The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29
BY :, TE tS! I.Apn
70 THE FREEm,n
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rout of the enemy. 1t is sta,s .9u !, 10 coupls.
taken 500 prisoners. and ,nn," 'a nat We a,.
a. The loss of tn, enemy is set %,dg ovn
our men buried lee of their de,S a'"a atlo
a19 in killed and wounded sna ouba,
which 50 were killed. anu missing
line force opposed to US We're n,;,.;
North Corolina and Georg;, T,lmrS'paIy hro
from the former State express ,ba ans prlNo,
tired Of the war. They also saw ' ,hs, 's!
feat will have very demoralizn, ' ass,. Their l.
reb-l army. lang eject On d,
Information from Gen Ha)leck d,.,
ken place. ~ "'a 'htna.
No further particulars Of Gen p.,.
had been received. D'A1s asl
CINCINNATI, May %. A special a.,,,.
the taaetts from indianapolis saws thai p' aa
Ger who left Corinth on Monday , "@ 40 d.
the army moved up to within three {n s,,s 'h'
mile of the enemys Notifications IN S'. of'
night, and were entrenching. VI '''a'!
Gen. Halleck says his position will -.
rant rsking anything. hence his mov;,n .v h. s''
"lar approaches and terrifying as he so! y! ~
was expected that our forces would on 7De It
the enemy by Thursday. ''' DA
Gen. Lowell, it was reported arrived 4, f.
rin'h or Sunday night with 1000 raw n a ~
Deserters say that the rebel army has no r,''a
fidence in Gems. Price and Bragg than in D. WV
regard. 90 ' O'''
fhe rebel army is ca half ra,ions Tho, .
fresh beef three times week, ard spoleI:,', -
ed beef the balance 9l the time. NJ WV.
given ont at all. F"'
i'he sickness In the army is fearful, M, -.
creasng. Their officers have sent al tboi, ,,
gage and personal elects to Grand Juoctor
New York, May %. New Orleans rar,
the 18th say Gen. Butler has published hi,
notice 10 the people announcing the di,trih.;;
among the poor Of thousands of barrel, Of :
and sugar captured on the way totap ,l.
army.
The Natchez paper of the 18th gives the e.,
Responsiveness BETWEEN Capt Palmer Of the II,
quois, and the Mayor OF Na;cbez, lemaclr.
and acceding to the surrender of that CITY, h
Mayor, however, refusing to guarantee that h,
American flag should be unmolestea iy !,
people.
CHICAGO, May 2S A dispatch f.on u.
Wright. dated the 9th says the rebel, are.
lieved to have been largely reinforced darrgr
last three days, and two regiments Of lnflr
and three batteries are known 10 haze arrive.
from Memphis.
A part of this force landed at Randolph ID
the remainder occupy the Arkansas shore, Raj
iy opposite the foot OF Island No. 50, g,s
they are reported to be throwing up httus
Deserters and refugees say that the rebels AZ
about to assault the fotllIa.
A refugee, from Memphis Sunday, saysnT4
rumored that the federal vessels had rssts
White river and blockaded its mouth, b.
cutting off the last avenue of escape for tt
steamers. The mortars, which bad been ,A
for some days, opened again u.,oa i9rt N'.'
PRViDEScg. Il. l., May 2S. Gov. W.Al
Sprasue WAS to-day elected l. ). senaG
six years from The 18th vi March next, when !,
term OF Senator Simmons expires,
Another regiment and a battery it sezEe''
will leave for " ashington to-day.
New York, May %. Three regiments q
to night amid the greatest enthusiasm |" U
thousands who accompanied them to the l''
OF their departure.
Notwithstanding the statements from wy
ington that there are no apprehensl.ls
there, more regiments from this city eN'
morrow morning, making some lO'VVV WV
from New York City since Monday nsn''
Th4 following sick and wounded Vermont
diers arrived in the S. R. Spalding to Ga! III
For ;ress Monroe.
b. Hastings, Sd Vt. p. Rose "a, A. D, D Nv,
9th j. A. Taylor, 4th; ii. W HleR.h' =: '.
E. Beedle 4th. j. j Pillsbury, 9th, H. S YEA y
j. Hurlburt, End q. W. CummIDs' OH +.
Smith, 4lh Z. Laird, 9TH +. H.s'ys' Tt
New YORK, May 80. A Fortress MOOIv, en- !,
ter of the Goth inst. says that the Nus.,,
has arrived from City Point with diSla1 ,'i,
the Navy Department. The hee' % ' '',,
attack Fort Darling as soon as Tue '''
given. .,nn
The rebels have increased their IOltt' W" IN
erabiy on the south bank of James fH'I Il
City Point to Richmond, and have INV Nv Nj,
citizens of City Point and the Vic'a'V . inv %
70 the interior. The rebels are Improve
defenses on the Appomattox RIVER ;, ,sy
Beauregard visits Richmond ON. ns,,,r
with the rebel leaders concerning n's y9t;,sm,
in the West. 1t is said he reached n .",r,a
with extraordinary difficulty, ana uou . SsI
pressed concerning his safety on so'"s
New YORK, May %. The Ilst ap' W,yh
iments go tonight under orders l, o"n and nj
ton. Five hundred men OF the gu ,"1, a
Rhode Island regiments left wa ID I ofs,
morning, under the command Oh Wv
the former regiment. ...., Wa.I:
A special dispatch to the PO"'I n 'uvs,yi'
ton states that the new treaty VII" n :. kc
not meet the Jews of the Govtrn'Ds"'
undoubtedly be rejected by the otn 1s, i. yG
The Government expects that un"v ad@6 81
at