The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-14


Rosas . 1873. saoag ne 6st ess =
Biz elAaa he waa = yeang mAa q
god worals, sedsis. respectable aal
is&as,fsogs There wss 10 his maa.
hsn she ed VirvinlA hsnissr. net
houcfer. n - oEsaser fsruL rs.
iaiamais oempanions uefe fv and a
ihs same samp. q was evident b.
ooasidered him.sli member 81 ih.
Sooshsrn afistoerncy. but 81 the parer
and more elevated class.
II person he u robust. q god
hsigii ard pressncs. well formr1 sifh
DARK haif. eyes and csmfieriob.--
Dsriag ihs Nezisan var lie was Cap
taia IF Engineers, having ne FaH
confidence a Gen. Scoli. Whea ,he
army turned the fortress If Pinos BY
the way ~ Lake Claloo. Capt. Lee
performed prominent Part n the
operations asains; Conireas For
.hrsc days ami nights Ne vas n mo.
ton, iill he fell dswa from mere ex
haustlon. Ii~ maintained his repuf .
Zion sfler tbs Mexican war. until the
rebellion broke oai. and attained. tie
rank q Colonel d Cavalry. Always
cool, prudent ard energetic Col Lee
s'ood among The most plQniren, nea
p our army, By marriage he nc.
CURED wealth. which, with bis ar-
kapwledgsd bravery ~ an ofIiscr, his
t9I,nts, enabled him to maintain ii
Arlt.r,op tie position u airue Ciiey :
Aiisr aal N arisiocraf o hear 10 tie
virgialan heart lie was honorable
and pA,fioiie, bot % bin I'd yifem "a
constituted more il,an all the resi- Of
tbs world.
Tie F,Lels have 4 grade ADORE thai
n our LIEUTENANT Gentrll, which
General Lee holds. notwithstanding
the great service he has been TO the
rebellion, President Davis i not on
cordial terms viii, hin. lie entered
into ii, II schemes with rellctance.--
wen nov there are Gre eaters who
diarast lis carneslness in the South
era csusr, Like Grant lac Is not a
brilliant genius, but has much more
cultivated mind. They are alike in
their Independence Of ihough, in their
courage rd il tle pertinaeily Of Their
fshiiag. Their men have confidence
\, L.,h, ldi 0nu has to d,al With I'M
prtoels soa'. who demand something
hriiasat. willyu; eoualint risks. They
Alh envelopes iurliiieali4n. rush up
~ tie tli'cli and into Il III fAuks four
deep. no matter how much their ratiks
srs afokcn a upon ly storm OF
mr. iles. They viii surge AID howl
ssoiiid sle angles Of tie works Iill
o,ie haif u lliem aru Gesi Of disabled,
BIZ ii tic steady, cnln cona'ct Of
'lat aid III It's iIsc.r ar,ior loses its
f4sr. Ia llie paii ut endurance Of
III. Elfot. General Grant has d better
element 'i.aa ile Gery eti,alry Of
fir spas!a. &c avoids Qualifications
Whenever siey can Le iuraed By fore
I'd 'n'lies and clears them quicker
d,an BY assault. Tie le,s mcn vito
VII, Iris d bard 70 gain lie para
Fei, q lie etciay when il "a neces-
sag bal WiIli his materials he has
oibrf and better modes Of success
De- unu SIDE Is tl,e sicadiuess OF the
English. on the southern side the
iafe,iiosliy q sic French.
Lee i not, n Ills respect, beau
ideai 81 commander. 10 is cool.
Sc shie,l aud obstinate. lis NH
iiarg experience, however, laaSes np
very much Tor thai bot. headed salor
% nnel admired by lhg soalhcrners.
Alter all. they have confidence In him
As leader, aua or Generals adn.i,
him 10 BE- the most able Of their op
poneBls,
Astounding as Lees treason has
bseu. he las professional character
that military mrn Of al nations will
regard with respect. lie Is nov
about slxiy years &c ase. aud the an
ior = 6rani ey fvcpy Jsafs, BAL las
good constitution vel calculated to
sustain the wear and tear Of Geld SER
vice : Aibaay Eestang .iouraai.
GES. LEg.-A Richmond paper
Gays thai when HaDcock made his
grand swoop on the rebel army and
Captured 90 nsaay prisoners, L-e sal