The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-01
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70 THE FREEMAN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 80. Recently General
Stsbs brigade, being a part of Gen. Sigel's
corps. advanced to Warrenton, about Al miles
from Washington, without meeting the enemy.
Yesterday they went to Warrentonville, 10
miles west, made prisoners a large number of
sick and wounded, and few conscripts, whom
they paroed. Gen. Stahl continued his recon-
uosance to Salem and White Plains, hut found
no rebels.
4 report prevailed at Alexandria to-day that
Gen. Sigel had re-captured all the cars, &c,
which the enemy raved from the wreck at Bris.
tow and Warrenton. Nothing is known here,
81 reported, of any disagreement between Gen
Sigel and the War Department The dismissal
BY the President of Maj John Kee. additional
Aide-de-Camp attached to Gen. Halieck's staff
ioy utterance of disloyal sentiments is regarded
as an excellent example in high quarters, and
hopes are expressed that it may be followed up,
ill the army is thoroughly purged of officers
who so often offend the ear of loyal citizens by
sedtions and reasonable words.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 90 The Richmond
Examiner Of the Goth says that Gen. Bragg,
with 10 600 men, is at Glasgow Junction, and
that Gen. Roseeau has gone 10 meet him. The
Norfolk Union regards the defeat of Bragg's
army as certain, and says that there are zoe, 900
Federal troops between Nashville and Louis
vile.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 18th, says that
there are grounds for believing that The Fede-
rails are sending many reinforcements to Hilton
Head and along the shore of Broad river Plnck-
ney Island is now occupied by large body Of
.-o0pe.
New YosK. Sept. 80. a speca dispatch to
the Post, from Washington, says it is believed
there, that Gen, Lee is preparing for forward
movement from Winchester 1t is probable.
however. that he will find enough defensive
work on his hands without crossing the POLO,
max again.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 80 Gen. Morgan left
Cumberland Gap with Ill his force. about two
weeks ago. and is said to be marching 10
north easterly direction, SO as to strike the Ohio
somewhere above Portsmouth. He brought
away all his artillery and stores, and blocked
W the Gap with stones, so as to render it i'm
pasable.
Drafting takes place here tomorrow. Capt.
Prentice, son of Geo ID. Prentice Of the LOUIS
vile Journal, wounded in the Augusta, (Ky)
fight, died to-day
AL Indianapolis correspondent says Gen.
Buell. has been removed. and Gen. Thomas as
signed to his command
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 80. Gen. Jeff c. Davis is
under arrest for killing Gen. Nelson, and will
be tried by Court Martial. The funeral of Gen.
Nelson took place to-day The corpse was en-
closed ID an elegant metallic coffin. The fol-
lowing officers acted as pail bearers
Maj Gems. McCook, Crittenden and Grang-
81 Brig. Gems jackson and Johnston Capt.
Jenkins, Chief of Staff, and other officers
The procession formed at the Gait House at
o. clock and was composed of cavalry. artillery
and seven regiments of infantry.
Yesterday, it was rumored that Gen. Buell.
VS. relieved from his command The news
created much dissatisfaction among our State
authorities and prominent citizens. who have
the utmost confidence in Gen. Buell. We have
7elabie information to-day that Gen Buell. is
s'!l- IN command OF the army of the Ohio.
tliAbethtown, Ky, Sept. 30 CO... Ker
~: cavalry has had a skrmlsh with and cap
toEed the Sd Georgia cavalry. He paroled the
ncn-commissioncd officers and privates