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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

CONGRESS assembled Monday, Dec. 4th but
none of its proceedings, up to the time of going
to press this (Monday) afternoon, have of course
reached us, Tn Presidents message, il which
unusual iulorcs. ID lelt by all parties, will have
been pretty extensively road probably before our
next issue, when 1t will be given. This session,
considering the unsatisfactory condition Of most
oil the southern States and the measures that
will be taken to tranqu lzo and rcstOto them to
the Union on just and proper basis, will rem
der it one OF the most important since the or
ganzation Of the government Heaven grant
that body wisdom to onOol the right, and firm
ness to resist the wrong.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

rss FoAKlGN NEws of the week i, Of no
special importance, and may be summed up
briefly US olows, The cholera is generally de
creasing The cattle plague continues. Mr.. Ad-
ANS aud Lord Russell have had another, and to
US, unsatisfactory correspondence in relation to
our still hard purhcd claim for damages Arising
out Of the depredatisus committed on our com
meiec By highlands neutral pirates Old Fog
land j, welcome to all the glory, ard indeed all
the eventual profit she will reap out Of tho
precious examples she has given US Of her beau.
tiul system oil neutrality.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

FROM THE WEST INDIES Havana Odyicas
state that Cane llaytitn, the stronghold Of the
llalten rebellion has been bomblrded by two
English war vessels and reduced TO ashes. Gtf-
irard's troops we're in possession Of the ruins
Many Of tho rebels persisted aud the rest fed.
The instruction in llalti has terminated
Under orders IRON Spain all negroes landed at
Havana from slsvefs are to be returned to Africa.
The ex.Emperor Soulonque Of Hayti had ar.
rived at Santiago de Cuba, en- route to 81. rhom-
as, having been expelled from Jamaica
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

ANOTHER RAILROAD MuRbER.--Tbero was,
Lac. Thursday, another Itightlul collision Of
trains on the New Jersey Central Ra lroad, in
which eight persons were killed outright, and
ten wounded How long is this wholesale
slaughter on our great railroads abroad to con-
tinuc2 II law is poweress TO prevent them,
Lynch Courts will again have their day
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

THs fisH OF TnE AMAzoN.-That creates, of
living nalurallsis, PfOi Asassil, who is expIor.
Ing the mighty and yet but partially known
Amazon, has already reported bis discovery Of
Sky speces Of fish ia thu, river. and many Of
them entirely new to na;uralists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

An ingenious scheme for smuggling whitkey
from Canada into the United States has Just
been detected. There were thirly'two " men
on one railway train bound to the United States,
who held IN their arms what at first appeared
to he babies, carefully wrapped up, with neat
little feet exposed to the gazlof the passengers
Upon inyesti cation it was discovered that they
were tn cases, fashioned after the similitude Of
babics containing from thre3 10 five gallons Of
wbiskcy, About thirty OF the women we're
arrested and over 100 gallons Of whlskey 50.
cured Custom HOUSE. differs nlw regard
babies with great interest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

TINS AaCric EXPEDITION The New Yor /
Ermng Past gives second par, Of Captain
Halls arc &c journal, by which 1t appears that
Cru2.,r AID his three neu were last seen about
l649 or 1880 that they par Cd toward the
South W tn the promise that they would return
with ship These facts were brought oui by
close cross questioning, aud ,hgy tenIer it prob
able that lurthes information will yet be gained.
The idea that Croner still lyes, after a hpse Of
fifteen years, must be very doubtful The
energy and perseverance, Of Capt Han in this
matter will excite general admiration, even
though be may add httlc to what is already
known upon the subject.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

CorfoS BugSED.-lt seems too bad, with lls
price at 90 OF 60 cents, to have 30 much cotton
destroyed Is there bus been recently by Ire.
Our paper Of to DAY announces the Ices OF 1000
balcs more from this cause
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

Recently published reports concerning the
activity OF the Navy Department, ayss .Wash-
ington diepatch, IN getting ready ior sea varl.
iJus vessels, have no significance beyond the
fac; tina. at all times there are circumstances
connected with the business VI The department,
which neeo'slAte the fitting out Of vessels to be
dispatched on Government duty ono vessel
viii leave during this week for Europe, and
.onn after another will Fail for the West Indes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

a NouTh-s NEEDlcr-A Laennat jury
has sw.#i,j l,tc Young, co.o.ed m.n II that
city, g.t na bred dollars dtu "a 1 having
been q sod from ,trettc.t 10 p.r.l.nce OF a
gerer4 .aIe ol the Corporation. ! did not APP
pear tb,l a- had received apy seri.u, injury from
the ey 4,1a and ,he Cpgr. ehts.d the jury
tia .De plaintiff Na' entitled to comp s1lion for
the j. ana temporary nconv-nie BE SUE
taioeI. But the jury jqtes sometimes will
filter l.tlr Just.cs int tre jud 1e's law, and
gave verde repre'enliag, prtAps, tae amolnt
they though, The Corporation cug to pay for
iis contemplate Outrage on respsc able citizen.
We trust the Ju les VIII perrygre I'll. The Corpo-
nations ar brought 10 their bsaring4 How
about Pb.hdel Fha'-.N l. Tribune
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05
COngres Notes Of Preparation.

| va N' ~ ''~ ~ N"" w ~, H@'i'- y" " tuHto'
.aN t'tnlns Inc entire Massachusetts, delega-
ll'A Will pe I'd men places at me ofg-hz4ton OF
congress on Monday. Inc President received
qu 'e hua'osi .9i congtes onaI visitors Wednes.
gt'oay' among lh,m Representative ,vens Of
pennsylvania ana Senators lrumolli aud D9oittIe
Of Nhcohs'h' hadicaIs ara cons'N t'Nes alike
come away Sa'shed, end me iresldert eTdehty
has great power OF hilm9ozag COZ fl euog ee-
men'S' some VINO haEe 9kel S'Ih ths Pre.i-
dehI pretend to know lhal IN hh message he will
state the position 2! sili~ Wien be vas suddenly
called to The Pffsidenu'l chair mat in forming
| poHc} he was Suldedbl .he lnslf1clyns of Pres.
cent Lincoln TO himself while he wfs governor
Of tennessee, ana by lhe oion ot Congress
ana Will suomi AIS PDAC ~ Congress ici iudorse-
mem or Jeclion' lns vii be shreHd way Of
throwing ne r-trousIJ.lt. upon Congress aud at
'ne same I'me making an appeal to the Judgment
Vi tue people
Inc New YORK Nmua RE a.utut states
mat ,eyeFli conservative republican Gators as
!" ms P0"oJ ~ i'o2N'.t'o"o'' t'.. "nHo inc
3''''' ''l' ~. 1o''' "a "', wa, fo"' ~ mas
0"'' ''"'") "s.'' anu 'ue ''ueht sald Dc
GaS t''I ~ ~ ''l',' ooi'r''""''' IF no oe'
~. ''I'' wa ~ "'I N,"J "'' '' '"5 oeSt
'uu "o"'' i'o'a ," 1" w Wy
ooHs VI '''e "es''I" mem9'is' VINO are deter
~ u'u " u'''e N'','0YD' ~ J., lG' W. Tsdue'
'''" o' VI. y u PIe''au 10 'l'1S may Dal' o'e-
p"'"s Us Iais'"S eie,' SW'Ne "o1u1 ieoJhhIuc-
' i. O,'lt'.lou anu 'Oo' H-''e' =. !" ofdI 70
''lS, ''c. CoDE'es' ana save zoe DE. 'u.eS on
co"I auu Hon' lt' 'ue OeltH. o' We IsAh'lNlhia
et'cl1 WINE Voc! W" 'ta' sssA reduction
81 Ine internal revenue !. ~ lNess ail.''t% me
70" 'si''l men 0".h lL'] 't' res +e"J is VITA
'heu'; ne Is lNaen'{ 9l' 'a.ata upon re-
ue'Cbne'l 10 'he expenses 81 .h' government
he If Iep1Ita 10 nave Fs.1F,s '+e -a.'l'tle' OF
one oi we Secretaries .h''o l" <" l'e re-
psa'ea oIusf Ecu. l0,m o '"N'
, I'sie are 'F'e" ca,e' @. o'n'''' z" ar-5 ~ lhe
tl'u'e age ana bio 'AH ~ ~ 1-Dth New
ioiK d'nc,i hoohZ 19d y. Hf'." Y tae SIX
seenih' ana IAer ana ia" 2n 10 DO twenty
lrst Fennyyenn dt'iHc. Deaho ana Toilet,
10 me thirteenth oho DISTRICT "a'hb1ne
| lIINuTll8e ana BAIQHiG, no lle NI'n llglTlCi OF
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

u1HH sUBscRIBER, A YOUNG MAN or ZINE PER-
i sona appearances, good education, pleasing msnuera
meet young lady Of beauty retaeasn, ssd education win
sSe must Be eighteen years Of age good musician and
graceful dancer Money no object fhe subscriber has
enough OF ste 'hlthy lyors" Addess viii real mama q
II n. boz c<e NcywaAk. Oonn,
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

TvoUNTRY BoARD-AT WHITE PLAINS, oNB HOUR
u by rail on Harlem road from New York half mile
Prom depot Gan ON or address G. Dusenbery White
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

- Iwoun nJFwELRY-LfBERAL PRICES PAID r01
~ D'amGn'w " PI1xB Diamond BROKER, q issslwV.
valussions Per cent Leans nenptia>eA
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

(NOUNTRy BOARD1A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
~ having four adjoining Ro0ms, within ten minutes walk
from Fordhsm depot would accommodate party Of
adults with Board Plenty Of fruit aud vegetables In
g. Fordham Post once. References exchanged
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

COUNTRY BOARp-FlRsT GLASS BOARD ls CAN BE h1
miles west of Newbarg in very pieasant location where
but one family kept terms adults elO children and
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

MOUNTAIN HoUsE-soUTH ORANGE, N. j., is OF
Nl now for the reception of guests. Trains leave
York, foot Of Barclay street, almost hourly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02
The Only Loan in Market
GREAT POPULAR LOAN or THE PEOPLE.

Nov offered by the Government. and l,s superior cd.
vantages make "A the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02

HALIFAX, August The Asia, which left
Liverpool at 9 A. N. on the 22d. aud Queens.
town 23d, arrived here this afternoon.
Six hundred and twenty members elected
10 the House Of Commons show $50 Liberals
and 273 Conservatives Liberal gains will reach
twenty four.
The South Lancashire election resulted in the
success Of Gladstone. but his two colleagues are
Conservatives
Mr. Walker. of the London Times. was elected
ia Berkshire.
A telegram from Valentia, OF the 2lst. states
that the Atlantic Gable was landed for earth
connection aud two miles paid out to the sea
The main shore end will be landed on the 22d, il
the weather continues fair.
Constance Kent pleaded guilty to the murder
Of her brother and has been sentenced TO death.
The scene in the Court room very painful
The prisoner showed fOrtitude Until the conye
ton; the Judge in passing the sentence caused
her To burst into tears; everyone was deeply az
fected Ii was understood there was no likeli-
hood OF the sentence being carried out
VERY LATEST TO QUEESsrowg BIT TELKGsArH,
London, July % The shore end of the At
lantic Cable vas landed aud connection made
with the land instruments the 22d inst. in
the presence of n large coucourse of people. En-
thusastic speeches were made bv the knight of
Kerry. Sir Robert Peel and others Three
cheers were given for the Queen and President
Johnson.
reform dinner took place at Coloquen, re
Gently, but the meeting was dispersed by the
military on account OF the speeches made
The Herald announces that diplomatic rels-
tons between the British aud Brazilian Govern
ments will be re established at an early date II
Is Understood that the Brazilian Government has
accepted the latest propositions made by tho
British Cabinet
An Imperial decree has been issued reliev-
ing Count Palfy of the Governorsbip of Hun
gary.
Ii was reported at Vienna that the Polish
aud Hungarian political prisoners will be am
nestled.
The lower House of Reichstrath had voted the
budget and on all points adapted the views of
the upper House
SPAiN-It il rumored in ministerial circles in
Madrid that tie Spanish representative in Chile
will be dismissed OH account Of the late nego-
tiations he conducted with Chile
The report that Admiral Parega had been dis
missed is unfounded.
The port of Islsy, Peru, has been closed by q
decree of the President.
TURKEY -Advces from Constantinople state
that half OF the town of Csssadia has been de-
stroyed. The damage is estimated at twenty
millions rsstras.
! The cholera had almost entirely disappeared
from Alex ,ndria. TWAS also decreasing in Con
stantinople
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02
Affairs I'm virginia.

WARRINGTON, August IA gentleman who
has just returned from tour through the coun-
ties OF Stafford, Shenandoah and Orange, Va.
reports that be found the Inhabitants, generally,
in q very destitute condition. with no money.
and very little Of ny,hing aside from the present
crops The corn crop. though not very eIten.
sivc in acres. will be unusually large in the yield.
IL IL thought more corn will be raised in proper
ton TO the number OF acres planted, than vas
ever before produced in that section Of the State.
The common people are we'll satisfied with the
termination OF the war and the rebel soldiers who
have been longest in the field appear to be tho
best satisfied with the present condition OF at
fairs The preachers, editors and politicians OF
the old States Rights School are the only ones
who still adhere to the idea Of Southern indie
psndence. In many instances ex rebel Licuten-
ants. Captains Majors and Colonies are engaged
in filling the soil. who before the war would have
considered such an occupation degrading
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02
a Meeting - New Yerk to Ata In
Precurtsg Proper Defense fer ur.
nmyio.

Meeting 81 New Yerk to Ala An
Procuring Proper Defense fer Mr..
Davis.
INV YoHK, August i.-Tbs Post contains a
report Of the proceedings at private meeting OF
the friends OF JEFF Davis. held in tais city Yes
terdsy, 10 devise means for the fair and full de-
tense Of JEFF Davis and his associates. 90 that.
whatever happens. justice may be done. The
Butter6cld. Who vas present At the suggestion
of Mr.. Potter Y Cutter. Committee vas ap-
pointed 10 raise funds for the object stated. TO
consult with Charles O'Conner. aud To ADOPT
other necessary measures. The following geo
,lemen we're named as the committee: Mayor
Gunther, Carlos Butterheld. Theodore Martin.
T. Douglass and Clancy.
The Mayor vas absent, but be sent ia his re
grets, and assurances Of hearty cooperation. s.
Tucker, Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Livingston of No
bile. we're among those present.
Msssrs. Cutter, Tucker aud Livingston were
the principal speakers They regarded the fail
ure Of the rebellion As temporary. Tbs spirit
that originated IL still lives, and by the assistance
Of their friends at the North, il can be successful
In another way.
Mr. Livingston said Alabama would be repre-
scented in Congress by pone who were not sworn
to be in favor OF Southern independence: that
the execution Of Mrs. Surratt had excited the
indignation OF the world, and that the Govern
ment dare not trust Mr.. Davis to a trial. Mr.
Livingston said that hereafter any person who
would regard the course Of the South as treason
able, would be looked upon IS 4 madmGn or 4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02

HARTFORD, August IA horrible murder
was discovered to-day At daylight at the village
of Oakland, IN the town of Manchester, nine
miles east of this city. Mrs. Stsrkweather. aged
forty six. and her daughter Ella, fourteen years
old, were chopped to death in bed with an ak
The blows severed the skull every time and the
bodies presented horrid appearance. They
knife. which with tho ak has been found.
The con OF Mrs. Stark weather. named Albert
twenty four years OF age is being examined to-
day. aud il looks rs il be committed the deed ,
for sum, less than $500, in money, was found
in his drawer. with the knife He first gave the
alarm. when the beds we're found on FIRE. The
daughter still breathed, but died 10 ten minutes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02
Government Printing Office-Hos.
pital Patients.

WAsHISorox, Angus, In the course of the
present month tbs new addition TO the Govern
ment printing Office will be completed Fifteen
new steam power presses are added 10 the al
ready large establishment Owing to the extra.
binary demand for printing by the War and
Treasury Departments, some OF the work Or
dered b, Congress remains unexecuted The
increased facilities will insure more promptness n
the future
A number Of persons prominent in the late
rebellion who have been waiting several weeks
to see the President, have Lett the city without.
thus being grati6ed.
There are more than 1000 patients In the vari
Gus Government Hospitals in this city ard neigh
borhood Nearly all of them are now being va
Gated and the patients concentrated at Armory
Square, Douglas aud Stanton Hospitals
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02
COM IA ERClAL.
lsr TklEeRArs.
Cincinnati Market.

CIscISsAri. August l.
Flour still unsettled superfne Was offered at
81 80.
Prime Indiana red wheat unsettled, sold at
81 10.
Corh dull At 5s95sc Osts dull and declined
to..56@57c.
Whisky advanced 10 81 20 aud firm.
Provisions quiet. without any new features in
the market.
Lard held at 22@221ac. best holders at the
close asking 2ic.
Groceries firm
Cotton firmor at 45@46c for middling to strict
middling.
Butter 2i@26c for fresh end 1890 for fair.
Eggs declined to Ice.
Tallow l21ac.
Sugar l4@l7c. Coffee 29@32c Molasses
dull. Cheese l5c.
Gold 81 42la
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02

rz- The thermometer of our feeling OF State
pride IL always most happily affected when We
learn ample honors are done am oil our worthy.
deserving Hoosiers on their visitations abroad.
True merit should always receive is just
award. and no people understand this axiom bet
ter than the amiable merchsnt princes oil New
York city Their practical application OF this
virtue has long been the admiration oil all our
people, and their memories Will Forever DE en-
shrined in our heart OF hearts.
IL isa fortunate circumstance, hosever, that
the noble Gothsmites In dispensing their hospital
tiles, public and private. are discriminating. and
seem TO heed veil the sdmonition voucbssied the
hspeful LaerIes by his considerable father. 1hi.
l. as il should be. and we rejoice accordingly
An instance Of their we'll bestowed hospitality
occurred last week, on the occasion Of the vsi. OF
the senior proprietor ofthe Geranium Of this city
No sooner than had been fairly displayed upon
the register of the Fifth Avenue Hotel" the
name H. K. Hezekiah. Geranium. Indianapo-
lie. than the heavy proprietors Of all the old and
responsible liquor houses on Wall street and the
Fifth Avenue sent up their cards. desiring in each
case personal introduction. Hez. promptly re
sponded. and did the genial The always does
The other parties enacted hospitality rarely
eQualed and never exceled. For all this, In the
name Of Indiana, We thank them.
IL Is said one good turn deserves another.
hence we apprise our friends OF the circumstance,
that the junior member of the Geranium firm is
about TO journey thitherward. and respectfully
bespeak like deserved treatment in his case
The patriotic Captain will, we are confident, do
ample justice 10 their attentions. He Is also q
good vocalist
In few days he vine vaults Of the Geranium
will be replenished with an immense stock OF
foreign liquors, &c. The spacious larder will
continue supplied as heretofore. with every lux
ury this and oil Other markets afford. Lovers OF
good cheer are unanimously recommended TO
make At once for No. 81 kentucky avenue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02
NJ Office.
cFFoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS

HFOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
Of trial. and Is constantly increasing pu0le favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE lie the best and cheapest
made. Its price is only 80 and each bottle
tsins double the quantity Of dye in those usually sold
or 81
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by a peculiar pro
cess which renders Il infinitely superior TO any dye in
market. Being complete in bottle, preparation
Is required. which greatly smplifes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that Eusrr, DEAD APP
pearsnee by which dyed hair and whskers readily
recognized, when inferior article has been used, Il
Produces perfectly natural color OF any shade that 10
desired. from rcn brown Jetty, iustrous black
that will smut crock, stain the clothing Invest
Is cents aud you will be convinced. Sold by all Drug
sists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
A l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DENAsBARSKs 4 60. New York, Wholesale Agents.
myi0-deod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-02

aud still synpsthixsrs With secession and 10 pre-
serving the tyranny OF Mayor Mayo.
The logged indIspostion of the Legislature in
its late session to smeliorste the lave bearing
upon the blacks: the irony Of Mayor Tonnes. OF
Petersburg, in bis structures upon justice TO the
negroes; the unfsignsd disloyslty Of Mayor
Slaughter. OF Fredericksburg. and the perverted
and disrustful tone of the entire press. soaid all
conspire 10 justify the General Government 10
its eountensnce OF martial lAv, aud the vigorous
confscation Of property. Twelve months from
now will be time enough for the first steps TO
wards civil government 10 this State.
rorr OF INSPECTION.
The Herald's Washington special says: 5
4 ofke Alte, Of the Treasury Department, Who
has had charge of the marine hospitals for years,
VIII leave on q tour Of inspection within the
next few days, to thirty six different institutions.
scattered through nineteen States, along the sea
board and gulf. His report will doubtless throw
much light upon the practical workings OF these
hospitals, which are now supplied BY the i'm
mense annual tax Of the Federal Government.
COMMISSIONER or rArrsrs.
Mr. Holloway. Commissioner Of Patents, va
Gates bis Office to morrow he leaves for bis
Thacker. an eI member Of Congress, aud pre-
sent Chief Of the Board OF Examiners Of Patents
GENERAL HOWARD.
Major General Howard, head OF the Freed
mems Bureua. left Washington this morning for
lev days sojourn at his home in Augusta, Ne.
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TOR ssLr.
WAsuNoroS. August While the Navy
Department sells its surplus articles At auction.
the Quartermasters Department invites sealed
proposals for the purchase OF its now useless
property st Cincinnati. Louisville. Nashville.
ST. Louis. Little Rock, Vieksburg, Nstchez.
New Orleans and Chattanooga This includes
more than 100 steamboats,, about 400 barges Of
different kinds. and many pontoons and canal
boats together with repairing apparstuses.
POSTAL IMPROVEMENTS.
The Post Office Department has shown q de
sire 10 meet the wants Of the business public. BY
the issue Of two new varieties Of stamped enve
lopes, viz: The ordinary letter size, with double
rate six cent stamps and the Official size bearing
single rate three cent stamp Heretofore, in
sending letters weighing haitian ounce or more,
in the letter size Government envelopes, il has
been necessary to use the adhesive stamp to pay
the excess of postage, thus dis6guring the ap-
pearanee of the envelope and causing an increase
Of labor in the work of cancellation