The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-01


January WAS uext due.
Oar base OF supplies on the Yszoo was secur
and relntorcements were arriving as rapidly a
required
Gen. Osterhsus and Capt. Foster of the Is
Wisconsin regiment are wounded, bnt not dan
gerousy.
Mr.. Scott heard nothing about the death Of
Gen. Steele. There was about 1890 prisoner
IN camp at Young's Point.
New YORK, May 80. A Memphis dispatch tC
the Missouri Republican dated 26th says infor.
nation has been received here up to Sunday
morning, the Oath On the Dist the Federals
were busily engaged 10 moving up their heavy
guns and on the 22d their position was very
strong one, the right resting ON Haines' Bluff
and the left on Warrenton.
On Friday the rebels made charge on the
Federal position, but were unsuccessful in al
fectlng their purpose. The Federals in turn at
tempted to carry the redoubt, but were repu lsed
with considerable loss in killed and wounded
On Sunday morning the armies occupied the
same position they did on Friday. On Sunday
an attack was to be made by land and water on
the Vlcksburg batteries Our shsrpshooters pre-
vent the reSeis from working their heavy guns
PHILADELPHIA, May 80. special dispatch
TO the Bulletin, dated Cincinnati Both, saws a
dispatch received from the lower Mississippi via
Memphis (no dae) says there bad been no fight
ing at " kseurgslnce last Monday Most OF the
river batteries had been sil2nced, bnt the most
Dangerous ones were yet in operation and the gun
ooats were shell ing them. IL is reported that
Col DaliEa and Adjutant Hammock of the 8lsr
Illinois Regimene, have been killed
NEW YORK, May 81. Fairfax Court House
dispatch to the Herald, dated the Goth, saws a
detachment of the Vermont cavalry had q skir-
mlsh yesterday, nea~ Thoroughfare Gap, with
4O rebel cavalry. The latter Ard, losing one
Killed and two wounded.
Inc same dispatch states that on the morn ne
OF the 3Otb the rebels attacked train OF six
teen cars loaded with forage from Alexandra
Inc tram was utterly demolished The men on
she tram escaped. A force was sect, which
resched the place fifteen minutes after the occur
renee They pursued the rebels and came up
with them. brisk engagement eusued, re-
Sn,t'ng IN the capture of their two pieces of ar
Hery: me rebels were portion OF Mostby'
guerrlllas 4 OF whom were captured.
Inc Times Washington dispatch says that
Moseby's guerrillas destroyed 10 cars and To-
ON the Orange and Alexandria rail
road Gen. Stahel afterwards gave the guer-
rliias sound thrashing and captured number
Of men and two pieces of artillery.
-, The Mercury has the following dispatch from
W ASKING on
Reliable information is at hand, tonight,
that portion OF Gen. Lees army has swung
round on the Orange and Alexandria railroad
at Cnlpepper. The rebel Gen. Hook s division
occupied that place yesterday. To-day supply
train OF IL cars laden with stores was captured
t~een Manassas and Warrenton. The train
was burned, and all the men taken prisoners
who were runninglt. This was probably the
work of Gen. Moseby's men.
There are no signs that the enemy has at
tempted to cross the Rappahannock at any place
ootween Cuipepper and 60 miles distant from
Falmouth
WASHINGTON, May 81 A telegram was re-
'eived this attern on from Gen. Stahe dated at
talrtaX COuri Houan to dow in which bo 1850