Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12
Miscellaneous Photographic Items

WAsuNGToN, May 4. The following dis
patches were received this morning at Gen
Hentzeman's headquarters from Gen. Stahl
ElBFAX STATION, May g. A heavy firing has
occurred this morning near Warrenton juno
ton, between portion OF my forces under Col.
DeForest, ard the Black Horse Cavalry and
Moseby's and other guerrilla forces. My forces
succeeded in routing the rebels, after heavy
fight
Tho rebel loss was very heavy Temploton, a
rebel spy was killed, and several other officers
are wounded, but no: dangerously,
May A. The rebels fed in the direction OF
Warrenton and were pursu by Major Ham
mond Of the 9Th New York, who has returned
ard reports our charge at WaTenton as being
80 terrific as to have thoroughly routed the
rebeIs, and scattered them in every direction.
have sent in % Of Mosby's command as
prisoners, all Of whom are wounded. Dick
Morgan is among the number. The loss OF the
enemy was very large in killed besides wound
ed. The rebels scattered in every direction and
thus prevented their capture. Maj Steele Of
the lat Virginia il slightly wounded
10 80 A. MI have sent in this morning
. provost Marshas, % prisoners and 90 horses.
SALT LAKE CRY, May l. messenger from
Beaver Head, with a request for military assist
anco has just arrived Twenty-four Whites
were killed by the Burnock Indians about the
LIST Of May. Seventeen Indians in Beaver
Head were Immediately killed Three hundred
@hites have started IN pursuit OF the notorious
W lunamuck.
Special dispatches from Washington to the
New York Ereairg Post, dated yesterday says
hear upon the highest authority, that there Is
no danger of a collision with England The
official correspondence is entirely pacific in It's
character
WAsuNGroS, May T. Gen. Stoughton, re-
leased from Richmond, arrived here to-day
ClsuyNATl, Nay ). Hon Clement c. Val
landigham was arrested at his residence at Day
ton, Ohio, this morning, by detachment Of sol
diers, who went up from Cincinnati in a specia
train last night
The soldiers were obliged 20 batter down two
or three doors IN bis house before they could
reach his room and take him
His friends there rang the fire bells and called
out the people, when an attempt was made to
rescue him, but failed. lie was brought to this
city.
CNcSSArf, May 5. A disloyaI mob has cut
the telegraph wires in Dayton and set tue
the Journal Office on fire. II is feared the Phil
lips house will be fred
CINCINNATI, May 6 Dayton is comparatively
quiet to-day About 30 Of the ring-leaders IN
last nights riot have been arrested without re
sstance, and placed IL Jail.
The Empire newspaper has been supp essed.
Its editor has been arrested and brought here.
The soldiers removed a swivel from the En-
pre- office and also took possession Of two wag-
on loads OF muskets, stored 10 the Light
Guards armory
CINCINNATI, May g. The court-martial in
the Vullandlgham case submitted their decision
to Maj Gen Burnside yesterday. 1t will not
be made public unui published in general Or
ders
SANDY Hook, May 4. The steamship Eina,
from Liverpool on the 22d ult., via Queenstown
ON the 23d, arrived off this port at Il IL
o'clocK this forenoon Her dates are four days
later thas those already al hand.
The British Government has ordered the gun
boat Alexandria, built for the ConiedeTates, to
be detained at Liverpool. The owners and bull
ders are u appear before Magistrate, and have
hearing Of the case
The proceedings OF Admiral Wilkes were caus-
ing increased irritation IN England.
Ii was also reported that the Emperor Napo-
leon had become offended at the course Of the
Federal Government, and intended TO recall
Count MERCER from Washington.