Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

thirty miles from mere, when fesulled III wreck
ing the tram, killing three soldiers, severely
woundng five, and slightly injudog fifteen to
twenty.
NEw YoRk, MARCH, .. Mayor Opiyka to-day
vetoed the resolution Of the Common Council
togiys fitz John Port /, a public reception.
FOREIGN.
The steamship kedar brings two days later
intelligence from Europe
LoSDoS, Feb TO- The Timg saws i. IL cleo
the blockade Of Charleston has not been raised
There was not even an intern ssi9n The Posi-
takes the same view
BuTaLo, March . A post norton e1amin-
alton OF the bodies Of Mrs Fraser and children
supposed to have persisted in tie destruction Of
houte by o late fire, has revealed the dreadi1l
fact that oil had been previously murdered
The Rev Mr. Fraser is missing, and it is feared
that he has been murd red also.
BosroS, March 3. The q D II. regiment,
heroes OF dozen battles, will arrive at IL
A. nj =, and breakfast in Faneuil Hall
Among the officers dismissed from the L. s..
service is Lieut. Wm. H. Newton, 9th Vermont
WAsHNGToS, March 2 The report Of Capt
James l.. Fisk = north overland expedition wa
submitted to the House to day |, was organ
issd for The protection of cmigrants over a new
route from Fort Benton ! Dacotah Territory,
part Of which was surveyed by the late lament.
ed Gen. Stevens.
II is accompanied by very interesting Jour
nal The expedition was unusually successful
and the route was found to DO exceedingly prll
tcable. The Indians on the route, especially
the Assinniboinos we're bold and defiant evident
ly in anticipation OF the Sioux massacrcs
severe chastisemont OF the latter tribe he
deems 10 be polite and necessary. He reports
that the wagon road of Capt. Miller from Fort
Benton to Wala Walla is Isssabe, but sadly
needs repairs. At Grassbopprr Diggugs he
left party Of smigrants, who gave him reiiblc
information OF the great wealth OF these gold
mines, and statements that thousands OF mnera
were at work there, and many claims were
yielding from $50 u 500 per day for each man
Gra.hOpper river is tributary Of the Jsf-
sr,on fork Of the Missouri river.
New YoRs, March g. The steamer Chickiaue
ha, arrived from New Orleans the 23d ult., Shin
Island the oath, and Pensacola the 95.h, with
200 discharged eodiers
There is no doubt bu, The llarre, Lane is
shut in at Galveston. She has been taken M
one of the rivers, and the rebels. it is believed.
are making her an iron-clad
The gunboat Essex, picked up four torrclooS
near Port Hudson, each containing 200 pounds
OF powder,
The CONSUMPTION Of all men between lG and
60, is being enforced with RELENTLESS yigor.
PnLApELruA, March 3. The Richmond
Enquirer OF the 18Th ult., contains a pyocaml-
ton Of jeff Davis, appointing the 9th OF
March, day OF fasting humiliation and PRAYER
telegram TO the Richmond Enquirer Of the
18th ult., is as follows
MOBILE Feb, -. The correspondent OF the
Memphis Appeal, writing from Noksburg on the
I'D, says An enormous dee, appeared this
morning, larger than has been before witnessed
from this point Everything looks o.. { IRE
paratluus were almost ready for tho enemy 10
commence forward movement. Tho monster
force before the city cannot long remain idle
Persons well acquainted with the country Dor.
dering the Yazlo Pass and the Cudwatcr, say
If the enemy succeed in getting their gunboat-
into the Cold Water, they will never so out.
and that an army OF 10000 men could hold at
bay and destroy an invading force Of $4,000
in that country
NKw YoRE, March 3. Special dispatches
from Washington state tina, Gen. Siee has re-
signed.
CINCINNATI, March g. A special desplteh 10
the Commercial from Murlreesboro the saye
an expedition OF 1000 cavalry. comprising de-
aehments Of the 4th regulars, 81 and 4th ONO.
and lst Tennessee, aud 1000 Infantry, contain.
ing detachments from the 18th and 2lN Ohio,
18th Illinois and "a Tennessee left AIurlrees.
boro yesterday morning, and encountered the
enemy az Bradyylle. After some fighting the
enemy were driven from the town with loss OF
killed aud 20 wounded Eighty priyatcs and
nine officers were captured. They also cap.
tured 800 new saddles and accoutrcments and "a
large collection Of Official orders, papers and
private baggage.
The enemy engaged was a portion Of John
Morgan's division. Our loss in killed and
wounded was about hall that Of the enemy.
BosroN March 3. The q New Hampshire.
home from the wars, arrived at half pas; . 7.
M. They partake OF a collation. Ia Eanieul
Hall, after which they proceed Immediately to
Concord.
foSrsEss MoSsoE, March 2. The Peters
burgh ErprcSs of last Saturday saysa great bat.
tie has been fought at vicksburg, with hea,r
losses on both sides. but without any decil i
success. The guuboat lndianola has been cap
tured.
WnEisoroS, March ,. The report current
last week Of severe engagement and a retuss
At Vieksburgh, il is ascettaincd has been revived
In distant cities. Tue Government s not even
aware that there has been general engage.
ment.
Ciiso, March ). The Memphis BnldH Of
Saturday says We have reports, which ns con.
hdently believed in well informed circles, that
the rebels are syacuating vicksburr.
The sanboat earondelet aud i've Others are