The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16

Mn, H. W. HaAeck, Geacral-in- Chief:
have Just learned from Gen. Hooker, in
,be advance. who states that the information is
PERFECTLY reliable that the enemy is making for
he river in perfect panic and Gen. Lee stated
a,. night publicly that he must acknowledge
hat they had been shockingl y whipped.
am hurrying everything forward to endeav-
r to press their retreat to the utmost.
Sigued) GEO, 3, MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAC, }
Bolivar, Sept. l5-l0 A. NJ.
To W. Halleck, Major General:
Information this moment received completely
confirms the rout and decentralization of the reb
i army, Gen. Lee is reported wounded and
5en Garland killed.
ten Hooker has ia ken 1000 prisoners, 700
having been sent to Frederick. 1t is stated
that Lee puts his loss at Is 900.
We are following as rapidly as the men can
move.
GEO B. MCCLELLAN, Maj. Gen. Com.
MDDlETowN, Md, Sept Is. There was
some heavy fighting beyond here in the noun
tain Yesterday Our loss was about 1900. The
aeny was very much larger and they were
npulsed Gen. Reno was killed.
The generaship on our side has been extraor-
ilarv, The soldiers are extremely enthusias-
ln There are fears that Lee will after all, es-
AeuS, and make his way back to Virginia.
Neare now, however, pressing him very hard.
NAsHNsToN Sept. Is. The war news gives
general satisfaction. Hopes are entertained
naNaryland will soon be cleared of rebel in
U1as
New YORK, Sept, Is. A letter from Frede-
N to the Associated Press, dated Sunday
light says the entire army moved at daylight
.' morning. They will take the road to
4FHs Ferry in the hope Of coming up with
Jackson and Hill before they cross. If they are
inside of the river we shall probably have a
'ra before night. 1t is expected that oul
Ad column will come up with the enemy this
AAloOn.
ARRsBURCH, Sept Is. The report in re
Ns@ the rebels planting guns on the Mary
"A. Heights is believed to be true, but if Col
A-@ can hold his position until noon, by which
14 be would be probably reinforced, 1t is be
fo he will dislodge them.
/ AMBERsBuRGH, Sept. l4.-9 A. M. Par
'nVmg to-day from the ne,ghborhood 0
transport, report portion OF jackson
wy moving towards Martinsburg for the pur
w N attacking Col. White ard hiscommand
we had evacuated the place two hours pre-
%sy and succeeded in reaching Harper
VI! safety.
lANPHH, Sept. r. A fight at Coldwate
between Col Grierson's cavalry and tn
a. resulted in the rout of the latter, wit
sW Killed There was no loss to tn
Hsal SIDE
ILL., Known that no rebel force of any cons
~"H within fifty miles of Memphis.
, n1 GRARDEAU, Sept. IA. A spec'
'ra 70 the st. Louis Union says Bloomfe
'scked on Thursday morning by the re-
H. was defended by Is, 90 enrolled Milit
"s detachment from here. 1T
rHQ two hours. The rebels took OF
t.' how'zer and withdrew. The milit
,1'u the place, taking with them OIL
ouhaer, but spiked it two miles fro
] r G.l' Col. Boyd from Greenvile SHELF
\ .@ ABOUT ) clock Friday afternoo
n '"o' the place after a few minutes frin
r tI ,,@S MONROE, Sept 10. The both Ne
1@ent has arrived and left for Suffol
~ p iaSs regiment has also arrived here
"a "Vomond Enquirer of the 18th, has
w ! account OF the capture of Bridgepol
Ia la &,' ~tt at Battle Creek, Tenn. by the re
ssa '~a Ten, Moody,
So %'IlE Sept. Is. Further particula
est