Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14
NEWS BY MAIL.

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| LOUISVILLE, Ky Oct. l0--l2 o'clock Mid
night i dispatch from Blrdst5wn to Govern
or Robinson says that Gen Cntteuden's force
was not engaged IN Wednesday fight, and that
Gen. Woods force was but temporarily en-.
gagged. not having arrived in season At night
the rebels retreatod towards H4rodsburg, but
were hemmed in.
Ge, Eirhy Soitb,s detoobmort had soraratod
from NM ntbcr rohol dotlcl,nnnte on Dick riyer
a., Thn,sJ'g ~, oo,,,,,,.d .,'ly,nf,,,sons s;tn.
,,iony " IN .4 "s ~ ~, ,6 ancmr 6ar trnon.
AVA i, Hi. .n,r,ts and ,nnGJnntaf yi.torv
onr lass i," lid and wanndo5 IN Wcdoos.
doy,r.a l56o ma r'ss ~ the eon,,v !. ron.
.,Go, "''' ,na,. ta.,,ar wy
Tbo ra,',rr, ~ r. soyor b,,t,o ,.oor psrrysv;rla
l1or orrsan. .,ybo M, p.rrvay,lln y, o'clock If
that morning vhon skrn,,sbin, bad commenced
with slI,ht clnpooadinr. Others who left tbe
h,ttl,.f,l1.t.o'.J,cLo M 'rbn,.dav afternaon
S,y tlo Grjng co,s.1 bef.ro o'cl9ek m the
mornip, and the remainder of the rebels were
maxim, their vay toward Harrod.borg. pur
socl by tha F4dnr,laruy
~ 'T,.ols r tbcq.l, ,t.,tocky c,r,l,y va.
sliohtlv w,undoa m n .,,irm,sh ~ Wednesday
ni@ht near ,,sra,aebprr AN H. continued On
div on Thursday
The l0t, Ohio f.,ioept lost 9s2 Killed and
fornan. mostly irom Louisville, VI Cot. PoFe's
regiment, HIST IN Killed and wounded al except
twelve.
Gen. Ro#au's and Col! Pope' wounds are
very hight.
l1era @e conflicting stories NJ tla death 81
prisoner.
la' remains OF cen. Jackson "rn. lerFiH
any WY. "'''''f' Na'I "ii'eu mere
Inc similarly committee nave MADE every
preparation 'ur tH' itIitI ~ the "oUhaea'
Governor Norton Of iodi'na is en- route nltheF
"i'h large number Oh surgeons ana nurses
WAsUNGroS, oct. II The ItfiigencT Elm
ploys sM columns to-day in an adverse crtl-
cl.m Of the President emancipation procama-
The Republican, states upon authority, that
the President visited Gen Mcclellan ~ order 70
ascertain, If possible, The cause TOR the delays
Of bis army
The Invasion Of Pennsylvania creates intense
surprise and anger IA chcial circles and the
Generals have been rlmluaIy Slow IN their
movements.
Il,nri.nrteu. De-. ID Tie rcbel raid
aepio.. cblmbgrsbut,l \ no, deemed lmpor
tlpi bcre p..p5.ti5os If Federal troop4 It
Cumberland. Cb.uasr.5or,h and other potnt.
,yl fore. III, Rebel. ~ .oe..ify ratlrn 10 (i-,,n.
IA bv ,,,y. pf Hanover
p,..,,...,.,,,. o.- D 4..,...l r..,.
al, g..-,,, NJ ,i.,.r m. ,.r .,.,.. n. $50,
am ne.Isg fr,m III. man,. roersbsl. ara II.
rcsdy rsrsrtsd fIl,,I, b,c,
Iii. r.nortel that Cbamber.burr surrendered
On coudi-ion that rtiy,te propsrtv should h.
respeetcd hu: public property should be re-
moved or DESTROYED The railroad buildings
have been burned The rebels are said 70 be
moving toward Gle ty,burg
Nfw YoRr. O,,. II N.w O,laans narc,s If
the ~ INST. b,ys bean received m tbis c,ty
The troops continue in remarkable GOOD health
Bne. t,,n. Arnold. ~ order d. On. B,t!er
la .,,,,..l ,,.,,,,.,,,J If lI tl, ,,ti..,.,, f,-,
~ ~. orla,n..,I ,,,,s
The ptagme Of the 2>th nj; SAYS rumors Of
an unpleasant character reach ns lFom the ne
groes on the plantations bsl3" The city. The
steamboat l,efville y 4 been iFed INTO while
passing plantation tbfes miles below Bayou
NoaIa, from battery u four rt'd cannon
some my sh'is were med, Killing one man and
% horse 90 boaId 'ut lt' b1}t escaped.
! Iae Ftmyws ct the morning ot The lst inst
states that Iuefe are ran1rs OF the rising OF 3Oo
negroes ON the plantations leiuW tho city. II Is