Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

Aated. as well as tho amount OF plumber taken
N hem. have this moment received a second
dislatcl dated this morning. from Slagler's fer
~ On tie Cumb rland river. | undorstated
IN enemy's force in nv report Of Yesterdays
doht. They have over 1900, outnumberng US
mo- Ian two to one. During the night their
h, ols recrossed the Cumberland in three places
Ne have retaken between 800 and 400 cattle
pegram loss will not tall short of 500 men.
C5gued) GILMORE, Brig. Gen.
Cmc,co, April 2 A special di,patch from
cair5 The "a says yesterday evenings Memphis
b. blia, ays the gusrrlas who attacked a
IN n near MOSCOW was severely punished. Capt
Tn-inis with about 100 men came up with and
slta,kel them on Monday. Two guerrillas
vero Kill d, wounded, and 20 captured /,
an0ng The lAucr their leader On thsir return
onr troops stopped 20 rest, when they were at
tackei by rebel force said to be 500 strong.
Ad5sporate haud-to-hand contest ensued Forty
fs rebels we're killed, a large number wounded
: Here the telegraph broke down.-RgroRTER
NEW YORK, April 3 A up csl difdatch
hom Washington to tho Post says the lot Yer
mcnt cavalry, supposed to have been captured
by ho rebel Mosby in skrmsh at Drains
vile on Wednesday have returned. 1t is be-
lhyed that others who we're missing will return
IarynLE, Ky, April g. The Democrats
correspondent says the rebels under Van Dorm
Al, attempting to flank Gen Ro,ecrans on the
lelt They are crossing tho river at Palmyra.
Ii I-thlught that Van Dorm has heavy supply
Of artillery, and the movement is aimed against
Keatucky.
Too public board Of brokers', this afternoon
Massachusetts soldier who lost both arms a
FrelerIcAsbu,g
CLARK,yIILs, Tenn, April 8. Last night the
steamers Eclipse and Lizzie Martin were free
into, below on the Cumberland. Both escaped
Styeral more boats are below The ganboa
81 Clair, which engaged tho enemy, was Grip
plel, but was repaired to-day at Dcaelson
MurFRFEsBoRo, Tenn, April 3. 1t is ru
aired that number Of bridges are being con
mucted across tho Tennessee above FloreHce t
connect the rebel armies Of Tennessee and Mis-
siil pp Gen. RoNcrans has approved the son
ter ol tho deserters IN Wood and Palmer I
dis ions Col Lowe at Fort Donslson tele
grsph- that the enemy are approaching in force
Wrnlsdros, April g. General Mcclellan
Of al report Of the seven days battle on th'
Peninsula and Of bis falling back to Berkeley
date July 9TH IA to-day, for tie frat time
pub shed. lie says 10 the calm Judgment Of
bic ~ and the future, lie leaves the task o
prcoonacl0g on the movement confident tha
IL verde. will be that no such difficult one waI
sur nore succeniully executed, that no army
eve ought moro repeatedly herolcally, and sue
csss l.iy, against such great odds. That n,
me- Of any race ever displayed greater dlsci-
Pile endurance, patience and cheerfulnsss
unicr such hardships.
} r, Comm .toe on the Conduct Of tho Wa
kr- unanimously adopted their report on tn
Afnv oil the Potomac containing their gsner.
cor uvi5u- The UNDERSTANDING is that It bal
b published on Monday without fayorltIsm t
any particular newspaper.
GENERAL orders No. 81 contains the follow ri
pnssraph:
pursuance Of instructions which have bsel
rec ysl from Tie War Department. there vii
be genera. muster Of all the troops serving il
thi army on the 10th inst and tho music
roll, will be Immediately thereafter sent to th
Ae ltAn. General of the army for the u,sof tn
Pro'os Marshall in making drafts to fill u,
reg neuts aud batteries to the proper compll
meaI