The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11
EsT TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK, p NJ.
TO THE FREEMAN

NEW YORK, NOV. IL. L ne treS w a5Dlng-
ton dispatch says the nah force Of the rebels
were at Gerdonsville yesterday, and making
240 for Richmond. The repair of the railroad
to Culpepper Is abandoned, aud Aqua Greek
will be our next base OF supplies. Seventeen
thousand muskets have been gathered as frag-
meDts of the resent fight.
A Union scout just from Richmond, reports
that Lee is actually in command of Bragg's ar
my, and that Bragg, though nOminally chief,
is Lees subordinate, He says it was decided
few days since at rebel cabinet session to aban-
don Virginia the first intimation of an Invasion
by Gen. Meade upon Richmond.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says,
correspondent writes from the font to-day, that
there has been fresh disposition OF our forces
for stragetical purposes, but otherwise all is
quiet. There has been very little sklrmlshing
with the rebels north OF Culpepper, and accord
ing TO all accounts it is by no means certain that
all the rebel army Is across the Rapldan, as re-
porte4
1t was not till yesterday evening that Gen.
Bufords cavalry drove the rebel pickets through
to Culpepper. Gen. Buford maze reconnoI-
sance Yesterday towards Rickoryllle, and CINE
upon a portion of the rebel Gen. Wilder's d.
vision, and after sharp sklrmish compelled
them to fall back. Darkness coming on pre-
vented pursuit.
Our forces do not occupy Fredericksburg.
Gen. Kilpatrick's cavalry only have visited
there, on the day before our advance.
A Warrenton Junction dispatch to the
Tribune states that ON Saturday night while
the l42nd Pennsylvania was on picket duty,
half mile from here, some OF the men sta cked
their arms and were standing around the fire,
when a force IN the dress of Union officers, rode
out beyond them, drew reVolvers, and command
ed them to surrender and 60 with them. ley
obeyed, ami were marched to house, and when
out of the road they were paroled. They were
all arrested tor cOwardce.
Georgia refugees just in, report consldera-
BILE movement 0 BTagg's troops and stores south
ward. The rebels are said to be evacuatlng the
! position IN front OF Chattanooga, and retiring
| to Rome or Atlanta. Longstreet is sail to bt
organizing large force for raid on onr line
! of Communication at Bridgeport.
ST LOUIS, Nov. 10. The Legislature met il
Jefferson City to-day, and adjourned for wan
OF a quorum. News from below says JEFF. Da
Wis is about to send commissioners to bush
whackers IN Arkansas to raise men to carry OF
guerrilla warfare. Gems. Pr.ce and Holmes
men are reported as having retreated to Texas
CAIRO, Nov 10. Little Rock, Ark, advice
of the 9TH INST, say that the rebel Gen. Prlc
and Holmes commands at still at Marshal
Texas But few rebel troops are now in Kansas
Marmadukes cavalry and 1000 men are IN tn
fountains west of Fort Smith.
The politics throughout the western porto
of the State is very encouraging for the union
In Tennessee Forest has been detached for th
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river and railroad, with our army at Chattar
f ooga and it is stated that all the rebel cava
nv in Mississippi is to be moved and sent int
the northern portion # this State, where
will be placed under the command of Forest
NEW YORK, Nov. IL. The Tribune'S Wasl
lngton dispatch says that from Chattanooga "
learn that an expedition of the l43d Pennsylvi
MIA and 23d Wisconsin regiments under Lieute
ant Colonel Mussen, went up branch railroa
from Shell Mound TO Gordons, and captured
: locomotive and two freight cars which the ret
Q els thought they had secured.
In order to get the cars down, it BEGAN
necessary to build bridge l23 feet high on tn
e railroad, which was accomE lished in three day
3 and the engine and cars safely brought over
a BY this means the railroad on the South side
the Tenne ,see was again opened as far a. Rul
ming Water.
: The HeraLds Army of the Potomac dispatch
y dated the 10th, says yesterday two squadron
IS of the first New York cavalry left Tor reco
nCissance of the country in the wake OF the r
treating rebels. They proceeded to Culpeppe
/ charged through the town, daiviOg the rebe
before them, and t. ok Is prisoners.
+. WARRKNToN JUNCTION, Nov. 9. No 6ghtir
n tssday, but several military gentleman just a
= lived report passing on the road, prisoners
&c The amount OF coo or 700, an hour since, ca
tursd to-day in the vicinity OF Culpepper.
;. THIS will swell our capuves 10 25OO 50 far.
The ARTILLERY captured was sent to Washln
ton to-day. Filty-eight prisoners captured
3, Brandy Station this morning went down on t
G train this evening.
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