Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-20
NLWS OF The WEEK.


Gov. Allen, the rebel Governor Of Louisiana,
has pu bllshed his i,fewell address To The people
Of L,uisIaha, wherein he advises temperate
language, mdbly dignity ana al mission " the
lave. la the inevitable course Ui events, they
must d, pend upon the Umtcd ) ates, u make
thea contentcd prosperous aud happy. ksln.
gets are advised 70 return home, take the oath
vi aliegIdL &c, work with iedOubled energies,
AID prove true and substantial cillzens liz
Announces hlmsell an tIrie but pr IS Tor pr
mlDent peace aud prosperity 10 those VINO i've
ubder the hig Ol our c.mInun country
Among Others said to have come out IN favor
Of Negro Suffrage IN Virginia as the only hope
OF the loyal are JUDGES Brow, HawkshuIst,
Saoed, lawl ere Beach, Hi aud tue " alsons, all
0l whom are thoroughly disguised with the
present administration oi GOV. PIerpont.
PETITION PoR PARD)N.-Among the petitions
Just received by he President, asking spec al par
don, is that OF KUoert + Ire, late commander OF
the rebel forces, and that oi Alex ii. Stephens,
late Wee President OF The late Coniedrrlcy. Mr.
Stephens enters at Length into M apology or VIM
dcition Ct the action he has taken. Among he
reasons when ed hm to espouse The cause OF the
rebellion, he refers TO the iact that The Tribune,
known TO be powerful and Influential supporter
OF he kepubl can Administration, openl, advo-
Gated Tue III ht Of the southern people o inde.
pendenee. Mr.. Stephens Inferred from this that
Independence would be conceded to the Sou b
without war lie acknowledges th4t the ques-
tlon hiss been decld forever, aud be desires
hereafter TO b., and to be considered good and
loyal cluz-n Of the United States. Mr. Stephens
QuCufnt nj pOVtTg spmp seventy mann.
From NORTH CAROLINA Holden has
nyIted the leading Unun men Of the 5 ate to
meet him in cJuncl at Raleigh, prior to the az
pearance Of his proclamation, winch is daily tx
ptcted.
Inc North CarolinI papers are foil Of the pro-
ceeding Of Union meetings which -re being held
IN Every town in the Safe A j pay high tributes
TO the lamtnted Lincoln, also to Andrew John
son ana Gov. Holden.
The richest estates in the country are offered
for sale IN all parts OF North Carolina, for from
one to ten dollars per acre, with improvements.
Their owners bavng decided TO go North, are
selling al great sacrifice.
Juoge ii. Sears, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, hiss arrived at Nrwbern, aid will open
an flee IN Ralegh. An office has been opened
al Beaufort by J ,hn k. French, and one at New
Lern by Hiram Potter, u. The people pay their
taxes promptly, considering the act equivalent to
restoration Of ltelr property
An order will Boon be issued providing for the
mastering out OF all troops whose terms OF sol
vice expire pror to Jan, /, 1866. The work Of
disbanding tle army under former orders has
Proceeded SO Tar TO lender 1t necessary to cut
III another slice ~ order to reduce the force Of
troops to the desired number 1t may be nee
essary 10 20 still iurhtr.
10 New Olsans the mayoralty question has
been setted by Gen. Candy appointing IT, W.
Kennedy,
President Johnson promised the freedmen OF
Richmond that the evils to vhch they have
been subjected should be remedled.
The Inscriptions for the great national loan
go ON with regularity that betoken- the solid
iaith OF the people 10 their government, o.
her IN themselves. TIE figures have rang ID
OF lave from Que u two millluns per day. OF
course, here Is no excitement since the close Of
tue war but the sulld c tzsns are finding cut
where to make profitable Investment ,h,y
are dong It.
PBoylsr NARsuAIs The government has
ctcld,d 10 retain the pnvust mar halls IL all the
states Except Rtoie Island aud the present
fh;ers will hold their pac 10 every Cpugrcs-
sluual dls rlct. The same system will be extend.
ca 10 thu Southern States, and officers Of the
government appfehend that 1t Will bea year
before IL can be rein pushed.
Under recent iule Of the War Department
the returning soldier, are allosed 10 r-ail their
sims, II The, 80 desire, on payltg The Government
therefor bout on third Of their original cost OF
TIE arms. E,oh .oldter eaa thus keep, To hang
up IL his house aud hand DOM to ms children
the Il uu.kei, or cubine, or sabre be- ha, car.
red 70 long, and often used 20 Wel. The rates
al Nhcn The arms are charged in such eases, are
H. follows: E44l
Nusteis with or hout aceouuea,us, 8 4
~ 81 gsfniues 10
Al hcf tAfn nrs and RcYa. r.r. 9
sAbts a.a $50 ds win ~sthuut bels,