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victories near Chattanooga. Miscellaneous. A dispatch from Burlington, Vt., dated the 22d, has the following about the great "border conspiracy" of the Copperheads: Considerable excitement was caused yesterday in the villages of Rouse's Point and St. Albans by reports that a body of secessionists in Montreal had planned to seize Fort Montgomery, destroy the drawbridge at Rouse's Point, and plunder Plattsburg and Burlington. Information of such a plot reached Gov. Smith and CollecRouse's Point, and plunder Plattsburg and Burlington. Information of such a plot reached Gov. Smith and Collector Clapp, of this port, on Friday. They immediately took steps to communicate with the officer in charge of Fort Montgomery, who soon had the guns manned and ready to give the renegades a warm reception.--This scheme was probably linked with the Johnson Island project. Ample preparations have beet, made by Gov. Smith to repel any attack which may be made upon our borders. The New York Tribune has the following paragraph: The Copperheads of Hartford, Conn., elected their ticket for