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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06
VERY LATEST.

WAsnNGToN March 3.
he Chronicle announces that General Candy
will assist General Pierpoint in enforcing the new
reconstruction law in Virginia. The election oc-
curing in Alexandria will test the law The
blacks will probably insist on their right TO vote,
1t is understood here that the leading rebels will
attempt to bring them al once before the Supreme
Court, and they are advised by the President and
Secretary Seward TO do So in the hope of a decis-
ion being given that the law is unconstitutional.
Information from private sources. received in
this city TO the effect that the people Of the South
will Immediately accept the situation, and select
delegates for convention to be held IN pursuance
OF the military government bill
Delegations from Virginia and South Carolina
are arriving here. The former have been Ia com
sultaiion with prominent men on the reconstruc-
ton subject, and also made known their purpose
TO the President, who, il is stated, informed Them
as far 40 he was concerned the law would be exc
cuted to the letter
The South Carolina delegation arrived yoster-
day, their object being to consult the President in
regard TO the appointment Of a military Governor
for the second military district under the new re-
construction bill.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06
Foreign Neips.


NEW YoRK. March
Paris special cable dispatches have been re-
ceved here from Vera Cruz, which state that
communication between that city and the Capitol
had been entirely cut off
The Emperor Maxmilian had consequently
forbidden the transmission Of any dispatches to
Europe giving opinions ON the state Of the coun-
try lest they fall into the hands Of the Liberals
A cattle train ON a railroad in the south Of
France became stuck in the snow, Jan. u.s. and
was attacked by pack Of wolves The four men
in charge of the train, one Of whom had narrow
escape from the brutes, finally kept the wolves at
bay till help arrived
ST. PTuRsnURG, March ..
The morning papers to-day announce that the
Gar Of Russia has strongly ured the Sublime
Porte to cede the Island Of Gambia to Greece.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06


Five citizens OF A!tNandia' lenn '''i u"
prove conspiracies 90 White county To- '.n''
Union men, u summoned before the itfi''''dl'
They further state lhai panl 20 Su"1''.' "'..
me notorious h'l Alen ls ln+esiHE l"''
that they have been ordered 10y ih''o Emu
"g bnt tbst ,i ~, intend 10 r'n,Iu and defend
,ben,elves
N,ron Ga rgir.bg.a lrticr to Ills pcopie ad-
,isioo tbop not 20 pnipr,tp TO the Southwest and
teuino tb,m tIat things are rarill, improving
the CONT. arc piyinp he ncrro mon, Justice. lie
saws, AZ first we were an drunk: we got intox-
icated over the idea Of being nee. and the whites
over the ldea OF losing ihur slave properly WIN
Out compensation. an" hSiui party Ii" ''ia
many iVNti heH,s' 'I' "' "''' ,"N'''.s -, WY
coon oe AMONG Things 'hai were ana "' VIZ "o'
hasten To any 10y aii gong %" D" s"'n H'ss's'
A paper has been established at Norfolk Va.
called The Norfolk Republican winch advocates
negro Suffrage anu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oil IeDel''
The corouer's iur, have ri,cn a verdict against
BRIDGET Duncan. cl'sr-inp brr with the murder
of her mistress Alrs Dr. Dopille ai New Market
n. D. Monday night and che ha. been committed
TO Jam TO await uaI inc strongest ''lu,h''
against ihe g"i was ihat H'f i'e'h were l''Nt w
correspond exactly win the prints ON 'he "e'A oI
'ne h"FoeIcu woman
ne legislature oi virginia, whose session tA-
pires on Saturday, viii be Immediately convened
in an extra session 90 take into consideration the
Congressional plan OF reconstruction
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The Tennessee Legislature has adopted a reso-
luton calling on the federal government, through
Gen. Thomas, for a sufficient military force TO
keep the peace and TO restore order aud quiet in
the state The preamble alleges that n several
OF the counties, violence prevails over the civil
law, and that not and murder 60 UNPUBLISHED.
Reverdy johnson has received letter. from IN
,olI;cc,, to,tt,,+or. In s,,,.,.I.fIis ',.l,. a,f
he sherman I'M
Gov Bramleue COL a. G.. Hodges eoilor of
the Frank Commonwealth. and other lmon
men OF Kentucky have been uothcd hy Judge
Lynch. the pseudonym OF the rebel regulators TO
de9st from Their Efforts To- stop mob pIoce'rmfs'
and TO leave the state. Il"l hc thrwtutd WITH
olence II they do not. GOV Hramlote lms re-
ceived letter waning INN against issuing any
more proclamahors against Judge lluehs court
Tho N,,ryo,l ,,.,,ll, ...,o,.d ,,oir.t
g. ti.;r 1t.,. ,,,..;.,.l ..,.,.,tto Ft b. tl.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

lit wa. ABOUT iU make a I4rI IliNtt iO secure
action on Che tariff blIl aud le wished first TO state
the attitude 200 which ihe House was placed At
Cine ll-t session of Congress tie House sent 30 Wll
to thc Senate merely amrudatury of thc muab.l,
AVID containing hut about % pages. aud thc Senate
hII tDNt us.k bin c1yc.inr ud cNuau.tug al
points upon Che question OF tHct3f Hnd coufa'a-
mu over hundred pages. while tIUD Constitution OF
uo Jmted States gives Go the House Of Bcwcscu-
ttiycs ile right GO originate all bills for revenue.
% gives tlo power 10 tue Senate to- propose amend-
ments and under this power thc Senate. exercising
q widc stretch of power bad so amended 70 as 90
make 10 an almost entirely nry llu. and had kept
possession oi &c quite wo-th.ids of the present
session THE bin could NOT Doe reported from
the Committee olWNa aud means until Feb p,
and 90 was not received from the printer until
February d. 1t was. therefore. only reached
acknowledgements in ihculd.tal the consideration
F ul thc rA mIl. aud Immediately after the excite
mont attendant upon thcrecou.truoiou measures.
s1 Chat 70 was impossible 90 take. tho bin 100 for
cousiu.r.l iau until t.rI~th o. February AIlrO,-
Duue bids must under the rule. be considered iu
Committee Of 0e WHOLE and unless 30 passes
tat ordr4iof t.. Co 2nittec of the Whole q two
thirds vote will Doe required As much progress
I as no.iUl. ll. been made but 40 Obi. I.t. reiild
whom I.rc are but thrce more lcri-au,G d.t.,
unless thcre arc concoss .ou, on au Sides. the lI
cuuol Doe pa..ed Some persons bad attributed
. do. blame uf t, o. him MR. MORRILL, l1 reason
..I....,. tI. f,.t .... ;. ,..4r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

1t is the intention Of Gov Wells Of Louisiana
to issue proclamation for the election OF dele
gates to a constitutional convention as soon as the
Sherman bill becomes a law.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06
Congressional
OF hon f. f. WOODBRIDGE

Mr. SrE,Kfn. think 10 will hc admitted 10y all
that when we adopted the constitutional amcud-
mouts 40 the last session of Congress % was with
the understanding that upon thpir ratification hy
thc robcllious State. restoration 10 the Union aud
representation Zoo Congress would naturally and
perhaps necessarily follow We went TO the coun-
Try upon that ground aud made it au issue in the
election. last autumu. A triumphant and over
whclmiug majority of tho people sustained us-
The South instead Of accepting our reasonable
and generous propositions, hurled them back upon
as with dcrision and scoru. aud regardless of all
law. either human or divine, and with reckless
ness and hate worthy only of dDmoI-, have op-
pressed loyal mem; refused 90 protect their per-
SONS or property driven Them from their homes
and tuOIr States for uo Other reason ihan because
they stood by te grand odd dogs md' D. accounts
HIc iIu., thtY have beaten and scourgrd and mur-
du,d the poor freedman. and never boo single
instance has The offender been punished.
lu this condition of thing, an additional duty is
imposed upon Congress, aud THAT is FIRST of all to
provide some means whereby loyal men iu Che
South shall be protected 100 their persons and
property. Under ths paramount obligation of
lhe Government to- all its lo}d citizens tho biil
introduced te other day Joy the distinguished
gentleman from Pcmsl .,aua, Nr orlvENs,
called the military bin. was iusthabla. and mct
with my support However inconsistent with %
Republic martial law ua, he. on however ouerous
q military government mgy Doc. Congress, as tAc
supreme legislative huH,-of 'ha nation, uas cs-
mbsh either or both when tue safety OF the Cow
eminent or of the people demand Zoo ] was not
particularly pleased with thc bilI and greatly pre-
fer the amendment which has passed. the ecuafc
and isuow under consideration. greatly douu cd
the cousututionauty az tlc provision directing thc
General o. Ue Army 10 detail officers, not below
ue rank of bngadc generals, TO command tbc
district, into which the teen rDhelhuus States were
divided upon Doe gouui tAat Congress h-s uo
authority to grant Co amy one power tuc exercise
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

An iron firm at Cleveland, Ohio, has succeeded
in initiating successfully the famous Russian shces
iron
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

The crown diamonds Of Baden have been slo
and replaced by glass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06
FRESH AND GOOD.

SAUSAGE 0'
TRIPR,
BUTTER,
LARD, CHpESR
HGGs,
POTATOES,
PICKLES HORsE RADIsB.
&C. sc. Sc Ne
always an hand at
Montpelier, Web. 81, ls67. d,w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

South Africa will send coal, marble and stone to
the Paris Exposition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

Gre ogts four feet high and potatoes as big as
a goose egg are recorded ia San Jose, California,
Jan. IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

WAmrs, March c1.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

AT THE Academy of Music this evening, Miss
Betty Rigl, the iavorite ddnseuse premiere OF
the troupe, will take her benefit. The Black
Crook will be given this evening and tomorrow
afternoon and evening, and these three per-
fOTmances of the spectacle in this city Will be
the last.
RIsToRI.-The sale of seats for the first three
performances at the Academy next week has
exceeded the hopes of Manager Grau. The Aca-
deny Will present brilliant appearance every
NIGHT before and behind the curtain. A few
seats remain unsold at Trumplers.
The GREAT APooALYPsE.-The Apocalypse, or
Book OF Revelations, is illustrated in manner
which is actually startling. We seem to stand
with ST. John on the Isle Of Patmos, and to be-
hold the visions unfQided to him. The concep-
mons oil the artist are grand In the extreme, and
the excellence of the tableauX themselves un-
doIoted. No one should fail TO attend Concert
Hall and witness this extraordinary exhibition.
The matinees are held every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon.
GERMANIA ORCHEsTRA. The following is the
programme for the Germania Orchestra to-
| morrow morDnig:-'
l. Overture Bor6ere de Rossini
> song I'm the Forest" (hrst timeJ corn9 S9io
-, Performed by d. Kuestenmacher.
hesken- -Bllder .....J Ahnuer
4 AhoSnte con moto, from sinfonie No po.,ho,an
Overture, "Returnng from BROAD =. M delssohn
Ierzett brewer Preston" (hrst time) A. Adam
T. SECOND flnale nom LOrelet,........W " Wallaec
AT TIE ARCH this evening, Miss Kate Reig'
| nolds Will take q benefit. when she will play
| katy Magulre" In Innisfditeh, and "Gertrude'
In the musical comedietta oilA Loan Of a LOVER
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18
144,272
rspoNsE.-The tollowIng Letter bias been

REsPoNsR-The following letter has been re-
celued within a day or two:
Office Ho1Odrd Association, GdlUeston, Oct 2, 1867
William l.. James, General Agent p. and s. M. 5.
s. Co., Philadelphia-Dear Sir: Your valued
communication of the 23d ult. has been received
by our President, and upon me deVolyes the plea
sure of responding (if do SOY in lifting terms
to the generous and phllanthropic evidences OF
good will we have received from the Quaker City.
The donations in money mentioned in your letters
have come to hand, and the medicines Will be
forthcoming shortly -..
TO the generous donors we have hardly words
fit TO convey our impressions. Tell them that tney
have caused the hearts of the suffering ana OF the
widows and orphans to sigh for joy. Without the
liberal contributions received from our northern
friends during the continuance OF the late dreadIul
epidemic our association would, long since, nave
been com PEELED to forego its mission OF usefulness,
and hundreds who have been relieved would nave
died in neglect and suffering.
Your city has responded nobly to the call upon
it's charity and we will cherish the recollection OF
the Kindness of her citizens long after all traces OF
the scourge have been obliterated.
With kind regards to yourself personally have
the honor to be, very respectfully, your o6edlent
servant, M r. morr
Secretary III. A. of Galveston.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18

On Monday next, Nobody's Daughter ie TO be
produced, with Miss Kate Relgnolds in her
great triple role. Surf is TO be produced on
Monday evening" November 4. .-
FoB her farewell benefit at the Walnut to-
night, Miss Charlotte Thompson will play Fan
chon, the Cricket, supported by the entire com
pany. MISS Thompson Is very successful Ia this
part. No one should fail to see 1t.
Mr.. MURDOCH plays Rover in WUd Oats,
for his farewell benefit at the Chestnut this
evening. On Monday, Mrs. d. P. Bowers ap.
pears IN Mory Stuart.
CABNcROss & DIxBY, at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, continue TO present their Hiurdh
Tip Around The World. Their 'Japsn and
Arabs" and Black Crook ballet are very popular.
AMERICAN THBATRE.--The brilliant fountain
of varying color, a beautiful accompaniment to
the ballet, continues to please the crowds
throDeing the American Theatre. There will be
a matinee tomorrow.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18

THE BALL RoLLINe.-In forming Grant Club
with a view to the nomination of Gen. Grant as
our next President the Ffth ward, last night, fol-
lowed suit. The enthusiasm is very great all
through the city. The meeting of last night was
held at the quarters of the Good Intent Hose Oom-
pany, in Spruce street, above Sixth.
A like programme was carried out last night IN
the Twentieth ward, and-unless the Fourth and
Seventeenth wards be exceptlons-will be followed
by every ward in the city. The latter meeting was
held in the spacious room at Girard avenue and
z Ter street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18

THE NUMBER OF TAxABLEs.-Yester after
noon the City Commissioners submitted the fol-
loving official statement as to the number of
white male taxable inhabitants residing in each
ward Of the city of Philadelphia, as returned by
the Assessors to the City Commissioners for the
year 1867, together with the number of extra
assessm ents in each Ward:-