The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-31
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70 THE FREEMAN

NV YsRk, Jan. 81. A Nassau letter gives
the following interesting items
NASSAU, N. P. Jan. 80. In port Anglo CON-
federate steamer No. l, Gladiator, No. 2, Douro.
No. 3, Flora
The steamer Dapero, arrived this morning
from Charleston, s. c., with cotton. Hog
Island is lined with vessels laden with contra !
band cargoes for Rebellion, and sscesh 10 jubi-
aut at reports of Union defeat ct Vicksburg.
Crowds roam the streets at midnight shouting
secession war songs, and indulging in taunts
and anathsmas upon the Union flag and Gener-
ais.
The fes!ing against the North is intense and
pervades all classes, from the Governor down to
the lowest black official on the Island.
The vessels coming from New York bring
hither full cargoes, which the consigDees sol
EMMY swear are intended solely for home con-
sumption in the Bahamas, but which are soon
re shipped to Southern ports, and the only way
to stop this nefarious traffic is to shut down Oh
all shipments from the North.
The Adderlys are said to have made over
million of dollars by their rebel agency and ship
men:s. Sanders & Son are coming money by
the same operation.
| New YORK, JAN 81 Special dispatches
lE6LH w hSulUEtOu bt1bc SUuDb NASECLck SANVS
public and explicit denial 10 the published
fabrication that he has been party to any
scheme or proposal to bring about an interven
ton or mediation in our war to suppress the
rebellion, and further denies that any proposal
to that effect has ever been made TO him.
The Navy Department, hasrecelvsd plan and
drawing of the rebel Notifications at Arkansas
Post, both before and after the bombardment,
which are to be Autographed.
There were three classmates supposed 90 be
impepetrahle, constructed of heavy timber, and
railroad iron, and with eMbankMents. These
were all smashed by the guns Of the feet, and
the officers quarters and the gun carriages
knocked into kindlins wood in the course OF
two hours work, constituting the FIRST ease
Of a cssemsted tort being reduced by q naval
! force.
The Iimes Washington despatch sage it il
sscertained that the rebel government have
regularly commissioned agents at ST. Thomas
Bormxda, Kingston, Jamaica, and all the prin.
opal points on the Spanish Main. These agents
continually communicate with the insurgents
and sdvices received by tho pirate Semmes arr
communicated through these sources,
The Administration 10 engaged in pYepar
ing to bring before the Supreme Court @
the United States. the mportan, question OF the
power Of the President in time of rebelon,to sus
psnd the writ OF hakessc corpus settle the question
The Administration il determined to settle
this question at once.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 81. Fortress Monroe
letter says the rebels crossed the Blackwater or
Friday. Gen. Peck sent out force which met
the rebels yesterday morning at O'Clock and
drove them back with some loss.
Oar loss was 40 in killed and wounded. Gen
Peek tooksseveral prisoners.
At last accounts the rebels we're retreasna
towards Franklin.
PRovlDENcE, X. l., Jan. 81. Gen. Burnsid,
arrived here This morning He declined pub
lie reception, but thousands throngsd the rail
way station and the square adjacent to gree
him.
He mads brief speech, in response to Mayor
knights, which welcomed him in behalf of TIN
populace. His many friends will call upon hin
at his re idenee to day.