Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-22

shall soon have trouble. In consequence Of the
threatening appearance Of matters at Winches-
ter, tho stores and all yauables of the army
have bean safely removed here. Ii is reported
here that our pockets were drawn in below Win
chester last night. In anticipation Of danger,
the Telegraph Office at that place has been re-
moved mile from town nenr the fertilization.
The friends Of the Sonth here and ut Martins
burgh are acting az If they had heard good
news, and express confidence that the rebels will
make a raid INTO the valley as far as Wlnches-
ter before many days There seems to be
general impression here that Winchester will be
the scene OF fierce battle before week. 1t is
rumored that jackson with half the large army
which be took to Richmond so suddenly, has re-
turned and been reinforced BY numerous gucr-
rlla bands Daring the past ten Days our vast
depos OF supplies at New Creek Martinsburgn,
and Other places have been broken up, and the
stores removed elsewhere.
New YoRK, July H. A letter dated at Win
chester on the l2'h, say we are obliged to leave
Winchester, as the rebel pickets are now re-
ported within 4 miles Of the town.
Our new base Of operations WI lead to our
approaching Redmond Va from another
quarter than that Of Mechanicsyille or Fair
Oaks The public will readily perceive the d.
rection most likely to be taken by the army.
The only question il when will active opera
tlous commence The people at the North are
as competent as myself to Judge OF what is
required to hasten Ii; ausplcious moment. Give
us reinforcement, and We will give you Rich
mond Kenforcements have already arrived,
but DO noI fear rspletion. The more men VIC
have Aod the sooner they join US the better it
Will DO Tor themselves and The country, aud the
cause.
Tho transport Vanderbilt with a flag Of
truce, vent up tie river yesterday for the p1r-
pose OIL bringing down our slck and wounded
She returned at late Aour last night With
about zoe on board
NEW York, July ls The 1r,5me has adyces
from Warrenton dated tie 18th. The news that
Gen Hatch occupies Gordousyile has created
great Consideration among leading rebels in
WaIrcuton, who bad not the least idea that Gen.
Pope would reach that point without Il great
battle Indeed many Vt them said 1t would be
held at all hazards and no Yankee army would
ever be allowed to lake IT, Gen Banks re-
viewed bis troops last evening and Vas received
With the greatest enthusiasm
PHILADELPHIA, July g. It is rumored that
there is a mutiny among the prisoners IN Fort
Delaware. where here are 5000 confined. The
telegraph wire is down. The muNny wac
quel.ed after shooting ~ Of the ra'cas
B9sroN, July lj \ specia dispatch to the
Journal from Undertook the l4,h. says FIX
President Van Barren i very low and hl- physl-
cisu says he canuol long survive.
Cmc1oo, July b. The Governor has issued
a proclamation for nine regiments Of infantry
for three years in response to the call Of the
President
NEw YokG Jolly IT, TIE British steamer
Ann arrived II noon in charge Of Acting Master
Partridge.
The Ann was discovered under the guns of
Fort Morgan, Mobile Bay, unloading arms gun.
powder b. when the rigate Susquehauna and
tho gnubolt K4nawhA sailed into the Bay. The
former engaged the Fort, and tho latter sue
ceedel u cutting the British neutral vessel out.
The crcg Of the Ann deserted and escaped
after attempting TO sink her Her cargo con-
si.ts OF gunpowder arms, caruidges, boxes OF
tea, coffee, pepper, ~.
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