The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-09
June

June 4
other reopened southern
telegraph ires are now ,u p9b
open to all the princino, lgen
South, and although manu- ,u que
pie are sullen and yind;.,.o y To-
majority acknowlcdge G 'C'l'e
whipped, and have c6so,sn ,a' id
selyen at work to restcrs
der again. 1t will take , 'ss
I bring all the states boctS l','
legitimate places in the Tn. l''
General Domestic New.
1t Is now stated that S..
ton will retire froa the cot YUAN
as the military trials
Who will be selected h an nv
o'ahloh S place rs perfecir =.
cal at present, and il doc.
matter now that the war l.
be only sound on the gre q ','l
OF the day. 1t is not unllu.
will be a general reorroni,.s
cabinet when MIR. stanton
Gold has been a little h;'l.
count of the continued f.
two or three millions woo5,.
port, and the price has ro~s.,
way from 1876 to $40. THAI
scven-thirties, last Issue c ','
average about a million ana
day, a great FILLING off from
scrlptions to the pro,sl,.
Bennett Of the New Yorl rs
got up a magnificent sclams
ing the national debt Nv Sloe
scriptions or shares. and N.
81 SOC, 600 subscribed, hkn5
himself 1t is a very prett,
and we wish it might be c'r.,n
NV Yons. jim
The Commercials special E,
Mexican question once mo,.
attention.
Gen. steele has beeu ordered
Rio Grande with an armr a
ton OF $4,000 men, Foreign y
doris are greatly pcrpleSoi
movement
1t is understood that Months
demand explanation ilom 4.
Department.
NLg IoIJu
Gold is quoted to-day st Isl
WAsHNarM
An order for the relea.a
oners of war under the rank
viii soon be issued. Coar
officers viii be required nsp
for the faithful obseuaucsdal
Sec. Seward was at t Nd
partment over four hoaB
tending dispatches for foler
L. w. Seward is steadily
in health.
The President has, within
few days, received a violent,
ening letter, which has been
the hands Of the proper a
for investigation. It Was MS
this city and signed "Gmpeu
Foreign Intellls,as,
European dates show ih4
lish parliament was sta da
the question Of wiihlNwns
ant rights from the coniedguI
The London papers are Ii'.
President johnson f1s hsE
ton declaring that the rebel |
wore pIivy to TIE consgTcy 4
evident that De does uati
confidence which was Ssh
President Lincoln by i1lalr
This IS Of but little cons
ever. We have found tlai0.
along without English app
and In spite of English cs-1-I
we have no fear that Mr. la-
change the policy be cala.
right, TO please the London
NcicS.
Hm7m 4
The steamship Africa taa
pool, arrived ut this port st
six this morning.
In The House Of CommGs /
26th, Cir j. Walsh asked n
merston whether the gorern.-
received from the United s@d|
ornment any formal ofsa
for compensation to American
i for losses sustained by the
or any other confederate en-
: legged to have been eqnlppedl
ports.
E Lord Palmerston said eI'1
: dence had been going on y
= time between the two s'e
I on the prizes taken By Tie
G and other vessels OF tae Al.
2 There had been received "a
: last few days further cone, ,,
t on the subject through n' I
- but there had not been ''9S
e to it.
4 He might add that n la ,.'..'
e denee. in which each go'du.11.'
{ stated its views Of the cas' a 4.
ton had been discussed ~ =
a friendly and amicable 'efp-
), k,DIToRrAL CHANGE --DeHI n
i announces his Withdraw +,
5 editorial conduct sot ne vi Z.
l. and another article la ,.a. n ,
t. is succeeded by John Mitch. .,l.r.
e of Richmond, Va. Il Is Yam 's;,,