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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31

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bLN' LAM on lHh W Az en. Lane
was at Chicago on Wednesday, and made
soocch on ,,o ,,r ia ,,hicL hc s,i5 tho Al
r. " ~ 80
mlnsTaIon hau changed lts policy. we
make the following extract from his remarks
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stntneDt hs. rore ,.' ta,, ,,rripsi,, ns I'm to
coufdent,iy tist rr Nef4.v i..f the, ,r,re3 1re,
set of book. and cam. t1 t r,rsI.,1 t,t IN thc r.
MON CAM be- saved ADJ Saver, .,,,j th,r doNr or.
slavery The r,b,. have sitbe, oot to hnit 40 IN. mr.
a. rur s,rav an .Y the lion. h.. .o,.. 4, be. la
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31
Thirty-seventh Congress--ist Session.
wAsufsaroS, Monday, Jan. ~.
SIN kTE

SENATE.
Senator Hale's report was presented.
Mr. Wilson Of Mass, introduced bill for the more
efcctua suppression Of the slave trade referred
The case u MIR. Bright was taken up.
Mr. Latham Of Cal. opposed The expulsion Of MIR
Bright coutendug that public opinion, Of the time Of
his writing the letter was different from what 1t is now.
H. enforced his position At great length
Senate adjourned without taking action.
HOUSE.
The House went In committee " the whole the
West Point Academy appropriation BILL
Mr. Menzes Of Ky spoke against emancipation and
disunionists
Mr. Biddle Of Pennsylvania spoke upon the rebellion
and the arguing that the property " rebels should
be conhscatcd and their slaves set fee.
Mr. Sheffield ~ Rhode Island addressed the House at
length the subject. lie won put the
hclhon down by the only way, in his own opinion, IL
should be nut down. via ihtug: aud after the war il
over he would in the best light In reference TO slavery
he could then have, he believed Congress had now moth
ing TO do with the quest
The debate here closed
The Military Academy bill was reported to the House
and passed
The executive appropriation bin was taken mp.
Mr. Conhing Of New York offered an Amendment that
no provision in the bill shall he construed giving
hory to any Senator or Representative to receive more
than two milragcs fr this Congress
The chair ruled it out Of order as independent lsgisa-
Without taking action the House adjourned.
wAsuiNoroS, Tuesday, Jan. %.
SENATE
Mr. Salisbury presented petition u he citizens "
Illinois, asking Congress not 20 abolish slavery M the
District of Columbia, and asking for The expulsion Of the
members who sympahizc with such an act Also. that
the title II General by law be taken fom John G. Ere
mont, and that his fraud in the Western Department be
fully cxpostd.
Mr. Foster offered resolution that the Secretary Of
the Treasury inform the Senate what, II any, particular
legislation was necessary To- enable the Executive ue-
patmcut take possession of the government cotton
lands and out them under cultivation Also fany further
legislation necessary provide for the negroes in these
localities, aud furnish them proper employ mcnti adopted
On motion Of Mr. Wade DE bll Co auth fze the pfcsi
dent 10 take possession Of certain railroads 'nd Telegraph
Mr. Wade said the bin wa, intended only as a var
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31

Mrs. Gen. Lane was presented with a
carriage, valued at $1,000, by the citizens OF
Chicago, on the Esd instant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31

The Concord Statesman says there are towns
in the Granite State where secession sympa-
thizers are plenty as grasshoppers, though not
SO noisy and IN such places news OF Union
success is OF AN unpleasant character. damn
this black republican war !" is the talk in
more places in New Hampshire than is dream
ed of in the philosophy Of loyal people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-31


Advices from Mexico report the Allies
greatly dissatisfied with their reception, and
accuse Miramon of deception. Expecting to
find strong friendly party, they find the pop
ulaIion as one man against them, and realize
that their present forces are entirely made
quate to ;he task before them Already an
outbreak, attended with bloodshed, had ta-
ken place between French and a Spanish
regiment. In consequence it was determined
that the French forces were TO land at Tampi-
CO, where, according TO previous advices. re-
sstance will be made. The English, at the
same time, are to attack Matamoras. The
Allies already differed among themselves on a
number Of trihing points, and the relative po-
sition of their flags had been changed three
times.
Advces from the City OF Mexico, from dis
tnguished sources, confirm the published ac-
counts of the union generally of parties here
tofore opposed to each other, who will m Ike
common canse against the European invasion.
Colonel McCook, wounded in Somerset,
had bother killed at Manassas, and has two
other brothers in the army-one in the front
of Buelrs advance The Father, Daniel
McCook is in Washington, and was in the
battles of Manassas and Balls Bluff as an
amateur fighter, He has brother with six
sons in the Union army, and the two families
contribute about dozen active fighting men
to the war.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
REBEL PRISONERS.
Arrival or the Rhode Isla~A at Dhii&-
deIphia-NIore Prisoners Taken I'm tsse

deIphia-NIore Prisoners Taken I'm tsse
Gulf,
PHrt spE1rlu., March 90, 1852
Tie Rhode Island from Key West, arrived here las
syening with fifty prisoners prysteer Besure
GARD and othsr vessels attempting to the blockade.
We hear by the Rhode Island Of the fslcug captures
by the Gulf Blockading squadrsn:-.
Schooner Alphonsns cargo OF cotton, by the De scte
Schooner s.sr, in ballast, by the De Soto.
Schooner Lion, assorted cargo, ny the kinsh
Schooner J. c. Neil cehrs and tobacco, ny the trtair.
Schooner Wave, robs,co rice, sugar aud racsssss
s,oop Pioneer, tobacco, by The Portsmouth.
Through the kindness Of Lieutenant Semnes, e1ssa-
sive officer OF the Rhode Island have been favored with
che fcoFing list Of prisoners brought 10 this po, IN thai
vessel aud aso OF those, marked with an sst.risk
landed 1T Key West
Alfred Coffin, John Luis. Theodore cosi', Geo.
Slow Jerome Mcbelina A r. Rsevss, captured by the
bark Arthur on board the J. g. Neil.
W. II. Cron,"C. 7. WILSON, captured by Inc Mont
Prtchard Trsncis, Albert levitt, W.T. snow. ". por
fer captured by the Portsmouth on board the oop so
neer
r.. Lang Vim. Smith, captured by the Portsmouth on
Richard pftts, James smith Alfred Lewis VIM. sn.th
Joseph DIR err Henry Reen Charles Harry Jsmes Preb
ble walter Dsnnjns n GiIlis captured by lhs Ports
mouth on board the English steamer Lsbusp.
salvador Esrnsndsz:* Jose cssello. Y Mendez 7 q.
ker, Ed IT. Garland W. Mciowan, Wm. Cs.tel, Thomas
Carroll Adsl Dennis, captured by DE Soto on board Of
Alphonsins.
JsFsftDHy rat filoslg das 5lltuf e1t
cured by De S.io on board the star.
Isaac Sortorap, Jr = Geo. r. Prhchea John Thomp.
SON Paul Regain Antonio Hsnrlck Coolan 3 James
simpson, captured by the Bohso beard the Elgenia
Smith.
Alexander Gebrney 2 W. a. Pennington sw Davis, .
Henry Brown" captured ~ bark KI1ghsh.r oi board
she shoonsr Lien.
The prisoners belcrgng 10 the priva.,cr Beauregard
who have been confined here iG jail oveg three months
are alse to go North by ths Bhode Island There are
sweniy -ssvcn Of them N all, srd desc ptve list Of
ibom hsvug been heretofore published n..he HERALD I
do not ess IL necessary 10 rspes. M Tie ,ngnser and
swo passengers taken beard The Masnos are 10 bc
sent Norih 1bs balance Of her officers crew srs 10
he releasod parole, and wiz, ia all she,y 20 to
Havana by first opportunity.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
Personal Intelligence.

Tho Rev. DR.. r. s. Foster, OF this city, who
was invited in August last 70 the Presidency
Of the Troy University, has just ssns note
70 tho trustees of that Institution declining She
pronsred honor, and tire Rev. Charlton T. LOWS. u
tho Chair OF Mathematics In the University has BEEN
made Vice President ad interim, in order 10 discharge
the duties Of the presidency until successor to Rev.
DR. John McCintoek, late President, is chosen and ~
sumes the functions Of the Office The State Senate yes
tsrday morning passed bill granting the University the
sum OF Eve Thousand dollars year for the porsoo %
three years. to enable the trustees carry ths Cn.
verrity until lis INCOME will accomplish that end.
Dr. Edwards, Of the United States Navy; G. B. Grin
ne OF Boston s. l.. Crocker, Of Taunton ]. Hamilton
Of baltimore J. H. Trotter Of Phadslpha; G. 4. Dus-
lap of Chicago, and G. p. Grosvsnor. OF Buffalo, ere
stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Dr. W. W. Lane and A. Spaun, Of the Tuitcd states
Army James Gamble Of Philadelphia: George H. Tap
PAN OF Colorado; A. A. Daniels, Of Boomlngtcn Ill., and
L. Ham, Of Boston, stopping at the tafargc Beuse
General p. W. strader and f. +. Fuller, of Cincinnati:
Judge Jones, Of Rochester;S NJ Clark Of Washington;
G.. y. Stetson Of Hridgewater: Charles Hesson soS
Philadelphia = C. Mansur and j. E. Blythe, II PhilA-
delphia and Colonel W. L. O'BrieD, OF Baltimore, sro
stopping At the Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
FROM lrNNEssEE.
B-Rensis under MAJOR General 8. Price.

wIsnNeas, March 20, 1862.
Tho citizens IF Gsllatn, Tenn town which had been
decidedly dssoyal, met N town meeting recently ana
addressed by Bailie Peytc, ESQ., loyal man, and
voted TO pss,ion for post cs there, and expressed
Willingness to return ter allegiance. past Office
will be established thsgo days, according to her
petition.
John Ssilyett has Ssenappointsd Postmaster at Nass
VILE Tie wrote Of tie best articles against aeces
sion doing tho agitation OF that subject in Tennessee
He wac one Of the refugees from that stae but nov re-
turns that official capacity.
special agent Of tse Post Office Department, acting
on tle Tennessee and Kentucky borders reports as fol-
lowsH-
is gratifying wherever have been to find thcre is
strong desire foy the establishment OF the mas and
Willingness amcne tho people TO 10 thsir abe
pixnce.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

canister and small arms killing and woundng large
number The fre Kept up from both sides Of the
river (here abovt 100 yards wde ior about mile, asx
which We saw nor heard anything OF them
until lust about the plantation OF Mrs. Campbell wbSu
discovering large body Of cavalry about 200 yards
sssa % S u.s. threw rev ssssla shs
Passing down when about three ,nles further, JOSS
where dobouches into the marshes discovered IN
time To e Ssd 81 S aDa
loaded With canister The two twenty pound how
itzers aud the twelve pound howitzer OF the Wabash
(Which had taken on board before leaving which was
worked admirably as indeed all the other guns were
Very few of the enemy escaped this destructive 1re
bears from sI the oI s ns "a s
row escapes Of both ofacers and men, ans
the bullet holes in the sides Of the vessels will
testify am informed that some distance beyond the
point reached there large quantities or turpentps
board Of two steamers Inc steamers eanno, escape
complete for ship OF 500 TONS ready for shipment,
and schooner in very good order, OF about io0 but -
other in quick succession, sharp and abrupt did moi
think it advisable 70 attempt to Tow down WIN 10 on1
vessel.
am quite confident that visit will be productive Oh
good both those well disposed and to our enemies
who have been taught lesson they viii not soon forget
From my such thing free speech among
them tradition and tho reign OF terror rules every
where still those saw were very grateful Tor ne e.
surances given and doubt not many or them VIII avail
themselves OF our protection A
Finally permit mo to commend to you the good CON.
Duct uniform ghoui OF both officers and men, and
to thank through you Mdshipnan Pearson, OF The Wa
BASH who commanded her cutter for the valuable -.
sisance he always in fire and out OF IRE, ready 70
render. Very respectfully,
i. A. STEVENS, Lieutenant Commanding.
UNITED STATES GusBoAr OlTAwA,l I +
ST. MARY's RIVER, March 7, 1862 J
Captain Sevens, OF the United States gunboa ottawa,
is authorized by Flag officer Dupont, 70 assure
the peaceable citizens living on tho banks OF
The ST. Marys river that they will be protected in their
persons and property that is his desire they sbonc
return TO their homes, when nobody will come near 70
harm them. +. A. STEVENS,
Lieutenant Commanding
ASSISTANT ENGINEER CARPENTERS REPORT.
UNITED STATES GUyAoAr OTTAWA,
ST. MARys, Ga, March 3, 1852. J
Captain T. a; sr1vrss7- -. 90 ,,. o,ns
| ed in the action this morning by ss
Confederate rilemen:-John De Cordy, master's
mate seriously rife shot through upper third Of left
arm the bone not broken) j. T. Roberts, ordinary sea
man slightly (rte shot in the right wrist, the ball cx
traced); Michael Craig, ordinary seaman slightly, (ras
shot in the calf Of right eg); Benjamin y Ripley ordi
nary seaman slightly Qite shot crashed his Jeff thumb
These arc all doing well. Very respectfully,
| CHARLES o. CARPENTER, Assistant Surgeon.
To Capt. r. a. STEVENS, Commanding Ottawa
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
A Gang Of Rebels Reute,i ~ Lafayette
County, Missouri.

81. LOGS, Starch 70, lss2.
On the 10th uhant lieCiesni o. u JoAs Of the first
iowa cavalry, with thty men, cncoun,ere1 band OF
marsuders posted IN log house and barn, IN lafayette
county Missouri The enemy were defeated after
short engagement, 10 which they had nine knisd and
.hree wounded oI lO@ was ons klIsd and isar
wounded
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
The Rebels Do Not Like the Surrender OF
NaShyifls.

fErom no Kepublcan NanIer, March I5,J
coTres spondsnt Of the Atlanta ga Codsrocy, writ
ing frcm Chattanooga abuses Mayor Cheathsm rcundly
FOR the part he performed in the surrender Of Nashville
Mayor Cheatham urged to currender the city by
leading citizens OF Nashville and in what he did he
actuated by sincere desire OF the people Had the
respondent OF the Coteder0cy been here he would most
probably have sanctioned every thing Mayor Cheahan
did in the premises.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
standby Advertisements.

We notice in the Nashville RersIl,con Banner OF
March 10 few old advertisements addressed 10 the
"reope OF the Confederate States Of America &c.
We would advise the publisher 10 take them oat or
make slight change IN the style. The fag Of the
Union floats over Nashville, and under that there
is no ''COniedorse States
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
Csnrt Calendar-,This Day.

SrPRExg CouKr--CfHCur Part Mos. 6siT $50,
gl44 VAS s2I3 724s 726s 2l5o 1910, 105s 1885, ss05
b3i7 $40 s(o3 $751; J6l3, 5637 5es3 $685. 1891 GG2
82 ee79. S6s5 1851 67es 6s7s, 6g0t 1907. 7Oes Sss
Nos $50 s5I s52 353 S53 x, 354, 357, 35s 1869, $50
ses ael Ses sss. 367 $685. 3e9 37o 371 372, 373 e7i
375, 37e, 3T7, Ia
USIrEp SrATys CmCrir CorRT. Judge Nelson has Or
derGd an appeal caisndar 70 be made up FOR the ensuing
April term Of the court when all the appeal will
bo heard or otherwise disposed Of The term will
ntnce on Che first Monday Of April, aud notes Of issue
Tor tns jury equity, appeal and law calendar must be
fed With the clerk Of The on before the Thurs
day Immediately proceeding.
tosNoy IE.s Part 1--ese hour causes--Nos f49I
t56s, 1923, 1s9li Ipl6 1852 Part 2Nos lj0s, 1915,
1872, 1906, l73s, l105, 1902.
StrKsioR CoUEr..-Past t.-Nos 1921 1845 lel1, i649
1858, 1866, 1857, 1859, 1851 1903. 1905 1851 1859
1911. 1873. Part 2--Noss 1890, eg2 1894 1896 Ises
400, 17o4. 17o6, 1TOs, no, Ill2, IVA l11e 17is
leo3, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1913 1885, 1g7, 1876 1871
Part 4-Noe 3ips, 1724, 1925, 1925 1880 l792, I724
l1ss, 1893, iJs2, l7s1, I7se. Ess, $50
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

should be punched and treason crushed. He came with
no hostility anmosity in his heart; he came Tor the
defense or s weak the restoration OF the errns, the
punishmentef the guilty the establishment Of the
Union and constitution in Tennessee. Come my corn.
trymen he exclaimed let us gather around the old and
lovely flag with heart and soul, reading upon its
folds the baHowed words OF Webster. Liberty and
Union, one and inseparabe, now and forever.n
The Governor then retired in u burnt Of applause.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
HIPPING NE w S.
Port OF New York. March go, isG2.
n.. GEE srCDNp PAGE

rS- SEE SECOND PAGE.
u Aner Dec Cape Good Hope Jan is' 81 HeenS
h ssas seS PymoSh 80 days. ballast
Ship Robert Treat tBr Yarmouth, Ns, Robbins, Newy.
Ire in ballast order Had strong gales % FEB
saas s and asted to the 2sd veeng from wsw and
uing for few hours, the barometer 2 tsee Nscei!s-
ship Enterprise Mcrane. Havre 20 days in eslla. 2 e
Boyd& HincKen Saw large quantities OF Ice N @' a w
Ship Caroline Nesai,l Cousins Havre Ssg "a in ballast.
Tire Pas,sse FEB 10 Tee sy o sea S sse
and started sh inst had hurricane from
ss% " @ Sas s sns e , passed
S%,ns gTsI H lat = 20 Ion Il eisS,nasS SoS SIG IS
anys days Sa same tIn SPOKE bark WIN Judsns
spots %Sis fHE a S'Ss '' 0'
Bark Henry IN, Lytlle, Maiselles Feb g. with mdse, to
fsas Bcl5e Hon. y NsrSa srS / wiz i9swSss
ScsrGed from from is seSF ) GIsmbsrs All wen n,..
vdSh Bs d r sa1s hai 10 ?f Ses@S sosiDg sons ssn'H"r
assSas S, Hsafs va ss Yp s as.r s xss g
cuio, spoke ship GAMBIA, steering sw. I.
With ss nSpi nj Misc?n SD IN to@pSy
s R.ssT ase% Sr M New d a0Ts Bsnns Hollis
March with Ss to 8nayl ,Ss 20 ots sd % 1 9or
5 t with S G as CO. d
ssSs s Ss% g s s & elsnTas as
S gsEs as fs S,
beth a Jane, from Aux Cayes for New York
Sebr Mary Price, BLIZZARD Brandywine, 2days
schr Union Dyer, Rockland, 10 days.
sssT ssr btSf bansI Wssssr @ sssy a New GsaSss
% sss pG%sr re qsf os Tage
BELOW.
Ship Roger A Hern from Liverpool
ship Enterprise, from Uavre.
BARI Centenary tBr)An by pilot boat Mary Taylor.
Bark Sarah A Nlcksls, from Remedies.
Brig Fosca Helena tDu,ch), from Amsterdam, Dec l9
Schr Frances Sstterly.
Also three ships, bark and two brigs
Wind at sunset sE; at ii Pm, ENE.
Miscellaneous.
BR BARK WoLrCapt Robbins, Of Br chip Robcr Treat,
arrived this from Ncwry ireland, repoIs-Juy ID,
at 43 long 49, bark bore which proved
be the Wolf Of Pcton $, from Cardiff for alils, n
sinking condition. The captain requested TO he taken of
but weather and heavy, rendered n-
possible Till morning of the 2lst Same day spoke BIZ
bark Queen OF the Fleet bound TO New York tarrived igtb
orboard vessel which he kindly assertcd bat as
Valc fast approaching was Impossible W transfer
them t next day (2,dl. Great praise s due Captain
Queen of the Fleet for keeping company Win
"a tiI he weather became moderate taem
ship. Ilh lat 40 long 63 saw several barrels
apparently four and several pieces oi board aprashy
laI OF a ships cabin
Foreign Ports.
son Tor Work ldg; johnson, Day. for do do shaw
r) and Lnw (Br) for do dos Br schrs Clifton or dos
ocean Bird for llth. Sid 3D. schr Telegraph, Rogers
HpIszy Hon. Msrch1-No Am vessel in port.
MAy.cuFz March Sin poat Br brig Alice, itwood, for
NYork dsys; Lameyer Bay ley from do Just arr
iuby Tor Boston Sid Sth schrs spey Br) Portland; Ame
NAGrSno Feb es-In port bilgs Ceylon King for NYork
Canton (Br for doi c Chaa, Grace, or do Promenade
for co
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
The Nashville Post Office Removed 10
Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, ienn., March I, 1867.
EDoRs CosrEDrA Please state through your paper,
for the bene OF the Naslv lille refugees that all letters
that have been mailed for Nashville will be delivered st
the Chattanooga Post Office Very respectfully,
". y. McNisII, late Postmaster Nashville.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
Pensacola Evacuated.

from the Nashville Patriot
gentleman who came in Thursday evening from
the South, reports seeing it stated in an Atlanta (Gs)
paper, that Pensacola had been evacuated.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
Who aYe the Rebel Generals from Ten.


From the Nashville Patriot, March l5.]
Ills announced that the Confederate government has
appointed Samuel Z. Naxer and Hamilton p. Bell, OF
Tennessee BFgadier Generals Who the deuce are they2
From what military stream were they ished mp
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
The REPORTED CAPTURE OF YAsCEY
He Attempts TO Run the Blockade i'm
the Disguise Of a Saifor,
a., &C., sc

FORTRESS koSRos, March 20, Isoa
william l. Yaneey captured Q few days since
On board CT schooner which trying 10 run the
sHefade. He was dressed In sailors clothes and was
recognized BY one Of The newspaper correspondents
PsuADELPnrA, March 20, Ie62
psent Inquiries fail TO elicit anything confirming she
seporeo capture OF fancsS 10 10 vaguely saisa ths,
ne passed through here yesterday In susioav -, s.,
warren II this 50 IL Was no. WITH ,hs kpovssy. =.
tbe United States Marshal
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
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The New York herald., 1862-03-21
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-14
NEWS FROM RICHMOND.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. Especial to
Herald II have news from Richmond up
to the 9th. Lee arrived there about two
weeks ago and has been there ever since.
He has resumed his position as General
COMMANDMENTS Chief and military adviser
to the War Department. General Joe
johnson succeeds Lee in the command of
the rebel armies north of Richmond. His
headquarters are at Culpepper. Stonewall
Jackson's corps has been increased to 3d.
600 men.
The advance of the army of the Poto-
mac was known in Richmond, and the sit
uation was understood. The rebel plan OF
operation was said to be to mass their for
ces on the Rappahannock, and then fight
the greatest battle of the war.
The new Merrimac is completed and has
been below Fort Darling for several days,
steam up, and her full complement and
crew aboard. She is ready for fight and
may be expected at the mouth of the
James river at any moment.
She passed the distractions in James
river coming down, but owing to her pecu-
liar nature, it is impossible for her to get
back to Richmond. If worsted in an en-
counter with our navy, she can only seek
protection under the guns of Fort Darling.