Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-06
WAsAINGToy, Nov. 5


sited the rooms of the Congressional I'm
ion Committee this morning. and gave q
different version of the declarations at.
tributed to him in the copperhead papers
lie said the war of races had been COM
menced in the South, but that it had been
commenced by the whites alone, and that
the moderation of the colored people was
extraordinary and wholly without exam.
pie. He stated that two intelligent col.
ored blacksmitbs were informed that if
they voted for him as delegate to the
convention their places of business would
be destroyed. They did not vote fol him,
and the very next evening their shops
were burned to the ground.
The committee whose duty it is to in.
vestigate the treatment of Federal prison
crs in rebel prisons during the war, with
Gen, u, Sharks as chairman, have been
pursuing their inquiries in New Hamp-
shire. Vermont aud Massachusetts, and
have just returned flom Boston, where
they examined some ninety Witnesses.
For some days to como a portion of this
committee will be in session in the Capi.
toll.
The Presidents order to Gen Grant
to disband the volunteer coJored regiments
herc--is peremptory.
PARIS, Nov 8.
The Monieur OF this morning publish
es full particulars of the battle in Italy.
The scene of the fight was near Terviol
5000 of the insurgents were killed,
wounded or made prisoners
Galibaldi himself, and son Mennoti,
were captured and sent to Florence as
prisoners of war. 1000 Garibaldions
while on the march to reinforce the in
snrgents were stopped, disarmed and turn
ed back.
The greatest agitation prevails in Italy.
The ultimatum of Napoleon is to be an
swered by OIL before Thursday.
LONDON, Nov. 5-Noon q
Serious bread riots occurred in Exeter
Yesterday and to-day, Every meat and
bread shop in this city were sacked At
The date OF the last dispatches iuceudiary
fires were breaking out in different parts
Of the town. There was much excitement
and the local authorities had petitioned
,be Government for troops to quell the
disorder.
FLORENCE, Nov. 4.
Garibaldi was not killed but taken
prisoner, and is now in Florence. His
'rmy was utterly routed. about 900 Kill.
ed and 1000 taken prisoners. The papa
oss Was less.
New YORK, Nov. 6.
The World says the Democratic major
ty in New York city fOots up over $1,000
md they have carried the State by nearly
$1,000 majority.
BosTON, Nov. 6.
Returns thus far received give Bullock !!
1900 majority in this State, Repre-
elected, l6j republicans, so
emocrats, 26 doubtful. Prohibitionists.
8, anti prohibitionists, loo. =
ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.
Returns received from so cities and
owns indicate the election of William
larshall, repub., for governor. by small !
majority. Negro suffrage is believed to
e defeated.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.
The entire vote of the city is as follows. ,
Dem. lOO9l, repub. 1850 Reports
'om counties are meagre, but indicate e
emocratic gains throughout the State. g
LEAvENwoRru, Kansas, Nov. g
The republican ticket is elected in this u
'unty by an unusual majority. Negro Il
nd female suffrage are defeated by small q
ajorities. u
ST, LOUIS, Nov. 5. 81
returns from Kansas indicate the de.
a, at OF both negro and female suffrage by
200 to 10000 majority.
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