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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-21

Another British precrdsu, for closing n
hafior with Stone is given ~ ScOl's life
of Napoleon; England. un,,b e 10 get
opponuniiie, Of assail,ng French vessels.
was induced 10 have recour.e 20 strange,
aud, il proved Intellectual means OF car
ryRg on hos,iltics. Su,.h WAS The attempt
al i slrosing the harbor Of Bonlogue b,
sinking IN the roads ships lossd,.d with
stones England could block up an en-
emy's hari'or, aud i was only strange"
act; the same England denouncvs tile
Llorkasis ii hostile port on It, own sill
by lIie United S,ales ~ crime againsi
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y. C. r.
Sd company VI. sharp shooter.
GASP or INSTRUCTION.
WARRINGTON. y. G., jan. IL. 1862. {

tAAP OF tSsfhgCTioNs
WAsHIAcToA. h. g.. Jan IL, 1862.
EpIToRs journal :--Once more will
scribble few lines for insertion in your
columns, if such might be- agreeable TO
yourselves. In the first place il may be
proper TO remark that our Company leit
it. place Of rendezvous at Bratleboro, on
the first day OF the New Year Of sixty -lwo !;
and suffice il to say after successful but
tedious Journey we arrive I'd at our camp
on the Saturday after. ] dislike to be
clas.ed with the fault finders. but ! do say
if The citizen part Of community have TO
travel BY night ani hay stil by day, rs
much as The military do, ! think the ar
rangement for travel between Vermont
and Washington is not the best. But
there is an old saying, believe. that some
choose darkness rather than Light because
their deeds are evil; but speaking Tor our
COMPANY, ] can say give US light for our
intentions al least are good, and trust our
deeds may be also. We left with eigiy-
tao men, and arrived ia eamp with the
same but jas one of our humber has
thus soon passei frosn rs. Tie rsmaisd-
sr q he Company, being sich witb mess-
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Communications.
Fr ma FOR, Royal
u. S. GuABoAT OTTAWA,
PORT ROYAL tERHY, \. C.,
I....... - ~

iJ $50 tN-1'
EDS. Journal AT last small dem.
onslraiion has been made against the reb-
ell forces on the main land Of the sunny
S5ath," though the immediate results may
not seem TO be very satisfactory We left
Port Royal laibor day before yesterday,
aud together with the "Pembinl, steam
cd up TO Beaufort, where We anchored
once more of the town. Capt. Rogers
and several Officers Of the Wabash ACCOM-
panied us, the former in command Of the
expedition, was on board this vessel. winch
was the flagship Of the occasion. We had
two Of the Nsbash's launches 10 tow, and
the Prmbina two or three Of her cutters,
and each boat carrying howitzer with a
crew Of men 10 work them, these bel z ia
tended 10 cover the landing u troops
About dark the +. +. Hale gunboai,
arrived II Beaufort as also the STEAMBOATS,
Delaware and Boston. each loaled with
troops from Hilton Head. and soon after
We got under way, and fell our way up
the rive about two miles, with negro
-Wiliau' as guide, when VIZ got aground,
bat was of again with the rising iide, and
then mcored our vessel at stern and stem
for tic night. At io'elock mex, morning,
yesterday, the launches AID cutters Of lhs
wabash left our little hotilla and pulled
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Mr. Colifa1's hil FROM the PosioAics
Committee cont mp'aiss. !. The asaliion
OF franking; ?. Tie oonv, vance % malta.
be fnashF now enii I'D 10 free trausmis.
s'on by mail without the prepay fneht If
POSTAGE. leaving sueh rostagr 10 be laia
by shr recipients. 5 The conveyance Of
Congress onal p eehe. and seeds Tor two
thousand miles OF less al ihc rate OF eight
ceSts pc pound, and Of Co gse.sional
decuments NJ the Eonlpal raie u tHo cents
PER Po1nd
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The CaBise,.

TIE rrmovsl u Sec. Cam,rou from tie
highly responsible post Il Sec. u War,
and tie appointment u Sir. stanton IN
his stead, is one Il the most important
step, yc, taken by the Executive.
Mr Stanton, a is well known, was
member u Buchanan's Cabinet aud 3 lead
ing member ollie Democratic party Ills
appointment evino-s, on the part OF the
President ful realization Of The nature
AID the wants of the present state Of af-
fairs. TIE rebcHioa il ,eor MOI agailia
ony political party, Bat against The goreyH-
n'eps itseLf.' all sccis, crreds and PERSIA
,ions, are equally interest in the results,
and equally entitled TO share IN lis respot-
sblil,.s. it, trials and lis honors--a f,ct
which, be il ever spoken with a proud
satisfaction. In. from the beginning been
fully realized by the great demo ratio ar
" Il tie North. Though iuH defeated in
= healed political contest, wish an entire
unauin,ity they rallied TO Tie d,.ienee Of
our common rouutry IN the hour ri IL
bitter trial Col bless them for il. II
was their duty. aud nobly did dizzy re pond
thereto. The APPOINTMENTS Mr.. S'an'on
TO the second place Of responsibility il The
government. viii resolve tie a probation
Of The entire country.
The cau.e. off isscp have moi Vt been
announced; but il may well he supposed
TO be the result Of Nj. { meron', course IN
regard 10 the conduct Of the war. IN this
the tx secretary was evidently in error
II was lis proyin e alone to eonduct the
war according io The Laws Of the Rrpublic,
and n h attempt 10 control It's conduct
bs his personal views and character ht
departed fro", his proper functions 1t will
be soon enough for our Cabinet officers 10
direct the course Of the war when The will
Of the people as expressed ly the laws Of
the nation shall be insufficient for that
purpose. May that day never dawn.
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les, were lett Al home, Private Wm. +.
White, II wanlsboro. died oa thr morn.
ing Of die Ieh. lie was attacked With
diplheriA 500 Sfsrr wc arrived. and his
CASE from 'he hra seemed hopeless The
writer hAs often 'hoaghi that II anything
could iaske hm happy !, soald be 10 60
rliru1gs The campaign and wlreu peace ~as
+ restored TO our enrv prosperous and hap.
i ny land, 10 return to Our native State with
all Of his cotnrads, uussathed Bur Indeed
We little kuo~ how many more II our sol
der family the laws a nature will take
irons us. AT ,lrr present time H. very
siekiy IN this camp, aithongh judgmg lrom
Us loeAlion, 20 tlr As tl.at goes, should
thnk tmigla be healthy. Oar camp 10
located on hill two miles north II the
Capitol, apd in dry weather isa nice place
indeed t,r a miliar, encaml n,tnt, but in
wei weather do not lelieye there IL n
good place any wherr. Within the past
week w. have had Nil sorts Of w-athlr.
from very cold and freezing down TO the
temperature OF AN autnn,L day il, Vermont.
We have had one or Two days Of WEI
weather. and IA Tia. soil is oi elayey mix
ture, we all becamv r. eholders !, the Dis
lrict of Columbla, and had small iarur
forced upon Us which We carried about
upon the bottoms of our boots. Yesterday
was yer! pleasant day indeed, but this
Monday morning Of the 18Th, AT O'Clock,
ll.nk old bon.as is doing his best, Al least
he ratly around M, tent 80 il is useless to
Try and sleep. and the consequence Is
am now penniug this article. What the
next weak will bring forth it is hard to
conjecture, for Judging tom the past !
think the weather quite AS changeablc A.
in New England.
IN regard TO war news II IS useless for
me TO say anything about for am saiisN
fled that The citizens Of Vermont arr much
b tier posted than the soldier Al the seat
OF war. We have several times heard tie
roar Of artillery across the Potomac, and
have hoped more MAS being made, but
as yet have been disappointed. Speaking
Of move II may be proper TO remark that
il one was to be made, The fifteen hundred
Sharp Shooters now in camp here ARE IN
no condition 10 take part III it, for as yet
they have no guns excepting Two or three
Companies Of the first regiment, that far
nishcd their own. There il IN this the
second regiment. Companies that have
been here two and three months that las.
not seen gun, except few rusty old
muskets 10 do guard duty with, l}ut ~
hope to soon receive the most approved
rife, such rs was promised US upon enlist
ing Since we have been in camp there
has several Of the 2d Regiment OF YER
monr paid us visii. and there has solllc
Of our Company been there but the ar
rangements for crossing The Potomac are
limited, and very few Of the many soldiers
upon either side can have al opportunity.
But as 1t is getting near morning, my du-
lies are such that | shall lave to CLOSE
Allow me to FAY the package OF JornSAIs
were received and welcomed in camp, es-
pccially by the relres, NATIVES Of Ben
ningtun County. n.
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PlRu That the Peruyians are not all given
to ito much speaking" may he supposed from
the following brief epstlss, which evidently refer
TO The same matter
MissSs LDITops 1T may be matter Of in
tertst or some Of your readers 10 know that the
''oice' hat went to smash, ;" has been repair
ed by the People. PERu.
MExpED.--The Peru Post Office which was re-
porte to have gone to smash. am happy TO in
form you is meudel; should any one feel anxious
to know with what material, would say, not with
Spaldings Glue. bur with cement from WASH
ington. y.
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ON VI. h"gheh Shleh tuay possess kOtis inter-
cs, as it speaks Of the abundant supplies rees'-
ed from Vermont, and br,athss w patriotic spir--
il Of the writer. Your
l.. Is. Asns1nonGs
After detailing the various duties Of the
camp, and tie devious marches and eoun-
trr marches, aud msnseessory exposure Of
the men aud the Hecsssary consequences
of such exposure IN sickness aud death. he
goes on TO say J have given youa pretty
long yarn. bat ! must spin il little long
err Ny own healtl' has gr' atly improved J
ain weak yet. bun clear Of disease, and have.
god appetite. The skies begin to bright
EN-. The Cairo fleet has started, and Lane
is aiou rarting with thirty thousand ,pir-
IFS of his Own choice. lie will take the.
club that Fir mont had TO laJ diva nnI Y
use il as Sampson did the jawbone of The
ass. Last nisl seventy Eve ihou,and men
crossed Chain Bridge within four mites Of
u0s aid " IpVNh W Hl' ~ tttA uSH NC WSEu
to advance soon, and woe unto that army
which shall meet the army Of the Potomac.
Every man IL on tip Toe and impatient to
start, ne airs hred OF tho drill and picket
guard. Every man says lie. Us fight, We
had rather fight than stay herr and die
with disease. do NOT know as the rebelE
will fight even in Manassas the strongest
place IL the South il they do fight they
will be blJtted out Of existence. have
not seen . rebel yet. ard scarcely expect
10. But shall stay I'LL this wss is ended
or my dust shall mingle with the sarred
soil Of DID Virginia, " some Of the Othss
seresdrd Slaiee.
] want 10 come back 10 Vermont and
enjoy Tree government. ] have seem
enough of despotism, especfotiy Saal'tery
despotism and want 10 live long enaigA
to help box Old England's ears. Asto
c otbins, we havs received lwice as much
- we need. aod eur Captaio gave laEga
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wgLL DoSE'--Eyery man in the 81
company Of sharp shooters, which has jus
len The State, sglcd the aloiment Toll.
the average amount for each m 10 assigned
Cor tie benefit OF their families being len
dollars.
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RECEIVED. The February number Of he new
mauthiy TnT CONTINENTAL Il isa complete sue
cess. The political articles are ultra but able aud
perspieuVus II M ornament to our current
literature aud We aye glad 10 hear VI ITS great
popularity
PETtEsos FIR February contains its usual bun
die of goOd hinss. We give ons VI its shortest
pieces on another page. The ladies reall fond
" pe,erson's and well they may lie.
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~ Our army correspondence is unusually in
Try papers equal the Journal in this particular
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RkTrKKEp. Our former correspondent. Mr..
SoL BulKLEY. has been discharged from military
service. and We regret to state. is now III 81 his
home in Dorset. Wewish him speedy recovery
aud hope 10 see him in our sanctum soon.
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q We notiee that the posiical pieces Of our
correspondent c. II. II. are considerably copied by
cur exchanges They are Of high order VI nerit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-21

LEoTuRE The lecture last Wednesday evening
By Alr. G. L. Baleh, Was of the most entertaining
nature. 1t was easy and sparkling description
OF the lecturers experience in his late tour in
England and France. Mr.. u. expects to favor
u. With another chapter Of his travels in Italy
and Russia betors many weeks. We hope he will.
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Eds. JounEAL IL send ,Su an extract " let
ter received ~ ne FROM member u Cempsny r,
9th Vt. Regimen which may possess sous inter-
cs, as it speaks Of the abundant supplies rees'-
ed from Vermont, and breathss W patriotic spir-
il u the writer YourF,