Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

and subsidies of French. German and Bel
GUM troops. Juarez. the President oil
Mexico, continues to hold his position,
and, although his government from force
of circumstances is rather nomadic, his
troops have gained many triumphs. and
are still in the field. Despairing of con-
quest by force of arms or of being well
coined to the heart of the Mexican people
as legitimate ruler, Macmillan has sig
nalizcd his reign by the publication of
DEGREES which for fcrocity and injustice
were never excelled by Radetzky or Hay
nau. We presume that if the feeling in
France strengthens, and the sentiment of
such men as Grant continues to be as pop
ular in America as it is now, Maximiliap
will have an opportunity of receiving his
next New Years calls at Trieste The
Central American Republics remain in
their normal condition of anarchy and
civil war. In San Salvador a rebellion
was inaugnrated by Barrios, who was de-
feated, escaped to Nicaragua, delivered
up on condition that his life would be
spared, and with South American perfdy
and promptness, Immediately shot. Cab
anas, another rebel, was routed, and We
presume, was also shot. In Peru the
Spanish are still making trouble Spain
longs to see her banners again floating
over the conquests of Pizarro. Brazil is
engaged in war with the Argentine Con-
federacy, and her Gen. Flores won two
very important victories in alliance with
the Uruguayans. Chilli has been forced
into war with Spain, but we presume
the interference Of the copper-l loving pow
ers will compel peace, especially as
Spain is intensely wrong. The rebel
lion in jamaica" as it is called, is one of
the most appalling events of modern times.
In an oppressed English colony, where a
small aristocracy controls large laboring
population, a feeling of discomfort is en-
gendered by the governing powers, riot
takes place, and few men are killed.
Worse riots in London have been confined
to a police column The English Govern.
or instantly arrests every liberal leader,
executes the most eminent, and continues
the work Of vengeance until about 1000
are shot, and hanged, and logged to death.
The rebellion" has created an intense ex-
element in England. The Governor has
been removed, aud we presume there will
he demonstration on the Ministry when
Parliament meets.
The progress ofthe cholera created much
anxiety during the Summer. Beginning
in Arabia, it swept over the southern part
of Europe, reaching Paris and threaten
ing England and the United States. The
Winter came and drove it away. although
wise men bid US lock to our sewers and
beware of the Spring In the East the
Suez Canal has partly succeeded. much to
the delight of France In the West, the
Atlantic Cable has failed, to the great
sorrow of the English. The Indian troub-
les have rather injured our Western Ter
rtories, but the tide of emigration rushes
with the fury of a Spring torrent over the
valleys and prairics of the West into the
Pi'Soio ouu ShiSHSo anu CduOuS Vi INC
golden Rocky Mountains. The year closes
upon scene of unexampled prosperity.
First among the nations in the art of war
we are becoming first in the arts of peace
During the past year, the wilderness has
hlossomed like rose industry has over
come the forests; streams bearing immor-
tai names are no longer red with blood,
but turn mill,wheels and float the pro-
duce of industry and enterprise. Rail
roads are selecting and intersecting every
district ofpopulation and wealth. Towns
arisen in month and freed from the
tension, the waste and the fever of war.
American Manhood is again rising in
strength and advancing to the consumma-
ton of free peoples happiness and glory.
May God be thus good to us when we
come again to wish our friends Happy
New Year!