The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28
NEWS ITEMS.

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type Of the size emblemaiic Of the
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tons Journal
- The fierce exuItation Of the rebel
press over the riots in New York is
instructive, and ought TO make decent
men pause and pul this and that 70.
eether
I'm consequence ofthe interruption
OF mail communication with New York.
a Presidential pardon for Ladd, the
dnserter who was shot nj Portland on
/ Wednesday, arrived a day too late.
Baltimore has given over $4,000
/ for the purchase of supplies for our
sick and wounded. and has besides
furnished tons Of delicacies and neees.
sary stores.
JEFF Davis has decided not 20 eg-
ecute the Union officers selected for
/ that honor. The excess Of rebel pris-
oners in our hands has doubtless com.
] PEELED this respect for the laws Of civ
liked warfare.
- The massacre of innocent ne
groes by the frenzied ruiIians who
compose the New York mob, recalls
the stories Of the Persecution OF the
Jews during the Middle Ages. II
is equally barharous, and will sound
equally bad in history.
Wife THE bells we're ringing nj
/ Portsmouth for the fall Of Wick sburah
a disoyal man asked sneeringly OF a
daunch Unionist " Where's the fire =
The latter quickly responded. lin
the heart Of every patriotic citizen
you cursed copperhcad.'
- John Bright, IL his speech in the
/ House Of Commons on Roebuek / mo-
ticn, warned his fllow-eouatrymen
that a var with the United. State,
would be a war on the ocean, and
everything belonging to both coun.
tries would be swept from the seas
Col james b Fry, Provost MIR,
4 slal General Of the United States. i
a graduate Of West Point, and has
served since boyhood in the regular
army. The prefix to his name indi-
eaies the rank which lie holds in the
regulars.
- The War Department is pushing
the organization Of colored troops Wig.
orously. TIE successes Of our trool s
West have given fresh impetus 70
enlistmeuts among the blacks, and BY
Autumn Il is estimated tina. al least
100000 negroes will be in arms in the
Valley Of the Mississippi.
"A Dispatch at the Merchants Elk.
change Room on Sunday states that
Gen. Meade sent decided intimatiop
to President Lincoln after the rebel
retreat, Offering to resign If he. Lin.
coln, thought be stood in tie way o.
success. The President refused ic
relieve him and ordered him to con.
: tiuue in command
- WIN. Mckee, ihe senior piopri
etor Of the 81. Louis Democrat, wa,
put under arrest by Gen. Scliofell
The grounds for the arrest are stated
to be the publication Of the letter d
President Lincoln to Gen. Sehoiield
explaining the reasons for the removal
Of Gen. Curtis, and refusal TO state il
what manner such letter came into hi;
hands.
So There remains said Judge
Bramletie, Union candidate for Gov.
ernor OF Kentucky, in a recent speech.
but one course for all true, loyal and
patriotic men to pursue, and this Is
simply to do all in their power to
strengthen the Government in III
efforts 10 crush the rebellion. After
that is done, you can set about rccti-
flying all the mistakes Of the Admin
Iistration."
Mrs. Clement Yallandigham Is now
at the Clifton House Canada side),
Niagara Falls, either awaiting the ar
rival or enjoying the society of her
eoppeihead martyr spouse. Some
member Of the Ohio delegation to the
President are also there, for the pur.
pose Of inducing their leader 10 de-
cline the nomination to the govern.
orship Of Ohio.
GLAD TO CIR our or Tr The
New York Erprsss Brooks paper)
says; The riot has degeneraicd into
a riot Of thieves and ceases 10 exist as
4 riot Of the CONSUMPTION But did
mot the Erpress know, when II sowed
the wind Of anti.conscrip,ion, thar a
wbirlwind II thieves and murderers
you'll b. the fruit?
a great diminGtion 81 The raacor 81
the Norfolk rebels. aud diminished en-
thuslasn for their own cause, bias been
noticeable recently. Somany q them
haze lost Relate ms ard been utterly
Impoverished by lie loss of slaves and
tire drpreciaf ION Of their currency. that
they feel sabdued through suffering.
I Tie last worlls 81 Gen. Bark sdale.
of Mississippi. who feil wilLin oar
liafs, were: Tell ny VIII. ! did
lise . man, but se fought like h--il."
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