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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12
From New Orleans.

NGv YORK, May O. The steamer Morning
Sar from New Orleans the 30th via, Havana
the 4th has arrived 4 portion OF Gen. Banks
staff, and Mr. Tucker his private secretary, are
passengers the latter with dispatches to the
Goyeumrnt The guuboat Huntsville was
spoken On the p inst, of Moro Castle. All
well and reported to have taken three prizes.
A Havana letter to the Times states that news
received from French Headquarters iH Mexico
10 the 9th, saws that the French are in pos
session OF all but small portion of Puebla.
The United States Schooner Annie, had over
hauled three or four suspicious vessels, which
fact hrd created much excitement at Havana,
aud Spanish steamer had been sent to inyesti.
gate.
Nrw York, May :. The steamer Colombia,
from New Orleans, has arrived. Gen. Banks
has issued orders commanding all registered en-
emlfs to leave the Department on or before the
18th of May, declaring the death penalty for
furnishing supplies to the enemies Of the Uni
ted States IN arms.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12

NEw YoRK, Mays The Hraid's Falmouth
correspondent, writing on the evening OF the
9th, gives the following account oil the recross-
ing OF Gen. Hooker's army
The assigned order Of withdrawal was Sykes
division first, Humphreys next, and Griffin S
last, Swcezers brigade being the extreme van
guard. The return was conducted noselessly,
aud was unknown to the enemy, or If they did
know it, deemed it prudent not to follow, or
else they were executing similar retrogade
movement
Every military Irecaution was taken to secure
or retreat continued line of battle was kept
by the retiring infantry Rife pits were estab-
lshed, abattis laid, trees ieled, and Waterman 5
Rhode Island battery brought up the rear.
No enemy were seen until reaching United
Sta es Ford, when few rebel cavalry showed
themselves about a mile distant, but were scat
tered by few shells
We reached the ford, one by one the regi-
ments cross the pontoons, engineer corps take
up the pontoons, and our army has crossed the
Rappahannock, Forage, baggage and ammu-
milton had preceded, and before dark the army
occupied their tents and the ground it occupied
nine days ago
Division and brigade headquarters were soon
re-establshed, tent fires are burning brightly
and supIers are cooking.
Tonight there is no visible token of nine
days absence. few familiar faces are miss.
ing, the events of the past nine days arc dis.
cussed, and the agitating inquiry now is
" What next
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12

1t was Col Davis design to reach Yorktown,
which he probably has accomplished. The whole
number Of prisoners captured by Col, Davis and
| W yndham were over 1000.
New YORK, May 8. A Washington dispatch
states that Longstreets force was pushed thro
on Friday, Sltur ay and Sunday before Stone
man cut the communication.
The Herald'S Washington dispatch states that
1t IS now evident Lee had under his command
from l20 600 to l40 600 men, and that the
whole rebel army OF the East was concentrated
upon the Rappahaunock before even the cavalry
adv nee had crossed the river.
The Richmond Eramafr in speaking Of Gen.
Sioneman raid, says 1t is the most audaclous
enterprise Of the war. The time, however, was
badly chosen, and had the movement been ex-
ecuted few days before, it might have had el-
tect on the force Of Lee.
The Times special says Official confirmation is
received Of the capture Of the Richmond City
Battalion, who were sent out to discover the
reason for the suspension OF intercourse with
Lee. They were captured by Gen. StoHeman.
The IribuHe' dispatch states that the wound
ed are all to be brought to Washington, and are
arriving rapidly Returned prisoners from
| Richmond state that several members Of the
Richmond City Guard reached Richmond Mon
day, stating that their battalion had been taken
prisoners by Gen. stJneman about Is miles
from the city,
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th, states
that rebel surgeon gives their losses at $4,000
men.
The HraGs dispatch states that the War
Department has consented to allow the
wounded soldiers to ~ home to be nursed. The
correspondent Of the Hyaid statos that the I2tt
Now Hampshire regiment weet into the light
with $50, aud came out with only $50 men
The Vermont brigade lost 800.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12

&c from Richmond by either of the raj roads
leading from there in this direction
Gen, Peek does not seem to be making much
OF diversion at Suffolk, bot he may yet advance
toward Petersburg in such force as to prevent
any reiniorcements being sent from Richmond
to Gen. Lee.
New YoRK May 9, The steamer Circassian,
from Wilmington, n. c.. the 4th, has arrived.
She has been along the coast from Sabine Pass
to Fortress Monroe
She has on board the rebel commodore Forbes,
captured by the steamer New London off Sa-
bine Pass and a lot OF prisoners captured from
the rebel steamer Chatlahooche. She reports
the iron clads of Charleston aud all ready for
another attack
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TEHAEG GRAPE
il Y
TO THE FREEMAN.

NEw YORK, May 9. 1t is reported here, and
generally believed, that Richmond has been
captured by Gen Keyee.
Also that Hooker has r.crossed the Kappa
hammock
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12

BosroN, May H. The journal eltoria. y
says the story that Gen Reyes entered Rich
mond underwent all SORTS Of versions, until al
last it was reported that the rebel Gen Le.
bad submitted terms Of surrender
Ii might be sufficient to say that all this is tuo
good to DO true, but IN fact, there is no iuundl.
ton for it that we are aware
The rumor was probably born of the conyie-
ton that there was few days ago an opportu-
nifty for The achievement in question had It been
known in season. but, as it is, Richmond re-
mains to DO taken.
Another rumor that our army hai again
crossed, or is crossing The Rappahannock IS bet
ter founded, and is 10 all probability true.
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NEW YORK, May II. The Herda mas a let
ter dated Washington Point, Va, the 1th,
evening, which reports the occupation Of that
place by large force under Cen Reyes A
reconnaissance had been made towards the
W hite House
The Tribune thlnks the Virginia status is as
follows oar forces at Suffolk and on the
Peninsula made a demonstration towards Rich.
mond early last week. Gen Lee was apprlsed
that the rebel capital must fall without prompt
support from his army, Gen. Lee had already
begun to send troops 10 Richmond Tuesday last ,
that Lee or some one else with a good part Of
his forces was well on the way to Richmond
Tuesday that Gen. Hooker with the army
freshly proyisonei crossed the Rappahannol6
Friday nl,ht and found but small scum Of
pckets in his front and no enemy worth
mentioning thus side OF the North Anna shat
Lee or some Of his Lieutenants reached Rich
mond just IN time to prevent its capture by our
forces from fortress Monroe aud thut this
week Will not pass without stirring news from
Richmond or the banks Of the Plmu1ky.
Richmond papers say that Gen, jackson 5
left arm has been skillully amput4ted below
the shoulder, by Doctor McGuro Of Winches.
ter. The General was removed T. his country
house Is miles distant
Richmond, May 6. An ofh ,ial account Of he
destruction Of the barge aud tug at Yicksburg
on the 81 says II prisoners were taken, iuclu-
ding one correspondent Of the New York Tm0
and two Of the IribpHe and Cincinnati TIMES
Tho Times says It knows that Gen Hooker
has crossed the Rappabannock
The attempted prlza fight at Staten Island
between Eliot and Dunn, was suppressed by
the police this morning Two thousand per-
sons had collected to witness it but s4edadded
on the approach Of a small body Of police.
A dispatch from Gen Hooker headquarters,
dated the 9th, states that all the wounded IN
our lines arc properly cared iot and have every.
thing they need Those within the euemy's
lines are 70 Do sent over 10 Us.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12
Najor-General Commanding.


WASHINGTON, May o The following has
been received at the Headquarters OF the Army
GRAND GULr, Miss, May 6, via CAIRO, s.
10 Mai. Gen. HALLLEoE, General-in-Chicf
learn that Col. Grierson with his cavalry
has been heard OF first ten days ago in Northern
Mississippi lie moved thence and struck the
railroad thirty miles east OF jackson, at point
called Newton Station lie then moved south
ward toward Enterprise, demanded the ins ant
surrender OF the place. and gave one hours no.
tice during which Gen Lonumey arrived. lie
left at once and moved toward Ilazehurst on
the New Orleans and jackson Railroad. AT this
point he tore up the track.
Thence he pushed TO Bahaa, ten miles south
on the same road, and thence eastward on the
NatcheL road, where he had a fight with Wert
Adams cavalry, From this point he moved
back to the New Orleans and jackson Railroad
to Brookhayen, ten miles south of Bahala, and
when last heard from was three miles from Sum
nit ten miles south of BroOkhayon, and wa
supposed to be making his way to Baton Rouge.
lie had spread excitement throughout the
State, destroying railroads, tresele works and
bridges burning locomotives and railway stock,
taking prisoners and destroying stores Of all
kinds
Signed U. $. GRANT, Major General
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May .. 1t is reported by
gentleman, who has just come through the
lines, that Gen. Van Dorm was shot a1d IN.
stantly killed by DIR. Peters OF Maury County
yesterday, at the latter's house. Our informant
states that Gen Van Dorm was discovered in
criminal intercourse with the wife OF Dr. Peters,
PmLADrLrniA, May 10 The subscription to
fvo.twentles yesterday reached over two mil.
lions
The total number Of wounded arrived here up
/ ~ the present time is about 5000.
] NEw York, May 10. The first, fourth and
twentieth regiments returned to-day. They
met with great reception from the mllltrry
various societies and thousands If friends
The steamer Dudley Buck from Newbcrn the
+ sth has arrived. Gen, Foster was still there
experimenting aud strengthening the forIiGca-
tions.
Nothing has been heard Of the rebels in the
vicinity OF Newbern, or Washington.
The L. s transport steamer Long Island was
burned accidentally at Newbern April Both
The small loI has brok ken out in the contra.
band camp, but no Tears are entertained Of IL
reaching the troops.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12

The report Of the capture of Richmond by
Gen Reyes, which was received here by tele-
graph Saturday evening, created quite an ex.
cltemcnt among our people. Although it was
not fully believed by any one, there yet seemed
to be enough probability that it might be true
to make everybody feel jubilant, and we begun
to realize what kind of commotion would be
witnessed here, il we should receive official in.
tellgence of the capture of the rebel capital.
We have printed the kilograms as they were re-
coiyed but we feel compelled to say that they
probably had no other foundation than the
feasibility Of the movement which is said to be
making against Richmond from ihe Peninsula,
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LOUISVILLE May 10. Portions OF the 9th
and lth kentucky cavalry under Col Jacobs
attacked on Saturday sight, guerrilla camp
near Horse Shoe Bend, on the Cumberland ry-
or, capturing prisoners.
Tins morning. Jacobs camp wac attacked,
and after two hours hand to hand fighting the
rebels we're driyed back in great confusion and
with heavy loss
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BosToS, May g. The Philadelphia Inquirer
reports that Reyes with 1000 men advanced
from the peninsula and has taken Richmond
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12

Ey-Wo call attention to an article elsewhere
in this paper on the value OF the work Of the
Sanitary Commission, in connection with our
army. At this moment, when there are so many
wounded soldiers in need Of all the aid which
we who are safe at home can give them, we
trust there will be on unusual effort made 10
multiply the contributions to this great and
saving work Of mercy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12
From Fortress Monroe and vi
cinity.

NEW YoRk, May g. The reconnaissance of
Gen. Palmer from Newburn to Kingston, \. c.,
in which he drove the rebels from their eutrencb-
meuts at the bayonets point, is given in the
Herald. Ii is evident from the result OF their
expedition that large portion of the rebel force
has gone to reinforce Lee in his conflict with
Hooker
The Nausemond river is cleared Of the rebel
batteries and was opened to navigation yester-
DAY. The rebel forces have retreated, ours
pursuing them across the Blackwater,
10 Ma. Gm II. W. Halleck
YORKTOWN, May I,
Col Fitzpatrick, with bis regiment the llar-
ris light cavalry. and the 10Th Illinois have Just
arrived at Gloucester Point, opposite this port,
They burned the bridge over the Chickahominy,
destroyed three large trains of provisions in the
rear OF Lee'e army, drove in the rebel pickets to
within two miles of Richmond and have lost
only one Lieutenant ana 80 men, having cap.
tured and paroled upwards of 300 prisoners.
Among the prisoners was an aid OF Gen. VIM
der, who was captured with his escort far with
in the intrenchmenls outside of Richmond.
The cavalry hive marched nearly 200 miles
since the Sd OF May, They were inside the
Aylles Station on the 9Th, destroyed all the fer.
ries over the Pamunky and Mattapony, and a
large depot OF commissary stores near and above
the Rappahannock, aud came here in good con.
diuou. They deserve great credit for what
they have done. It's one OF the finest fcats oil
the war.
(SIgned) Rurus King,
Brig Gen Commanding.
NEW YoRk, May s. Dispatches from York.
town state that Col. Fitzpatrick with his caval.
~ division has arrived at Gloucester Point, hay.
ing accomplished the object Of his mission.
Dispatches from headquarters Army of the
t Potomac. dated 7th, state that Gen. Stonemar
not only destroyed all railroad communication
but destroyed the canal on James river.
The President has received intelligence ths
Gen. Stoneman has performed his allotted tasl
etfectually, though 50 tardily as to ensure hi
censure, aud that Lee comet receive bis supplies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12

PmrADElrmA, May 9. 1t is reported that
private adyices have been received in this city
from Fortress Monroe stating that 1000 ede-
raj troops arrived there on the 9TH as reinforce
ments and Immediately moved forward 70. the
attack on Richmond
1t is also stated that Gen Stoneman was
lying al the White House on the 9Th and reccy-
ing reniorcements by transports by the way Of
Yorktown, which he Immediately moved forward
to Richmond
There is no doubt that Gen. Hooker has re-
crossed the Rappahannock
The people Of this city are in the highest state
Of enthusiasm over this glorious news.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-12

SPRINGFIELD, H., May 9. The following DIS
patch was received late last night
GRAND Cur, Miss May 8. We gained a
glorlons victory a. Port Gibson on the LIST inst
The enemy are IN full retreat Our forces are
IN close pursuit. The Illinois troops, as usoal,
behaved with the greatest gallantry The loss
on our side Is $50 killed and 500 wounded. We
have taken 1000 prisoners. The loss Of tie en-
emy in killed and wounded was much greater
than turs. RICHARD YArts