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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
Died

In this city, Oct. 2sth, John Brools Wheeler,
eldest ct the late Rev. John Wheeler, ag,d II.
D. Yin oski, oct. 9th, James D. Buckley OF IT,
90 "a utre. y. Y, aged ~ years
10 w-linsford, Vt, Oct 81, Rev g L. Elliott
eis ..
in Hamilton, Canada West, Oct 2sd Ise5, Morton
a. Sander sol, Son Of Truman 5. ssncerson ofSfl
ten. sged - years.
he vas an employee on the Great Western Rail
head, and came L. his dsAth by catching Lis foot
tie osil rope while passing from oBe car 10 an
other, = which lie precipiiated between the
an0 The cars passing over hun. crushed ais
..=s71Inputation Lee vrs performed Satur-
s the -ist, but il supposed he had other hurts
rtaird in The fall that sed his teuth the next
morning lie was lately discharged soldier the
lih VI. Vols. who had served his secg lad Ierm %
sol''ier in the late Rebcllon.s Young man OF much
promise and good spicier who Away. cid his dui
ana SAVED his wages and bornties-
Nh sAaderson, the bereaved father Of young Mr.
anderson wishes to maze his ack nOvled ms nts to
the Officials Of the oreat Western Rail Road, Sir.
hsllsce, Mr. r h Price. janis Charlton, and Mr..
ison las also To the superintendent 81 the Aineri-
can Express Company 10 Mr. Arlctt, for tie carr
aud attention, and Kind sympathy shown Y tnes
for HE in Ininistering all in their power 10 al
leyts his sufferIn-s, Rlss in the fitting manner
and prompt Notification oi the saG caiaLity and
immediate trsnsportsti an. delivery OF the
en- Alus to the PARENTS ard friends At Milton
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
W ASHINGTON, Oct. %.

Hon. Caleb Cushing goes To London to
consult with and advise minister Adams, if
current reports Ia dr. lJmatic circles are true
There Is no Official Information on the sub
jet.
The Chronicle this morning announces that
Henry Ward Beeeher will preach here next
Tuesday. Ii is supposed that he viii repeat
Iii last Sunday night's sermon
typhoid fever is very prey -leut 10 Wash
ingJun, 50 much 80 as TO be almost an cpl
drmlc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
NEW YORK. Oct. %.

1t il known that the Fenian Senate is in
session NJ the Actor house in this city and it
is stated that 1t will remain permanent
organization. The Express says the pro-
ceedings were secret but enough has trans
pired to show that they were of startling
importance It Is stared that military
plan by which the leedom Of Ireland from
the British Gov. can be secured was sub
mitted and discussed by the re-
p-esentatiyes but no decisive action has yet
been taken upon it.
IL is further stated that the Congress has
perfected their great scheme for the redemp-
ton of the Green Isle and the most perfect
unanimity operates in their council.
The COCO shares OF the National Express
Co. allotted to this city for sale. have already
been taken. and offers received from parties
here TO purchase $50 900 shares additional,
on bid for 5000 shares being at a premium.
The officers are to he elected IN Richmond on
Tuesday next, ex-Gen. Joseph j, johnson IS
a candidate for the presidency.
Geo. Wagner convicted Of the murder of
his wife last week, was to day sentenced 10
be hung on the 18th of December.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03

MONUMENT To GEN. WADswof-u SPEND
In. ,aY recently IN the h,au;.u. village Of
G,ncr,c. We uited the spot where the re-
u,alns 4 tii> distinguished citizen and sol
,l-r are LeTo.it,d Il il low, iy place. IN
SHADY grove ,t. tic SUNNI, O.. Temple Hill.
when oStri soAs tie village, ,hc estatcs ana
residences # iuc WadswortE families, and
nc country Tor many miles around.
Tie family have Just erected monument
Of Massacl u-ctis granite over hIs remains,
ri a cost # $4,000. II Is "a huc memorial,
suggestive ami beautiful IN d,s.cu aud per
feet in finish The base l. an ohiong solid
block. about eight feet in length ana about
i've feet ia width. o. this reefs a smaller
block viii, HE proportions, the whole sur
mvunud by beautiful fag-irapcd urn.-
Standing upright. and nicely fastened 90 the
corners Of the basc block. are four immature
brarr cannon. each with hail on tHc muz-
zlc On the west size j. Inscribed in bronze
letters. Bri-adicr General James : Nads-
worth. Vuo died MAY eth, lo64, from a
wound received IL tie battle of the hdeT-
nos.. Ascd SO Yeas
Above tbs in-criI tion ard on tie second
block. 4 design ombiematc OF his cherish
"a pursuit IN time OF peace 10 IS composed
ol Il sueai Of wheat, cluster of iruIt, "a
scylhe, sickle and reaVCr's knife. On
tic opposite side and facing re cast. Is an
other design. emblelnaticoi LIs course when
his country in danger demands the stout
aims OF iis SONS Tor safety. Here i seen d
sword, e,auiettos ana laurel wreath. Under
these emhl, Irs, II recorded the names OF the
battles IN which he was engaged, VIZ
Manassas. fredericksburg, Cnancellors-
Vile, Ge,t, .burg. Wilderness The inscrlp
tions. &c. are d. bronze aud finely executed.
II ID a htung tribute othe memory OF no
hl, man. wuus. Bamc will live ia his cuun-
try's history. when perchance tic monumen-
tai granite ehali have cTum1lcd u Its orlgi-
nal dust - Rochester Democrat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
NIllpEbeEvILLE. Ga, Oct. 25

In the convention to-day, Mr.. Anderson
of Chatham, introduced a resolution to ap-
point committee of five to memorabilia the
President for the release Of JEFF. Davis.
Joshua Hill moved its indefinite postpone
ment which was voted down. 4 motion to
lay the resolution on the table was also ne
gatived. The resolution was amended so as
to include all federal prisoners. and then
adopted by heavy majority.
An ordinance repeating the ordinance of
secession was adopted. An ordinance to re-
district the State was adopted. Seven Con
gressional districts are thus made. An cleo
ton was ordered on the 18th of November
for Governor congressman and Assembly
men
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
WAsHINGToN, Oct 81.

The remains Of Col. Dablgren have just
been moved o the church. SECS. Wells and
Stanton and other prominent officials will be
present.
The disloyalty Of the Georgia State con
vcntion causes much dissatisfaction here and
it will operate to keep out the delegations
from Congress for some time
The regular Cabinet meeting was held al
noon to-day All the members were present.
Important questions will be brought before
it.
1t is reported in reliable quarters that
President johnson seriously contemplates
committing the sentence Of Wirz 70 implison-
ment for life.
A general Jail delivery Of parties sentenced
during the war is about TO he ordered.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
WASHINGTON. Nov. |

1t is asserted on good authority that the
British minister has filed claims for losses to
owners of British ships running the block
adc condemned by our courts during the
war.
The order for mastering out certain Gen.
erals from the service, viii be published to-
morrow
The statement OF the public debt at the
present time, will be ready this evening 1t
lie favorable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
NV YnRK. Oct. q

The Herald's special Washington dispatch
says, Tire Mexican Minister is in receipt Of
DISPATCHES which anticipate the capture OF
M.tamoras and the occupancy OF tie State
OF Tamaulipas by the Liberal. 1t is said
the Government has advices corroborating
tbi. Intelligence. Important disclosures are
expected eoon relating 10 the recent lmpe-
rial decree. establishing an Express Co.,
and which will also show up the anin'us OF
the Philadelphia dispatches. declariOg the
Liberal csusc hopeless.
Several gentlemen are implicated VINO
have hitherto h, "a confidential relations with
Mr. Line, las administration.
The sane dispatch also says that the ;rlal
of JEFF Davis has boen decided upon, and
that the arrangements are nearly romtieied.
He Will he tried for treason either IN WASH
ington OF Richmond in the U. ). Supreme
Court
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
9 JOIN b. wHEELER,s EsrATE.

STAFF OF VERMONT, lTHE Bon. the Probate
Distrist Of Chttenden, IS. Court for the District
ofChit,enien.
To all pergons interested in the estate
Of John B.Wheeer, late Of Burlington, in said Dis
trict, deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District OF Chittenden the seth cny
Of october, A. y. ISIS, an Instrument purp lrtne-
10 be the last VIII and Testament, o. John B. hec
er, late of Burlington. in said district, deceased
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for PROBATE
and II Is ordered by said Court that the 10Th day
November, A. d. lsS5 at the Probate Court Room
In said Burlington, be assigned for proving said Ia
struInent aud that nOtice thereof be given % als
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, prcvioa4 TO
the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 20 appear
before said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said VIII, If you have
cause
Given under my hand. at Burlington. in said dis
tTict, this 3Oth day of October A ID. Is65.
E. WALES, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
NEW YORK, Nov. ]

The Matamoras correspondent of the Her
aid, writing under date Of the 81 ult. states
that the attack by the liberals ON MatamOr-
as commenced on the Sunday previous. and
fact OF their being led up in three lines OF
battle led to the belief that they were COM
mandcI by American officers, as they never
formed in that way before. The liberals
held their ground and the most constant
vigilance by the garrison only prevents it, be-
ing nightly surprised All communication
with the interior is shut of.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03

The war. thank God, las erased, and
peace once more prevails in oar land The
questions which tie war brought up have
passed out OF yiew.-H. Seymour at Buf-
fqio.
You arr mistaken, Governor There is
one question W ich has not passed out
e.. yi,w" That e. estiun l., what punish
urnt ls deserved uv men like yoa, who pro
uuuuced secession q justliiabl, remedy FOL
the oppression Of 'Le south WEo declared
the var a failure and erd,avorci ~ every
pos>ihle means 10 make II SO Wi'" put your
selves in attitudes Of hostility 10 tie Gov
erumont throughout the war who aye res-
Iou-iale for a pru!rngatIon Of the strife,
and mense Sacrifices demanded by it. This
question" will not passed out Of view"
u,ul vJu have passed into oblivion with
lt-4B Ere Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
News Of the week.
MONTPELIER. Oct. o
by Telegraph.

-NoNiTELihh. OCb. 20
NJ. Park OF Benn., introduced bill this
morning providing that when the managers
Of two intersecting railroads disagree in re.
gard to RAINING their trains and other mat
tcFs, on application to Supreme Court by
one OF be parties three commissioners shall
be appointed to adjust differences and their
award shall he binding upon the parties.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03

The Rera'ds Washington despatch says ::
rne Georgia State Convention assembled Al
Milledge,llie. and organized yesterday. Gov.
johnson called the members 10 order and
made a few remarks Herschel V. johnson
was chosen President and subsequently a
message was received from Gov. johnson in
which he depicted the perfectly exhausted
condition of tnc State finances and annOunc-
ed tlat the entire State debt was over twenty
mi!:iJus. That portion OF Indebtedness con
tracted before the war hc said was honorable
and mast hr discharged, but that incurred
10 AM the rebellion must be ignored. The re-
bel currency and caure he EN- rIed fOurished
together IN line, and must be buried IN one
grave
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
NEW YOKK. Nov.

A Washington dispatch says: CushIng's
visit to Europe for the government, is entire
professional, not diplomatic.
No decision has yet been MADE in the
Wirz case.
Pierre Soule has been pardoned Advices
from General Howard indicate .that he is
rapidly completing his libOrs. His report
will decide what future action will be taken
by e Government relative to the Freedmen
President johnson family are ON welt
u this city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
NEw York, Oct 81

The Grard union ratification meeting IN
jersey CITY last night WAS largely attended
There were speeches by Gen. John ; swift,
Gen. Chas II. Van Wyck and Maj. Gen
Logan, the latter the speech Of the eyenln-.
4 letter was read from Gen. Dix, abiding
t. the continued existence of the Democratic
party with the Chicago platform, and saying
that his sympathics were all on the side OF
TIA Sc whofrom tine first had jealousy striven
10 nut down the rebellion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
MONTPELIER kuy.

The Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported 10 the House this morning. against
the tight of the State To tax the income of
United States bonds. The Committe sub
mitted an extended report, two thousand
copies of which were ordered printed for
general circulation.
The bill to Incorporate the Vermont and
New York Railroad Company, passed the
House this morning
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03

CoxcrpSrNc DoGs-Tle dog question Is
% ,rronressihle in Vermont legislation ms
-, pcgr, oues,inn is in national politics
For the past eight or ter ye'is' 'neI', ''"s
-, .e.si,a in which it has not hetn
debated long and earnestly. "ouId ~
be the strar get Il ing IN hlrt =! Il II snouiu
be carried into i"litlcs, anu tnc Jog party
a.; 4o., rerfy diride the sufrages OF
a, 4 pri If an evident disposition
~, of v,lv many to greatly curtall
"a nuu.lsr Of the dogs OF their or
-. +, act cut their nature. Mr.
Brown Of N,ruen, appears 10 have studied
20 dos oue,tIon IN all lie length, and
b. eadth. ard dcPih and highth and to
how, considered II in its financial. social.
,rliriral. econ. meal, ethical and historical
irarrcs Is tLo insult. he has introduced
. blN. fourteen sections long, concerning
IS. and iur the preservation OF sheep and
tier animals. I: l. not designed as 4 pro
iritcfs lrw, tn If Applies to dogs that
.Iudicious ,,,teu of Licensing Of whose
..r,at r,rI's so much l. said in some newspa-
rsr.. II tnacts tlat on or lelrre the 3lst of
Narch annually, every.
.'Mongrel, puppy, whelp and hound,
And cur Of low degree,
sall be registered. numbered and licensed
in the town clerks oifire IT an expense Of
Do, dollar ard half. aid that any person
k0ug an ug!iccuscd dog stall be liable 10
a fue OF fifteen dollars. Within ten days
aEI the first oi juno, The so.ectmen are TO
,eae IN order e. tic co is'alle 10 kill all the
arlr,n-,d dors Ia t,-vn. Tor viich the con
'gflg is to he iail az the rate of one dol
n D..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03
NEw ORLEANS. Oct. 25.

In reply TO communication from Gov.
Wells IN regard to a threatened negro insur-
rection in the northern part of the State,
Gen. Cahhy says he will order additional
white troops TO Shreveport, and ALREADY ar
engagements have been made to disabuse the
negroes Of any wrong impression imposed
upon them.
There was a movement in Texas to organ-
ize Fenlan Brotherhood.
Hood and Longstreet have left for wash
ington.
Private letters from Western Texas say
the eonfederates who went to Mexico when
the Trans-Misslssippi army surrendered. are
returning, disgu-ted with the Me1icans and
indignant at their treatment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-03

TIE TrijuHe's Washington despatch rays :
TIE entire government expenditures for the
coming year will be % million dollirs which
according to present appearances will be
quite covered by receipts Of the Internal Re
venue.
The IniJiatcry steps for the organization
Of a merchants exchange were taken Tues
dag night.
Tie bonds Of the Irish Republic have beeg
engraved by the Continental Bank Note Co.
The denominations are Sl0s, Dos, SOS, zoos
and 50Os.