Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-28
rom Memphis aud the Western
Department.

MuRgGIEsooRo, April %. Gen. Reynolds re-
orts from Liberty the particulars OF the Nc
.iinnyIilc affair Tho main mounted lJrce uu.
er Co.'s w lder and Minty arrived at Nc
Iimnylle al one o'clock on Wednesday morn
NJ, taking the place almost by surprise A
e5el force under Grigsby was in front Of the
pwn, but General Reynolds amused them while
.ol Wilder went into the place. Col. Long
. orth Of the Ohio cavalry, struck the railroad,
es.royCd the telegraph and bridges between
lJrtIson and Manchester, and burned train
cars and locomotive, together with other
pare cars, at various places, and vast quantl-
. os Of meat. Capt Wickliile Of the ID Ken
ucky cayaly, in charge OF an important part Of
| be expedition, got drunk and was sent ia an
. err arrest disgraced.
At McAlnnyile Col. Wilder destroyed the
ridges, Six hundred blankets, thirty thousand
hounds Of bacon, two hOgshe DIS Of sugar. three
.ossheada OF rice, eight barrels of whlskey, two
uudred bales VI cotton, one large cotton lacto-
and one small one, one camp st Charley Is
| ,raok, and subsequently one at Liberty. lie
| box three hundred prisoners among them Dick
Gum, who subsequently escaped Lieut.
] Martin (rebel) was MORALLY wounded
| ,
| Morgan Is moving towards C4rthag near
cambria. Our scouts are picking up rebels
merry half hour Among them is Captain.
Scn Reyno Dig destroy a mill at Lbertg,
had been doing good work for the rebels
NASHVILLE, April %. Il is reported that our
bros r in possession Of McAInnuyIlis. Gen.
Reynolds orces consisted Of one brigade Of cav
DR., and three Of infantry, Two hundred and
| IT, prisoners were taken. Casualties On oar
. d. not a,cerianed
Nearly the whole Of Morgan forces were sta
Toned O, McMianyilo, and upon the attack
ought safety IN Alght.
d l. L salLG, April y After the de'truetior
a T. liza, Tenn, by oar forces, the rebels en-
cred lompainsyIlle Ky, on VI eduesiay, bum
d tae Court House, half a doz n other build
b., killed i've or SIX Lnl0n men, then retreat
Ntn>alov, April g. The following dis
atch, from Maj .-Gen Burnside, has been re-
tlyed at he idquarters Of tie army here
CNcNNArL April p,
| q ND'r General HaHc.t
uelu..Owirg dispatch has been received
LOUISVILLE, April - The expedition To
{ ul was entirely successful. Col. Graham
.er .is th4t they destroyed the town, l0,Qol
| D. .nta bacon, 10 600 bushels wheat, 10 600
bu.acs corn, 100 barrels whissey loo barrel
a. r, q considerable quantity of sugar, caiIse
IA and other stores ard 81 boats winch had
be U.S.. j BOO TRANSPORTATION IN the Cumberland
luo rebel. report loss Of 20 killed but Col
. Gra .lm, commander OF The expedition, vas %
| h opinion that the number was greater. W.
. b., 300 wound j and one missing. Ihcrcsll
is = cr,IlAbe to the troops engaged.
l.rs April o. Tie correspondent. COL
| Ii DHava, ot this city, writing from E1ln,
ny Gen. Nlrmadrke has ii force % 20 600
| re is DO ; SOUTHEAST Missouri, and Gen Pflc'
b. force Of 10000 c3nscrp's at Poeahontls
' II is doubtless an exagEerau0n.
a. n, Nlnieyer lei. for R1lA 90 NeIn -dal
vi O. brigade u cavalry and some artillery
| % n.nry, aud The reminder Of the cavalry
~ artillery of Gems Egiass and Oserh-n
d, 0s were ordered 70 move Yesterday
sr L9ris, NO., April q Dispatches re
o. ,sd az lea quarters announce lhe arrival 2
g ID Mcneil command at Cape Girardeau yes
erlay That place Is now entirely safe from
stuck being well fortified and fully garrisoned
Iilo' Krob is also regarded as secure, AMI such
. iisfo-iiiou OF our forces has been made as vii
speedily result 10 driving the rebels out Of th'
Shte Major Mcdonnell has been exchanged
md understood to have revealed all he knew
If the strength OF the euomy Toe rebels hay.
occupied Frederick, twenty two miles eas, To-
pilol Knox.
Gen. Curus has issued al order that M negtoe
| b. permitted to be taken from the city without
| sp.caI permit. granted by the District or gen
a. Proves. MARSHAL