Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-11
New ri the War.

lOIctc ndu aiIiNtu al hilu3AlilC, NilllC other
werc at Morristown and London. on the liur
of the Fast Tennessee and Virginia railroad
which towns are northwest and southwc-
respectively from knoxville. 1t Is rclre
scnted that when Zen. Burnside arrived iron
kingston the enemy fell back and rctreated
vt this Point a cavalry force from Gen
hosocrans army AT Chattanooga, 80 miles Il
the south, joined Gen. Burnsidc's forces.
The latter pushed on HE column I'll London
where a sharp fight took place, but the enc
my was routed with considerable loss.-OuI
casualties in all the skirmishes were trifing.
Gen. Burnside net with slight resistance he
fore occupying Knoxville.
The Navy Department has received a brief
telegram from Fortress Monroe, giving a few
facts relative to the naval and military oper-
ations before Charleston up to the 4th inst
when all WAS progressing iavorably.
The transport New Jersey from Charles
ton the ID, has arrived at Philadelphia.
Operations were lavOrably Progressing
On the LIST inst, in the general engagement
between the iron-clads and Forts Sumter,
Wagner and Moultric, much damage was
done to the forts The Fleet Capt. Oscar c.
Icg 5r9tcn bv sbcu /, : $50 , p'lt ms
putati0n will he necessary.
The Ir0nsidcs was at anchor but NJ, en-
-'Ged When the New Jersey ielt.
-Four monitors had gone up ready for ac-
toh' anu were nearly abreast OF Fort sum
Ter, preparatory To making new attack.
lie anu batteries were irine might and
day HE homoardment of the city had not
D ..f
at the proper time.
The army were in fine spirits. cen. Gill
more was working with the utmost energy
and all were confident of success.
The - LOUIS Democrat has 81 special dis
patch from Memphis dated the ~ INST.
winch says
'cn. Grant Wid Thomas have gone j' New
Orleans II Is rnmorcd that "rn. banks 1,
% 20 I" Texas. Ten. Grant VIII command
all the Mississippi region teen Joe John
-ton s army las removed FROM the ,lcImty Of
Enterprise. hut m what direction Is not
known
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''''ii-''I' were Allieu-
4 .rfci,l Ji.,.,icb f., tb. ..,i.rifl, .T..,,r
nal dated the -th. saws The rebels llamil-
ton and Hughes came INTO Columbia with
-lz hundred men. Hawthorn with from 80
70 500 men was ei-ht miles from GLASGOW.
l'.' . i'lial ''''A7 ''il nu-A''l7 az e4s'
san Francisco dates ~iye the C,!lowiu-
On the 9th of July. Admiral lure m the
British steamer Scmiramis returned 10 Ka.
ua-aus and rarorted bayin- arrived with the .
Scmirsmis on the t,r,yious Monday in Semi
oisLi straits The Rrittsh steamer T,n-redi
received the FIRE from tho T,ranese h,tt,ri.s
which nth the forts ,rcrr bomhorI,J far
about three houT-. Ono hundred and 6itv-
three British troops then landed who dcs
IoyeI 'u' l'r'7; batteries ana inc town. .
lIA''I '',I sun-; nioW up ihe .NGer maya
2 ''''7 anu ouil',I 'ue 'lilasc- hu, ll'tie nSnt
Ngs -,'o~n 10y Tue ga lantNt ait'r oeins smell
'ut ~ ''e l9l ana "il'' '',N u.u 40 "ae
'I'rl 'eI''li 'IeS- ana lpint- o' rock.
W. ''4usi''u ga -'li'ee u' "tIo re
l'I'tI 10 DC uts'ehdinS t9N're' INC BRITISH
'es9, IT, hut u was not ih'uSHi That they
v QUA dltcihl' l' li-> Nlti'i" i'' range oil
'n,lI Tuu--
NglniiS II l'7' accounts ,'u'' .- 7een ol
W.. "a l'.ii's' steamers lar,yA ana ,ahacneid
-cls was thought to De seen. The Casualties
of the British ia the la.t attack urr,. three
killed
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Inc following extracts are from ihc hlch-
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