Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-02
VERY LATEST.

Wheeling special says returns from w.,
Virginia election thus far received. show La
Republican gains on the vote for the Conf
tutional amendment last May. which was rsr-
ried by over 1000. Hubbard is undoubtediv
elected TO Congress by large maiori,y
Boreman is certainly elected.
New YORK, Oct 81.
dispatch from Fort Leavenworth sav.
DIR. Robinson Of Utah. Superintendent of tbe
only christian Sabbath School in Salt IaLs
City, was murdered by Mormons on the
fourth inst.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 26.
Ortega, who claims To be the constitutional
President OF Mexico in pace of Juarez, az
rived here to night from ~ y, and requests
the papers to announce that he will leave in
few days for Brownsville, thence he will
enter Mexico with the object of re-establish.
ing the constitutional government. When
this is accomplished he says he will send a
minister to Washington.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.
The following important letter appeared this
afternoon:
-" HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oFN
THE GULF, New ORLEANS,
La, Oct. 23, 1866.
one way in which the state of affairs on the
Rio Grande can be bettered, and that ia by
giving the heartiest support to the only gov
eminent in Mexico recognized by cur own
the only one which is really friendly to us.
You will therefore warn ell adherents Of any
party or pretended government in Mexico or
the State OF Tammaulipas, that they will not
be permitted to violate the neutrality laws
I hafwean tho 1fbcrol Of
and the United States, and also that they
will not be allowed TO remain in our terrific
/ ry and receive the protection Of our flag in
order to complete their Vaccinations Tor the
violation of our neutrality laws. These in
suuctions will be enforced against the adher-
ents Of the Imperial buccaneers representing
the so-caled imperial government, and also
against the Ortega, Santa Anna and other
factions. President Juarez is the aeknowl-
edged head Of the liberal government of Mex
leo.
81 am, General, very respectfully, your
obedient servant.
p. Il. SHERrnAN,
Major General Commanding.
ITO Brevet Brig. Gen. Sedgwick, command
ing the sub-distriet Of the Rio Grande,
Brownsville, Texas"
that he has assurances that Sherioau's recent
order is not sustained at Washington.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 2s.
The following is the translation Of a letter
received here to-day:
VEGA CRUZ, Oct. II, lSG6-l1 p. NJ.
The st. Nazaire steamer arrived here early
this evening, Gen. Castleman being on board.
His instructions are TO send to France in two
detaehmeats all the troops that are here
He brings besides a message from Napoleon
to Maximilan advising him TO sbdicate in ia
yor OF anybody be pleased and to go home
He is authorized to offer Macmillan the pro-
lection Of the French flag with view that
be may return safely TO Miramar. The Mar
quis DeGaliiiet has no mission Of any kind,
and be only comes to join his regiment and
return TO France. Gen. BS3aine came to Pu-
ebla to meet Gen. Castleman. The General
feels very sore against Macmillan for the
very dscredtable reports that Carlotta has
spread in Europe"
FLORENCE, Oct. %.
An arrival from Gambia states that another
great battle took place on the 18th inst
I The Greeks report that the Turkish army
was repulsed.
LONDON, Oct. 81.
1t is said that the relations between Aus
tria and Russia are assuming a menacing
character.
The London Times save that the Russian
Government is intriguing for the farther dis
indignation Of Austria.
Pans, Oct. 81.
The project submitted by France and Eng
land to the Spanish Government for the set
Element Of the Chlian difficulty mas been APP
proved by the Queen and her Ministers.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 30.
Miss Fanny Seward, daughter Of Secretary
Seward, whose dangerous illness has been
heretofore announced, died at four O'Clock
this morning Her remains will be taken to
Auburn for interment.
Troy N. Y. Der. 81.
A reliable person who reached this city
yesterday from VT, furnishes information that
arms, equipments, ammunition &c, for eight
thousand men have been sent to different
places along the Vermont border from Bur-
lington to Whitehall, and vigorous prepare
tions are being made throughout the State
for another movement upon Canada, should
the authorities execute Lynch and Mcmahon
New YORK. Oct 81.
A Washington despatch says, Gen. Sher-
sion to Mexico, and after returning to Ohio
to arrange some private affairs will leave for
Mexico, accompanied by minister Campbell.
The same special says the administration
does not fully approve the vigorous language
Of Gen. Sheridan's order to Gen. Sedgwick,
so far as it applies TO Macmillan and his
French relations. Our intercourse with
France thus far on this subject has been am
icable and it is hoped and believed the whole
matter will be settled in like spirit.
George Calvert, clerk in the employ of C..
C. Parks, yesterday absconded with $50, 900
in gold checks belonging to his employers.
$4,000 of the amount has been cashed.
Payment on the rest has been stopped.
Gold LAG Ia.
Read what the editor of the Cincinnati
! Times saws nf ATIpN'a IuNn PAraAx.