Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-31

ANOTHER ONE NAILED.-The Columbp
(Ohio) State Journal says: {" 1t would b.
difficult, if not impossible, to keep count Of
all the lies set afoat by the New York Trib
une. The last is. that William c. HoweIs
editor of the Ashtabula Sentinel, and his son.
have come out for Greeley One of the mos.
earnest Grant letters we have read this can
yass is from William c. Howells"
The balance in the Treasury Saturday. was
as follows: In currency. Sll.424, 353; in
coin, 500 .9l9 ,6l3, including S3l SGT, 800 in
coin certificates.
a dispatch from Providence, R. l., July
28th, says;
| The alleged Cuban privateer Pioneer
which has been lying at Newport in Custod,
! of Collector Marcy for violation Of Intervening
( laws, passed into the charge of United States
Marshal Coggeshall, Saturday, on an order
/ of President Grant 20 hold the vessel for
violation of the neutrality act of 1918.
Twelve cars of oil were burned on the
Erie Railway west of Elmira, n. Y, Sab
bath N orning. Loss $4,000.
| 1t is estimated that the savings consequent
| on Mr. Boutwell's purchase Of the rebel az
chives viii amount to several millions Of dol
| lars.
An omnibus containing eighteen persons
was run into by mail train while crossing
the railroad track at Rustrin, near Frank
| fort. in Germany, Monday, dashed in pieces,
and eight persons were killed. The train
was uninJured.
The Mikado of Japan has come to the
sensible conclusion to allow both parties to
| stand at the reception Of foreign ministers
| The first party so presented was Admiral
! Ion pf rho United States N1vv
/ At last our army is to be reuniformed /.
needs it badly enough. 4 new equipment
for enlisted men will he furnished and worn
| by December of this year.
The Buffalo Presbytery on Saturda Az dcp3s-
cd Rev NJ. l.. p. Thompson, charged with
adultery at jamestown, from the ministry.
and indefinitely suspended aim from CON-
muni0n.
/ OF the twenty seven Republican papers IN
/ Missouri YThieh went with Graft Brown aud
Schurz for State reform. all but one, Sehurz's
/ paper, are Out-and-Out for Grant
The harp that once in Grsegey-s hat.s
Did Yankee Doodle play,
Vow tunes as notes To DiVe'- LanG-
In hopes delusive ray
/ When Senator Ferry wac reelected in Con
necticut, the Greeleyites rejoiced in the belief
that he would support the sage Of ChapPa-
qua In a letter dated July 20sh he says.
Il support the Grant and Wilson ticket
+ Before it was made had expressed ny
opinion of Mr. Greeley as a candidate.
/ have not changed it. By November it viii
/ be found that the opinion Of the country
/ has settled in the same direction Make your
mind easy about Connecticut The State
Will give to Gen. Grant a larger majority
than it did four years ago.
/ Frederick Eilers, q valet of trecht, H7l-
/ land. robbed his mistress of jewels and bonds
to the amount of $50, 600 on the 23d o.
June, and with three accomplices escaped 10
England and took passage for New York
where they proposed to divide the proceeds
Meanwhile, Minister Gericke of the Neither
/ lands cabinet telegraphed Consul General
/ Buriage at New York, informing him OF the
robbery and fight. and he was accordingly
on the lookout. Recently, much to hIs
establishment, the General received visit
from the four, who wished 10 sell him some
bonds Convinced that they were the men
I be wanted, he caused their arrest, when the
most of the booty was recovered, and the
men, strange to say, released