Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30
Domestic Nrms.

LVuHllplkl NlUD.
WAsnlNGroN, Jan. Is.
The fact that the President has allowed two
bills TO become laws by pockcting them, is regard
ed here as an indication that he desires far as
be can, to avert any further conflict with Congress,
especially in cases where two-thirds vote is GER
tain over veto
A letter was received here yesterday from
/ New Y ork broker whose name and address can
| be furnished, and who is vouchod for as reliable
charging that the sum OF $4,000 was subscribed
IN that city 20 induce parties to offer the impeach-
mcnt resolution in the House.
The writer ofthe letter refers TO one broker
who admits having subscribed $500.
II does not appear that any money was ever paid.
This, 1t Is thought, may explain the premature
announcement in New Y ork sthat impeachment
resolutions had been introduced.
CINCINNATI, Jan. %.
Thirty women at Greenfield have been fined
$50 for mobbng liquor dealer there
AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. %.
One half Of the Aourisbing town of La Grange in
this state embracing all the business houses was
burned last night.
NEW y, RK, Jan. 20.
a Washington dispatch says the Democratic
member of the committee on the New Orleans RI
OTIS, has summoned large number OF witnesses
and 1t is probable the report will not be ready be-
fore the end Of the session.
The gold bill still meets with opposition in the
Senate finance committee
1t is said that Secretary McCuoch contradicts
the story that he has ceased, under the law, TO
continue to contract the currency at the rate of
S4,OOO,OOO per month
New YoRK, Jan 2S
New Orleans special SAYS Capt Tremble for
mery an officer of am Illinois regiment, engaged
in planting in Bowie Co.. Texas was recently
shot and wounded by citizens of that County
lie went to New Orleans for assistance, and re-
Turned with 20 cavalry to find his wife and children
who were driven from home, and the negroes who
bad been working for him, manaced and driven
through the streets.
The rioters were numerous that the small
force Of cavalry were forced to fall back.
Mrs. Iremble died OF the effects of her exposure,
and the Captain was in u prcarious condition.
LEWISTON, ME., Jan. IS
Fretche, the struggling Frencbmau, who was
arrested Oh thursday ON suspicion of being the
murderer OF the two old ladies at West Auburn,
and against whom there were suspicious of an al
most conyictng character has proved his where
abouts during the week of the murder so clearly
as to establish his innocence The mystery OF the
murder is now greater than ever.
81 LOUIS, Mo. Jan y.
st. Joseph dispatch says adyices from the
plains and mountains report great body of In
diaus moving southwark.
Old Indian fighters say this means war.
NAsHINGToN, Jan. Is.
& ,i'i uolnas 'tsl,heu t9'S morning before the
w. -. .o"ln'lIe mat III lh' murray department
ouu's'1 ny WINE men upon irerunen were not
they would he punished.
~ g'N'u VIM. en'"H ne "oo'u recommend
All" p'''u supervisory "HItal! iofce
r.. bllfAIV' jan -;
ne ilos' uls"eIeeaole storm OF lhe season has
U'T lul'is neIf sln'e oa'uiuSy night
ii"'S On All ioau' are oehlnu ume'
-, AlbANl' Jan. q.
, me heV; Joel LINDSAY VINO has been on trial
AT AiOloh, orleans Co., Tor whipping his child to