The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-16
June 16.

business yet, but-has considara,i, much
fore 1T, and seems Determined ~ DC
TIL 1t IS accomplished, the Senoto ~ St
ing tabled House bill not ~ nav
any now business after juno X "u III
members seem determined to loo;.i Inc
the railroads into better con 5.sia'e
and to giving better accommoJoa
before they get through, and wa ' ..a
they will accomplish it. Tho ,,e uus'
nor declared for negro suffrage o'g Y.'
message, though he said bnt ii,n a. LIS
national affairs, combining himself n.y.! on
clpally to the local topics. ConI; Pr,n-
Tor the offices in Vermont incr ,''sS
wonderfully as the time for tb ,si .,s
convention draws near. Tho , s'"'e
featuring companies continno 10 "us
up ali over the country as fast 90 1 n'
can get material and hands 10 .Hey
them. The meteorological record " oo.A
firms the general idea that Nav ,ro 1OH'
very wet month, but there has ho @1
decided change since June como !,
and hot and dry is the word
We have few warm DAYS I'm. " JU
is the kind of weather to make tbi ,nS
grow. '''''s'
Political News and Cossta
Rumors about changes IN tho ,,
net are again rife, and the TIL
even asserts that Secretary Sfon,o,
will leave the cabinet as soon os %
state trials are closed This is sem;.o 'ae'
cially denied. The place has now M
new honors to give the Secretary onJ
now that the war is over. he wonld IT,"
doubt greatly prefer some new fors;a.
service In the event of Staptons
firing there would be other cbano..
and runor is busy filling the vocor.
. places with new men. The friends q
Gen. Butler are divided in onin;,a
as to whether the general should lsls
the war or state department; but ne,
haps, it would be well to wait tn H.
: offered either or both, before decidn,
= definitely. Gov Andrew of MassacIr
sets, and Forney Of Philadelpba AMI
Washington, are both mentioned A.
the navy department, in case Mr.
Nelles retires, as it is probable he vi,l
do. There is n quarrel between Score.
tary of the Interior Harlan and n,
= predecessor, Usher the latter hayr,
) given out n lot of fat contracts lust h.
= fore he left, as was expected be would
/ and the former trying to re-establ4
= them on some principle of houes7
q The Interior Department needs elsr.
r ing ont bad enough but we pitya
= man who attempts to do it, it has bel
the nest of unclean birds so long
: The assembling of Congress abgr
the first of October is much talks
P about at Washington, and it is not ID.
2 likely an extra session viii be cala
t about that time There are seyen
reasons for this step, among them ie
failure Of the civil appropriation bill
2 last winter, and the fact that gaA
deal of time must necessarily be taken
mp IN reconstruction matters and Ia
+ settling the cases of members from lA
reconstructed rebel states.
{ The republicans OF New jersey lsu
: appointed their State convention 70.
e July 20, and are going to make strors
/ efforts to GARY the state. AZ Tie
= Washington municipal election on
. Tuesday, the copperheads mustered
their strength and carried the city by
a small majority
o Assistant Secretary Of the Treason
e George Harrington has been appoint
} ed minister to Berne, switzerland
place Of George G Fogg Of NT
Hampshire John c. NicolaY OK
I new consul at Paris, will sail on l-s
G oath. 1t is reported not Officially
T. that Gen Sickles' mission to Bogot'
5 for the purpose Of obtaining grants
T. land to be settled with ON iI5i
e blacks, aud that the late prasliell
O who authorized the mission, was V-'
y ing to give $15,000,00O for adeqaia
}. territory.
h General Domestic News
II Gold has remained in the uch'
d of l42, and there continues to d
It large demand for export, almost e.s
l. steamer taking "A large amount ID
b seven-thirties go off rather AIiAa
= than for ONE weeks past anu "A
}, day the sales exceeded s3'WVW.
t The secretary of the treasury
n nounces the public debt on the IL
d have been 81, 635, 205, 1853. win % p, y
r. nual interest in paper and gov !.
It Sl24, G3S,S74 The receipt o.
s treasury from the internal Vus
o have been about 5000 100000 loTes
e ep months of the present lsea lp
h and those for the entire year WIZ VIZ
is about $22O,00O,OO0 Secretary 4
It Culloch is reported as saying 'Dl,
n government would now rene" IA,
3 payment but for the damage 4.
e would be done the business
V country by such a course; but W
/ not believe he is able TO DO II Y i1 0oi
/ The project of raising SlV ,} h
t. subscription still goes on NJ ..opl
II coin, it is ascertained, lett a io.,
d much larger than was at first suPF'
s. and the 100000 comes hard ann;
!. The Chicago sanitary far SPS
o sing flourishingly though the y Is 4
!, the war has taken away spo4 r
o of the interest. The receipls ''-
5, were 100000 IN "A
I, An oil refinery at CleayelaD,u'. ~ ct
:, damaged $4,000 by fire a' h@5
e the ST. Louis oil and lead manu. ' md
V was damaged $50, 900 by ire s;o On VI
/. day; three agricultural m n5I!an~o rrl
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