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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-12
ID E N IT'S T r +!
have located in
MONT P ELIER,
as "A DENTIST,

MONTH LIER,
PERMANENTLY as a DENTIST
in the rooms formerly occupied by DR.. M. NEWTON
OVER LANGDoN's FLOUR STORE.
To the people of Montpelier and adjoining towns,
wish say well prepared to perform any operation
in Dentistry, at
REASONABLE PRICES.
insert teeth on Gold, Silver, Cheoplastic. Patina,
Continuous Gum) and Vulcante or Rubber plates.
OF the Rubber speak too favoraby having used
the entire satisfaction my patrons and myself for
number of years It is lighter stronger easier kept
cean free from taste durable and more easily repaired
than other fna Of to nsets hs with the
vaon Extracting done with care, and chdren's teeth
regulated.
in Wndham and Windsor Counties, will give but two or
three
Dr. John NJ Comegys has pracced Surgeon Den
this village for the last several years. He has been
tuition under my charge. The subscriber believes him
we'll qualified and cheerfuly recommends him to those
4'' '''e ''' p '''' VIM H. ROCKWELL, MD.
Sup't vt. Insane Asylum, Brateboro, Aug. l., 1861.
DR.. J. NJ. Comegys-Dear Sir My teeth are excellent
after years service. am highly pleased with them
and would not part with them for amount of money
shall esteem it pleasure recommend your work
all who may be unfortunate 70 be deprived of their
natural teeth know of no work equal to yours in skill
your profession public benefacor.
Respectfully, j. s LEE.
So. Woodstock, June Is, 1857.
Office I" Bellows Falls Argus,'' March 90 1860.
For several years have had dealings with DR.. j.
Comegys, and have always found him to be upright
high minded gentleman, who would he valuable addition
to the citizens Of any place. As professional
which point can also speak from experencehe stands
second to none, being fully master of Dental science in
all respects
HIRAM ATKINS, Editor Argus
DR.. j. NJ. Comegys has practced Dentistry here during
the past several years. and have frequently had occasion
to consult him in behalf Of patients under my charge
He has without exception in all the branches of his
business and in the most delicate and difficult cases.
given the fullest satisfaction, to ladies from the lar
pest cities of the Union, like New York. Boston Pha-
depha New Orleans who frequently declared that
Dr. G. treated them full we'll and perhaps with
attention, than their own family dentist.
g. W. GRAU, M. D.,
/ Physician at the Wessehnft Water Cure institution
Bratteboro, Aug. 81 1861.
will refer to Philip Wells, Cashier Bank, Brattlebore
E Kirkland, ESQ., F. II. Fessenden, Esq, and G. w.
Horton, NJ D., of Bratteboro &. D. Perkins, Samuel
Wood, Schuyler Horsington, and DR.. l. I'uckman, of
Woodstock.
will warrant all Of my work, and prices shall be
moderate. JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
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The New York herald., 1862-01-04

dined him, and wined him, and listened to his mar
rative, and made tbo welkin ring with 10 applause
The newspapers vowed that they would pee every
American ship bvrned, and every Yankee town ana city
uprooted from the very foundation before hey would
shrink from The side OF Wilkes They were Determined
back hin st all hazards and 20 tho last extremity.
Never was there such defiance they hurled 1t England
Never As there much nsolence uttered upon any one
occasion Never were such threats heard before since
the creation Of the world The HERALD led the way IN
these demonstrations. 1t going 70 raise million q
men overrun and devoIr Canada. IL was going to ~
six thousand prvatess TO cruise against English NOR
chandise. II going 70 coniscate nine hundred mil
lions of English property. would not let England nave
mo Cave If England dared u demand redress, it
ds mined to raise an insurrectson in Ireland.
Never was there any thing like tho rsadry gssconade
bully, blusier and defiance In which the whese Yankee
race-pecpe, press, public meetings, Congress- secre-
talies aud all-induge They have been compared
TO the Chinese, and think with wonderful apt-
tude But the Chinese never swsggered In this style.
And after ALL what has been the resut The Yankee Are
have drawn back from the first piece OF 1.-Two coal
presented them The Yankee swaggerer have been tie
irst To cat their words soon it was ordered
them The Yankee Congress who unanimously appros Oh
os Wilkes abandon him upon the very first intimaton
that might cost them something TO hold on to him
And BeDnet instead Of eating up Canada, instead OF en-
thousand sbi to cruise against Britsh property cooy
advises the Yankee government knock under, and, in
the very spirit of Ancient Pistol. cries, All hell shan
"a for this' hereafter Wonderful peoplcl wonderful
gress! wonderful Congress wonderful Secre,aresl won
derful Yankeeiom Certainly the world your
hks before. Even Egypt, .sthe basest Of Kingdoms, ID
respectable when compared TO you.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
THE WAR IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

/ rom the charleston Courier, Lee. IL.
Our powerful he ,odiey Our navy, in
comparison with thcrs is absolutely cont0ntibe They
have determined make the nst vigorous use OF this
advantage. Thus far notwithstandn their loud boasts
and terrible threats they have donc nothing with their
frigates and gunboas that has justified their confident
promises and incorporate exutaton Thor arst naval
expedition miserable abortion. The second, far
more expensive and formidable than the ono under COM
mand OF the iustrious Butler, though partially
objects for which IL was raised. has reflected
glory their But their naval force will enable
th 70 disturb and damage long lnc Of sci
coast without giving the opportunity to repei them
As tiey care nohug for glory but only ~ troy
an pundf this mode OF warfare exacty suits their
turcs. They wt onf ut ceok points, make raids upJn
pan,at ns, burn houses and commit all manner Of de-
Iredat ois and atrocities, and their ished
they w hasten back tc the projection Of their adress
Wbne u IS impracticabis TO defend ossry accessible
point cpcn 10 the sea- and osge a. preea %
dstoofs NE enemy ON The isGnds they hod hope
Ss that Few cccses tbs iraudi paftis meet with
will SO cmDoden and delight these pundc that tbsy
will attempt 10 psetrate the country Tor SOME a ST ,ce
from their armed vesses Reckoning uoon the proba-
b ity IT those more daring anl extensive nc,rs,ols
cnp1nes being ,r1 tnis FIR ne eress ,sf,e M IN,
fcJting and cjtuylng UIse Jdngs of rofrtirs Tho
rouOLiy ,uosntsd Uh he ion %, which Uev ci oe.
armed ,sA truly ryges these idfisdn c7y,s of chseo I'll,
spirits Uit faH p1n he foe a. nj he looks n ,or
Asa and ieir ttos niu be as srds ard tcyyLs az IN.
ar0ia Of me Tod boh of Hsdvn.
This ccrvice Is adnabiy adapted TO the nature OF the
country skirt ng our sbosrd and the character this
mode Of wa fare ~ city IN keeping with ne habs
ard prcdil ctiOns Of thousands 0f South aroas sons
There II many bravg man whnsa name will be ns eo
roue and precious o. GJBs ygt fn ap arc The
nanloi % roB, inter, Fcc;x, Hampton, bannloud
snd 1ost VI ohTs Tho deeds thai agc cerisbgd "a ~
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

gular forces were pouring down from the Interior
General Doblade had been given full powers by Congress-
and the senass mockery of that body had besn brusn
TO close General Robles had been offered the portfolio
OF War, snd supposed that the moderB Nontczuua-
soon again take to his muc 10 preserve
his Character Of the ''Ino Trste" Sir Charles wyke,
the English diplomatic nasco, will arrive here on the
kealth.
This evening we learn that the wagons bringing the
baggage aud effects Of the FeEch Legation have been
seized and their contents pitched upon the road
This has been DONE appears face OF an order to the
contrary General Uraga. The bands Of guerrilis
outside the walls respect nothing Tomorrow or next
day forces will be moved from here TO cover radius
Of some thirty forty leagues in order To secure supplies
for this city, but nothing further will be done until the
English and French arrive.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

priceless herooms, that glow upon the pages Of our
State history, that have furnished our gialhc
and fertile novelist with the richest materials
for his cha ming works, viii be rcenacted with all ths
geance. Caught ia the OF committing some baoaric
ort age, while reveling the good Of another,
their ancied security will be broken by the arp crak
OF tire rife and the fierce shout VI the patriot band and
their crimes will be visited upon them while their IN
Equities crying aloud to the Justice OF Heaven.
Despite of the great noise the people Of inc"'ndom
have made the reduction OF the cLtr nchnens OF
Port Royal the Substantial profit they have es lied f,m
that Lett will not compensate them for the loss o. one
Of the larger u their vessels which the righteous lug
meat of God overlook and sunk with Its two thousand
souls And what has that feet with It's PACKED uen
and biz guns accomplished towards the sub Eation Of
s utA tarolhas II these vesscls had contained any
othor soldiers than the twenty thousand men IN
tzatoi 10 % cin possession of SnerGi ao'H srrne
gc oavce; and 1t Is pcsite perhaps pobabe, inss
they woad have been s.cressfIs. Bat instead o IN
ceavorng mxe good tho splendid prosnises a. made
and al least save themselves from contempt, they Only
possession Of th places which Tor
n navy and lat under the protection of their
formidable g,is Asd yet this Is The pie no are TO
conquer and e'save south Cnrolua--aye, The entire
South. II th S is she way they propose 70 accomplish
this mighty under taking, they wod do It es eec.nsiy
hal ttey STAYED as home.
t We are threatened with another oet OF four
carrying rrible guns and numerous troops and
thA lest N and savannah and comp etccbe work beg
bv Dupnai and sherman. Both these cities impreg
nabe 10 attack from the sea, and cannot bring
ourselves believe that there is Ecs gh IN the
lard. We are however, perfectly pr,pa ed for this
likely event. They may have the odds Of numbers IN
their favor but have other and vastly more IN ort
ant advantages We cc2ndis'ed trih the country, tce
icoes, children and nsoaers-Oe sia strike for life,
honor. a
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
THE RAGE OF DIsAPPOINTNENT--TH
SOUTHERN PRESS ON THE SURRENDER
OF MASON AND SLIDELL.
lFrom thc Rlchmond pIspatch Dec. 27.

I'll
"All he'll shall cape for Ills. "--Shdk-pedrs.
Among the many striking portraits which the great
dramatist has drawn, there To than
that Of Ancient Pist His swagger, his buster his bold
front cowardy heart his rant bis rstian his strange
otls. have them something iniuabIy ludcrous His
braggadocia and big talk impose for even on
The men OF such army that whial Henry " led into
France, and which for him the memorable field
ef AgiEcour At last grown bod by long impunity, bc
ventures too far, aud his exposure Is complete Wcsh
gentleman OF dauntlcss courage but dcmcanor, be-
cores tn, subject OF his insoenre lie laughs at bis
broken fnglish and dcries his nation. The national
pantthc eck5,comes the subject OF his scurrNuus inn
ctatet cec fnd8 that he has to American phrase,
walked ~ re wrong passenger. The gentleman is n man
who d9es not unde stand jesg ecay M the cxpcrsc
OF bis cJlftty He puts up with the aIrt mt when lrs
received. btcilse they are the of greut battle:
bit, TIE Veto once wor, bis first stop n TO scck the
rossor, and e. call bim tO accent. lie ends Pistol
pres hm with eek (hc natl nal emblem which he
had de ilc j, lad tel, him be nust swallow H. Ths
bully swcars ard swaggers. The Wecaman does neither
lie is pcrec calm, bot still presents the cck and tells
Pistol he must swallow H. Uon further refusal h< pro.
cccds 20 t him without mercy. This was more thau
naineA cent la ba gainei for Nevertheless ,hc at last
gull II Gown, protesti with rihundering oatls that
b. edtcr his eisecutOr should be made 10 pay the ren-
ATTY. ie Is treated with contempi, snoaks on and we
hear q him 10 omore.
II the Yankee gov ernneB have not enacted the mart OF
"Anciet Pistol" 10 the very life in hair embodiment
with the Eagsh government then there ich thing
nntat 1 and parallel cannot exist IN nature
When The piral ica onslaught was nfst made upop fbe
kcsdLs fcsoLHded tbrorgic the world. Vast incenps
assemble o. testify their admiration Of tho deed Guy
60 nciis voted u LBrvaed In daring and sagscy since
tic days n ayard The press with applause Tho
Secretary Of thc Navy was not slow IN aprrovirr
'hl reed Conwc1s bai Cd Tho rising glory tf The
rev hfo, aud testihcd their rpprpbalifi of bis e..
plSs wia'Vit dascifisg voice The city u Boston
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

vssp Scpssr tSor. 5osspSssa. DuSln-Fuu'h HsaasasA
Bark Johannes Nor, Koren. Cork for orders-Hsnbss'
Ia.k Cnryssis tBr,. nadiey Queenstown or Fal@ouh-w
Bark Nsrsden tNor, pederssn. Queenstown Sc--Funchs
Bs Bs spay SPA .s"sS sa zz.snaasGs zssas
ss ss Maria saria sne Crosby Nsnsionc i"1 Peers
scnr A Barnes, Beisworth St Johns. PR-J onasvis
scar Queen of Clippers tBr' Lockhsr, Hafan-A Smith
Thrs:ssr Br rp,s, sSn DewO
sear Henry Tineh. Hedges Fortress Brunt 4
yi.s nSsy x hsSe s
scnr sIInAnh A.hn' oo'ssn sins, Mite MonmNasteT
sshr 5ss nvcpNsss
Sre ssSr oer sh Lans rorand-G Ss Hatch
ssr ehugas r TaisSn obss Sanford
schr Charger. Mahan, Cod Sprng-Msser.
M S % As s . oss
ns sn s a" = A 5
ss ass a e i' anspc s
st.a@asp cahawfa u tranpor Baker Royal.
Ps nsS HSssk days. with fish
sshr I 4 biol h. Mii.r, Baltimore, days.
schr iIaSal. Bosert, Baltimore. sesys
scRr scRr Ra1yard r wa sass Hsu sss3s & av,
shri ssr sasa%ons SasSaos" ssSSss ss t1af cE
sr hle as .a
sebr 4 Row land, Rowland --.sdays
Steamer Falcon, Jones. Providence.
BELOW.
sehr Dsniel Holiness from sic,y-By feamtug Townley,-
eaBr haf Queen of a., won Bristo Br schrs Tsrie,
s--sieamsp Atlantic Port Royal, sc; Swedish corvette
Wind sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Interesting Correspondence of
Rebel Newspapers.
THE WAR In SOUTH CAROLINA,
A Guerilla Warfare to be Pursued
Near Port Royal,
SOUTHERN VIEW OF BRITISH SENTIMENT.

We have received copous hss Of Southern (rces)
newspapers, including tho
New Orleans Bee of the 5th Of December.
Charleston Courier OF the l4th OF December.
Norfolk pcy Book OF the 30th Of December.
TIE n the papers enumerated have in measure
been anticipated by other sources but enough ms been
eollated aud published in tcays HERALD seinteres
the general reader.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Jan. Sop. NJ.

AsHEs.-The market was quiet at 50 for both sorts.
REApsrrrFs.-Four--The market without change
while fair export and domestic demand prevalsd The
higher grades held with rmncss. The sales footed
up about II bbs closing within the range of tho
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY SHEET

for payments on the LIST and 4h Of January Inc 90
mand We shoud suppose was much smaller for TINS p"r
pose than many years past. The banks peine I'D
tomorrow (Jsn y, today was a. lase as Ale 70
The range for gold was a per cent prem -dm. Sales
were not a. large might have been antcn though
slight increase observed over those or yesterday
The buying price was nominal at sl%'
At meeting of the banks and BANKERS Of Mil
waukee, held on Monday evening, it was unani-
mously resolved to make no more redemptions for
the present in specie, but to continue redeeming,
as heretofore, in exchange on New York.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Wednesday says:-
Ono OF bankers advised to-day, by the csshcr
Of the Northern Bank Of Kentucky thai that instt ton
had suspended The others will doubtless follow. NO
change is yet made quotations Of their notes. but they
will probably be put at heavier rate Of discount
The New Bedford and Taunton Railroad makes
the following report
Cost Of New Bedford and Taunton Railroad $3.50 ol4 70
Cost OF Farhaven Branch. 800 GOO 90
Total ...........................$S5 .$S53,ol4 20
Running expenses Of the New psdford and
Taanton Railroad for the year. so ITO 4s
Gross earn,ags for the year,. 1922 .322 81
Net earnings for the year. ..... 2o,5t5 %
Number Of miles run for the year. 81 $50
Running expenses Of Fairhayen
Branch for five months. S2s 49S Is
Gross ea-nings for five months S9,l9l "a
Net earnings for five MONTHS. 6o3 40
Number miles run for five manhs 13, ,195
The dividend for the last Six m nths was passed.
The business of the Boston and Lowell Railroad
for the year ending September so, 1861, was as
| foows:--
Gross income oso oi
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

Net prentS .Si'fcoc Vo
AS compared with last year, this shows de-
crease of $6A 40 IA in the receipts, and s25 6s GS
in the expenses net decrease of s3s,972 06. The
amount of the reserved fund Of the company is
$37s s6Gl 2s Whole debt Of corporation 1852 3s2 5o
Amount of sinking fund September 81, to pay
this debt, sll2357 Go, which will be increased on
the 3lst inst. by the amount of serni-annual de-
posit Of s., $50, and of one years accumulation.
The business of tho Illinois and Michigan canal
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

1HE wu,LE FISHERY or Tue PAST YEAR-Ihe Now Bed
Standard reviewing tho year wha ing business says:
The has uccn arnc' 'erled hya Er{c diinin
ton The whaling "et the decrease havins been "a tf
1855 when the Oi vessels engaSro
In business from The Uuiid staes, Of all classc W ~
GA with tonnage OF Nr it3 tons. the Ut Of Jan ary
ls.2 The number VIII 10 bit AZ, with tinnaR 81 w c
dec ease In years OF s's and % IONS inc
eccase the has been 90 vessels and 5l tpns
ending D.cem 1860 81 vessels ard lsvy tons
1850 5j vessels and 1873 tons for lo5S xJNcsses sno
taueu
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

,,a,, Kevtc of the schooner Que returned
rtondnn from unsuccessful lch u an l. IN pposed
10 be- valuable. and reiortsLef uoouiu on ihe 5st Juy
IN search of island; lB Bde,s reaching
t1,ii b. sion. Experienced strng winds and
he w c,tss Fuu between lhe Iafae of deg aud
Siet s,r1ng rastery rnrcnt causing heavy tide rips
W eh ant easy be- tud no doubt have been. mistaken 70
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
FoRscs coNxHRcr oy BosroxThe arrivals from foreign

sides the above, AZ steamers have arrived during the
year md l6 have cleared.
arrivals and the clenrances as far as known
ms many are not entered at the Custom House, been
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
Notice To Mariners.


TRINITY IIovsx, l. prpos, Dec u. 1851
Notice hereby gyn ureen buoy Ysrrru WIN ths
vnrd reck,' has placed ~ ianonis WNW uf veSseh
81 nj half mile the Of the Dry North fart OF the
The Buoy lies in fahoms at low water spring tides
with he following marks and compass henrlnRs:- a.,
e or warts Tower the back OF Broadsas, In line
with Rroadstairs Ifign NIL NNW1sW.
Caod,yIn Knoll Buoy NE y, distant about = OF mile
N9,,hsn,, v or1,.r ooo""'' r. IT, BERTHoN. Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2O,64l ,2S5 80, and the balances
81, ,067, 900 OF.
The Bank Of Commerce has declared semi annual
dividend Of three per cent, payable on Monday
next, 9th instant; the Citizens Caslight Com
pany, Of Brooklyn, dividend of three per cent.
payable on the 18th inst; the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, semi-snnual dividend of four per
cent payable on the 10th inst; the Citizens Fire
Insurance Company, dividend of twelve aud
half per cent, payable on demand.
Tie earnings Of The Hudson River Railroad for
December woro:--
December, 1861 s24o 2s2 os
DecoHSTt 220,3I0 10
JaCfcbDo &Z5, ,912 10
The effects OF the suspensSQn at the seabsard in
Chicago are thus noticed in the Tribune of that
city,
sono of the banks found not dspoecd 20 ad
here 10 tho ruling rates Of New York exchange and put 70
up o. II per co1t iTcmim, wbc twtSpf the TAiiana
branches and snrIcs Sons frd 10 customers TN The
close ~ y. The rnge Tor 'hr day u, with ten
iency ttbe upps Gyrfrs. TIE dnflarf coi Nsuce ron
paravey i'ght although wo np,ioo some rci,iltsuoos