Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER EROM EU ROPE.
SANDY Hook, NY, hoy. %. Steamship
Africa, from Liverpool 10th and Queenstown
llth, has arrived off this point
The American ship Lauretta, with 600 slaves,
also barqnc Buckoye, wiiha full cargo of slaves,
it is reported escaped the cruisers on the coast
Of Africa, and are bound for Cuba.
Tho King of Sardinia has formally accepted
the sovereignty Of Naples
Garibaldi has resigned lis Dictatorship and
gone to his island home.
Victor Emmanuel had accepted the sovereign.
ty Of the Two Siclies. Tho deed Of anncxa-
ton was drawn up by Garibaldi and Ministers
who had resigned.
The departure Of Francis ii from Gaeta was
imminent. 1t was reported that the command
er Of Gaeta was negotiating with Fanti for
evacuation.
Turin, Nov. 9. The Opin;one publishes tho
following despatch dated Naples, Nov, s." On
the entry Of the King into Naples Garibaldi
sat at his side in the carriage. To day, at IL
A. NJ, Garibaldi, accompanied by the Ministry,
formally presented to the King the result of The
plebiseite. His Majesty received them in the
lhrone-room. The Minister Signor C0nGorti
addressed the King thus
Sire, the Neapolan people, assembled in
their electoral committees. have proclaimed you
King by an immense majority, 5000 900 of ltal
ces which your Majesty governs with SO much
wisdom, verify irg your solemn promise that
Italy should bclprg 10 The ltaans. The King
replied ia few express ye words. The decd Of
annexation was then drawn up. TIE dictator
sh;t "a thn ~
enthusiasm Of the people continues"
FEnA AEIxoXa ASD SovoRA. A letter from
IuscJn to the St Louis Rcp~sdraa reports that
irghtfu deprtdati9Es have recently bacn COM
mitted by the Yaq Indians, in she neighbour
b.. ID Of the Chin" tio.Gp IanCh'. About the
2u!h ult,, u.ry killed several men and women,
and destroyed the place by IRE.
A battle between the Liberals and Church
party is reported to have b,en ;oug,,t near the
same place. on the I'D the latter, aided by the
Iaquis, sustaining u severe defeat. They were
commanded by General Gobolondo, and the Lab
erals by Colonel Morales. Gobolondo is said to
have turned traitor during the engagement and
gone over to the enemy. The Indians lost 240
men the Mexicans but small number Tho
faqus are forming themselves into guerilla
hands for the purpose Of rayagiug towns and
ranches
THE Hl5roHY or MONTPELIER, written by iIoa.
y. =. Thompson, is now published and for sale
at the FreoaIan Bookstore We shalt take oc-
cason to refer to the work at length hereafter
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A GrkioaI1Y. --Whil3 workmen were dig
l. ~
W. Cilley, ESQ.,, of Woodbury., Vt, in July
last, they found imbcdded in the mari at the
depth of seven feet below the surface horn
which somewhat resembles the antler of an elk
In the same mari bed there VS. found Il nor.
tim Of the jaw bone Of an herbi'erous animal
in which wero four teeth about the size Of those
of horse. This mari bed is situated Oh d
Hill, two hundred feet above any pond of water
in the vicinity, and is comparatively dry land
and upor it ash trees two feet in diamiter were
growing fifty years ago. Mr.. Cilley regards,
the above horn different from the antlers o:
existing species of deer or elk has kindly pre-
sentcd them to the state, and they nre nov
on exhibition in the cabinet at the State IIonsc
- Watchmdn.
$. F, Merrill of this village bas kept IN ac
count with q hens for ono year, ending in DC
tober, and finds that it cost about three dollar.
per month"; or $3G dollars for the year The
aggregate profit is s72, 81, being a net profit Of
s36. They laid 33S dozen eggs which sold al
an average of Is cents per dom, making 500, :
~; the balance being six collars worth of
chickens and six dollars worth Of manure
Beiiows Fails Times.
\ fellow in Bratleboro, democrat, who wa
going to the village to vote, saw a tree soon at
ter it had been shiycIed by lightning, and de.
elatod with much enphns;s that was surl
omen OF Lincoln S election " Why? nqujr.
ed n republican friend. . because" said he
"0ld AbcisToun1 Ecro splitting rails "-IYma<
\ few days since, Mcs5rs. Graves & B@l7, M.
nors in Plymouth gold digsin2s, found nugget
worth $3.50, and next day another worth $40,
IS. Thos- Of the uincrs who remain are DOING
very paying business, but most Of them have
closed up for the winter.
Mr.. James Parker went as conductor on tn,
first trip over the Western Railroad from Bos
ton to Springfield in 1880, and has been employ
cd on the road in tho same capasty cyerginca
lie has Travelled in all 100000 miles,