The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-25

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suggested HAT s quorum could r. %.
tanned b simply lranflefing The plsee
II meeting % Richmond a. Il all BE-
nsrg cpnvenieus for majority, and
Davis ell send tie Northern members
bach a. carefully a. Be did YallsBd'g-
ham,
Rev. Charles Beecher, brother q
Henry Ward Beecher. was recently
tied ~ a ooneil Of eisTsymen aad
foand guilty Of heresy The church
81 which Mr Beecber pastor, thinking
more Of his preaching than u The de-.
cision u The council. have decided to
aaod by him.
A committee 81 ive members Of the
Washington l'nion League. headed by
Col. Turner. recently visited the Pres
ideut 10 urge upon him the necessity
Of condign punishment in the case Of
the secessiouisi, DR.. Wright, Of Nor
folk, under sentence for bfulally muir
dering Lieut.. Sanborn, Of Vermont
The President answered that he had
boea requested to pardon Wright. bot
he should cadeagor 20 see that strict
justice was meeied out TO all guilty
parties.
On Tuesday night New York had
all the appearance Of beleagured
city. Cavalry rode up aud down the
streets. batteries Of artillery were
planted AT important points, and the
arsenal and armories were 6lle1 with
troops under arms.
Gen. Sicklcs Is at Saratoga, Gen.
ishepley at Portland and Gen How
arl az Augusta Cen. sickles and
Shepley have each recently made ring.
ing Union speeches, while Gen. How
ard always speaks by the "silcnt clio.
qnence Of his empty sleeve"
The Washington Army aud Navy
Gazette Published list OF sixty-siS
Generals who have expressed their de-
tcstallon OF apprehension, their de-.
sire 10 see slavery wiped ou', and their
intention 10 give the President and bis
advisers unconditional support, Ol
these eighteen have been prominent
and active democrats. The copper,
head leaders are fast destroying the
democracy.
III city Of Lawrence, Kansas, ha.
l,ern burned by grurilas, and the los.
il estimated 1T S2.0o0,000 The ten
commanding the Department had 5000
troops undrr his command, but the
movements Of Quanircl were 50 rapid
that he had no knowledge Of his where
al,ouis till il was too late. The citizens
were completely surprised and at.
tempted TO defence.
Mr.. Francis, Of the Troy Times
claims sl0,499.5s as the sum neees.
sary to make good bis losses at the de.
slruclion o. his Office by the mob. Al
this rate the city cannot afford to in
dulge in many more riots.
The Emperor Of Russia has order.
cd sll Frenchmaa employed on the
railroads ard public works TO be di,
missed and sent from the Empire.
Mr. Ramsey committed suicide IL
Washington from fear Of the conserip
ton.
Tourists swarm oh The Rhine thit
season and Yankees ARE quite numer.
Gus. Those Yankees bad better follow
the course Of John Milton, who whet
troubles lloke oft Ia bis own land. i'm
medialcly abandoned his tour to Italy
and started for home, giving as BIZ
reason that he dill not consider il hon
orable to be travelling abroad for pleas
ore while his counIrymen were fight
ing Cor liberty, at home.
Since April Let over $4,000 emf
grants have landed on our shores
Notwithstanding the war our country
is still an inviting object to the victims
Of monarchal tyranny
Col. Morgan. senior Col in the De
pariment Of the Gull, is on trial charg
ed with drunkenness and cowardice.
The editors OF the principal Ger
man papers have held Convcntior
for the purpose Of adopting measure,
20 secure the freedom Of the Press. -
This step has been made necessary b,
the course Of the Won Bismark Minis
try, which has issued despoiic ordinan
ees that. ii carried out, would com
pieiely destroy the little freedom whic
the German Press has been priyiledg
ed TO exercise.
Gen. Rousseau Of Kentucky, advo
Gates the prompt destruction OF the eyi
Of slavery. which be regards as ih
cause ola our troubles
The rebels threatened 10 blow U
For. Sumpicr rather than have Il "a