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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
MN YORK. Feb. 1

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.
The Ht-raid despatch dated Headquarters
Depart .nrnt West, Va, Feb. g. says After
we drove the enemy frUn the bridges yester-
day the rebels commenced rapid retreat our
Cavalry following closely up. Skirmishing
ensued lasl night and a portion of Gen. Sui
lvan's forces in attempting to cut the enemy
off encountered large force IN Mechanics
burg Gap near Romney, and in the neighbOr-
hood of this Gap fight took place
We succeeded in compelling the enemy to
take another road to the right with consider
able haste. In this engagement We took II
number of prisoners.
In retreating the enemy hastened to JOIN
the main rebel force near Moprtield.
1t is believed that Gen. Sullivan and Col.
Mulligan's forces have formed Il junction
and are pursuing the enemy vigorously.
An unusual number of refugees from the
south are entering our lines in order to e.
cape CONSUMPTION. They state that the
night after the passage of the act conscript-
ing all persons liable to military duty ninety
refugees were caught by the rebel pickles
along the Chickahominy
Fears are entertained in Richmond Of an
instruction on the part Of this class, and
the rebel authorities will not allow more
than 500 conscripts to accumulate at the
camp near Richmond from apprehension Of
such an attempt.
Bands are being organized in many parts
Of the South to resist the CONSUMPTION.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
There is nothing exciting from the front

~s..rr,,.S ,.,,,r,.. Sa,v., i.s.n pabl;shod as "a
the number received by the Army OF tho PO-
lonllc, lney aVeiaScu ,'St month rom I'VE
70 t"Gl'c ri nay pu1 :ue arrivals l''e pc1''
ho'' iI'q Icl' mus iar III 'llc PRESENT month
u.s. I.o"e'ci at any 'iiiio 'A''euins ''e i"'
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
New YORK. Feb. 4.
Gold sold to-day at l5S.
NV NnnK Fob

New York. Feb 5.
The Heralds despatch from West Virgin
in Feb 4th says Our forces have overtak-
en- the enemy at the ford near Moorfcld in
Hardy County. The rebels evidently intend
t. dispute tie rq-~age Of the river. Our
forces arr in position and the artillery has
3usr olcn,7i.
The Times Washington despatch saw
Threr new c"l.aed regiments ave t. be or
gllnized III Lower Ma, land Several thous-
ana rrcruits are r,hd, " iustd in that See
ton.
II, Hrad 3 tespaict IRON the Army
says kuInois ol ciaus,> ia the command %.
rhis army are quite. numerous Il 1, said
ihaI Gen. II ntci il to a-r Gen Ne de-
place
rnr Herald Washing ou despatch SAY
1t Is >arni>ed ,..at Grn raumas is t. be Tie
new commander and that Gen. Hooker is to
take his place in tire West.
TIE Herald army despatch says Desert
are in large numbers are in the mountains,
watching an opportunity to escape.
Rumor SAYS Gems. Hancock, Sedgwick and
Aueur are TO command the three grand d.
visions into which the Army Of the Potomac
Is to be re-organized
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

ESTIMATES FOR MILIrARy ExPENsEs.-The
bill reported to the House Tuesday by Mr..
Stevens Of Pennsylvania Tor the expenditures
of the year ending with June 1865, apprOpri
ates $500 500, 900 (; of this, S5.OU0.0 ar
for advance bo-nties to volunteers, S5,W0,-
900 for raising and organizing volunteer,
nearly $1,000, 900 for The pay oi the army,
Sl7I .5OO.UOO for the pay of volunteers,
S9l 500. 900 for the subsistence Of volunteers,
$50, 900 for quartermasters supplies, Sl3,
900 900 for incidentals, S2l ,0OO, 900 for cav
airy and artillery horses, $40 200 for trans
portation, $1,000 900 Tor cuInmissary sup
plies for officers, SIS, 900 900 fer clothing and
equipage, &c, S9,0OO.O0O for the medical
and hospital departments, $1,000 900 for ar
maments OF Notifications, S20,OOO,O 900 for
ordnance and stores, 81 SOC, 900 for manuiac-
ture of arms, s2.0o0.000 for purchase Of
gunpowder and lead, and 81 900 900 for re-
pain Of nnvusls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
NV YoRK. Feb. s.

NEW 1Ohh, FeD- Q.
The Herqld's dispatch from Culpeper c.
H., Feb. eth 9. P. NJ. says the Army of the
Potomac Is again back at winter quarters.
Gen. Fitzpatrick crossed at Culpeper Ford
and secured the country from Jacobs TO near
Fredericksburgh finding nothing but cavalry
pickets nearly all of whom were captured.
General Warren crossed the Sd divis-
ion of the 2nd Corps yesterday
with little or no opposition. Last evening
the ID division of the same sorps crossed
and attempted to join the Sd in a piece of
woods at the left Of the ford. The rebels then
opened on them from the right OF the ford
with musketry where they had been conceal
ed in another piece Of woods The night WIS
dark and the firing of each party was di-
reeted by the fash Of the guns. During
the night alter firing had ceased our
men were ordered to return across e
river which they did without molestatiun.
The loss in killed and missing is reported
between 100 and 200. but this cannot be re-
lied upon. Our troops have laid Just this
side all day. Gen. HUMPHREYS went down
this evening and ordered all the troOps back
into their quarters, the whole object of the
reconnaissance having been accomplished. The
% division was the only one that met with
loss.
LATER. 10 p. M.-MerrItt' frst division
OF cavalry which went towards Madison C..
Ii. met some Of Stuart's cavalry last evening
and ekirmished with them this morning
The whole division excepting those left at
picket being on hand our forces advanced
and found the rebel cavalry hacked by in
fantry Gen Merritt pitched IN and drove
him ss. ross R,blnson River to Madipon g.
Gen. Merritt held the ford all day and then
in obedience to orders came back to head
quarters having captured ) or ten prisoners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

WASHINGTON IrESs The Senate Military
Committee Friday morning took up the bill
rerring tie mink al Il. Gen, and recon-
'nending Gen Grant for tire position. Mr..
Was hume Of lllIniis Wa- before the commit
tee. They will probably agree to the House
bill
The Select Committee on Emigration Is
maturing important bills 20 Encourage emf
grafton % tins cluhr-y INDECENT eInigrants
will receive peculiarly co..
The House Committee on Military Affaus
will probably agree to exempt Quakers from
the draft.
Board OF Engineers is now in session in
Washing ton ON the subject OF the coast de-
fences, and other matters OF similar char
acter.
The receptions of Speaker Colfax every
Friday evening, are the most popular OF the
season.
Admiral Dupont mas been summoned be-
lore the committee on the conduct of the war,
for the purpose of obtaining his opinion as to
the best ordnance for the naval service.
Dr. Stuart, who was arrested on the charge
81 improper transactions in connection with
the Treasury Department. WIS, after 80 DAYS
conhnenent in tic Old Prison, uncondition-
ally discharged last Friday.
The Legislature of Virginia, at Alexandra,
has lndehnitel y postponed the election of an
L. ) Senator in place of Mr.. Bowden, de-
ceased.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
Personai.

Mai. Gen. Blunt is to have command OF
the district of the Indian Territory, with his
headquarters ut Fort Smith. and he will he
supplied with an ample army not only for
defensive but offensive operations.
A number Of distinguished citizens gave
complimentary dinner to Mai. Gen Burn
side NJ tie Rcv~re II ,usc r. B 81 n Saturday
evening. \ II. Bll,ck. >Paker Of the
House, presided.
General Orl as agiiu 70 sHnfd the com-
mind of the Thirteenth army corps. and
General Dana las tak,n chargr Of the United
States forces IN Texas.
There was rumnr in Washington on Sat
urday that Gen W F Smith was to taF.e
command Of the Army Of the Potomac.
The Philadelphia Inquirer publish es a
special dispatch from its correspond Mt at
Washington to the effect that one Of our
Generals on the Rapidan, with his entire
staff, were captured by guerrillas the day
before.
The Huntington Autograph informs Us
at news has arrived ot the death IF Henry
Sweet. soldier from that town, in Libby
prison at Richmund.
\ letter from one Of the Sd Vt. Battery in
Wlltcn's Journal says the men have present
ell a fine horse to Capt. Snrt, and another tC
Lieut.. Phillips. The following promotions
are also noticed.
Corporals W B. Perrin, and II. P. Clos
son, to be Sergeants, Privates L. E Gilman,
Fred o. Parkhurst and Geo. B. Hall, to be
Coruorale
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
Traln. qainq YarlA ~ W.,i.

Leave Burlington at % AN, l225 Pm, rs Pm.
7ODPM.
DAY Express Tram leaves Boston At SODA n, White
River Junction al I IS n, Burlington at = y,
for Montreal, Oglenshurgh, Chicago aud the West,
making close connections.
Ma Traia leaves Boston at % NJ via Lowell,
and al 30 A n, via Lawrence or FitchburE--Leave-
Springie at 80 M, Bellows Falls al rs " for
It. Johnsbury. LittletOn and Burlington, and ST.
Adams.
Accommodation Train leaves Northheld at 10 90
and Burlington at - pm, for ST. Alhans
Sigif Erprssg Tram leaves Bellows Fails At l9e1
P n. receiving passengers from the Vermont Valley
Railroad leaving New York at II . A N, and nom
Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 10 ~, connect
ing az White River Junction with train leaving
Boston az 3 100 r n, via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave
White River Junction at % % ? n, arriving al Bur
lin-ton at 2 90 ", R0use's Point az Is n, Mon
treal at 1000 N, and Ogienshur-h - 90 ? N--Both
the Mail Trains connect at White River Junction
with Passumpsic Road
Sleeuin.c ears are attached o. both the Night Ex-
press Trains running between RouseS Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
6. MERRILL, supt.
81 AlhanS November % I-63
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12


FoREiGN Ntw> In. Danish situation re-
mains unchanged rret,- are more hopes of
a peaceful soiuli n. altir.ugh the Austrian
troops have commenced marching for
Schleswig
\ Kiei telegram Of Jan poi say, the Da-
nish outpnsts wee ordtle,l 10 retire on the
~Pt's-,s-s, -f ~, p~.,=-ia,, tr.s,xs II l. tx
pccted that tie Danes viii defend Dannci-
wirke to the last extremity. The Prus,lan
Chamber has adopted resolution opposing
he policy Of Prussia in separating herself
from the other German States, and Threaten.
ing every resistance thereto.
The minor German States IN the Federal
Diet do not evince any disposition t. recede
from their position insupport Of the self rule
OF the Duchies. At the last moment, how
ever, it was reported that orders had been
given for the Saxon troops in Hols;ein to
Concentrate in Altoona, and thus permit the
tree march Of the Austrian and Prussian
ftrces into Sclle,wig
Tie Wurtcmberg Chambers take excep-
tons to the prctension7 Of Austria and Prus-
sia. and unanimously adopted resolutions re-
qucstlng that the German States would not
allow their territories and railroads to be
used for the transportation Of troops which
have not been called out by the Diet.
Inc Great Eastern lottery scheme has
been abandoned. Another suit has been
commenced against her by Captain Patton,
who had the vessel seized Oh a claim for
5000
Before assuming the reins of government
Maximilin will NV it the return of the
Mexican Drputati1u. va offered i'm the
c. WI on e :iri OF October. with tire ,otr
pi be Mexican notibler ai,d adhesion of GER
am cities specified BY the Archdnke, who
"a IN udcd that vote Of notables to be ratified
y 70 vote Of tire VI X an municipal cnancil,
tn mIs>i ~ oi -,- French exp,,lirl N will
hc accomplished by the middle ni january
lee D,.rutati1n was expected {, return g.,
FrHrr by the first fortnight in February.
-ui Will proceed T. MIramora to announce
10 fhe Arcirlukr If election The Arch
'iu,e will not 1nls orpt. bat immediately
'.-s..'ne tae ,ccpre, and visit Paris IA the
qualify of the Emperor Vi Mexico
The pirate AlIh4ma Is reported to have
been Sing pore Oh tap 23i OF December.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
New YoRK. Feb 6.

New YORK, Feb 8.
News from Memphis of the 23th ult.. save
Corinth was evacuated on Monday last. and
every thing OF value brought To Memphis
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad will
be evacuated from la Grange To Memphis TO-
night. The force chat has been holding
Curinth and the road between that place
and Memphis, was concentrated al
Memphis, and the entire infantry and
artillery have gone under Gen Hurl-
bart upon bats down the river The
whole l6tn Corp- Is in this expedition and
m"re toe. The troops are now well on their
way 10 their destination which is not yet To
'c diyulgcd. \ great Cavalry Expedition
do also been organized under Bug Cen
smith, Chief vi Cen Grants Cavalry WHO
viii SON be heard from. srhIs expedition
will make an extensive rad into Ala. Miss,
and Georgia. Gen. Grierson accompanies
the expedition. Tie force is large and well
and il l. expected they will MAKE
terrible 4avock along the railroads, bridges
&c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

Tie hill pissed in the House FRIDAY to iacili-
tate payment Of arrears, &c., 10 soldiers, pro-
vidcs that in ease the death oioffcers, nonc0m-
missioned officers, privates and other enlisted
men, it hall be the duty Of the proper officer
to furnish to the Second Auditor critical
statement OF date of death and full particu-
lars Of the military history Of the deceased,
together with the amount Of arrears of pay,
bounty, clothing. to be pad. certified by
any pqvmaster Of the army. The same
course is to be pursued in case Of the person
diving in hospital All pay and bounties I'M
der the act of March. 1868, due to persons
discharged, or who may be discharged from
the army within ,wo years by reason Of
wounds. shall be adiudicated by the Commits
sioner of Pensions under the rules governing
Invalid pensions. and On the certificate Issued
by him payment shall De- made by any pay
master OF the army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

Negroes are drug IN the Richmond mar
ket. The Sentinel says The hire of n =
groes has fallen a considerable sum since the
lst Of january, and the agents are somewhat
bothered to know what 10 do with them
People are getting tired Of paying exorbitant
prices for servants, and will 10 without them
altogether before they will submit 10 such
rates as have been demanded. The owners
should lie satisfied II they can get persons to
clothe and feed their negroes in these times
OF scarcity"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
NV YnRK Feb e

NBw YORK, Feb. o.
The Richmond Examiner says Several
thousand Yankee prisoners are about to be
sent to Georgia 900 of the 1000 in Richmond
were in hospital on the Doth.
The Worlds New Orleans letter says -
Our forces at Madisonville are being con-
stantly increased with the evident intention
OF making it a base of supplies
Rum0rs say Gen. Banks will soon embark
for Texas indicating advance movements in
that quarter. Thepeople Of that state are
ready IN large numbers To join our forces.
The Times letter IRON Chattanooga says
Rebel deserters are pouring into our lines By
hundieds and open mutiny Is feared by the
rebel leaders in consequence of their late con-
scription law.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

A large lot Of c.,ntisca;'j gu,'ds were sid
at Brandy Station on the 81. NotNi hstand-
ing an apparent combmaliv OF 81 l. To get
them at nominal rates, tney Melted tie aver
age Washington rates. TIE articles were
generally in excess Oi tire nanIi, Ste aud oihc-
ers' orders. The lq-J.s, emp ing q part
OF the seizures were turnod over u { q Ne i
cal Department. and tie rJc,cds the sul,
about Sl5C0, were placed IN Gen. Patrieks
hands, TO be applied TO the relief OF our sick
and wounded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

The lsT VI ARTILLERY 9th regiment)
letter says. is the largest regiment in the L.
S. service 1888 men. One more
man would make the regiment full, 1889
beng a maximum artillery regiment. The
regiment is becoming disciplined very fast.
as the several companies are under thorough
drill every day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

Colts pistol factory was destroyed by fir
this morning with all the machinery and %
large amount OF other property. The build
ing was 500 feet long by 90 wide with L.
100 by 90. fhe Office, large three story
bnilding was also destroyed.
The new building in which the Mime rifles
are made may be saved
Seventeen hundred workmen were employ
ed. half of whom are thrown out of work
SvNvrei i'>e~ were Lest hs che failing, If the
roof and floors
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
FRIEEDs AND RELATIVES
OF rHE-
BraUe. Soldiers - sailors,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
OINTMENT.

4 IL who have Friends and Relatives the Army
y Yr Navy. should take e.peeialcfre, that they
be amplp supplied with these Pills and Ointment :;
ami where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have ne
elected o. provide the mselves with them, better
present can ne seut them by their friends. They
have been proved O. De the soldiers ucver-failius
friend ~ the hour of nted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

Private information received from Kansas
st..ses that the Legislature Of that State on
Saturday agreed TO g into an election for an
I. ), Senator on Tuesday in place of Gen.
Lane, notwithstanding the TACT that the ma
j1rity of the present Legislature were elected
with distinct understanding that no cleo
tiOn should take place during the present
terms, or before the new Legislature should
assemble next winter. Gen. Lanes term ex-
pires On the 4th March 1865.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

The provisional regiment stationed in the
Southwest portion of Missouri has been very
active. Since last April they report having
killed two hundred and seventy bushwhackers,
which is certainly execution on a large scale
for the restricted district over which it has
extended.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

e.. N -Iln. Lriif %. Clmmi,,ary- D.
i,rm. IA 90! I & south, has to-day ofrrrd II
taxi all e v-gcir lie, which can he raised
h,i' cd, p Pr ,cnt. advance On New York
prices
Iris! p at'er art planted On some planta
tions, aud 1t Is peculiar to see Northern
planter staining in iilr garden in tie month
Of January, with an umbrella over his head
all day to keep the sun IF The weather
for W., weeks iias been like June. bat We
may have a ''hlaek frost vet, 50 the dask-
les tell Us"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
OVTTIts
FOR ULCERATEu SORE THROAT.

You will lake one teaspoonful Of the Liniment ami
four teasp0onluis of water Gargle the throat twice
day In few days IL will be we'll. This one tea
..r,frtn ill 30 .-fI.. I.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
SECOND TRAM, rHRoUGH VAL
VERMONT CENTR ANDsULLIvAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December ]
rrain, aaira .SoriA ana Ea.t.

Leave Burlington At : A n, I2A5 N. and s0o r.
Man Tram leaves ST Adams at Is A N, Burling-
ton On N, connecting White River Junction and
Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester, &C.
and with Vermont Valley Railroad Tor Springfield
and New HSrk, arriving in New York at 10 IS Pm
Day ErPfto TTGiH leaves Ogdensburgh at 30
N, Montreal at o. NJ Rouse's Point at 10 A. N,
for Boston, Troy and New York
Night EzgTSss Train leaves Ogdensburgh AZ u %
n. Montreal at 3 o. n, ROuseis foint at 5 IS NJ
arriving at Boston at 40 ~ connect NJ at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and WOr-
cester and Vermont VALLEY Railroad for Springfield
and New Haven, aud arriving in New York at 1000
.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

In the Chesapeake case at Halifax, Feb 6,
the Judge decided to restore the vessel and
cargo to the owners, subject to such condi-
ton respecting payment Of expenses as the
Attorney General may exact. The latter de-
mands surety against latent claims. to which
the owners and agents demur. The court
adjourned to Wednesday next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
Golfer = TMrk'S
TO BUY YOUR
X e lynn ade Clothing
-FoR-
FALL AND WINTER.
CO. GO, ColIE AT nNcF,

CO. GO, CONE AT ONCE,
where the greatest assortment Of good Good. iscon
stantly kept On hand at the e lowest prict.S-
TO 20 Nos and Bank Block 20 get YOUR fine
Clothing cut ami made 10 order, where you can zee
the choicest stock OF
Foreign and American Clothes,
cas-meres and Vestings. which sre made up in
style not To he eXcelled
Finally,
60. co, CONE At ONCE,
See and Partake of the good things set beE,ry ,au
st -
No = aad 3 Bank Bfack.
CoLyER a TURN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

Washington disp'c DAY eve to the
Piiladelphia Ledger - % i..niors are cur
tent than combined attack by the feet IN
der Farragut and 10000 troops by way Of
Pascagpula was made upjn Mobile on Satur-
day last
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12

Az ADJOURNED MEETING of the Chamr lain
Valley Agricultural S,ciety will be held ut
Vergennes IN the 18Th inst.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-12
a. G.. sTRON
pEALER ~
fries, Springs. FetfOc

HUBS. SpOE n, WHEELS. sEAT-STtCKs
PATENT AND ENANELLED LEATHER, ~
ELLEB CLOTH. PATENT FACE CLOTH
Oh Cloth. Carriage and Fire Bolts, Mal.elhie o.
Wrought Nuts. Washers Carriage hr---.
Handles Shalt Shacl les, Dash Frames, Plated
plain. The best assortment of Carria---ua.
Goods IN the state. Also Iron, steel Nal.rlt.
Wis, Vices. Crowhars. Mil, Gross cut and tr-
saws, ShOvels Spades. Hoes. &c Paint. a1-
Aarnlsh. Iurpentine. House Trimmings, Mech
Tools Of all kinds, aud general assortment el .,
Hardware CALL md SEE The GOODS q
PRICES.