Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-19

DUBLIN, june l3--Ere.
Corydon, by whose testimony the prisoners who
were captured at Dungaryen have been identified
was to-day attacked by a mob of his countrymen
at Waterford and barely escaped from their ven
geance with his life.
LONDON, June 1872 T. NJ
The Government will send out number of
troops in the steamship Belgian to be stationed in
Canada.
LONDON, June IA.
The supposed Fenians who landed and we're
captured some time ago at Dungaroon, were sub
sequ, ntly taken TO Waterford and confined in iail
there. This week they have been undergoing q
prelimh AIRY examination, and the testimony given
far, shows that four of them had served as oii-
GERS in the u. S. Army during the late rebellion.
1t has already been reported that Corydon, who
was one OF the chief witnesses against them, had
been roughly handled by the mob. Thursday
while the prisoners were being conducted from the
court house to the Jail, in Charge of strong po-
lice force, a crowd of sympahzing friends gath
cred from all parts OF the city and made fierce
attack upon the guard with the intention Of ellec-
ting rescue. A fight ensued, during which some
thirty Of the police escort were injured. One Of
the attacking party was killed, and six are known
10 have been wounded by the fire of the guard
The latter made a stout defense and succeeded in
safely depositing their prisoners in the city prison.
when the mob dispersed
The trial Of the Fenian Walsh and a number Of
his companions, which has been in progress before
the special commission in session at Limerick has
resulted in the conviction of all the accused
Dispatches from Athens report that many vol
unteers have left Greece TO reinforce the ranks of
the Christian patriots in Gambia, aud large vol
unteer corps has been established in the island.
New York, June II.
Buenos Ayres letters give doleiul account of
the cholera in that State.
New ORLEANS, June 49,
The Picayune has the following "The I'll
Concrete OF Matamoras of the 18th inst, gives
the following extracts from letter dated Mon
terey, June q
'Miramon died OF fever, which attacked him af-
ter he was wounded at Queretaro. Costello, Meia
and others have been shot According to a letter
have seen from a creditable person in San luis
there is a most profound silence as to what will be
done with Macmillan. The chief functonares
talk both ways. / have been told that the city Of
Mexico was taken by the Liberals in the latter part
Of May'n
The III Mexicano an lmperialist paper published
at brownsville, pronounces Maximilians procla-
nation forgery, and says it originated with the
burlesquiDg paper at San Luis Potosi.
New Om.EANs, june IA.
A letter from Queretaro, published in a Mata-
moras paper OF the I'd, says, the Government will
for the present. content itself with banishing Maxi
milan and the principal Imperial Chiefs, rcsery-
ing the infiiction Of extreme penalties for those
only whose crimes demand il. In doing this. the
Government is not more influenced BY the ex-
pressed wish Of eie Government Of the United
States, than by the requirements OF It's own digni-
~ and the principles Of justice, morality and con-
citation.
Report states that Escobedo has been ordered
to remain at Queretaro. Another report, howey-
err says be left there for the capital the 23d Of
May. Juarez had attempted 70 come out but was
driven back by Diaz.
NEW lORK, june H.
correspondent writing from the city of Mex
leo, under date Of May 20, gives doleful ac-
count of the situation in the capital. Famine wac
threatening the poor inside the walls, and II was
only due to the judieious measures Of tao chief
Of the municipality that panic has not SWEET lg
populace into disorder aud riot,
The imposition and collection Of taxes continuc
unremitting by being carried on in a most tyrani-
cal and oAscling manner.