Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20
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m AIkNnsah ikutl paper say iil''N ni'Rf'
loch has thirteen hundred Indian warriors,
armed with rife butcher-knfc and tomahawk.
Gen Butler has power to raise six thousand
men in New England for special purpose.
The Government a, Washington has learn
ed that England will have cotton enough to
run her mills on full time one year, without
taking pound Of this years southern crop
II so, who will buy Southern cotton, and what
becomes Of that famous financial operation OF
the rebels that was based solely ON the cot
ton crop.
The story that Commodore Stewart has
just retained from Europe to join the rebels
is a lie entire He has not been out Of New
Jersey fora long time, aud is an up to-the-
hub Union man
TnE NArroNAL LoAN.--Tho payments on
the loan in New York on the l2th and 18th
exceeded one million Of dollars each day. At
Baltimore over half a million was taken on
the 18th. Over million was paid in at Bos-
ton. nearly three fourths Of which was by the
banks.
The statement that part Of the crew Of the
pirate ship jeff Davis have been arrested ON
a charge Of stranding her, reminds us Of a for-
gotten item of news furnished by Mr.. Howcs.
IL is that the crow Of the rebel steamer York
town (now in James river, J had determined to
surrender her TO the Yankees, if her officers
attempted to run the blockade. The abuse Of
some Of the men was the reason. One Of them
an Irishmsn) was Asyed nearly to death.
The amount Of rebel property seized in New
York, consisting of bank balances. stocks,
bonds. SC. tits estimated will exceed ten mil
lions of dollars
The Champion California mail steamer has
, reached New York with over million dollars
; in gold.
OF the 62 prisoners Confined at Fort Lahy-
, cite, every one. save three, ha. been found to
I have been guilty Of the treason for which he
was arrested
Ex-Gov. Geo y. Briggs, Of Massachusetts,
4 died on Thursday morning last.
The resolutions of the New York State
SHAM Democratic Convention at syracuse
precisely embody the celebrated toast Of I'm
sign Jehiel Stebbins Eternal war and n,
:. fighting The real Democrats fight.
+ The n. Y Herad states that the subscrp
d tions for the National loan aie proceedin.
vigorously, the daily amounts being double
now what they were at he beginning. It add
d that foreign capital will be invested largely
n and that our own citizens, who defer too
r. long. will have To pay premium to get am in
b. ve-lmcnt in the loan.
lie KENrUcKY--The Louisville journal give
e good advice 10 the Union men Of kentucky
/ Strike at the rebels, it says. "boih from
Re abroad and at home. with the swiftncss an,
y force Of a thundcr-bot.'
6. FoRErGN Tie number Of British troop
y. to be sent 90 Canada turns out TO be onl
n three regiments The London Times wond
- ers how long the American people will sub
ia init to be taxed for the war being in tha
point very much like the rebels and semi
rebels Of this country. Our war tax is jus
about equal to the British peace tax.
- III L. A. Woodbury. has written anothe
letter to his friends, dated at Richmond, Aug
l4th He says that he is gaining slowly
u being just able to walk about his room. II
'o has had good care, having been provided witt
nurses by the sisters of Charity, Of that city
"a He had not heard a word from home, tn
mails are not allowed to crrry anything sout
Of Washing on.-LamoUe Ne,os Dealer.
lew. Il. Emery from Eden, writes fror
Nv Chain Bridge q" Our first lieutenant has bee
70 promoted to ad utant, and our old adiutan
NV has been promoted TO adjutant of Brigade
We have good library in our camp; so 20
a we have good reading enough
ID, A MINISTER HUNG IL ARKANsAs.-I hay
ei' lust learned that minister believe Nc
a thodist-was hung his church door, at
ny village called Dardanelle, about 90 mile
M. above Little Rock, Ark, on the Arkansa
~ River. He preached on the text in DcuteI
~, onomy XIV. 10: :" In the seventh year tho
be shalt let him 20 free from thee" Just wh'
az he preached about don't know lie is sal
~ 90 have been originally from Zlnesvillc, Ohi'
h1 Tribune.
The Ma SOS or CoRN-In Scotan,
when the " s., cfru j. used 1t Is UNIVERSAL
understood 10 signify oats; in England
means wheat aud in the United States, maiz
,,r The London Tunes thinks hereafter the
nm must be two governments in the United State
81. and both less democratic than is the prcsen
Tins agrees with the new notion OF the Sout
i.h ern rebels, for an eristocracy.
ihe Barclay Coppjc. ono Of John Browns me
IN, was killed at the Tall Of Little Platte brid
'ie in Missouri
li More concealed arms have been discoyen
'on in Baltimore.
mc The accounts from Missouri, and the ueig
nm borhood Of Paducah, Kentucky, indicate tn
,as fighting may be soon expected
4e Pennsylvania is to furnish ten new res
i mcnts this week
t in Fremouts proclamation has SO alarmed t
ioy slavocratic rebels of Missouri, that they a
eut sending all thcr slaves South.
",e NEGRO REGIMENTS. The Washingt
'in correspondent OF the Cincinnati Inquirer "a
DC there are eight full regiments OF colored me
ilar OF thousand men each, in Canada, and 70
'se' more in Pennsylvania whose services ha
rrs been offered TO the government. These l.
ao- 600 men have not been accepted. but iii
Iop have not been refused Private assuran'
be have been given to them that their seryi,
, as may be needed, as they have been encourag
ihat to keep up the organization.
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,ud WAR DECLARED AGAINST THE SOU1
'pFs,, BY MEXICO.
Correspondence Of the New Orleans Crescent
~, MArANoRAs, Monday. Aug. ., 1861