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a u fall most b a'ily On artiel:. OF iuHa-
~. l"avin. the neorssarie, OF lie as tree
from tax .ion as the absolute wants OF
the Government. economically administered
will justly. No favored class should de-
mand freedom from sscsmcIt. and taxes
should be 50 distributed As not TO fall un-
duly on the poor, but rather OIL the accu-
mulated wealth Of the country. We
should look on the national debt just as it
is not as national blessing. but as a
heavy burden on the industry Of the coun-
try, to be discharged without unnecessary
delay. 1t is estimated by the Secretary
Of the Treasury that the expenditures for
the fiscal year endlng June 3Oth, 1866,
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cnc'lon VIII aim n'sh the to'a' amount OF
interest," 10 oe pa'a' ana enlarge inc means
OF sun TURNER reduc'ions' until the whole
shall De i'qn'dated' ana TINS as Will be
seen from the est'ma'es OF the secretary ct
the treasury may DC accomplished oy
ann"a! payments even WHINE a PERIOD not
eA'eeuns Jury !t:'s. "a'e 'a''n 'n Ina
we sna'. 10 a., 'nls w'l"i" reasonable
!;"e' AS we nave amazed the wofid oy
Inc suppression OF 3D." CIV" war wihcn was
'ho"gnt 10 De oeyo"a the control OF any
sover!'.e"'' 81 We s':a" eq"al'y snow the
superlorny o: ou, :ns,''n''ons ny tne
pr"''P' a,a ':''n'"' o's'""'ee Oh our MI
''0''' o0's"'o"S'
oSR FOREIGN RELATIONS.
have dwelt thus full Oh our domestic
affairs because of their transcendent i'm.
portance. under any circumstances. Our
great extent Of territory and variety of
climate. having almost everything that is
necessary for tho wants and even com.
forts Of man. make US singularly independ-
ent Of the varying policy Of foreign Pow
ers, and protect US against every tempta-
ton to entangling alliances. While, at
the present moment, the re-establishment
OF harmony aud the strength that comes
| by harmony, Will be our best security
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and vest the i~o great oceans Other
naiious wrr. wasted by ei'A war. Tor
ages before they could establish Tor them
s-lvrs the necessary degrees Of unity.
The latent conviction that our form Of
government Is the best ever known to
the world. has enabled US to emerge from
civil war within four years. with com.
plet" vindication OF the constitutional an.
thoriiy Of the General Government, and
with our local liberties aud State insti.
tutions unimpaircd. The throngs OF emi.
grants that crowded to our shores are wit.
nesses of the confidence of all people in
our permanence. Here is the great land
If free labor. where industry is blessed
with unexampled rewards, and the bread
of tho workingman is. sweetenrd by the
consciousness that the cause Of the coun-
try Is his own cause, his own safety. his
own dignity. Here every one enjoys the
free usc of his faculties and the choice of
activity as a natural right. Here, under
,ha combined influence Of q fruitful soil,
genial climate and happy institutions, the
population has increased fifteen fold with
in q century. Here, through the easy
development Of bonndless resources,
wealth has increased with two fold greater
rapidity than numbers, 20 that We have
become secure against the financial vicisi.
tudcs Of other countries. and alike in
business and in opinion, are sclf-centercd
and truly Independent. Here more aud
more care j. given toprovide education for
every oue JUN VA our so''' AAc'e Te''S'uu'
released from political connection with
civil government, refuses to subserve the
craft Of statesmen, and becomes in it's in
dependence the spiritual lifo Of the people.
Here liberation is extended to every opin.
ion in the quiet certainty that truth needs
only fair field to secure the victory.
Here the human mind goes forth un.
shackelrd in tho pursuit of science to col
lect stores Of knowledge and acquire a
never ending mastery over the forces Of
nature, Here the national domain is
offered and held in millions OF separate
trcehoids. so that Of our fellow citizens,
beyond the occupants Of any other part Of
the earth, constitute in reality n people.
Here exists the democratic form Of gov
eminent, and by that form ofgovernment,
by the confession OF European statesmen
gives power OF which no other power is
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10 she necessity ID a naval depo, o. PuSvs
Sound. and an spPrcls alton Cor that Pur-
poe viii be made. Ia view Of the proba-
billy Of trouble with France. that MEASURE
has become imp, rative and can no longer
be delayed.
The relative situation. geographically
and Of resource, Of this Territory toward
the Government, has more than equal
right OF consideration with California, and
far more than Oregon. They have both.
in common with us. bcon greatly neglected
by the Government. With their efficient
Senatorial represent alton, however, they
eau accomplish much, whilst We, limited
to Delegate, without a vote. have sleader
chances, and only such as arise from great
necessity Of tile Government. Great
Britain has an armed array Of war slips
upon our border, humilia,ing TO our Gov
eminent and people. Yet not an armed
vessel of the United States has ever, We
believe, visited Puget Sound between the
time Of the Wilkes exploration and the
advent Of tho Sag,saw aud Smanee, lrer
Gently. The attention of Rear Admiral
Pearson, commanding Pacific Squapron at
Panama. has recently been called to this
matter, and the suggestions of Capt. Shir-
Icy Of the iSxamce are believed to b. ia
vorable to detail Of several ships--nt
lcast two war steamers, in additi i'm to the
revenue steamer for this Sound. With
the resources fo' naval purposes Of the Ter
ritory Of. Washington; our proximity to
the islands of the Pacific and to Japan and
China, if we once get look et'tAe eye Of
Uncle Samuel, we arc sure Of being walked
up to great activity and future prosperity.
Nor will tho interior be overlooked. The
Cascades will soon become ready Tor trav-
cl and conveyance Of merchandise tow ard
the great interior mining regions Of the
tribu taries Of the Columbia, and tho extra
cost of insurance " over the bar and tho
extra hundreds Of miles of travel up the
Columbia be avoided. - ~" u
HOSE FuND.-Much credit is due the
ladies Of this place for their answering
zeal and enterprise in raising funds for the
purchase Of hose for the Fire Department.
The following embraces correct synopsis
of the receipts and expenditures resulting
from the three several entertainments re-
Gently given. the net proceeds Of which
are to to be devoted to this laudabls pur-
pose, and which are held subject to the or
der Of the Board Of Trustees
Gross receipts At tableaux and enter
tainmcnt, Dec. ~, ls65..:.......... $ss 81
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necessarily followed state Of civil war.
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remedy to the deranged state Of the Curen-
q. and not shrink from devising . policy
which. without being oppressive to shs
people. shall inn~dissely beyia tn effect .
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reposes Just confidence in the fairness
which marks our intercourse.
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United States and the Emprsoe Of Rus
sia i receiving . new support from IN
enterprise Designed to carry te.egraphic
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
NEW York, July %.

NEW York, July %.
Twelve new cases of cholera are re-
ported up to noon, since yesterday, in
this city, four OF which were fatal,
Twenty, one new cases in Breoklyn, and
4 deaths.
Fifty removals have been made at the
Custom House the past week.
Seventeen thousand Ave hundred en-
igrants arrived at this port since the
Let inst
The boiler in Harris Il Co.'S sugar re-
duerv on Leonard street, exploded this
morning. Being situated ia close con-
tiguity TO to q tenement house, the steam
rushed into the lower part Of it, fatally
scalding man and woman, and eight or
ten others.
The board of aldermen this afternoon
directed the street commissioner to i'm
mediately remove the Battery barracks.
They were to be used by the Health Com
missi0ners as cholera hospitals.
The Austrian consul here has opened
q subscription for the benefit OF his
wounded cOuntrymen.
The total number OF arrests in Brook
lvn since Saturday evening for the viola.
ton Osthe excise law were l76.
New YORK, July "a.
Nine new cases Of cholera, three OF
which terminated fatally, occurred in
this city, and twenty-one cases aud seven
deaths in Brooklyn. yesterday. Add
uonal cases are also reported from Har'
and Governors Islands.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
European News.
New YORK, July %

NEW YORK, jury 70.
The steamer Scotia from Liverpool the
14th and Queenstown the 18th, arrived
at a35 this evening.
The telegraph fleet arrived off Valentia
the 18th. The cable was successfully
splced to the shore end and the Great
Eastern commenced paying out.
English politics are unimportant.
Another serious bank suspension, that
of the Birmingham banking company,
was announced on the morning of the
l4tb. Liabilities computed at over two
millions sterling, A severe calamity for
large Birmingham houses,
Accounts as to the progress of the
French mediation are conflicting. Moth
ing authentic had TRANSFERRED
The threatened armed Intervention OF
France is not confirmed, but French
vessels have gone to Venetia.
1t is reiterated that Prussia has de-
clined the armistice,
The French journals declare France,
Prussia and Italy have come to arrange
ments upon proposals to be made to
Austria, whose basis, Austria is to be
excluded from the German confedera-
tion.
The Times declares England would
not follow France in an Intervention cal
CuIated to aggravate the evils.
The Prussians had rested at Zeoittan,
their headquarters, but resumed the
march and the vanguard was reported at
Zuaina.
Benedek's army was rapidly reorgan-
izing. On the 18th his force was COM
puted at 10000 exclusive of cavalry
and artillery, and was daily increasing.
The London Globe regards the prus-
SLAMS within g week or ten days of Vi
emma
The Bavariaus assert the battle near
klssengen had no result.
Galdini occupied Rovizo.
The flying columns of the National
Italian guard had success over the Aus
TRANS on the Stelvio
LONDON, July Is.
Mediations for peace have made nc
apparent progress. The Prussian ar
my continues to advance, aud the Aus
trans are regaining strength.
LIVERPOOL, July Is.
The Great Eastern commenced land
Ing the Atlantic cable this evening. Al
was well.
LONDON, July IA.
Inc Paris Moniteur says that negoti
atlons are still progressing, aud tn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
Canadian NeWN.

Special Dispatch to the Rutland Herald
MONTREAL, July p.
Major General Sherman arrived in this
city last night and took apartments at
St. Lawrence Hall. A large number Of
citizens called upon him today to pay
their respects, and were received with
the utmost courtesy, This afternoon be
witnessed a review on the Champ de
Mars Of Her Majesty s 23d regiment, Col,
Bell. He leaves this evening for Que
bee.
The New York mail Dag due in this
city at halE-past eleven last night, was
stolen from the Bonaventure station,
shortly after the arrival of the train,
and has not yet been heard from.
QUEBEC, JulyE22.
Major General Sherman arrived in this
city this morning, and is stopping at
the St. Louis Hotel. A.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
Enrther by the SCOTIA.

NEW YORK, July "a.
Foreign papers contain the following
additional details OF the war news
The Moscow Gazette OF July l3, contains
the following highly important an
nouncement Russia does not desire
any change in the present state Of things
in Europe. If Austria and Europe will
render themselves the tools of France,
Russia can no longer depend on them as
heretofore. Venetia without Rome
would constitute no progress for Italy.
The submission Of Austria TO France is
not advantageous but dangerous to the
European equilibrium. The supremacy
OF Prussia In Northern Germany mar
rows that of Russia in the Baltic. Rus
sia's love of peace does not sanction et-
forts to obtain supreme power. Eng
lands interests may make her seek an
alliance with France and Austria in the
Eastern question, but the dictatorship Of
France in Italy and Germany cannot
meet with her support.
A dispatch from Lemberg, Of July
IL, says: The Gazette of this town an
nounces that all soldiers on furlough in
Russia have been called in, and says
every day military trains start from
Warsaw to the front Of Silesia and Gal
licia. Russian troops are marching from
Podalia to Bessarabia.
A dispatch from Florence, of July
18th, says The Court of Berlin has de
clared to the italian Cabinet that an
armistice on the basis Of the cession OF
Venetia is inadmissible. The Italian
government in reply is said to have an
nounced its resolution to continue Often
sive operations against the Austrian
Empire without relaxation, in con
focmity with the engagement mutually
entered into by Prussia ant Italy, until
both these powers shall have obtained
from Austria satisfactory terms for the
conclusion Of peace,
ne L lbit NdLkpuC5 ~ Jury -
publishes statement Of the conditions
for an armistice stipulated by Prussia
and Italy. Thu: ."rmrr Power demanded
the exclusion Of Aus.ri4 from he Ger
manic CONDENSATION. The N4zrone
/ adds -
This was admitted by Frauce, who un.
dertoOk 10 Obtain the assent OF the vi
emma Cabinet to the evacuation by Aus.
tria of the Austrian provinces occupied
by Prussia during the armistice. On th'
part of Italy, the conditions were the
cession Of the italian territories under
Austrian dominion, including the Italian
portion OF the Tyrol Austria was to
make the cession direct to Italy without
compensation, aud not to raise the Ro
man question during the negotiation
for peace. It appears these conditions
have been found inadmissble at Vienna
and the Austrian Government has re
solved 70 try the fortune Of war.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
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LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
INV YORK, July "a,

NEW YORK, July ~,
The morning papers contain the fol-
lowing special dispatches from Wash
ington
The Trlbune's special says There Is
no immediate prospect of Mr. stanton's
resgning or being ousted
I. Is stated that the President will not
90 TO Chicago to attend the insugura.
ton OF the Douglas monument,
The nomination OF Provisional Gov
ernors Holden and Johnson as foreign
Ministers have been It iected by the SEN
ate
Gen. Sickles having declined the APP
polntment Of Minister TO the Hague, the
name of Gen. Dix was sent to the Senate
and confirmed.
The Senate has Withdrawn the name
Of James B. Fry from the President, to
whom it has been sent for the commits
sion of Brevet Major-General.
Gen. Sheridan reports that French
troops are still arriving AZ Vera Cruz.
He says his observations convince him
that Napoleon is not sincere in the prom
ise TO evacuate Mexico.
The value of rations issued to refugees
in Mississippi, Arkansas and Indian Ter
ritory, during the last three mouths,
was S2O,379 80; for q corresponding pc
riod last year the value was S3,307 90.
Great restitution and suffering still ex-
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Canadian News.

NEw YoRK, July %.
A special TO the New York Herald
from Ottawa says A large number of
Enfield rifles, altered to breech loaders'
will soon arrive here to arm the British
troops in Canada, The armores of
Eng and are busily engaged in making
alterations in thousands OF these wea-
pons. The cost of the change is two
dollars per rife.
A lively debate is now progressing In
Parliament on the subject of CONSOLE
dating the Grand Trunk and the Buffalo
and Lake Huron Railroads.
A special to the Herald from Montreal
says Further public hOnors will be
accorded TO MAJOR General Sherman on
the occasion of his return here to-mor-
row from Quebec He aud his party
will, in company with Maj or-General
Lindsay and staff, proceed to Logan's
farm, where review of the artillery and
testing of the Armstrong gun will be
had. At o'clock in the afternoon he
will be entertained by party of twenty
or more Americans and a number Of
British officers, on trip up the river,
and down the rapids. A dinner will be
served, and the incident will doubtless
be an interesting one. The steamer
Chambly has been chartered for the &C.
casion.
Mr.. George Peabody is now sojourning
with some relatives among the Thousand
/ Islands.
Additional orders in council permit
the frye importation to the provinces of
Firearms under certain conditions until
the 10Th day OF August next, inclusive.
There il i Fenian element in this order.
John c. Breckenridge is stopping at
the Queens Hotel i'll Toronto. Breck-
enridge denies having Offered his ser
vices 10 the Canadian government.