Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09
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N. Y. Nov. |
dispatch from New Orleans says num-
blr of Radicals have left NJ Orleans in ex-
pectation OF riot to-day.
Mrs. Maj. Gen. Wool was struck with
paralysis at her residence IN Troy, yesterday.
NEWARK, N. j. Nov.
Senator Wright died at nine o'clock this
morning.
BALTIMORE Nov. l.
The American has received the following
dispatch from Annapolis, Nd. Nov. LIST;
The Gov. has decided to remove the commits
sioners. The decision Is very bitter against
them.
PARIS, Oct. 81.
The Emperor Napoleon has informed the
Empress Charlotte that she had better tell
Msximiian to cede two Of his provinces to
the U. s., in order to consolidate his rule in
Mexico.
The Emperor by reason Of sickness and
distress Of mind as to the health of the En-
press, had shut himself up His early abdi-
cation was expected.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.
A private letter from the Mexican capital
announces the detection of a regiment Of Mex
leans. The Austrian band at the capital had
ceased to give open air concerts, because Of
the riotous conduct Of the populace.
New YoRK, Nov. 2.
A Montreal dispatch says the Fenians in
Jail there about 200 in number, will be tried
the first week in Dec.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.
The Bulletin of this city has special dis
patch from Baltimore, which says Governor
Swann's new Police Commissioners applied
last night to Judge Martin to be sworn into
office. The Judge refused to attend to busi-
ness out OF Court aud there has been no sp-
plicstion in Court up to this time.
The Clerk Of the Court is Alfred Mace
He is a staunch loyalist, and will not swear
in the new commissioners. Judge Martin
will also probably refuse to swear in the new
Commissioners, unless they agree to test the
question in court before taking possession Of
the Office to which they have been appointed
by the Governor.
The old Police Commissioners will not rec
ognize the appointments OF Gov. Swami un-
der any circumstances, except actual MILITARY
force. The Union men will not come in con-
tact with the Federal troops. Three-fourths
Of the old police force will refuse to serve
under Gov. Swami.
Gen. Grant is all right and will do nothing
except under positive orders. Federal troops
will be sent here from Washington before
the end Of the week. Leading Republicans
believe that the scheme of the President is to
have collision while the United States
troops are in Baltimore aud then charge Bal
timore with repeating the scenes Of April,
1861, as a pretext for assembling troops in
Washington before Congress meets.
LONDON, Oct. 81.
! The Turks claim great victories over the
Christians in candia. In hard fought battle
near Oressa the Cretans lost 700 men, while
the Turkish loss was very heavy. Three
thousand Cretans had been lost in cave
where they had sought hiding place aud
refuge, the tide rising and submerging them.
Large submissions were being made by the
Christians to the Turkish authority.
| ia-'i RoME, Oct. 81.
! The Pope has delivered an allocution con-
demning the conduct Of Italy, declaring that
he is ready to die in defense OF the right, and
that in case Of need he will seek the free ex-
ercise Of his ministry in another land.
| BALTIMORE, Nov 3.-l0 A. M.
| The excitement in this city over the re-
moval of the police commissioners by Gov.
Swsnn aud the appointment of new officers
for this city is upon the increase and the mill
! ltafy were oruereu out carly tnls tuVtuiuS W
assist in preserving the peace. The Mayors
house and the headquarters of the police are
being placed under strong guard.
| LArER.--rhe sheriff is reported to be
gathering posse. The new police comm is
sioners are expected to make formal demand
to-day for the Surrender of all the station
houses, police books, &c. II this demand
is refused, they will then call upon the sher-
iff to give them forcible possession. All 10
quiet so far.
New York. Nov. 8.
Up to last night there were l ,4034 voters
registered ip this city.
A New Orleans special says subscription
has been taken up to defray the expenses Of
about 100 thugs and murderers to visit
Washington to overawe Congress. General
Sheridan is removing vast amount of muni-
tons Of war accumulated at Baton Rouge.
Highly important news from the Rio Grande
is hourly expected.
! LONDON, Nov. 2.
u. s. 5.20's 6s l2. Coasols, SO.
! PORTLAND. Nov. 8.
The aims -house in Falmouth was destroy
ed by fre yesterday morning, aud three in
mates were burned to death.
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