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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
Prom the Christian Nsss.nc.,
a Happy New Year.

We greet the opening year with ~
wishes for our renders; may its passing boD,
bring to their waiting hearts, more Of yt..
sorrow, and 1862 be to them = H,poy Y.
YEAR The future is kindly yelled from ~,
view, so that we cannot conceive cyon pb,.
day may bring forth. The year just pas, h..
been an eyentful one in the history re ,..
country. Who of US anticipated this cr,,.
national strife, aud the alarming horror, F.,
that civil war, in y hch W. arc LOW i.yoIrsi
When We entered upon the past yea, :.
little knew Of the volcano whose cor.o., a
fires were surgiog beneath our feet. ready "a
burst in such destruction upon CUR chey;,t.y
institutions. Our prcsen. national ,yoya's,
are not all that has come unexpcc.eliy nm,
US, many unanticipatel changes have c.n,
upon u.s. Sweet friendships have been to,uej
and broken Dear family relations have be-,
entered into, and at the bed Of death Hsv
nave broken asunaer. The light and nvsy
OF the home circle has gone. Many a hop:,.
hold made glad by the presence Of its ljt,g
ones has seen them die, enc By one. an >,
Gown to The cold grave. Their gaIaess Ia,
been turned into desoation. How man,
'e'r'; which t'SelyemOuth ago gave utter
a, to their earnest wish q Happy New
I car for their loved cnes, arc now in ali the
onellncss Of grief! Some who were moo,
men, are poorer nov; some who were rich.
'Fc richer but, oh, who can tell the struggle,
Win ! labor a'd despair, the hopes 4isappoiat.
~ '"e anguish Of spirit, alike in the cellar #
ne poor and the mansion of the rich
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considerably elevated and slopiDg thru.
which renders it very beautiful and Nv, '' y
Out of the Fifth Regiment tvea,s
have died. Nearly two hundred vora ! !!
sd on the sick list, and cut of hi, ~ rpm
one hundred were confined. Fjltv a aap's
the hospital at Georgetown. This R s,!: b
occupies for hospital a large ,.s s'4''
house, which has comnodous ICONS sY =, y
very fine locality. They ALTO occupy a h.. s'
the same purpose. The healthlul ee as]a I,
of this Regiment is also improving ranii '
The number of deaths 10 the sirtfb ,
ment is twenty-six. A)out three In1t.
were reported on the sick list TO-DAY ,,I
half Of this number are confined. w. :"
formant, the Surgeon, stated that the >ia i d
was not abating; that some were veTy .' '4
and others were just coming down with '' u
fever, measles, and other diseases Wa W.; y.
that in the several departments oil are w., ,a:''
their utmost to stay the fell DESTROYER "':
s. Be-
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mails in Mon.pelier.

rFies at SIS p. M '' ~ ''' l. IL -
,oa'HkRS and wEsrEas close, a, AM
o'clock, p. NJ wv" io'A CLOSES a. D."
t; LOT these mails Must be in n. oore, ,,to,,:,
'''''9' 10 90 the same day.
man arrives daily ut GOA m s.par,. ,y.,y
N"y on arrival Of Southern.
.,. DAAD'ohp mail arrives daily At .oor 5.n,,.,
dalyM 800 a. m !" p ILL., "'f"'
'AlI arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sa,prd,y,
and rri,o, a. m. departs Monday. wedne,iay
p. NJ O'Clock p. M
sao ON arrives Mondays, Wednesday, yrid,y.m
.,ot 'epar'' Tuesdays, THURSDAY, and saturday.
w.ann.' by Worcester and Gilmore. arrivs, Mondays.
Barton. '"o p M. ! departs same 40
Ison arrives Mondays, Wednesday. And yr,d,y,a
c., ~. BIPARTISAN as Danvi,,e.
a.,s mai arrives ruesjays, Thar.da,. an, ss,a,.
Western. "'ernate days on arrival N
n,., from two to ,Ixl,imes a wee.
'''ich HouRs FROM 100 49,
Mentpeller, Mayl ,ss, JAMES g. FRENCH, P. ".
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
Mortality in the Armv
CAMP GRIFFIN. v. Do, 70

~. oANp GRIFFIN, Va, Dec. Is, 1861
Inc Fourth Vermont Regiment sinco j..
C Gu" on Virginia soil has los, twentv
1--WE men, all by disease. To-day one bunJr .y
anu twenty were reported unfit for d~,r
,h"; 81 ms Lumber iorty.cght are confined 70
, '"ea, oeas. The heaIihfulness of the Raa u
nent IS improving very rapidly. II has 80 ~
pre- at least one hundred per cent dur;nn
INC past three weeks. This is OWN ~ '''he
10 ,aa skillfulness Of its Surgeon Dr a aI Ras'
ane 'nose associated with him, and aso a. ,h
splendid locality now occupied h. , ,Io 10 70 inc
"''"'' !" Is 20" located on rise Of IssI
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hILlrAKr.-The Worcester Company, Butler
Regiment, has been organized by the choice Of
the following officers Captain, Edward Hall,
Worcester; lst Lieut., Kilburn Day, Bethel {;
End Lieut., Truman P. Kellogg, Worcester !;
Orderly Sergeant Edwin S. Drown, Wolco,..
The above is the correct list AS first printed
by us it was decidedly incorrect.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03

Congress now having got nearly through with
its Holiday labors and sports can do some ser
vice to the country by attending to its financial
condition Immediately. Talking is sometimes
very good thing, but what the Nation needs now,
alike in Congress and in camp. Is deeds not
words
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03

neeling-further changes were suggested, ana
the dispatch as whole was not approved and
adopted until Friday morning"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
A DAILY FREEMAN

III Dc published at this Office until furtbe,
notice. Two editions will be issued. one 10 b.
ready tor the mail West, and the stages thai.
eaVe Montpelier in the afternoon. the other i.
The morning in season for the mor0,no mail.
r'"c'' EDITION will contain the latest tele,rarha
news to the time of going to press.
The Terms will he.
s''oo per year, or 81 90 for three months. z.
the office. viz l'-ie' ''-''
so'Vo per year, or 81 ,25 for three months. =
village subscribcrs-paper delivered 1t ,b..,
''o"ses or places OF business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable ferns.
.- VI 'oi'ci'ed. L. W. WILLARD.
no" great matter a little fire t;ra,u,, w,
~ ""'e thought a few years snce ,b,, Tho ,i,l. rsi
.l''e" sugar pills was 10 play so con.,euous nat +,
'''' great drama OF life but 81 CHI ia r1 o. +, ia a..
,;o,,' "'"na are looking for a continuance q IT,:
''i'y that will enable him 70 act
homeopathy has now grown % s,c, o-o,,,~.,,. ,s,.
ali o'her systems Of medical practice AMI
".'o'Uc''oa OF Doct. Chords Iiom.oparhl. Ga
" " FAMILY medicine which by i,s si,pnIicty II ar.
- Y"'' SAVING -fmoney, and curative nronerte, IA,
'"s Heart' oil all. complete assortmen, If ALI IL,
medicines sold by " 90 30
apy T.. smith, Montpelier VI Agc,t or sew
Burr Co Mp, OF price, % cts. per box By "
" Imam street, New York "'s' OF fhliIp Lee ~
Inn '"'n'sheh Tree on application. twEa,,s
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For the freeman
BIZ MISS L.

Beautiful Eva joy Of our home
Lght-hearted fairy, oh where has she gone!
The sunshne Of summer, yet lies on the 1oor
And the climbing a over the door.
Still does she tarry, our beautiful one,
Who danced through the cottage and rpped the lawn
Who scattered bright blossoms Of love in our way
Who stoc all eur hearts, and then vanished away.
Down in the meadow the buttercup.blooms
Are noddinf and waving, and whispering come,
And the gay little brooket peeps out mong the trees,
Blu! golden haired Eva 1t nevermors sees.
Hush did you hear her? ali no, she'll not come;
Beautiful Eva her mission is done
Never again will the light footsteps fall,
Never again will the bird like voice call
Little white rosebud OF tenderest love,
A gels have woord her and borne her above.
PERsoNAL.-AzsL SPAULDINc, Esq. formerly
If this town, has just been elected a representa-
i've from the Sixth District, to the State Leg
stature Of Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
Heconmoissance rip Black River, .. CA.
tack by Ike Rebels,

TIE United States steamer Pocahontas arrived at
Philadelphs on Sunday morning. direct from Win.
yaw Bay, 8. c., and il now anchored of the Navy.
Yard. Sue left Georgetown Entrance, S. c., Oh
"Wednesday morning lat 81 q. N.
The officers and crow Of tie pocalontas have had
an eventual year. Tie vessel was with the Poto-
mac iioiilla from the Spring of 1861 until October,
1901. she then called with the Port Royal expedi-
lion, 'and participated in the trials and exploits
which followed. She then yisited Tybee Sound and
Fornandina Floiil, ufterwar1 returning TO Stone
Inlet and he blockade Of the south Carollua coast.
On saturday, August lGfh, Information was 70
ccyed leading 10 the belief that COnfedefa vessel
was ~ the Black River, strean which empties
'to Ninysw Bay. IL war determined that the
PoclatouEss should make reconnaissance, and she
WIZ accordingly headed Tor ne interior. Eortwen.y-
i've Dlles her progress was unOOsti uetad. A lew
people appeared Oh tHe Banks u inc river, Out no
guns Were fired.
Il was men definitely sscersiued that the Rebel
vessel Of which tue PochahoBt4s was in quest, had
been sunk bv her builders rather rhan submit 70
have her Ell tur,d Her machinery lad been re-
move ana me hulk was beneath the surface.
Inc iect OF the trip hayiog been ccompiished,
he poc4Acntas prepared 10 return. But no sooler
Was her bow turned down stream than the Rebels
commenced 40 et,ack. Black River at no place
over 200 yalGs wide, WAS deep -nd crooked. lie
chores iDW "a mdf.hY, covered WIN ficS plail-
,stions except al intervals where yh blufs looked
down up0n the water. For ~ miles tnese bluils ID
81 coss.on were almost covered With armed lien.
Tho residelts Of the surrounding coautsy had evil
denty been rolhed thGt the vessel aeoended the
river and hal made preparations 20 sree; her on tho
return Sone u tie iring parties hurried nom Ilnn
10 blu.i Ia obtain u rnO. al tie " Yankees, and the
bu lets few around the pOcahontas in showers.
Tie officers ana crew we're not idle, but replied
vito grip- and canister whenever snih lent num-
Ter oi trs enemy could be brought within range.
At one point II was believed thai artillery, u-der
the Rebel Captain Ward, to be used apon the
steamer and the guns of'the Pocabontas discharged
100 rounds upJn tie spot. The Rebel battery did
not open.
BuI one officer was wounded on The Poc3hontas,
and he is now recovering. IL is believed, from the
statement OF negro, that twenty OF the enemy
were allied and one wounded.
lie Pucahoutae viii lie repaired Her boiler 10
not in very good condition Her officers are AZ fol-
lows:
Comnan6eI-George 3. Bslch.
Iieutenau'.-Aflei L. ashsu. Executive oaiceri JehE
4. hc6lrrs-y.
Acting hissters-EdsaEd Baker: Thomas Symmes.
Assi.iart surg Arch. {. bh )aa.s-
Actifs PlvuasfeT--lheo. Kitchen.
1hirl Assistant En- aeeIs-C 4. Lee w. i. Fort, j. A.
Hi. III. roll
tsutsiB'. Clerk II. X. OPP.
Ass.eF.' Na.es-Joba 81. Brsssei Owen ) Wiley, J.
" .aAr1 u
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fore run regularly between Norfolk and this place,
came over with troops and discharged them on the
eamlhip Baltic lying in the Roads, and returned to
| NOrok without the maiis. spparently for more
troops, 70 dispose OF in the rame way.
There ie evidently mich secret excitement among
he Union officers 10 this place, and tie Secesh
rejoicing over what they claim TO be defeat in tho
lste army movements under Cen Pope.
4 ~, Of tic James River aoilla has leit this
ftencou, and proceeded Oh in tie direction OF the
POfouac.
The Irons.des lef Fortress Monroe to-day a, noon
f)r Philadelphia. Her iip has been snccessfoI.
A Dag Of truce was cent up tie james River .o
Aliens Landing to-day, and eerrei up Col Foroey
Of Alabama, Who was wounded, taken prisoner, aud
lssolel eore time ago. They also TOOK up some
women sni children.
The Steamship Baltic is being loaded with troop
10 day. =
young lad by he name Of Seeger applied yes
teidiy to the Proyott-Marsbal for pass 20 20 over
the lines TO Rebellion but refused TO take the ostb
OF allegiance. The Provost 3Ihrshal s'ter allowing
hino wait until be had given posses to all loyalis's
Preent requiring them, sent his guard with young
oeeger 10 Gen. Dix 10 inquire what should be done
With HIN, but, when he arrived a. headquarters, his
sentiments were 50 far changed that he took Inc OATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
From Grand Turk.

Tb> R'y4i StoHdQrd OF Aug. %, is received. ~
IA "neuiral" Briti.h paper, ani grayely asserts
shat the Impression Is gaming ground ,ihe Norm
that Tie Southern Coniederacy woala have TO he
a. Ultimately kuowledgej.' MI.
Big farioue, from New-io / for poI,o ,i ,'.l',
with an assorted cargo, VS. totally "io'Ae' ""''
Ri Calger,, iron Salt Cay for Phlladelphia. w''D
&c northwestern reef of Grand Turk hef n'''
te.ials and crew were saved. Eli.
Yls >t4adard quote: the 'l n,arke ', IS ioio~s'
~ '' ,rr.d amounting over 1000 hush.
''o trt,tr oc!siony his looked very thlea enlng,
- w. @ me ..r,t ue there lac been lii L or no
~ ~, W We haze an ample snelyot sait On band win
nro Ct Of further gatherings Last sile' 'e' eX-
~ an IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
Denths M CaIpcpper.

Tie following have died in Caipepper since the
battle OF Cedar Mountain, OF their wounds:
Lewis Pcnte fton, 5,h Va, Barton Pickett 10Th Ohio
Herman Marched flhN \. Cav Nm fsge. S.h Va. (Se.
crsh - H. Mlnsrd lgth Ne JoseYh Bsleulsn. Iiih
"a. during supuation Of the ihis John MIoy lst X.
CIV. alnoi Nilislls Hlfon AAshti Peer AeDerDoi.
% Toy Diyier. John 81 lair
The following died Angus is:
I'd =. DAyi7ti Ohio; Jacob Myers 18th ~. Y; ClxA
.i.or. I'm Ohio; " KIDD u lnt Michael Mooney 9th
fuoics,.5a Henry iseHao. 5a va, lSecesh) typhoid
ief-t.
a.s0s's huL u0sTT,I-CoTp Ceswel, LIST z. cayelsy.
wounded in .!e; Daie Turner, lo9,h Pa. aooye
lt.,I,lA form Ho.pirAL--Lieu,.-COL y. r. Brown,
2a,h NeuYork; LIEUT.. Win 4. Warren. 2Sth New-YoTk
Cft LucLeltarh "a Pa Cspt Chapman, sln Conn Capt
CLARION l,2i Ne,-i0rA; Capt. Ely g NeA Lieut. +.
t.ifr-wf. s1th Pas J. kchsrtson ish Pa }. X Todd
han pa L. Jane 3 Mich wounded snd IL. doing We ard
80 i.el,,s 't-.r ~ whom tied CO she 10th.
WINNIE .cH liosPlTAL -CaHi. all Ane9, on ~. i.
cav ..rir.le doing se Cspt. Mcdonald, st Pa Cav,
-ibr... hos RoJu-Gn, li'n v Y, debility; Serg.
Ipou ,,o 1T Otio wound Ia ankle, seGst IL 4. Martin,
h.. = ... thflmaii,n; SeTg. '. DYE. IL n j. Cav,
d.8.i 'is,ulng 5,h Ohio. doisi f. +. Walker. 10Th
Me.t4i .1L. well; {. N .id-r. IL Va Cav FOOT dom:
Wells syu.oaih. ivh Ne, wound in chest, Pfoba'
N...r9tb Uo.PrrAL-SeIs,. r y. Lowry, ID Ind, Ion
q 10. .r.t. Albert Laird III Pa thigh ainPuts.od 49,
SrsINAEr Nr4IDiSG Ho-r!rAL-J. A. Goldsmith, lO9:h
u Vol. serious wound IN sfm; Jshp Coos h9th Ia VOL
wound IN rec c1 ampntAied BENZ HashnelI, ith ONO
o aa In face Geo. ". Haro, lVth Die wound an chest
,e,l,; Tlo. H. CochIane ltyh Pa, back and thigh ser-
on. H. BY lUSth Pa. both dansetous John Oar
lon sts Coma, arm tam, uisiion.l
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FROM TIE sOiIr-
WEST.
The Fight nj Bolivar. Tenn i'opoIi'd
Battle AT yhnttanoogs-t;en. Eueii AsT'
pulses the Enemy uc Captures 1000
Prisoners.

tiikc, S-t'NeiaOt4 L. ish--
The fsh, at Bolivar, Tennessee, on saturday.
lasted all the afternoon, resulting in the repnlse OF
The enemy They encamped within lew mule. OF
the town, and Oh Sunday morning broke up into
.nsll .qnils forded The Ha'ciee .iver, and attack
cd Meadow Station, where thcy met determined Ie-
sistance. and were finally repulscd with loss OF
fifty killed and wounded. Our loss issa'd to be only
fonr. Telegraph end railroad communication be-
tween Bolivar and Jackson ia interrupted, bu: will
scon be restored
A rcpor: lied here today hat Gen. Buel' bat
had a Gght with tho Rebes al Chai'2nooga OF
"Wednesday and Thursday. The .irt day no a-'ant-
age WAS Gained Oh either eide. On the secona day
the enemy were repulsci. Buell is reported to have
captured 900 prs,ners. This news Is saA to haye
been teleeraphed TO TGscumlia, aud was brorsbt
from there to Jackson, Tenn. by Cen Roses srecei
ne.scnecr may be tue.
Later intelligence says the Rebels haze DESTROYED
all the lroad bridges between Bolivar aud Jackson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

Soldiers from ihe Sogth-Nes, report that Qnau r..
W., bach % Jackson County, on Tue.Guy, "l.h l. %,
mon. l. tha, Il true, the Wily Rebel hns onViifee
Gen. Blunt. ard ali he Other Gene1ao in that conn
TN. We incline 30 ide belief iha, tic news a. de-
ijeql, MANI i~.. 30. HeHld. 2th.
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PIRST ElSptTCn.

FIRST DISPATCH.
LOUISVILLE ny, Monday, SEPT J, i5'>
large ond ent uesStc meeting Of u. inla d.
tan,s this morning held az tie CcaH-iiolse
Tie Hon. Janice Guthrie es!ded. Several spirited
and patriotic speeches were made and resolliions
passed. Toe foi wing IL one Of the resolutions;
Ths. Tho Mayor i.ue his pro, sst!oa csrr On a MAJ
czens sad be ready 20 meet tae Rebels IN case 'hs
attach U.s.
The meeting adjourned to meet again az soon a.
the Mayor issues his proclamation.
The LEGISLATURE adjourned a; Frankfort and fe-
moved to lis ,ty. Gov. Robinson and many meii-
hers ere here now. II il slid the Legislature viii
convene at The Courthouse tomorrow.
TIE ci zens are very much excited. ltisrumored
tat Lexington Las been abandoned by tie Union
i.s. and force Of 10000 10 3OO00 Rebels axe uear
that place. The report is rot trustworthy.
sECOND DESPATCH.
LorIssiLLs. Monday. SEPT l. id2
Tie following i the Mayors proclamation IN eou-
flrmify with tue resolutions passed his morning;
81 cali II; on @ - citizens OF Louisville to meet 10
heir respective Wards FOE lie purpose Of completing
their enrolment. Citizens are requested 10 report
lie number ar1 character Of ..as ia their possession
Captain. Of Home Guard Companies ron organized
viii hkease report the number of men, and he
arms now in their possession.
"All citizens who are able 20 bear arms, who fail
or refuse % report themselves for enrolment for ae
protection OF their homes and resides will be hook
ell upon as a common enomy. All reports will De
made to Col. Thomas ". Gibson, At u o'clock, %
inst or soon thereafter 20 practicable, he having
been empowered by the Governor 10 take. charge q
the home forces of this cy.
IN. DELPHI, Msyor'
TIE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
/. James L. Robinson, Governor OF the Common
wealth OF Kentucky, do hereby authorize T1omas
W. Gibson of Louisville TO organize and bring into
ihe fed all the sble-bcdied men IN the County oi
jefferson and City OF Louisville.
Given under my hand,
=. ROBINSON. Governor Of Ksnsuesy.
The pablo archives were removed from Frankfort,
and 81. 900 in treasure from tie banks u; Rch
moud Lexington, and Frankfort arrived here to-day
Gen John ". Eennel Adjutant-General Of Ken
lucky established his headquarters in Louisville -
dav. The city IS in q blaze If excitement, though
citizens arc enrolling theniselycs and making great
preparations.
corresrondent Of The JOurHGl writes that tie
Rebel Morgan and his band LETT Glasgow al = O'Clock
Saturday. While there they destroyed all the m
dictnens Tor treason returned by the Grand Jury a.
the last term Of tAe court, 0ye huEdrcd IN nuaiie r
They aso INITIATED the records Of the courts, 90 tn.
no traces Of the indictments are LETT. Horses mules,
and other properly of Union men were crhcr de-
s,royed OF taken away. The Telegraph is IN operation
to Nashville again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
The Mails per ;hc Europa.

bo>foS, Tue'day, Srft. = l3hs.
III. mails per steamship Europa for Liverpool,
III, Halifax vii, ,l0se AZ six O'Clock tomorrow
Wednesday, morning, bp. she VIII Dol SAL uDiE
shont O'Clock.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

LOUISVILLE ?. N.
The Lexington operator has closed bis Office, say
ing that hi.by Sni,h has appeared IN tic sa.rbs,
and deman. cd the surrender OF the city, which was
compiled with BY the ctizens.
There i, good deal OF excitement here. tut
preparations are making for defense. Gen. Low.
Wallace L.s sssgm.d command Of the troops here.
Regiments are arriving and en- route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

How THE ABoLrrioSIsTs DISCOURAGE ENLIST
nKNrs.-1bi. is the way they do it. Ia consequence
# a recent radical abolition speech AZ Newburgh
INV On. Of the most radical OF tho Additionally The
c.airnaa Of the meeting, former Democrat, started
a subscription FOR bouuty-lund which Lac since
reached, AS the Newburgh papers mention, al'aos!
the handsome figure Of twenty thousand dollars.
Sto,,ld moi the orator 70 70 Fort lafayette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

Hgtr,sxD TRon FoRr LArArErTF.-Mr Stephen
Day, Tea merchant, Of brooklyn, who was arrested
q lew days since On a charge OF treason, was re-
leased on Tuesday morning By order OF the Secre-
tary OF War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

Tsr Ngw RrcrAEgrs.-D During Friday night AID
Saturday, new regiments, comprising il,5oi men,
arrived in b fillmore Oh their way TO Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
ryOT EORTnEss MONROE.
io,eilrui- OF giic .5amr, BjVer Erect De
pIsiugs 81 Troops s.cioisin.s al, ih'
..argCan."

Fon.rFs, NoNRor, Avg II. iefA
M Of Polog's mortar iieet and tie gunvoais h''
come down Ike james River, and s.e now at anchor
in hampton Roads; and part OF the Fiollia "oc
Las been up tho river is TO 80 Immediately TO TIC
Potomac. So says Commodore W'lhes'
This morning. the Noriols boat, WHICH hat he'e'0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
~ Lexington 30 tie H'bsis-s'sr'a
Excitement i'm louisville ii-i'-
tioys by the Governor and Mayor.

tiNCINHA1I, MoIltYl 'tlI : t''l'
Lexington Ky. was evacuated Ihis siernoon,
orr troops falling back Oh Coyips'oD. Al Ito s,oree
"a ore removed
The Hillsborough recorder., 1862-08-06
NIGHT ATTACK UPON McCLELLAN'S
FLEET AND CAMP.

During Friday night last splendid attack
was made on the Yankee feet and McClel
lan's camp from the south side Of James riy-
er, near City Point. II appears that this at
tack had been in preparation for some days
the guns we're all in position and sighted
al their objects, and al about half past twelve
o'clock al night, !" Long Tom," Of Walkers
battery opened fire as signal gun, and was
Immediately followed by the whole artillery
force, extending along the river bank for
three or four miles. The first round brought
the lights from the masthead Of every vessel
in the river, but the guns being sighted, our
bows hammered away for upwards of two
hours. when they ceased.
The gunboats quickly returned the fire,
but il was random business and they did mo
damage. Our casualties we're one killed and
two seriously wounded, by the enemy's fire,
besides Two men injured by the premature
explosion Of gun.
rhedamage done TO the fleet is not known,
IS large portion Of il had disappeared by
daylight, and il is certain that those in Me-
Clcllan's camps, at Berkley. must have suf-
icred severely, for large number Of guns
we're sighted for the camps during the pre-
yious day.
On Saturday large fire was seen raging
apparently in the vicinity Of Berkeley, and ii
suggested that some Of the Federals were
about TO cyaeuatc and were destroying yslu.
ab!es they could not carry Oh.
Mcclellan is evidently IN hot place.