Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-14

,Iuue l0--The Marine Society Of Salem
Il stricken the name Of the traitor Lieut..
h Jury from the roll, and hung his portrait
side down, face 90 the wall.
Edward Everett says he knows that for
q rty years sundry Southern men have been
dprmined 10 dissolve the Union. Senator
Iousias was preparing pamphlet on that
point when arrested by his last sickness.
The Border State Convention, recently held
IL Kentucky. recommended two propositions.
D. That Congress shall propose amendments
n hc Constitution 10 secure the legal rights
81 aych lders and allay approximations in re-
garl 10 future entertainments ; or ID. provide
e. convention TO attempt peacable adjust
The Rhode Island regiment have balloon
g accommodating.
Rev J d. Cargill late Of Vermont, has
b on appointed chaplain in the army.
A company of Virginia rebels attempted to
81 90 800 bbls. Of -four at Mercersyille, Nd,
o. the Sth, but were repulsed by the Home
Guard.
A meeting Of loyal Americans was held at
Pau on the 29th, and speeches were made
b, Ministers Dayton, Clay, and Burlngame,
al hy Col Fremont and others.
Prince GortschachoH, Gov. Of Portland,
d. ON the 3Olh ult.
The Vermont regiment at Newport News
eteetcd a breastwork twelve feet high in four
dbys.
Col. Smith has captured 1000 muskets, G
cannon, and a shop from the rebels at Eastou'
M.
Col. Shufner captured eighteen rebels near
Noroik, Mo, on the l0ih, and they are now
., Cairo.
North Carolina has adopted the Confede-
rate constitution,
Cave Johnson has written letter in favor
Of the secession Of Tennessee. He caves, OF
cputse.
Over one hundred fugitive slaves reached
Huusbafgh on Wednesday and Thursday
The yellow Fever has commenced at New
Ofleans
Jme The sffairs Of the State Depart
mcnt, under Mr.. Seward, are conducted mucl
more closely than usual
H One Of the slaves who came into Newport
New was asked if he ran away. No, gol'
N. said he, Massa run away from me
when he see soldiers coming he run like de
debbil. spec he's gone to Richmond. ~
The secessionsts do not like the notion o
Creating slaves as eontraband Of war.
= Refugee teachers continue to arrive North
fom the Confederate State" banished fol
D. tsinis of Yankee blood and Yankee prin'
ciples, their southern employers refusing t'
pay their bills.
Hon. b. f. Thomas, the Union candidate
Ma on Tuesday elected Member Of Congress
ID the Third Mass. District, in place Of Hon
Charles f. Adams, having but little opposi
tiun
Col Kelly, who was wounded at Philippi
y recovering.
The Baltimore Exchange publishes letter
pnrporting to be written by Gov. Hicks
which shows him to be in league with thu
secessionists Government had better WHIP
Dat Baltimore and her traitorous mob will
ther aiders and abettors, as an example 70
uaitors everywhere.
A citizen of Memphis, Tenn, whom trca
b. has not be enable to infect, makes Thu
following statement
There are still many good Union men in West Ten
n scr who cherish their loyalty la secret, ana the mum
hi grow, az you go East. Fheaerer tie Federal col
rr aie adraaced ~ tprcc fotoard TIE Gmf neir nun
o. ciH hc materially Increased and those Of the rele
a "mrhed By descFf'oHs, and many an old Federal ia
~" consigned 90 the oblivion II the closet, will float o.
VI nreezr that NOW bears no whisper Of 10y atty