The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-31
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aerg n aaeb fH aa Arm aug gaa,
wish tae 5ooa arg0#. 80 t, and He
me W N0as Armstrong mar.
.el iu $500 ap6a ilst truauel. Is Tie
Euasa .o,aam am claims the uxel8-
size r.eld Go use f..e eue !. aoa'd
be- uter ,iag 70 knoH hoH ,bcy cam
lotto She forts held b. oau,asrHreb g..
+ ! dad THAT immeas quantities q pro-
visions, torres and lasaing haye come
4 through lhs port into Rebellion I
am alm0t afrail d mention the ans
ouui, bot 70 Is enough 10 supply over
SIXTY thousand men. It's ali Eag-
+ lsh, and they have received he last
cargo; no more viii ever come this
4 way.
1 We picked up telegram from Gen
Ler 70 his subordinate, here say ing
! thar II Fort Eesher aud C4secR cere
aot hsid he teoaid haze 10 cracaate
i Richmond. lie says most truly. aad
/ should not be at all surprised it he
lea Il at any moment.
We have plenty OF force 20 hold this
place against the whole SOU hsrn con.
Ilsdelaly have two hundred and
ldty guns bearing Oh the narrow sup
81 lad where our troops are heavily
liutrenclled. There are vessel, in the
river AMI outside, and we only hope
they will atiempi 10 relake it.
The celebrated speech Of Sir Boyle
Roche;
mir. Speaker, | smell rat; see
Fin aoalug IN TIE air; but mark me,
I shall YET nip ldm ia the bud was
evidently the model upon which a
wiier in Kmsas framed, the other
day, some remarks upon the recent
election. The LeagtnaorIh CoaSar-
catice says that by the result Of That
election, 'the iall Of corruption las
been dispellcd, and Ill, wheels Of tie
State Government wi.l no longer be
lrAmmel.el by sharks that have beset
the public prosperity Ike locusis. -
a. !. Ereaiag Post
Poor JEFF. Daisl -Four years ago
| he usoiealiy announced his intention
Is come 70 Washington, depose Mr..
4 Lincoln, and establish himself as Tie
Legitimate head Of the Nauoa. Now
lie is in danger Of being driven from
Richmond amid jeers aad execiaiions
Of the people w4om he has ruined.
Then hc Was held up even by Norih-
iern men, a, a model statesman; now
4 lie i booted a BY the Rebels them
lst!ses, as the au,ho Of all tllyir woes,
4 What al illustration does his fate fur
hish OF The tiu.h that ",he way Of
/ tie tfansgrussor is hard r
The Canalina authorities refuse o
grant passports 20 naluraIIzcd citizens
in The Colony 10 visit the United
States. This refusal is said 20 DC IN
accordance with orders from the Bri.
IisA Minister at Washington, and The
cess1n aiielged j., that naturalization
I'D British Colony does not confer
upon tho person n&,uFaiized ( any
claims 70 British protection beyond
the limits Of tie Colony. Tai. is a
rather hard decision, and causes great
Indignation among The German and
other residents Of the Colony. This
is only ore Of the southern sympathy
with the Rebellion.
A German officer, retired from SER
vice, has just died in Vieanna, leay-
! ing his nephew the entire distribution
OF bis property, on the condition ;hat
he never reads a newspaper. - e.
cure a strict compliance with this
Siause, the deceased has blqucathed
considerable legacies to three Of bis
friends whom be entrusted with the
surveillance Of his nephew. In case
| oil Infringement or Is Injunction, the
nephew viii be Immediately deprived
Of the enjoyment Of this fortune, whnh
consists III Two large inaieuable Iious-
Is, and the tesiemenIaty executors
viii dispose Of them in conformity to
the clauses Of the vii. The nephew
in question is employed in the Post
office.
'Phernandiwud' got heavy olo in
/ Congress the other day from General
| farnsworth, Of Chicago. The House
and the galleries voted that ii was one
| right between the eyes. Wood read
from some book 10 show that the Al
rc4ns were a despsed race, and gave
tue House a sup u horrors. Farus-
worth said that coming ia hale late,
and not hearing where the horrible
scene alluded 10 wa enacted, he sups
p sed The honorable gentleman was
de cr.biug the negro riots ii New
+ YORK Of iasi suumer
) Savannah belle stepped OF tie
sdswa.s me plhcr day, with a poat-
,pg expression, to avoid walking an
er be American Gag which hung il
ont u an officers headquarters. :
aen. Geaiy military commander Of