Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-09
Nav YoRk, June I

moval Of the trade restrictions cause much
rejoicing and new life has been given to bu-
siness. Newbern promises to be very healiy
this summer.
Newbern N. G. sdvices Of he 3lst ult.,
state that the result Of the judicial invesiga-
ton at Toronto shows that the yellow fever
last summer which carried off some 1000
citizens was introduced by the Infamous DIR.
Black burn and causes the utmost horror
The people Of the state are fast becoming re-
conciled to the free labor system and like the
change. There is a strong attacl ment be-
tween the masters and freedmen and they
seek each other making satisfactory terms for
labor. t..
The Trbune's Washington dispatch says
II is reported on good authority tonight that
Mr.. Stanton has resigned. This Is not posi-
lively confirmed, but il is generally believed.
1t s rumored that the change in the war Of
fee was the result Of violent collision be-
tween the President and Secretary, in which
the latter INDUCED in his brusque mannet.--
Mr.. johnson took occasion to inform Lin that
he was only the President OF the United
States.
The same dispatch says: Gov. Brown is
permitted to return home on his pledge to
use his best efforts to restore Georgia to her
allegiance, and reorgsnize the government.
The Times dispatch says The President
suggests an early assembling Of Congress, a.
bout the LIST of October. One of the reasons
being the failure of the civil appropria ion
bill last season.
The Herald's dispatch says that ten South
cru rebels have ten millions deposited in
banks in Montreal.
WAsHINoToN, June 5.
The weather is intensely hot.
The movements OF troops in this vicinity
are principally made at night There is con-
siderable excitement over the reports OF ,nhu-
man treatment OF soldiers stationed in the
barracks upon Capitol Hill, by beastial Off
GERS. The matter is undergoing an investl-
CATION at the War Department
1t is expected that Cows Vance and Leiteh-
er will be released on parole from the Old
Capitol.
Jay Cooke d. Co., have begun to-day to de-
liver the small notes of the new series OF l.
so, and on Wednesday they will be prepared
TO deliver in any amounts wanted.
1t is rumored that JEFF. Davis arrived here
this morning.
WARRINGTON, June 8.
The Secretary of the Treasury has publish
ed correct statement OF the public debt as
it appears from the book Of the Treasurer's
returns aud requisitions on the Department
on the 3lst Of May, 1865.
recaptulation shows the amount outstand-
ing, bearing interest in coin, TO be 81, 1885,
$40, the interest being SEA, 4S0,489 so the
amount bearing interest in lawful money is
81 ,053, 476,37l, the interest being $50, 1885,
384 50 the debt on which interest has ceas-
ed is S7S6.270; the debt bearing no interest
is S472.s29.270 81. The total indebtedness
is 2,635,205,753 so. The interest in gold
oT lseaf tender note. in c;,cula,;on ia se5o
l6S,56S: these include 1882. 6s7, 966 of the
new issue and sl60, l43,62o of the compound
interest notes under act OF June ~, lso4.--
Inc uncaiied iof fequisi'iohs are ofo'ooo,ooo'
ana me amount IN treasury notes Is over Szo'-
ooo.Ooo. Inc amount oil fractional currency
Sz4,oo''ooo'
NEW YORK. June a.
Inc hefaia Charleston correspondent re-
Poru the arrest oil oov' mcurath at Coium-
Ola on the ZIh uit. Tor high ueason' he
was taken 70 hilton Head, ana would soon
De sent north iof trisl, he surrendered MN
seh quieuy 10 Lieut.. beek' VINO was sent 10
arrest hlm. "eae hampton escaped snd
y
BEFORE ,hs arrest OF Mcorath ne issued
procismauon supending MS own functions as
me executive oincer OF the state, stating that
the war was over ana II was the duty OF the
people to ioroear opposition, whch Is hope
less and 10 reconcile themselves TO that SUB
mission which the government oil The United
states can impose and which they cannot re-
htt.
ne urges mem 70 resume peaceiui pursuits
and says be is ready to meet charges against
MN AZ any time ana place.
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gratulatory address to the armies {:
a1q "WAR DEPARTMENT.,
h es Adjutant General sOfice,
.leiasYr Washingt n, June 2.
General Orders No. lOs.
Soldiers of The armies of Me United Stdies
By your patriotic devotion TO your country
in the hour of danger and alarm, aud by your
magnificent fighting, bravery and endurance
you have maintained the supremacy of the
Union and the Constitution. overthrown all
armed opposition to the enforcement of the
laws and OF the proclamations forever abolish b.