War of 1812 Bicentennial

Montpelier, (Vermont,) Sept. 17.

From all parts of the Country we receive accounts of the movements of the troops and militia. Plattsburgh, N. Y. about 60 miles from Montreal, is their place of destination; where Generals Dearborn and Bloomfield, have already arrived, with about 2000 men each. The 6th Regiment under Col. Simmons; the 15th, Col. Pike, & 13th, Col. Schuyler, all New-England troops, are on the march to join the army at Plattsburgh, under Gen. Dearborn; the 6th and 15th Regiments from New-York, were to march the 3d inst. The Vermont troops are now at Plattsburgh. It is stated that Gen. Bloomfield, of New-York, is to command the van of the army on the expedition.

About 80 of the U. S.'s. troops from New-Hampshire and between 4 and 500 of the drafted militia of this State, passed through town the prsent week, on their way to Plattsburgh.