The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

sueh is the story which comes through reb-
q sources FROM al over ihs South. There is
no doub, that The coming sinter viii he one
q distress and stAryaton 70 the Southern
people unless they submit The rebel Gov
eminent will have bard work to bold The
Confederate soldiers 10 their work when they
know that their families are starving al
home.
Eighteen hundred thousand slaves have
been run into Georgia AMI Alabama by THEN
owners FOR safety from the States u KENTUCKY
Tennessee Louisiana and Mssissippi. Great
distress has been made BY this influx Of food
consumers and fears q starvation the coming
winter are generally entertained
Thelof1cislly declared vote Of Ohio is e47,.
2l6 for Brough AID Isl, 46i for yallandig.
ham. Poor Val.
Mr.. Guatt formerly rebel Congressman
aud General, now prisoner Of war at Little
Rock, eounsels submission to the Union arm $
and denounces DAYS as ahypociite aud aity
rant
Ii is understood that Maxinitian is afraid
tina, the revenues Of Mexico will not be suf-
feeut for the support Of his somewhat ex-
trayagant wife.
Gen. foraY the French conqueror o. Mex
leo stopped at New York few days on his
way home and had an interview OF an hour
with Gen. Scott likewise a conquror Of Mex
leo. The two conquerors are said to have
been greatly affected during the interview
end al parting. Con Scott was very much
gratifed at the honor done him by the Eu-
ropean victor over the Arabs, Russians, aud
Austrians.
McCunn who has Just been elected Judge
in New York, was once in the army Of the
Potomac aud was summarily delt with by Nc
Clelan who ordered him 10 leave Washing
ton or he would have him arrested and shot
for mutiny. The country would have been
saved great disgrace if Mcclellan had CIV
en- him no alternative
Brig-Gen Robert Anderson Of IT. Stump.
ter fame has been placed on the retired list
by the President upon the recommendation
Of theIReliring Board This action is UNDER
stood to be in accordance With the wish Of
the Gen. Ills health was SO impaired by bis
arduous duties during the seige Of Sumptcr
hat he has not been able TO perform any ac-
tive service since.
Compare these two Pyramids.
The Union Pyramid is now made up Of
the following states
MAINE, ONO,
NEW HAMPSHIRE, INDIANA,
MASSACHUSETTS, ILLINOIS
RHODE ISLAND, MICHIGAN,
CONNECTICUT, WISCONSIN
VERMONT. IOWA.
NEW YORK, MINNESOTA
PENNSYLVANIA, KANSAS.
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY,
NARYLA AND. MISSOURI,
W ID NlkdiNfA, OREGON,
CALIFORNIA.
The Copperhend pyranliIt) is supposed to
stand as follows
NEW JERSEY,
and rather shaky in tie foundation, at that.
A rebel plot concocted by the reb-
el refugees and sompalhizers in Can,
ada has been discovered in time to
prevent lis execution. The plot con-
templated the destruction Of The Lake
Erie commerce and the burning of
Buflao and other cities. The plan
was to sieze upon and arm a steamer,
release the rebel prisoners in camp
At Sandusky and with them man a
fleet and sweep the lake. The plot
was discovered and reported 20 Ire
Governal General OF Canada who re-
mitted the intelligence TO Lord Lyons.
lie got out Of bed at midnight TO COM
municate with Seward and Stanton
who set The wires agoing and warned
the cities on the lake. All military
preparations we're made TO meet the
attempt There is still much excite
ment at Buffalo.
Brig. Gen. Garfield who first came
into notice by his defeat Of Humphrey
Marshall during the Kentucky cam
paign OF Thomas and has lately been
Chief Of Rosecrans' staff, recently Ten
dered his resignation to The President
in order that lie might take his seat as
Congressman from Ohio. at the same
tine expressing his willingness to
continue to serve in the field If tie
President preferred to have him. Tie
President answered his letter by send
ing him his commission as Major Cen
era.
Two sons Of Henry Clay j.. and
grandsons Of the great statesman have
recently died from diseases resulting
from exposure il tie field. one in the
rebel the other III The Union service.
The Richmond Enquirer says that
women and children halt starved gath
er around The doorways Of the govern
ment slore-houses, eagerly gathering
up The few grains Of corn that scatter
in handling the bags.
Sen. Burnside resignation has
been accepted and Gen. Foster has
been assigned TO bis command.
The public schools Of Vicksbnrg
have been re-opened after an inter
mission Of two years. Two years
have wrought a great change, for col