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( u R @ P E.
neutrality-suspicious.
Herald.
The Reform Question Adjusted by Par
liamentary Compromise.
~>o~~~~,>,~>>o,c~~~~-
Household Suffrage the Basis Of
the Derby Disraeli Bill.
The Fenian Death Sentences Com
muted In Accordance with the
veice Of tho People.
. Sensational' Financiering in ing
Lad and the Paper Currency and
Taxes Of the United States.
france Disseminated with the
Luxembourg Settlement.
90. 60. 60.
By THE CABLE TO MAY %.
THE REFORM QUESTION.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD
The Debate Continued In Parliament.
QuEsN's HOTEL. LONDON. May ~, 1867.
An animated debate ON the subject of the Der
byDisraeli Reform bill is in progress in the House
Of Commons, influential members on both sides OF
the House taking part.
the REFORM MEASURE ADJUSTED.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.
The Borough aud County Franchise Defined
by Cempromise- Household Suffrage and .
Lower Value Rate.
QUBEN's HOTEL, LONDON May 20. 1867.
In the House Of Commons, at an early hour, and
after an exciting debate. the question of the
borough franchise right, 40 embodied in Mr.. Dis
raeli's Reform bill, was settled on the basis Of
household suffrage.
Tue compound householder plan, at first pro.
posed. is practically abolished.
AZ the measure now stands the tenant in .
borough town Is to pay his tax rate personally, in
stead sf through tho landlord. and 90 secures the
right Of voting.
ia the @attsr Of the franchise qualification in
She counties Il has been voted that the settled 90.
-cupants Of lands or tenemeats worth the sum Of
xls sterling shall enjoy the right Of voting when
duly registered.
Tho government at first proposed that the value
OF the lands or tenements should be ELS sterling.
The liberals. in opposition, wanted to have it
fixed at El0 sterling.
compromise took place in the House, when
Sl2 sterling was agreed on Is the amount Of value
Of the lands or tensments, after which the House
adjourned.
The result il gain to the people.
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LIE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New YORK

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York
r. 8 WINSTON. Presideat
Cash AssetA
bond and mortgage OF United 5tAtss stockn
Szu, 1u8, 666 a.
every approved description o. Life and Endowns
Policies lives moderate rates returning IL
annually Policy holders 70 be used either ID
Of premiums purchase adoitionA lnsuranoe
81 the option Of the assured. -,
SHEPPARD HOMANs. ActssJ.
J js.as 4 x' s1g..r. Secretaries.
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a Certain and speedy II .ssJof Nm All Cases -
Coughs con0d snsly relied upoa f0loW
the Of PORTER'S COUGH Ia,iALSAN. Depot, % DasA
ola
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES
THE REFORM BILL.

The Amended Measure Accepted by tho Com.
mons.
LONDON May 28-Midnight
At the close Of the session tonight all the sections Of
the Reform BILL amended. had boon accepted by the
House Of Commons with the exception Of that portion
Of the bill which provides for the redistribution Of seats
in Parliament
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sss;. e. 4. :srs:. ia sdSlss Brad,s
prodtA" TUFTS aupssitory ~ Cedar street.
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Bavarian Defence Of Prussia.
BADxS, May 28-Evening.
The Bavarian government officially denies the truth
Of the statements made by the French press that Prussia
strengthening the Notifications and increasing the
armament Of the city Of Rastadt
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The suspension Of tho Habeas Corpus Con.
einuod.
LoNDox, May 4s-Midnight
In the House Of Lords tonight the bill continuing the
suspension OF the wrs Il habeas corpus Ireland
passed
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Pr f. Ven ~ s:neerx's Essheticc- NeuraISic,
Eye Ear, Throat cslsrrh Asthma once 81 Flfsk -
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Day q Mrrsin,s BIas .kIng-Pre-emineus fsD
half csnsury Sosd by tse ,est soces dsasrA
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As-W6O HWW0W H01Fs
lady remarked my hsir b quito fray and mu1e sp
H." friend replied fhe baneful 7pfoperliss Of sGyok
lead sulphur. &C. which njure the Mon Of the oapaS
thereby aegavate whs you seek reusvos
the principal ingredionts In hair cooreru. Bat 70 -
would prevent "a gayness Boz
NETTB COCAINE. This preparat 10 ronaRea
able properties nourisher and exooent and coaAlI
hair dressing Millions have aested the fact. II brnGG
capilares life by erfecty healthy actte0s
and renders hairs ess Visible By embeshtng e9e
deloerious, AnA ~
entirely free from Irritating matt IL imparts . iaxa
hiruute charms which Preparation DooS
and Its constant produce . permanent and
markabo Improvement gained ~ For sale q
tho depot for Burnetts Standard ProparAtoA
Standard flAvorfng Exfcts DO, MetrOS
Building. by Al
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At Rverden,s Gard De 80. 3O0 nvoadway-
The most elegant Wedding Not Cards 6oaogams d ~
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COST S &c Il IS E Rf n RSss JOURNAL

"COstHr,s,, Etc rsr1 = powAsv. IN, Matt. a.
Irs ans woouens be o. y nfaiiibls known"
roys All insects on iAnt fowls animals, &C. Sold b. al
uruggsts sycrynnor ~ - and - sizes for fAnD
HOS NJ ~ooosAhs saiss depot, <82 Broadway, N. X.
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Bay Millerss Hair j. Bye .-Nasural and Der.
s6e Large slss. 70 cents sold BY Druggists bepoe u
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| Bsrtlett's Reversi blei SEWING M.cht-~. ~
the cheapest ssod mach ma. Depot CR Bro.dw.y. ssS
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. BRlcholOrsa Hair. Dye.-Tho Rose In sh>
world; the only perfect Dyf
y | Factory Barclay rect.
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Have PES seen Genin's Latest Daslaina asA
bewitch ng usveiRs Ladies', Masea 0enfIeuanS8
Hatsf nns, 60 at and see them.
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KRnrY,s, ~ Broadway.
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its course.

IT would be polite not to allow the law to take
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-BOaue2u! Haifs-Che tN1l1oTsO Lie for de
HAIR positively restores hA1 color al
youthful beauty md scnsth q Ire weaksaa
hair; falling sr EeepS tho head cean:
unparalleled hair ux aoId ~ All drusvk.xa
fashionable hairdyossors desers IN fancy ~oods ~
trade supplied by the wholes-. AZ drnroisea
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HSamttfnI Hair ~OnevnIiev,s Life for the
hA!k posiyov reston hair its original color aa4
youtnIu psauty impair III and strength 10 the weAkeso
hsr stops I've iAhng ou Of keeps head
uiparauciel pair rcsd Sold by all druggists -
NY. HaT.AH Al CaRv AiIRR III n
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Errs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or VANILLA
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D'lyfgs rs 1 'sf anss. NfSffo ur JOURNAL
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The Sparkling aud Brilliant waters ~ she
uld Tea SPRING which e recorded 70 s hs,ots y,
l7B revived used al 6 Chatham stfsss TOT MAJ
ing DR.. Leathes Soda Water. Dealers suppnea.
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Toilet Cold Have us Own Way r. To Asssse
In lawns Inc 1ndation o. consumption To the mcst
asson Gosg e ce ou hase cny Y pse W.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
RUTLAND HERALD.
SATURDAY, DECExBBR q. 1867.
The rsitser spirit OF the sesshers
Press.

Exhibitions OF impotent rage II Is
some times very amusing to witness.
Some allegorical wtiter has described an
old giant when his strength was gone
and he could no more seize the passing
traveller, was accustomed to sit at the
month OF horrid cave which ne inhab-
tied, and gnash the stumps OF his broken
teeth with rage at those whom he would
have rejoiced to make his victims, but
could not. The ebulition Of wrath and
calumny Of some Of the rebels Of the
South, whom some would make us be-
lieve are SO heavily oppressed, strongly
reminds Us OF this picture Of the weak
ened, bafiled giant. The demon ofslavsfy
can no longer crunch the bones apd suck
the blood Of his helpless victims, but ne
sets at the door of his empty cave ana
gpashes his teeth with refreshing vigor
Here is 3 specimen irom1 he Griffin
lGeorgia) Star, which was written by a
native Of Vermont After copying the
Couriers version OF the election celebra-
lion. when Mrs. Davis was in town,
he makes the following comments:
The above ia from the Rutland. Yer
mont, Courier, Democratic paper, that
had been accused of doing honor to Mrs.
Davis, as she was passing through the
God srd Morality V7lags Of Rutland. Well,
brother Courier, suppose you dld sere-
made Mrs. Davis, and fire off cannon IN
her honor, is 1t anything to be ashamed
of7 She is q polished, refined and &C
complished lady, as far superior to the
Rutland radical ladies as her husband
was to the late lamented Raj SphHer,
whose memory is one of the household
gods of benighted Vermont. We.know
our friend Cam has been considerably
hacked by the bigotry and narrow
minded prejudices of the Radical COM
munity in which he lives, but this is no
time to give way to them. We want to
see him "raise Cain" among them.
Stranger things have happened than the
conversion of entire communities, more
heathepish than Rutland. But the way
to eight the DEVIL" is with fire" and
not by trying to put salt on his tall.
Pitch into 'em Cain,
Now is not such language sparklingly
better? Does it not seem clear that such
fellows as the writer Of the above extract
are pre-eminently unfit to be entrusted
with the management OF the reconstruc'
ton of Georgia aud with making laws
for the government Of loyal people,
white and black ? A certain political
sect insist that nobody but just such
people as this rebel editor ought to have
any power in the premises. Wouldn't
there be good times down in Georgia, il
such maligners Of loyal men could gel
the control, as the conservative party
wishes they might, and is working Il
make sure that they shall7
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constitution was eectet 10 the new OF.
fee of circuit judge. In 1857, when III Q
new Supreme Court was organized, he
was elected Chief Justice. Drawing the
lot for the short term he was reelected
Chief Justice, in 1859 for the term OF
eight years, expiring on the FIRST OF Jam
uary, 1868. For the last five or six
years his health has oeen gradually de-
caying, and at last jaundlce and indises.
tlon destroyed his life at the age OF fgCy.
two years. His death will be generally
regretted by the bar In the West as we'll
as by the people. Judge Martin is the
third native o: Vermont who has been a
judge Of the Supreme Court o! Michigan,
who has deceased the present yesr. The
other two were Hon, Henry Chapman
and Hon, D. f. II. Witherell.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

BRANDON The RI. Rev. Bishop Hop
klns ma3e his annual visitation to the
Parish of St. Thomas, in Brandon GA
Tuesday evening the 18th inst He I'D.
ministered the rite of Confirmation to
ten persons.
The Sunday schoo! OF s.. Thomas
Parish are to have an entertainment on
Christmas Eve.
Services will be held 10 St Thomas
church on Christmas day at 10 IL q m.
The anniversary Of the Sabbath
school connected with the Methodist
church in Brandon, will be held on
Christmas Eve. Religious services suit
able for the occasion will be held at 7
o'clock, after which presents will be dis
trIbuted from Christmas Tree.
Rev. William Ford delivered lee.
ture before the Young Mems Christian
Association on Wednesday evening, Dec,
18th.
Rev, VIM. L. Palmer Of Cornwall
delivered 3 lecture before the Association
on Wednesday evening last.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

EuHopg.-The italian government has
issued orders calling into active Service
sdditionsl military reserves.
Campbell, the broker, who recently
failed in England and was arrested on
8 charge OF fraud, was acquitted Thurs
day.
The report OF the renewal Of nego-
tiations between Prussia and Denmark
is doubted but it is now said that the
negotiations will be resumed in January,
1t is reported that paper has been
found at Northampton which shows
that the Fenians in England had organ
lied plot to plumber all the armories
OF the militia forces.
Right Hon. VIM. Z. Gladstone, in a
speech addressed to the miners OF Wer'
meth, in Chester county, said that he had
no hesitation in ascribing the existence
of Fenianism to England's wretched
mismanagement and misgovernment OF
Ireland,
One OF the persons injured st the
recent explosion at Clerkenwell died
Thursday. The sheriff and town sur
veyor of Newcastle.on-Tyne, both OF
whom were injured by the explosion OF
nitro. glycerine, which occurred in that
town, have since succumbed, Eight
persons have lost their lives by the last
mentioned catastrophe.
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Nearer Home.
uy sRs. MARION HOOKER ron.


Nearer home, nearer home,
Every moment now | co ne:
right the Eyes that watch for me,
Full OF hope the young hearts be,
Love.tuned little voices say,
"Mama's coming home 10 day.
Nearer to my Heavenly home,
Every moment now / come
Often near the pearly gate,
Doth my angel mother wait,
And with more than mother love,
fearns TO welcome me above,
Nearer TO my cottsge home.
kYery moment now come:
Standing mid the eager band.
Holding baby" by the hand,
Waits a manly form for me.
Earnest win his greeting be.
To my many mansioned home
Loved tuned voices bid me come:
With robe and crown and harp prepared
Waits for me an angel guard,
While midst those enhaloed bands,
Christ, my royal bridegroom, stands
joy The journey is not long:
Pledged one see that radiant throng
Love lights up each we'll known brow,
Christ TO all IL bro her now,
But He loves those best who say,
MA mas coming home to day"
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Washington Items.

The House judiciary commlttee has
decided against threemileages for the
fortieth Congress. Retrenchment is
popular in all quarters.
The whiskey men are pressing very
nard for great reduction in the whis-
key tax, and they will probably secure
part of what they ask.
The Presidents veto of the bill strik-
ing out the word white from all laws
affecting the District Of Columbia, was
sent to Congress on Thursday. 1t has
one great merit it is short.
The congressional library now con-
tains about 1885, 900 bound. volumes and
has room for $4,000. About 10000
have been received during the past year,
exclusive OF the pamphlets Of the famous
Peter Force collection, purchased by
Congress.
Neither the veto message, the cot
ton tax, reconstruction, or the purchase
OF Russian America, were taken up
In Congress on Thursday, to the disap'
pointment Of those who crowded the
galleries, and the day was Unexpectedly
devoted to minor questions.
In the House on Thursday, Mr.
Hooper reported from the Committee or
Banking and Currency, bill providing
that National Bank notes may be taxed
for State purposes. The measure meets
with favor from the West, especially in
Ohio, where the State claims the right
70 tax bank notes under the present
hw.
There was scarcely quorum Of thi
House present at 4 o'clock on Thursday
and none will be present on Friday. /
Is feared no business can be transacted
except by unanimous consent. The vet
message did not come in, and If sent il
On Friday it is exceedingly doubtful i
II can be taken up.
The paymasteT genera reports tbs
the total disbursements OF bis office Eo
the year ending June 30, were s5S SI6
$50. of which s28, 389 2l3 went to N
volunteers, sl4. 297 1913 to the regular
and sT2, lS9 to the West Point militsr
academy. The total number OF 407 81
bounty claims has been receiyed, II
corded and examined, ard les 87S foil
settled with an expenditure Of 50 352
1877. Nearly 100000 OF the claims nay
been passed over 10 the secosd audit,
Of the treasury who returns the answe
on them st the rate OF about $4,000
5000 per month. .-..
The Senate spent all OF Tbursd.
afternoon upen one item in the d. fcisn,
bill. The members of the Senate dra
stationery without limit, while mes
bers OF the House are limited to 81.
each session. Stationery mesns a e..
many thipgs besides paper, lax 81
pens, and 1t has been rumored that SOC
Senators have run up large bAs In I
stationery GGAcs hence lhs Rouse Phi
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clause Into the d, fcieDcy bin bringing
Senator's within 9 limit. II created =
stir in ,ha, honorable body, and many
of the Senators fell back upon their dig
nifty and would not stand such imperti'
nesce from the House, Upon bringing
the question TO vote, however, the
friends OF unlimited use Of stationery
were beaten. Mr.. Ramsey OF Minnesota
moved an amendment that no allowance
for stationery shall be made, and 1t was
carried. Whether the object was TO In
dace the House TO sbsndon the section
or not, is not clear, bu. it is to be hoped
the House will accept ii, and at once
put M end 10 the extrsvsgsnce o! the
Senate in this particular.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
Late Police Items.

On complaint of Grand Juror Joyce,
Thomas Carmody was yesterday ar
ranged before Justice Weeks, for drunk
enness and breach Of peace. Upon con
viction he was fined 1904 for the for
mer offense and 1915 for the latter.
Before the same Justice, Margaret
Welch and Bridget Birmingham were
convicted OF violating the prohibitory
law in furnishing Carmody the liquor
with which he became Intoxicated, and
fined respectively $l5 SO,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

FINED.-Chsrles Ryder Of Coventry,
was arrested in this village last Satur'
day evening for drunkenness and linda
cent language, and brought before JUS
tice Sargent, and fined $500 and costs, -
In all Sl265. The law should certainly
be executed upon the drankard, but we
insist again that justice cries ut
against the too common practice, every
where, If pnnshing the poor slave OF
appetite, who is pOwerless 20 resist the
temptation When the fItal poison is
within hl- reach, aud suffering the ven
der 10 escape unscathed and continue his
traffic without rebuke-Relrpor! Express.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

BBNNNGroE.-The Bennington Ban.
ner says that during the coming year
between so and 100 dwelling houses will
be put up within the corporate limits Of
the village Of Bennington-a fact which
evinces more than can anything else
their rapid and continual growth.
"A new feature for Bennington is 10
be introduced at the Episcopal Church
on Christmas night, the singing to De
done by the children Of the Sunday
School, assisted by other singers il the
congregation, rendering chants, selec-
tions Of psalms, &C., &c, the rector
also taking a prominent part In the mu-
steal exercises.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

have murdered DR.. Maynard at that mo.
ment, and Mrs, Tooley too.
Ten dollars said the doctor delioer-
ateiy counting the change. Just fity
cents more than we need; but II will
not come smlss to Mrs. Tooley Ladies
and gentlemen, have the honor TO bid
you very good evening q
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed !,
the Honorable Probate Court for the distrist ~
hutland, commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands ofsl nsrsg,e
against Leander Hudgkins, late Of Rutland in
said district deceased, hereby give notice thsI
we will me, for the purpose of examiuipg and
allowing said claims at the dwelling boSse NJ
q. M Baker, In the village of Rutland, on the al
Tuesdayso of Jan. and May, 1865, from Q clock N
m, until O'Clock p. M, each OF said DAYS AZ y
that six months from the list day of Nov. A d
1867, is the time limited by said court for saii
creditors TO present their claims tous for cyan.
ination and allowance.
Dated at Rutland, this 81 day of NoYem.
Der, A. ID. 1867.
ALBERT LANOON. 49,.
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