Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-12

vas reported last nj ght by deserterS and con o.
rabands that the rebels have been moving from CT
he vicinity Of Richmond all day in large force
oward Malvern Hill, for the purpose OF re- p
aking the Iostion.
Three thousand exchanged prisoners arrived t
lere Yesterday afternoon from Richmond lho% r
belonging to tins army and tit to 90 duty' were a
sen; 70 their regiments The others leave Tor
the North to-day. No officers are among them /
There is no truth il the report that TINS army
is used TO protect rebel property az rcIoT'su III
the case Of Hill Carter. During the TWO Gays t
hattie Mt Malvern Hill, 500 to 1000 Union men
had wounds dressed at tins house the ladies
freely tearing up their sheets aud pillow cases
far bandages. " hllp the army was passing "
guard was posted - protect the "omeH anu
children.
Tbe horses and cattle are graled on his farm
and lis negroes are working upon our iofVlnc"-
.ious AL applications tor thor return h"''
been refused
C,eo. vi. Aug. d. Commodore D.Ys ana .
a., Curtis are here TO consult with the depart .
,oonts A Washington IN regard TO future move
,oenr, Of tie amy OF the >yuthW',t ana Mics i
i.s,uriG oila In future there VIII be concert
M acton between them.
W.u>eroy. Aug r. Admiral Foote has
arrived and wlll at once enter upon ms duties
as Cnlel Of lue Bureau OF Equipment ma ne
cruitlng.
Nfw YORK, Aug. The following telc'
,rarbic dispatches were received tins morning
SAN tRANcSco, Aug b
10 VIM. L. Halsey val Nree - was
saved from the burning snip by lasang nlSeil
/, the iorecAstle ladder and jumping overheard
passed under the port wheel while under way
and received serious injury. was picked up
Inv III. ships boat remained IN II ~ hours
nslore reaching Manmnia Poor Flint was
lost VIII return overland Telegraph to my
mmily about my safety and health
IS,gned BENJAMIN HALLIDAY
. EJwnrd Flint. formerly Of New York, went
: out IN February, 1861 lie left awlfe ia TINS
y inv and w,s middle aged man
0 SAN Francisco. Aug =.
a 10 AHtn NcLane, President
u The Golden Gaze was burned at sea near
g Nauztnllh. Two hundred passengers ami ere"
q persisted The ship is total loss Particulars
!. lS,p,N FORBES * BABCOCk.
san FRANClsco, Aug a.
b. 70 Eugene Kelly & CO Nec lors =,
ne The steamship Golden Gate which @ile'
hence on the list Of July, took ire twely
m miles Of Monzila, and vas burned TO the wa
I'd ter, edge. Abou; two hundred passenger. wer
n los, Edward Flint is gone. Ben Hallada
Of and CAPT. Whitney are saved. It Is thougt
of ,be treasure viii be aycd, as the ship VI
f. beached.
NV York. August :. At least half Il
Sc treasure ON board Tie Golden cate waS insure
'eT in London.
CNRo. Angus. ). A skirmish took pla
'ey Yesterday near Point Pleasant, Mo- hetwe'
the citizens and the State ruups, IN which u
BE reported that several were killed on both sid'
to seems that the citizens bound themselves
lite re.l,, III. eurollmen, act Troops were sent
New Madrid to enforce the enrolment act
ed
rec FORTRESS Monroe. Aug 6. Three thousa
! ls rebel prisoners from Fort Warren, Fort Liia
cite. Fort MeIlenry, and Fort Delaware, We
up from Harrisons Landing, August |. Il
pc. Of truce boat accompanied them which has
fol- turned from tarrison's Lnudiug, and repo
that the exchange is being made SATISFACTORY
iith and that the same number OF Union prison
led. from Richmond may be expected tomorro
lds and that the reQulr menis OF the Federal "
D be ernment in regard to the exchange has b.
strictly complied with, which Is understood
aud m.an the release OF Col, Corcoran and OF
eng Union officers
The reconnaissance of Monday night has
suited lavoraby Our troops drove in the re
ON pickets early Yesterday morning and the NJ
Illc immediately commenced which lasted hetw
luch two and thrse hours.
not
tted CINCINNATI. Aug. !. A dispatch to the G
pen. m,rc,al from Decherd Tenn, says Gen. Ko'
'ture MeCook was murdered while riding IN an
the buance, day before yesterday, in the adva
li.ed of his brigade.
Rap BALTIMORE, Aug. :. Quite stampede he
and of parties eager to escape drafting has occur
oud, Some have gone to Europe, butmany To Cans
mics Others have gone 10 various Northern Stt
ison MANY leading Secessionsts are fast dlsappea
to parts unknown.
,lden
t for WASHINGTON, Aug. - Inc captain oil
1 900 Adirunack has informed the Navy Depar1l
} for of the facts attending the recent pursuit oy
$50 Of the Steamer Herdd represented oy the
lost sau papers to be a British vessel Tins pr
us in afforded an opportunity Tor the alleged out
amer by this American olhcer, nom whose state'
it appears that the Herald had been ran
nd all from Nassau to Charleston with Narlike
,essce plies. and was returning to Nassau with co
moved She was commanded by a man named Cox
who was formerly Capt of the prlvae,r
side Davis. The chase, however, was not cont
n the within British jurisdiction,