Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-09
Miscellaneous Telegraphio Items

CINCINNATI, June 2. General order No. "a,
from Maj Gen. Burnside, prohibits the circula-
ton of the New York World and Chicago
Times in this department
CHICAGO, June 3. The propriotors Of the
Times were notife tonight by Capt. Putnam,
commanding at Camp Douglas, that ii they at
tempt to issue their paper after tomorrow
morning, he would, 10 accordance with tele-
graph order from Gen. Ammcn, take military
possession Of The Office.
CHICAGO, June 3. Shortly after II o'clock
last night Judge Drummond issued writ d.
recting the military authorities to take no fur
ther steps or measures to carry into effect the
order of Mai. Gen. Burnside for the suppression
Of the Chicago Times, until the application for
a permanent writ of injunction would be heard,
in open court, to-day.
CHICAGO, June t. The Times having Issued
paper this morning, the military took possess
sion Of the Office and remained till evening
when Telegram was received by the proprietor
from Gen Burnside saying that the order sup
pressing their circulation having been revoked
by the President, they were at liberty to
continue its circulation.
In the U. S. Court to-day the entire session
was devoted to hearing the arguments OF the
council for the Times.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 3. A preamble and
resolution passed the House OF Representatives
to-day by vote Of At to 10, after an exciting
debate, denouncing the order OF Gen. Burnside,
requesting the withdrawal Of the order, and the
disapproval thereof by those in power also
calling the attention Of the Governor to this in
fragment Of popular rights, and the invasion
of the sovereignty Of the State OF Illinois
New YORK, June 2. The Havana Diario OIL
the 9th, received per Creole, states that it is il
possession of information, through an author
lied channel, confirming the accounts OF the oc
cupation of Puebla by the French troops, and
gives detail which it calls official
On the 10th the French troops opened an ar
tilery fire which dismountad all the guns o.
the fort. The next day parallels were advanced
10 q short distance from the works, when per
mission was asked for the Mexican troops to re
tire from Puebla with their arms and part o
their artillery, saying that on This condition tn
place would surrender Gen. Foray refused. A
5 O'Clock Cen 0rtega surrendered uncondition'
ally, with all his troops.
New YeRK, June 3. The Herald has privat
advices from Mexico confirming the capture o
Puebla also states that during the night of tn
9TH and 9Th, Of May, Comonfort, while marching
to the assistance Of Ottega, was surprised b,
the French, aud lost guns 20 artillery wag
ons, 200 mules and $500 men taken prisoners
The French transport lie Finisterre, from We
ra Cruz 10th, arrived this afternoon. Her cap
alum doubts the capture Of Puebla, as dates tror
Puebla Of the 10th, received at Vera Cruz, rep
resented the Mexicans then holding half Of Pue
bla and so strongly fortified that it would tax
long time TO capture them.
New YORK, June 5. The steamer M rtherI
Light from Asplnwall 9th, has arrived.
A Panama letter Of the 9th states that th
steamer 0rizaba arrived that day from Sa
Francisco with 81 $4,000 in treasure. She ha
late news from Mexico via Acapulco, but doe
not give dates, to the effect that the French ha
met with another severe defeat at Puebla an
we're again repulsed, Comonlors having adde
his forces to Ohega's.
NRw YORK, June ?. |. is stated that Sal
Houston is to run for Governor of Texas, VIII
the design OF forming Texas Republic
NEW YoRK, June /.
The Post understands that Gen. Fremont hd
been elected President Of the Pacific railroa'
Eastern Division.
CONCORD n. H., June 4.
The vote for Governor in the Legislature to-da
was as follows Whole number Of votes, 1926
Ira A. Eastman, Dem, 1873 Joseph A. 6i
more, Rep, 1872; Walter Hartman, l f; an
Mr.. Gilmore was elected. The legislature o
ganized by the election of William Z Chanile
ESQ, of Concord as speaker Of the House, an
Hon. Onslow Stearns as President Of the Senat