Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

lon nt the IfaRNiN3n iNit iihilita'f
when they would trcat for peace with
Lopez, the while the iron.clads would go
up To Ma,to Crosse aud cxpcl the enemy
from the posts at that place, but the En-
peror, i, seems, i, opposc,l 10 anything like
TuE Sourn We are glad to see the
better condition and improved prospects
of the southern States. With good crops
of grain and cotton, the people will not
only secure the means Of livelihood in
but viii obtain the means
necessary for a general revival Of business
and prosperity, Tho worst evil and dan
ger of the South now is from the old poli-
ticians, who are keeping the people eX-
cited and uneasy, and preventing the
growth Of that good feeling which is the
basis OF public welfare.
FoREIGN.- The charrei remains OF
thirtv-two victims of the recent railroad
accident near Abcrgcle, Wales, were bur
riel on Tuesday,
Tho ship Favorite, from Liverpool
for New Orleans, reported ashore and in
distress off the Irish coast, will probably
BE- saved
Tho international regatta, which oc-
Cured at the Isle of Wright on Tuesday,
resulted in the defeat Of the American
yacht Sappho, the English yacht Cambria
being tie winner
Capt Mcdowell, who was the only
person rescued from the ship Tara, before
reported wrecked in the Mersey, has since
died Of his injuric, at Liverpool.
Notwithstanding the sharp opposi-
tion of n large portion Of the British
press, the appointment Of the Earl OF
Mayo, the present Secretary of state for
Ireland. to be Goyeruor-Gcneral of India,
ht, been determined upon by the British
government Lord Mayo will leave for
India in October. 10 assume the duties OF
hi, new office
i -rul festival was held at Carls-
rlmr, Baden, ou Tuesday To celebrate the
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hard 10 make it appear tlLst Gen. Grant
is mot a g'rH generhl-ln spite OF siilI
more stubborn iArtS-Nery hopeless tasks
both "t them.
/ Srl,,ys A VOTE was taken ON. tLe
Eric ruad. the other day. and ON summing
mn. Scylnur had twcuty-srycn votes. Ia
seventy for Grant But one ont of four-
t,ru lavish merchants ,,tea f,, Sev,nopr
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carried lion. t'eorge W Noodward, tho
polling stood, forty-threc Tor Grant tc
twcnty-onc for Seymour.
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