Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-18
News Of the War.

A special dispatch to the Tribun.
Cincinnati says Gen. Burnside. mo, 'oA
plotting the redemption Of East Tsnn,--'ol-
rendered his resignation to the War rs
ment by telegraph. Ii is supposed n esG q
contemplated it for some time. in &
quence of constant political perplexitios' n
beset him in the administration of h.
partment through reputation of CERT.
his measures by the government, but an
take the step till he could retire vi
discredit to himself after the e1pelling
last armed rebel from the department. ''
Mexican advices say President .r,.
and his Cabinet have been urged by les9.
Mexicans and the representatives of ~
South American Republics to form a con-.
mental alliance, embracing the Republi..
Chill, Peru, Columbia. the Argentine +.
federation, San Salvador, Honduras O.
Rlca, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Me-.
for the purpose of resisting cncroacbns..
in Mexico OF in any South American P.r-,A
lie. The United States are to be inTi.iI5
send delegates to cooperate in the moyers-.
\ Memphis dispatch saws R.s,--
lately arrived within our lines brin, 80.
~ 81 90 ,'IDn vt adilE 10
~ -. N. man WHO IeIt Nobue01tt
IN -: 80 mat ,,ere was terrible uo.a
900 women and children collected ON >r--
Hill armed with clubs and Ratchet. .-
marched through the principal streets a.
lng banners inscribed Bread or Pf.5
' Bread or Peace, and other .ira,-
.i;1os ,r,r, ,,.;,,f. ,'',I'JiS "Ne7 then 1
made but feeble resistance store. ,-.-
broken open One merchant. q Jew .,-..
one Of the women. and some lsIi,eu.,
sent arrested the jew and beat lin ,.,.-
Many citizens left the town. and r-
them our informant. who say, Oh. --..-
Increasing when be- le.-.
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giment was returning from Terra Haul.
saturday, an attempt was made % ban.
Hon. D. W. VOORHEES,, who was -s-els..st-
Congress from Indiana al the last election
Mr. Voorhees, was travelling e a Iasss1-,-
in the same train with the soldiers. ~
was rescued by the officers, bl, compelled i5
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\ Fortress Monroe dispatch dated thela
saws The [ :. transports Nelly PanJz
rived here this morning from Hilton lIe
on saturday, 18th inst, al % clecz Az
Capt Digs reports the arrival o.. .--
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4 Washington dispatch of the 18th >s.
Seventy prisoners captured by Gen N-a-
army In it, late advance have arrived bar
reH. Custer was the only officer w1l1--
OCT side in the Engagements with tl- .-s-r
His wound j, in the leg AMI Is NOT -r-.
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VI. Chcvalicr's pamphlet, advocating
coSnltlon Of the rebels hy France. VASE
inspired. as has been iutimatei. .v The E.
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