Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-14

ton, no oath being required
1t is understood that Minister johnson was in
structed to negotiate treaty with Great Britain
on the naturalization question, and to follow his
predecessor example in regard to the Alabama
claims
Adyices from the Cape of Good Hope report
the discovery Of gold there A perfect frenzy
reigned in Cape Town, the most extrav,gant ex-
pcetations being entertained of the extent Of the
gold fields.
Two young men amused themselves in
church at Great Bend Penn. last Sunday by
drinking whskey and smoking their pipes dur
ing divine service.
The statement Of the public debt for August
LIST shows the total debt to be S2,633 .5ss. 756,
including So, 30 100 in bonds issued to the
/ Pacific Railroad, while the cash in the Treasury
amounts to SOL, o54,27G. Compared with pre-
yious statements this shows an increase Of Sl3,
F 2sS ,5q4 in the debt since June
/ In the Louisiana Senate on Friday resolution
was offered, calling upon Governor Yarmouth
for proofs Of the numerous outrages mentioned
III MS le''er To tue i'e''De"'' ine 'i''o"
was advocated by its mover in bitter speech,
IN "nicn ne s'''y' 'l'e ieplo'i'l' ''''i "''
hundred guns stored at their headquarters in the
city.
/ The President is reported to have had very
coh'i'iA'ory ''h'eI'A''o" WIN ''''ie' De'''' Va
inc ''AH o' "o'e'no' " 'i'i''''''' W i-'l-''''''
VINO mao come To washington 10 O''''H 'i'e use
OF troops to suppress Disorders IN 'he STATE. "
Is understood thA' ne was informed ny 'ne Ire''-
dent thA' ieier" troops on proper appn'A'''h
would be usei under federal control Tor the pnr-
poses neelei
The Ph'iaaeip'ia Lfafy' OF Aug. ''n reports
aho'her case Oh browning near 'i'''' Guy \ 'i''
Adele houoaud was s''!'nE Al rehn'Er'''' %"
Monday evening she 'el' Tue mousse 'N ''i'i,'N'
with two ladies' Tor the purpose OF patnins I'D
secluded creek Miss honnaul was an expert
swimmer. She entered the wafer WIN NET
'r'ehi'' ana amer remaining J" ''' sumo
ili''''S su.'''''i'l u'''PP''''''' ''''''" ''''
lace Her companions immTi'a'eY gave 'he
alaTin' nut al EFFORTS To save her proven '"''''-
tsal
The Galveston Bnii'i'a states that Col ten
Try lnspectoT-Generai OF ten. buchanan sian
mas ueeh ehsased in 'ne invest sA'''h Oh 'e Wiz
H'Ah mot lie reports '''e matter ",'''' 'A's-
se'"'el' ne ''Il' earn 'i'e "'il'' '' '' N..'e
man ''u' ieS'''' A'i''i anu W. "'ui'.''' rue
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VI
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anu ool''''on eils"'' "'u'ou' any one eAi'0'-
ing H.
Inc I'm o' 'ne memo uIo'Dei'' VINO are nv"
'oHiiuel III 'ne We" ''''iS ''i''i'iiA' !''''
IN VA a. ''' ~" '''' III ID ~
mere 1ie l'e '''''' ''''i'il4 III 'ii'' court
each O' the prisoners ana 'ne PROOF Is 'nousn'
Oe 60 p''''i'' 's'iii'' mem 'i''' '''! WIN
Gu" sumo '' 'le '''''9 "i'i''''' -
o'A''NeI' 0Aii ii'u'''y Vl' a. 'ii' 'n'" "N0 ''''
al MI hANAins' the express messenger VINO "As
overPowered and thrown out Of the car, while at
full speed, near Marshfeld-
4 vessel recently arrived At San Francisco from
china with a large amount Of articles manut'e-
tured there, that had been purchased 50 cheap
that the custom house officers thought there must
he some fraud, and seized the goods beauuiai
fans brilliantly painted by hand. were pur-
chased at a cent each straw hats Of a good
quality at = cent each nice baskets in sets Of
four. but four cents set, and other articles
equally low, the result ofthe cheap COST Of living
and low wages in China
dispatch from Shanghae gives the particu-
lars Of the massacre Of twenty-five Frenchmen
in Cochin China. These men constituted the
garrison Of a French MANIFESTATION, which was
attacked by some Anam rebels. After a stub
born resistance the garrison WIS oyerpowered
and the men we're put to death Subsequently
the Mace was recapturei bv French troops and
the rabels were disnersed
The camp meeting at Sing Sing continues to
increase in numbers. four hundred tents being
already erected on the ground Rev William
Morley Punshon. the Wesleyan preacher from
England. was on the grounds on Friday and de
liyered A sermon. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
,r,s Invita- ~ nreacb Int the invitation did not
reach him in time. and Rev DR.. Newman, of New
ORLEANS os5ciated. II Is believed Mr. Beecher
will accent the invitation.
Tho asso,,;.,;on Of German American teachers,
which ,,oe,, evcr,, two weeks in New York. have
s,,bn,;t,od . rarort If the educational system
r,-.,.l bv tbe,n ~ the SUPERINTENDENT of Public
I..;o,. - Wasb;r,,ton II appears that
., .,,;,,,-o,, ,,,;,,, =, tho re,,lar schools in
,,.,,oIl,, for,o, tho LANGUAGE of the
,..t..-,-,- ,., srs, ORGANIZED
:. .,........s.a,;-s They have
- ..,,,. ;r,nroveI
III INC 0oui SC u ''
ui''H no" 'n'ss
oes' 90nooiS III
ne" iea'uie =" ON'
'eioPed' OWING " 'ue uious" ~
OF the steamers oi "iiii'hi9 ~
out on her last voyage fuAn''y VI
has not, we THINK been exporter 70 i,li 'oi
many years. Inc OIL CAKE on h'"' IL
market was also Immediately procufeu ahu sent
abroad and contracts for Its delivery as
tured were made by English agents. Oio'er seed
was also sent over to be used on the termination
Of the drought