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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
MONTPELIER, JULY IT, 1853.

FOR DRAFTED MEN.-The Provost Marshal
foy this District has decided the following impor-
tsnt points
|. Every drafted man must report in person or
90 deemed deserter.
.. A man who furnishes substitute, and such
substitute is rejected, can pay the $500 for exx-
emption any time up to the time he Is ordered to
report at the place of rendezvous. 49,.
.. Any enrolled man residing in suo-dlstrlct
from which the draft has been made will be &C
cepted as a substitute if fit. G. K. CRANE.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

Wells Heath of Johnson, q man over 70
wears of age, had his right leg broken the 9Th
inst by falling tree The injury is serious
one. but it is thought he will recover
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Ga Monoay Of last week, son of Mr.. Elijah
II. Willis, of Plymouth, II years of age, was
badly injured by gunpowder
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

PROFITABLE SHEEP.-Mr. Silas King, of Clio
yer. has sold the present season from one buck
and four eve sheep
lambs, SIS per head, $24,O0
81 lbs wool, SIS cts. per Id, 1880
Making, s44'oo
We think that if the above is any indication
of the general income Of sheep husbandry in
these parts, it must pay rather better than
printing newspapers. We think it will be hard
for any one in the country to beat Mr.. King
or his sheep either.-Irasburg Standard.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

E. S. Dana of Cornwall, w. was recently ap-
pointed Examiner-in-Chief of the Bureau of In
valid Pensioners.
The New York herald., 1863-04-30
ARRIVAL or THE SAelDaAK:.

News from Havana, Porto Niro and We
nezueia-OpsS lions OF the Hieekvdc
Runners, &c.
Tho British steamship Shedrske Capt s.ir'e. from
Havana tho z3a inst arr,ei this pri st evening
IN tho 25th ns OH Cape Hatorai, boarded ~ tho
United statos steamship NAssschuteifs asd received
from hsr several dispatcher.
Among the arrivals Of foreign vessels az the fort
of Havana three from Mobile, Aha having t,e
blockade of that pat. hoy a loioss--
The rebel steamer N.ta Capt Bakashs III tons. laden
with cotton sft Mobile this lith ani arrived ~ iia-
vaba the 10Th iosi.
The tng-h steamer Alice, CAPT sm,h Go tons, laden
with cotion kr and carry pg eyh, passengers eft NO
bile Tie 18Th aud arrived The :otb. mak ng ,hx vss
sage two days
Tns rcscl schooner A. J. Hedge Capt Allan. 20 toa'
laden with cotton &c Ist Mobile shs 10Th anil arrived
the 10Th INST.
TIE feb.i ,'p Gen. wofti, - tons Laden vssA csas".
tct ~ nsrks tis.. u lJth. and sfs.s ths z2k
fDc rob.f sciesarrs Ths.s frvher. tirma taxsr sss
Laura IucIov, fsef frum Havana the s0th wst 80
ls iarnoso~.
trotp iorto Iicp have dates % the 10Th loot ssa
from - nomnsp 10 the 9TH No hing had Hsnsp''sa ~
interest
trona yenczpca We hare news io the I'D slt Cvax .
safe, ths rcvolutsbits tcates aA~s thses
days skifmtsbns They have shared the sssns isss N
SafAbobo aud lIas.s. euiant D. Tast, and sit'ss
hh ~neg tsisrsi 20 di.,n uuss In ths Esss
- glap,itv eaton sect I'D received trsw the
unci states and sep' 10 The n r-u states rlals ting
The New York herald., 1863-04-30

bec and Montreal arrived In tho Lough at carly hour
this morning. for the purpose OF taking on board pasen
gers from Belfast AZ eleven ochck steam tender was
despatched from hero with l4l The uaMed
Kingdom They were accompanied by Mr.. Samuel Gowan,
the agent for the ship and also Dr Moore WIG
med all the passengers before gong beard VI so
g. ms oh board she steamed away for Quebec andst Ioad
cheering
Tho Montreal steamer 81. Andrew left kinestown on
Saturday night with $50 seevagc passengers OF the work
ing casees for America These men werc selected BY
agents at once IN Dublin, and bad 10 sgn an agree
mcnt 70 for year the Chicago Railway 10
supposed that they enlisted for the fede army
but this has been denied by the agents OF the vessel They
are Il Is stated 70 pay for their passage BY deduction
from their pay
The New York herald., 1863-04-30
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, April 10, 1863.
Additional correcDdepoe between Minister Adams md
Earl Russell 10 published. II relates 10 blockade running,
y year old, and contains nothing Of moment
IJvKRsooL, Aprn 10, 1868.
The steamship F,na from New York arrived ast n,ghs
ANOTHER BATTLE BETWEEN THE RUSSIANS AND
POLES.
CRAocw, April 15, 1sG3
The Csa c 70 day states that several fresh bands Of
insurgents have been IN the district Of sandomr.
serious engagement has taken place suwahi, in
which three sbcusana insurgents participated The Rus
siahs kst two hundred in killed and seven guns
CArso, Awil rs, 1863
The Sultan has made csours,on mo little distance
up the Mic. Has Ma esty has also given maeoilcent
presents u The prnccsscs
u 10 serted that the Sultan stu regards himself
the guest tie ceroy ard has abstasd any at
iening 10 display authority The sultan will lowe CAIRO
upon bis return to tsusiantinoplo on Friday
TnE LAfEsr MARKETS.
irsMcoI, Apri 10, 1868
The saer " colt " day reacb &c 600 bales Including
SOC 20 sycclaors and exJ ertors tb, market closing
hrm ~ uueh nrcd quots tom
Tie bf tadstuas uket was qnict and steady
Tie provsrn market rues heavy.
The rrodqcc market ~ generally steady.
Cnrsos ciose ga. o. for money Nancy Is easier
on the stock AcLange but there rs NJ change IN tho
bank ate nj discount.
The latest sales of American stocks were Hre Rail
road, ~ <' iIi'm Is Central, Ats . a.. dscoons
The New York herald., 1863-04-30
Railroad co.,..s,.. s,n n.a.,..

HrUhfo. fysn ~ iss
The Railroad Conmlssss Assuublsi " day klssts..
omissi-. rsfr~.ss,ss The o,gsei y ne mss,isz
10 ooustfar Tia sabe,t u Jsfing f.-
senser pafre ssd 10. pfory~~s ssvsncsr " rst~- 80
ssnigraht travel oosnnlite e~ q ~ a.sfsa
shuas ldattgUn itnsuNfv egrsea g..
lie igii1s ilr are anrsns the f.sStpsu~na-tF
That ne Ncs lofk c~rtfs ife isalsl Fslis fegtfst
apd is'unnrs 40 onio fys1.. - ni~o'hg a ibsn,
shall e~fabifth Mes Yort Ad fsssion . AHta olss "
b. anisr TIE sfcssss canwy - The Dnes ESTABLISHING
o. faf - relaiss 70 the suIs.ynlf nt " af.ass
Aisy tbnt ofs may pe efi1bfifhgi at nars.,
CevcisDa Deinastl fnsiHasfsf a. 20 ~ H fhssgu sSf
NH~sases. at tbs asrreiiu ~ fbe hres cen. stsg -
busnosr
Nat sftsf Jan4 tistst thsr ~ rec Ysd
esd MA aay n~s f.fressr,~d in tbif shch
not sod IN ths o1os~ q ibs fahofd casnlsns- sfs.
thsg respective linss a ttr yfss ~ - sfittr~f
and that is,s solf w ether hges itrglfh efmisssn
efs, assnis riisfrhe ir Fffaftn ~ lff~'iAsa I"
ths Msrnamsnt - ~ h. a-rfaiifi ~ fstflvsd W
rsais taftlas o. thh ssfesteat al thst a. tNses ~
ths bsrds ~ oasisa Arfas a. ifsstt h~i ~ stfF~s@
oaoas 81 slsssbefs shtl be Hb bifasu sfs ibs s,gf"
data
ssh a. e~r.eI,s,l sbteis q tbs mtstfg, ~hscb "a
yyur1fd thif niff1ar~
The New York herald., 1863-04-30
N.M.paper Aeesssss.


Srom tho piaris Dc "a Marina ~ Iia,as@, Apsn ~
scc tho arrival french shp Jean i1~st - ksse
ATTACH cd nor dld NO wish y pa.sh ia ihs Dare 10
Tore having Trustworthy lnfornsatos soncsshns the "n
day We bel,sve We ma, esmmussass o. sas rsses.
uuth Of what has really occurred ~ Fasha 40 W ne
INST whon mail left there. which aulsed a. Nefs nn1
The arst rel,;on hat va hs.a reooved and sLeA 90
sc assured has been ofci,ily communicated 81 we're
Pueba completely surrounded tho 2sd - hs<<A-
parallel wing been made from - John iial "a We
direction Of tho square the ore broke oct The sssh
against tho Penitentiary, which was well fOrthoa A
breach made aud that po.itoa wa. ear
,sa ,,sdo. BY ,,,sS sss"" ,s. o. .@s ', me s., % ~.
bayopet two three fortified posit.'ns. And afterwards
en.srea ~ 70, S s eeesgyss ~oa no sns "a - .
two streets having been forced The french sossss can
zouaycs and of the Nntyanih resn at - hs inep
dis.odgns tho Mexicnns wio defended hem with ms<h
energy. The Object was TO reach IN tns wv ths fMss
converted into art " fortress.
Tho whole city fnll q harricass mot u the hosses
we're fortified, aud tho dsienders of roshA fought ~h
On The third The french fcrss had ssIs.A spaa ss~ss
DISTANT s o ~ 'as s, s, sSs s s 10 s a. T
Trcnch had st fs0 Killed and about 80 vesu<sA.
Tue esredniousry fsros amounted % a mue ever
20 900 men, but only ~ 600 detailed or the osp,sre a
tho plaza. General forcy used great pradesee and da
not bing into Gre more than two OF ihrse hasa"ns al
one timn
Tho French occupied the Rio rrsrto bfdvo aud - The
othcr siie tho Mexican General ramonert AZ IN"
head OF i2 900 men nc'gdng the f'infreemsns~
which President Junrcz h1i sent HIN Nevfcihsc-r 40
to the latest date he had made 10 moitan, hos" move
ment. .s.tt.
We ought also TO add from " stwnfthy r"urs"s thss
Gene, nj forey persuade hat the tar NJ of tebs
would cost much labor and mth blood b.t that he az
mpicicly conRd'Bt of sn.crst.
Anothss accDu't that tie Psnicntary was bsrsa
during the attack In tho tnk,rg " thos. roflrftio
Pcnitentiaiy and the b, n ran Gafi.rtLo iio .sL s
killed aud wounded 100 "a coo
IL calcuated that tho Mexican fefco IN the plaza
20 600 mon
General rorcy hal the rcsi TO Nssloo .sfs-
Client force 70 hold Comon'ort Ia check
This ends tho report up 10 tho ~. ~ Anfi tst by
mail which arrived al Ncta Cruz the ioh,
II IL known by private letters that tho iics
OF Arms of Pneb.i. NJ wra ~ Cattle hat iaa
been Jlk.n after c'ota nsbt lbc Yfenc had, as a
wsH div idcd the place ia two u fcnassd to bc knoH1
whether the forts % Suaiiigpe and iSretn vnud not
turn their artillery against the part occupied ~ the
French
General OF Artillery vrrnc DO Itumlsrc, a talented
French officer died - his wounds on The OH.
The New York herald., 1863-04-30

oslsass Csnases - the Omesws asa Crsw
4 90 she Bsva bysasasr-rhey Rssoss 60
obey the Order or = Pirate Omcer snd
Frte hten Hin O1, Sc.
cataln G1ycr, OF the bark Lssaodos, arrived ~ Bs
ton tuesday lat from C,epfaegs cub,. rsoorts that
tho 10th INST. while staining in towards Colorado
Reef, about twenty mites distant, vessel on nre
probably the Work of of tho pssvasers. lacked
and s,cd on On The i2th, at eleven A. ", small
griva,eor sehconr coming down for The wind being
light we could 70, esrspc by keeping on lie was
alo ~ de hailed us mco .ned wtre from and
und. and ordered heavc and send boat along
sc Csrt.in Gtver refused q comply, but ctIcd all
hards, and ordered the small be made ready.
The pirate must have the o ming ait with .
rush AID passing the sgss 10 each other only
ten o. twelve rods dpt,nt. He then tucked ship and
tndsr cur Ice agan and ieok god Iook when he
aIpaIsnty coIc!sde to let pass Ls SAID nothing,
but shs distance ahead tacked rbp aud stood Tor
o. sgan, came up and asked the oDst.de He thcn
a email vessel under my lee, aud kept on fcr him.
hmk be wsatsd me 70 serd . boli 10 ls 70 dy,de my
men, and make easief work i,r 6S nis crew Ssis q
hard cooking tcssome bareooted, With red shirts Tho
oic hat bsod the LysAnder was an bi hman ~ I'm
eitude Was ~ ~. latitude ~ ~.
The New York herald., 1863-04-30

greater strength 70 day and there vas sngeth better
@arke. for q, mo nnaf price amer varying aooa.
1 s sss Ss pa. ana o aas
fort premium The operators for tho 1all are quietly
has SecS oy naea ss ss serp VIII - read,
for delivery from TO morrow. Tho l3th iast
American stocks and railway shares were quiet with
rennsyvans section, were operated 10 a. 10 OK O.,
leaving OIL % TO- Ere 500 shares all paid. were sup
ported al 4eh leaving on 40 A. ihnop 500 shares
were taken at 49k, the final price being 40 So
Ifrom lhe london Times fcl.y artlcel. April 10
About t2 GOO IN gold taken 10 the bank Yesterday
making Total OF Gao QUO since Wednesday the sth INST
Inere no demand for goh fur and The various
arrivals from America and Australia will continue 70 DO
daily becoming more apparent. and the fact that tho
os on ind.a offered yesterday at tho bank only
partially taken even at reduction in tho rate ealca
iated 70 support the market but the Polish question,
from the uDeasness Il PARIS couptsracts tho
teldsncy 70 speculation which would otherwise devsope
Mse Ihcre were scarcely any appcai for discount
Of thc bank yesterday and the Stock Exchansotho
rate Tor advances oa goyernment seoares onI an
per cant
n LONDON, Apru s3-p.n.
Ine market was stoady al the same quotations..
ne DISCOUNT market easy az 80 per cent for best bills
Arge amounts n gold were being taxen by the bank OF
Eneand ana IN carly reduction in The rate OF discount
me Confederate loan s.eaay a, TX IA premium.
Te!onams from FRANKFORT report transactions there
10 high ~ premium and a. Paris .. 2h premium.
- AMERICAN sNfsRTnka
ne qsota,rus The 18th OF April are pated States
lsk disooanS New York osaisas, % = 49,
tat .fsi sDE e1oCH kyeHASGK, April 10 1873.
conses, money, s2x = accouat, s25s q %; new
thsees, e1aa,s
PARIS BouRsE.
me Boursc was duh on APP ~. Rentes closed at Tor
&C. cr 25s. lower Than yesterday. n
LvEAsOoL COTTON HARKEr. ...-s
~ i.4e LIVERPOOL, April 15-P. NJ
mo sales d tho three days nclsdag 70 day (Wednes-
day. are estimated at about 81 600 bales. including
~ tnken for export and speculation The market fs
been acstve aud nrnov and slight advance his ben
generally established. There IN renewed demand for
The New York herald., 1863-04-30
CITY rsssIfigsnss.

Asssussx Frrcs . rrnrrts me ssiof a ~ <ggs
., .o-saJ c-r.Lyay. -ho has bs<n tispiss ias
es,s a aos a car fsstreptsn hosss hs- sess nsstsi
4, s Provost Marshal asd ssn, " foft tAsysus 30
80 4. rave h.< lsfrs q rn4f ~ ~ fn~.~~~s
80 - have n1sss issftsnt ea.,sssno W Gsn~~ss
nap~f.
~ O,n-s. Jnmes nsn. form~riy oornsxisa -sh
y,srt i<sis nssissn,sly rsn e.s' W ss.es -
A u~s La stsalng, s,sut ssn oeke1 q ne s<rr~ -
I.i,,- ssa cse~e.St sssst. us sesy 90 t<As. "a
tAs or hs~rrsA
The New York herald., 1863-04-30

IHntfFtfHs. tTTH ~. 1893
rbs general sutserpsor sseri r,pcfis 10 sass a Eve
ts eutes ~ Day a. tx1tf 100 .duultatsd fasl~s
Mw Ynfs 80 oco lest0a and Nsw FAs ans AGO 80,
fblis1e Da aIa fsnnsy vnna. ft03 s0 DtB fiagf1o.
biitniofe AM WashnHion. tioD 100 htLIr-n. linats
>j Ins .na. tto oo LiAi, a. lAi. 40 lAsss ofaefs
ante ,gaied lof Nay hsi s4y ths lnbsest 80
isesc brsds p-sf ssa nss<smenfa e.n b msla
su-sel AM esk-,iat q sssfe~
The New York herald., 1863-04-30
France.

asserted that the Prince and Princess Of Wales vii
ys the inperor % fontanebeu towards the middle o
May.
The Icw publishes despatch IRON saigon, Cochin
China, Of March x stating that procamassn has been
issued by Admual Lonsrd declaring that he will hold
tbs Annase people Responsible for The recommebceeut
~ b. 'stitss. The treaty will sti be executed France
desires 20 rcsrect the perty and liberty o the people
and their reigous opnoos. fhe procianafiou has pro
duced a nsest favorable IMPRESSION.
The PROVINCIAL markets quiet and the fall prices
made further progrss The fsrmerp' wheat offered Tor
kals the Iarn market sufirlcnf for the demand
ssd fall icox place of ses per sack The price Of noor
remains upchAnved.
Msrseaes cwn market wss buoyant
Havre market dun. American wheat sold st sIf The
100 kilos for red spring and 5sf. for wntss wheat
ReDtss Arm on Moedzy. April 10, At 10. ale
The New York herald., 1863-04-30

eleven A. NJ OF the condensers Of The steam engines
which are about two hundred horse ower exploded and
two tremen in tho stokehoc scadedvz Alexander
hcDun OF Edineurg, and William Hami iton, OF Downpa-
the captains cabin, transferred the Ahr on the 9th
Atd are now IN the Devon and Cornwall Hospital
here. The other fifteen are seafnen and nremen
who took advantage OF tho proximity Of the Aar aud are
said 10 have backed out Of the voyage 70 China Tey
eit ny uain this morning for ports The Japan
when had complement Of eighty has proceeded,
me Ar had TO lie to in the Channel Thursday and Fri
day. IN consequence of some trEing damages
From circumstances which have since TRANSFERRED Il ap-
pears that the AaT has be acting conjunction with hc
steamship Japan Mr. Back, the master the Aiar has
been required bv Mr. Brown the Collector OF her Ma
estys Customs at this port, the proceed
nss OF that ese after she eft Newhaven that
lnstead OF proceeding 10 her pretended destination, ST.
halo she went 70 Folkestone, and there shipped quan
tty or "provis &c, and embarked number oi sea
men and gentleman p under whose orders the vessel
was placed lie instructed Captain Back steer towards
certain part or the OF France and after somo delay
the steamship Japan move IN sight. The Alar having
burst her blowppo unable to proceed into smooth
water. and, IN consequence, the Japan took her
The towrepe broke and became cntapgled with the ia
ans scFcw Through these msadvcntures considerable
delay took place ana The small steamer led away her
bowsprit aud incurred other damage by coming
with tho larger chip. Eventually the 'genternann who
supposed 70 be tho real commander Of Japan
on board OF her with the ether passengers the Aa
which received In exchange the pilot and about fifteen Of
the original crew OF tho japan, who left Plymouth mmo
datey after they landed TIE goods shipped under the
name OF provisions are sad 10 have included munitions Of
war. F a lIl M
IL s considered rather remHk kable that although the
Alar received Fart ot the Japans on tho opposite
coast OF Franco On Thursday she did reach plymouth
until this morning
The New York herald., 1863-04-30
TIE AHelo-RRBEL PRIvATEERs



yuoutn (Aprn l2) correspondence Of Loodoo chipping
me screw steamship Alar Back, that put 10 here yes
rsereuoe 70 The large iron iha, ef on
April q under the Of tho Japan and said bs
slrioussd her procaims1 voyage 70 b. on blind, and
hsr real intention be 90 ny the Confcderats flag 7s
Aiay's confirms nn rnHor.
The japan Ia iron built ship, laid down 10 very nue
sses for speed, about s,x hundred tons, and having
sosincs of from about two hundred 70 Two MN.
I'm Grcenock with cser one hundred msn who we're
s raj srisnsom " as.r royacs Al he chipping mas
-er ONCE IN Gveenock they were shipped for two ycars
pr Acr they hsd proceeded 70 sea asoiher SET of
Articles w,re ptodncei ~ the captain, n which
~ eaessrss ssS y ss AZ nag ass
whnm they might fail TO- Thirteeu only of crew
eepssd 10 signing the nee Articles and their alleged
son Was that they thouGht they have higher
wages Thus consdesed hoard TO be an excuse a.
~ wss vc known among Ihsn What were the wages o.
tered The captain, howeSer stated that he had wish
W take any man with him against his vii, and landed
thrse .bands hero py Inc Aisr
coast rkuce east o. lhe Cbansei Islands The AIar
has be,n Cor several regular trader between
hoard k'hsveu nearly 100 IONS Of rocds a. aud
cleared Tor ~ Mao Th~so gooks conrised ~ twelve
rrs po~esS .s Ss nu1sa s
and sS,ne sy-ous. she psocesasd " the coss, o
srslss and there olnAA by .he Japan erd f,,~A
GtEs She two.yesssis N and spchr In the eveer
~hcrc ,he shipment OF ts goods bst~cen the two
-ss<ess tcok pace during too myths. The Japan then
hrr AID aftsrwxrds the Alar, The httg vessel beng
~aanhea g1 fhe east BY rrtnch frig1te Tho AlAr iay
two dayn The, 4hanaei before she made for MS Dxrs
In aA<iosho The thirteen dFsatbtt seamen, shs afro
two of the x>panp stokers who we're severely
scsIde< ny are bursting of one o b@ condonscrs The
Jaqan - n0wsahg under anothev uame, said 20 be the
Virginia fbs custonzr nuthortcs here inquired INTO tho
circums attending the Aar's soyage; but not
dseminr ske wives j<uasd IN dstsssipr her, she
yesterday after allowed 20 proceed and she eft fur
everything done 10 n,ats the comfortable. Pro.
VISIONS o high cav and every accommodation are
me crsw sss all p<kod nan, and addition 10 being
sd ssanen, te ority - ihem ere Old hands AZ the
ors-~rt conpcmens being csu<x<s "a pseudonyms
,---'sn fApr'i M sorrsspoed~pcs o. London Tmes
th. .k '-'- "-~~ ~ and from New.
The New York herald., 1863-04-30

BuUsLo. April ~, 1868
Hr cyrus v. r'eid addressed ,bs Bard q Trade ard
oiaireDs today ca lhe subject ,be Asan,e iesgraph
W. rieids remsfks were listened 70 -iih tba srcaiss,
A,iebtnn ana were ffeqssnty Ac,Asdsd. Rssolasiots
hfofing NE pfejfet were unaninossly fastef.
The New York herald., 1863-04-30

telegram IRON Bern of April IL says:--rhc progress
larry held meeting upon the propoei of Herr Twe-
ten IL resolved that, In future sitting of the Cham
ber of euties be shoud 10 ssked whether
nssdcrs the recent acts Of Denmark funlmcnt ~
the gasesns entered into BY that country after
negotiations of 10 and 1887 and also whether tho 20
ttrs. seeing that ennark had evidently volaied ls
engagements
frnce Christian arrived copsnhassn with bis family
Anil