Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-05

Citizens residing in the eastern ,art If I1abo
Territory arc making an effort 10 ave the ter
ritory divided, owing to the difficulty of oommu.
nication between the two parts Of i. some of
the members Of the territorial legislature have
to travel thousand miles to reach he terr,to.
rial capital.
A New REBEL RAN. The Morris island cor
respondent of the Philadelphia iaquirer. under
date of the 23d, says
" A new iron clad ram, perbaps 4 tbir3
larger than the Atlanta made her n,ia
Cooper river few days ago. sbe c,me lawn
past Charleston, with figs flying. rounded Gastle
Pnckney, fired a salute Of four ,nrs ~ kro''S
side and then returned. She made a statep o an.
pearince, had good proportions. Win SHINING
lines nd was decidedly the mast fornidphla
looking craft that the enemy have vet eyhibitad
in these accused waters. The 6nar, nav ia
where was she builR Is she new aF1r az onont
their Ola rams rebuilt II new, she viii make the
fourth iron.clad that floats the re5 cro.s dots'
for the defense Of Charleston. SbouId Admiral
Dahlgren remain inactive another month be
may be attacked at hls own anchorage Tina
Confederate navy S positively looking AZ.
THE RUSSIAN FLEET At FoRrRgs. Moypor a
Fortress Monroe despatch Goth. saws
" The Russian Admiral and seven cantains of
his fleet waited upon Major General butler to-
day They were received at the wharf by Can.
tain A. +, Potter, Of the Generals staa and e..
corted to the General residence where thew
were formally received by himself and taft
The General briefly welcomed them. and offered
them every facility IN bus power to make their
stay here pleasant. In reply, the Admiral stated
that he should not winter here, as he intended
but should send part Of his fleet to Annap0lis
to winter, while he made a trip to the Wgst
Indies and returned
1t is said that ten thousand Of the veteran
troops Of the army Of the Potomac have already
re-ensted, and paymaslefs have n ordered
into the field to pay ihe men their bfek nav
and bounty.
REcoNsTRucTioN N FLoupA "A Sc. Apustin,
(tla.) correspondent Of the New York Post
states that O meeting WIS held in that ancient
town Oh the 1911, at which resolutions we're
adopted tavlrlng State Convent d en- lhe Ia
Constitution ~ AZ t,'at,t Inc 1'i's 'uo
IA 10 HIM, ,,,,,..i,t'. 'Nu ,e.uiu
car,y ~, III Man Tbo,..5.s. .''Ipu "
sentiment throughout Che State ls strong. and
urges the Government 10 send 8 Iea tr5ols and
make al things sure Refugees ara coming in
every day who report great isalleeJloa On the
part Of the people, who iave sworn y resist the
execution OF 40 order from Bfact rfmv for
large NUMBER 81 cattle ihfy art a.1 deter.
uned thaL eonscrFli0b s1ai fiae u9 further,
ana beg lor arms and ammunition, bich, II sup
plea mem, they thlnk VIII eaaoie tHem 70 de-
lend themselves against aii 81. i1tce the Com
ieleraIes Will send to Cypress iaem.
Ioov r.. nm. p,crr.ge .....a. .t,.... - ~
NJ. .-.i..,n H.. "'' va
'i''1'y' "''''"O'' IV 1000 ''- i'iio"iog was
the state Of the market at New York aid at
N'''m'na' f42egHS'lJ
cold per dollar siss,t91 si, 81. s .9sose' "a
F F.sg, 81 Ll sl,i., pr 90. e 900
FoRrnrNG Al CnATrANooGa. A otter from
Chattanooga, dated 10Th instant, saws Chatta-
nooga presents a busyapreaunce u0twithstand-
ing tie rain Is falling in torrents, and We arc
compelled to wade knee deep 10 mud. Reel-
ments aud brigades Of the ian corps arc at
work ." 'he Qualifications, put,"g them IN
strengthened earih~ofks thro@nap. and all the
engineering sslIl OF me armg clll into reqasi-
ton 10 make the " Valley City mpregnable,
n.
mn. ,''' w .e'tio"N, ?. ~ Inc
',.' Ia .oi.,s toeas'' % a4e Ne" loik if'.
-, '''s hu1nelAe new 1"s reached mat
,% t@'s % ''g 4es. 'uc'lu y ueort own , u
y ''Gu s',s '.'e''ieo1es u bragg dhcomhiure
,l,yu'a ~ pA's' apo'fl4A+ = 9ae account
- So w 'Ho i"Aal' tahts' ana IL was re-
80 ~ ~, ~. W"p' anu AA 'be Merchandise
~. so',a'u,a A"o.'e' aeeouh' Gays tnat 'ue
p'ae. va az " '''oss opposed 70 tae govern
Nv VI oo" Jaws
THE CAVALRY RFcNESr.-C lionel SAWYER
makes the f,llow,o., ...,,a.,,, :
stror,1, '''
''''"s'" u '"' cavalry regiment
| offer tie following statement. taken from
Present in the field, 400
On detached service N the field $50
VA a. 'ao9ed service IN the held, out
Ah.snS ~, .;cs - ''"'n'' 81
All other ahscntecs, o
A...o,... 100
TIN sa,,e 49, doos mar iool,a. mon I'D "a
vh hore baor Sron o' , NV ," iu ocef'
in, in actioo MANI of , ,sba, ~, 'y' a. mss
rr,sonars ana cansderabI1 NJ ~ Auosn 70 DC
have ,etnrned tn paroie G T1 I'M " "no@
dn not =, take nm y ,i,,sa y .'oul ''s' Us
roll a,oin nntd ,hsv ao,na ~. On my
regimen for dutv woa I@'i Y ''f't' 70 'ae
mate Ia add to tho above s o,srs., nun e'n'
10 - 49, " Wv uoo'o gstfsae htty men OF
OF the abs, Mt siek aIont -, -'psl'e o. etS
Gently been pronounced rsadv y . .'. 4u,'' Iv
field. AT least one hall # H. y urn 70 'ae