Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS DlSPATCHE ) ..

corps. Several were wounded on both sides
The gunboat feet went down the river to
day.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 9.
Burbridge and command were at Bean'i
Station, on the 9th, and in good spirits. This
movement OF Gen. Burbridge on Brecken.
ridges flank had compelled the latter to with.
draw his force from Bulls Gap, except q
small cavalry force. Vau. hn was reported
at Chicky Bend with his cavalry, and Bush.
rod johnson at Jonesboro, but both reports
are considered doubtful.
There was considerable excitement here
yesterday from the arrest Of gamblers and the
impressment of horses. The street cars were
temporarily stopped for want Of motive power
A gang of Gentrys men took possession oil
Lagrange yesterday afternoon, injuring the
railroad so as to prevent travel for a day or
two.
The journal says tit is our impression
that Breckenridge will turn up in an unex-
pected quarter before long.
New YORK, Dec. 10.
Richmond papers Of the 7th inst. are filled
with expectations of immediate attack on
Richmond, and explanations why they expect
IT, They are entirely confdeAt that Gen.
Grant has been reinforced by the 9th Corps
and that he has other fresh troops.
The Hilton Head correspondence of the
New York Herald gives a long account Of
Inc expedition Of Gen. Foster up Broad river
and of the battle which took place at Honey
Hill, near Grahamsville, S. c., on Wednes.
day, Nov. so. We extract the following
The expedition left Hilton Head on Tues
day, goth ut, and was composed OF portion
OF loe ls' Mass. cavalry tne o4'n Mass In IN
ianiy' seNelsi 'eeiuen'S Vi Ne" io'k' oniu
anu "h''eu o1a.eS eoioreu "ooPs' WIN IVY
batteries OF Aruiery, Inc navy co-oPeta.eo'
sending several gunooats' force OF matihe'
ana sailors acting as ih'ahuy anu 'ne haNa
battery Inc total NUMBER Oh 'ne Iofce Ii
NOT stated
Nui 'ou'' as B,"uua'y es'ao's'"eu, i'"Vu
Gu 70 'ne rign' anu iei' aoou. nan Hl''e--lo'
considerable portion Oh .he way piohe
ioush PAIN OF ROAD ana WIN 'ne oen'fe "a a
.ne urn Vi VIC man rvau' iie'e i.,eu' wi
Ames oroueh' up al Tue a,'"Ie'y 'nS' oou'u
DC useu' anu UNIV a''e' ua'A heP' up CON,
s'an' anu enec'''e nre On tue reoei "oiKS anu
nnes' ne pe'so''a"S suPeiin,ehuou 'ue ni
ing, anu eAo''eu sehe'ai "u'n"a''on oy DIS
cooiness anu bravery.
Inc rnty-ni'n "assacnusets lco'Vreu
went 'n'o TINS ngh. On the tign' Oh ihe otis
soe' commenueu oy ooi' hart"eh' ulu
NOV po'e tue VINE, ou' F." was III 'ne nea- VI
'ne @c'ion, "nen tue oilBAue n"u go' scPara.
Gu oy sehuing ue'acnheh's 70 ulnoreh' "eah
PVin's' anu an 'n"s was 10" Vi ~ On 'po spo
"ne1e was nrs' ioeH'e" was iiieie ue'aoi
men'' me nfe became very nVt' Ou' Gun
'ne regiment eiu no' ""sei Wv ii'e 'ieie
quire'eu' Japan ooiauu' u oen. Nos'ei
s'ahs "nose ea"ah'ly was 0oIsPiououS al
Jay ioue up Jus' as No,onsi maven was
wounueu IN 'ne manu. anu au,'seu nlin W ie-
ure' ouv 'ne Dol0nel ',e'i'neu "nt. ""9 a" "a
Gus 70 ehafee ehe "oiAs' OaP'' Soisuu ue
oi'peu W give ,ne o'uei' ou, ,a'ne' Iasoi .'
,ne n'oNemen', 'ns uulie'' az 'ne ZINC ny,ne
IKE nsn' |olohel iar'wei' Ba'e 'ne oluei'
.he coiors came 70 '-e extreme irons, wnen
Tue Ooio"ei shvu'eu' nm" 'ou, ooio,s
ana 'hen ieu 'ne way himself anu ma'o Mtt
On ooiiqueiy' iu column Wy ai'isionc .oi'
naf"eii was mouheea' anu % wy 0aP'a'i
o'1ne, n.' u'an, oe.e'a :; Co. :,
'us' 90 'ue! ieao"eu t"e n'ai9A ~ VI
.ne turn IN INC ioAa, anu ",,nin sno,s uis
lance Vi INC ieoo' woih' vi. iia''"en noiee'
WINE struggling 'nfoush 'nc Ihuu' was nv
eraiy o,owh 70 pieces oy uisouase VI can
nter. Inc Oolohei was wounueu az 'ne Same
Time ana attempted 10 Jump from MS morse
ou' 'ne amman zen On nih' pressing n'ih in'O
'he mua. Az TINS .'tne ne was riuine d. 'ne
sue OIL the column ana 'he n'eh P'esseu on
past As chey neeieo 'ne .ols 'noy mu'
mutuerous n'e ol craps oanis'ei anu oune.'
u SNORT range AS .ne NUMBERS Vi 'ne su
vance were 'h'nheu' 'ne lew VINO survivor oe'
gan 10 WAIVER, anu nnai'! tue regimen. ie'ieae
co. IN recurring, Lieht. Ellswortns Win lew