The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
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70 THE FREEMAN
4. O'CLOCK y. M

ps,l,pElPuIA, Get. 80. The Washington
So. # THIS evening says Gen. Burnside has al
..sdv advanced down along the eastern base of
~, Rlue ridge and formed practical junction
,.;.b Glen Sigel. their line of pickets joining
va withdrawal Of Walker rebel forces from
knoxville was doubtless in consequence of the
.itv Of burnside movements IN that direc-
Inn. We do not believe he has gone in the di.
ton of SnckeTsvllle, as IN that event he
,.onId be rushing into the jaws of Gen Nc
,,,I]ons army, but rather across the ri!se back
.,TnnerviIle The rebels continue to occupy
w., r,dce between Iiarper's Ferry and Winches-
.ar on which Gen. Lee posted his army after
r,ssns into Virginia. We believe he is mov-
;an elsewhere. as he can, as Burnside and Fitz
I5hn Porter have already defeated his probable
scbpme Of attempting to surprise Sigel To
[Cre It promptly he will have to move back
towards Richmond
Nrv York. Oct. 81. The Tribune's special
f,om Joyettsyille, under date of Wednesday eve,
.ays the rebels occupy Snickersvllle Gap in
Cen, Pleasanton, with his cavalry occupy
Stonenan's cavalry occupied Leesburgh with
out resistance
The Heraht's special dispatch has the follow
ing.
90 Everything is quiet in front to-day, cur
cavalry actively and successfully feeling the en-
emy, constantly making captures of prisoners,
tc' The enemy evidently have considerable
orce at or near Middleburgh.
It is believed that Gen. Bragg is on the way
from Cumberland Gap to join Gen. Lee.
There are rumors from Cumberland that the
rebels are still IN strong force near Martins
burgh.
Contrasands who have come within our lines
en- the Upper Potomac, report jackson and
Longstreet Yesterday morning towards Berry
Vile, from the direction of Charlestown. The
enemy are still thought in force Immediately in
our front.
BERLIN, Oct 80. Special dispatch to the
New York Times
deserter from South Carolina regiment
has arrived within our lines, who was condemn
ed to be shot to day, for attempting the same
thing some time since. Hesays that nine men
are now under sentence of death, for struggling
while on the march.
Rebel citizals, in vain anticipation of the
movements of the national troops, are sending
all their horses to the rebel army, for service.
1t is definitely asccrtained that the main body
Of the rebels is between Bunker Hill and Win
chester.
All quiet at ShaIs5urgh.
Nav YORK, Oct. 81. The Steamer HAYS,
rom Newbern, has arrived The Wilmington,
North Carolina, J0urudi ANNOUNCES the arrival
o! regiments OF negroes, to garrison the town
and Notifications during the sickly season.
They have been in camp of instruction, I'M
der white officers three months.
An Apaachacola letter reports that naval
expedition sent up the river captured sloop
end 50 bales of cotton, but not however without
fight with ebels on the banks. Several of
Of our men were slightly wounded.
The gunboat Somerset reports having been
fred INTO at Cedar Keys, Florida. and eight men
wounded. The town was subseq uently burned.
The rebel ram Cha'ahoochee, partly iron-clad,
is said to be about ready for sea.
The Tines special Washington dispatch
says advces from Fortress Monroe indicate that
the rebels are in force, and continually increas-
i:.g at Petersburgh. They are commanded by
Gen. Longstreet, and are believed to be largely
composed of veterans from the army OF General
Lee
Adyiccs from Bermuda represent that the in
habltants are excited about Admiral Wilkes
movements Some of the journals say that our
rusers have instituted blockade of the island
The English vessels James, Albert and Glad.
IaioT were brought to lately by order Of Adml-
raj Wilkes