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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-19

to add to the estimate sufficient to cover
the obablepremium on gold, when need
ed. This is estimated at about $50 900,
assuming the value of gold toremsin near
ly as at present. 5a sf o is.l ,ds
The estimate for the year 1871 should,
therefore, be 1868, ,406. Inasmuch as we
have reason to expect that the grand list
Of the State will be increased, it is hoped
that the tax required to meet this esti.
mate will not greatly exceed the tax o.
last year. ~ t-ia..a, .n... .. q,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-19
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

The subscriber, having retired from the firm
bfN.w. &R. G. Gilbert of Montpelier, will
continue the practice of Dentistry, in all its
Branches, at ~ ,HHtl t9L ffa
NORRIS WILLIE, paf
|where as good work will be furnished at reason
|hble prices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
State And shall hereafter keep my office open
|during tn, FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
el0NTII, but shall be away from home more or
less of the remainder Of the time.
i htye ALL the mo lern improvements, and
|warrant entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
pay will be required.
Morrisvillc, Aug. 10th, 1863. n o9tf
". W. ]. PECK, Dentist. lf1oH9.yt
johnson, VT. " .bnl tH..L
Natural teeth put in the best state OF PREF ervaton
Diseases Of the gums successfully treated artlhcla
beth made in every style known to the proiesson'i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-19
NEW BLACKSwITH-sHoP

t.e,.t ts.4 W1"H AN OLD BLACKSMITH!
AS can no longer rent the shop where have
some business during past years, have removed
my place of bus mess 20 new shop few rods far
ther north on the rame street, and with new tools
new prices and less xpenses, believe can satisfy
all that will favor me with work. Farmers pro.
duce taken in exchange for work, at ruling prices
J.i JOSEPH GAUTHIER.
Hyde Park, Nov. s, 1869. stiff
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VENEZUELA.

REFUSAL TO ACCEDE TO THE DEMANDS OF THE
DUTCH GoVERNMENT-sAILING OF THE
DUTCH CHARGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE CUsToM-HOUSE AT PORTO CABELLO.
CARACAS, June THE differences in refer
ence to the the mail Honeur still
undecided Guzman Blanco still persists in refusing the
demands Of the Holland Government, but offers to
lease the steamer and the mails condition that the
arms ammunition intended for the MOnagas Govern
turned over to him lawful prize. The COM
mander OF the Dutch frgate which sent 10 demand
the vessel has refused the proposition and has sailed from
Iaguayra with the Dutch Charge dAares and his fam
lily for Curacao.
Monagass troops TO the number OF about 3O who took
possession Of the castle at Porto Cabelo still there
and frequent skirmishes take place between them and
first few days the greater part OF the CustomH
destroyed and much damage done to the city, near the
harbor.
Guzman Blanco s making preparations to march at
the head OF his troops TO attack the other provinces still
held by MOnagas
dissatisfaction is given by the DEGREES closing
the ports.
THE WORK OF PILLAGE-GUZMAN BLANCO SUR
ROUNDED BY ENEMIES-FoRCED LOANS AND
CONVERSATIONS.
CARACAS, June 9.-During the many years
in which the country has suffered from revolutions the
situation has been desperate than since the
occupation Of this city by the forces OF the famous Guz
Banco The inhabitants OF Caracas have witnessed
horrible since the 25th Of April Pillage has
been established as a sort OF national institution
right The nsurrectionary chiefs have been guilty OF
almost every species OF rapacity and violence Families
are greatly alarmed for their personal safety. Com
merce is entirely paralyzed houses Of business are
closed while ruin is met everywhere throughout the
capital.
The revoutioniss began think that Caracas had
fallen into their hands, the triumph complete; but
this was mistake. The States OF Bolivar Aragua and
part OF Caraboba for the revolution; but the Con
stutOnal Government party Il strongest in the other
portions of the Republic President Palacios, though
confined the public prison OF this city refuses to
cognize the revolutionary government Puerto Csbeo
Tor perhaps would be better to the castle OF Puerto
Cabeo, sustains 1t by furnishing numerous and unw
ling defenders. Coro dominated over by Gen Gasn VINO
has under orders 1900 well armed and equipped has
formed league with Maracaibo and the states OF the
Cordieras the purpose of opposing Guzman Blanco
Gen. Hernandez Is Commander,in-C hie1 OF al tnese
united forces Guayamas and other States OF the East
remain faithful to the OF Constitutional order 1t
IL thought the present occupation OF the capital by
BlancO will he ended before great while by the military
combination OF which mention is made above.
Strangers have suffered considerably at the hands or
the invaders well the natives Ii was for this
son that Dutch minister found himself compelled TO
leave the country Guzman has commenced work Of
coniscaon and Ia trying forced loans. The Consti
tutona (odl party hold all the war vessels. Guzman
has not ship.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.


....T The English iron clad Inconstant is now
generally admitted to be failure as seagoing vessel
The differences between the Scotch iron
masters and their workmen In fair way OF ADJUST
ment. $500, ,
.... The London Standard thinks no upward
movement In the money market is proDaDie pelofe
September.
execution five Of the Marathon brigands con-
cerDed in the recent butchery OF Foreigners
go. The Leeds Insurance Company's build
ing London fell into ruins last night. Due warning
had been given, and the inmates all escaped.
$50. Wee Admiral Sir Robert Spence Robin
son, Contractor OF the English Navy, and Edward j.
Reed, Chief Naval Constructor have resigned.
Senior CASTELAR, delivered a brilliant
speech in the Spanish Cortes yesterday In favor VI the
immediate abolition Of slavery in the Colonies.
49,. Williams extensive cotton factory in
Bolton, Eng totally destroyed by fire last night
latge number OF hands thrown out of employment.
....New-York financial quotations were not
received in London until late In the afternoon and were
lust in time to American bonds from uroOplng WIN
English securities
I'M. Provost ParadOl, the new French
Minister to the United States, il exceedingly popular
among the Americans In Paris who giving round Of
entertainments In his honor
The elections for the Diet are in pro-
ress in Austria Much excitement prevails. and
ings held every night in various quarters OF Vienna
The Liberal party Ia gaining in the provinces.
IA meeting was held in London on Mon
day night TO promote Christian unity Lord Eliot occu-
pied the chair Speeches urging harmony among re-
ligious sects made and appropriate resolutions
adopted.
49, The ceremonies of COmmemOratiOn Day
held at oxford University Monday. large and
distinguished audience was present. The Marquis OF
degrees The Hon. John Evelyn DenisOn Speaker Of
the House of Commons, received an honorary degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES,

Twelve convicts from the Tennessee Peniten-
yesterday.
....Since the heavy showers Monday night the
weather has exceedingly cold Name that fires
are in requisihon
IA Duluth dispatch states that the Northern
Railroad commenced working from the Daes
vigorously In days they will have O the first 10 miles
from the Junction.
IA serious riot has broken out among the Irish
laorers railroad n H. militia
companies have been there from Concord
In the New Hampshire Legislature, yesterday,
the hin Of Nashua Lowell and Wilton
Roads discussion Of bou indefinitely postponed
BY vote OfAz too
The first lot Of fat Texas cattle shipped East
passed through Neb yesterday Another lot Of one thousand
will be sent on to-day.
In the Massachusetts, House, yesterday,
ton Hartford and Ere aid bill the Governors veto was
lost The bill presented by MT Beard OF bfoohne
sent 70 The Senate Of the features to which the
For some time past rates for freights from
Eastern cities been dtuo
Alfred Cincinnati meeting held Of the general freight
agents Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Ohio and htsPp
Little Miami Pittsburgh and IT Louis Baltimore and Ohio In
disnapo Cneunat and Illinois Central Jefenvl MS
son and Indianapolis Evansville and Charlottesville Louisville Cnen
Lexington Railroads which fhts TO New YORK by r were
arranged fous follows; From Cineinnat - cents from
and Cairo s. cents from the lower
Ohio points and Nashville and Csksy g. cents The new Ann
into operation July l. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
FALLEN WOMEN IN BOSTON.

Boston, June 21.-The arrest of a large num-
Der of fallen in Boston created decided sensa
ton throughout the country about six weeks ago When
these women brought before the court, many Of
them placed upon probation through the efforts Of
Chief Savage At to-day Chief Savage appeared in
the Municipal Court before Chief Justice Bacon, to
der account of his stewardship In opening the
Chief Savage made the following address:
May 1t please your Honor-Some six weeks ago
had the unpleasant duty To present TO this Court large
number Of complaints Of peculiar character which
believe requires peculiar treatment. There those
who to think there is hope for fallen woman.
The police do not believe it, While have little sympa
thy with the wful, plotting, hardened criminal, we
believe that in many cases these women victims
rather than principals i'll crime; and that wholesome
restraint, useful employment, kind treatment and
enlargement will some of them Acting upon this
belief we came here to ask your Honor TO pursue
unusual We asked you 10 impose the restraint by
placing before them the gates of prison. yet giving
them one more chance of escape, while would have
the opportunity to try the experiment of kind treatment
and encouragement. And please allow me here the OPP
pOrtunty TO thank you and all good people for the wise
humane course pursued on that occasion In entering
upon "the experiment" on that day, promised you
such as had none we would provide them with homes;
and told you that kind hearts and open hands would
furnish the means In this last, assure you, have
not been disappointed, and we here to-day your
Honor TO render the first account OF our stewardship
OF the number arrested that OCCASION Fathers Cook
Cullen and the police took special charge of 49, Twenty
five put probation before the opening Of court
pearance giving them all one more opportunity for re-
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

IA fire at Fulton, Mo-, on Saturday, destroyed
badly damaged several adjoining buildings LOss
hOte, $4,000; uninsured.
Nathaniel Hazen was found dead in his bed in
Columbus YESTERDAY through the head lie prominently
connected With the Capital CITY Brush Company.
-. The passenger depot at Salem, n. H., on the
Boarlman, destroyed By Ere on Moaday night
-. Brotherton Brothers and Howard, who were
Francisco last mouth for committing forgery Hcson
and Spear have been held in default Of so vco bail
IA coroners jury in the case Of the boy East
Edward the
water but that the done without malice"
On Monday morning lightning entered the tel
Bnckpo Me- the instrument and setting he
place Many telegraph poles shattered and the hines work
badly. 80,
Portland Me- noad ashore Fo Pe6e Yesterday
Ii supposed be died It, the body quite sArm when dis
covered.
reward Of 5000 for the apphen
sion Of the parties tempered ballots Ward
that during election The railroad company declines
avail itseh Of the fraud.
"A servant named Betsey Kelly, living at No. 20
las uppoe had keeping with her She kru
10 the hospital discovered that abe The
suspected murderer has been arrested
IA severe thunderstorm passed Provi-
dnce n Considerable done BY light
ming houses being struck aud AIRED Ia
Gnenyic few miles from Providence Whpple Cos Nhelsngh
shop struck by lightning aud and destroyed The
about $1,000 $1,000 The IRE communicated 10 The
VI Barnes Sprgus. which also DESTROYED Loss St,t@
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retary OF State TO Faeher Mchot. Of Reps deeaes
70 the Government az Ottawa, In which he says

retarv OF State 10 Faeher Rcho of RePs deeates
to the Government at Ottawa, In which he says
"As regards the expedition, II is viewed with mues
suspicion aud il not at all Acceptable to any vi
cannot view this expedition in any other light than was
the approach Of McDougal as LeutenantG nss
November. In view Of the peaceful eonditlon vi He
since the evil spirits eft ,ae t and
the Indians and the evident Intentions OF ehfIig
the Confederation satisfactory conditions, Dy the see
Of you and your delegates being IN ottaws we oee
this expedition az entirely unnecessary and believe IL
intended TO compel the people TO accept tne cond.os
dictated by the Canadian Government, when cannot DC
effected without the act Of 1867 In reference 10 Busn
colonies entering into confederation"
RED RIVER TROUBLES NOT SETTLED.
The English are clearly not deceived by the
aspect Of affairs the Northwest. The London Standard
Of June says:
Our latest news from the extreme West Of the Canadian
Dominion sgnaly confutes the predictions 30 rashy haz
arded by Mr. Monse % TO the settlement OF the Red
River difficulty and confirm all the misgivlngs which we
veutred TO utter few days ago TO the probable end
of the winnipeg expedition We pointed out at the nme
the absurdty Of calculating on pacific solution OF s
quarrel the absence Of any provision FOR the apa.e
ment of Louis Riel and his pretensions; ana tne
event has perfectly justified our anteipations' III
now appears rs from the first extremely probable
that the authors of the Red River emeute are ny no
disposed to abandon their position Wltaou1
struggle that they dissatisfied as they NATURALLY
would be- with the arrangements made by the Canadan
Government and that Louis Riel Is making prepara-
tons TO oppose the march Of Gen. Lindsays expedition
1t is evident, IN fact that neither nad tIe sh
ties to accept the assurance OF pacine setenet vi .
Red difficulty seeing that was impossible 70 Know
intelligence of what had been done on Deha oI
the territory in respect OF its admission into
the Dominion would be received by the Insurgents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

mr. Honor. we have spared no pains in this VIC

Your Honor, we have spared no pains in this work
and good people have forward with their ard and
enconra cement. 1t is all that could WISH yet
trust something has been done to Justify the expert
ment" If we save but one, were she my daughter or
yours we would think it worth all the labor
ChiefJustce Bacon replied to these remarks by say
ing that the taken by the Court in reference to
these appeared to be the best that could be taken
and gave the best promise OF suppressing this social
evil which is 40 fragrant 1t taken with the under
standing that each Individual should be looked after
and should inquire If the process OF law had been
duly respected. The individual cases then called,
assigned and reports TO the condition and prospects
Of each were given. Some of the were present
TO answer and others responded for by Chief
Savage member of the police force. The several
then continued OF defaued, according to the
merits The report OF the Chief shows
gratifying in this noble refornaory work, and
all good citizens will rejoice at the result Of the expert
mo nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

to are eemng with accounts OF outrages This lie par
ticulary the case North Carolina, and no surprise
need be felt at daily dish Of horrors from that State
served up In The Chronicle or said one OF the North
Carolina Senator'S intend to the military, and In
Justification we must get these statements disseminated
through the North"
The House Committee on Commerce, to-day, decided TO
report favoraby on Mr. Benefits bill to enlarge the Erie
Canal and ultimately make 1t free from tolls The bill
involves guarantee Of interest bonds amounting to
s9ooooo with provision for their payment, principal
and interest out Of the tolls. The Committee will ask
that the bill be consideration time after the
LIST Of January next,
Supervisor Conkling of Louisiana at the Revenue
Bureau to-day He reports the increase Of tax in that
State per during the past year, and the in
the Of the income tax at co
per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
AN INFANT MURDERED BY A GIRL.

READING, Pa, June 21.-An atrociOus infant
murder took place yesterday afternoon Boyertown
in this county. little child of william Ludy, about
year old had its throat cut with butchers knife by
girl aged about 49, who employed in Ludys family.
The murder was committed while the family were at
work in hay field The girl at first charged the crime
on Waterman the railroad, but the circumstances
pointed almost concusvey to her guilt which she after
ward admitted No motive is known, except that she
killed the child because il a trouble To her. After
the murder she fed 10 the woods, and not appre
hended till this morning, when the driver Of the Boyer
stage found her SOnersve, and brought her
to this city, where she is now in Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

Judge John A. Campbell and J. @ A. Fellows
each for contempt the Eighth District Court OF Lous
for Offering f petition that their clients could not get Justice
therein.
.... Gov. Hoffman announces the following In
tended appointments For Commissioners 81 Appeals erJqge Hiram
Gray RmTai eHudg William H. Lonsrd foTh for Jnige Of
Supreme Court Third District IN place Of Rufus W. PeeklAm re-
signed William 5. Learned Of Albany
m The snit Of Daniel Lyons against the Erie Rail
BHghhIEiOn, 5000 i0r
sustained by he Cs ock disaster April 49, 1903 wls e3nnled on
The which disable bun
reby ard his h Judge Murray 10 bis change 10 he
jury The Company by aw under oil
keep tlor road 10 0E4e aud responsible ~ oan
ages tLc T,ai d snY negligence and according 10 The nol
Company ly ~ The uryf atef ieo hous o'
iBeauoa IetDlIec. yCIiict iOr tie DGItG oI $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
Majority against.

Before the adjournment which took place at 1870 m
an effort was made by some members TO procure the
adoption of rule suspendng the sittings of the House
at midnight Mr.. Gladstone compromised the matter,
promising to introduce matters likely to meet with
opposition after II o'clock.
the House OF Lords, tonight took up the Married
Womens Property BILL and after brief debate referred
il to Select Committee. After other business Of little
importance the House adjourned.
lively sensation was caused in the Lover House of
Parliament this evening, by alarm Of fire. which hap
PLY proved to be false.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

HONOLULU, June 1, via San Francisco, June
n-The Legislature is discussing the repeal of OBJ
jectionahe section Of the law relating to masters and
servants.
The United States steamer Saginaw has arrived from
Midway Island She reports that the work OF removing
the distractions is advancing favorably but it will
quire two years. and cost from 100000 TO 100000, In
stead OF $4,000
The ships sumatra, for Hong Kong and r. NJ sloman,
for Bakers Island, touched at Honolulu route for
their destinations.
The steamer City OF Melbourne OF the Austrian Steam
ship Line took uns Of island produce for sydney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
FRANCE.

THE EMPEROR IMPROVING IN HEALTH-THE ST.
GOTHARD RAILWAY INTERPELLATIoN-THE
GOVERNMENT CENSURED-MANIFESTO FROM
TIE WORKINGMEN.
PARIS, Tuesday, June 81, 1870.
The Emperors condition is much improved.
He suffers little pain from the gout and the swelling
OF the foot has subsidized The Emperor and Court went
to st. Cloud this afternoon.
In the Corps Legislatf to-day NJ Marcy Monge opened
the Interpolation previously submitted by NJ Pire in
regard TO the st. Gothard Railway. The Duke OF Gram
mont Minister OF Foreign Affairs, replied that no in
erests OF France, either political commercial
menaced by the construction Of the ST. Gothard Railway
as the Government OF Switzerland had promised the
French Foreign Office, early as 1866, that
in certain contingencies the railway should
be destroyed. He added that the French Government
would pursue such a course seemed In accordance
with its interests in regard to the simplon 1t would
refuse needed subsidies for the population Of the
Northern and Western provinces, but the Simplon rail
way project required larger than the ends to which
il was directed seemed to justify the Government In
expanding.
Deputy Estanceln spoke in favor Of subsidy for the
simplon route, and NJ. Plchon, Minister OF Public
Works, opposed it. Gen. Lebeuf, Minister of War, said
that the Government OF Switzerland would maintain her
own neutrality and the neutrality Of the international
railway, and in the event Of she would receive
assistance from France II necessary.
Several Deputies of the Left censured the Government
for not interfering at the negotiation OF the treaty OF
Berne Deputy Ferry said: The majority is RESPONSE
BILE for sadowa" He was called TO order ny the Pres
dent but continued 10 speak in cenure Of the course OF
the Government asserting that the neutrality OF switzer
land was not nyioable. This had been shown at the
time OF the French Revolution and in 1915, when Swiss
neutrality proved to be mere myth vote OF the
Chambers TO adjourn closed the Interpolation.
The International Society Of Workngmen have Issued
manifesto, declaring that their organization has never
hoen secret one that all their meetings have been pub
lie and that all the resolutions adopted by the Society
have been published in its recognized organ This mani
fesio is Issued on account of the approaching trial of
members Of the Society for alleged connection with the
conspiracy against the Empire
Letters from Paris generally represent that France
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THE INDIANS.

ATTACK ON THE FORT BUFORD wOoD-CHOP-
PERs-THE WHITE MEN NEARLY ALL
KILLED.
CHICAGO, June 2t.-Col. Barron of the 18th
Infantry arrived at Sioux City from Fort Benton yester
day. and reports attack by Indians upon the Fort
Buford woodchoppers, killing nearly all of them. The
Colonel thinks this is the opening Of the longmedtated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
REPEAL MOVEMENT IN IRELAND.

The Dublin Freeman's Journal refers to the
movement for "the establishment of local legislature
I'm Ireland which seems, 1t says ito be taking root
rapidy and spreading widely among the mercantile and
professional classes of Dublin well as among the
country gentry" The form the question Is likely 10
assumes Is demand that the local affairs OF Ireland be
managed and controlled by local assembly in Ireland,
and that all imperial controlled by Imperial
Assembly which Ireland, England and Scotland shall
be respectively represented"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
THREE MEN DROWNED IN PORTLAND HARBoR

THREE MEN DROWNED IN PORTLAND HARBoR.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 21.-Three men were
drowned harbor this afternoon by the upsettng Of
a boat Their j. w. H. Rogers Of the firm of
Rogers Fuller Co Of Boston, Charles w. Holmes, also
Of Boston, and Timothy Angdon OF this city, who had
charge the boat The body OF Rogers recovered
time after the accident but those Of the other
two been found. The boat capsiged by
sudden gust Of wind, and Immediately filed and sunk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
PORTUGAL.

RECEPTION OF THE U. s. Ministerial POPULAR
DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR OF sALDAHHA.
LISBON, Tuesday, June Il, 1870
The King officially received the new Amer
lean Minister few days ago. The usual friendly speeches
were made.
On Sunday a monster demonstration was made here In
favor OF Gen. saldanha- Twelve thousand people
present.