The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26
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70 THE FREEMAN
O'CLOCK
Special Dispatch to The Journal.

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organized an ambulance corps IN each sdisisioa,
under command OF = Captain, with a lst Lieu
tenant for each DIVISION, a I'd Lieutenant for
each brigade, and . surgeon for each regiment,
70 have control of all ambulances and transport
carts.
Gov. Stanly, having transacted his official
business, will Immediately return to North Car
9lina. 1t is understood that the relations be-
tween himself and the Government are entirely
harmonious. 1t is evident that the rebels have
not left the line of the PIPER Potomac, but are
.niuriousIy operating on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, between Harpers Ferry and Cumber-
land. They recently, 1T is believed, DESTROYED
some Of the important bridges west Of Martins
hurgh. including that over Black river.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. %. Yesterday at
,ernoon, the steamer Thomas Swan arrived with
70 secpsh prisoners from New York. The Swan
had also on board 60 Union soldiers who had
been absent from their regiments from sickness
snd other causes. under arrest going to Wash
.ngton. 1t is understood that all of Pope's Of
beers now at Richmond, are to come down next
Saturday for exchange.
HARRIsBURGH, Sept. %. Gov. Curtin has
,UnC " W Siiib WIZ. "uClC ulOtiISE meeting OF
the Governors will be held. No official infor-
every rain from Harper's Ferry and Williams.
port. They all confirm the news that no for.
ward movtmen has yet been made by our
forces. The rebels can be distinctly seen ON
other side Of the river at W%illiamsport, and at
Falling Waters. Gen. Lees headquarters are
at the latter place.
LrlsvILLE, Sept. 25-Midnight. The army
oi Buell. and Bragg left Lebanon, Tenn, and
Carthage respectively on the 2lst-Buell follow
.ngthe arc and Bragg the chord of a circle. Our
army travelled SCI and Bragg s206 miles. Blu
ell got into Northern Kentucky one day ahead
Ot Bragg, Notwithstanding the immense excess
OF DER transportation over that Of the enemy.
RumOrs creating some excitement are afoat of
the movements OF two divisions of BRACES
army, but the direction or purpose cannot be
Ecertalned tonight.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IS. The Washington
Star says, for "a hours past it has been current
y stated that the President designs at once is
suing a call for an additional draft that will
increase our army in the field 10 one million.
We trust the rumor may prove true though we
are not able to say 30.
WASHINGTON. SEPT. 25. Surgeon General
hammond has returned from the battle field be-
ween Manassas and Bull Run. lie report.
.ha. our people have buried 5000 rebels left
dead and unburied on the field by their friends
though it will be remembered that the latter
had the field after the bloody engagement.
lie adds there are yet 600 more rebel corpses
70 be inferred. These interments. under the
1irectlon of our army medical depar tDents, are
IN addition to those made by the rebel army
previous TO leaving for its short lived campaign
II Maryland, which must have been numerous.
There can be little doubt, therefore, that the
number of rebels killed far exceeded ours 10
that battle.
NEW YORK, Sept. %. A special despatch
Ifom Louisville to the Philadelphia Inquirer da-
ted 24th, says Acting Brigadicr General Gays
'avalry drove the enemies pickets in and the ad-
vance guard nine miles to Bardstown. Last
night a large number of arms and ammunition
were found in possession of the secessionists
here.
Tins morning the eEemy Is reported as NOV
I1gslll nearer. Gen. jeff. C.. Davis commands
The city militia, and Gen. Nelson has siege
.uns planted on the Indiana shore. He SAYS
hat he will fight the enemy to the death, and if
Aey take the city he will burn it or shell them
@t The seeessionists are terribly excited and
indignant. All citizens who are not enrolled in
Sae company to morrow morning will be
pressed into the service.
NoIE-The Associated Press dispatches re-
N''sd last night are later than the above.-Re-
porter.