reports passed Oct. the shp Bel
Wood, bouud out AID the ships Lizzie Os'.o' d
end X. Nj. Sloan, bound IN.
The news by the Asia L two days later th-n That
BY the Hibernian, but contains nothing OF ~ III.
portant nature.
The English papers continue 10 eompmel' t''
North for its effort m Maryland nd argue ~ iaro'
of the most promising results iheretiOm.
The Paris Rourse Was much excited, and ID The
9TH inst the Rentes closed at 7of s..
The following il q lis, Of ,he American shin de-
stroyed by the Rebel pirate Alabama ESQ neM
Flores: The Ocmu!sce, Ocean River. Alsr, Osceo'a
Cruiser Ocean Cruiser p, LEM. iuckos, Weather
gage, Admiral Blake, ALBANIAN, and schooner
Starlight.
The steamship aus.ralesian, from New-YorS, ar
rived at Queen-to IN on Tue 4lh inst.
American securities were inactive. Ilinois Cen
trial shares, As! q IS discorn: l. >. Fives, OF t7i
Virginia Sixes, 49, = l9l1 Eres 81! c2}
Mess,s. Macon aud Sideu bad written 70 OBJ
French Journals TO say they had no odicia! know
edge o. their recall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

Where was conscience ten days ago, when 1t was
generally conceded that the question OF Rebellion
was not fit question to be brought into the Conven-
tom The agitation of this gu stion bad broken
down and disrupted the Presbyerisns, the Baptists,
the Methodsts and all other denominations except
the Epi,copalians and the Catholics. Bat We are
now on the road to ruin. The Church of Rome was
an example the Episcopal Church should follow IN
this matter lie continued in his peculiar veto TO
reply to the various points made in Dr.. RandalIs
argument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15
HnIH.

A royal decree accepts the resignation Of Confori,
Minister Of Justice, and charges RGt4Zi with tie
portfolio al ne m.
In O,sc,sSoa OF Turn. says Chat the hinge
daughter, before quitting lbly for Portugal IN
ploled plldon and iayor FOR inc persons tmi = o.
par.icip tiug IL The Lac instruction against tie
Government, aud that her prayer on the soc Of lor-
eiveness aud mercy will be heard. In Dscysuln
adds "0n SUNDAY, the 4ih inst, Royal Decree
Will proclin IN an nesiy 10 Gar4bsdi AID his iOi-
lowers excepting only the deseders IRON lie royal
ARMY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

BUNS HEAD.-TLe report Of the csttle market
for the week ending yesterday shows thai tiers
were 1916 bu.locAs received At al The Insrkeipaee'
during the week, 4. i0i Of which were sid On Mon
day aui Tuesday, at the great nai Netpl~ce IN Fofy
fourtl street. at a somewhat lover rate than TO
wee before though the mt quality brought prices
equivalent 10 s! cents pound for the ne. weight *
meat, at when tie buyer gains hides and H., a-i
other oal. Much tue largest portion, however, sd
M Sc. y H. net, and tie inferior sorts a. Jci and
some ess, aud generally at r'thsr lower prices t1an
the previous week, considering the better quaniy
Of the sock, aud the close q the market was deciI'
oily dull The ma ket FOR sbe'p and lambs Monday
and TUESDAY was active, at better pIces thaa the
previous week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

he important question tho 81 entiOn ~
tho commercial community unquestioAoy that 81 he
rrnry. Duug IA. past week tho piicc of I'D advanced
hugely selling time at 1874. with tendency pp,r
.nty still higher pnce. NurOu. aa..uod
the advsncc bat ~. prevailing opinion H. t. 10 due
pr export AID to chen,ions . Tho ulufe
hich have induced Of our leading importers 90 lay
large Ills be- yeg osyious solution
question bat L..t that tie iucrrisr price OF gold
bot ano her FOX the infatou Of he cuu.ncy.
N- the uncut 4 Substituting for costly
currency which really cost nothing Ia the Quiet teIcrt
tho 81 uin. i 70 tho paj putting II la circus
ph' eSalty expresses The la~, or fact We
that few A. sccsp. sin solution Of the matter
previously eIpfced opinions nstona pidr leading
accept gladly but the us one, when l. dbAs-
the currency by the voluntary a.. Il aud
the people ich
isArn. aud adopt remedy for tho already
united
The remedy 10 ~ course tho retirement OF thu irredeen
able euireDcyth, Treasury Note. Bank viii not make
their obi aons equal 10 d AID silver long they hold
the gatous OF Government which legal tender la all
80 tong bJyeruIrnt keeps It's notes boAt the
Immunity Of ho BANKS comp They consequently are
cosd o the former IA iuceas tue inhlOn For all
thu. but remedy aud tat not Immediately avail
able OoveBmoEt must maks II object Tor the drr- Of
thca into h. lon. boz a This Is tho
which they bo retired least for long time
Provision IN feet for such into ayear
b.nds brarpg D. interest bat early matuJ Of
these will prevent conversions To huy eon.durap, unt.
The principal Inconvenience that has resulted, has
been n tho import trade caused b. the npd asar. Ia
Change Importers who have sod th- goods At 10 v e"n
pon have Ia many instances loot than their ptots
the rapid Ia foreign till. by Of which th~
made. The oheot OF the posent e"pIinoa
premiums such bulls 10 undoubtedly o. CHECK Import IONS
aud may advantage to n the present state oil shas
ECONOMY In all Jspehrs VI expenditures thq ouJ oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15
F1iiu.

&dvices from Bombay 70 the l2.h Of S pienbef
Saa beer received.
More Iiliu hac islen, and the fears Of famine in
Deccau bad abated
ReOSbio Is 10 DO hanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

Total...... aii253 81 eA.'tl 80 80. AE'y' 10
The Illinois Central earnings for the irst week IN
October show an increase Of $4,000
The business in gold has been very active to-day,
with q further jump of3I p cent sale, having been
made as high as 1881. The speculative movement in
the commodity is more active than ever before
Silver il scarce and in demand for Canada. Ii is
ceiling at l26. IN demand notes there has been Il
large movement, and tho quotations advanced to ls4
The transactions in 1908 were large at 1853 SlO6
closing at the latter. Oneyear certificates arc active
and firm at 99l 100.
There is little more activity in loans again. and
stock houses found it les easy 10 supply their wants
Fsvorite borrowers, however, in gold and Govern
men securities Lad no difficulty. Tho current rates
are 465 y cent.
The following ia a statement Of coal transported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

The Paris B5u-se was much excited Oh the 81 .lst.
end the kentes advanced nearly T. cent, closing az
72f Il il supposed that the advaLce was cluicd ny
q rUmor that tue Psyal Government, lad shown =
more plan! disposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

LIEur. WoRDTs.-We are happy TO know that
ths distinguished ocor has entirely recovered from
fhe injuries received during Je engagement between
ths Monitor and the Mermac, and that he will
Jbort'y DO placed in command Of one Of the new
Monitors, where his eminent bravery aud skill will
padoubt.dly again rebound to tie honor Of the Dayy
AID % the confusion Of traitor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

PorIcE OFFICER Snor.-On Monday evening
ebout 10. oeloea Officer williams Of IL, N.o.h
Precinct, attempted 10 arrest man in Washing
ton street who WAS creating some disturbance .S.d
appeared 10 be intoxicated wien The alter suddeRly
d.,esgaged himseif from tho o.hce. drew
revolver from his pochet and tired, severely
wouud.ug tle oiicer-tbe ball logging "A ths
lower part Of the pevis. The perpetrho'
tie murlerous assault was arrested by oAcsf
Chn.cler, aud gave bis na4.e 40 Barney wilma"
bu, shortly aier has vile visited tue eel ana s's'oa
his name and address 10 be Edwar~ 1.ctorh'A'
shoemaker, No. - Sullivan street, and that he "@
man OF incorporate hnbits and accustomed 70 Cal,
ryirg firearms. Officer Williams fingered uttn
O'Clock YES erday morning, when be expired p''
cen, a wan = macArespectei and ed.cient monoa
of The Police Departments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

99r london Amty.cda Of she = ith ut. s'ys o! NJ
Mason Jonc, who came over IN the Persia o' '''''
10 Ger country as a literary observer and p0p''A'
lecturer: ~ o,,,,,.
Mason Jones. he eloquent and scholarly l,.'n
.,-ri o' S.turi.v A tho IsIsi. Mr.. Jones Nl'l1s
n, United states .yf the purpose If giving lfefi,so
oi gs.i1Ls topics. literary and p'ofapsra 49, 'ur
mp. view 4 the Iel-l'n. and when Ne ~ ,-er
r. al. OF tie leI sdo thal he zoe Ios su1
VINO 10 SCI taxed the platform iu I'll, coun ~ 10y
~. author 4 NicAwck insure for ne az ,s Ifs
pea.irc ana when tel them turtle 'hS' .uss ~ M d
IL. been uusworyng and t.o isr - he iNyoiS Tni,a
ISL amliers couceine D unt lslAed ~ slsrt ,h.s
H. m M conn of hcsliiics We ie .a cor
we iu.ure Tor him even where amor or e'"i'''
4 la and generous reception" ~,
--My. jones liz staying at the Fi'h'N'e"-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

whisky los 313 bush Wheat 1859 do Com s.4 s..t
Barley 292oO d. osis, ITO pigs ProvoDs 10 DO Asea
ISL do Lard. 2l3 keg. do e~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

Ram or SUPERVISORS This Board iae' a,,
.. m. yesterday, President Pnriy N ',e ,hs
filing a few vacancies in the Doa''S 81 ts;cal ,s-
Board adjourned to Tuesday next 'S' WV
port for aotails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

Receipts Oh Produce.
QCT li-sggI bbs Flour, I.J No. Cors heI. y. tb.s'