The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-14

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ted St so'clgck last evening from
poiat with 1890 prisoners ia
charge 81 Maj MullosJ, and proceed.
~ 70 Auuapo' early ihis morning.
Tbe Rielmoal Eagnrtr olihe s,h
LAS The ioi.owiag
Nalchey, Jolly Z.
Cen smilb and Magru5er are fast
a8gmening ihcs army Seventeen
hundred Yankee pfisoper ieft Belle
isle yesterday ior the Flag q Truce
BOAT a. Cay Point 81 Yankee pris.
oncft arrived from lie southwest last
evening
Mai. Cen. Dix and STAG arrived as
Fortress Monroe iasi evening and re.
port iha, the expedition has been a
perfect success Gen. Gettys digis-
on crossed over ,be Pamunkey Riy-
er, near the White House. following
aear the river e. ile South Anna
Branch, where tAey destroyed the
Central Railroad bridges and not be-
az able to reach the bridge on the
Fredericksburg road, they tors up
and destroyed about six miles OF the
track. Having oheclsaIly destroyed
al communication between Richmond
and Lees army, they retrealed yes.
terday 10 the White House, and our
troops have evacuated tba, place be-
fore tits time. Gen, Dis forces hive
removed al available property from
the White House, including an En-
CINE, several cars, aud from > TO 6
miles Of the York and Richmond rail-
road iron.
Gen. Dix removed from White
House 10 conformity With the orders
he received from Washing on.
Louisville, july 10.
Martial law was declared here To-
day The last adyiees at headqlar-
ters place The enemy between Cory
don and New Albany, Ind, about 10
miles nom the latter, with oar forces
under Hooker in close pursuit.
MONDAY.
Baltimore, June II.
A special despatch to the american
lated headquarters, Saturday night
says
The position Of the army is essen
italy unchanged There has been no
lighting TO day The enemy changed
their picket liue this morning, giving
rise to the report that they had aban.
d0ned Jamestown, which was magni.
lied 10 a flll retreat and escape over
tie river.
They were .'ill IN tie same position
aud il full force. Oar pickels are now
close TO Funks;own and all along The
line, il immediate proximity g the
rebels.
Gen. Meale has all lis forces IN posi-
lion, AMI every nins seems ready Ell
tberto rece ye o. deliver bale The
army Is in lirsi rate spirits and moved
into position with cheers.
Our Cavalry operations continue very
active, and the rebels are cireumscrib-
ed to a small extent Of country for
food and forage.
McConnelsburg, 18th.
An escaped prisoner who left the
Rebel lines this morning, arrived here
this evening. The rebels were BUSH
y engaged in terrifying and prcpar.
ing for desperate resistance, Their
main line Of works about mile this
side Of IIagerstowu. A battle was ex,
pecled on Sunday.
New York. Jolly IL.
The Steamer Great Eastern from
Liverpool, via Queenstown l, arrived
10 Flushing Bay today. The mora
my Post believes that it may state
that the rumors that Napoleon has
proposed to England to make fresh
suggestions to the American belliger-
EMS aie entirely without foundation.
Tie P0st rs tue present IS GER
tsi1ly, not Tie moment when intcryen-
ton Of any Kind could be urged with
the least prospect Of success.
The Times says no proposal has
yet been made by parou eros 10 Earl
Russell. Other authorities also pro-
nounce the rumors unfounded, but the
Paris correspondent Of the morning
advertiser says
The negotiation are merely brought
to stand on the slavery question
and proposal. acceptable to Richmond
and objectionable 10 Washington,
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