Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS DISPATCHES.


INSTANTANEOUS DISPATCHES.
New York, Jan. 4.
l private letter from an officer who has
Ijust lott Fast Tennessee says that section of
the country can subsist IN army during the
winter. The opening Of communication with
Chattanooga will also facilitate the transmits.
ion ofsupplies which cannot he obtained there.
SO there will be plenty to cat
Private advices from Chattanooga state that
/ 1000 rebels are at or near Dalton. Wheel.
er's cavalry was near Red Hill on Sugar
Creek. Gen. Hsrdee's headquarters were At
Tilton's. The enemy are certifying Rome,
Resca and Atlanta. Our troops are in win
ter quarters at Chattanooga, Huntsville
Lookout Valley and along the Nashville rail
road.
The Times Washington dispatch says the
$40 loan will not be withdrawn from the
market till it is all taken. The people have
the chance &c bay II at par.
There is but little doubt that in the re-
assembling Of Congress, action will be taken
by which the time fixed for the payment of
bounties will be further extended Prob
ably to the frst Of February.
On Friday night the Susquehanna froze up
so tight that the railroad Ferry boat with 500
passengers on BOARD were locked up in the
middle of the river. Since then no mail has
arrived in Washington.
Col. Lowelrs cavalry while on scouting
expedition near Hay Market on Friday, sud
denly came upon guerrilla eucampment, and
dsshing in upon the villains killed and
wounded many and took 35 prisoners, one a
captain We lost one killed and one wound
ed
CINCINNATl, Jan. 4.
Two soldiers were frozen to death at Camp
IChase on Saturday. The soldiers in the
camps at indianapolis have suffered consid-
Ierably.
On Thursday night four rebel prisoners
were frozen to death in the cars at Jefferson
vile. The trains on all the roads leading in
to Cincinnati have been much delayed by the
cold weather and snow
New YORK. Jan. A.
The Herald's dispatch states that several
prominent Democratic leaders are in Wash
Iington, consulting upon action relative to
National Convention.
Today's Tribune dispatch says although
Chief Justice fancy has improved in health,
1t is not believed that he will sufficiently re-
cover to attend to his duties again. Judge
Wayne is officiating in his place.
Gen. Stoneman, Chief Of the Cavalry Blu
reau, has resigned The action of the Secre-
tary of War in relieving Col Sawttle, his
Qudrtermaster is assigned as the reason for
this step.
The appointment of Gen. Rosecrans TO the
Department Of Missouri is suspended until
he action Of the Senate upon Gen. Scho6eld
If the latter is not confirmed the former will
be appointed.
1t is creditably reported that Gen. Frank
Blair has resigned his seat in Congress
Gen. Burnside, ordered 70 report at Wash
ington, will be here tomorrow
WAsHINGroN, Jan. T.
Dispatches from Mr.. Pruyhn, American
Minister in Japan, announce that the JAMS
anese Government has agreed to r. the claim
for damages, $4,000, for interrupting the
American steamer Pembroke last year. This
argues good understanding with japan.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.
The Tribune vouches for letter Just pub
lished, dated Charleston, Dec. both, from
lady TO friend, which contains statements
that there were then not twenty Lakes in the
city, and that her husband was hurrying her
off to Macon, perfectly satisfied that Gilmores
shells made the place uninhabtable. The
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