Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
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4 O'CLOCK p. M.
TO THE FREEH4N

New YORK June Is. The Tribune oorrespon-
dent from Gen. Sherman, dating near Dallas,
Jane !, says The ea3my IN frost ottte 23d corps
yesterday, made dash AZ the advance line OF
our works With the intention of occupying
better position. They were met with heavy
fire from our men, who remained mmutably,
although the rebels came up within lewIpaces.
They finally fell back in terror and confusion
FMS repulse was the most dec dod and destr1c
tive which the enemy has YET ufered.
During last night the enemy assaulted fight
ing Joe Hooker, but was repulsed as usual with
loss.
LOUISVILLE, June Il. Dr. Wheeler Mail
Agent who has been at Frankfort, Ky, during
che siege, left there at 430 thus mornlng ana
has arrived here.
lie reports that the fight commenced at & P
NJ, Friday, and lasted till dark, and at inter-
walls during the night The enemy approached
from Georgetown in two iorcee, aggregatiDg
1900 men Seven hundred entered old, and 500
new Frankfort. lnoy Lad no artillery A
small four-pounder had been placed below the
fort to protect our rifle pits, which was captur
ed but Was subsequently rs-capured.
On Saturday firing continued from 0 clock,
A. N. TIL 2. NJ, without lnIefmssion. The
tetels made Two demands during the day for the
surrender Of the fort. Both were refused.
The reb is abandoned the attack at / p. ~,
On Saturday, aud by O'Clock P. NJ. were NOV.
ing eastward The Federal loss was 8 wound
ed Rebel loss unknown The lorl was CARR
soued by $50 men, only u Of whom were soldier,
CiNclNNATI, 1870 P. NJ. Morgan, with
5000 rebels attacked tue l7lst aud l0oth ono
regiments, under zen llobson, at Cyn hanna
yesterday After severe light they compelled
H0tson 10 surrender, Oh condition that the men
be Immediately exchanged.
The lighting was principally n the streets o
Cynthianna. ABOUT ~ buildings were consumed,
Oar loss was Is killed ard 50 wounded C.L
b r lmiu, Provost Marshal at Coyngt0n, was
mortaily wounded Col. Gaines, Of the l6tn
Ohio, was seriously wounded Oar loss in pris
oners is from 1900 to 1900
This morning Gen. Burtridge, who LETT Paris
last hight, fell upon tie rebel Gen. Morgan
while at breakfast, and alter a severe fight,
completely defeated and scattered Morgan iOt-
ces in all directions About one hundred pis-
oners were taken, including twenty officers.
Gen. Burbridge, at LAST advice, was closely
following hs Aeeiag rebels
Mex YORK, June - The Times W ashing-
ION ulHpatch says IL " nDl llhprbDtUie tudt IHV
James river has NOT only bseu ehectually cleared
OF tofpedots and otter obsirn ;uons but that
the rebel iOrtlhcltions which lined its bank are
il our poss ssion, and that the guuboats and
monitors will have an opportunity TO plrtcIpa'
10 the reduction Of the rebel capital.
The Herald 9th Corps correspondent, VIII
ting June 10th, says, about 800 rebel cavalry
dashed Oh our cavalry yiettes this p NJ and
captured twenty or thirty men
Gen Eefeno, with the colOrsd infantry, r.
turned the compliment by gobbiing up 60 eques
trian cbyalry.
NEW YORK, June 10. The Tribune Wash
ington dispatch has the following, saying no
such intelligence has reached here from auy
other source
White HousE June II News from tie front
this evening is OF The most cheei ful chsactes.
/ Two officers have JUS arrived bringing he JOY
( iul news OF the capture OF Fort Darling.
An oder conveying tins intelligence was read
to the army last evening, and the cheers of our
soldiers were heard for miles around
The steamer Gamer has arrived from Bermuda
Hundred with 46 rebels captured Thursday IN
side the rebel works around Pelersburgh.
New YORK, Juae Is. Cold Sl96 -