The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

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sns.t dsae engagemtnH "a tie South
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vear IL rrtafael 10 tie East, bot hs
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sasursay lasth b died. As . division com
uandef. Ger. Grant lhoaghs Gen. Crock
er tie cq1al u any ofheer 10 the army.
Ma Al TIE South, 10 their Garry, tlink
al emigsauns 10 BmEil sA~+@ 'A~y ran
en,oy ne IuAsty VI slavery. lse Rleh
moad Tines SAYS: Let DO mau stake
liz prospects 81 fortune, success and hap.
piness upoa ilc eontinbsuce Of slavery.
Rcess. events laye demonstrated tlat us
institution doomed. The festslless cay
ior emauc patton LAS noa been rai'ed y!
uoarly 81 CArisiendom, ard England.
France, R8ssia, and tie United States
have al saeeumbed before T. Spain and
Brazil win DOT be able 10 withstand this
pressure long
At a recent meeting Of ex-rcbels IN
Memphis, praided over by Col Pryor,
The following resolutions were adopted -
Raoired, That we recognize the aholi-
ton of Slavery as an inevitable eyent-it
being a dead insil1tion-and we would
not rsstors Il i we cosid.
Rsolrea, That We donot regret bdrins
taken the amnesty oath that we have
faithfully observed Il, aud intend to felig.
iously and fat fully observe q hereattfr.
Resoirsd, That we pledge oar bonoI
and hearty cooperation in The restoration
OF civil law, the maintenanee Of the Uni''
cd States Government and the Cousiitu.
ton thereof, and will do trcryhiHg ia on
poTer 10 uphold and c%oatiHtse the same.
A onelepged soldier hobbled into 4
street car in Clicaeo, on Friday sud
pSle.faced but pretty little woman arose
and gave him her seat. As he was pass.
ing up TO TIC vacated seat their gaze me,
and they then threw themselves into eael
others arms. The Soldier lad been teri
bly, wounded in Tennessee, and was sup
posed 10 be dead by his loving itlle wife,
Before be was able 10 write to her sl,
removed 10 Chicago, and his letter never
reached her. AS soon as he could travel
be set out for home, and met his sorrow
ing wife in the romantic way We have de.
tNcnbed. But for her generous impulse
so rare ia these DAYS 10 ~ssn %
ripplcd soldier,thelr reunion hlsh' haH'
bee . long delayed,
A mad bull broke loose the other da,
IN NJ. Louis, dashed down on one Of ths
main streets, goring several people as b
passed, and at the corner OF SIKH ans
Walnut slseets charged on Gen. Sherms'
and his adjutant. The General made
successful flank movement and escaped
while the Adjp.anl retired behind stronI
Notifications, narrowly escaping.
England has 1i6,749 known criminal
Gu, of jail, $4,000 Of whom are thieves
and $4,000 prostitutes 2l,734 bad boas
"a: H6.769 tramps and yagrani, and y
sig nolice. This Is at the rate Of one po
lcemaa 10 every 906 inhabitants. One
thifd of TIC entire number are slaiionc
in London, and the total annual expend
turc for the police Is 100000,
Gen. George Wright, who was lost vii
his family in the wreck Of the Brothe
Johuathan on the Pacific Coast, was
native Of Vermont and a graduate at Wei
Point lie has been Tor several yea
stationed Oh the Pacific coast. When y
war broke out be was Colonel OF the 81
u. S. Infantry, and the youngest oticer
his rank IN the army, The Boston Ira
eieg says Of bin, /" he was highly dlstll
gubhed Ia the Mexican war, and as be vi
considered in the army the beau ideoi
an officer, il has been a matter Of surpri
10 many hat be was never sent into Il
field
The French Emperor has receive
Sl2e,400 Tor the copyright Of his hf
volume Of bis Life Of Cesar lie b.
reserved $4,000 for his share, and Civ
sl20, 400 away to bis different co.laborel
When be heard what money he had ear
ed. be rxcazimeA Really. ! sre one mi
make $ living siih ones pen in France
Maeaaley received 5000 600 for his b
tory,
A young lady moving IN fhe uppT g
cies at Chicago vas heirothed al tie !
ginning Of The gar 10 ieu tenant In I
army. lie was killed " bathR, and |
bslyfsk~n home ADD buried by bis near
friend ani comraie, who was iih hial
the li@e &c ivA. To lhis young mar /
IAay' affections were very nstpFally tran
ferre8 III lime. and She sneaQed ID saar