Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-15

LONDON, Aug. Q.

LONDON, Aug.
The war in Eutopsis psobaSly not ended.
The military and naval preparations Of France
point 10 hostile intentions on the paft OF Ma.
Poieon, II his demands for the e1tention of
France TO the Rhine are not peacefully COM
piled with.
Aothenllc information from private sources
confirm the following, Just received ~
Paris, Aug. 9.-The French Cabinet ad-
dressed a note to the sPrussi..n 6overnmthi;
pointing out the great changes in the politi-
cal organisation of Germany render it necee-
sary that the French frontier should be recti-
fed BY an accession of territory by France.
communication to the Cabinet at Berlin, do
handing restoration of the French frontier ss
it existed in 1914. sssatsa
FLoRENCB, Aug. g.
The suspension of hostilitIes between Italy
and Austria is expected will expire on the IL,
at P NJ. The Italian troops have been with
Drawn from Tyrol across the Aeliament0, be-
cause Cisdini declares the latter in q more
deicnsibie position, while Others say it is the
line OF demarkation made by Austria before
consentlng to an armistice. Though the Ital-
ian troops IN Venetia are being concentrated
Ia their dctenses, hopes are entertained that
The difficulties will soon DO arranged. A per-
feet understanding exists between Italy and
France with reference to the cessiou of Vene-
tia.
A Berlin despa Oh of the 10th says there il
great excitement there in consequence of the
demand OF France to Prussia
The address from the Upper house of the
Legislative Chambers 10 the King, says Prus-
ST. was forced into the German war in self de-
Tense, and that even after the withdrawal OF
Austria from the German Confederation, it
was presumed that frle Oily relations would
sudsIst between that power and Prussia.
PRUSSIA recognizes decentralization of France,
but Will treat separately as 60 portions OF the
chIes which are soon to be united to the
Prus,ian Kingdom, the future frontier line of
Prussia will be such to const tute a guar
antee ior security as well as insure her posi-
ton great power.
FLORENCE, Aug. IL.
Negotiations for an armistice at Cannes are
protrscted by difficulty in fixing the line
which Commissioners to occupy. Sus-
pension of hostiiites is to be prolonged while
negotiations continue
FLORENCE, AUG. IL. An armistice between
Austria and Italy has been signed for four
weeks, and to continue after the expiration of
mat time, unless notice is given dy either side.
A line OF demarkatlon has been agreed up
on. Venetians who were compelled to emf
CRATE into the Austrian Empire, can return to
Venetla
THK NEW ORLEANS RIoT.-The way which
the rioting authorities of New Orleans have
taken to cover up wholesale and contrived muir
ders, Is, II possible, worse than the late massa-
ere Itself. picked rebel jury, charged by
the Judge who counseed violence against the
Freedmen Bureau, and rudely set aside the
Civil Rights bill, have made a report atrocious-
iy in keeping with these shameful antecedents.
One-sided evidence, the testimony of those
known to have aided, aoetted, and taken part
IN the riot, is massed together to throw the
whole blame the victims, aud to vindicate
tie muroerers. The loyal Irlbuns of New
Orleans dehes the most malignant In enuity
and trea chery OF the city officials make out
q clear III favor of Monroe and bis butch
eIs; and the conscience of the whole country
will iudorse the challenge. But one thing will
De proved by the report of the jury of assas-
| sins; not that rebels were incapable OF COM
| hitting murder, With or without provocation,
but that they were equal to still greater crime
that OF ctowdng into jury, and sitting on q
| Judges bench, TO cast the oClum of their mis-
deeds the they had saug The
| assault on the loyal men of New Orleans did
not end with the terrible and bloody victory
over free spe ech. 1t remained for their enc
mics to take possession of court of justice IN
order TO cry down the survivors out Of the
mouths of perJurers.
HE SORT OF MEN THAT GO To THE PHIL
ADELPHIA CONvENTU N The democrats mo
have gone from Vermont 10 the Philade pha
Convention will be compelled, suppose, TO
extend the hand of fellowship to the murderer
OF some gallant boys of the Sin W., who were
shot IN cold blood by Gen. Dick Taylor, del
egate to the Convention. The following i,
from tn.. Washinpfon (hrOnicLe
J DICK TAYLOR.
d" To the Editor of the Chronicle
, ''IfAs name OF the who heads this arti-
I Gle Is, above stated, the murderer of Union
men IN cold Oiood.
There were seven Union men of Louisians
VINO escaped through Dick lay or's lines anC
enlisted III the oth VI. regiment Fedora
soldiers, after which they were Captured ii
battle by Dick Tayiors command, tried b,
, his court martial, and sentenced TO be shot L
death. DICK LAY Tor having the execution 0
the sentence, ordered them first to dig thei
own graves, one sufficient TO contain four men
the other TO contain three Ia these two hole
they stood up and shot by Dick lay
lor's rebels. In regard 10 the facts 10 detail
D refer t. Colonel Thomas, comm anding the 81
/ Vermont volunteer regiment, General Benja
: min +. Butter, commanding the department,
and Major Green, of New Orleans, now in thi
e city. A.