Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

occasionally missed, and then not missed at
all. We are learning how well we can do
without him, and are not unapt scholars
Thirty of the counties of Kentucky are
in possession Of the rebels and eighty are
loyal.
The rebel flag waved over the Marshall
House, Alexandria, and was stained With The
blood Of Ellsworth, is kept rs trophy in
The adjunt..rt generals office OF Michigan.
!, is wonderful what magic influence
the word :. Forward r has upon our sick
troops. Wherever it is given, scores of
men upon whom medicine seems impo'en,,
at once leave their hospital cots and seem
as vigorous az their haesi mates. Recently,
at Jefferson City, Mo-, about hundred men
of the 47th Illinois. in The hospital. whom
the surgeons had given up in despair, were
instantaneously cured by order to their
regiment TO move against the enemy.
The New York Times thinks it a little
amusing TO reflect how perfectly quiet Cam
ada was under the Trent courage until
she heard from England. II was not until
the old lion growled that the whe,s /,
thought of whining. Canada looks abro;
Tor her resentments, as well as sar h
opiaions. governors and other loxuries. y
Colonel Marst @eon, Of the I'd New Ham
shire regin .snt ssa,ioned a, Budd's Fer,
Nd. " nile sitting n his tent writing
NJ onday. last week, WIS accidentally n
oy a ball fred from pistol in the hands
private IN an adjacrnftent, Who was clea
- - ing the pistol. The ball struck Col. Mar,
I, ton m the hip. CHANGING off at the none. al
at coming out at The abdomen. The woun
II though very painful, is not serious and Ii
It colonel is rapidly recovering from It's effsc,
i As we suppose, Gen. Scott did not com
a home on any special mission. The n. J
2 Times says he makes no secret Of the fa,
y thai his reaoL for coming home was h
! apprehension Of immediate hostili,ies be-
q tween England and the United States. an,
d the fear that IL he did not embrace ~;
: opportunity of returning, he could not re
turn at all. The only high parsonage will
whom Gen. Scott had any political con
r versat'on IN France, was Prince Napoleon
e and to him he expressed his confiden
( belief that, il foreign nations did not inter
fere, the rebellion would be effectualIy sun.
/, pressed by midsummer, and that before tha,
t time cotton for the supply Of the immediate
necessities OF other nations would be sup
: pied through the southern ports OF which
! our troops are taking possession.
i IL Is somewhat singular coincidence
that the battle of Bull Run was fought on
!, the 2olh' Of July, the battle of Bulls Bluff
= on ihe2 goth of October, ard the battle O,
n, DrainsNlle on the goth of December.
. 1t is understood in England that her
N majesty, Queen Victoria, was much avsrsa
II TO war wi'hthe United States. and even
ne went SO tar asto have the first dispatch to
IN Lord Lyons, asorisinalIy framed, modified
= into more pacfic form.
he They are burfng c,rn for fuel in LOGAN
IN county, limos. atl corn for 7 cents psr
h boshel is Ct eaPer han coal at 20 cents. II
IN IN great favor Nth the boys, as il does
w. not require TO be SAVED or split.
ny There Is psttcat at Washington
taken from she seees', that weighs afiy
pounds The garment apparently Quilt.
: ed one, but iasied Of the ,s,al filling. h Is
ibiOkly wadded with the d,est quality of
!. sewing silk of assorted cos. the ske;ns
:. being carefully arranged laver. II i
rs provided with straps by With the weight
e. may be supported by the shlleys sew
ic- ins silk is one of the ariiclesoo needsa
81 - next to quinine, IN the South
INT AT oae Of the hotels in Mdreal ,hsrs
on are si1iy-seyen rebel families IA IN 10.