The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-10

udIuiy w any uOuDC IndI Lee SuCCeeQeC IN get
ting a portion Of his army over the river a
W~illiamsport, which place he firmly holds. Blu
whether all his army will cross without battle
is doubtful. Tomorrow will decide.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, NEAR BooNEsBoRo, july 9
There has been no fighting this morning. The
hight OF yesterday, near this place, was between
Buford's and KIlpatrick's cavalry and the rebeI
infantry, in the bushwhacking style.
Our troops fell back in the early part Of the
day, but subsequently, re-occupied the ground.
Artillery was used on both sides.
There is no truth in the reported death Of
Gen. Fitzpatrick.
Scouts report that Lee is intrenching his front.
drawing ammunition from his train on the Vir,
glnla side, and is making general preparations
for another battle.
oHlPPENsBURc, Pa, July 9. The armies of
zen Meade and Gen. Couch are rapidly con-
centratlng in front of the rebel army. The
headquarters OF Gen. Couch are here tonight.
News from Waynesboro shows that a part of
Lees forces are only three miles from Gen.
Smiths.
BALTIMORE, July 9. The american has a
dispatch dated Frederick, Md, the 9th, which
says the tight yesterday between Funkstown and
boonSooro was a hne success for us. Our loss
was % killed and wounded The rebel loss was
200 killed and wounded, and so prisoners.
On Sunday Gen. Fitzpatrick captured a rebel
wagon tram at Monterey, taking 1876 prison
ers, l79 of whom were officers. On the same
day he had a fight with Stuart at Smithburp.
The rebels have immense wagon trains. esti-
mated at 5000 wagons, packed at Villa ms
port. They have no bridge, and are using scow
boats to move their trains over.
CAIRO, July 0. The rebels have retired from
Helena. Gen. Oglesby has Just arrived from
Memphis, and says the terms of capitulation Of
Nlcksburg were, that enlisted men should be
paroled, while the officers should be retained as
prisoners. PemberAn gives the number Of men
fit for duty 10000, and 5000 in the hospitals,
, WASHINGTON, July 8, The operations of Gen.
Dlxs command at the White House and on tho
peninsula are successful, having cut off all di.
rect communication from Richmond and Gen
Lees army, and detained a large number Of
troops IN Richmond which would otherwise
have gone to re enforce Lee.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 9. Morean's in
inannatlry, cavalry and artillery, numbering from
oVoo 10 oOOO, nave CROSSED into Indiana and
captured Corydon. Our forces are falling back.
The rebels, it is supposed. are mereb592g an
New Albany and Jacksonville, where LARGE
quantities of supplies are stored.
troops are being organized through the State
and sent forward as rapidly as possible. rms.
ness is entirely suspended The citizens are
forming companies for self defense.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Morgan Is still IN the vicinity of Corydon.
Inc greatest excitement prevails throughout the
olaIe' Inc militia are forming rapidly. $4,000
"f ' y uneer arms and marching for the place
" fenuezVouS IN twenty'four hours. One
Michigan regiment arrived here to-nicbt.
Inc determination is that Morgan shall not
escape. The border counties are under marshal
law. ""' '""l
NEwnERN, n. c., July 5. The expedition
ior the interior is composed of a picked force of
infantry, cavalry and artillery. Gen. Foster il
GCnhdent OF accomplishing all lie undertakes,
III the enemy attempts to obstruct his advance
an important engagement will probably take
place to-day or to- morrow.
Nh" iokk, June y. The Herald has a DIS
PaIcn dated Headquarters Army of the Potomac.
Juiy ., which states that Gen. Lee is still on
TINS SIDE OF the Potomac, unable to cross with
MS army His lines extend to Sharpsbury. and
are formed by Longstreet's corps, whose head
quarters are reported to be at Funkstown.
Inc rebels were busily engaged yesterday in
sc senaIng over their wounded, and supply trains,
On nat boats. Two wagons wore carried over in