The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-12

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Tie rrass s-ous Of ihs maas.e Ct lts I
sireefs ils, Gree echoed 70 the hgty issi i
~ trade. vaa saaees-spsfm candies
.panalastof5rs. "a cslisrs, ship chambers
,4otes-ars ehaaaansd 20 ihe mercy q
sle s,emeais Whole blocks ard ross q
bg,lAinr. are deserted 4 aesolaiion
hardly les sinister lban that d PpmPeii,
hangz ossr The place. i seems a. 4 ihe
sosi that ooos tehnnlrd i bad taken II
Sigh. leaving ouly poor uockery q
life behind X. Iis populas ION has OWN
died down 10 one.haIf Of is Former nafn'
hsr Nearly al r. young men seek lheif
+ fortune ID more processing fields q enter
prise.
Capt. r. .. windsr, son q the doeeas
F "a rebel Gen. windeF. whose nam@ =
au0ss those indicted with Mirz for ibbs-
man ireatmen, Of imprisoned national sol
aiers. vas arrested al Dummondtown. Va,
on Thursday last. and sent 10 Washington
under guard 10 await The disposition q ihe
military authorities.
/ Lie itself is almost burden TO some
4 Ladies. on account Of excessive pain
4 Headache, Tooihaehe, ague ia the face
ard laws. Neuralgia, Lameuess, and other
patio. and aches. are cured quickly and
certainly by using freely Renne's Pain
/. Killing Mage Oil, soil BY your Mer.
chant.
Mr.. Moons. the Englishman who was
seized some months ago by the NeaPoll
"A tan brigands. is slill in their hands. lie
has managed 10 send letter 10 Naples, IN
which he states that the brigahds now ind
Il difficult TO procure food His strength
i sinking RAPIDLY under the priyalions he
4 obliged 10 endure he i no longer able
10 walk. and the brigands, in their forced
marches, are obliged TO carry him.
There i a singular fac, tn relation 70
the great conspiracy which has heretofore
escaped publicity. The mother Of Har-
old, the conspirstor, is strong UnIonld'
and had many times protested against her
son secession AtuuNHSASs' 49, 49,
part in the assassination plot became
known. she sthed ali the natural feelings
of mother, and resolutely said that she
had tried in vain to teach him better coun-
sells, aed now he must take the results OF
his wicked conduct, without expecting sym
patty from her. Although bis sisters vis-
tied asm frequently during his imPrison-
ment, and did all in their power TO secure
pardon for him, his mother would do
neither, but maintained her singular reso-
luton with more than Spartan hrmness to
the last.
Maj. Gen. Don Carlos Buell has pub
lished long letter in reply to statements
Of Gen. Sherman as to the Western cam
paicns. Gen. Buell. claims that he pro
posed The plan which was eventually FOL
lowed 10 success, and he denies that he
: was guilty Of any delay in his campaign
! which was not fully justified by circnm.
stances. He brings out long array O
documents in proof Of both statements. i
Buell. has been wronged, history will dc
! him full justice.
8 The Richmond papers announces that
}, Gen. Lee has excepted the Presidency o.
r Washington College. which next to WI
:, liam and Mary. is the oldest institution o.
a learning in Virginia. Lee is said to be
i poor. and that necessity has led him tt
this choice. In teaching 'the Young ldef
r how TO shoot, il is TO he hoped that he
n will not "ieach by example" as such
nolicy might lead the scions of the chival
: ~ 10 practice on the flag ofthelr country
" The Belfast, Ireland, Newsletter OF 'h'
18th ult. describes the Fenian demonslra
n tion in that vicinity, already noticed u
e our telegraphic reports OF foreign news
n The procession numbered about three
IS hundred and fifty persons, at the larges
e estimate. and marched to the music o.
d nine drums aud two flies. The drum
IS were painted green and white, and one Q
two bore the harp without the crown.
, green bough was at times carried IN irohi
but no banners were exhibited. Inc.
marched with a defiant air, and It wa
Z generally believed that they had tirearm
= among them, th Rough none were exhibited
: They were closely followed by The police
and no disturbance occurred,
q A Soldiers monument, TO cost slVV
ID 600 is 10 be erected al Detroit, IN homo
p Of the fallen among the 81 900 heroes tina
81 Michigan has furnished to the war Al
ie public meeting last Thursday evening, y
ie Detroit, speeches were made by ex'Go'
" Blair, Hon. William A. Howard, Gen. I
re ID. Wilcox, Gen. Morrow, and others, an
$4,000 we're subscribed on the spot
ii Thousand dollar subscriptions were mad
a by Senator Chandler, 4. b. Ward, an
Ii III. Z Baldwin.
Is senator Sherman, Of Ohio, made
ne speech on Thursday At Rsyenna. As
=. The Democratic cry for the taxation OF II
> United States bonds the Senator (who
oy chairman q the Senate's Finance Con
oe ni,terl said that such tax cannot be la
ne upon tie bonds by STATE and municipal
ties without reversing the often reatii me
decisions Of HE Supreme Court, and
at tecting the Constitutional power Of q
tia GoyeTnmen, 10 borrow money on the cree
he Il Of The United States. He regards y
les proviso in the loan laws exemp.ng u