The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29
Septenlber 20

49, iN ~ WtADfnCY p(uor.I y
Platt Goodsell for survey9r p "I' D.
9. Dorm for canal commissions. '5 zoe
Burnan for inspector of pris,n,. zen
Gen. Patrick Henry Jones 70, 49, ana
the court of appeals The nlo .viA Of
was drawn up by Henry J. 8aymoo''l 4
and while expressing the f1lost - n =
dence in President johnson il Gum,
deal on the "glittering oeno, sgod
plan. Gen. Slocum has signifo5 i
acceptance Of the New York da MS
cratic nomination for seeretorr e''o. !.
State, and his Endorsement IL OIL
democratic platform. " ''ls
An animated contest is, poinc o.
the United States seuators6in IN BY, io'
sylyania. Gov Curtin. John W. M
Forney and Simon Cameron m. "
principal candidates. 1t is sa;J 1 l''g
Forney talks of assigning his nloc ,D q.
clerk OF the Senate in favor II ' se y
disabled soldier '0'l7
Rumorg OF cabinet cbancos
again the order Of the day. Secro,a a,o
Stanton, Harlan and Speed ara H.
tined to 60 out, according to the ce,
res ondents, and Senator Covan -
Pennsylvania, is talked OF for SEQ.
tary Harlan's place.
Colorado has adopted her new e..
constitution, and will be admin,j J
the Union by he next Conorees '' "
The Wisconsin republicans or. H.
satisfied with the late state co,.
ton, because it did not recommend 4.
amendment TO the State conaa.t %
to give the suffrage to colored X.
zcns; and an anonymous cali has NV.
issued for a mass convention n
held at GAINESVILLE, on the 9th 10 M
the matter over.
Maj Gen Banks has left New ~
leans for the North, and will Soon b.
at home.
General Domestic news.
Gold has kept very stealy All
closed last Thursday at lN T
government receipts from internal
enuc have materially fallen Al m.
they are large, and satisfactory NM
government bonds and notes an com.
mencing TO be counterfeited verr I'm.
ally, aud il some means are nott,
tn stop it the value Of the genunsuI
be very seriously impaired Ua
counterfeit Of the 500 comroapl n.
torcst notes Is So like the genuine. mi
( therefore so dangerous, that tie .5r.
eminent has decided to call ia alf
4 this issue Business, especially IN lv
goods, is not quite SO active asasB
/ weeks ago The scarcity Of goods
and the demand combined to pa,
prices up to such a figure that the re9.
pie think they VIII wait a little bin
purchasing anything more than is as.
solutciy necessary.
Gen. Grant still continues his toar
and last week was at Springfield,
ILL.,, and visited the tomb Of Presidel.
Lincoln. The hero continues to e
greeted by large and enthusiastic
crowds wherever he goes The peo-
cannot see enough OF the man they So
delight TO honor.
The English railroad men and car.-
talists are still travelling st the West
and getting new IDEAS Of our resources
and capabilities They viii have some
thing 20 tell when theyget back to Eng
land that viii make JOHNNY Bull open
his eyes.
Foreign Affairs.
Our European dates are to the 9ih
inst, aud among the passengers blythe
last steamer was Cyrus W. Field vlo
comes back with an increased faith
/ the accomplishment of a double lme o
Atlantic cable next year.
The weather continued favorable b
England and the harvests had nearly
all been gathered The cattle plague
continues its ravages in England aAl
had broken out in Ireland The en-
peror of the French has issued de-
cree prohibiting the introduction @
( passage through France of cattle ii0n
England, Holland or Belgium
( The confederate bondholders had
meeting in London to consider llA
/ prospects, but the meeting was 'g!
thinly attended, on account OF the a','
inclination Of many of the bondhoF
ers to have their connection with 'R
loan known, and nothing was ala9
The English papers do not pnO-,D
! the names Of the holders OF Tue I9'.'
but the authorities at Washing
have list and have lately allowed
to be published. Among them p
John T. Delane, editor Of the Lol'.-
( Times, down for $4,000 NJ. b. ollg
son, city editor Of the Times SOW
James Spence, the Liverpool co'g
4 pendent Of the Times, S250OVV' an
humorous rebel sympathAng ~,% n
bers of parliament are down loT ,~
greater sums, the whole list io''ls
up $4,49O,O00. 1t now become, a.
interesting question whether 'l h.,
men bought the bonds, or VIZ
they took them as brides. Inc c ,..,
they have pursued indicates the s i'l',
pretty plainly, and we are couDt t-rs
people will believe this to be IN. Ig
State of the case. The Washlua
government also publishes a coup "S.
letters from Mr.. Seward to ON I'm n.
lister in England. And their XIII.
ness must convince the fortunate ny.
ers of this loan that they have nv
ing to hope for in the way OF p'''I
from the United States.