Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24
NEW YoRK. Nov. is.


for the vile attempt to exierminate the white
and muatso inhabitants Of the Island"
Rio Janerio correspondence states that the
Emperor Of Brazil is urging vigorous ros-
ecution of the war The allies are very sang
uine that Lopez, the President Of Paraguay,
must succumb. On the occurrence of SUCH
an event, their intention is to compel ar.
rangements for liberal navigation Of the in
terror waters, which will create heavy de.
mand for American steamers. There are
quite number Of Southerners in Rio Jane
rio. They represent Themselves as agents for
Southern families, who desire to emigtate to
Brazil. 1t is thought that little success will
attend the movement, as they desire to per-
petuaie slavery, which is rapidly growing in
disfavor in Brazil.
The end Of the Hay ten troubles is announc-
ed. II was settled by The United States and
British officials.
The declaration Of war between Spain and
Chill causes no excitement 1t is thought
that not one shot will be fired.
The Tribune states that Gen. Dudley, su-
perintendent Of the sub-distrot Of Memphis.
has issued an order forbidding negroes leav-
ing the place or plantations to visit cities or
towns for amusement. and fofbiddiug ferry
men to furnish them transportation across
the river, unless they have pass from their
white employers.
A dispatch states that Gov. Hahn, in lee
ture last night in Washington; said that slav-
cry, though not existing in name in Louis
lana, still exists in fact, and in more odious
form than ever.
CINCINNATI, Nov. is.
dispatch from Chicago says Gen Logan
in a conversation to-day with some Of his
friends, remarked that he would accept Of the
appointment OF Minister to Mexico, provided
the Government would order 1000 armed
men to accompany him to the capital of that
country. New YORK, Nov. 1s.
The New Orleans Times Of the 9th says
in relation to rumors Of naval and military
preparations, etc ave have Information that
we are not at liberty to disclose, giving posi-
tive confederation to these rumors. We
hesitate not to predict that unless the French
troops are removed from Mexico beforeChrist.
mas, there will be active intervention in behalf
of the Liberals and the traditional policy VI
the United States be vindicated.
A Washington dispatch says the su ec; II
reconstruction was considered in the Cabinet
yesterday.
1t is stated that the President is dissati.-
fed with the conduct Of the leading men of
the South, many of whom he pardoned.
NEW ORLRANs, Nov. 10.
The Natamoras Ranohero of late date
claims that the Liberals have been badly cut
up, and says that two Generals are killed,
and Cortinas and Gnason are murdered.
The correspondent Of the Times at Mata-
morss says the Liberals raised the siege of
that city on the night Of the 9th, and de-
parted to unknown regions. 1t is generally
thought that it was feint to surprise and
capture the city. No French troops had yet
arrived at Matamoras.
The Ranchcro says the Liberals left num-
Der OF blankets, arms, &C., and some few
were caught mapping. It also states that the
principal Liberal force had gone in the direc-
ton OF Camargo, but were dispensing in diff.
ferent directions in bands.
The arrival Of French squadron at the
mouth of the Rio Grande is reported
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10,
1t is understood that Gen. Thomas visits
Mississippi by order of the President, to set
tie the conflicts of authority between Gov.
sharkey and Humphreys, both claiming the
governship of the State.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
The Colfsx speech Of Saturday night Gre.
ates much excitement among the Southern
people in Washington. 1t is everywhere re-
garded as imposing further tests than those
laid down by the President. Mr.. Colfax is to
have long interview with the President this
afternoon.
There was riot among the soldiers yes.
terday afternoon, and many of our conscience
stricken citizens persist that a negro insur.
recton had broken out.
Montgomery Blair called upon the Presi-
dent on Saturday, but got no comfort.
Mr.. Chase was at the capitol this morning
He states that he is opposed to holding court
In Richmond while martial law continues.
NV YORK, Nov. 20.
The steamship New York and City of Lon.
don, with Liverpool dates of the 9Th, and
Queenstown the 9th, arrived at quarap tine
early this morning. There they were de-
tanned till 1890 o'clock.
The City of Mexico correspondent of the
Herald, under date OF the Cd inst. sa,s =
Mauiy has been commissioned by Macmillan
to establish agencies in Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. 1t is stated that
since the decree of the Sd OF Oct, large
number of Liberals have laid down their arms
and applied for pardon.
News received in this city from authentic
sources state that the Emperor Macmillan
has ordered all his forces to be Withdrawn
from the outposts, and concentrated at three
points, viz: Vera Cruze. City OF Mexico, and
San Luis Potosi. He will max these places
the headquarters of their respective districts
and await the respective reinforcemenis. As
soon as the French troops are Withdrawn to
the three places above named, the Mexican
people will raise en- masse and take vigorous
measures to prevent any future advance, The
spirit of the Liberals has been much comfort.
ed by advices from the United States that
material aid will soon reach them"
Officers of the detective bureau deny the
statement that the bureau will be abolished
The estimate for maintaining the Army for
the ensuing year, on the present peace foot
ing, is thirty-three million dollars. Enough
war material is on hand to equip million
men, or to maintain the present course for a
year on war footing
Orders are going out from the Many de-
pariments to reduce the working force In all
the yards, and in many cases wages also.
Sec. McCalloch will urge in his forthcom-
ing report, the reduction Of currency by posi-.