Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

Gen. Custar may follow me be careful and mol
give false alarm.
Advces from Knoxville Of the och inst
STATE that the Kebe Gen. L)n4strect j. sup
posed to be at Greenfield, and bis forces hold
Bulls Gap It's thought that only small
part OF his army has gone TO George Oul
advance is near MorrlstoHn.
The Rebel papers admit that at the battle oil
Olustee, Florida, their force engaged consisted
OF eleven regiments OF infantry, four batt,IIou.
OF cavalry, and three batteries Of artillery
while our own was not equal TO two-thlrds Of il.
Another account sets down the Rebel loss AZ
about 800 killed aud wounded,
Tie Richmoad ElaHiaer Of March ! says
that on Fec. 29, 400 more Union prisoners were
shipped Tor Amercus Ga. Nearly 900 have
thus lar been sent, and there are aceJmmodl-
tIuGs for 5000
! From New Orleans We have dates to MoIoh
9Th Gen. Sherman had arrived there Iraus-
ports are bringing troops back from Texas
Governor Hahn was inaugurated GA the 4 b
with imposing ceremonies at New Orleans
General Banks delivered an address in which he
predicted the reduction Of the instruction TO
three or hour states Oh the Atlantic coast by dis
seasons campaign. lie said ~" Let Us remcn-
Der that the re inauguration we celebrate has
the basis oil century, for we have achieved The
deeds OF century IN the past two yeais, and sO
long az the people are faithful and tue % woe
another 80 .ong VIII stand Louisiana Tic hra
returning STATE 10 winch every man is a hec
man,
Gov Eabn's inaugural address regards slavery
as the cause OF tb- present unhOly ATTEMPT 90
break up the gov rnmeut, and lts universal add
immediate extinction 3 a public blessing ain
every light before me, he sage, " am COM
strained 10 believe that The cause Of rebellion III
IN extremity and II seems to me not extTayagaut
70 look upon thls yeal as the faal one Of tae
most senseless, eausgigss and most murdtf.usI
rebellion that ever occurred in civilized natlou.I
The loyal inca OF Louisiana have suffered mach
ana deeply, but wlth the blessings OF God uIoo
our exarliuns all will soon be rignt az in AID
peace, happiness md prosperity will smile upon
our thresholds as Of OLD.
Gen. Bea7reg4rds vile died on the q, the
funeral 90 the 4th pas the largest ever seen 10
Ne" Orleans. Over 5000 persons attended, and
the c1rtege was over one mile in length. Gen
Banks kindly extended to the family The stem
er Nebraska tu convey The remains d few mice
up the river 10 her iaIher's partition lheI
body was followed to the loyee by thousands
ladies who wished to take a last iarew
who was loved and esteemed by p
The steamer Columbia, from j Ore4.
brings news from le. Our 1T op ned a |
fire On / 10, Powell IN the morning
OF the 23d ult, and il was thought that it could
not hold out long The bel ram Tenn, s.ee
now lies under the protecten Of the guns OF Fort
Morgan. The women and children were bong
removed from the ty. Admiral Farragut on
board the Calhoun, was inside ol Dauphin III
aud, and the flagship Hartford was at Ship
island, forty miles wet OF Mobile An attack |
on our blockadng fee was anticipated, proyid-
ing that The Rebel rauis we've 10 good order and
condition