Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, DEC g. 1862
his whole force the same night to attack the
Louisiana and Northern Railroad.

his whole force the same night 10 attack tn
Louisiana and Northern Railroad.
INV YoRv, Nov. 26. A special dispatch t.
the Tribune from Washington, says anon,
the officers, military and naval, who, with 40t
prlyates arrived from Richmond to day wer,
Lieut.. Col. Carrouth, and Lieut.. Wales AdjG
Isnt. These officers say that the tone d
the press and the aspect Of the people of Rich
nond, indicate that they consider the place in
great danger, and are aware OF the strength Of
the National army, and the determination to
deal them a terrible blow.
A special dispatch to the Times from Fal-
mouth, Va, the 25th, says the rebels are Iro.
pairing to dispute the passage Of our troops The
garrison has been reinforced by a division I'M
der hongstrtot and Hill. estimated at from 80 r.
600 to Is eco men, and formidable batteries
have been planted for heir protection.
FoR7aEss MoNRoE, Nov. "A From various
Southern papers received tue following extracts
are made
The Savannah Republican, says we have reason
to believe that the Government has again pat
the Wheels Of war in motion N the right di1ec.
tiobs which properly conducted VIII thwart all
tn, cherished plans Of the enemy, and secure
his overthrow at every point.
Under the head Of reyerses in Louisiana, the
rebel journals chronicle the capture Of the SAT-
Werks at Latourche by Gen. Wollzcl, and the
surrender Of the rebel forces the odds against
them being seven to one.
The city authorities Of Savannah are making
arrangements to move non-combattants tron
that city, preparatory 10 the anticipated attack
Of the enemy. They have adopted res
olulion that savannah should never be sur
rendered. that it should be defended street hy
street until, if taken, the ycorS spoil should be
a heap OF ruins
OfFEar's Cross ROADS, MoS1GoarRY, Nov
%. This morning body OF Tebel cavalry sixty
in number entered PooSylle and seized Chenv
and Sargent, the telegraph operators stationed
there, in bed. They paroled them and permit.
ted them 10 telegraph their nisbap to Washing
ton. This boldness 0. the rebels has caused
much excitement in Washington.
Nsw York, Nov 25. The steamer Roanoke
from NeS Orleans the l2th and Havana the
GOTH has arrived. Among her passengers are
Gen Arnold and staff enrOnte tc Boston The
General Is suffering under paralytic shock.
One hundred and twenty-fonr men Of the
8th W. Regiment captured on the Alb Of Sept
ny the rebels were returned to New Orleans on
the 18th. Seven were shot by the rebels for
having enlisted in New Orleans Three men
h., lad fador,sa. h,t liufad . b,i
Sth Regiment AZ New Orleans. with Sergeant
Mills aud private Spear, both OF Royalton, VI
were detained at VicksDuigh, an four died du
ring their captivity.
Cen Butler las seized and closed tho Bank
OF New Orleans, for sending $3.50 600 IN specie
within 90 days to the rebel government. i'his
specie had been previously reported to Gen.
Butler as having been sent away, which was
not the fact.
A cavalry reconnaissance from Gen. Welt
gels force, captured cannon within miles of
Baton Rouge.
WARRINGTON, Nov Is. The commissioner Of
revenue, has cided that an lncorpora
ted bank does not require a brokers' license,
simply ecause II sells to its customers its checks
Tor "a surplus of its FUNDS accumulated in
another bank, in another place, or in the same
place.
All parties desiring to introduce goods Of any
description within the Jurisdiction Of Gen.
Dix must obtain from him certificate that
such artc, are needed ;or military purposes.
and request for clearance fron the Treasury
Department Is granted IN such application.
Suffers to the army within sucn jurisdiction
are now waiting for the FORMULATION Of the
regulation governing the transportation OF their
goods.
IL is undeistood that the Quar,ernastsr Gen
eral will soun act Cor the War Department, per.
forming duty rnlila: to that discharged by
Gen Dix in connection with suffers,
FALMOUTH, November %. 1t is expected
the railroad will be finished tomorrow IRON
Aqua Creek to the Rappahannoca opposite
Frtderlcksburgh.
The bridge over Potomac Creek was reported
this morning as nearly completed. Cars carry
supplies az far as Crooks Station, SIX miles
from Aqua Creek, which greatly accommodates
our troop.
Notwithstanding the late bad condition of
the roads, quarerinasters supplies have been
promptly furnished Long lines of roads haze
been corduroyed and are in good condition
The camp fires OF the enemy are constantly
increasing within sight Of Falmouth, aliordng
indications Of the augmentation OF the rebel
forces Lse has joined Longstreet, and y. p,
Hill, d Ii. Hill and jackson are known TO be
on the way thlther.
Yestesday the enemy were brskly engaged in
constructing additional works in the rear and to
the lett oil FredericSsburgh. The cars bring
troops ana supplies regularly to The rebel troops
stopping at point three miles from the town.