The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-16

A stfioas tet - agrrl ia Cl.alleaisu.
narag tlse pfoErea y asgro bali. :
party olthe Inag-lhtrl Uastea State.
cpls Cd tfoeps eaieavofed b obtain adsais-
oa without ihe pay monl u the Cniranee
iot. AID netl refused by the negroes has.
ing rhsrgs 81 ths arrangements Tor The
oc5tsoa. Tasy ricci, bat reiagocl ina
.to wtle af4,d with reviewers. AID
a ain ssazh, a mission, with che ssmC re-
sali, aaI E,nrla r.el commence j The
rcu.ee we've bgeaghi iaio use oad two
81. hfe hgfs erft uti, oue 81 which,
from a lfi.ial su Size bands &c pfitata
Primo hayl 81 81, y Thirty thlri Rcg.
imtui saek n q upon pne q lau eolorrd
e,utsHs. Cans Wsshinsia, Killing him
instantly TIE murderer was arrested by
some memhH II iic lbirs alh Rtgi.
% q, United Smtss epluJed ltoaps, alter
chase. The hue ap1 cry Of which thrns
Che ebDlt negbofhood into eeusicrus-
icon, and resulted 10 thr calling oai q tie
military, who sa,p restored qaic, aad 4 b.
prrsel The crowd.
4 FirriNo BEauEK..-Lasl swo, < as a
railroad train was stopping nj GFdoup
,ilt to pui oll mail quur crowd @ho
Lad assembled there made an assault upon
the mil agent v ho Mass NottI,ern nae.
as the Post otiee Department appoint
none who cannot take the oath. rhey
informed h,m that they would no. allow
any Yankees 10 ron on their roaelA-~-s
Words led TO blows, apd the train moving
% The mail agent escaped With las hieA--
o. reporting this 10 he Post Office he.
partmeni, Gol, Randall immediately
struck Gonlons,ille from the hst of post
otligs, AID tiaios nov run by that point.
TFxAs The New Orleans Picaguas
says "Throl,.iout Texas all seems to
be life and hustle. Every stage and rail-
way car, on every road, comes and eosA
crowded with passengers, while all tho
thorough fares I,aling IRON Ihe coast ports
TO the interior towns ARE alive with wax-
ons taking out goods. Never before was
50 much activity observable in Galveston,
Houston AID Stn Antonio, in the latter
city, IL particular, rents ATE enormously
high, aud although new houses ,uc rapidly
gong up, hey IRE all occupied before the
plaster Is ytl dry.
suffrage Basis The new Consti.
tuition OF Missouri gives the suffrage from
1872 forward, to all men who can read
aud write, without regard to race or col
or aud provides that no person shall ba
disqual lied as witness, or to make a cons
Tract o. hold property, or be restricted IN
worship OF education, or any other respect.
on account If color. That i n sound plat.
form, and the South win all come iofl IN
the end. as
There are 1900 public schools IN
Pennsy WANNA, attended last year by 703'-
$50 pupils, or 5000 less ihan the year be-
fore. Tie total cost OF the school system
was 3,9li,23s, The Superintendent
had decided that an inhablant OF Penn.
y lyanlu, who entered The military service
during the rebellion, while We, minor, is
entitled, after attaining majority to rs
many years or months attendance in the
common schools rs be could have enjoy ed
had he stayed at home,
III explanation Of Tie dismissal Of Con,
Sweeney che Irish War SeefctarY,) from
the 7 $ army, III stated thai some time.
since, when lis regiment was stationed Vt
Nashville, he nude application for leave
Of absence wIicli was refused. The up.
pIication was made second tme with
-iIIilr resl aui then General sweeney,
wiiho Ut permission, ahsented himself from
his regiment, and The order 81 dismissal
was issued, III consequence oil such action
The Clnuls on papers announces tho
death d GIN. 'Iraipeu. lie was IN Tim
saue class willl lpauregird n West Point.
!. aying there he served IN our army Jour-
teen years, when he resigned 70 take the
charge Of his estates. Al the brenking
out 1T the late rebellion he was made
Chief Of Ordnance by South Carolina, and
a'tawalds bad clhtgt Of the deiences Of
Charleston.
The New Hampshire Democratic State
Convention vii meet AT Concord on tic
7th Of February, to nominate 9 capdidaiy
ior Governor. II
A duel VAS o have come oT al New
Odans on tleb2l mt, between Mr. rs.
/ lix Limet, editor Of the Bee, and Mr. En-
/ lie Lefranc, editor Of In Reaaissdnee Lo-
uisionaise. The combatants were about
crossing swords, when they were arrested
by police officers. who Conveyed them and
their second, TO the Second District Poliee
station.
WuERE PorvtATIoN is NgGpEB.--
The 7ribaae ydIy trptiuIIy remarks in
reference 20 the labor question SoAths
"The South needs Iabor---a great deal
Of II. Florida has scani 10000 iphalJit-
ants she ought to'hsve one million before
1857, and five millions by 1900. Nir.
giaia. within her present limits, has seagce-
! 81 one million shcpecds five milIi0ns be-
fore 1900. sin, vino, froits and vegsla.
"a r