The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-02

Gen. Scho6old has issued orders at
Raleigh. regulating the relations OF
negroes to their employers, on the
principle TINT those who will not work
shall not eat and the excitement
about the refusal Of the negroes to
work is subsiding Gov Magrath OF
South Carolina shows an evident de-
sire to fight on his own hook. lie is
sued n proclamation on the I'd, order
inc all the confederate supplies IN the
state TO be handed over to the robel /
authorities. But Gen. Gilmore has
issued counter proclamation, declar-
ing Magrath's null and void, and also /
that Of Gov Brown, calling session |
of the GEORGIA legislature. The peo-
pie. both in South Carolina and Geor- /
gia, are anxious to give up and have /
peace established The regulations
about labor in Georgia are working
well. and the farmers between SaVan-
nah and Augusta are putting IN large
crops Some are planting cotton tor
the FIRST time in four years. III IS sald
that all the rebel officers engaged IN
starving our prisoners, as well as the
Fort Pillow murdcrers, will be eXclud-
e1 from all amnesty aud to TINS the
people say amen All men at the
south possessing mndcd property viii
be compelled to take the oath OF allie
gianco, aud the amnesty 10 to be more
comprehensive, leaving fewer men eX-
posed TO the eXtreme penalty OF the
law. Coy. Brownlow of Tennessee
does not seem to be getting along very
smoothly Judge Tregg has charged
the grand jury to indict him for rent
ing abandoned rebel property as an
agent of the treasury department, and
upholding his tenant when the court
tried to dispossess him; and 1t Is
Thought paroled rebel soldier who
called at tie governors house recently,
late at night, intended to assassinate
him The pugiiistie governor IN ms
paper openly advocates the assassina-
ton of returned rebels and he cannot
complain ii the same thing should be
tried on him. tt IT, "A great pity that
, Tennessee, which in its present transit
ton state could not add 90 Brown
lows undoubted loyalty a small modi-
: cum of common sense, in the person
= Of her governor
General News.
Mrs. Lincoln and her family left
Washington on Monday for Chicago
where they will make their residence
for the future Secretary Welles ha.
started on "a pleasure trip to some Of
L the captured southern parts and som'
of the citizens Of Hartford accompany
him. The Washington correspondent
are throwing ont hints that Preslden
johnson is in danger Of getting int,
$ democratic hands But the rea
r trouble seems to be that the Politician
i can't manage him. The fact tina
President johnson has refused TIM
present of carriage and horses iron
some New York parties argues wei
for his independence of character ant
It shows that he means to run tn
j machine on his own hook, DR. Black
If burn. the scamp who was engaged Il
IS importing infected clothing into tn
e United States in the interest OF th
D. eonfodoracy, has been arrested q
Is Toronto, Canada, but WAS released o
I $4,000 bail, and ,his Is probably tn
Il last our Canadian friends viii do aboJ
a- it. They are great IN arrestlng villain
S and equally great in letting them g
Il a bold thief ON the Peru and Ind
o. annapolis railroad stopped "a train til
e other night, aud in the confusion stol
lg the safe IN the express car, contmnln
OF $4,000 in money and put off with
1t Frank Tenet and Daniel Dormell Ina
el prize FIGHT at Ripley, Canada, latei
ry ror $4,000 side Tetot won the pri.
ty and the other fellow died of his inlu
Dr. les. Coal continues to decline all oy,
as the country, and this weeks auctic
to sale at New York showed materi
Us falling off in prices from the last sal
he In seaport towns and cities coal no
tie retails at from S. to $40 ton.
n Foreign Affairs.
rs We have European dates to the Ii
is The London Times counsels Preside
IS johnson to show moderation towar
pei the rebels, truly remarking that Il
IT. North can afford to be magnanimou
or The Times says Booths fate V
better than he deserved, and tn
he seems to be the general opinion amor
la civilized people. The London Nor
an ing Herald is trying to make out tn
on Sir Friedrich Bruce the new Britt
zee minister at Washington, is having ha
on work to keep up friendly relations wi
80 our government; and also that J
Albums has presented claims for loss
by the Alabama The London Dai
m News says everybody knows the
BIZ claims have got to come some tin
in and may as well come now as any tin
&c. On the whole, the feeling in Englai
mo is tolerably cordial toward us, and t
ait danger Of war is constantly Jesse
he ing. Lord Palmerston is better, b
he not able to work yet The Allan
as cable is going on nicely and will
gro ready for shipping by the last of t
tn month. The prince of Wales open
ost the Dublin International exhibition
ely the 9th; there were 10000 perso
ost present. Louis Napoleon is off
i'll Algiers trying to convince the Ara
ing there to regard the Frenchmen the
ust as their proper masters. He te
Off them that 100000 Arabs can't fig