The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01
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TO THE FREEMAN

OF the Zyth says Gen. Lee has officially Informed
the rebel War Department that Howard y anc
Slocums corps of the Army of the Potomac
have gone TO Gen. Rosecrans. It was also SAID
that Rosecraas had been reinforced by General
Grant to the number of Ii, 900 men.
A Mobile dispatch of Sept. 26tn, says the
New Orleans Ere says most disast Gus reverse
has occurred to the Federals in Louisiana. This
concurs with the report that Gen. Weitzel has
been defeated and killed by Gen. Dick Taylor
at Napolen
Gen. Lee issued, on the Oath, congratulated
ry order to the Army of Virginia on General
Bragg's victory.
An Atlanta dispatch says that Gen. W heeler,
with his cavalry, is across the Tennessee river
Another dispatch of the same date reports
Lookout Mountain held by Hood division, now
under Gen. Jenkins 1t is supposed an assault
will be made as the rebels command the situa-
ton. Gen. Rosecrans has two lines of Defense
600 yards apart Cen Longstreet commands
the river and railroad below Chattanooga. The
rebel loss in killed and wounded will not exceed
1900 The Yankee 10 in killed and wound
ed will reach % 900. Five Yankee hospitals,
full of wounded, are in rebel hands. On Thurs
day night the Fcderals made two attempts on
The rebel lines, bat were each time driven back
to their entertainments.
The Lynchburg Republican, of Sept. 2Sth re-
ports lght skirmishIng in Upper Tennessee,
near Zocotfer, but says battle in that quar-
ter is hardly probable as Burnside will be
forced to retire to reinforce Rosecra' 8.
The Examiner contains the following
Charteston, Sept. 27. The enemy is evident
ly making himself impregnable on Morris Is
land.
Bristol, Tenn, Sept 90 The enemy burned
the railroad bridge at Carter Station here on
Saturday, evacuated the place, and is now re-
treating in the direction of Knoxville, our
forces pursuing. Our cavalry occupied Jonet-
boro last night.
A Gordonsville dispatch Of the 28th says the
Federal force beyond the Rapidan Is represented
at 10000 effective men. Opinions are conflict
irg whether there will be Il fight soon or not.
New YORK, Oct. l. The Worlds Washing
lngton dispatch says it is understood that Gen.
Hall9ck has volumnus dispatches from General
R0seerans of very satisfactory character but
improper for publication. The enemy has made
no demonstration fnr several days.
The Tribuae's Washington dispatch says the
statement that new daft of 600 900 men is
about to be made, is believed to bel premature.
No steps will be taken towards new draft till
the present one is completed in the several States
which have not yet exceeded their quotas by
volunteers sufficiently to cover that under the
draft, as Michigan, Minnesota aud Wisconsin.
Gen. McCook and Crittenden are to be relieved
of their commands and ordered to report at In
dianapolis. The Goth and 21,t corps aye CONSOLE
dated as the 4th corps, under Gen. Granger.
A Court of Inquiry is to be instituted to in
qure into the conduct of the deposed Generals
at the battle of Chickamauga.
The indianapolis Journal of Monday states
that $4,000 troops are to be sent forward TO Gen.
Rosecrans Immediately from that place. The
detachment which retu rned from the Indian ex-
petition are expected to make up part OF this
force
Gold S1,4O.
New YORK, Oct. l-3 P NJ. Gold is now
selling at 5 AZ IA.
New YORK, Oct.1. She crews of the gun
boats Reliance and Satilite, confined on the
Rappahannock, the boats crew taken from the
Wabash in Charleston harbor, and the boat
crew of the Nippon, captured at New Inlet, N.
c., have arrived here as paroled prisoners
They numbered in all about 60. Accompany
ing them is deserter from the Richmond City
Battalion, named Charles Hutchins, formerly
from Brooklyn, N. Y.
He says there are from 10000 to | 600 reb
ell troops in the neighborhood of Richmond
that the Merrimac is lying near james Bluff
that the Lady Davis is now fully plated that
q third iron-clad is on the stocks, and five small