The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-14
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New YORK, Aug. Is. The Times Washing
lnston dispatch says important army move
ments ara being carried out. Details of move
ments cannot he given trom here for several
days but it Is believed that private letters from
the army mast let them out within day or
two.
Gen. llalltek's plans are being elabora ted
admirably, and thus far, have met with entire
success IN every field OF operations in Virginia.
1t is believed That the rebels will not make DIES.
? rate efforts 20 effect speedy concentration Of
their forces.
They Will have To be very quick il they ex-
pect 10 accomplish anything by it. Public con-
hdence III W ashlngton has risen rapidly rs the
plans became apparent.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says one
ei the most important movements made slnce the
war commenced IL now in progress, and will
probably result IN an Immediate victory, being
no more or lees than The speedy downfall of
Richmond.
That 1t Is nearly accomplished without the
rebels being aware OF it is of itself Il cause for
congTatnlatlon, while It opens the broad field
OF vlgor and energy in the long promised new
policy of the government on the war. But Il
short time will eapse before publicity will DC
gwen to this movement, which II would be
quite improl er tOglve detail.
The Tribune says Gen. McClellan's entire
army is making an important movement. but
at what particular point we are not at liberty
to indicate We may expect stirring news at
any moment, and there seems to be every conf
dence that it will be such rs will fill the loyal
States with joy.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the
Tribune under date OF the 18th, states that for
the last AZ hours, transports loaded heavily
with troops have been coming down James river
and without stepping here have gone directly up
the bay to one of the rivers leading into Vir-
ginia.
Yesterday the great body Of the army had
orders to move from Harrson's Landing with
six day rs raions. The same correspondent also
says that the pontoon bridges which went up
the river Yesterday, accompanied by very large
force of engineers, sappers and miners, are de
signed for the Chckahominy and is not wholly
matter of conjecture.
The inference, not only from this, but from
variety of other circumstances and facts, is that
the great body of the army of the Potomac is
about to withdraw down the Peninsula, while
the remainder embark on transports and pro-
coed down the river.
New YORK, Aug. a. A letter from the
Associated Press correspondent at Culpcpper
states that the 10th Maine Regiment went into
action with two field and twenty-one line officers
and on Monday, reported two field and twelve
line officers, and 2z4 men. Fifteen men are
known to have been killed. and l40 wounded
In the 46lh Penn, the loss was 264. Lieut.
Col Stone and Major Blake were wounded and
taken prisoners.
The 2Sth New York regiment is completely
broken up, and removed from TIC field Col
Donneiiy is dying, and Lieut.. Col. Brown hae
had an arm amputaied.
The Cd Mass. had 10 killed and wounded
and 80 are missing, The Sd Wis had LOG killed
wounded and missing. ..H
BETHEL, CuNN. Aur IA. committee ac