Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-05
Domestic Nfius.
FoRr LARAMIE. Sent. 25.

FORT LARAMIE, Sept. rs.
Advioes received to-day from Fort Philip
state tha' the Indians are very troublesome,
stealing stock and attacking small parties.
On the 18Th they captured government
herd of mules and wounded one OF the guard.
On the l4lh private Johnson and Ridewsy
Glover, an artist for Frank Leslie's paper,
we're killed and badly mutilated. They at
tempted to capture the pickets near the Post,
but we're driven away with the loss Of two
killed.
Two men Of Baiey's mining party, while
hunting, we're killed, after some loss to the
Indians.
Reports from Fort Smith, Dacota, state
that there are 500 lodges Of Siodx Indians
from Tongue River valley, all hostile.
They are determined that the new road to
Montana shall not be travelled
New YoHK, Sept. ~.
A Troy dispatch of the 26th says cholera
has broken out with fearful violence in the
vicinity Of North Adams. Mass.
There had been eight cases and Eve deaths,
the doctors say, within % hours. Few have
occurred at Briggsville. situated one mile and
half from North Adams, which numbers
about so inhabitants.
New YORK, Sept. 2s.
Five new cholera cases we're reported yes
tefday and six burial permits issued during
the same time.
Fifty-nine cases, 30 of which were fatal,
we're reported for the week endins Wednes-
day eve.
Santa Anna publishes reply to Rome
70, taking the Republican leaders Of Mexico
to task for rejecting his services.
AT Head Centre Stephens head quarters
Hnpa In, -. q.
Important negotiations are pending, which
it is said will astonish the brotherhood when
published.
An Ottawa, G. W., dispatch says the ru-
NOR of a concentration Of Fenians on the
Canada border for raid, is believed to be
premature.
flaw has been discovered in the indict-
nents against the Fenians captured at Fort
Erie, which, it is thought, will neoessitste
heir discharge.
New YoRK, Sept. 2S.
The Heralds special Washington dispatch
says authority is given for an emphatic denial
Of the prevailing reports ttat the President
S about 10 modify his policy regarding the
Constitutional amendment. He will, how
ever, it is believed, propose to Congress- an
amendment containing the essential elements
- 'NN BiN'NnN ouC, othhNu6h III icoS ooJoS-
tionable form.
New YoRK, Sept. 20.
Santa Anna, whose headquarters are on
Staten Island. is said to have enlisted the
sympathies of the Fenian brotherhood in the
Mexican cause, end is in close commu acation
with Roberts, Sweeny, and other Fenian
chefs
Three large steamers have been purchased,
II is believed. for the transportation of Feni-
ans to Mexico
New Orleans dispatch says two colored
soldiers, who fired their revolvers at the po-
lice few days ago. have been turned over to
the civil authorities for trial
New YoRk, ,sSept. 20.
The preacher Lindsey, who whipped his
daughter 40 severely that she died, has been
indicted for murder in Albion, New York.
He plead guilty.
PITTsBURe, Sept. 80.
The colored population OF this city yester-
day celebrated the abolition Of slavery in the
United States. A procession and addresses
were the order of the day.
Large numbers of colored people were ad-
dressed by Fred Douglass.