The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-30
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President upou she personal in,ercessiea q
It. Gen Grant
Thrcs years ago Daniel G. shaw q Bar
too. Vermont, whils riding from Island
Pend 10 ChArlss,on. lasi his pocket book
eontaining sq7. The present spring. while
driving over the same road. a man from L.
lad Pond turned this wallet gu, u the
mud on his wagon wheel. About $40 q
the money was sell enough preserved TO be
redesncd BY the banks.
The alumni Of Norwich military Uni
versity will have reunion at the nsI, COM
msncemeui. which oocus August 10Th
The roll Il honor q this institution COM
prises the names Of eve major generals,
Eve brigaders, thirty-two colonies, aud 9TH
Ell officers in propOriiouate numbers.
A very painful accident happened in the
family Of Mr.. Peter st. John Of Montpelier,
las, week A child attempted to &c, into a
crib, 10 which was an infant and tipped II
over, throwing the face d the infant upon
the door Of stove. in which was very hot
ERE. The crib fastened both children 10 the
hot stove, and there they remained some
minutes. the mother being out The infant
was shockiugly burned. one eye being de-
stroyed. and The child was also burned. but
less severely. The family Of young children
is large, and the parents are poor.
The Times says that some three weeks
since, a handkerchief plainly marked /" J
H. surratt, was picked up by the watch
man Of the Vermont Central Railroad at
Burlington. 1t was undoubtedly dropped
by the assassin on his way TO Canada.
sad accident occurred at the house Of
Mr.. Prenaee Robinson, in Barton, on Sun
day last. A young man. member Of the
provisional cavalry, was exhibiting his equip
ments. when he, in sport, lpointed the revol-
yer at Miss Emma Darling, a daughter Of
Lyman Darling, Of Glover. The piece was
discharged, and the ball in passing just
grazed the forehead of little daughter Of
Mr.. Robinson, ana entered the side Of Miss
Darling. passing nearly through the body
The wound proved fatal; the young lady
fingered till Monday morning and died
The unfortunate young man is nearly crazy
with grief. Ii seems that some one had
loaded the revolver without his knowledge
-Newport Express.
VIM. Y. Ripley, Esq of Rutland, has in
his possession an ingeniously contrived tor
pedo, made TO exactly resemble large lump
Of coal This was the artful coutrivancC
employed with so much success by The reb-
els IN blowing up our transports on the MIS-
sissippi, and it is suspected that the awfu
disaster Of the Sultana was accomplished by
one Of these dhbolical things. The one il
the possession Of Mr.. Ripley was sent to hin
from Richmond by his son, Breyet Brig
Gen. E. II. Ripley, and DaS foaad in hc
privdte cabinet Of Jefferson Darts after his
flight from the city,
TIN GREAT REyIEw.-The Vermont regi,
ments which participated in the great re.
view, were the Eighth Lieut Col J. b.
Mead; the Seventeenth, Col. Randall and
the First Cavalry, Lieut., Col. Josiah Hall
Brevet Brig Gen. VIM Wells commanded
the I'd Brigade of Custar's Division,