The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-08


), ets relas, 81 a ,ose 4 ,0toSa.
Wash.bg'on oct
4 Aroaft & itgulgy eemFosel Il Captains
iesulgiie l'eRlffeta aui Mofrs aftra
lo iaf a' $50 navy yerl 10 examine the
ica8dHi q temmauler Chandler. III ne
eamr pw Geo II Winsloe. s
ialea Advocate
y bias been ascnHurl HAT Howell.
olaas Euneek Meuiet. A,bli>o9. a.. el,s
s'al bed y. Walker a correspondent Of
The Nw lok fApftss. b,s nade ia ~
estpe inlo Virginia. through aid afforded
hin ~ his rbel friends h Mafylapd.
NalteF j recovering fom his Nouads
ll'e hen.ueky cavalry ftrimeni j slil
Without aay officially recognized Colonel
4 petiiiuH = d circulation Recommending
Leut Col Owens iof tbr command.
Prince Salm Salm vas sometime aso ap-
pointed, bat n his own request. change
Vas been made aud be Il nov attached to
Gen. henker's ,,aH,
Henry A. Made, Of Ohio has been ap.
pointed Brigaditr General.
Capt. Gooksngcr. al English officer.
late "a the papal military service, hus been
commissioned, Captain 10 our volunteer
service, oa b. recommendation q his no.
illness. 'tIe Pope thus nakus The fifth Eu-
ppem monarch Who has recommended
officers tog service ia the | United States.
Thursday.
Louisville, oct ..
TIE Nashville Union aid american
contains tieu. Iohnsion's proclamation 10
the people 81 Kentucky II Is similar IN
toHe 70 thai 81 Gen. Buekncr HE same
paper says We are informed lhat
large number Of Kentnckians are focking
10 Gen Bucknc's standard, and request
ample provision to be made for those vito
arc destitute Of arms, Sc II says that
Major Penlon,fom Louisville, has secured
six locomotives and a large number Of ears
for the rebels.
Coy. Harris has called for 10000 ,ol-
unteerS in accortmce with Gen. John.
ston's requisilon. The New Orienns
Crescent says there has been q wonderful
influx OF lennesseeaus into that city since
the passage OF Tie sequeslntion act. but
somehow they lclt their families in the
Northern States.
The Richmond DispateL Of die "a ni.
says il il ramorcd thm Cen Mcclellan
caused 400 llessians TO be shot, III her
than send ihem TO tie Tonugas lsaads,
lor characterization.
Tie city is quiel, bul conflicting rpmors
prevail regarding he intended military
il kcpiucky, but nothing sul.
dcienly definite o. authentic 70 commu-
i,ieale
Frankfort, Sept 2
The Senate resolution offered ~ Mr.
Whitaker Sc tetday requesting Gov Ma
gqtlin 10 resign wa, re1elfed 10 tile e,Il-
miiee on i,d,ral relations. j he House
adopted the resolutions iu~lucling Messls.
I5rcckinridgc AMI Powell 10 resign rs Il
vote u - 70 ST..
Nathan Guthrie Jr, has Leca confirm
cd III Secretary Of Smte. wee Air. Monroe
who las gone South Both Houses pa sd
TIE s2,Jo9oo loan.
New York, Oct z.
Mr. Davis lale policeman az Charles
ton, was sent 10 Nashville fora prisoner
md had 70 20 into Kentucky, thence TO
lie lcfi Charleston on he
l7th Of Sept, ~ which time there were
Use hundred en- on Sullism's Island and
1000 IL Fort sumter The batteries were
being erected for the protection Of The city
At all points.
Tbs Times despatch states tllat the re-
lored naval expeditions lnre alarmed the
Extreme Southern States The Governor
j South Carolina las demanded 4 return
II his regiments, and some have gone.
An arrival from Richmond states dat
he rebel treatment Of the prisoners il
'ery bad, especially since The late escapes.
Cairo, Oct. 2.
The gun boat CoaeSfoga went down the
ifer last night within miles Of Colum-
rus. She chased the rebel gun boat .ieF
Dmjs, obligng her TO take shelter under
over of tue rebel batteries on shore. 1t
yas ascertained that the ten. Daeis had
n armament Of four six Founders. The
.oaestoga found the rebel signal fires
urning several miles this side Of Column
US.
The Charleston bridge has been repaired
nd trains are running Today. The woods
ack Of Birds Point are said to BE- alive
nth rebels. Continual skirmishing by
he piekets is reported.
The latest reports from the South say
hat a large portion Of Gen. Pillow army
ave crossed the river al Belmont ~ route
Dr. Cape Guardian.
Friday.
Jefferson City, Oci. ..
The following is a special dispatfh 10
he ST. Louis Democrat:
DR.. White, Of Col. Mullgan's brigade
rived here in the Sedalia train III 40
arly hour this morning, and brings infor-
ration from Lexington up to Wednesday
light.
Gen. Price had left Lexington with the
,atn icdv ~ Iia farce and II yuctsinsr