Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

~ Fi,.,.,nf mar 6ccn placed lii com
r,.,,,i ,; tie ,a,sltv force in the army Of the
Pn,ouac is l.l,,, "l ten. Stoneman assigned
n dutv IN thc W.. department as Chief 81
tho Cs,alr, Bar IA. The change was made
on tive r-ciiliut "a lltion OF Gen Meade.
In, H.rs'4 h. tine follo'visg
fArr,u,>>ocK S1NIon, Va.
August !. 1868.
4 fa-. u 3d., .remv's cavalry With artil.
isrv PIT, .kc5 f.ueral Bufcrd's piokets thi:
afternoon At : e'rl5ck and drove them back
ABOUT mil. w..u the General went forward
with IT, fr>t ii~ade Of his division under
% N'avmll I'D the second under General
Nerriii anl l1ssu them back beyond Brandy
station .-J.'ii-hirs or picket line Tor the
night hsifs aiie further out than before.
Cur - Ne ouc killed and two 90 tllrce
w5nnd,l
IGiOmlaiian sslutd from -cJuts and pr
son.rs indicate that the main body oil the
.nelnv had fallen back toward trederlcks-
llr-ri.I .5rsyiiie The first corps were
IL Fad. .,rl eager Tor attack which they
rnurgentfr. J, erected. Gems. Newton and
RotioeIn ieft heir headquarters with their
stsfs anl waited tbs tue of events but they
we're doomed - be disappointed they were
20 have no fight to-day
Mo=.'v's Cuerillss continue their depre
da-i0r- uT-n army and sutler trains between
Washington and Narronton and capture al
most daiiv wagons loaded with valuable goods.
Last Friday a portion Of the gang under
CAPT. -liug. oiitw captured seven wagons
and -isi.'u horse- near Gainesville. The
guerrilla rilea The pockets Of their captivcs
after which thr prisoners were hurried thro'
rl 49,
,r7- .,.,. >,.;...,..i.i,' 7s,, nil ,,,,t &C
A!eA la'la, capturing horses, mules and
Ium'fr ei prisoners. The wagons OF the
tam wen destroyed Mo-by has already
captured l7'I+r. l. Tho value NJ million
o. dollars
Tt7rl5s Nio<For. AUG. g.
FL. Richmond Inquirer of the Sd -av,
that u.. .'- .-i ..f General Grants army have
left VI. -...- -f.i yankee rcuort- sav thev
have i..- ..r N..l..' snd Tcunc.~ec.
Ih. ,..-. I.-..... g. ..grisr of tho 21tb July
s.,- ia,r,. ,-,.. bout ~ vessels of an
cla-s.- ii pc. .,r Yesterday inciudlns
tie le1i-. ego. i,c monitors. Somr x
v.s-si- "a .r 81 ..l in thr Strnl. 4 brig
whiga .a4 s., ....... aa- Icing stripped hv
IT, ''4
o.. Ii.H'H ". iaitr7 have news hon
Lca-i f.- -'.t.H- t'8t Gen. Dick Taylor had
an e.. -t-.-- "'lH the Federal forces under
Bank. ait ia ''mpictely routed them,
aTr1ria- O. nno lri-ontr-. II !. not at all
ik-lF 20 .e true.
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,,,.-.I,. ;.,,'rt ~, ,'.,iio '! "'e
Col. Hatch Aa- driven Richardson's hand
Of guerrilla-, ,o'n strong, down into Mis-
-itsiuii. and ha- turned his attention to Gen.
Pillow fore r.. which are in the neirhbor-
aoed a. Paris. T.au. Pillow i reported to
have Fl. -.,l a.. river AZ Paris on SUNDAY
latt wira six r.luent-
One of lren badsc's scouts, who left Tu,-
.umhis. J-lv -5,h. has arrived at Corintb.
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Tnt Army ot the Potomac IL inactive, and
likely ~ r,usil en- for ONE time. The va
Fious corr sr" elcsmlod in healthy places
near Igl. Haf-r, sud haye cool snl comfort
ablo qH'l'-7-
Far r-i, ~ =" "r 3" day have been
gwen 'A CON Mesdt.