Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-10-29

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number Of rebels. Seventy-fve thousand dol
lars worth of goods per month was aihwed by
trade regulations to be taken to Cortrth and
sold.
MEMPHIS, Oct. %, 1863
General lIurlbuts scouts report Loring at
Grenada watching for an expected advance of
General McPherson's forces from Vicksbung.
Adams is guarding the Jackson and Meridian
and Mobile and Ohio railroads against expect
ed Union raids. There are no troops now at
Atlanta, all having gone Ia join Wheeler, Ste
phen ID. Lee, Roddy and Forrest. Tie latter
are in General Sherman's immediate front,
tearing up the railroad and telegraph. The for
mer is reported south of the Tennessee river,
between Tuscumbia and Decatur, ten thousand
strong. General Osterhaus' division, which is
in our advance had another severe fight yester-
day, losing Colonel Lorenz of the Thirtieth
Iowa, and seven men killed and twenty woun-
ded. General Sherman's hospital depot is at
In k-a. Searns is reported south of the Tai
lahochie river, recruiting for another raid on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad. jeff
Davis reviewed BrOgss troops on the ltb and
l2th inst. Southern papers of the 10th state
maj bragg draws over eighty thousand ralions.
The bnlance of LongStreet's corps had arrived
from Virginia. Heavy rains fell here o.day.
LOUISVILLE, Oct %, 1868.
1t is reported that there we're two hundred
rebel cavalr, at Harrisburg this morning. De.
tails from Danville say that in the rebel raid
Yesterday morning our quartermaster and COM
missary stores were burned and several citizens
robbed b, sevenly-fve guerrillas. After an
hour and half they went to Shelby's farm aud
stole two hundred aud fifty government horses
assured there. Captain Simpson, Provost
Marshal of Stanford, with about twelve men,
afterwards recapturel the horses and four Of
the robbers. Our cavalry are in hot pursuit.
and will probably capture or kill all III csc rob-
bers.
Important Deapn tc; from, Governor Bram-
lette.
BUFFALO, Oct. %, 1863.
Governor Bramlelte, of Kentucky, will not
fulfil his appointments made with the Demo.
cratic Committee of this State for the reasons
contained in the following despatch
FRANKFORT, KY. Oct. "a, 1868
Dean Richmond, Chairman Democratic Com.
mittce -
We now have formidable raid upon u.s.
Our banks are robbed and towns sacked within
forty miles of the capital. No man can think
of quitting his post while This continues
. L.. DRANLETTE.
Ninth KFGIMENT.-The latest ndvices from
the Ninth Regiment represent the general
health of the regiment as improving. The sick
are to he brought home as fast as transporta-
ton can he procured. The regiment has been
ordered to Newbern, n. G..
ST. Louis. Oct. PA dispatch received ut
headquarters represents that all of Joe Shrlb,'s
force had been driven beyond the boundary of
bn Ct MI o..
Boston mountains in pursuit of the fccing reb-
els.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-Gen. Rosecrans. in a
speech at The Merchants Exchange. Yesterday.
where he was most enthusiastically received,
said it was his firm belief that if the forces re-
Gently seht to Chattanooga had been ordered
there before, as they ought to have been. the
backbone of TIE rebellion ere this would have
been broken.
The General letI for his home at Yellow
Springs last evening.
The QuoTA OF MASSACHUSETTS UNDER THE
NEW CALI.-Govelnor Andrew has received
telegram from Provost Marsh General FRYE
informing him that the quota of Mnssachus-
etls, under the new call for three hundred
thousand volunteers, is 1926.
CAVALRY REGIMENTS TO DE RECRUITED.
The First Michigan, First Vermont, First
Virginia and Fifth New York Cavalry reyi
ments have received permission to return to
'helr respective States, upon condition that
they re-enlist for three years and recruit, the
regiments TO their full strength. For this pur
pose thirty days leave are granted. These
commands were organized in 1861, and will 90
out of service during the coming year; but up
on re-enIi>'ing will receive the veteran bounty
OF four hund ed dollars, and be able 10 muster
a higade equal in numbers TO many of our
divisions.
INTERVIEWS OF GOVERNORS WITH THE PREs1-
DENT.
During the past week the President has re-
cri>ed visits from the Governors Of five States.