Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-17
FROM THE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.

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NEW DIRK, june H. Inc IW'eS SPECIAL
despatch from tremonts battlefield, the sth
inst, says so thlc& are the woods that 1t IS I'M
possible tor one to see their movements, even by
mingling in them, nor can any estimate be
formed OF the force opposed to Us. \ prisoner
says Gen EHell lies between our right wing and
the river with 0OOO men When our advance
Tell back, the enemy dld not pursue preerring
to maintain his position and throw on US the
burden OF attack II Is thought that jackson,
finding no bridge here, wall attempt to cross at
Mount Crawford, where ne will find no bridge
either.
Inc correspondent oil 'he "He' says GENERA
formerly Ool' Ashoy, was enot III lhe Welsl
and died in a icw hours.
FRMoNr's HEApQuARrERs.
Port Republic, June TO- {
The army advanced early this morning in
line OF battle, but finding no enemy. proceeded
IN u column through the woods and over the
country to Port Republic.
Everywhere there were evidences Of the com.
pleteness OF yesterday $ success The battle
was fought a5 Gross Keys and takes that name
The rebel loss was greatly superior 10 ours.
They ft their dead ana many OF their wounded
on the field. Not less than 500 dead were
found, and many wounded Two OF their guns
were left behind which we captured this morn
ing. Capt. bunker, Of Gen. Frcnonts staff,
was killed Capt Glttcrman, OF Cluseret' staff.
was severely wounded No other staff officers
were killed or wounded
The rebel wounded were found in every house
along the road Ambulances, wagons arms
and clothing strewed the field. Forty oi our
wounded were taken prisoners, but were LETT IN
Il church and reiaken. The 9TH Louisiana regi-
ment lost all but 80 men
The enemy re,reated until midnight, and this
morning their rear guard crossed the Shenan-
doah at this ,ace, ana burned the bridge
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poKr RKrunIlr lime Q-loN
VIA Martinsburgh. June IL.
10 Hon. T.. VI. Stanton Secretary OF War
There was no collision with the enemy after
dark last night. This morning VIZ renewed the
march against him, entering he woods in battle
order, his cavalry appearing on our flank. Gen.
Blnker had the left, Gen Mroy the right.
and Gen. Schenck The centre with reserve of
Gen. Stahl's brigade and Gen. Bayards
The enemy was found to be in fun retreat
on Port Republic and our advance found hi,
rear guard barely across the river aud the bridge
in flames. Our advance came on 90 suddenly
that some OF his officers remaining on tbs side
escaped with loss oi their horses. A cannon
aiding during the ioro.oon appraised US Of an
engagement, and | am informed here that jack.
son attacked Gen. Shields this morning. aud
after u severe engagement. drove him down ,b,.
river and is now in pursuit.
have sent an officer, with detachmen, Of
cavalry, to open communication with General
Shields. This morning detachments were occu.
pied in searching the ground covered BY yester.
days action at Cross Keys for our Remaining
dead and wounded. | am no; yc, fully inform,
ed, but think that l25 will cover our loss IN
killed aud 500 that in wounded.
The enemy's loss we cannot clearly ascertain
lie was engaged during the night IN carving
off hia daud md Nxnundad in 'u .