Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15
NEW OF THE WEEK.

The New York Hsraid's Dispatch from Heart 5
Conteni Of he Oh says, when the SphyI wss
signaIed IN Trinity BAY, The entire cable feet
was reported as arrived, and great excitement
prevailed
Two steamers proceeded down the bay early
in the morning 10 meet the GREAT Eastern with
q large party of prominent persons on board.
Their disappointment was great.
About noon the same day, three guns were
fired down the bay. and it was again reported
that the Great Eas etn had arrived. The firing
was occasioned by the steam sloop OF wal Roy
alist, mlstaking the Ph@llx and Stevenson for
the cable feet A thick fog prevailed at this
time.
No signs of Big Ship yet, and the cable peo-
pie are beginglng TO give up all hopes OF her ar
rival There were thousands OF ylsiters last
week but they are going home disappointed.
The weather Is now loggy and very wet, and
uniavorsble Tor the approach OF the beet.
A dispatch from Raleigh, n. c., dated Aug.
9Th, says, The wealthy leaders Of the late re-
be.lion, who expect to control the State Con
%yention and political affairs Of North Carolins,
have for the past few weeks been giving public
dinners IN many OF the counties Of this State to
returned members Of the late rebel armies.
Committees were appointed, funds raised and u
day designated for a like display OF hospitality
ut the county seat ct this county. As this
looked like Il public exhibition oil approval OF
rebel soldiers Tor their attempt to overthrow the
government, it was suppressed by Majo Gen
Ruger.
Tx CHoLERA.-A letter direct from Con.
stantlnople, dated July II says that the raw
ages Of the ch lera al Alexandra and Caro- are
fnghtiul. Nearly 900 deaths a day are Off
cislly reported at those places and in the chleI
towns between them. Every one who can OBJ
tain the means ls flying from the country. The
Vlceroy himself is in Constantlnople.
Ing KENTUCKY Misunderstanding to the
latest return IRON Kentucky, Messrs Rousseau
Smith, Randall, AMI Mckee, all strongly il
favor Of the abolition amendment, arc elected
by the major ities respectively Of 800, 500
1000 and 1000. Messrs. ~lrlmblc, Harding anC
Shanklln, anti-amenlment, are elected by the
malorities OF 3 600, 3, 5000 and 3 900. In one o.
the remaining TWO districts Mr.. Yeamons, the
amendment c ndidate, - probably elected, and
in the third district the chances are about even
But five out VI the nine congressman elected arr
probably for the amendment, which is doing
well for one Of the three Mcclellan States.
The Petersburg Express Of Saturday says the
fret through train on the Petersburg Railroad
since the It'll of August 1864, came into Peters.
burg on FRIDAY evening. The railroad connec-
ZION between Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington,
and poin.s further south IS now completed.
The Express says the war Of races in that city
still continues, here being constan, fights be
tween the sod ers and heroes, and white citizens
and peproes.
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r ~ t-rn,ar nnai,on IN no Inn SIo-
80 800, o'ifIt aao". h. r.in.,otad al ha
thought II better Tor ali To submit promptly and
willingly 10 the United States authorities.
OK Btovn was lat.lv IN Atlanta. entirely re-
covered from his illness. lie REGARDED The aues.
uon Of SECESSION as settled. and any further
agitation Of that aud kindred topics should be
studiously avoided.
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E,aa%nan,s nnrs,n i5,"rmeJ ,bs, on "a, ,hs
nsssoss .,s nnd,, I,e di,ac,,oa oC the Govern.
ment authorities. and in Mlsslssippi they are pro,
oeeding admirably. hut in remole localities in The
inferior the Old master, endeayour 10 suppres.
IN. idea among te negroes that emanciuatIon il
Elective.