The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-16

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Ma Coousb'e of Ger Woal'taaa
hss hem aismeoi ln disgrace from
ths srr ee for cnignrg moaey from
prmner he 4 ~ Eneishman ard
ass formerly Western suihdlef, BAT
early 3 ,sr var 81 81 appointment
irm 8t Fnmo = Captain q Ar
ngrry aad was pes ID charge II one
II lba mortar boasts 90 iha Mssissig-
q. hal ess soau Dismissed ior the good
II she service. Hc tbeDianel ap ID
Na,hnelsn. eraltin'aih good eraees
of ihe Secretary - War aad was ap-
r@niel Maios n tie la Virginia Ar
illery a6d a. isaed g Woois staff
II warning The public against hm
tie correspondent says lie is In
,ansely English, and desilislly impu-
dent, and can BE- known from the rest
of mankind b these general quail
Gea
Ladies who Ike 70 "a fashionable
wiil be glad 10 learn lha, when Euge,
uis skaies two gentlemen take hold Of
tie end q seven loo, pole and she
lases hold Of The centre,
Al exchange says that though Tie
two Houses Of Congress eanno; agree
about taxing liquor, they never quar-
rel about drinking H. This bring to
mind the fact that Speaker Colfay has
prohibited tic selling of liquor IN The
basement 81 the House, and we may
therefore expect fewer speeches Of.
dranken Congressman this session
than usual The friends Of the cause
vii also be glad TO learn that The cfll-
GERS IN Gilmorc's army are having a
temperance revival, and that many
field officers whose usual allowance Of
whiskey has been about the raIions Of
ten ordinary men, have astonished
iheir friends BY refusing to take a
drop.
The blades of the poniards found
upon The persons Of the Italians en-.
gagcd in ihe plot to take the Emper-
or's life, bad bern poisoned. There
u little probability that lhc Emperor
Napoleon will ever die in his bed
lis must be man Of iron nerve OF
.he conHaatlearof assassination would /
have broken him down before this.
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Hon N Lowry, Senator from Erie
% the Pennsylvania Legislature was 8
lasenger on the train run into BY the
accommodation last week. He was
brown through a window and landed /
lcadioremost into a snow bank. Tie
irst taing'he was heard Is utter was;
The Pennsylvania Legislature can
10Y organize with impaniiy."
must tell you, write. a soldier from
chattanooga, an affecting little scene
bat | witnessed when we first crossed
lockout, about the 9Th Of September.
We were marching along at route
lep" with our coiors iurled and ia thier
.iack cases, when We perceived about
dozen ot The fair sex 10 one Of those
verlasting Southern poriicos, watch
ag US as We passed. We had got
early by when one If tie yonng la
les stepped ont 10 the front, and said,
Boys, we want 10 see the old ilaq."
)b, such shout rs went np, the men
ook Step. bats without number went
lto he air, and the hurrah lasted for
good hour, and the women All cried.
FEENASDY WUp.-Fernando Wood
Is already taken rank in the
iause as an adrQit politician If he
My possessed common sense and pa
'iolsm, he would take high rank IN
'ougress. Bat lie has neither. and
lereforc will simply sin The reputa-
on 81 beiac an alroit aud somewhat
lie man, without the sense ofmakine
i adroitaess and ability serriceable
.iher to party Or country. His assur-
Hee is perfectly wonderful. In his
Beech in the House the other day. he
sed sentences like tue following !" Ne =
.Aels York sent fourteen regiments
TO Pennsylvania when she was lava.
81 Il j" lte Of Ncg York. 4 witty
enn ylyania member replied soto
ZEE. Z" Yes you did. Fernando-the
uskets That yen sent to Georgia when
.e war broke out came back 10 Penn.
ltania az Gettysburg. Fourteen !
'gimenis Of your friends, and more. /.
ought them ~ Wash. Cor. Spring :
"a Republican. r
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