The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-30

New YORK, Sept. %. The Russians are to
have grand reception on Thursday. They will
pass down Broadway escorted by the entire LIST
DIVISION State Militia. The affair promises to
equal the Prince of Wales reception.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. A letter from the
Army of the Potomac says Gen. Meade, accom-
panied by the Mexican General Cortez, yester-
day reviewed the 5th Corps. The weather was
splendid, and the affair passed off most satsfac-
torily.
An address has been widely circulated through
the army, soliciting subscriptions for memoir
al of esteem to Major General Mcclellan. The
parties who subscribed had their money returned
to them yesterday, and were Informed that the
design had been abandoned.
All is quiet in front The cars yesterday
took to the army 800 conscripts.
The u S. steamer Connecticut, Capt. Alma,
reports that. on the Z3d, she drove ashore and
DESTROYED the Confederate steamer Phantom,
loaded with arms &c, intending to run the
blockade at Wilmington. The anniversary of
the Sons of Temperance was celebrated here to-
day. The procession, reaching the White House,
was invited to enter the East Room, and an ad-
dress was presented to the President, to which
he happily replied.
New YORK Sept. 20. The steamship City OF
Washington with one davis later adyices from
Europe has arrived.
Ninety-fv of the crew of the Florida have
arrived at Liverpool N a state of desututlon
The report that they had received large sums
nj wages and priz money is false. The men
were mostly pressed from the Confederate army
At Brest they boldly demanded their wages,
when they were all discharged with notes on
Confederate agents in Liverpool. These claims
were repudiated, and the men were Vowlng re-
yenge
Paris rumors say that the new Emperor o
Mexico Will Recognize the Conederates IN ODE
dience to the instructions OF Napoleon alsl
that President Lincoln will not throw dlihculty
in the way of French schemes, but will quietly
watch events.
New YORK, Sept. 90 The steamer from
Newbern arrived to night. No news.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Is. The Russian steam
Corvette Novich, from Hokodadi, was wrecked
near this port. Crew saved.
Accounts from Japan say the Japanese re
port the defeat of the English fleet
New YORK, Sept. 90. The schooners lrelanC
and John J. Houseman were captured by rebels
in the Chesapeake Bay, previous to the 23(
inst, plundered and set adrift.
The Alexandria was plundered and rur
ashore. The Government schooner Alliance
laden with provisions and suffers stores, val
ued at $4,000 was also captured. The crew
of the other vessels were put aboard OF her, ant
she was last seen off Sands Shoals, bound south
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. &c. The Richmon'
Examiner CT the Goth inst says sc After tw
distinct efforts for the recapture of Chattanooga
we have now the intelligence that the enemy /
still in possession of that stronghold an
strengthening its works.
While events linger in Tennessee the situa
ton in Northern Virginia has become crltica
The enemy is preparing for general attack
the line of the Rapidan, and massng his force
at Culpepper. He is also accommodating and er
croachipg on the railroads and river, and ind
Gates determination to fight"
Spencer Kellogg was hung as spy and desc
ter at Camp Lee yesterday.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 26. Several trains wit
wounded and prisoners have arrived Repor
of the condition of affairs above are conflict
ing. We are inclined to believe that the enen
are terrifying Chattanooga. Our lines are wit
in four miles of that place. There was no tigh
ing yesterday. Gen. Rosecrans has sent in tv
flags of truce, asking permission to bury the
dead and relieve their wounded Gen. Bragg r
jected both of them. s8 D.. 1.t.
CHARLESTON, Sept.'26. All is quiet this NOR
ing.