Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-12
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NEw YORK Jan. S
City OF Mexico correspondent says; The
financial affairs Of the Imperial Government
are in very embarrassing condition. The
Empire is burthened with debt Of near 80
100000 Of dollars, only 3 600 900 Of which
has been expended for the public interests.
having disappeared, in interests Of commits
stoned payments Of the French army, in pres.
ents to favorites Of the Emperor, private ex-
penses Of Msximillau, land remittances to
Mirsmon.
WAsHTNoToN, Jan. 8.
Semi official news from the city Of Chihua-
hua up to the Gath Of Nov has been received
here. President Juarez, his Cabinet, the
members OF the Supreme Court and other
func'ionaries arrived at Chihuahua, the CAPT
tai Of the Mexican Republic, on the goth Of
November. The President met with a very
warm end enthusiastic reception and quite
popular ovation. Several ladies with badges
Of national oolors received the President at
the Palace. In the evening patriotic din
ner was given. The Minister Of the Interior
issued on the 2lst Of November circular to
the Governors of States, informing them that
the seal Of the national government will be
at large were iejoiced at having got rid Of
the French troops. The news from the in
terror is represented to be encouraging for
the itional cause.
NEw YORK, Jan. 4.
The steamer Vera Cruz from Vera Cruz
oath, and Havana the 9th, has arrived.
The lmperialists claim to have gained an
other victory over the Republicans under
. h., - ali II 81.
the famous leader, Thomas Sanchez was kill
ed. Gen. Quintanilla and his private Secre-
tsry we're assassinated on the 24th Of Nov
The Republicans have taken possession Of
the town of Lapez and Lower California.
Eight hundred FRENCH troops whose term
of service had expired, were to leave Vera
Cruz on the oath.
The arrival of others from France was daily
looked for. 1t is expected that Maximillian's
minister of French affairs, recently stated
that the only hope Of the Imperial Govern
ment rested on the success Of its loan in the
London market.
The steamship Hermann from Bremen, via
southampton the goth, has arrived.
TIE Presidents Message was received IA
V ,bly in England, and had a buoyant effect
upon U. S. securities.
The Governor of Richmond Bridewell,
from whom the Fenian Stevens had escaped,
has been dismissed.
The cattle plague was increasing.
Prince Napoleon arrived in Paris on the
18th ult.
Gen. Schofeld had returned to Paris from
London.
There has been slight increase in the
deaths from cholera in Paris.
A treaty of commerce between England
and Austria had been drawn up and would
be signed Immediately.
Havana advices state that another revolu-
lion has taken place in San Domingo. Gen.
BALI is now President of the Republic, and
President Cabrol has accepted military po-
sition under the government, under which
Gen. Pedro Guillermo, who seems to have
the whole affair, is the practical
mead. The revelation was peaceful.
The FEN1Ans.-From the foreign files by
he Hermann we learn that Dillon and Lynch,
Two of the Fenians indicted at Cork, we're
sentenced on the 10Th ult. to ten years penal
e vitude each. Precautions are taken to
prevent an outbreak during the sitting of the
Commission. A part Of the battery of the
,th Brigade, with two Armstrong field guns,
ire quartered in the barracks.
At Dublin, patrols Of cavalry are constant
y on duty during the night, and infantry
,ickets are alert night and day in the several
barracks.
The JAMAICA CRUELTIEs.--The perpetra-
ors Of the atrocities in Jamaica, 1t seems,
rave laid themselves open to more than cen
'ure, as by an article of war the life of no
British subject shall be taken under any cir
by virtue of the judgment Of
,ourt martial, without the sanction of the
upreme civil functionary holding the dele
gated authority of the crown.
LONDON, Dec. %.
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