Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-22
DOmfstir Mus.
MALONE. June ia

MALONE, June 10.
In response TO a serenade last night, Gen.
Mead advised the Fenisns to return home,
saying unless they did so he should use suf-
hcient force TO compel obedience to his order.
The Fenians interrupted his speech by
cheers ior sweeny, Murphy aud others.
To-day squads Of soldiers are patrolling
the town, picking up al the fag ends Of the
Fenian army, esoorting them to the depot
and sondins them safely of. Hardly one
can be- seen abouttown.
10 7ported that some are lurking about
the country plundariEg.
WAsHINaroN, June IA.
This Is the hottest day Of the season thus far,
There was lively scene at the National
Fair last night; rebel walked up TO tho book
and manifested desire TO vote. Mr.. Barrett
requested aim 10 write the name OF his favor
ite candidate on the page in the book which
was partly filed with names. He declined
bat turned over leaf and wrote at the top
OF The page the name Of General Ewsll, late
Of the rebel army. M. Barrett Immediately
ofe'oai lho leaf Aad the Ee5el was instantly
seized by the bystanders and eocsed !som
the building.
Another desired to vote for General r. K. Lee
but Nj. Barrett hastily closed the book and
advised him to leave, declaring that Union
orphans should not bs insulted. The vote
stood az tho close last nj sht Tor General
Howard 326 for General sherman 242.
SAN FR4NcIsoo, June -.
The result Of the Oregon election is in
doubt, both parties claiming the State by
about GOO majority. Returns of elections in
Washington Territory show large democratic
gains .I
NEW YoKK, June Ia.
General Santa Anna has published an ad-
dress 10 the people OF Mexico, in which he de-
cares he never, in any manner, compromised
himself TO the Empire Of Maximillian. He
says he belongs entirely to the Mexican Re-
public and expects all the Mexcsns to unite
and drive the usurpers from the soil, to which
cause ho oders'his own services. A monarchy
in Mexico he declares an impossibility, aud
the restoration of the Republic is the height
of.his ambition.
NEW YORK June IA.
Montreal dispatches say the order calling
the volunteers back flom the border has been
couatermanded, owing to the Introduction of
rrsolutions on the neutrality act in Congress.
An Ogdensburg dispatch says one Of Gen.
Msade's staff has expressed fears Of further
trouble al Buffalo.
Gen Meade was suddenly called to that
point, and four companies of troops from Ma
lone have been ordered there.
An Ottewa dispatch says another raid is
expected at Fort E-ie.
Fourteen Fenians have been arrested at
Hamilton.
Important dispatches were found in their
possession.
Information as to the movement of troops
is forbidden, aud something is on the carpet.
A large number Of Fenians are reported to
be assembling along the southwestern border.
BosroN, June Is.
A special dispatch from Concord, N. H.,
to the Journal, says Hon. James w. Patter-
son was to-day elected U. S, Senator from
tina. State in place os Hon Daniel Clark,
whose term expires in 1857
WAsHINGroN, June Is.
The House has voted TO appon. special
committee to investigate the assault made in
the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. Grinel is in his seat to-day, his face
bearing liyid veal, where one of the blows
was struck.
He says had he not seen that his assailant
was surrounded by friends, probably armed,
hs believes that he could have thrown him
down the portico steps.
Gen Rosseau is also in his seat, receiving
the congratulations Of the chiyalry.