The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
LITTLE W ARLINGTON,

LITTLE W ARLINGTON,
Rappahannock Co., Va, July %. {
The report recently telegraphed from War
renton that Jackson was at or near Gordons-
vile is confirmed from other sources, which
state that ne is at Louisa Court House with
$4,000 men and Gen Ewell with corps of
jackson s command is at Gordopsvllle, making
t0tal of 30, 600 men. Jacksons present in
tention is said to be to break our lines, and if
successful. TO demonstrate upon Washington for
the purpose of driving Oft our forces from
Richmond
As many mis-statemenis have been published
with regard TO the expedition commanded by
Cen. Hatch it may not he inappropriate to men
tion the following statement given by re-
turned officer
x After marching to Cuipepper. Gen. Hatch
pushed his whole force 10 the Rapidan where
10 consequence Of the destruction Of the bridge
and the high state of the water. he was COM
PEELED to leave his artillery and infantry. With
his cavalry he pushed on to Orange Court House
and learned that the enemy were in large force
at Gordonsvlle.
He sent thence company Of the Virginia
cavalry 70 guard Gordonsyllle who approached
within six miles of the latter place, and con-
frmed the report of the enemy's presence and
strength. On Friday the 18th, two brigades,
supposed to be commanded by Gen. Ewell, made
their appearance at Orange, and on Saturday,
after severe diminishing. Gen. Hatch tell back,
recrossed the Rapidan, and arrived at Culpep.
per ON Sunday.
During this time % men of Co. A, n. Y
" Cavalry, were captured by the enemy-owing,
il is said, to the lncreduhty ot the commanding
9ficer, who did not believe statement that the
enemy were advancing in force upon his outpost
ration. Two or three men whose horses were
sadded made their escape. After returning to
Culpepper Gen. Hatch made another ncursion
10 Madison, and thence north to Sperryville, as
pertaining that the enemy were not in force in
that direction.
That jackson is in great force at Louisa and
Gordonsville is beyond doubt and that be IN
tends to attack US at an day is fully realized
Ten. Pope's forces have no objection, but rather
desire that he will make the attempt.
ss WARRINGTON, July 25 The Rich mond En-
guirer OF the Odd says the basis of the exchange
Of prisoners has been the cartel Of 1872 This
eartel marked an nportant era in the war 1t
IS the acknowledged of our gu as natonali-
~. We are by it made belligerents, and the
Government OF the United States treats with
I tbe Government OF tho Confederate States
through commissioners.
A# The publication of the heavy list of rnbel
lDsses in the late battles is continued in the
Enquirer The 7th Va. Regiment. which was
IN no engagement but that Of the 30th carried
into action 22j men. and LOST Ill.
s# The Enquirer claims that one more eonteder-
ate victory will end the war, and that commits
sioners for truce, and armidlce will meet
those necessary preudes to peace.
W. Rowdyism and disorder appear to have the
upper hand in Richmond
# The Enqnirr complains Of bogus military
guards who shoot down men wantvnlv, and do
o great deal of mischief in the way of robbery
snd brulslng. 1t also speaks of struggling des-
peradoes, runaways from camp, whose fixed oc
eupaton is stealing, bruisng and rowdyisn
sFN The Enquirer has also the following
CHATTANOOGA, July 4. The enemy is concen-
rating large force at Tulahama, 40 miles
the other side of Stevenson, Buell's army is in
: tight pace.
ss@s WASHING July Is. From account, re-
gently received from the headquar ters of the
Army OF the Potomac, the Official report of the
battles before Richmond states that the killed
wounded, missing and prisoners will approx
E mate to 10000
III 3ALTIM, RE. July 25. All the member, Of the
q I'd branch Of the City Council have resigned. in
q compliance with an lntlmatlon from Gen WOOL
a that their designations would tend to the pres
81 ervation of the peace. A special election will
soon take place to fill the vacancies with lovsl
men.
FoRrRyss NoNRoE, July "a The steam shin
DANIEL Webster from New York reached here
last evening on her way TO Harrison Landing,
with vegetables for the army, an article they
have been suffering for for a long time.
A large Union force of artillery is re.enforc
Wy those already at Yorktown.
MxxyHIs, July %. Major General Sherman