Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-03

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fifty, the fleet went to sea without procuring
supplies, the Mexicans continuing to lire from
the fort.
INV YORK, Jan. %. Acting Master Part
ldge, the officer sent from the llattefas 10 boar
the other vessels, tays the cannonude lasted
about ~ minutes when he heard the sound Of
musketry.
BY dnt Of hard pulling he came again
IN SIGHT Of the vessels and found them stopped
with the Alabama along side and the Ilatleras
blowing oil steam aud heard cheering from the
Alabama, proving that the Hatteras had been
captured BY boarding. Deemng it best not to
be taken prisoner he pulled back 10 the direc.
ton OF oul squadron and was picked up as b.-
tore stated.
a Key West letter, Of the 22nd says the ORR
etc, after burning the brig Estelle, Of Boston
proceeded 10 Havana, where she wps coaling, at
II o'clock on tho morning Of the 2lst
The United States steamers san Jacinto and
Oneida will 60 TO sea to-day in search OF the
puale and may DC successful.
Yorktown letter, Of the Goth, says last
week two desorlers, who came into our lines,
reported that Gov. Wise with 5000 men were
within $ K miles Of WiliAmsbursh and adyanc-
| INK on Yorktown 10 take revenge Tor the late
raid made by the 9Th New York cavalry to the
White House, but Wise changed his mind much
to the SORROW Of our troops who were anxious
for his visit.
The Irhmtt Washington despatch says that
Gen Cameron will soon resign his Office Of MIN.
lstertc st Petersburg and to-day offered to the
War Department to lead brigade of colored
OnlonisIs into the heart OF the rebelli
The Herald Washington despatch says list
Of more than eighty army officers has been prt.
pared, who are to be summarily diminished from
the service, for violating the army regulations
by the use OF improper language in regard to
their sulerlors and the commander in chiei In
connection with and removal of Gen. McClel.
lau aud the court martial Of Gen. Porter. Gen.
franklin has issued n farewell address to his
troops closing as follows In seyerlne con-
necton which you have made dear | ask that
no one will believe thut voluntarily part with
you ia the face OF the enemy
LITTER from llattcras Inlet, the o3d inst
says Gen. Negeo and his fleet were at anchor
riding oul heavy storm
A Port Royal letter of the 4th says that the
ste amer Honduras arrived here yesterday direct
from New Orleans, with an Grsentrtauest from
Gen Banks to the Commanding General for a
large supply Of entrenching tools OF all descrip
tons. From thus We infer that tho capture of
Port Hudson, Of which we have been anxiously
hoping 70 hear, Is a long way in the future
The Times Washington despatch SAYS Gen.
Hooker arrived here this morning, and had a
long interview wi h the President, Gen, Hal
eck aud Secrt tary Stanton. lie will return to
Falmouth Tomorrow.
Our rickcts bt Chantlly were, last night.
driven in by Whites guerrillas. There were
no casualties or captures,
NRw York, Jan. Is. The Richmond D,,
patch OF the Oath contains the following
MOBILE, Jan. %. The Advertiser and REQ.
'".r has received the following dispatch
McMlNNyhE, Jan. %. A detachment Of 100
oil Morgans nen made dash into Murireees-
boro yesterday in sight of the eneIny's cavalry
camps, and captured 200 prisoners and 20
wagons,
Trustworty information from Kentucky.
says that on the 18th General Wolfort made a
speech to his men, telling them to 20 home far
twent, days and il within that time L,neoln Ala
not modify bis emancipatlrn proclamation he
would not call upon them to fight against the
South, but he would himself take tho field !,
beholf of the South against the North.
FREDERlcksBuRc, Jan. -. The Yankees ara
building immense warehouses at AQUA Creek
and repairing and re6tting the railroad to the
poin, opposite this place, and building huts aud
other more permanent eonyenences for their
arms
These preparations, together with the cree
ton oil batteries IN 'front.' indicate that their
present line has been established as the base a,
operations for the winter.
Considerable bodies Of troops have been
moving up the opposite bank Tor two or three
days pact. '''
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