The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14
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New YORK, June l3. New Orleans pa pers to
June LIST have been received here. The Delta
strongly denounces the friends of secession, and
sust.4lns Gen. Butler. The Bee has reappeared
with an apology and explanation assuring Gen.
Butler that it never meant TO recommend the
destruction OF the crops. The Delta Of the 3lst
gives report that Fort Morgan below Mobile
Surrendered on the 29th Of May
The Delta OF the 3lst reports that on the Doth
while the forces under Gen. Williams were de-
scendng the Mississippi, they were fired on
when of Grand Cult by field battery of t
guns One man was killed and one officer slight
ly wounded. The gunboat kino then opened
on the town, ano the battery with It's camp
about IL mile and II half in the rear of the town
was thereby pursuaded to leave. Four compa-
MEG Of the 4th Wisconsin regiment under Mai.
Boariman were landed to destroy the camp.
These forces came up as the rebels were leaving,
the guns aud tents having preceded them. A
few shots only, were exchanged and the pursuit
discontinued AT nigh. one of the Union troops
was wounded, and several rebel troops were seen
10 fall. Unfortunately the gallant aid of Gen .
Williams, Lieut.. Geo. q. DeKay, VINO volun-
teered to land with Maj. Boardman was severe
ly and II is feared fatally wounded While
some distance in advance OF the advance guard
be received seven buckshot III the lett arm, and
five IN the side. Four sick Union soldiers,
having been fred ON by the concealed assassns
at the town of Kouma, Louisiana, May 9th, and
two of them killed, by order OF Gen. Butler
property to d large amount belonging to the
narties known and identified with the murder was
destroyed by the Dist Indiana Regiment.
NEw YORK, June a. The 1'ribune's Wash
ington dispatch by steamer Massachusetts at
Fortress Monroe from Beaufort, ;. u, says we
have the same Indefinite news from the nelghbor-
ho,d of Charleston. The Massachusetts stopped
several hours off Stone inlet, where 1t was Told
tina, Gen. Hunter army was or james Island
and found unex pectedly large reoel force about
%, 900, supposed to be from Corlnth, and IT was
rumored that Beauregard was with them: lhere
had been some fig hting, in which the N. I. l9th
and the Mass Cavalry distinguished themselves.
Several batteries had been taken ny storm ana d
general engagement is thought imminent: Our
forces were then within three or four miles OF
Charleston to make an attack.
rhe Tr,bune's dispatch from Manassas june
ton. June 10, says report reached mere tha'
a guerrilla party numbering l5O dashed in'o
W,rrenton last Monday evening and captured
90 sick soldiers left in the hospital, and from
d to 80 stragglers from Gen. Gibbons orlsaue
of Gen. King 5 division. Small guerilla SQUADS
were seen to-day in the neghborhood OF huh's-
vile and Maj Duffee was sent out 10 capture
! them.
The Tribune's Washington despatch says the
Dacotah which arrived al Fortress Monroe yes
terday brings dispatches from Flag otcer Farra
gut ut New Orleans, June I'd lie went 10 .ickh-
6urph in the Richmond but returned without
attacking the place, leaving number OF gun
hoats as blockading squadron. The town Is
under their guns, but lies rather his h above the
river for assault. Ii will, however, be captured
before many days On his way down the stream cam,
ba was fired IA. several times by misketry from
H. h,nLs of the river, and he expr ,sses the
o ori tina, the war on the Mississippi will
pppnce,nrth be of this character. New Orleans
quiet. ,,,.a dos,otcb saws we
have information derived from seceS''on 'ou''''