The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-06-20
NEWS ITEMS.

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There ARE adv.ess said q BE- authentic,
that John c Breckenridge has arrived Is
caba, having succeeded ia escaping from
the country
Pfsa.ioe says the bead If the southern
Coufeierasy IS an,i-Union, anti-peace and
Auny Davis
During the past ten days no less than
l06 sos troops have been furnished with
transportation aud len Washington.
There Is an increasing impression At
Washington tba, General Lee vii Dot be
tried under DE Virginia indictment. or mo-
Tested IN any way
Senator Nicholson. Of Tennessee, the COL
league Of Andrew johnson, who withdrew
from the United States Senate at the break
out Of the rebellion and joined the secession
lists, has fled an application for pardon. and
piteously asks bis former brother Senator
to forgive him. Il said that Nicholson has
actually applied for pay as Senator for the
period which he did hot GIL
A letter from Charleston states that Ex-
Gov Aiken had returned to the city from
Washington. aud received an enthusiastic
reception from the citizens on landing on
the wharf He expressed himself as very
favorably impressed with President Johnson.
and spoke in high terms Of him.
The Toronto Leader says that the city is
thronged with escaped bounty Jumpers Who
have made plot to rob The banks and COM
nit other crimes on huge scale. II calls
for measures Of self protection. The Leader
has been the especial organ Of these scamps,
for years. Curses like chickens. etc.
John A. Wise. Of Accomac, Va, broth
er Of the Ex-Governor, wrote to Gen Cor
dan, complaining that he had "been strip
ell Of everything" taken out Of his bed
and impoverished, after suffering unpar-
allelel horrors during three years, and
nqurng whether he 1onld not be per.
mitted to resume Ii property and his cili-
zenship" The general tersely responds
Tint bis suiIerings are due entirely 10 the
damuabe efforts Of bis four-sons and other
traitors to destroy the Union, and that he
and they viii probably be allowed to resume
their citizenship after the Government has
redeemed the country from the consequence
Is Of their crimes.
Gen. Terry Of Fort Fisher fame, and a
man entertaining thorough republican
views, hrs been appointed to the command
in Richmond in place Of Gen. llalleok, IN
der whose regime, according to accounts,
the negroes were no betor oil, at least dian
they were in slavery Gen. Ord, another
man very much after the llaIleck pattern,
and lately in command at Petersburg, has
been sent to Oregon, while Halleek goes to
California.
The following is popular in the army, and
will be recognized by many Of the return
ing veterans:
4" Died, near the Sonihsidc Railroad, on
Sunday, April 9Th, 1865, the Southern Com
federacy, aged four years Conceived ia
sin, born in luiquity, nurtured by tyranny,
died Of chronic attack Of Punch u 5.
Grant, attending physician Abraham Lin
coin, u ndertaker JEFF. Davis, chief mourn
eT.