The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-20


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dispatch % ias'gh.Als1pbasrrgs Oar
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and acusnr ube rrycs rean.ysla.a
vab .aaquei victory
nagl Willis, tie sscn, e tioy caHiulfr
removing ,le Get, .tatE dead e ile ucp
barnl paer. has Falusbca 4. letter dated
E, Gdg 1aJs fsqaestin De Friends . any
decreased soldier aho vs,l e rc4eye 80 rs
alias. % make ihs utsatlaa known ,e h.m
i onse, IS !, 5, .lesab'c uoi e disturb the
regularity u tbs grounds a0cs the sfave
arc l4il cut
ssTbe Western train looming into Albany
icing tive bears late, the conductor gave As
Ieasan thsbsary majoiillcs. agsips, lallan-
iistam % Ohio
Mlry, vhu bad 40 Investigation u bis
conduct at Winchester, just beiare Obs hs,
+ invasion C tee has been -eshouera,c1 from
an blame "a thar affair ny ne Judge Ad,o.
cate. review ofthe evidence who at rbui,s
whatever fault theie vas ID tbe matter Is
Gen Seheuek biz SUPERIOR, and Cgl Ne.
Reynolds, bis subordinate.
Two prominent generals in both armies
are under arrest for disobeiienee. Of order,
10 tbe late great battle polk ana II.nlmau
q the Rebel Army, aud McCook and Crit.
tcnden Of the Union army. MeCook and
Cri,tcnden have hitherto been regarded as
among our best generals, though MeCook' S
reputation was somewhat damaged BY hi,
surprise at Murffcosboro'
Just before election in Pennsylvania, Gen
Mcclellan wrote q letter endorsing Wood.
ward, The result ofthe q ection must hay,
convinced him that he has made Tie greatest
political bIuuicr on record
last week arumor was prevalent tia
Meade was to be relieved by SIekles. Their,
Is probably nothing in It, bat II shows vii.
is regarded as the coming man
a Confederate dollar is worth just 81
cents in Riybm nd Al Interesting state Q
finances
Il is sic;ci that The Russian Admiral use
English with great precision aud taeic, up
on which The Providence Journal thinks Ii
must be aslonishcl at the English 81 some .
bis Aldernauio hosts in New York.
stoncwail Jacksou's sister resides with
: our lines ~ Virginia. She says her dccease.
! brother voted against Secession.
The Ericsson iron-clad Manhattan wa
launched in New York on "Wednesday. Al
mirals farragut, Dnpout and Gregory wer
, present The N is .2G feet long. lG fe,
vide, 5 feet dep h q hoIl Her armor
, nine inches thick CA The SIDES and eleven II,
cics on the ,urres, which. IS twcnty.onc Fee
IN diameter She is 400 tons measure
I ment, and will carry two thirteen inch qnu,
Nine more vessels II The sltc class Al
building We will soon have an iron. cja
navy which any nation desiring to mak
war upon US viii take into serious consider
ton.
, Gcn lIeintzeman has jc "a relieved iron
the command q The frt.6gations Of Wash
ingion. They ARE nov IN command u Au
ger These Grt.d3ations again become prom
inent from lie fact that the Army Of the 20
tomac is filling back apon them fer protec
ton.
Hon Edward Everett il % deliver til
Grafton on The eonsecrltion Of The Nationa
Cemetery on the battlefield II Gettysburg
On the 18th Of November
Il was recently announced ia a Li,erpoo
paper that Rev, Henry ward Becker, 0
New York, the brother or Mrs. Bceobe;
Stove" would address a meeting, etc II
this country Mr. Bceohel Is known quite a.
much BY his eva reputation as thai q BIZ
sister.
Maximiliin could ogonizc a forniiabl,
army, it is said, with the place ha,ters ca
ger for appointment In the new eupire 49,
Thousands Of applications have b,en nadc
from all paris Of tie world, and II would re.
Quire the combined feets Of frasce and Eng.
land to convey 10 Mexico all the parties WHO
offer their services.
Among the wounded at Chickamauga was
Lieut.. s. Harrison Millrd, Of the 18Th In
flntry, acting on The staff Of Gen. Palmer
lie isrel known rs the author Of " Viva
PAmericl, = Elag Of the Free" SC.