The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-21
July Fl.

MED and refused TO perform du,,. mutt
Gen. Sheridan has been n,aGs.
tour of the principal places in Tpg
and is soon expected back to Nen .1 "t
leans. Gen. WeitzeI has es,ab,;.,O pr
headquarters ut Brazos. S ontaea
Ger. Sickles has arrived Mt Wa. iL,ago'
ton and reported the results ~ ' I;u
cent MISSION to South America hn ,I ~ I,
nature wAf not be divulged NJ ~ r. us
ent. Gen. Hascockhas gone TO f p,s
more to assure the command - o ~
middle department, and Gen u II, lle
succeeds Gen, Dix in cornma ,o9Aef
New York on Monday Sen VA a.
burn has been put in cohhmand 90 @su-
lower part of Georgia, and eAAn po ,ue
having completed his arralys,n oPe'
with regard to the Indians ~ a.
Northwest, has resumed his com,., sus
mt ST. Louis. All the officers , tL"t
were Ill charge of the assassinot;o.
prisoners at Washington have ho on
promoted one grade, certainly eou
easy way to earn military distincto.
One lieutenant, "a commissioned az
GERS, and $40 privates, rebel prisopora
were released last week, making 40
391 prisoners released by Preside.
johnson. None but the sick aro nna'
left The government is rapidly sen
ing off its vessels, horses, mules om
} balances aid army wagons. beside.
vast amount of other things. Most .,
the property sold brings a very oooS
! price, and sale of 30 vessels. all h.,
two of them steamers, at New yorL
was particularly successful, the acgr1
gate amount obtained for them fe;r,
: 1888, 900.
The trial of Miss Harris for tbemn,
der of the treasury clerk Burroughs !.
| now going on at Washington. Be
! plea for the defense is INSANITY cause5
| by the breaking off of the intimacy tv
t Burroughs, and stacks of extraordi.
f narily loving love letters are put mas
: evidence. The trial is likely to last
= for some time longer.
= Barnum' museum at New York VA,
4 burned Thursday afternoon, with some
/ of the adjoining buildings, and atan
I tai loss of 100000 1t is only M.
= tie while ago that Barnum boastedh
e the Connecticut Legislature that M
$ income was $4,000 a year This vii
c be likely to lessen it this wear.
e The notorious Mcdonald who o.
: ganized the plot to destroy New Yoi
Il city by fire has been admitted
Y bail at Toronto in the small sun q
/ 400 The trial of Mcdonald and k.
a st. Adams and yellow fever conspr
II tors is set down for October
Bivins, the Michigan parIicide, who
IS killed his aged parents that he might
st get their money, and his young wife
l. that he might marry another grl has
II been sentenced to solitary confinement
y in the STATES prison for life, the sever.
1t est panalty known to the laws Of that
IS State.
The emigration to the far West this
season is unprecedented. During May
!. 5000 teams and 10000 head Of stock
passed Fort Laramie, Nebraska, going
:. west, and as many more went IN June
= 1t will not take many years TO people
: the west, if emigration goes on at this
:, rate.
y Foreign Intelligence.
II OF course the principal topic Of 10
~ terest is the Atlantic cable. Every
N thing was going on well, though not
- quite SO fast as was anticipated, add
y the laying down fleet would not sal
3 from Valentia, probably before The
10 Goth, ten day later than was at mi
20 anticipated. Constant communicate
- is kept up through the whole lengil
30 of the cable, which thus far works we'll
!; the highest anticipations OF the sue
- cess of the enterprise are enterla,n@
~ News from Mexico represents NAV
= MILAN as still on his travels trousl
NO the country, and reports the arI'A
no 1000 more French troops which Sa'
- mt once sent into the interior hal
,s MILAN will soon issue decree i
"a reported, ceding Sinaloa, Durango '1
. Sonora to the French, as security u
-, the war debt due that country. lna1
= are conflicting accounts OF imFi~
III and liberal success, but when Wv
bo ileve, or whether to believe ny
h them, is doubtful. -,
~ The revolution in Hayti IS MAJ.
~ Roadway, and President Geiirnu
49, =" suffered heavy reverses. 1t IS Iep4
,to ed that the Dominicans have laNI nt
~ arms against him, also that saa l,,,
" mingo is being invested by mas
90 The Spanish troops evacusals
900 Domingo are followed by many y
"A minican refugees, who are aii"lu IA,
VI main ON the island. The 'reoe ~.
= C. Breckenridge has left CuOa u .aj
81. English steamer for st. Ihom"
he Europe.
he Nrw yopr, Jays
'p- The Times Washington d''P'''
on says; ~, oyerrrr
er- The pardon bureau is stu a o,' ,n
TO with applications. Among ~ reid
nd those of Gustavus A. Henry Hy,;l,sl
IN. senator from Tenn. H. W WA Can
i'm formerly member of the U. 5, IF
tie gress from Ala; J. d: H@ d y rG1p
Ich S. District Judge for Va; u. =, ~ Js
OIL U. S. Navy; of Greyton no'ol lboi arpr
as H Lane Brig. Gen. in the repe atS
"a and rebel governors Mcu'a'H
and Moore of Ala. ,ocal De-
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