Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23
Gorrign Mus.

Adyices per Germania state that the Fenian
situation was unchanged.
In Parliament the prevalence Of Fenianism
to a considerable extent in the British army
was acknowledged by the Marquis Of Hart
ington, Secretary at War but it was added
that Sir Hugh Rose, Commander-in.C Chief,
had no doubt Of the general loyalty Of the
force.
proposition was made to fortify the West
Coast Of Ireland in view Of possible Amer
lean invasion
proposition was made to fortify the West
Coast Of Ireland in view Of possible Amer
lean invasion.
The Fenisns Of Kingston had been frator-
mining with the crew Of the American war
vessel lying in the harbor but on the move
menl becoming known to the officers Of the
ship they at once put an end to the entente
cordialo.
A Paris letter says the French Govern
ment has received dispatches from America
which have put an end to the Mexican qu6s-
ton. The terms appear to be those of our
Government; evacuation within year and
non-interveAiipn during the evacuation.
NEW York, March 20.
Mexican advices show that the promised
Imperial pacihcation Of the country is as far
from realization as ever and that the Repub-
licans stil maintain the contest in nearly all
sections with stubbornness and energy. Not
the slightest indication of French evacuation
is apparent. Several additional fights are
recorded The victory of Gen. Mcndez over
the Republicans in Michoacan is claimed TO
have been fat more important than at fret
reported.
Gartisons are to be placed on eligible points
on the various roads, and such arrangements
to be made rs would render the country open
and peaceful.
tx-Lieut Maury Maximilian's minister Of
colonization, had left for England, and it was
rumored that he had been thus disposed Of to
avoid giving further offence to the U. States
Brownsville, Texas, dispatches of the 10th
inst, state that The lmperaists in Mexico are
organizing for vigorous campaign west of
Sierra Madre. Their force numbers 6OOO
men. The intention was to strike the differ
ent bands Of Republicans simultaneously, de-
feat and dispense them, open up the commun-
ication between the Rio Grsnde and the inte-
rior Of the country and revive commercial re-
lations.
Two actresses were quarelhng in Paris a
low nlBnAb hHb III pAbrtuNt VI AllAA lut1
got very violent, and finally approached the
question of age. This was too much for the
youngest, and she came out with language
more forcible than fattering, more Pagan
than Parliamentary" Suddenly she pause ed
in her bJavura Of bad words, and turning to
the witness, said "Oh, ceii? cell ? what have
l done : Abused her, called her such names
/ never knew who was my mother, and she
might be-" Picture TO yourself the feelings
and expressions of the mi -ried one.--Paris
Letter.
The Austrian Government has determined
to increase the garrison at Cracow by fifteen
thousand men and eighty guns, in consequence
OF the accumulation of Russian troops on the
frontiers of Gelicia. 1t is rumored that the
Russians are about to form camp of 10000
men in the immediate vicinity of the from
tier.
JAMAICA. - The Commission sent from
England to investigate the facts concerning
the recent terrible slaughter Of Jamaica blacks
are pushing forward their labors with dill
igence. Upward Of one hundred and fifty
persons have already been arrested, and ouI
last arrival from that quarter states that more
prisoners are still coming in from the interior
The tables are now decidedly turning, and in
stead of pursuing and shooting down helpless
inofensive blacks, Eyres base tools are now
being hunted down and brought 20 justice.
II Is very clear that more than one person
will swing for this business, unless the gov
eminent wishes to rise storm all through
out England, The people are satisfied that
great crime has been done, and will not
rest contenled until the guilty parties are
made to suffer for it.