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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13
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Davis Capture in Europe.

Davis Capture IN Europe.
The comments Of The European
press upon the capture Of Davis have
reached this country. Some speak of
il as "sad news" and some rs an "im.
porant event" The London Times,
which once lauded himand the nation
he had founded so highly, intimates
that il has no esteem for his motives
or sympathy with his character" By
one he is compared to Garibadi and
Kossuth, and another thinks he only
nesded the material element OF sue
cess to place him in after times by
the side of Washington"
All unite in recommending the
fallen rebel to the mercy Of the
Government. But there is one organ
(which speaks very differently from
the rcs.- The London Daily Ners
recounts the atrocious outrages"
which have been committed by per-
sons bearing the commission Of Mr..
Davis, and is almost ready TO believe
In his completely with the assassina.
ton plot. While il thinks the utter
iniamy 0f the rebellion IS such that
the Governmen, might safely suffer
Davis 70 escape the punish"iegt of
Of treAsoE, il demands that he be held
10 a rigid account for any participa-
ton he may have had in the murder
Of Mr.. LiDcola.
Most Europeans, and perhaps some
Of our own eosntrymen have yet to
comprehend the great crime of the
rebellion. The London Times may
say that Davis ability "to set up
govo-nmens and carry on tremen-
deus conflict Cor four years has elevat-
ed him above the reach Of mere Grim
,inAl proceedings" but We do not so
understand il. Probably the Times
would say that the ability OF Satan
to marshal such mighty hosts for bat
tic on the plains Of heaven, should
have elevated him above the ordinary
Justice Of God. Born Of tue ambition
which hurled Satan down to He'll, and
characterized by the uncesIrained ex-
ercise OF all the evilest passions Of
human nature, this rebellion must be
treated as the grea, crime Of the GEN.
tury. OF this rebellion, both in its
unholy inception and in tie most Grim.
inal development, Jefferson Davis
was the moving spirit. We have now
the legal proof that he was engaged
in plots 10 blow up our steamers with
internal machines, TO destroy our cit
ice through the instrumenlalily Of
midnight incendiaries, to sweep OF our
armies and population by means OF
presidential diseases, 20 break up the
government by the assassination Of
It's principal officers. And with all
this before Us, many Of our leading
journalists thought that putting him
In irons was a barbarity which could
nos be justified. There seem TO be
those who think that because Jeffer-
son Davis has been a distinguished
nan. has moved in the higher circ.r 5
q .oriciy. ard has committed his ma y
murder, in The name of a pretende
government. he is entitled 10 more
gentle treatment than other criminals.
TO cur mind these things only Aggra-
yais his guilt. Treason 10 the highes,
crime known to human Law. and when
IL punlshmenl Is executed upon JEFF
lerssn Davis, the people viii exclaim
ies the warning Of future generations,
No perish al traitors to the Repub-
h "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13
JrfrrnsoN DAYls..-The shaekles

JEFFERSON DAyIs..-The shaekles
were removed from Davis last week.
His suit Of rebel gray has been ex-
changed for one Of black, and he Is
nov permitted more freedom. A cor
respondent Of The Rochester Democrat
writing from the Fortress, sayr
He now walks his cell ain. >, con-
.lanlIy, and amnseS himself as be APP
proaches either wall by trying TO put
his finger on the careless flies HAT dot
the whilewashed surface, but they iD-
yariably, like The throne be sought to
grasp, elude him. He talks 10 loud,
strong voice, aad is very iGqaisiiive.
The priyatcs haze strict orders not 10
speak 10 bin, SET occasionally they
will answer 4 question.
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rNlnN rnrNr1 coNAENTIoN

A Unsss cauntF enarevtias 81 = 3 he'd =
AHfINGTus. - ErsspsS sstt a. = 70
u-ctses. a ~ ~ ~ guspass - neaiisstisz tuit-
49, persns y ~ suFGpri.a ~ N ssrsrai eesail
sssft - ths raswins s}ergian
TIE FresaHsa 4 ~ sstefal tQvha ls ~ eauaiy
sAs Asi4 h sasias psseti7si Effects = ~ aesuo
sfstk s-tffaas q ~ ieeiSysiisr - iadai. adenes
% sseesassg OH asa cssfia ssrlsst 70 ~ -.
ulisistrstian = Ahdrsw @ebassE 40 Fcqnsstsd 70
mss At tss las' lgsrs = heldsas thsif to~n sect.
mzt Ne ssiursag ~ ysouA a ~ r. elect DEL
ssssss - sais ssassniou- fhs risaifuasa sad 80.
rvs.sT - .seh ts~s msstius y- rsqesstss q 10
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me- b. sice,eA fha sssnbsr u asiegats' 10
wAlch sseA spwu 10 sntitlsa uaeef ~ ruis sdopt.
"A 10 soustY ooassntsu h lsei sad slucs prneiie
81 10 - fssigst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

=. T. Barnum, the noted Snowman,
is member Of the Connecticut legis-
lature, and made one Of The best
speeches Of the session on the ques-
ton Of allowing negroes TO vote. lie
acknowledged that lie once owned
slaves bat, lie says, That was when
! was an ignorant democrat. The
articles Of amendment passed the
house by Il strict party vnte, only two
more than the tHo-thirds necessary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

Tbs hesss eesspiss y 3sus ga, q,
Yscgy reat. erpes's the Tssisrs.es - A O.
ctsik, ts8s was vrgsk - gasg aafips
ts hesty s,iersg ia.i ThantsF Tbs eeeu-
paass scr s.a,iserally tisturaea 81 the
skosk bul wsFs - ss4s9asly n5ufed
The nilss Sacssiy Il Ruslsnd sns Bsnnlug-
ta5 coauly, held Is Is meeting 10 Clarcaaar
Tassaay srvaing. Jups eth iss6.
Hoo. VIVA. G katrdgo u Fair Havsa. rrvs-
idsni.
Al addfu,s wsa delivered By TIE secretary
q the sac.sy.
The following psrons were appointed D.
socsors ICE BsuasnF.on Coauty
Rev ?. S Prau. q Dorset.
Rev J. y. wiekhan. D. D., Manchester,
Deacon Z. Hard Maae hester.
Lew D. Coy, Assistant Treasurer of whom
Bibles can be obssiued. and to whom al nou-
les for the VI. Bibie Society should be paid
frun THE County.
r. s. CusHMAS, Secretary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

TnE LoYALrr or WEsT PoINT.-In a
carefully prepared statement by Edward
Chauncy Marshall, made up from the Off
cial records Of the army, and published 10
pamphlet form in 1862, under. the title,
"Are the West Point graduates loyal !" j,
appears that in 1901 there we're in the
army eight hundred and tSeney graduates
Of West Point; that Of this number one
huadred and seventy eight from the slave
states. and nineteen IRON the free states, or
one hundred and uinety-segen il ell, had
joined the rebols; and that Of the remaining
six hundred aud twenty-three BIO stood
true to their allegiance, one hundred and
thlrty-three we're from the slave siates.
This simple array Of facts tell the whole
story.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

REFoETsn SUieIDE OF Tooxss. The
Nashville DispafeA q The Sd says I've
are informed BY gentleEaan who has just
rsrivsa 10 the city from Augusta. Ga, that
force wAs sent 10 WsshiagsoD, Ca. 70 ar
resi Robert TSemhs. and upou their ap-
proach to bis residence be made bis escape
ihroagh the back SSoF and socce~ied 10 get
Bg sway. innisligsnoe wss reserved on
The fs,leWiag DAP BY bis pursusrs ihA, the
unksppy m1a lad eeEnitied suicide By
eutfiughis lhrsa;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

The Chicago Journal thus alludes
to traitor Tor whom great
deal ol misjudgrd sympathy has lais-
" b rn shown. Buckley. The nodorl-
Ga founder d the o der d the Gold
en- tnle, aho na. been - fors La
Fspite aud Fsu Warren good
ubi.e is lryBg 70 ~ discharged
When he pas captured 10 NvS Alba.
nv, lis pfiy~e journal aAs found n
whieh be- proudly grsinaFed bin
self ilat hg Lad lnaugarsied ihe
greatest war u modern times" We
cues. that bis present quarters are
qglte good enough iar BIN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

Curious On DIT.-.It is reported
the government has discovered a large
batch Of letters irom Fernando Wood,
Ben Wood, the Seym0urs, and vari-
Gus o:her persons in the North. among
the rebel archives seized in Richmond.
II is further ssid that these letters,
when publi,h.d, will starIle the com.
munity, showing as they will the com
plicily Of The writers 10 the devilish
work Of the rebellion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

The Quebec Mems Of last Saturday makes
the following curious statement
i" Late last Autumn small Canadian
registered vessel was wrecked In the neigh
borhOOd Of Bic Rimouski. A portion Of the
cargo aud effects on board the vessel were
saved By parties residing in the vicinity,
Who instituted an action in the Admiralty
Tor damages. Among the effect recovered
BY the salsors are ihree trunks, bearing
the name Il y. Wilkes Booth An sppli-
cation was yesterday mode to Hon. Mr..
Black. Judge Of the Vice Admiralty Court,
for a commission o. inspection Of the con
tents o. TIE trunks which wssgrapted. The
application was BY Mr.. Dunbar. on behalf
81 the American Consul a, this port. 1t
remains to be seen whether the opening Of
The trunks uiIl throw any Ugh, upon the
washingioa murder"
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80 Ml.chell n &c 20.

The most marvelous Of the events
which have followed the close 81 The
gar, Is the transfer Of Jaha Mitchell,
Editor Ofthe Richmond Rsqatrsr dur
in- ne fonr year = reb liion 70 the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

A. IEciDEIT o. rHE REvIrw = While al
miring tbe reyisw Of sLsrman's army. q
Duichman said.
"Aipe Gou nine Cot hos glad | arr
"a, Al 40 Americsu'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

The Boston Post advertisement should
be read BY all. Though the largest daily
yaper published in Boston, and one Of the
best, the Publishers have reduced its price
to three cents per copy, the same as the
smaller journals, 50 that while il is the larg-
est, il still the cheapest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

The companies Of the llth Regiment were
al out last Tuesday, and, as far as we could
learn, made very creditabs appearance.-
The Manchester company drilled al this vii.
.age in the forenoon and at Factory Point in
the afternoon, taking their dinner together At
ThAyer's Hotel. The Dorset company met At
West Dorset. 10 the afternoon they were
drilled = short time bv Col. CcIburn and Maj.
Wood. Capt. Houghton's company met At
North Bennington and Capt. Cores at Ben
nington In The afternoon Capt. Houghton's
company went over to Bennington 90 the cas
ard Ioined the other company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

The remAins Of Col. Nswtoa s.o5s, a The
And Regiment, who vas killed in The battle q
the Wilderness, have beea brought 70 Bes-nlng-
ton FOR inierneni.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-13

The Excelsior Qusrtsts Cab, II Factory
Point, give 3 eosesrt at AEinE1oa Wednesday
sgenins.
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gBelbe ipunoerbare @ntipidelung Elm 2ant
nebmen tam, paS fret 1T, bas neoer burd
faIl6e @eieBs, nod our6 setualtbdti9e 8eamtG
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blfeptliate Staho Der SpartaIen, oeren eS 22S
giebt. '9iefe bsfBen 131, 49, 900 Sres. Gin-
lagen unb, 6,4O3,O Srcs. 8eieroe, aliol fait
1879 Willionen, B. B. SIS 9Src8., pro aopf poer
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BON ben untern, ia ben allerunteriten Bolts
iaidten, sas sei9t bic 9rcbe 53abt Der Sbeilnebs
mer (353,S55) lno Der seringe 9urdi6nitts=
betrag Der Ginlasen. Nur bel fieben &aIen
erreidte ~Oerielbs 1000 0rcs., bel 21 iiur 400
big 500 Sres., 80: 300, Al: 200 uno 65:
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Die .Spartaiie, ~icnoern au6 etnes Der SinOer.
ItI iOlheln Boblitalloe tann li6 ni6t elnmal
England, boS SO Srcs. pro aopf in ben Spars
f1iIeR bat, ntelIen. ."" "1 -A 81
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Wptt Der Nptplnoc= 9lrlllce.

observation-disclosures. 2ddberIidbe SrisreusscriOte.
Burlington, 16. Nidrj. 9tadri6ten
BON Der 9pton1ac Grntee meloen, DAP nas 5.
Corps am 9ienitas rem Sen, Barren 3u9ez
tbetlt wuroe. .sa7
9ieies Corps lit zines Der ftartften ber Sir
NEE uno ltsbt in 8e5iebung auf 9iscipIin teis
rem na6. SO
Sic 9r6Bten 8orbereitan9en tperoen auf bic
SriiblingS~ Champagne 9ema4t.
9ier unb breibig &ebeQenz9 elerteure tamen
AM 9ienltag in uniere 2inien, ale bradten
ibre @affen unb bic meilten ibre 8ferOe nit.
8a1asiere BON Gitp 8Oint erSdblen, baB bort
ipieoer @eri6te iiber SrieoenS Gpmmi1dre i'm
llm[orfH iparen. @s mar ndmli6 Der Brigade
Sen. @ance sur IuSpe6ielung bort ongefontz
men,. Wtan bate ober Die Sadie anoer8 auf=
oelaBt uno eS nurDe an perl6ieoenen Stelen
Der Gpup. 8ance pom 9tOro Carolina
iei angetpmmen nit einigen unceren 6erren,
UNI iber 6rieoen gu unterbanoeln.
General 2ongitreet bat cine Serpronun5, be-
jisll9 3eitun9stpe4ie[ erlaien, ipOrlber bic
Iioli6en &eoatteure iebr un9ebaIten iinb.
@teIc &rante %unierer Armee iino nu4 Gitp
Bptnt qebra6t nproen, pa
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Gus WprN Carolina.
General edOaeIc's Setpesunseu.

Sort Monroe, Is. Mldrs. Ser 9am>
pier "8ebetta GlpOe" brin9t $50 RebeIenses
f%an9ene, wel6e nabe &ingitOn, 9loro Carolina,
Der lebten @efe6te 9efangen purOen.
Sic lebten Nadri9ten BON Sen. S6Ofelo
meIben, baB er nod INNER porritdt uno ais Der
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ollie entbebrliden 8pntons tpurOen BON gtetp
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mingtcn b0tten Sen. SGOfelo erreidt uitp Def
len lomit peritdrtte 9lrmee tpuroe fir binrei=
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sefabr $4,000 Diam fart 1T. a'-
Der neue 9acifc 8citoampfer Colorado fam
geltern ga6mittag auf elmer 8robeflbrt ppu
9teu @crt bier on. e's'''4 17l tr'asA
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@rabe Der Religionsfreibeit nnter ben Sittisen
bes ameritanii9en IplerS, aber mir flrhtsn,
noieler gpIer 1T uns nidt sei6entt" - unO
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nteine StelNnn9 ais MilitSr.ArSt i'm @%amtshGr. 9regtalI
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Nus Wctp orIeoms.

New Orleans, 8. Nldra pta Gatrpz
16. Wdr5. Wn fir6tet cine 9roFe Heber,
l&fpemmun9 Der StaOt aesenilber; penn oas
WaIer bic 9dmrue %SeritDrt, tplro nn9eeeler
pieI @igentbunt gu @ruuoe geben, 'i4 55.
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Sretntipn npn Que mnntn.

2putspilGe, 16. Ttdrs. Serrme Glurt,
alias Sue W(anop, lpuroe beute Na6mitta9 9ez
banst. gr ma6te 9eIteno, DAP ct lett 8e9int
oeS &riegeS Elm cpnfDOerirter Sploat 9eipeIen
lei. = Man sIaubt, DAP iid Wa9rnoer pom
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Grp6er 9mIamf Mnb Nlblanf!

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Sen Stpf S6ntttrpdarrn Scn ytcw gprt unb gbtlabtlpph eT
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Elm anbersr tn Baltimore.
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sebr pia,tis fir rieieniscn, ~eIde @s"'Ii" fa"te

so t~srfauIe ntetnen trpdntn WluSltn ttatetr, a'S Del
naieA Wlusitn, wel&en BITE eeute taufrn. geft aalen 4sns
bonn ids mus be nfeI erf mas ma6tn
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-14
ExCUEe Hons.

CHOLERA BANKS-LAST TRIP THIS
~ Season. The steamer CHAs. CHAMBERLAIN,
Anderson, Colwel, Pilot Sstuida night sept 10Th,
iiarri'on T. ~; Broomo st. Z. T." " PEGS slip,
~ Of Coffee fee, fare 81. JAS. n. 4. SCOTT 3s3