The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-22
April %.

been exposed to the disease. ~
The authorities of ST. Johns n
Brunswick, have received orders ho,
the English Government for the re.,,
rest Of the Chesapeake pirates lately y,
ut liberty. SO another iuvestioa.;'
is in prospect.
A negro boy, captured bv c.,
Banks in Virginia, who can imiio,.
with his mouth the sounds of theo.
gan, violin, threshing machine and !,
fact all varieties Of sounds, is one "a
the attractions at the New York san,
tary fair.
Flour sells in Richmond at S2m
per barrel SO the women Saw M.
.are coming thence daily Gen. Wind,
gives them passes, and the confedercr
is glad to get rid Of all that have 10 4
fed and cannot fight
The total sword vote at the Neu
York fair up to Tuesday night wa.
1915, and McClellan's majority la
run down TO l59.
Rev Byron Sunderland. Of Wash.
mgton, who has just accepted the pa..
torate Of the American chapel in Pan.
in his farewell prayer before the Sen.
ate. prayed most emphatically tha. ts
Lord would give TO the counsellov
and statesmen of America more brains
If the color Of jeff. Davis skin
saws Prentice were to strike In. b.
soul would be white. If the color 4
his soul were to strike out, his SIN
would be black.
"A Chicago firm has taken out
license for the sale of six million 3o
lars worth of goods the coming yer
This is only surpassed by two firms
tho United States
Masses are TO be said at the ,aa
can in Rome for the repose OF tls
souls of the two thousand persou
burned to death at Santiago, Chill
About two million volumes wer
sold at the recent New York BOOK
trade sales Prices were ten and t
: teen per cent. higher than formerly
The secretary Of the treasury
ready to commence the prepayment
the May interest on the 800 loan, j
gold ot New York.
The late king of Bavaria was a ma
of plain and simple habits, an eXte
size traveller, a finished scholar, and
kind and uniyersallypopular monaco
Forty-thrce thousand dollars pail
ont and 100000 paid in-the result
Tux collecting in the rebelious districs
under Mr. Chnse's treasury regu.a.
/ tons.
The Northumberland only e..
capped capture near Bristow on Frdar
- by q few minutes of time. 4 party &
rebel cavalry galloped mp just ms Gm
Grants train whizzed ont Of sight
1t may please the boys to kuor
that the grent and original Van An.
! burg has packed up hismemgerie aai
? his trunk, and is about TO start Oh
, tour through the loyal States
Tie new two-cent piece which la
!, been recommended for the sanction
= of Congress is said TO resemble
much as anything can, a gold oal
p On one side there ISL wreath ofwae
u In the center Of which is stamped
q conts,' and around which are tt
q words "Umted States Of America
u On tine other side there is the she'll
D. OF liberty, bearing the words, G
our Trust"
3 by order Of Captain Hoyt acting
e Mayor Of New Orleans the mscrptr
Ct which We give below has been cut lnI
r. the base of the bronze statue Of Herr
l. Clay il that city 1t is taken from Nc
D.. Clay's speech, delivered before D
Of American Colonization Society q
b. Washington, January 20, 1927
A. IF could be instrumental in ear
a. icating tins deepest stain, Slavery. fr
" the character of our country, end n
ne moving all cause Of reproach on NJ
countof it, would not exchange l'
e. proud satisfaction which should q
N Joy, for the honor Of all the trumpa
lr ever decreed the most successful COZ
It. queror"
u A Union man i'll Charleston vr's
as to the Philadelphia Press that the
ty ulation is almost entirely above Wen
II worth street, having left fourteen pay
alel streets, on which stands the nA
US valuable OF the public buildings store
d. and private houses, to the mercy
he Gen. Gillmore's shells. The pre-
n living in hotels is from twelve to tV's
Of ty dollars a day, and III the choaP'
id boarding house it is six dollars u
ny "A beautiful bound copy Of M
Principal Speeches and Addresses I
IN His Royal Highness the Prince ~ "
n sort, has been presented by hD As
ITS iesty the Queen to each of the pnr
ice pad libraries of Canada, The nsoi
at- tion-to which Her Majesty 'D.
for graph is appendicitis as follow Is.,,
presented to The University Li~l
SIS Toronto In memory OF Her ".
re- and good Husband, by His bF0'~
nj hearted Widow, VICTORIA K.
20 -Whyisit, asked a writerforiy w.
ago, that the sons of extraordnaIs w
10 do not more frequently grow 70 Z
lno stature OF their fathers? Il is ney'-
.u they are intimidated and dlscows'
''N by continual comparison 'c"' ~
fathers. 1t is because they are v
40 r. al.afU