Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-06
News of the War.

.l.raH shortly something would be done
IN. w., of campaigning nn TIE Peninsula.
~ri:., of the ON Vermont was lost
...,f.ari rom the propeller United States,
... sabbath. while of Cape Henry.
Lookout Mountain was taken on the 18th
r.. ..1r troops under Gen. Hooker with the
.i-. corps and portion OF the 18th and a
.sr.iln Of the 18th corps. There was no
...lsu> opposition. zen. Hooker was at
t.r.,I 40 midnight and a severe fight cnsued.
which continued two hours. with lighter
work uti. \. NJ Gen Hooker reports
:., ,,.iuct of our troops T. he Splendid
they r,tulscd every attack made on them
l.a drove rlc enemy from every position
tH,t a~>ailc..
ON tie 9th By very brilliant movement
damned and executed under the direction OF
G,n. smith. chief engineer i the department
.I 90. cumberland, two wagon roads and the
u-,.u. tli. river a. lines for supplies were ac-
qui-rj hy the iprop- al Chattanooga thus re-
I,.iu. H., command of Maj. cen Thomas
of lr- chi,.r embarrassment. zen smith :
,,..-..-i.r-at Che mouth uf Lookout valley,
ar, -. arg ul ~ q great success
Tn, Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th says
q o.
.lr-ulf.- that IT. Importance has risen above
.b. ,N,irru,nr of military movements From
..,-, ..arrrr of the CunicI.acv schemes
4rH comedies aIc daily sovn broadcast over
r.,o.uuuy. and suggestions oi every charar-
TO-. ana description are urged
Tia. Ha.- of truce buat New York arrived
.t Annapolis oct. 2Hth from City Point.
With III IaroIed men. 4 numher died ou
tH,. '.ul uu it, way thither They actually
starved @, death. All were living skeletons.
livery man of them had to be cent to the
-Il,ai~ 10 the surgeons opinion more
than ouc-tairi OF them must die, being be-
-.u4 tU, reach ot u1urishment and medicine.
t. -at, that their condition has been
.r.a-Hr ou hy the treatment they received
.-r. hands oi the rebels They have been
..rt without food and exposed large Vor-
rur ta. time. without shelter of any kind.
Tie Richmond Despatch of the 26th states
r.rHu the 10th inst a company of partisan
rn-c-. attacked the steamer D. b. White
rr.e Nhemarlc and Chesapeake Canal cap
ru. ul burned her. together with a drcd-
..H- m.cuiuc and two lighters. which she
v.- towing. The crew and passengers were
-s..n uH into swamp near by and paroled
3D.. steamer was valued az 5000
Gao. aIyices from the Cape of Good Hope
announce that the Federal cruiser Wander
.al reached the Cape and found the
ama az II. SmJn's Bay. An encounter
NAV tr ,zrcctel-if Capt. Scmmes attempts
t. ,>arc. as the Vanderbilt Is the swIiter
Do. tlc $3.50.
Our Joss IN the brilliant achievement Of
at Chattanooga. was only FIVE killed and fif-
teen wounded of ten. Hazens brigade
Communication viii soon Doe opened be
tween Bridgeport and Chattanooga along the
Chattanooga river
Iar-, numbers of refugees, Principally
British g.ect-. are daily coming into our
iiu.- from the South, also deserter, from the
rc.l army well as Others flying from the
H.'tl a'n-'ription.
The trains on the Orange and Alexandria
railroad now take regular trips 10 Catlett's
Station. some l3 miles beyond Manassas
Ia. road will be- put in repair a. far as the
ARMY bias advanced ia course Of four OF five
4ay. more. - much Tor the story which
stated that il would take months 70 repair
l.c road.
NJ, ,,-f...,,- . l,-;..-, .t -b.. .so-b saw tto-
l., p.,.L. I... .r.-,,r-r..d =, the a,II
IaI3rL INST the ady.,pc, If ten
r.fr.-,. ~ .-,,'-,,,,5 tl,,..r,l,l g.,
- i,,.,, III. as t;.
- ,.I;,,+,,ii- c...r,..r,I t,.r p-at,,ras
born in Hartford Conn. Gen. Franklin was
attacked on the 18th near Carri0n Crow Ba-
80, ut anil IN tho d,rL The rsbels
-. -.,.,,i.o5 IN. CON W,ir1el.. and Minis
L.. and 5-irsr :, milo. Their force. were
-, al ,,...,,,+.l Orr L. 81, tho t,ro
.s,.T .LIrIni-l,irr was - killed and 10
,..r-.F Tho rcicl loss is unknown.
Trains on the Orange and Alexandra Road
are running 10 Narrenton. lue track II re-
a.i O, Bsalton, and 10 Is Iracticahie 10 nnlsh
1t % the kapIahannock ln three ur tour DAYS.
The supply depot at Gainesville is abandoned
and uo trains now run on thc Manassas tap
Road.
y young rebel Sly, aged I'. hdr hceh
arrested ,...
The Ne" l''N L''r0'4 " dsI y. ~.
.iai alsiaich 7..N- rom i'''"" u, l9''"v -,'"
YORK soldiers nave 'e'n II''l''1 WIN '''
I'uEh9 Co. -' nome '' 'o''-
A., ..r,-,,.r.Iiparv ease Of treason has re-
,-prly come, =, Irff in Cincinnati. implica-
tiae several rerson, in Cincinnati. Columbus.
C.riucton and Newport, 10 cou'plnns 70 re-
lease the rebel prisoners at camp Chase.
Ire Tl"ta- disclosed To the l. =. detectives
7- that an attack was to hc made on camp
Chase. release the rebel prisoners cohnneu
there, numbering o,2uo' seize the arsenal at
Columbus, take possession OF the Ienltentla-
~ release John More ana inc o''er oLi'oi :
confined ther ana then 10 eolnlhehSs
re1e- campaign IN ONO. hitel 91aIeS Mar
shall Sands and Provost Marshal NJ d heany
arrested the following persons lmplic ,,i. ~
au, formerly School Commissioner Of Ohio
j. Crensop Of Columbus. formerly sutler OF
the lSrn Regulars. who were 10 lead the at
tack on Camp Chase, james D. Patton Of
Co,ington. regular agent of the rebel gov
crnment. who furnished money To the detect