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T~rhats scne snss.nx them rrsd th-
Am-r,czn Axriculsnri<s. vhe still
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

NAPOLEON AND MEXICo.-The report is
current in Washington that oar Govern
ment will content itself with Napoleon's
present promises respecting the French
evacuation of Mexico; and that his
action in refusing to withdraw was be-
cause Of what he regarded as viola
ton Of the pledge Of neutrality Of non-
interference on our part-his position
being that, by the arrest of Gen. Ortega,
the dispatch of Gen. Sherman, and other
Objectionable movements, our pledge of
neutrality was broken, and the compact
therefore rendered null and void.
The Tribune's Washington correspon-
'dence denies the statement that Senator
Sumner contemplates making move
in the Senate to take the Franco-Mexi-
can question out of the hands of the
President and Secretary of State, and
represents him to have said that he is
satisfied, from the information which he
has on the subject, that the Mexican
Question is solving itself very rapidly
ssnd that there is no need of taking any
steps in the matter. He says that Ma
poleon is as anxious to get out of Mexi-
CO as we are to CAT him out, and that, il
left alone, he will have all the French
troops out Of the country within two
or three months.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

enlarged, an' publish,d on double sheet; one
sheet devoted, as ltherto, to religious matter !.
the other to literary, social, monetary and asri.
cultural articles. This latter department viii
he new and peculiar, with rich variety OF con.
tents, embracing articles on current, moral
social and political questions; ON the leading
men OF the age in thought and action; reviews
of important books; tales Tor the family circle
agricultural and gardening matters for farmers
and monetary articles and reports OF the mar
kets for business men,
No Journal in the world certainly has a more
comprehensive plan to meet the wants of an
families, and of all the members in family =,
and as the editorial staff will consist of nine
men, all able and experienced in the several de.
partments, who will be assisted by thirty con.
tributors, many of them having national repu
tation, the Waterman 4 Reflector must become
model family paper, unequaled In merit and
in circulation. Its enterprIsing conductors de.
serve the largest success. We refer our readers
to Advertisement in another column
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

EURoPE.-SuudaY nights cable dis
patches from Europe state that another
French regiment left Rome on Satur-
day. A ukase just issued terminates ali
relations hitherto existing between
Russia and the Pope, and repeats all
laws of the Empire based on those re-
laJions. Advices from Gambia say that
the CTetaus have submitted to the Turks,
and confirm the reported blowing up of
a convent except as to the number Of
Turks killed. The steamship City of
Paris arrived at New York on Sunday,
bringing advices from Europe to the
80tn OF November. The French and
English governments have agreed that
the extradition treaty, which was to
have expired on the 4th inst, shall con-
tinue in force until September, 1857.
Further details relating to the Fenian
excitement in Great Britain are brought
by the City of Paris. Five-twenties were
quoted at noon on Saturday in London
st II.
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1t turns out that the report OF the oc-
cupation of Matamoras, by part of Gen.
Sedgwicks forces, which was telegraphed
North few days ago, was correct, not.
withstanding the subsequent denial.
Reports on the subject are still contra
dictory and confused. 1t appears that
Gen. Escobedo, at the head of Liberal
force, WAS threatening an attack on the
city, which was held by Canales In the
interest of Macmillan, when Gen.
Sedgwick sent over a small force, and
Canales surrendered the control of the
city to the United States troops. The
alleged pretext for Gen. Sedgwick's
movement was, that Canales contem-
plated sacking the city, and the occupa-
ton was necessary to the protection of
the American residents. Eseobedo,
though at first repulsed, succeeded in
obtaining possession of the city, which
he still held at latest dates. The affair
seems TO have had truly Mexican ter
mination, as Escobedo and Canales had
met on friendly terms.
The Administration, Of course, dis
avows the act of Gen. Sedgwick, and
explanations are said to have been made
to the Mexican Minister by Secretary
Seward. On the other hand, Escobedo,
it is asserted, claims that Gen. Sedg-
wick had orders from Washington to
afford him all the necessary assistance in
sustaining the authority of Juarez, in
stead OF doing which he charges that
the presence of the United States troops
aided Canales
So far the affair is mystery. Not
withstanding the disavowal Of the Ad-
ministration, there are strong grounds
for belief that Gen Sedgwick was acting
under orders sent to him some time
ago, which it was found advisable, in
consequence Of new developments from
Europe, to countermand but that his
subsequent orders reached him too late
to prevent the movement.
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UNIVERSAL AMNEsTY.-Horace Greeley
in letter to ex,Gov. Perry, Of South
Carolina says
"The true basis of settlement of all
our trouble is universal amnesty, with
impartial suffrage. | would have all
disabilities because Of rebellion and of
color utterly and absolutely abolished,
and strongly hope and trust a settle
ment on this basis will be made this
winter at Washington
Gov. Perry in reply says
Impartial suffrage will be accom-,
plished by permitting all persons, black
and white, to vote, who are q years of age.
But the Southern people will never con-
sent to this, as it would degrade the
right of suffrage and demoralize the
Government and society. If the pro-
posed compromise enfranchised negroes
who could read, write and had property
qualifications, without DISTINGUISHING
white persons, it might with reason and
propriety be ascribed to by Southern
ers.n
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DECISION REGARDING CoNFIscATED
PROPERTY In the Circuit Court at
Alexandria, Va, on Friday last, in the
case OF Hool es. Tillston, ia which the
plaintiff sued for the recovery of city
property sold during the war under
decree of Judge Underwood, Judge
Thomas decided, that by the provision
of the Constitution of the United States,
Congress could not forfeit more than the
life estate of the party charged with the
offense stated in the act of Congress
providing for the confscation of the
property of persons engaged in the re-
bellion, and that as Daniel F. Hool,
against whose property the proceedings
was instituted, had departed this life,
the plaintiff, his devisee, was entitled to
the recovery of the property. An appeal
from this decision was taken, and the
case will be carried to the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
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now treating with the republican gov
eminent of Mexico"

VAGRASor IN GEoRoIA.-A Washing
ton dispatch says Rev. VIM. Fincher, a
colored missionary in Pike county, Ga,
with a salary of sS5 per month, paid by
Northern benevolent associations, has
been condemned to the chain gang for
one year by a Georgia Court, on the
grou nd that he is vagrant. His case
was carried up and the action OF the
lower court was approved, the judge
holding that the North had no right to
send money South for such purposes,
and, further, that his support was so
precarious that he was vagrant with
In the meaning of the law, He is now
serving out his sentence.
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ALMOST A FIRE.-The axe helve fac.
tory, and knitting factory of Mr.. Cole
and the extensive shops o. Edwards 4
Stevens at Winooski, had narrow es
cape from fire last Saturday night The
proprietors have just begun to employs
night watchman for the protection Of
their property, who discovered fire in The
helve factory, in time to prevent it from
getting control, The building is full o.
shavings and infiamable stuff, and
couldn't have been saved had the fire got
well under way,
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EVACUATION OF Mexico BY THE FRENCH
A SATISFACTORY ADJUsrMENT.-The
diplomatic correspondence with the
French government in relation to the re-
moval Of the French troops from Mexico
is printed. 1t includes the long cable
dispatch of Secretary Seward, sent to
Minister Bigelow on the 23d nit. The
dispatch, after stating the facts as they
are now we'll understood, proceeds to
say
"But the Emperor's decision to modify
the existing arrangement without any
understanding with the United States,
so as to leave the whole French army in
Mexico for the present, instead of with
drawing one detachment in November
current, as promised, is now found in
every way incOnvenient and exception
able. We cannot acguiesce, first, be-
cause the term next spring. as appoint
ed for the entire evacuation, is indefinite
and vague; second, because we have no
authority for stating to Congress and to
the American people, that we have now
better guarantee for the withdrawal of
the whole expeditionary force in the
spring than we have heretofore had for
the withdrawal of part in November !;
third, In full reliance upon at least lit.
eral performance of the Emperor's exist
ing agreement we have taken measures,
while facilitating the anticipated French
evacuation, to cooperate with the re-
publican government of Mexico for pro.
noting the paciflcation of that country,
and for the early and complete restora-
ton of the proper constitutional au-
thority Of that government. As part
of those measures Mr.. Campbell our
newly appointed minister, attended by
Lieut. Gen. Sherman, has been sent to
Mexico in order to confer with Presi-
dent Juarez on the subjects which are
deeply interesting to the United States,
and Of vital importance to Mexico.
Our policy and measures thus adopted
in full reliance upon the anticipated be-
ginning of the evacuation of Mexico
we're promptly made known to the
French legation here, and doubtless you
have already executed your instructions
by making them known TO the Emperor's
government 10 Paris. The Emperor will
perceive that We cannot now recall Mr.,
Campbell, nor can we modify the instruc-
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