National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-01

is reported nVe IeeI ueep.
A telegram from Sacramento says
Gen. Cook has returned to Fort Lyon
with 100 prisoners. a great many
Indians were killed. A bic fight is
expected soon.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-The reve-
nue. steamer MasswOOd was burned
this morning. The engines Will
probably be saved, Loss $4,000.
PARIS, Jan.23-Evening. Infor-
nation has been received that the |
workmen were riotously assembling !
i'm the streets of Madrid and clamOr- |
ing for bread. A serious outbreak
was anticipated and Government !
was taking measures to meat it.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Ac'
counts from various Mexican quar-
tiers indicate that the city of Mexico
is closely beseiged by the Liberals,
with indications OF its early evacua-
ton by Bazaine.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. It'll reply
to the request of the Mayor OF Gal
weston to be allowed to give Il civil
escort to the remains OF Gen. John
stOn, Gen. Sheridan replies: Il re-
spectfully decline to grant your re
quest. have too much regard for
the memory of the brave men who
died to preserve our Government, to
authorize Il Confederate demonStra-
ton over the remains ofany one who
attempted to destroy it,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2S-AdyiceS from
Montana state shat the desperadoes
have again become SO bold as to call
out from the Old company Of "Regu-
latOgSn a notice that the reorganlza-
ton Of the company has become nee
essary, and that hereafter all offend
ers viii be summary dealt with.
\ Western orator getting warmed
with his subject, exclaimed, There
r. is not man, woman or child IN the
:, hoUso who has arrived at tine age of
fifty years, but what has felt this
t truth laundering through t Ii cir
minds Tor centuries y
, WAaHlNGTON, Jan. -, lSjI.-Thc
a NpnbI'caA OF tins morning annouhc-
= Is that a distinguished member OF
, the House was engaged in preparing
4 bill of Impeachment, the principal
/ feature of which is 10 declare that
u anon its massage by Congress. Gen.
II ~, :. Grant becomes President adj
interim. Tnp Begabli.qn assert,
r fhat the author Of tniS bill couroctcG
It il for effect unon the uold market
" and has undoubtedly 90, his agent,
y in Sew York to take advantage o
d the rise.
n
II of the Union Pacific Railway, Is faS
)r dominique into Importance, la $50
a il was the site oi an Indian village
/ i'll 1871 it had u population of tel
1t thousand. Il is situated about mid
II way between New York and SaI
ne IfhuciNro, t"o thousand miles llo'
.e' each.
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ID The rapid promotion in the arm
!, since the rebellion is ILLUSTRATED il
- the following:
~ John" said an oneraycr to hi
Il clerk. :. take those visitiur cards 4,
ds New Years day ND immediately +
rs Major Williams. Now hurry lie ina
vi he made brigadier general hy br,
- vet before Yea Get illrrr. aud the
En- Tx G.c,
RERrL pHoSprCTS-Whilp son
of the leaders of the late rrbelio
yn acknowledges that they have bee
N well whipped. others scout at Il
+" very idea Of their having been coI
!, Gueled. Among the latter are Gen
in Rosscr and Henry 4. Wise. who q
NV SUNDAY evening last addressed fl
in citizens of Richmond ON the subie,
ana of Relief for tine widows of Couir,
~ crate soldiers. Both individual
W. EXPRESSED fine opinion that the rpbn
~ lion had still fair nrosnort of su
~ cess, anu Wise SAID That he woul
never GIVE M. and that he Snui