Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-06-27
BE4UREGARD SECOND N COW,
MIND AT kTCRMOND.

pospatcLcs from Gen. c. ". Morgan. r.-
coiyed at the War Department june ~
gives the news that our troops occupy Cam
bGiand Gap. Gen. Morgan says lls army
commenced Is march at one O'Clock :. NJ
June lo1h, 10 attack the enemy at Cumbcr-
land zap, but on their arrival Il was found
ne had evacuated that very important ~
sitIon, his rear guard having Lett only about
lour hours before the arrival of our advance
ten. Morgan praises the conduct Of his d.
VISION IN It's arduous march through an OK
ucmely difficult country. lie saws that Nj.
cannon were dragged up the PERCEPTIONS sides
OF the Pine and Cumberland mountains hv
the ana OF block and tackle, two huudr,i
men bcn. employed uuou tie ropes Of d
single piece. In his pIogre-= considerable
sSIrmishns with the enemy i83 taken place.
but without any loss on oLr side.
The Nashville Union learns that h.tegn
thousand Oni0n troops are TO DE raised u
tennessee for service IN tiat state. Several
leading Jni'msts are engaged m %, work
) deelatch from Memphis sav-. about ono
hundred and iliy rebel fl ers aud soldiers
and about the same numb.r of citizens took
the oath Of allie lance tuesday. Ihe great
er part OF the stores are still closed. Ihe
secession owners Of manv If them refuse @,
rent 20 abolitionists at any Price Tac board
of aldermen adopted a resolution asking Col.
Stack 70 postpone the suppression ot thc con-
tolerate scrip. In reply he said that sixty
days would only enable the active rebels o.
get rid of the notes in their hands, -o that
the loss would not fall on tbc }ar,it. rc-Ious
ible Tor their issue, and psrmituu, such
currency would SD far be giving character tl
1t by the very government that Is auJL1.
wish ID destroy.
The IralGaoie says that BeAugeso,ia army
Is IN excellent order as regards health, morals
organization are false.
\ despatch dated on boaIi the .uuh.at
St. LOUIS. White River Cut OF, june l5tH.
says, an expedition down the river pass
reached here without shot being fired.
The tug Spltfre captured the rebel steamer
Clara DObs0n, to day, in the bayou Llgrsluz
She bad one hundred bales Of cotton on
board, said to be worth $4,000. She bias
started for Memphis with "a Triss ere" DO
board. The steamer Thrty-iiths Parallel.
Judge Fletcher, and several ",her-- -i.
IN Iudia hlv al-1 the Irlu-.iaI qua 200
Arka nsas, which ran down iE9u Nlmi aIs Do
an unfinished state, and which Is expected L'
offer Us battle. The Van p0rH," uc1 '--
cap-d cur feet. Is said 10 be az tae Aih4u-
sas river
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III matches received state t.it Hu the I-tr.
the rebels opened on our shII= col war u -..a
In. River from the b'uF Il civ Point.
both with shell and shraru,I. boat th. fl.
was -5ou sil,ucld ana they y,.rr driven back
Gen. Shields has conceutatct all Dos
troops at Strasburg. Gen. Elwcll Is now ho-
lieyed 10 occupy Luray with a heavy l.reo
General Fremont was about 60 advance 60
Newmarket
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i ia 80 Nh d., - .-.i.
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Tho secondary oI War ID. l..r,u., g., ....
..--i.,,i.., 10 Hons. ss,. tt,r bo d. die
-c.t,l H. ri., President d. '.r.r,a r.... i.,Ir
FIN, ,os..,-.s have beon T.. ken r..
! f.r L0spir,I rurno.cs fir the benefit our
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/ e., YaU.re Is nov I'M command ,r
/ ,,.,,,f.is t,vin- reached rler,, ap the l-th
ms frs. of5,itI act Va, t5 t,ks pes....-i 10
or rho Arms Office whisl, has ben uu,-
spoken in II, 4ymrathie- with rebellion. T..
Knox oi the N: l.; he'ai'' ana IL ~ -''.'.
! ardS'h oi '"o ifIounr' nave -tt
| 70 supervise al ell'J'ii'1 ""''' "it '''
thaJ paper
I I. l nav ~" NJ H. d. -. VI
! me If tho citizens. the Provost Marshal
| .si-su,.l orders 10 shoot down any one at-
t,,,,,tin., f., baul down the ls-s ur odcru.
ary ,psnitin,- molestation to tie residences
! =, y.it;,-1s VINO have manifested their .yo-
ION =, the Linton. An order has been also
;ls,l,I =, ;,,,,ris,, an citizcns CARVING, con
- INNS
O,rinr ~ a scarcity of change. the b1l.I
~ ,I5or,,or have vofed IN i-sus : 100 600 in
S-,,t;1,.I rotes as the uuble cxireniics
- -rl-,,iro
60 orc s.,II an.,,.,,I IN burpin- cotton
,, tbo counties nj Nortbcrn Nl,,is-irri.
- -, 80 ,Iroal, boon s.ztroyo3 bv IN,
| - p,..s--,i,- N,rtb AFRO I.gf,.l III
,,,,',.;,g9 NTH i~si.bt and ras-
80 m - Il .,IIc,i,r,.e was admin
senSps, - t .,-l ,...,s.,.s -, A.,
i.teIeu 70 1,gI iSul ilu'',--r- la
In one Ia.i y, w, ~, III author
Inc A'ald9onG Ii. ii, "a A..
Itlcs nave oIuvleu uiI D.. g.
Mooiie anu OH'' I'l'ii''''' i'''n
Meridian
Cen Mcdowell was thrown from hi.
borsa on Wednesday. and il was feared that
Tho accident would prove fatal, but he is fast
conval,scinr and will soon resume his sad
Az
W..
When the expedition up hi,c my
reached bend OF the stream near 81 ! marc
SIS miles from the mouth OF the river; M'
concealed batteries oIcGeu On III H. - ~
CITY, which was IN advance. heI ueCA
were Immediately cleared Tor ac'lo"' anu q
soon as the range oil the Tehel "'rAs c3uiu y
obtained, the Mound my opener ier suI
upon them. Capt. hel'y meantime sisnI'
fort, which was successfully accom- IIi'l ~
The Lexington ana 81, L}uii 49, ,.-, ~; VI,
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