Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-31
Notes and Comments.

sident the census just taken though not all
made up, shows a resident population Of over
three millions and a quarter.
ten. schcnck will wear his old Maj
/ Gen. 3 uniform on state occasions as Minis.
ter to England, and refused to go to Cyrus
W. Fields dinner party to the British Com
mssioncrs at New York After staying in
London year, he is expected to return and
become the head attorney Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad
The National Senate finally adjourned
about half-past five on Saturday afternoon,
having first passed, by vote Of % to l3,
Mr. Wilson's resolution releasing the recu-
SAINT witnesses at the close of the session We
suspect that Senators, hereafter, will be eau.
tiou' about impri.oning newspaper correspon-
dents
The German Parliament has been oppos.
ing some Of the schemes of Bismarck but he
has brought it into submission, by a threat
TO resign his position in the ministry With.
out Bismarck to plan and Won Moltke to
execute, the German Empire would exist
only in the Imagination Of its dreaming en-.
thusasts, and Parliament cannot well resist
the commands Of the greatest Of The two.
1t is stated that the American board Of
commissioners Of foreign missions has been
made the residuary legatce Of the estate Of
the late John G. Brooks of Portland, and will
realize thcrcfrom some $4,000, and by the
terms Of the viii the board will. receive after
the deccase Of Mrs BROOKS, the further sum
Of $4,000, the income Of which She is to re-
ceive during her lifetime
The German troops from France will
make their triumphal entry into Berlin on the
18th Of June, and the Emperor Of Russia
viii be present as an honored guest. How
much the Germans owe the Gar for the VIC
tories they are about to celebrate, may never be
revealed, but that he is entitled to their mu.
nifcent Inequalities on this occasion no one
can doubt The two Emperors now acting
in harmony control Europe, but we may soon
see STRUGGLE between them for the now diyi.
ded power
t..,., ~, .r
tire from the Cabinet and become the Ameri-
can member oe the Tribunal Of Arb;tro,ior
which meet. at Geneva Asbo has lone boe,
known TO be desirous If retirip, and b,. 30
manned chiefly bec,uss Of tho Ai,bom. oros
tiop the story /. moro rrob,tlo ,boo nos, ~
those which como from, V..hio,,,n II. ,u..
well desire to bo associated v;I ho .ooo,,,
sion Of work which has boer 90 bo,or.tIo
to him. and certainly we couIa vi.b mo hotter
representative
-Brigbam young :. dovont hol;.y.- IN
the mavim that II is alvoys ,dvi.,hlo % L.ro
something to fall back upop nj. .ome,bi,,
is the Sandwich Island. Tbere c.r bo no
ouo.tior tho, ho ho;n, ho r.,1.a, -.
is ba. contaminated ,bo ros.ih;l;,, 90 ~
an irruntop Of GENTLE. into Utah A. viii
make another romov.l oe tho s,i,,, ovr,a;
ent if not ab.olptelv necessary I, o.s,;,,
about for means to provide against mi. oper5
eency his eve would naturally req, nnon ,bo
group in question
The Netbod,s, Root corcern coun,;,,o.
have decided 10 .u.rond Rev d. Lan.h.n
for the Assistant A ,arcv of tho co,.orn ana
annointoa Juno : ar the ;rro.,;,o,;on IS ~
cbar,es rrosor,el amino, him H., ~ n.
Carleton D- r,,abon b.sso a.. C.,...;,
100 .,u,onn;.,,;on M. .a.......l,,!..I
legation. Of fr,ud and ,n;.m,n,,omo,., in ,bo
.,Tdrot 81 tbo ag,i-s orn., O., ii 49,.
TOD tb,t bs had now ooa ;u,..,... ill.
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+, tbo I'm hath n.-,io. ,,a;n, -.
,r;,t tho ,-ol.,l.;i;,;a. e.. c..
iie,n. .ocnri,, tho donhtGJ ,n.,,ho.. A.
the one.,;or 81 election : oomrIi.a,a1 ,,;n
that of orgapiza,iop ,bere viii aoub,les. No
considerable DELAY
on..a v;.,..;. .i...,,ee
o,d veor on yyoJnos1.nIa., M.~otn ~.
ho 5o,L 81 r,.. - I'm or
wear Of ber roiao W. ho.o r. .,n, Io,,tla
tbo .oars g he .;. IL III - -.
down 70 1qo5 uor - ha, 80 ..1,,I
be 81 or ool. .ho,,, e.. -. .1 1I.,r
-. IL,
TIT when be d;ed mi WV .o;nned
more than seyo,tv.,,,o roo,s AL Po.l;no,,1
l. land IVA of the Two sicilies sixtv.si1
wears Should Victoria REIGN for onlv sivtv
years she will have worn the crown LONGER
than apy other English Tor British, SOVEREIGN
as her orondf,ther wbo no,y bolds tho f.s,
L.. :. a. n. al A .t
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