The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-19
- january ~.
In General

1t is stated that Maximiliou
omitted from the Catholic soyero;o, y
to whom the Pope sends custo,'tsl Us
Christmas fluctuations. Perhans ~!
Holiness feared His Highness ,n;ah 's
change his postotlice address bofare "
letter could reach him.
Miss Lane, the niece Of Fx.pro
dent Buchanan, who did the honor - .
the White House during his odm;n;
tration, was married at Wheatland y
Thursday, to Edward Johnston ".
banker of Baltimore.
The O'Mahoney faction have
ceived a letter purporting to be fra ~
Head Centre Stephens, common ,iolI
him for his conduct stephens !.
is he-also sends a proclamation a.,
ing his support to O'Mahonoy, becaeI ~,
he has kept his eyes on Ireland ' ".S
not turned them towards Canada ''u
OF the 5000 post Offices in a.
disloyal States, about 1000 have bo 'l'
reopened Nearly 800 of these I e.u
received postmistresses, not became
they were more loyal, but becauso A., '''.
could take the oath that they had ~,
borne arms against their country 10y
Late Australian dates received .,
San Francisco state that the war T.
New Zealand continued. The co.. III
ment deadlock at Melbourne cons.
ued, and the cabinet at Sydeny had
been reconstructed. There was mn.l
excitement over gold discoyerios !,
/ New Zealand.
Bishop Lynch has written 10 II.
Mayor of Toronto complaining If n.
insults offered to Sisters of Cborty
and Catholic clergy in the nnbi,
streets OF that city. He also saw, tb,,
on New Years Day a mimic bail w,s
fired through one Of the Windows Il
Lorette Convent into room occnniei
as an infrmary by sick sister
A French newspaper recently an.
nounced that none of its spbsc,5bo,,
had died of the cholera. that fewofns
subscribers were peck marked and
these were subscribers for only tine.
months, and that three only were balj
and they were in arrears with their
subscriptions.
AT one Of the BROOKLYN Ferry
houses a curious phenomenon was seen
on n recent morning. 4 pipe from
the heating apparatus carried the ex-
hausted steam INTO the air, the end Of
the pipe pointed upward, and the force
with which the steam issued caused It
to ascend thirty or forty feet While
! IN the air it was not only condensed
but concealed, and came down in
beautiful flakes Of snow.
Petitions to the home govern
ment, looking to a peaceful secession
from England and annexation to the
United States, or the formation Of
separate government are circulating
5 in the rural districts Of Canada
Those who have been applicant,
for the release of JEFF Davis and C. C.
Clay. have been taken aback by the
: positive declaration of the SeereaToi
/, War, in his report to the President Of
January 4, that Jefferson DAVIS is
charged with the crime OF melting the
assassination of Abraham Lincoln. and
that G. c. Clay Is charged with com
plicity in the murder OF Mr. Lincoln
Jenny Lind is announced as SUI
+ fering from serious indisposition. and
is compelled 10 seek n milder climate
b among other valetudinarians at Nee.
When Miss Burdett Couts be.
! came the heiress Of Mrs Coutis gAo
= had been Miss Mellon, the actress ag
2 fortune was computed at thirteen tons
Of gold. IL has been growing eyer
since. and the unfortunate lady Is 50
rich that she cannot spend her neon,
r or even give it away, although se'eia
} active secretaries are kept busy
! reading and answering the begging
l letters addressed to her.
Gold closed at the New YORK See
, ond board at 129 IL, on the l'u
inst
The holders Of the confedeTa"
r loans areto have another meeting -
{ London on the 18th INST.
{ The Burlington (Yt fIr' Ha'
S INDUCES in the following reuAA.
The importation of mules and asa a.s1
from Canada being now permit,
! and the reward on his head ls'-2
:. been long since withdrawn, we 90 Nv
! see why Mr.. Geo. \, Sanders 'L
: not come across the line when ="
pleases, g"
The Hartford Press says .os
: ragged little fellow was seen sA l.aori
I on one of our ponds lately Ti hu;oc
shoes or stockings, his skates 'ss1
strapped upon his bare feel, H X. lcet
5 it was Jolly good fun, and lil.' ~ n, skat.
5 were warm enough if be KEEP ~
ing" NJ.
stockings on Christmas noipDo' zach
after long search found one ~ bad
, horn of new mich COW, wl'Vr ar.b
: been presented to him by his "a,
| toner's, and ornamented IN o anis
to indicate that it was q VH''
gift
ng~ We hear that the list 4 Of Fl
sonal effects of Mr.. H. u i n in-