The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-04

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Rsa--gll, diary 80 ~ n Jauaar1. lie
.ay, & requires -, aug'u esr, isut4 % h.
issse ybcrv seuil be say sarcess h sal-
Ja9atiag tl,r Susah, iof lav mRny u ilte
Nouh ALI be STRICKEN aoWn - il,c Nang
u means. TIE ir,sqis slt 10 poaa- along
tl4e c0s,, are -aiicpus iram sicAnrs..--
lac pr.seree Vi thcf1 brias Un,oa inca
a ,isr Soull j. fast vanishing.
Omar BmTAN - The commissioners
~ customs had n.c.scd critters % permit
,hr trcc eAlauati"n oi a. atnaes against
~hicl prohibitions ue,e rvseuily lssa,d.
Ii aa. reported ia Lau Ris.eil, ia
% .loalsc 10 mclHafia aom i.c LsNcr.
iss.i sap Oancc, Association IA refer
enc IL tac stone bocNadc VI Charleston.
i.ai SAID ita .e - ~ Il slsa Ga n D,cem-
her warning the Goyefnuru. ~ Washing
Ton agu i hr ii.ieelins liai such Il pro-
e, etliug vogld ens. nd'r r, aid al that il
wou d .ea.i 10 The u, lno, thai ]. reeoistruc-
linn 81 the Ipun va cuiisld a. q TOPS lees.
After tie desig was cs.fr,rd out. b. sent
anaiber Dispatch, expressing sir NJ haprs
ihe sinking oi vessel, hi.,d wDh SINE
would sol bs repeated ei,ra here. Il wa.
ruuorrd llat tie French ami other Guy-
erumcnls Mefr taxing similar step, ia ihis
coiuic, tiol. TIE LONDON .Rafuag foSt
reloiets ~ the general cpnI enua,iun ~ tie
nt Of sinking tie stone vessels, and says
that il Is raising European Government.
iD common sentiment, aud asks why
more torbearauee should be shown Amer
ira, than was the cise when Belgium was
- cogniz-d, partlruls ~ u, III llnd waa
ever galliy Of the harbartirs com niurd
by the cabinet ~ Washington.
The suspension oil specie payments Coz.
iinurd 10 be lie lI,eme oi ebony prosnos-
ticitiUn, Tor iii Northern States
SATURDAY.
Font Aoaroe. Jan. 81.
The steamer Elir-on, from Haterts,
with the E'EpiueuiI Zou,,cs on BOARD, ar
rived here tins (Fd,ia,) 2. NJ. Tie Fri
cson was not abe to cross the liatleras
br. She leti on Monday T.. n, aud VA,
driven ont 10 sea lay storm. The Erir-
SON brings nothing later. except that the
Burnside expedition WAS about Ia move TO
its destination. When tie Ericsson LETT
llaiteras luIet The w.a,hcr VA, too rough
TO land the troops. She being unable 10
cross the bar, Gen. Burnside ordered her
To return 10 forl Monroe. The lroaps
were IN good health. Alost OF the vessels
had started from the mouth Of the inet
towards Roanoke Island. which, il i IN
deIslood, would to lie FIRST place ai!a, kcd.
a prisoner Of war named Taylor. tom
Cincinnati, has arrived here hy hag Of
truce IRON Richmond. He "a, that Gen
Beauregsrd has left Tor kelducAY, taking
with inm $4,000 men from Manassas. al-
Ter his inauguration rs President on The |
22d ot February. Tie greatest panic pre-
walls al N)rioIk and Richmond, in regard |
10 the burnside expedition. Taylor say,
that he VAS accompanied by IL def give 10
Norfolk. VINO was very waichlu mol to let |
min carry any papers with him, tron which |
fact It Is supposed they must have CON
tanned important information. Ii va. un-
dcrsiood al Richmond, that Beauregard /.
would reach there Saturday, on his way
To Kentucky.
New lok. Feb. |.
a deserrr from the First North Caro-
Ina caviar +, gives lis namc as y. /. En-
cit. lie confirms the statements Of pre-
t.olS deserleis is 10 the rebel troops, aud (
ca trenchme,.ts about MANASSAS. Tie .
alleges, expires at the end OF t,ls MONTH (
Oh THIS number, not one tenth will rcenlisl. I
When an attempt for coercion IS m,d ;, he
prophesies desperate aud bloody resistance.
Monday.
Washington, Feb. 9.
Gen. Banks il still here, and rumor
busly connects lis detention with the
probability Of assuming charge Of The Ma
W Department.
G,n. Lane is reported en- route back 10
Washington, having bcen ovcrluIed by his
superior officer. Gen. Hunter.
Snow across the rv + is six inches deep.
Notwithstanding the arms and croak-
iugs Of some OF the foreign journals AID
letler writers about the stone blockade,
and other sinister reports, the dispatches
received at the State Department are re
sarded rs Goa iusve Ola complete rrstora-
ton Ut tie entente cordiate between the
United States and Great Britain, aud 81
the best possible understanding between
Tie goyernemnt- Of France, Italy, and
aud other continental Sia.es.
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pare Il tor The greatest e1erfioa but, by ionic
aud String hehing proIeltits pfesthls pristfa-
IlOn, often tie iJHowsr Ut grcs, e1ertivn ia
speaking ani singing. he aUve Suggestions
are iTom use ia cases where all olhgr remedies
have fi,iel 10 produce effect. Campaign !, ,eAk.
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