Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

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GalIop, Wearing Of the Green--a popular
Irish song, sung in Arrah Ma Prague, dedicated
10 the tenian Brotherhood.
Horace Waters the well-known New York
publisher of popular music, iavors US with the
following new pieces
Our Soldiers Last March, by Mrs. Il. A.
Parkhutst The Glen of the Mountains, ma
zurka, by Mrs. f, A. Parkhurst The First
Klss at the Cate Love Ballad-words by I,
Johnson, music by A. A. Cilley,
All the above music can be obtain ed of GEc.
W. WILDER at the FREEMAN BooKs1oBE.
WALTON s VERMONT REsIsTER FOR 1865. We
are indebted to the publisher for q copy Of this
Almanac. The Register has been very IN
dispensabe work for VermonteIs for long
series OF years,-lt 10 eminently conservative,
and no now-ianged innovations find place
in its pages. ltpursues with undertaking tread
the even tenor Of its ways and wears, as our
neighbor of the FIRE. Press has it., the same
physlognomy that has graced it for nearly a
full generation. We notice the Burlington ar d
Brattleboro papers are inclined to criticlso This
little Vermont fayorite for not being fully up to
the times in its showing Of the business Of their
respective localities. The fault is with the
business not the Register, The " business u
has no right not to conform with the Register.
And, Decides, a reliable aud unprejudiced Judge
tho editor of the Argus-says this work is in
fnitely superior tc that botch of Atwater's u
the Vermont Directory and the" Directory
is very handsomely spoken of by the press gen
erally throughout tho State.
The VERMONT DIRECTORY TOR lSG6.-Wo have
received from the publishers. Messrs. futile
Gay Il Co., Rutland, a yncatly printed copy o.
this work, with a request to announce that tht
Directory may be had of merchants generally
throughout the State. A casual examination
of its pages assures US that it is well worthy
the patronage Of rybody who wishes a correc
and reliable Vermont Directory and Almanac
This IS the eleventh year of its existence, anC
as yet it shows no signs Of having outlgeC
It's usefulness. Orders may be addressed t,
futile, Gay Co., Rutland or the book cal
be procured q. most Of the stores in the State
THE SHENANDOAH HOME AT LASE-lhe Liy
erpool built clipper steamer Shenandoah, ftteC
with English guns, manned by English sailor,
and provided With English beef, pork, poVde aut
shot, has, so this mornings foreign mail tells 1s
got safely home again, after a cruise in which sh,
has destroyed not less than fifty American whale
men and merchant ships, and injured America
commerce and industry TO the amour. ct man
millions
Very naturally the first act Of the cal
tain Of the Shenandoah, on his arrival HON,
was TO write letter to Ear Russell. II
ought, more properly, to have reported him
self to the Admiralty but he probably though
his exploits important enough to warrant direc
intercourse with headquarters.
The London Times thinks the Shenandoah
arrival 10 Liverpool somewhat embarrassing, bu
magnanimousIy proposes to make every Thu
right with 1a by giving US the ship. his is a
though Judge should make over the burglar
jimmy ana bunch Of skeleton keys as satisfaction
to the man whose house had been entered an
robbed This would be thought brilliant ide
by some persons but it is to Punch and not t
the Times, we should have looked for the sugges
ton.
The English crew Of the English ship Shen
andoah have, according to the latest news, beer
"paroled"! Why plroled, pray? The Time
suggeited III. they might be tried for piracy
but it is not customary to "parole" pirates. Bu
if Lord Russell holds that they we're "Copfed
crates, how in that case can he, neutral, "pa
role hem9 The truth is, We suppose, tina, tn
captain and crew Of this English pirate, hayin
run into Liyerpool-their port Of departure-un
der flag which has no more legitimacy than til
- skull and cross bones" of Captain Kidd, an
having reported their pirateal proceedings t
Earl Russell, have been set at liberty under
promise to surrender themselves when they ar
wanted OF course they will get out Of the wa
as quickly as they can, and that is the end Of thu
laws dealings with hem.
That is to say, the Judge hands over the bul
glars Jimmy and bunch of keys to the ma
whose house he his robbed, aud wink, 10 ii
burglar to take himieli out of the way as soon d
possible. This is what they call now-a.day
/. English neutrality.-N. y Post.