The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-05
News Itesn.


ircmsiy Popul4F ard BE appearance
ihers a thu jasciure sd greatly -.
vance he UnnH raass.
In ricw II lbc recent severe attacks
q Ssasisr Fosiss il lhs rebel Con-
greas upon jefferson Davis, ~ ca.
ehaags says, that ihs rebel Coagfee
spPeas 70 be applying is fooa 20 Pre-.
idcni DAVIS.
II j. estimated that there are be.
iweea two add thres Thousand Qoakers
10 tbs army. This rebellion has been
altogether too nvrL ior lbsir creed.
Brigham Young has josi taken 70
him hia gla wifs. lis family is ,aid
% BE- - . prosperous condition.
Il u said tina, tie wide difference
Of opinion between Mr.. Golden and
the editor OF lse Londoa Times on the
American question has grown into a
personal ditiiculty, II Il comes 10
dutl we hope Mr. Golden can shoot
some svnse into his antagonist.
Wendell Phillips is a very singular
msn, John Brown and Tonssaint
L'overiare are the only two persons
who have ever received his unqualli.
hed approval,
A New York Journal opened lead.
Ing article on Friday with this as
founding assertion A grea, many
events have happened since the year
one Of the Christian era. II was At
first thought that The editor must have
been mistaken, bui The solemniiy of The
assertion finally carried conviction.
Alter our boys bad captured Look
out rebel soldier suddenly appeared
in their midst, having concealed him
self when the rebels retrcaied. He
mounted a large rock, threw of his hat
and coat, aud shaking himself like a
chicken freed from damp confinement.
exclaimed, How are you, Southern
Confederaey Z
From the Richmond Examiner il
appears that two substitutes have re.
Gently been procured ia Richmond, one
for ten thousand and the other for
eleven thousand dollars.
Ii is said that Gen. Gilmore recent.
ly told a lady who remarked that she /
had hoped to be in Charleston before
this time, Madam, ! have done all I
came to do Tie rest must be done by /
the Navy. II the Navy is to do ali /
the rest, and the Navy does not move
faster than il has lately, the taking of
Charleston may be considered as IN
definitely postponed.
John Morgan, vho escaped from the
peniIeniiary in Ohio, has reached
Richmond in safety, and been reward
ed by President Davis with COM
maud in Georgia.
II Is sail that JET. Davis Is about 10
commence radical change ia his gov
eminent and army. lie bad better I
eommene" pretty soon or he viii have
nothing 70 work upon.
a rebel taken prisoner at Chi,ka- {
manga stood looking lhoughlfully at /
me OF our hong range guns and re, {
marked that he didn't think the Yanks d
soald use those guns much longer" a
lie was asked why. Because" said /
'e, the Coniederacy is getting 50 mar e
ow that yon'll fire c lear over il and II
III your men on the other side b
A. the Paris election the opposition g
andids,e was elected over the gov. '
rnment candidate by large majority "
! SIX thousand. Napoleon is getting {
unpopular and must look out or the q
French people viii send him on his a.
ravels. ,
The Confederate armary has been !
emored from Richmond to Columbia.
|. G, which looks as though Richmond !,
as considered unsafe.
The Richmond Enquirer in review. TO
'g the condition Of the Couiederacy. W
lys: We are fast drifting into self o.
II,
Kentucky has an enrolled militia OF -
1917, and has sent to the Z. 5. ar &c
y 4G.7Ge. Those who would have ~
lrried the President into extreme
easures before public opinion was
'epared FOR il, should ask themselves 20 =,
Kentucky was not worth saving. Is
WIN. II. Graham. years ago one of ye
e most prominent literary men or the -,
anlry. recently died a miserable III