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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-03
Letter from Minnesota.

DEAR MESSENGER When last wrote
you, We were in the midst OF most distract
ing excitement, caused by the Iadian mas
sacreS III our vicinity.
OF the settlement Of Chippewa difficulties,
and the apparent termination oil tho Sioux
outrages, Jour readers are doubtless Informed !;
also that about 800 Of these Poor Indians"
are convicted and await the order from Wash
lngton, which shall cause them TO 'swlug
as d partial expiration Of thoir hollish deeds.
Every one here, feels that the punish ment OF
hanging is scarcely sufficient, although the
laws OF humanity viii not allow q greater
Many fears are entertained that tde proper
authorities will uoc sanction their execution,
AID the tardy clder for hanging 80 On the
l9th, is hardly u sufficient qUietus Tor the
outraged settlers OF cur frontier
At Mankato, on the Minnesota, the peopb
becoming discouraged by so long delay, ana
reports that the criminals would DO p4rdOncd
resolved to accomplish the work Ok Justice
themselves, but were prevented by the SOL
diery.
Gov. Ramsey in long proclamation, called
upon our citizens to desist, aud wait for o
legal execution. | am inclined to believe
however, that nothing less than the exsermin-
alton OF all actual participants in these ter
rib!e scenes of death, viii satisfy the mass
And who can blame the suffering people, for
for demanding the death Of these murderers
OF enteebcd age and helpless innocence7
have been accustomed to entertain very
romantic ideas of the noble race" aud have
tried to plead their cause on account Of wrongs
they have suffered. have visited the falls
Of Minnehaha, and as the gentle soothing
vapors from their laughing waters, gathered
upon my brow, have drank in large draught
ct inspiration and sympathy for the injured
red man, as the writings of Longfellow and
Cooper, came fresh to mind.
But the scenes of the last three months
have dissipatcd all these emotions ; and can
feel no pity for the demons who have dosols-
ted SO many happy homes. Let them be
hanged by the neck till they are dead dead
aud may God havc mercy upon their guilty
souls.
Mr.. Foote, who was reported to have died
of his wounds, has so far recovered as to b.
eng 'ged IN preparing a narrative Of his ad
ventures on the frontier, for publication; and
would like to bespeak tor it extensive sales
AS L see him nearly every day and his daughter
boards in my family, know whereof affirm
that be is not dead.
promised to write concerning the climate
and DO so more especially, because Of the diff
Guilty CT obtaining reliable information, as ex
perlenced by cons0mptives in the East. The
idea is prevalent there, that, this climate is
beneficial to those afflicted with pulmonary
diseases further than this, at least, wa
able to ascertain but little. My stay here
has not yet been long enough to test upon my
self, all the changes OF seasons, bat | have
collected many facts from residents here, and
from thsm endeavored TO draw correct con
illusions. Aud am satisfied that no portion
of the United States, east OF the Rocky Noun
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-03

ENGLISH BENEvoLENcE Sidney Smith defined
English benevolenoe to be :" strong impulse
on the part Of A, when he secs 1. in dstrGss, to
compel G to help him" A writer in the Prov
iienco Journal remarks that this is just what
the cotton lords Of Lancashire arc now doing
They give li4le or nothing, comparatively, to
their starving wcrkmen, but make frantic ap.
peals for help to London and everywhere else
but az home.
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PonrIcAL.-The Republican State Conven
ton in New Hampshire, Jan. |, put IN noni-
nation Hon. Joseph A. Gilmore Of Concord, for
Governor, and D. Il. BufIum, Esq, of Somsrs-
worth, for Railroad Commissioner.
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The throne of Greece has gone begging
again, the Great Powers not giving their con-
sent to the proposed election Of Prince Alfred of
England.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sIR JAMES CHARLES
FEMALE PILLS.

nH[3 invaluable medicine 10 unailng in the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases iheidentto the
female constitution.
II all excuses and all distractions,
from wha.ever cause and speedy cure may be relied
on.
To Married Ladies'
is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring
he monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
Pregnant during the FIRST ThREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but at every other
time every other case, they perfectly safe.
In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Keaviness, Fatigue slight exer
lion Palpation Of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits, Hys
terics Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful dseas
accustomed by dsorgauixed system, these Pills will
effect a cure When all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should pc carefully preserved.
bottle containing % pills. and encTcled with the
Government Stamp Of eat Britain, be sent post free
Cor 8 90 and postage stamps.
soil by all Druggists. novNiw&miy
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RELIEF IN TEN MIMI T ES
EGpvan's PunsnoNIc WATERS.
St. Cloud, Min,

The most and speedy remedy discovered for
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Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza Ok
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THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per-
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tutions they equally blessing aud cure-nohe hee'
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CD or however It may be, provided tie Organic
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Every afflicted should give them an impartial traI
To NOcaists and public Speakers tn sc waters are pc
culiary valuable they will iH one Jay remove the moss
severe sional hoarseness and their regular use Tor
few days wilt, all tim increase the power aud he1t'
bility OF the voice. greatly Improving s toae compass
and carness for which purpose they are regularly used
by many profe ss,onal vocal sts nov2swd&mly
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Price - cts p4r box For sale by all Druggists
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Gen. Banks has addressed the following man
Ifesto to the people Of Lo uisians. The Presi
dental proclamation referred to is the one issued
ON the ODD of Sept, forshad owing the one is
sued Jan. LIST.
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Died.

BAxgH-0u Wednesday, January Is, RoBrRf c. BAKER,
aged % years.
The funeral win take place Saturday artsrpocn at
ono o'clock. from his late residence 81 Lewis street
BRowx--0n Thursday, January 20 the only or
Abram and Mary Ann Brown aged years and days
Bring 1owers-lay them gently
On little Georges breast
He blooms flower in paradise,
Tie angels chosen guest,
The riepA q the faPily are RESPECTFULLY invited 10
attend the funeral this friday afternoon, at two O'Clock
from No. IA Spi ing street
Baasr-On Thursday, January 20, FKxppn ALLEN,
youngest child q W and s. barnes aged years and
10 days
The relatives and friends Of the family invited At
tend the funeral from the residence OF HIS parents In
I27th street. Third avenue Saturday morning.
ten O'Clock The remains will he taken 10 Yonkers for
interment
native q county Loutn, parish Of Killarney Ireland the
55th year OF bis age.
The friends and acqsantances Of the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral Saturday az
ernoou Mt two O'Clock from his late residence corner OF
tortleth street and Tenth avenue.
BanoEs wednesday morning, January 2s, of dis
ease Of the heart JAMS BnooKs the 10Th year Of his
age.
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence 3o
Monroe street. this (Frdsy) morning. at half past eleven
o'eorx His remains will b. conveyed 10 Jamaica L. l.
G,sns~ AT Hilton Head. ). e.. october ". 1852.
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CITY lnteIltgencc.

THE WEATHER YEsrKRDAY.-The storm
have just been visited with cleared Off about yester
day. occasional CLEANS OF sunshine put every in
good spirits. The streets were, however, in horrible
condition. owing to the fact that many parties still
sist In dsregarding the city ordinance in reference
sang the streets, Contractor Hackley put number ~
men Broadway Immediately after tho snow ceased
fall for the purpose OF clearing out the CUTTERS that
the IL melted might on, AS evening ap-
preached glad TO perceive that the authorities
the freezing bureau had taken suggestion IN good
part, and determined 10 act it and give all
chance enjoy good sleigh ride before the winter finally
departs.
FIRE FOURTEENTH SrREsr.-About eight O'Clock last
night fire occurred in the Church OF the Redemption,
No. 9S East ourteenh street. caused by detect the
heater. Damage about $40.
LAUGHING Gas AT rHE AcADEMY.-Dr Cotton gives the
Of his popular exhibitions at the Academy Of Music
the crowd at his low prices having been too
great fer the Cooper Institute. Several attractions
offered on this occasion.
FIRST REGIMENT FEDrRAIIGuARD.-The above corps Is
fast filling up. There a great many expenses and
difficulties attached the rapid organization Of regi
since tho payment Of bountes has ceased, and IL
would be well for the public To come forward In this
connection In the way OF n little pecuniary aid. Tho
headquarters of the regiment at 267 Broadway, and
the camp at jamaica L. Colonel Henry Z. Gotteib will
be In command
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BuSs-TAnoE.-At Calvary church, on Wednesday,
January %, by the Right Rev Bishop Soutbgatc, Mr..
NEwRxRRy u. BrsH 70 z7 TAYLOR daughter Of the late
DR. Taylor and granddaughter OF Mrs Dr.. Peter Clarke
CAsyoS-VAS VIZ ,SRES.-on Wednesday, January IS,
by the Rev 1T. Mabn HySRY r. CANNON 81 Elizabetb N
j., 20 MARY G. VAN vRANKEs, Of Hackensack, ". j.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, December 10,
1862 Tallahassee, Florida, by tho Right Few. Bishop
Rutedgc EpwARD HousToS 70 GrssrR j. daughter VI the
late j. George Anderson, NIL OF the above place.
KAfIEy-WrrxE0 On Wednesday, January %, ut the
residence of the BRIDES parents by the Rev Dr. Taylor
GxRHax b. KALIEy 10 Lly, daughter Of II. j. Whitney
oil OF Brooklyn. No cards.
KEES,S-puRr.-Un Wednesday, January %, at the
simpson Methodist Episcopal church, Hudson City ~ j.,
by the Rev. T. II. smith, WILLIAM w. KEENAN, 10 HAHN.
DUE
lie Cousr-BApEAr.-At New Rochelle, in the Freshly
TEXAN church Wednesday,, January e. BY tho Rev.
Daniel Curry ID. d. assisted by Rev f. G. White, Harry
NJ LIZ Coru TO FASSr A., daughter Of Albert Badeau
Esq. all Of tho above place.
AIRY by the Rev Mr.. Van Horn Mr. JosKrH ScrKLp TO
Miss MARY, daughter OF David H. Baker, all Of Jersey
CITY.
SrrY-IoussroS.--By tho Rev. 8. d. Burchard, Mr..
GroaeE W. L. SpsY TO Miss ARcsg II. JOHNSTON, all OF
this city
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The Esn ErEcrs os ISrxxrERaSr.-Coroner Nanmann
held inquest yesterday at No 5l7 Pearl street, upon
the body Of Edward s. Terry, who died from intcmpe
rance Deceased IL appeared was once promising law
yer and a partner of Charles oConor; but being sd
dcted to the free Of Intoxicating spirits he soon os
his posou In society and gradually sank 70 low that his
old friends longer recognized him. For the past two
years he has been odgcr AZ tho above number whore
he continued TO imbbe more deeply than until az
last nature sucoumbed 10 the influence OF and he
died miserable death. Deceased forty I've years OF
age and was born In New York.
Kuhn NJ AN OVERDOSE OF 0run.--Honora clifford, .
child eight days old poisoned yesterday BY
dose Of opium accidentally administered by the mother
Coroner Naumann held an inquest and exoneratsd all
parties from blame.
FATAL ACCIDENT on smrBoARp.-Coroner Naumann held
inquest upon tho body Of Jacob Eek native Of Ger
many aged fortycgh years, who died from the effects
of injuries accidentally received by falling into the bold
of a vessel ri pier 10 North river.
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VISIT OF THR ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR TO
GENERAL WOOL, ETC.
Yesterday the headquarters Of the Department of tina
East were removed No A Blocker street, where all
business appertaning the will be hereafter trans
acted There was quite rush OF officers and soldiers
the department yesterday, all of whom promptly
attended by the Generals polite assistants. Yestor-
terday afternoon the Assistant Secretary Of War,
Mr.. Watson, made quite sudden and unex-
pected cali upon General Wool at tho
St. Nicholas Hotel where he long private interview
it'll the veteran soldier. Tie interview lasted nearly
hours; but what tho subject Of discussion be-
the two gentlemen upon the occasion did not trans
pre. is however positive that matters OF the highest
Importance, aprerainng only to the Department Of
tho East, but to military affairs generally, the
themes OF discussion. This evening compli
menary dinner VIII be given to General Wool and his.
staff by Colonel Roome and the officers OF the Thirty
seventh regiment N. Y s. w., at Demonicos Of
Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue
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Total. .ls.57i 1886 22,23O 80 $50 ss7

The paper was ordered be received and printed in
the minutes.
authorizing the Comptroller TO memorabilia the State
Legislature egaze the ordinances adopted by the Com
Council provide for the relief of the families Of
volunteers.
The h ard concurred with tho Board Of Aldermen in
their action the communication from the Comptroller
requesting that appropriations may be made for payment
OF interest tho city debt, NC.
The preamble and resolutions adopted by the Board o
Aldermen reference the result Of the Ftz John Por
ter Court Martial were laid over without discussion.
The Board concurred with the Board OF Aldermen in tho
adoption of resolutions ol eundoence with families OF
the late ex. Mayor Mickle and Washington Smith.
The resolution and ordinance adopted In the Board or
Aldermen 70 provide increasing and strengthening the
dcences Of the harbor OF New York referred tho
Committee on National Affairs.
The Board then adjourned until Monday evening next,
Al uvoo O'Clock.
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The blockade.

On ne 9TH OF January the Uaed States steamer Quaker
City captured the rebel scop Mercury while attempting
10 run the blockade out Of Charleston harbo Tho vessel
had rebel mail on board containing the intercepted cor
rcspondencc heretofore published and h,een barrels Il
spirits Of turpentne besides MAJOR Reid Sanders scn Of
George sanders late United States Navy Agent at this
port The vessel being only small yacht, taken TO
Fort Royal and left there at an appraisal Of two hundred
dolrs and her cargo ard crow 10 this port in
charge ~ Captain X Cresy on board tho st0rcship
G3uficr. which we'd here last night with MAJOR Reid
sa' detr board. She lies at the Navy Yard.
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10 the sitting OF the Dict to-day Q proposal laid
before the Icptles by the government entaing COM
r'ete Parliamentary reform. IL is Intended that tho
swedish raueni shall henceforth consist OF two cham
bcrs the st elected by tho provincial assem- es per-
only being eligible who possessed Of considers
pie Income the second by popular election, with low
standard ~ publication for the eestsra franchise. BY
tho aiopiun ~ this measure popular liberty and
servaye interest would be equally balanced The propo.
si,ion VA very fsvorabiy received.
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0EE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
England Proposes to the Pope
to Leave Rome.
She Offers to Lodge Him in
Malta.
TIE Rate Of Discount Raised in Eng
land and France,
&s.s &e.s ke.

The screw steamer Edinburg, Captain McGugan which
left Liverpool O'Clock the afternoon OF the lith
and Queenstown the 18th January arrived at this
early erday morning Her news is ono day later
than the advices ( the Saxonia.
The Edab rg crossed the bar half past three O'Clock
on Wednesday afternoon, but could find pilot to
bring her up. She remained below until half past seven
O'Clock yesterday morning, when she received pilot
The King of the Begans had been attacked by the
nega! of complaint which has undergone several
operations.
From the Official returns supplied to the English Poor
Law Board it would appear that the distress in Ianca
shire s steadily disappearing There is decrease in the
number relieved during the week to the extent OF 1860
persons. he funds in hand Saturday January TO-
amounted to SOFIA sufficient the exigencies
OF the next four months.
Both the London Times and the Paris Mo,itesr profess
10 see In the movements Of the American democratic
party Indications Of. possible peace. The call tor
democratic convention at Louisville the most
hopeful sign.
The marriage of the Prince Of Wales is said to be fixed
for the 18th Of March.
Negotiations had commenced at Berne with the object
Switzerland.
The Paris Temps Of JAM IA received hrst warning for
the publication of article signed Scherer }" upon the
speech Of the Emperor
The Calcutta, China and Australia letters via Marsees,
despatched to the provinces from london the
14ih instant.
The Bohemian arrived at Londonderry the morning
Of the 14th of January
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tions for discount At the bank numerous and i'm
portant
six gold ships are on their from Australia with
total OF fi61 DIS Of which about $3.50 900 may be m
siae:ed fully due
Elz0 900 France and further Withdrawals expect
ed account. The Paris Bourse IL declining tho
market beng influenced b. the prospect 81 Italian
loan the execution y immediate advance Of the
discount rate Of the Bank Of France tb4ll pc cent.
From the London News (city articc), Jan 14l
The funds closed yesterday 3thy fresh reduction
OF oneeightb per cent The withdrawals Of gold from
the bank for tho week ending last night amounted 10
4So 900 There IS rumor that portion of yesterdays
Withdrawals goes to the Bank Of France II is believed
that movement To az per cent, in the course
Of the next week or two, would produce good elect IN
monetary prospects.
The Times city article says ii is evidently expodient
that all parties Interested should at e for the
as lar as the discount market concerned may necessi
tate prompt The condition of the Bank Of
France one that is calculated for the moment % exer
else the chief influence market II is difficult to
suppose that that establishment longer delay up
ward movement of its OF discount and IL is 10 be
inferred that any such action would be forthwith followed
by proportonate advance this side. The favorable
points TO be kept view consist in the decided improve
ment which has occurred in Bombay rate of exchange
and the anticipation of very considerable amounts Of
specie from New York during the current MONTH
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JAN. IA.
OPENING PRcEs-Consols for money, 921 ri DO Tor
account, 92sl new threes, 92A. -.
The directors OF the Bank OF England have raised the
rate from three TO four per cent.
THE LATEST MARKETS
MONEY MARKET
LONDON, Jan. is, 1868.
Consols closed at s2sS ok for money.
The latest sales OF American stocks at the follow
ing Illinois Central shares, 40 SO discount Eric
Railroad, 451s 46s
The Bank Of England has raised its rate Of discount
from to per cent
The Bank of has raised its rate Of discount
per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, 1868.
CorroN-Sales for the two days % 900 bales nsludng
10 900 bales spectators and importers The market
buoyant with advance Of onehalf one penny per
pound.
BREApsrufs.--The market closes quiet and steady.
PGoyIsIoas.-The provision market is heavy.
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MAnRo, Jan Is, 1893.
The sddfess IN answer 70 the royal speech has been
yo,ed IN cSnsress by 100 against II.
Nspsp. Jan u, 1853.
The C,trprd OF to-day demands tha, Queen Christina
sboulG b. perm ted 10 return TO Spain
Tho D,arto hspdno says believe ourselves able 20
state from reliable source that Queen Christina will be
allow to spain, but that the Ministry will re-
serve tse the right OF future action her A
shey may consider beOs the u the nation
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The Walton Will Case.
sURRo0ATE'S COURT.
1arOre Hon Gideon Tucker

Before Hon. Gideon Tucker.
In he WI Of JOHN Walton, Deredsed.-This was a cita-
ton calling upon the under the above viii TO
pay over Ellen Walton, his widow the OF 81 100,
the OF the bequeathed 10 her by the eaior
The executors asserted and alleged that Mrs Walton had
waived that provision and elected to take her dover
stead Of such provision The argued by MIR.
Edwin for the claimant, and adjourned until
10. Messrs Edwin James and Thos nuDphy for
the claimants; Mr. d. ID. Field son for the executors
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srOEoEs PROM rHE EAsr tOR NAPoLsov's ARMY.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan, Is. 1889.
hundred negro slaves. They e. be embarked N
tench wal steamer and despatched to Mexico
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. 1858.
Stocks irregular and inactive. Pennsylvania 6's 1902;
Reading Railroad, AL; Morris Canal So Long Island
Railroad, 81 Pennsylvania Railroad, coz. sight
change New York at par.
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III, Dasubian Princ,pninis..
Commercial Intelligence.

F'''7'"Ft.TIf THhs TkNy.
Tho arms destined for the government a Serya bavs
been rem wed from the territory Of tho prncpaltles