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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-03

The Great Pardon Broker.
LONDON, Ct, July Sd 1868.

LONDON, Ct, July Sd 1868.
The steamer city Of Boston, of the
Norwich line, from New York last
night, was run into by the steamer State
Of NeeO York, of the Hartford line, at
1915 pm, off the mouth of the Con-
necticut river. producing serious dam
age to the first named boat, and injur-
ing quite number of passengers, and it
is feared involving the loss of three lives.
The city of Boston was struck amid
ships, carrying away her wheel house
and upper works in the vicinity of tho
wheel house, and demolishing four state
rooms, A dense fog prevailed at the
time, The escape from loss of life was
providential as both boats were crowd
ed with passengers. The city of Boston
was releaved by the city of NeW Lon
don, which remained by the disabled
boat until 2,30 o'clock this morning,
taking off the passengers and luggage.
The disabled boat was left partly on her
side, anchored, and will be lowed in at
once.
New YORK, July 2,
About o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Thomas E. Corey, an attache of the
banking house of Archibald King, in
William Street, was in the office of the
sub-treasury, in Wall Street, for the
purpose of receiving $43 900 in coupon
bonds, of the issue of 1868. One of the
Treasury clerks passed out the bonds,
and while they were lying OH the coun-
ter Mr.. Corey and the clerk behind the
desk entered into conversation, lduring
which some daring thief came up, and
seized the money, and succeeded in
maxim G his escape with it.
NEW YORK, July 3.
a Washington special says it is stated
on the authority of a Member of Con-
gress that President Johnson has deter
mined to issue a general amnesty
proclamation on the 4th instant. Its
provisions will include the pardon of
Jeff. Davis, J. G. Breckenridge, and 9TH
er leaders of the rebellion.
Gold 140l.
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NOTICE.

TINO FARMERS AND OTHERS. The subscrib-
l. ers having purchased and fitted up in good
Order the Wooden Mill at Swanton Falls, for
merly known as Platt's Factory, are now pre-
pared to manufacture Cloths or Yarn for GUS
toners, OF exchange the same for wool. A lib
eral share of patronage solicited and satisfac
ton guaranteed
n. B.-Ofice in south end of Factory, where
may be found t he books and accounts of the late
firm of Platt 4 Hinkley.
2l9-tf MEIGS 4 HINKLEY.
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The Union Republican voters Of
Grand Isle County are requested to meet
at the Court House in North Hero on
Saturday, August Is. 1868, at II O'Clock,
a. NJ, to nominate Senator and
County Officers for the year ensuing.
II. ii. REYNOLDS,
j. II. CHAMBERL1N, Committee.
J. NJ. HAWRICAN,
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united support of the candidates nomi-
mated this day, and will use all honora-
BILE means to secure their triumphant
election by unprecedented maiorites.
On motion, adjourned sine die
J. NJ. HoTCHKIss, chairman.
\. j. SAMSON, Secretary.
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Fruit and Confectionery Store

New stock Of goods just received, viz Oranges,
Lemons. pimeapples, Watermeons, Strawber-
ries, received fresh from market every day.
FRESH ,STOCK CONFECIIONERY
Attic Soda Fountain, cool and delicious bcyer-
age. DIS Irish celebrated Ottawa Beer on
draught III few days.
di2-3t wi H. l.. SAMSON q co.
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Dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under
the style Of Soule Bentley, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All demands due the firm
are hereby transferred to A. G.. Soule, and all
liabilities to be settled by said Soule, who will
continue the business at the old stand.
A. G. SOULE,
Fairfield, June 22d, 1868. H. Z. BENTLEY.
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WHEELER & BAILEY furnish about
as nice dinner and tea sets as can be
found in any place.
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The IIYcUtUIt'S Muster.

The Fireman's Muster which is totalIe
place tomorrow will be conducted as fol-
lows:
AT ii O'Clock a. M, procession Will
be formed on Church street, right rest
ing on Fairfield street, as follows.
CHIEF MARSHALL.
Aid. Aid
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AN advertisement of the New York
Circus, which will exhibit here on the
9th, will soon appear in our columns.
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In st. Adams, July ID; 1868, Of Consumption,
Barnes aged 10 years. month"; II days.
The funeral will be at Mr.. Barnes residence,
on Diamond Avenue, at O'Clock Sunday, July
5th.
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NOTICE.

Yg'HE co-partncrship existing under the name
l of Hitchins * Fennof is this day ,issolycd.
All debts will be paid by Hitchins, and all sums
due the firm must be paid to the same.
d32-lw W221-lW
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THE FOURTH To-morrow being Il
legal holiday, no paper will be issued
from this office.
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FENIAN.-Wc suppose our venerable
cotemporary would, in its unsearch-
able wisdom, rebulie us if we timidly
ventured to suggest that there is likely
to be a Fcnian movement here soon !;
but nevertheless, we have not abandon
ed our opinion, given some time in
June, that there would be a movement,
and we venture to reiterate it., We say
rs the darlley did when he pulled the
trigger of his gun, and then looked into
the gun to see the progress of the ball !:
"Ws q cpniHiin ~
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To The Public.

The Undersigned will close the
CRYSTAL BILLLARD SAL DON
Dnring the Fourth day Of July, and admission
through the whole of the day and evening will
be positively prohibited at al. J. G. RAGIN.
st Adams june 3Oth. ul2-4t.
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SEVEN crates of croclicry arrived on
Wednesday, for Robert Kinsley.
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JTidi Of MOarcrs.

The trial of Moving Machines at North
Fairfield, VT, July 1st, 1863, came offon
A. Lcach's farm. The piece of grass
moved was in a lowand meadow, which
was quite swampy and DOGGY. Mr..
Smith entered Buckeye mower. Messrs.
Buck q Draper entered Woods Little
Giant. Messrs. Kidder & Leach enter
ed I[niflen Mower. According to the
dynamometcr The draft was as follows F.;
Buckeye feet % inches actual cut was
27j lbs.
Little Giant feet 10I inches actual cut,
was $50 lbs.
Kniffcn feet u inches actual cut, was
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JUNE SHIPMENT.-T were 6,S25
tubs of butter shipped from st. Adams
derot during the month of June. At
80 lbs. to the tub there would he 81 =
$50 lbs.
There were also shipped during the
same time !, 800 boxes Missisquoi water
and 30i of Vermont Spring water.
A car load of Wclden Spring water
has been ordered, and will be shipped
in few days.
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Y {. LEAVENS, [Successor to Ii. II. Bow
IL. mani Flour and Grain Merchant. Choice
brands of Flour always on hand at low prices
st. Adams, May -, 1868. 3d.tf
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A Coon Tn1No.-A street sprinkler
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NOTICE.

Mr. +. l.. Goodspced's New House at lissis
quot springs, is now ready for Tie reception of
boardcrs d3j-tf
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Vermont Daily Transcript.
ST. ALBANS, VT.
FRIDAY, july 3, 1868.

B.ls Interesting matter, original or So
lccted, may always be found on the first
page.
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TIE WHOLE Hoe. car
loads of fat hogs passed through ST. Al
bans on Wednesday, on the way to Bos-
ton from the west. As each car con-
sist4 of two apartments, one above the
other, and about 80 hogs could be ac-
'commodated on each floor, we judge,
there must have been about two thous-
and hogs ON the II cars.
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

A favorable opportunity is presented to ener-
Getic and reliable business men who can devote
their entire time to the business, to represent
pany, in unoccupied territory in the State OF
Vermont. The many popular features peculiar
to the Phoenix Mutual, and the great advantages
it offers to the insuring public-its freedom from
Profitable policies its liberal premium system
the economy of the manag ment, and its large
annual dividends, render it the most profitable
Comp any to Agents DESTROYS of realizing hand
some competency by their enterprise and ener-
gy Apply to G. l.. BABCOCK,
State Agent Phoenix Mutual Life ms. Co.
d6-tf Union Block, Rutland, VT
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TIE FOUNTAIN.-Mr Stone has COM
the neat little park mt the south end of
the depot, and jet of water is already
running there. \ new flag staff has
also made its appearance on the depot,
30 feet in height, and trains on the
fourth will pass under the stars and
stripes. Most things touch the hat to
sold Glory"
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GRAHAM FLOUR

superior article Of Graham Flour, Tor SAT-
at the store of BARNES x CROWLEY,
dS}-tf Lake Street
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STONE & MURRAY's CIRCUs.-This
Circus which will visit st. Adams on
Tuesday of next week is without doubt
one of the best that is travelling this
summer. The Brooklyn Eagle Of May
3 says: stone & Murray have Il circus
which yields an unquestionable asccn-
Under their supervision it has attained
Il popularity alike significant of their
superior qualifications as managers, and
the uncqualled splendor of the enter
tainment they give their patrons.
Tickets for this circus arc now for sale
mt e. ii. Huntington's Jewelry store
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viii endeavor, by well directed use of Il
abundant rceources at their command, to NAL
the coming Exhibitions the most
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lDLLE EMILIO ElENnIETTA.

The Graceful and Dashing Partisan Eqnestrien-
ne, the most brilliant and daring Lady Rider
ever seen Her first season in America. Mile
Henrietta will appear at each Exhibition i'll her
Grand Equestrian Act, executed in the same
fascinating style which won for her the applause
of llrnno.
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Stone, Rosston & Murry's Circus il
I26E
The Same Predominatinq Feature.
Stone & Murray

Winch gave this Circus, IN 1868, an exalted rcpu-
tation Tor excellence and responsibility, will
Govern il this season
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Refined and Interesting Ever Giyer
Foreign Aren't CeIebritic

To render their Circus Entertainments magn
iiccnt beynod all precedent, Stone & Murry hay
made special engAgements with aeNernl
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
TIE CITY.

TIE CITY
| Mortality last week, 40S,
Police arrests last week, 1,549.
Marshal Tappan issued PSI licenses last week
| and collected s225 25 IN fines.
The Fourth-ave Railroad puts on 20 new
horseears to-day
Several aspirants for driving tandem - in
| the Central Park cut very sorry figure.
The New-YOrk State Colonization Society
elected Board Of Directors aud VlcePresidens on Sat
urday.
The steamer Providence, of the Bristol Line,
board board y" '''''"' ''' ''''
The largest tree in the city is the button
wood that has its roots under the sidewalk nj NO llio
Broadway.
The mall in Central Park is rendered pastoral
in appearance by the large ihocks OF sheep and lambs
scattered there.
The body of an unknown man was found in
for for iGentifcation
The site of Barnums Museum on Broadway,
above sprngst is 10 be sold at auction by T. H. Ludlow
x Co. on the 10th inst
Michael Reilly was stabbed in the abdomen
At No 56 oakst on saturday evening by John supple
The assaant was arrested and locked NJ.
The Europa and the City of London took
out s45 IN specie Saturday The total amount OF
specie shipped during the week was A,2log23.
The Association for the Prevention of Gam
to their employers as having visited gambling houses
The anniversary of the Lee Literary AssO-
citation 10 he held IN the Universast Church. Of
Bleeeker and Downingsts. Oh Thursday evening next
On June I'd, the fifty per cent clause of the
the voluntary applications; but Section does apply
to cases OF involuntary bankruptcy.
The Commissioners of Emigration have ap-
pointed Leonard Il. Weles snpcrinIendent Of Wards
Island, aud have issued instructions r stringent en-
forcenent Of the rules
The Young Mems Board of Penmanship have
elected the following,named officers President f. A.
Schwartz NicePresident, Il. Kind Secretary saInuel
Schwartz Treasurer. VIM. Baumap.
An unknown man walked overheard from
the foot OF CedaI-st, North River Yesterday and was
drowned. The body Was subsequently recovered and
taken the MOrgue to await Identification
James Hackett, nine years of age, was drowned
on Saturday by falling into the North River the foot
OF West Forty ourthst. Tue body was recovered and
taken to the residence OF f parents, os2 Eeyenthave
William Kelly and John Kerrigan quarreled
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
THE COURTS.



The Stafford Pavement case was adjourned
til Wednesday, Judge McCunn being unable 70 hear ~.
The Common Pleas Courts will follow the
regular assgnments-the Trial Terms to Judges Brady
and DAILY. the Special Term to Judge Barrett.
Judge GaTvin will hold one of the Trial
Terms OF the Superior Court, but Judge McCunn will
take Judge MOnes place at the other I'm consequence OF
the laters absence visit 10 Europe. The Special
Term Is assigned 20 Judge Barbour.
An application in the case of Elias agt. Kelley
dissolve the injunction denied by Judge Brady
This, 1t may be remembered. was suit between the
partners in the Kelley Gift Enterprise which has 10
extent exposed the secrets OF their operations.
The assignments in the Courts for the present
month IN tins County follows Judge Nelson will
sit the United States Circuit Court 20 hear appeals in
Admiralty and try fury Judge BlatohfOrd will
sit In the District Court a. 81 for the disposal of the
criminal calendar Among the cases on tins calendar
several accusing prominent persons OF violations Of the
Internal Revenue laws.
In the State Courts the Supreme Court is
emharrass ssed by OF well want OF Judges.
The rooms heretofore occupied by them IN the New Court
House. are held by the Surrogate aud County Clerk.
It is promised that the Court rooms In that building shall
want Of room Special Term and only Circuit Will
De held during the month. For tins Circuit Justice
from another District Is required. There will be Gen
e Term during the month TO be held y Justices Bar
nad sutherland, and CardOZO. Last terlhe Court did
hOt get through the nOnenumeraed casos ami preferred
motions The Calandar for this month has l34 noR
mefhted motions beside Elk seven Eue motions of tho
same class hnd "A preferred mOtiOns state OF facts not
favorable 10 those having enumerated motions which
member tS. an increase Of 50 over the last calendar
5uree lugraAm Is appointed to hold the Chambers Of
tlls Cont
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
THE TURF.
HOBoKEN RACES.

The third and last days racing of the Hud
son County Agricultural Society will take place to-day at
the secaucus Track. HobOken. The entries are very
for the four TO take place today, and
udg gng by the Of the first two days, there Will
certainly be very good racing. The attendance at all
running meetings this country is rapidly the ii
crease the sport certain 10 become popular
The programme for odays racing may be found In our
advertising columns. 90,
The first race Hurdle race, welter weights, will be
probably won by Blackbrd Tycoon. The three year
old race will be between Mcconnell and HARNESS entry
and DOwlings entry the former for cOice The Consoa
tiOn Premium Will be by Luxembourg, and the two
mile dash by James A. Connolly. Racing will commence
a O'Clock precisely and trains will leave the foot Of
ChambeIs-st at 10 a. IN, u. and ll5 p m.
THE BUCKEYE RACES.
CINCINNATI, May 30.-TO-day was the last of
a most successful Spring meeting. The first
stake for all ages, dash OF three miles, 70 carryO
pounds S25 entrance, play or pay 5000 added by the
club with ten nominations Of which only two came 10
the post Dr. Swgert's b. h. Bayswater years old by
Lexington out OF Bay Leaf, beating H. i. McGraths ch
T. Erin years old, by EndOTser out Of ROXanua, In 5St
The second selling race for all ages, meand
aquarteT DASH purse $780, and won by d. j. CrOuse
cb A. Mack 5 years old. by Eclipse out OF imported
Weatherbt beating CarrOls bay geding. 10y Uncle Nic
Merrill Marigold and HaabTd In 2l7. The third race
a purse OF 800, mile heats, handicap, FOR beaten
horses, which won by A. X Rchardss ID. N. Saratoga
by imported Knight OF ST. George, j. V. Grgsbys Phenx
Belle winning the first heat.
NARRAGANSETT PARK ASSOCIATION.
PROVIDENCE, May 81.-The June meeting OF
the Naragansett Park Association begins the 10th Of
June and will last three days The entries, which close
Tuesday, promise 10 be large.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
NEw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JUNE Iars60

in Fourteenthst Avenue b. early yesterday morn,
ing and Kerrigan stabbed Kelly In the NECK ana head
with knife, causing serious wounds kerflgah was ar
rested.
Ebenezer Bell, aged years, while playing
on the pier at the foot Of East twenty
recovered last evening and taken to the residence OF
his parents No. IIe East Twenty third-st
The S7th Regiment n. G. S. N. y, Will mold
election at the regmental armory on @ Sv the
cashlerng of Col. W. II. Ferrar by general court
martial.
An anniversary of the Hebrew Christian
brotherhood held in Dr. Crosbys Church last even.
named speakers addressed IL The Rev DIT crosby d.
Kendrck and tine Rev. DR.. Morris j. Franklin
Among the passengers by Saturdays steam
ships were Leonard w. Jerome ana family, o. S0uonau'
Consul Of France, Surrogate Gideon J; Iueksr NJ
the Rev George Glass Dr. Quinn u D n.
DR. f. L. Harris the Rev. Dr. kyance the Key IhOlnaS
| O'Reiy the Rev. f. p. Rogers and Dr. e. G. Bryant
Mr.. Isaac Harvey, the Revenue officer in charge
of the tobacco Department. and his assistant Mr. Lien
tenho seized in Reade-st Saturday, IL barrels and
u hafbarrels OF necut tobacco which, with the lot OF
River, aggregates a total valuation OF over $1,000
Deputy Collector Shafer, of the Thirty second
internal Revenue District caused the seizure on Satu
tured at Elgheent-s distlery, while IN transit 70
some rectying houses The cause OF seizure was lhht
| the tax had not been paid
| DIR. James w. Hadley, living in Second-st.
arrested on Saturday evening on charge OF Iorger
preferred by George W. Fitzgerald OF No. l97 stantonst
lie was locked up in cell in the Union Market Poce
station and at later hour found to have tahsh pol
son. Police Surgeon Kimbark ordered his remoVai 10
| Bellevue Hospital T
The rcceipts of Internal Revenue Mt the office
! OF the Thrty-second Collection District collector
Shookss during the twelve months ending on Saturday
| May 80, were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
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New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
HOME NEVIS.

RraAEE.-3Ob-M -Monng0verea to 10; fog from 21O TO iu
ptdug land objects being but COO feet at misty
rsiong from 555 70 TO- cloudy overcast from rs TO
AneBoOnVeTy cloudy light misty rain
cloudy Eyeng-yey cloudy overcast from Jo TO y og impeding
the ferry boats from 70 l land obJe beng seen st o A. o
lighting 9 observation-disclosures heavy shower OF from
2:5O :l5i depth Of rain fallen 0t7 inches overcast
slightly cloudy, cloudy H. Aneuoon-YsU
cloudy slightly cloudy. E'enIng-Shghtiy cloudy fre
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
BASE BALL.
INITIALS XS. STAR.

MUTUALS VS. STAR.
These two well-knOwn Clubs met on Satur
day at the CaptOline Grounds and played a match
game. The play both sides light but the Stars
were greatly Overnached. Bearman first base for
the Mutuals missed easy ycatch and made another
mistake In the latter part OF the game allowing the Stars
make three runs which they otherwise would not have
got The attendance very light, the weather
doubtful that nobody liked TO venture out. The
ground in bad order and very damp. The following
IA a NJ fbp mn
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

r. II. j., NEW -YORK.-The Russian -Ameri-
can treaty touching Alaska not yet ratified the mat
ter is stl pending at Washington. The vote to npeaeh
President Johnson given the 2ith February 1865
Yeas l27. NAYS i6
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

Ist 3D. 3D. 4h Sih. 9th 7th. sth 9th
ss,tu'l.',''.'.'5 sI,tl,...,,.5 o : Q "a "a
Fycs,cbes-Mutus IA Star Fous-Sutua Star H.
UmDrer Jewell Of the Excelsior CuD ScorenMesss Gil and
Steriaz Time Of Gtme--Tso hours.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN, May 3l-In steamship Amehes-John Foulds
Guido family aud Bopp. Louis Schckesul H.
Wclsch Caroline Xeemelu C. Gerbedng and chi H. Willard and
wife Sachenbuch Carl Seller Joseph Schroeder Thomas Reid
William Hunt Thomas Ball aud family, A. Nelter, James
RObeI Jr,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
IAnnOsReeneas[I
PEIRcE's STONE SURFACE.

Metals Paper painted with this Surface attain al the hard
durability Of will not cooie deeompose IN salt
aud the only paint that Will resist acids Manufactured
/ MENTION PEIRcE & Co.,
No 42T North Eleyeuth-st Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
CRIMINAL.

The Court of General Sessions opens for the
june teIm today, with Recorder Hackett presidfg g..
among .ne IsOhers 70 be tried Is the notorious church
timex Jhhe benhett, alias Mrs. Brennan A. Oakley Hall
esq assisted by Cunning s. Bedford, esq, will prose
cute.
Injustice IIunting's Court, Smithtown Branch,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

GENTLEMEN's HATs.-FOr a stylish and ele
CANT 20 EsPESscHED, Manufacturer, No ls Nassaut
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

TURKISH BATHs-No 13 Laight-st, New
York Hours: IN. aud 10 p. Sundays hom
10 A. ~ Ladies' 10 10 u IN.