The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-14
The Manchester Journal
E.AIsarsaI genrnal.

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and isrorslle neF,orss irun 6snarai
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lakc shiei ernmsbd IN ,hs Geld
THuGspAT. oSt. gth.- Iafsnaiion
from Cerislh sl.ops tbs baliIe 70 have
leen aeysf.-ilsaa The rebels bFvke
llg centre kns q ouf Iaiasry, and
SEARCHED into The streets " Coriassli,
wher~, Cor . Time lissy scented 70
have gained Iisc day bot chen new
beucrisw opened upon them they
were driven back alth CREST slaughter
= and MI tho ground loss was re-
gained. AZ ye. the resuh is noi
knowas
All de stories aboat the changes
Ia llse esbsaol and army officers Is
probably d No authority, only ono Of
The lbousand things PAT in large
lype, 10 siarlls the people, give The
news boyA loud cry, and make the
papers cell.
fRIpAY, Oct. 10Th Nothing Of
special Interest. We are anxious to
bear more from Corinlh. We ARE
sonewha. spprehensise sha. the re-
sal, Of ,hs lighting there from the
prsscnl silence, il not all that we may
desire.
SATURDAY, Oct. llih.-This morn
ing VIC have the startling intelligence
that the rebel cavalry have crossed
the Potomac. and taken Chambers
burg in Pennsylvania. This seems
utterly inexeuSable on the part Of our
forces, and especially the Governor Of
Pennsylvania. Why were all the
troops withdrawn from these frontier
towns, while the enemy lay in such
force just beyond tho river, and ready
a Il seems, TO cross over at any mo-
mont, make q dash upon some Of
these border places, secure horses,
and plumber, and then force their way
back again, and get ready for some
new expedition. Gen. Mcclellan il
Is said was the night before in Phila-
delphia, but wen, back the mex morn
ing.
II Is singular, that just as our
high officers are congratula,ing one
another on the repulsc Of the rebels
from Maryland, aud complimenting
Gov. Curtin for his promptness and
efficiency in repelling invasion, that
bis own frontier should be actually
invaded and some Of bis principal
frontier towns taken by the enemy.
MONDAY, Oct. l3th.-The news
this morning is interesting, but leaves
Us in doubt as to the war in Ken
lucky, the state Of things at Corinth,
and the raid into Pennsylvania. Our
army in Kentucky is following up
the rebel forces and probably before
This another battle has been fought
the result Of which Is not yet known
here.
Our troops on the Potomac are
pretty well stirred up by the bold,
reckless dash of the rebel cavalry
over the river and up into the border
Of Pennsylvania. II is not stated
how many were engaged in this per-
fcrmance. The rebels are doing mis-
chief, taking property and injuring
The public works TO rome extent, but
with our present information, We can
not tel what they expected to accom-
plish, neither can we state very accu-
rately what they have done. Il is
said indeed that none Of them viii
be permitted 10 get back TO Virginia.
Bot this can be better told hereafter.
Nashville is represented as being en-
tirely surrounded by the rebels, who
captured trains on their way to the
city or from It, and from all accounts
is condition appears to he critical.
Bat We presume relief will be sent TO
Il fiom some quarter, for il would be
. sad disaster TO have that fne city
10 into the hands OF rebels.
APPLEs ron TIKI HOSPITALS
By note from the Secretary Of the
Sanitary Commission, we learn that