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

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seat ip ne ilaass q Representatives. vhus
Be remained anti - accepted ths rortei5a
q Postmaster Geosfal rendered bin BY Pfes-
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be vturnei % The Beach. aad 10 ls5i BE
sas elected 70 The Senate. where be j. nos
the chairman efths postal committee
The Juase carries bis years travsly aai
ia noble type Of tie 0li Wing gentleman
well eda1Noi. liberal aai courteous 10
al A. statesman, be takes ground aheys
petty iutriguss and eabals; a. legislator
be Is industrious and patriotic a. debatoF
hs j. legicsl and argameniiye. and b private
llia he colia4aial powers and rare stock q
Anecdotes ailord auussmen, to ~ who en- ~
his society, While the Republic is indebted
70 Judge Colamer ior any excellent fra-
lures o. COR present postal system, others
have emsnated from the department. and
their failure should not be attributed to the
Senate Committee Boston Journal
The Fifth Vermont Regiment, s2O strong,
passed homeward over the Hudson River
rail road during last night Il has been one
81 the braves: and hardest worked regiments
in the field. twill recruit up aud 60 back.
II Albany Evening Journal.
TGE NlSrB The VI 9Th is now estab-
lished a. Csnady's Mills. near Newport, N
c.. which is on the line Of railroad from New.
bern to Morehead City aud about 80 miles
from he former place. It's health is much
better than it was at Yorktown, nc, SO much
from the change Of situation as from the
latcness Of the season.
THE FIfTH.-The 9th VI, which has re-
enlisted for the war and received its fur
Tough, arrived in Burlington On Wednesday
at noon, Gov. Smith, Gen. Wasbburn aud
a large gathering Of citizens we're there to
receive them, and honored them with speech
es, salutes and cheers When the Regiment
rcassembles TO return 70 the war, they will
be received by the Governor and presented
with new eolofs.
Lieut.. Rollin NJ Green Of the 7th YER
mont Regiment died recently at Fort Bar
rancas, Pensacola. Florida, Of The Yellow
Fever.
Capt. Samuel Dsrrah, Co, D. Tenth VI
Volunteers, has been offered the position Of
Assistant Inspector General for the ID Di-
vision, I'd Corps, by Gen. Carr, but has de-
clned, Freferring to remain with his compa-
ny.
Several non-commssionod officers Of the
10th Vermont have recently been examined
aud received commissions in Regiments Of
Colored Troops LIST Sergeant Powell, Co.
+, Lieutenant Colonel; LIST Sergeant II. NJ.
Phelps, Of Wiliston, Co. d, LIST Lieutenant;
lst Sergeant Checny, Co. G, lst Lieutenant;
Corporal Rice, Co. G, Captain,
GEN. WAsnBuRN's SPEEcH OF WEIoNE
= Officers and men Of The FJdh Vermont-
You are welcome to the State; the advance
Of that iron brigade that has fought every
battle upon the Peninsula and saved the
sixth Corps at Fredericksburg, that fought
throughout two campaigns ia Maryland
We sent you out from among us on an un-
known and untried service. We trusted TO
yon the honor Of the State and the safety Of
the Union. Officers and men, Vermont is
proud of yoy. You have done your daty
fully, faithfully and manfully, and now you
have again volunteered 10 serve for another
term, actuated by none Of those motives that
influence recruits here at home, but with
full knowledge how rebels look and what re-
bellion is. Your towns are proud Of you;
your friends are waiting to welcome you to
your homes, and We will speed you there
with the least possible delay