The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-08


of Rop 'p'rrrs. St. Jusi ard icbas.
,mpoHaot actor, in thc blo.,iy tsyalu
tloa have laftly bcrn discovered By
some votkmcn digging the foaadat ahs
Tor an inn IN ihe old Chemlu do Ronde.
They were buried hrre 70 ihr ime 81
their execution. Tho cemetery # the
Madeline b~ine TOO iull 81 thai time 10
admit Of fresh infcrmeHts
Gen. Gilmore adds 70 his military
hamslct thc character Of Meihusll.
Missionary A correspondent Of tbc
London 7ime. says ilHi hi. shells are
doing a grra, deal Of good, lie says
Battery Wagner has powerful fleet
10 promoting religion among The inhah.
ilanis Of Charleston, nearly al beHs
frightened by its we'll aimed shells 20
The nearest camp meeting revival u
j. supposed that IT Gilmore Keeps ~
the bombardmcni the revival will be-
come general throughout tie city.
The Aqgio.Afrie0E, a negro paper,
supported Boole for Mayor becaase be
declared that lie was IN favor Of let.
ting negroes ride iu the street cars and
Of allowing them TO vote on the belief
that hey would make more intelligent
voters than tie Irish. Perhaps boole
meant what lie said and perhaps he
didn't.
Isaac Davis of Worcester life long
Democrat recently referred 10 slavery
IA the following terms
II is an institution sbhor and
loalhc Iii, between the upper and
The neither mill stone, and viii b.
ground 70 powder. II this foul blot
+ erased W will forever shout Glory
hallylojah'
The fame Of Floyd /. probably IN
danger Il being injured BY the last
exploit Of Morgan, The horse thiel
la, finally "slole himself away under
circumstances even more difficult than
those which attended the escape Of
Floyd.
Wikie Collins the novel writer is
at Naples i'll. and unable 10 write.
The Troy Press which formerly IN
dorscd ValIandigham as a "sincere
patriot has had il eyes opened suih
ciently by Iheelections 10 accuse Wood
Of aiming TO "stiike blow at the life
Of the Republic and secure ior himself
a name among the catalines of his.
tory.
John Morgan and his officers cscap-
ed from the peuitenliary in which
they were confined by dig ing with
fur weeks labor, holes through the
floor Of their cells consisting of stone
and brick foot thick with their peck
1t knives and taking the trains for the
south. Thrir escape WAS undoubted-
" conniyed at aud Is sufficient proof
that the traitors at the North are noi
all dead yet.
Shall old acqnainianccs be forgot
&c. Among the prisoners cal tured
al Chattanooga Graut found large
numbers whom he had parolcd at
ick>burg lie ielcgraphed 10 Wash
Jnoton 10 know What hc should do
with them.
Tie Commercial Bulletin Apologies
for emitting to mention among is Us
of lai.utts iat Of Bragg, Lngstr,ti
81 Co Ii learns that that firm has
reccatly been doing q h,ayy business
ia Tennessee bat HAT the senior part
ncr VAS unable 10 meet his engage
ments and fed the country.
4 convici 81 years Of age who has
been in Massachusetts stale prison u
years ind months was pardoned on
Thanksgiving day and went out among
his family Of children who had grown
~ respectable men and wnln y SINCE
his confinement, to celebrate il.
Tie identity Of the dead soldier
who was found on thu battlefield o.
Getteysburg with the picture Of those
children in his hands has been discoy
cred. The wide circulation given lhe
by the press has prodnc-
, d the desired result, Ills name wa.
ilnmmerlon and his widow ana three
children, living at Poltertille N T..
have received the picture upon which
The eyesiof the husband and father
gazed hen he died.
5000 operatives are thrown out Of
employment by tie stopping Of the
cotton mills in Lowell.
The East Westminster Reriew
an article on Mexico. The
periodical vas siezed in France and
not delivered from the offices until
the article WAS cut out. Napoleon is
very sensitive about Tie discussion OF
lis Mexican enterprise before bis
peorle.
VIM. Pollock. Of South Adams, re-
Gently bought a bale Of cotton which
on Icing opened was found TO contain
a stick Of yellow pine which weighed
I6G pounds. Cotton being then at 30 |
cents a pound,the stick cost him 1851
40.
Tie shoe trade a; Lynn is so active /
that 800 factory girls WHO bad loss
employment by the closing 81 the Low
III Cotton mills found work in the /
shoe establishments.
The European ministers At Wash
Il a