The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-05

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ama ,hias nhsa BE- &. q osauand a yieks-
bars
wBaustsu newsTaprs lsys bern ~
o,irri az ths uavy Department, and they
ea1ia'n 20 aisertsseeen,s = l,laeka3e geosis.
fram raiehHis iuierrsi thas the sirig'aess
ofthe blockade b interfering v,,h ihs trade
q ibai place.
Tbe re1d iFon-clsd Tennessee. in Mobile
Bag. psigh pas d susihll4,e cur navy, has
slgesly tlsed aad teelcl f,or
ID vas Robert i. Lee. then colonel 10 the
Fc3eral ssry .cs. NON the grsa, rebsi General,
vho captured John Brown At Ham CTS
Ferry, and turned him over to the Virginia
autborities.
A gang of seeessigaisis. well armed, went
% tha house q Cap, sPerry q Ramsey, H.,
ami endeayore8 TO induce him 10 e, them IS
bat without success. Airs g. imprudenty
looked cut q the window aud received a
charge Of buekshot in Der face and shoulders
rop the friends u the chigaly
Tie South l. in fair say to be {" sutja-
gated 10 New Orleans, yicksburg, and
al military posts. nothing is more common
than for our soldiers 10 marry the southern
lalies Ia Memph. from fifteen to twenty
such marriages are recorded weekly.
Pompeii, e classic fame, is now surround
"a By e.iton fell, to met the necessities
caused by the American war.
Il British subject, one of Tie class whose
+ souls are IN their pockets, run the blockade
/ into lhe Coufederacy some tine since With
/ 5000 to speculate IN cotton lie was con-
scripted into the rebel army passed through
many battles, aud has now reached car lines
al Knoxville wiser man.
4 A delegation of symgathzers from Ohio
i hiss gone to condole with Yallandigham
/ likewise, to present him with $1,000, which,
as Bis liquor bin Is unpaid and bis credit
poor, is doubtless better than their condo
lence.
The Superintendent If the wharf at fIcus-
/ burg was On the victorious advance Of the
+ Germans, compelled to haul down The Danish
I flag, aud hoist tlat Of schleswg. llolstcin.
4 After the act was done, be was so over
whelmed with shame that he died soon after
Of disease brought on BY bis distress Of mind.
In Mississippi, before tie war. there were
seycnty-dye papers, Now there are but
nine.
Cen Neal Dow, in a speech in Portland
1 gave conclusive proofs that the rebels placed
powder under Ilbby Prison to blow it up i
Dahlgren bad entered the city.
The Richmond H'big publishes as q cap
iial joke the fAet that a rich jew has recently
been robbed " the rebel pickle near Rich
moni Of $50, 600 in gold, while passing the
lines under Confederate pass
i The greatest joke Of the season is the pro-
posa Of a Charleston paper to offer full am
.~efr to all negroes in the United States
army, pioYldea tnry ios~.-. :. ---4 +, slav.
cry
A Montgomery tAla) paper, says that
eight Louisiana regiments have been merged
into one, which is not full At tits rate tie
rebel army must be ina bad way.
The oak tree under which Grant quietly
pulled his cigar while Pemberton was sur.
rendering yicksburg has disappeared, pieces
being carried home BY the soliiers for keep.
sakes.
Ii is said that " highly distinguished
SENATOR" unable to get The ear Of Gen
Grant, addressed himself to Mrs. Grant,
and volunteered some advice concerning mil
itary matters, beginning, When you e,
your husband again, pre- ent my regards tc
him and tell him that be ought to, sc.
At Cleavland, Tenn, NATIONAL flag which
had been buried three years to prevent il.
destruction by the rebels, was ezbumed by 9
party Of ladies and by them paradel through
the streets, raised on one Of tie princpa
buildings and left to wave ID triumph
rebel woman writes to her husband ii
Prices Arb ansas army (the letter having
been intercepted that " parson Nolan is oui
serout rider now. He says that God hai
plainly promised to be on our size an drive
the aecursed Yankees from OF our soil. Par
son Nolan is splendid preacher, but i
don't look to me as If God was driyen tn,
Yanks any too much outen Arkansas jus
now"
The secession papers arc yet jubulant oyei
the result Of the battle Of 0ulustee. On,
writer speaks Of the long list of casualticI
as the preitiest page Of printed matter b,
ever saw"
a Richmond paper says, . gentlemar
gave Us for publication the following recip'
for making good, wholesome soup. He Oh.
tanned it of his landlord: Take three buckets
q water, four onions, two long,legged col
lard leaves, and email beef bone, and pu
them 10 large pot over the smoke. Wher
The pot boilA stir with tallow candle. AM
add enc pint of common salt that has beer
used in picking pork
0ae # the pall-bearers at the funeral d
Owen Loyejoy, was negro, once slave.
The editor Of the Albany Tine8 has seer
a maiest.cally dressed lady doing searsngel
work in the street with the deep Tonnes o
costly six dress, which SWEPT at least sis
inches az The sidewalk. and was very muei