The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-24
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BALTIMORE. Oct % a /. rye moeting of un-
conditional Union men were held at Easton,
Talbot county, yesterday. Addresses were
made b, Tie ilou VIM d. Kelly OF PhlIldei-
phia, H.nry " inter Davis ana Col. CresWell
Judge Kelly announced himself to the crowd
OF Shareholders as Black Republican from
Pennsy!7ania. Yet his speech was received with
applause THIS is the fist instance of Repub-
lican Congressman speaking in the slave region
of MaryMn Judge Keilys reception was
most striking and enthusiastic.
New YORK, Oct %. The Posts Washington
dispatch says son OF Admiral Dahlgren arrived
here this morning with dispatches from the teet
off Charleston Everything is going on well.
Rumors prevail that Gen. Meade will be re-
moved from the command of the army, aad Gen.
Sedgwick put in his place.
The Chronicle says it will take fortnight to
rebuild the bridges over the Rappahannock, and
intimates dissatisfaction with Meade.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Of to-day says
About 100 wounded (O soldiers passed
through this city from New York this morning
on Their way to Join their respective regiments
About 500 passed through yesterday morning,
and during the past week some 1000 arrived at
Washington, on their way to the seat OF war
WASHINGTON, Oct % Reports from {
Army OF the p tomac state that the discipline
and morals of the Army were never better than
at the present time, and both officers aud men
have the gre test confidence in Geu. Meade. Our
forces arr eng aged d,7 and night in re-pAi ring
the railroad Gen. Meade returned 20 his head
quarters today.
1t is estimated that 1850 men VIII eoy,r our
losses in The late c1mpagu, including killed,
wounded, ssa45ers ana missing.
Tee Russian fleet will arrive here en- Tuesday.
The Evening Star sayS, we believe there is 10
truth in the ramor U! it, removal OF Meade.
FoRrRGs3 Monaco, Oct. % The Richmond
Dispatch has the following
CharLcston, OCT. ri. Oar batteries have
kept up BRISK fire on the Yankees who appear
in much larger force than usual al Gregg and
Wagner. Another monitor FROM the North
has Joined the fleet, making five in all.
The lronsldes, for the first time slncs the at
tack Gu her. steamed round Cum Lings' point,
evidently trying her machinery.
! GOrdonsUiHe, Oct 20. One thousand Ianl &c
prisoners, captured last week, are expeGtol here
tonight.
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
A'ihSO '"O 'Oo' N'iHoO Si'Oh UuC al Va "SeuO)
our forces have been quietly resting in their
camps.
NEwBERN, N. c., Oct. 20. The publication
of the Raleigh Standard was resumed Oh the ID.
The editor still maintains his opposition to the
Confedefate Administration. prominent citI-
zen, recently arrived frem Raleigh, states that
at recent consultation of Southern Governors
and other rebel statesmen at Richmons, Gov.
Vance. OF North Carolina, was offered the next
Presidency of the Southern Confederacy if be
would wheel the old North State into line, and
keep her in the traces
Governor Vance had returned to Raleigh
fierce anti-union man, and would hereafter do
his utmost to prevent the State from returnln z
to the Union.
WASHINGTON, Oct 90 The reFo,t that Cap
tain Turner has relieved Admiral Dahlgren II
certainly untrue.
There is no verihcation of the report that Gen
Meade is In he surprsaia1