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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-01

Coon TmPLARs.-Green Mountain Lodg
No. 81, Underhill. was organized Feb. 2
with p members, by deputy w. H.
whiteomb. The following officers were dul
elected and installed
II. A. Hobart, W. c. T.
Miss Martha j. Eastman, W. v i.
Geo. A. SImonds, W. 5.
Mrs. Geo A. Simonds, W. I.
E. S. Whitcomb, Jr. ". F. ).
Cornelius Palmer, W. NJ
Mrs. E. French, W. l. G.
Arthur Eastman, W. o. G.
Miss Anna Dunton, Z. II. 5.
Fredk. E. Birge, L. II 5.
Morris ID. Meade, W. d. NJ.
Mrs. Chloe Palmer, W. As ).
Rev. c. F. Gravin. W. Chaplain.
VIM. Wells, P. W c. I.
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Gov. Brown, of Georgia, has written let
ter in which he advises the people of Georgia
to accept the terms proposed by the new
Reconstruction bill as the best they can get,
and be recommends that State Convention
be Immediately called to change the State
Constitution so as to provide for universal
suffrage. He says the negroes will naturally
sympathize with those among whom they
were raised, and if the people Of the State
deal justly with them they Will seldom have
reason to complain that the freedmen DO not
respect their interests or consult their wishes
at the ballot-box.
Gov. Brown is a man Of ability, independ
ence, and influence at the South. When
such men as he and Gov. Orr, are willing TO
occupy the positions they have boldly taken
Of late, no Northern men surely need hest
tate in his support of the cause of equal
rights and protection for loyal men.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-01
RENEW F.

VNlERE are yet few OF subscribers, whose
subscriptions ended with the lst Of Jsnuary.
who have rot sent the money for another year. We
should he glad 10 have thtm do 50 a. once
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-01

THROUGH THE lcE.-Mr. Warren Dow and
Maj. B. NJ. Beckwith of Plattsburgh, in
crossing on the ice in buggy to the Island,
on Monday last, broke through, of Cumber-
land Head, and came near losing their LOrse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-01

Nh. SEWARD, it seems, called on all the
diplomatic representatives of the government
in Europe, to explain the charges of the
spy, eavesdropper and falsifer, McCracken,
and an abstract Of the resulting correspond
enee is furnished from Washington. Minis
ter John P. Hale. at Madrid, denies and de-
nounces the charges as malignant false
hoods. Mr.. MeMath, Consul at Morocco,
Mr.. Sanford, Minister at Brussels, and Min
lister Morris, at Constantinople, indorse the
President policy. All the replies deny the
charge Of abusing the President, and were
deemed satisfactory by the Secretary of State
Tne documents embrace dispatches from
Messrs- Clay, King, Bgelow. Adams. Marsh,
Murphy and Perry. covering period of
more than two years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-01

TEMPERANCE MOVEMENTS IN HISEsBURGH-
Some fresh interest is felt in Hinesburgh in
the cause of Temperance. On Sunday eve
ming last Rev. Mr.. Atwater, agent OF the
State Temperance Society, addressed an au-
dience respectable in numbers, and about W
persons signed the pledge. On Monday
evening public meeting was held to elect
delegates to the nominating Convention, and
after this business was done, several more
signed the pledge, making about hundred
in all, among them some that have been IN
the habit OF hard drinking. A protective
Temperance Society. auxiliary to the State
Society, was organized, containing some OF
the most influential men IN town. The viz
lance committee were instructed to notify
all concerned that the illegal sale OF intoxi-
eating liquors of every description must be
stopped. The meeting adjourned to meet
again on Tuesday evening March 18th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-01

RAILROAD ACCIDENT The sleeping car on
the night express train Of the Rutland &
Burlington Railroad, between Brandon and
Pittsford, on Wednesday night, the rear
car was thrown from the track by broken
rail, and sitter having been drawn some dis
lance, broke away from the train and was
thrown down the bank bottom side up. The
upper roof OF the car was completely strip
ped of and furnished an outlet through
which the passengers made their escape from
the wreck. Seats, mattresses, satchels,
bonnets, hats, men, women and children,
were indiscriminately piled together, but
almost by miracle nobody was hurt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-01
HOUSE.

The House went into com on the tariff bill ;
the reading of the Senate amendments Was con-
cluded at $40 p. NJ.
Mr. Morrill, presented an amendment to the
amendments Of the Senate in the nature OF
substitute for the whole bill, being mainly the
same as reported from the com. Of ways and
means.
Mr. Morrill, moved to terminate the general
debate. which was sgreod to by p to 40.
Various amendments were acted upon until
finally on taking vote by the tellers no quorum
appeared.
The committee rose, having disposed OF only
20 of the 275 amendments reported by the com
Of ways and means, and the House adjourned.
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section directing officers to prohibit manning
and whipping IN the late rebellious States
agreed to.
Mr. Wilson offered an amendment which as
subsequently, modified provides for the disbsnd-
ment Of all militia organizations in the LATELY
rebellious States, which was agreed to by % to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-01

DR.. J. G. Rutter of Newport, VT, has
been appointed an Examining Surgeon BY
the Commissioner of Pensions.

DR.. j. G. Rutter of Newport, VT, has
been appointed an Examining Surgeon BY
the Commissioner of Pensions.
Rev. William Goodell, d. D., for many
years one of the Missionaries Of the Ameri-
can Board in Turkey, died at Philadelphia
on the 18th inst, at the age oil seventy-fve
years.
PkRsosAL-We are sorry to learn OF the
serious illness of DR.. JOSEPH PERKINS Of
Castleton, Professor In our Medical College.
Hon. F. Z. WOODBRIDGE was among the
speakers at the Congressional temperance
meeting, and correspondent Of Wsiton's
Journal says that he (Mr. W. sis determin-
ed to throw the full force Of his voice and
example into the scale against that terrible
vice which is destroying so many of the best
intellects, hearts and hopes in the land. |
have his pledge that he shall be heard IN
Vermont upon this subject"
Gen. Ayerill, the new L. 5. Consul Gen.
eral of Montreal, has been taken up by
the British oficers and upper ten = of that
city, and is quite popular among them. lie
gave a grand ball on the OBJ at St. Lawrence
Hall. at which six hundred persons were
present. and at which it is said very friend
ly feeling towards the United States was
exhibited.
Rev. John r. Herrick Of Malone, n. \.
has been elected to the professorship Of sys-
tematic theology in Bangor Theological Sem
mary, which is made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Prot. Samuel Harris to accept the
presidency of Bowdoin college. Mr.. Her
rick graduated from the University Of Yer
mont in 1871, and Is fitted for his new post
by thorough scholarship and eminent powers
Of thought and expression
Hon. j. 5. Morrill, has returned to Wash
ington.
Hon. W. e. Smith. representative elect OF
the Sd District, lett his home Monday morn
ing for Washington to take his seat in the
House. en- the opening of the 10th Congress.
Among the recent nominations sent in by
the President are those of Psymasters ThOs.
II. H4l,eya and VIM. Smith of Vermont
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Hon. Martin Wires, having received q
MAJORITY of the votes cast, was declared the
nominee of the convention and on motion
his nomination was. by a large majority
made unanimous.
On motion, the County Committee were
reappOinted for the year ensuing, as follows:
E. b. Andrews,
A. o. Humphrey,
Saml. Huntington.
On motion of A. B. Halbert, the delegates
were directed to report to the Secretary the
town committees for their respective towns.
The Convention then adjourned sine die
TOWN COMMITTEES
Burllgtoa-R. S. Taft, Samuel Hunting
ton. Henry Rolfe.
Coichesfer-Samuel Bigwood, j. II. Lyon,
A o. Hood.
Esser-A. A. Ingraham, Geo. Gates,
Peter Blood.
Hinesburgh-A. Z. Leevenworth. Isaiah
Dow, Lewis Sanctuary
Riohuond-E. d. Macon, R. A. Jones. |.
W. Sayles.
Jerioho-E. II. Lane, n. II. Chaplin. z.
W. Humphrey.
South Burhngton-G. L. Barstow, A.
Kimball, E. W. Brownell.
UnderhiA-A. o. Humphrey, Geo. ".
French, John Woodruff
Wiihaon-J. S. Cilley, Hiram Phelps,
Edmund Whitney.
Evening star., 1867-05-29
FROM EUR0PE :

LONDON May aS.-The clauses OF the reform
Dill oYlolng Tor a more liberal extension of
the franchise have been adopted by the House
of Com mons 81"
the session to. night all the sections Of the re-
fern bill as amended have been accepted by
the House OF Commons with the exception Of
that portion which provides for the redistri-
butien CT seats IN Parliament In the House Of
LORDS TO- night the bill continuing the suspen-
si0n OF the habeas corpus in Ireland was passed.
LONDON. May 27-Evening.-Itis at length
anthoriiative.y announced that the Govern
me Rt has commuted all the capital sentences
Of the Fenian prisoners to imprisonment for
life. -.
Cork, May 2s.-O'Brien, who was Yesterday
deelaIt,d guilty. of b gh treason. was to-day
sentenced 10 suffer the extreme penalty OF the
law. 1t Is thought, however, that mis- sente nee
will be comm uted TO Imprisonment for life,
with the other fenians who had previously
been condemned to die. sgH
BADEN, May 2S-Evening.-The BavaraA
Government officially denies the truth of
statements made by the French press that
Prussia was strengthening the Qualifications
and increasing the armament OF Rostadt.
LONDON, May 81 Evening.-The Danish
its representatives. at the courts of the Eu-
Topean Powers denying the truth OF the re-
port, which has gained some credit, that the
Prussian Cabinet had entered into aegotia-
tions with the Cabinet of Copenhagen with
the view Of bringing about the retrocessisn OF
the province of SchIes wig to Denmark
TURIN, May 27.-M. Kossuth has written a
lie tier on the state of political fairs in Hun
gary, in which he condemns the course Of
action which M. Deak, the leader of the popu-
rian Diet, and in his dealings with the I'm
perial Government Of Austria, and blames
him for swerying from the true path which q
Hungarian patriot should follow.
Evening star., 1867-05-29
The Turf.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-The great trotting
match between Dexter ana Lady Thorn two
of the fastest horses on American trotting turf,
for two thousand dollars. mile heats, in har-
ness, came off to-day on the Fashion course
The attendance was immense, fully ten thon =
sand persons being on the course. Dexter was
the favorite at one hundred to fifty, and the
betting was very heavy at these odds. Time
bets were numerous against 2. % being beaten
In the first heat Dexter lead q clear length
throughout, and won by two lengths. in 22l
1t was now one hundred to ten on Dexter,
who led as before throughout. trotting the first
half mile in 1.12 and the last in 1. 10, and
distan cling Lady Thorn in consequence of her
breaking badly and repeated on the home
stretch. Time, 222.
CINCINNATI, May 2S.-The Buckeye Clab
races were we'll attended to day. In the first
race of the Bur net House Club, two mile heats
for 81 700 for four year olds, four horses started
The horses entered were: Mack johnson,
Duke OF Orleans, Merrill, and bay colt by Lex.
lngton, The first two heats were won by
Merrill Time, 2:39H and 4G0k. The second
race was mile heats, for three-year olds. $50
entrance. The horses entered were: Erie
Clay, Rival, Phoenix, and Bell. Rival won in
two straight heats. Time, 155x and 1.57.
Boston, May PA trot for 50 600 came off
on the Mystic Course on Saturday afternoon
between Draeo. Prince and Shepherd Knapp
Jr., and was won by the former. Time, 2.2s 4,
2.29b, 2331.
Evening star., 1867-05-29
TELEGRAMS, &c.

q cispatch from Omaha says hgAt 0ecufred
On the l6th instant, a. Pine Bluff, between
party Of men cHtting railr-ad ties and soma
lncians. in which one Of the former and'six OF
the later we're kitfed. Another light occurred
at Cney yenne Pass on the 9Jth instant. in
which one W hue N an was killed The grass
along the northern route across the plains is
SD f6 cisnt for pasture, and Is SIN months later
than usual -ar
The Presbyterian General Assembly a
Rochester, N. Y, has adjourned. delegates
to corresponding bodies were appointed. Fhe
ssembly recommended the ooser vance OF the
week beginning with the first Saboa b in jan
uary as q week OF special prayer for the con-
version of the world. The Observance Of a
day Of special prayer for colleges and semi
naiies was also recommended. - e. I
Twenty five citizens of Kansas City started
in pursait Of the Richmond bank robbers. As
part of them approac he'd the house OF a. man
named Leaven, twenty one miles west of
Independence, one OF the party, II. B. Wilson,
formerly OF New Albany, Indiana, was shot
and instantly killed by jaime Jones' a noto.
rious bushwhacker, who escaped.
The lower branch Of the Massach usetts Leg.
islature yesterday voted, by a large majority,
20 unite Boston and Roxbury under one nau-
nicipal government. An amendment to sub.
NIT the ratification of the bill to vete Of
the people was rejected by vote of 103
against 3d.
The receiver appointed by the Comptroller
OF the Currency TO settle up the affairs of the
+ First National Benk Of New Orleans has taken
possession Of the property of the bank. From
present indications it is thought that the Gov
ernment Will not be a loser to any great
amount.
The dead body of George H. Seabury. Of
ChateaQua, N. Y, a member of the freshmen's
class IN Amherst College, was found in the
street at Malone, N. Y, on Friday morning.
with pistol ball through the head and another
through the heart.
Miss Fannie z. Hatch the lady school teach
er whose severe punishment of one Of her pu-
pills provoked the recent excitement and lndig-
nation meeting in Springfield. Mass was ar
raigned yesterday and bound over in 5000
bonds for trial in December.
A few days since an attempt was made by
parties unknown TO assassinate the agent Of
House, Virginia, by shot in the window Of a
house.
By the upsetting OF sail boat IN the harbor
OF Boston, Sunday, VIM. Lenny and John
Smith were drowned John Grant, who was
also in the boat was saved.
The steam boiler in st. Louis in Garncase &
DoZlers brewery, at the corner Of Morgan and
18th streets, exploded Monday morning, in
stantly killing David Jones' the engineer.
The ma ajority OF the managers Of the street
railroads in st. Louis have decided to admit
colored people to all their cars on an equality
with the whites.
The mayor Of Richmond yesterday closed
the investigation of the recent riot, and sent
tor Indictment two cOlOred men and two white
fireElen.
The religious anniversaries in Boston COM
menced Sunday evening and Will continue
through the week.
Evening star., 1867-05-29
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THE MOBILE RIoT-Verdict of the Coronsr,s
JuTy.-The coroner's jury on the bodies OF the
TWO persons killed returned their verdict on
the 23d inst. They find that Gabriel Olsen,
(whtte,) deceased. came " to his death from an
lneised wound inflicted in the abdomen by
some negro or colored man, to this jury un-
known; and we further find that the person
who inflicted the said wound was one of
crowd of negroes or colored men who, on the
night OF the 14th inst, feloniousiy assaulted,
beat, shot, stabbed, and killed, as above speci.
fed, the said Gabriel Olsen" They also find
that Simeon Britton (colored) came esto his
death from gunshot wound in the abdomen,
by some person to this jury uRknown, on the
night Of the 18th instant" @ :
Evening star., 1867-05-29

~The New Jersey Republican state Com.
mittee have indersed the call for an impartial
suffrage convention, but want II postponed to
later DAY than the 4th Of June, which will
probably be done. u -. -. - 9 =
eShad have been selling for four cents
apiece at Hartford, Conn.
~ missouri papers along the border are
complaining OF Kansas raidefs, who are stjll
going into their parts of the State and CARRYING
on some Of the handsOmest-girls.
D1Nearly all the Catholic clergy Of Poland
who have been exiIed to Siberia have teen
authorized to return to their diocese.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

EARLY HARvKsT.-The Monroe fl}a.) Ad.r
vertiser learns that the wheat crop In s1rne
portions OF that county will be harvested tAe
laster partOf th,s,Week. TIE crop ~ aniniuroa
by rpSe or otheYWlse np % this tiDe. . t!sJit
Evening star., 1867-05-29

bill has been introduced In the Connecticut
Legislature by Mr.. Gallagher, enacting eight
hours to be legal DAYS labor. The bill ex.
cepts all agricultural labor, and all labor by
the year, month or week. Thsact Is to 20 into
operation on the hsst day OF January, 1853.
The clanse sin the absence or any Agreement
TO the contrary" is omitted. a
Evening star., 1867-05-29

RITUALISTIC RIOTS In ENGLAND.-Consid-
cradle trouble has been caused in two or three
country parishes in England In consequence
OF the rectors insisting upon wearing gaudy
Testments, and preaching extreme Pusevit-
lcal'' or, as they call 1t, Papistical doctrines.
At aiplsee called Northmore Green 1.-The lower
class of the parlshioners have adopted sum-
mary and rathe disgraceful measures to abate
the nuisance. They talk and laugh, and ciamor
and bawl, and parody the service while 1T is
being performed. They even mingle the fumes
of tobacco with the odors of the priests in.
cense. The clergyman, however, Mr.. Hunt,
persists in carrying out his doctrines. On Sun.
day, the 2sth OF April, a regular fight took
place between two Evangelical and two Rjt-
ualistic women: the former were fined f2 each
for having commenced the affray, and were
threatened with Imprisonment the next time.
Are religious wars to commence again iu Eng
land in the year of grace, 1867 }
Evening star., 1867-05-29
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A CUBAN TRAGKDY-In MatanZas a few
days ago, a suit for alimony had been com.
menced by married lady, who had for some
months been separated from her husband,
Sanrlago Manzanes, Of literary reputation.
The case was proceeding ouirs Smoothly 70
all present. when Manzanet suddenly drew q
revolver and fired at his wife. The ball en-
tered her forehead, causing her to fall. The
man then hred his revolver at the mother,
when both fell at his feet. gasping in the ago.
MES OF death. The murderer then fercely
turned upon the persons present, and threat
ened them with the same fate II they dared to
across the room, approached the bodies Of the
women, and emptied the remaining charges Of
his revolver into their bodies The last shot
After the deed the assassin threw down his
Justice. - = =
Evening star., 1867-05-29

lay COOKE l. CO.,
BA kERS
Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury,
Buy and sell at current market rates and keep
constantly on hand full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SETEN-THIRTIES. AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS. &c. executed, and
Collections made all accessible points.
sc lit
Evening star., 1867-05-29

BEARING Arms IN IRDLAND.-1n Dublin, q
few weeks ago, James Keane Oarolan, Ed.
ward Mitchell and Cornelius Matthew'S were
put on their trial under the Whitebov act
fer appearing In arms. Carolan, Mitchell and
Matthews were found guilty and sen tenced-
the first to 10 and tho others to f3 months i'm.
prison1a 1aSnt. Sheridan nd FitBgssaid' were
found guilty, under d similar indie smenk
We're sentsncedA-she. hfsc named TO ana tho
,otho1 70 ~ months Imprisonment. e-tsa ffs
Evening star., 1867-05-29

MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
The committee on the executive department
made its report in the Maryland Consutu-
tlonal convention yesterday, declaring that
''the executive power of the State shall De
vested in the Governor" The office of
Lieutenant Governor will thus be dispensed
with. The term of the Governor is to be for
four years, as at present, and the first election
therefore under the new Institution, to take
place on the 7 uesday next after the first Mon
expiration OF the term OF Office of the present
incumbent. Ordinarily. the term Of Gov
erpor is to commence the second Wednesday
OF January next ensuing his election. The
prerogetives conferred are much the same as
In the present constitution. except that the
power Of veto lie given to the Governor: such
bills as he may return to the Legislature with
his objections may be then passed by a two
thirds majority in each house
Evening star., 1867-05-29
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Evening star., 1867-05-29
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ELoPRhKNT.-We have lust been informed
OF the elspement Of q Mrs Yates, Of this city,
with Billy Emerson, a song dancer, connected
with Newcomb's minstrel troupe. She left q
note on the table Of her parior. for her hus.
band, In which she said that 1t would be USE
less to follow her As she would not come back
alive She LETT very pretty little girl and only
without, it is said. even bidding her good bye
without so much a. a kiss. Grand Rapids
Evening star., 1867-05-29
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