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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
STEAMBOATS,. - -...z
yICKSBURG.
Leaves on THURSDAY, et5Px.
Steamer GREY EAGLE--J NJ WHITE. Master.

- --- .-I
Leaves on THURSDAY, et5rx
Steamer GREY EAGLE-J NJ. WHITE, Muster.
EOR GKEENyILI.E, EGGS POINT, LAKE
hs Gaa Isss Caroline s hsSng AS aS
Tshs Isnang omeEs Mlissns Bend Hieksbns N hatcher.
Ths as%ys viii take freight for Mem
packets at r., sight gas.ags ppy on board
SS HSRR3Ss ! ;; s;;:ss ,...
flower river with privilege Of resnpng the steamer Eddie
Leaves every FRIDAY at sr.M
Steamer MAGENTA--T. P. LEArHERs, Maser; R. A.
OWEN, WHITE TuRPIN, and cHAs. GR1oE clerk.,
6sa nn Bs SEs 9sIs5ss atsn5
Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge AID all intermediate
NIL pesst Wiz s Mem
Sfios'' a" S 1isEs aES2 % board
The above steamer will take freight and passengers for Sun
flower river with privilege Of resrping on the steamer Eddie
Leaves Every SATURDAY. at o'clock P. NJ.
NOR VHEKSBURG, EATCHEz GRAND GULF,
Rouge, PssaemIne Donsasoay and ali nermsaiat; coast
d. sass:
T'f'' TITUS GWARTNEy No sTchoupltouas street,
WoobRHFF bREkGist BuTEh GG e CO. 5' df"v'sf street,
Mos Z We ssE issf s'sss
for Mn AND h r
raa q the Fashion Pasenss taken through from New Or
The Fso 5 ssS with the YaSee packets and signs
Leaves every THURSDAY, t5r.M
STEAMER GREY EAGLE-J. NJ, WHITE, Master
F9R GgEENyILLE, EGGS POINT, LAKE
Fs Pa sna tsss os'Ga & Fsnaps Asa,o1
rich sndnE omSgns Msess Rapd yictSSns NseSss @SSs
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and ali int
snss 3 s s T s zee in che vssf yu's and
vIcKsBURG, NArCHEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY - '-
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY. at5pu
sea%st MASTER eES 7 r. 4 hoERfs GASSxoN
Ls0H yIGKsBUksSs, NATcHE2, GRAND GULF,
Rodnsy ESS Adags Heyo BY sa Baton Roae and al IN
Rouge, "Wednesday mornn Natchcz wednesday evening;
@ F SfSas SataEs sardg ssdg EVENING
at Z. M, passing down tho Coast on sunday
Leaves EVERY FRIDAY, a5rM
sSss o%ES + and G s clerks.
FoR GKEENVILLE, EGGS POINT, LAKE
. WPPsss29 PSd sPa & E Sana % pLa9an AS!Sn r.
Landing Omega Nilken's Bend yiesbars N4teea, Grand
landings,
The above packets viii take freight and passengers
phs aud laEoo yes with privilege Of reshppng first
ese ansnrsss and ths Table, arc supplied VIE
| the best !he market affords.
| HlTE 4 MURDOCH, 81 Gravier street.
]. NJ. WHITE, Agent, lis Common street.
A. Bilfr0N 7 Front street
p SThe above will take freight and passengers
steamer Eddie.
vfRGINIus c. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
/ vICKSRuRG AND NATGHEz WEEKLY PACKET
| FAStIION--PRATF MeSar.
| - Leaves every SATURDAY, al g. p. NJ.
| fTOH Don PLAQUEMINE
~ Port Hudson Baton Rouge Bayou Fort Adams Nat
chez. Waterproof ST. Joseph Rodney Grand Gulf Wutentu
New CaEtlsge and yGSs',rg-The magHdecnt passenge'
csra, VIII leave above For freight paHsaee apply
I. r. CARROLL & co, AgCDts No 1873 GrHyfef street
! j. j. NiNBURN, 81 Magazine street
! NIRSIS1uS g. DENTlLL, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling Havana oueentnwn to and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills Of lading
here at through of freight hence ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam
Gothenburg and HaYre.
The final port of destination may either fixed on signing
the bills of ladng declared by tie holder of the bill
of ang within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aGording tie importer the choice of
markets
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons p Jamison, Captain.
MISSISSIPPI tons j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons. 7. Baker, Captain
MISSOURI. 1864 "A. Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. .......ls96 tons. t. Barron, Captains
ALABAMA 1929 tons j. Glover, Captain.
GAMBIA 1851 tons j. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. l6n tons.....J Haney, Captain.
1913 tons H. p P. Couche, Capt
aCabn Passage Liverpool Sl25god or its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
WIN. HUNTER L CO., Al Carondelet street.
s- Bills of ladng for this Company (which can only be
signedl will be had at the AGENTS office as above.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND HAVANA,
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND HAvANA-THE STEAM
ship
Carolina.
Cargo is being received at the foot of Jackson
street. for above steamer sailing punctualy SATURDAY
the 18th January at O'Clock and to be followed by
ALABAMA.
Cabin passage to Liverpool Sl25 to Havana S3J or their
equivalent in U. s. Currency.
For freight or passage, apply to
WIN. HUNTER Il CO., Il Carondelet street.
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE
Low PRESSURE STEAMERS.
To leave TUESDAY January gth the arrival of the ~
p NJ Pontchartrain Railroad train.
EOIs MOBILE-THE NEW IRON STEAMER
Frances,
THos FORBES, Commander,
will leave above. For freight passage apply to
l. T. HARRIS, corner Camp and Common streets,
N. B.-No freight received after 2Is O'Clock p NJ
rs No bills of lading will be signed after NJ
Leaves on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. 5ra
IT Price. of Passage, So
NOR MOBILE DIRECT - THE STEAMER
Magnolia, NJ Eyerdge master, 7. v W. Graham clerk,
having been unavcdably detained will positively
day. sth inst the arrival of the AZ Ponchartran
cars Cabin passage So. For freight apply
Sh2 SzfEHNseS fsq $ ssss Place.
BAYOU SARA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
sWlarille SntrlIigearr.

.csrsoEsT oFFIcR, No. 81 CANT SrFEys, :.
Tuesday, january 9, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
RIVER.
ARKANSAS RIVER pACKEr,

ARKANSAS RIVER PACkET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY 10th inst at5pu
E'0R VAN EsUEEN. FORT SMITH DARDa.
noic Little Rock Pine Blaif all iatermedate land
ings on Arkansas RiyerThe and fine passenger steamer
HaeOity. j, Il. D. Gouzhs, master George kyler riek
VEL eFe as above kor Eelg9 Or passage apply board
to RIPLEY BRO, Al Front street
r. S-The racony will take freight fer uI points on Willie
EiveS, with privilege Of reshipping.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, t5pa.
ES9Ts VAN RuREE, FORT SMITH, DARDA-
nec Little Rock, Pine Bluff and ali Intermediate land
mss on Arkansas Ryere and fine passenger stearner
T:,eosy, j. T. d Conzins master, George Kyior c.erk,
VIII leave a above For freight passage apply board or
y 9. D0NQRuE. Agent 2Tchoupitoulas street
flkGINiUS {, DENTZEL. Advertising Agent.
T. S--Iha IAcens will take freight for Greeryie Lake
washington, and all intermediate landings the Bends
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON.

sI .e j. t.5 .
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE OF
SDE-wHEEL STEAMERS.
Leaves on THURSDAY. llth inst, At SAN.
CDR GALVESTON AND INDlANOLA-t
The new iron steamship at..7l.sn
JOHN Y LAwLEss, Ceo,mander,
will leave as above For freight or passage appiyto
L q. HARRIS, corner Camp md Common streets.
R-Feght for Matngorda be delivered at the end
Of Ships Tackles.
Bills of lading will he signed at Agents Office.
Freight will be received MONDAY the sth foot of St Jo
seph street
To sail WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at o'clock NJ.
ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR sALyEsToN-THE NEW AND FAyoRIrE
l.
sidewheci steamship
Kapadan,
j. b. MCCONNELL, Commander,
will leave wharf, foot of St Joseph street. above
For freight passage having state
| mcsatiuns, apply to @5o~
| JAMES CONNOLLY CO.,
| 81 Poydras street.
NB-Freight received on Monday morning. Bills of Ia
ding signed at tho Office of the Agent.
! To oan THURSDAY, January H. at7pa.
LaOR PENSACOLA and dAPALACTIICOLA
| The tsst sailing Al steamship .-.- .......
Beaufort.
D. r. HAVEN, Commander,
For freight or passage sray to -. -E 5.
4 L. NJ. MERRITT,
I At caronaelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09

Steamer Barnett, Fry, for Apalaehieo Master
steamer Louise, Hopkins, foI Mobile, G Harris
schr Geo W ynsons Shaw, for Providence, SR u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
-APALACHICOLA.

TNOR APAI.ACHICOI4A-TH FINE FAST
sailing schooner Salife j. Ak en-, Godfrey master
will sail this week. and take freight for the above port at low
rates. Fer freight passage apply to z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
M4A.T.A.MoROS.

EOK MATAAIOROS-THEF FINE FAsTSAILTNG
schooner Joe Kelley, G. w. Nelson, master. is
loading for the above port will quick dispatch For
having superior accommodations freight for bulk
of 400 barrels, apply to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
INDIANoLA.

HOE HNDEANDLA-THE Terry FAST SAILING
Il clipper brig Newburg, Capt Howes having the prin
epa part Of cargo engaged and going on board will have
elegant accommodations apply on board, or to
CREEYY, EICKERSON Il CO.,
35 Car6ndelet street, corner of Gravier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
s,Leayes on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at Pm
E0R MEMPHIS. HELENA, NAPOLEON, VIGKs.
IL burg, Nachez, mouth of Red River Bayou Sara
Rouge, and all intermediate landings in the Bcnds-The
new and superior passenger packet Henry Fon PhuI,
james Allen MASTER p r. Burke clerk will leave above.
For freight passlga apply on board. or to
JOHN A. STEVENSON Front street.
ortoJoHN e. HYDE AGO. ll3 Common street.
SThe Henry Won Phu viii give through bills ladirg TO
all points hte Evef with the privilege OF repping
Wbite River packets Rt Memphis.
FIRGINfGs O, DESTGEL, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09

Br schr Mischief, Oliphant, fer Gienfugas, {Gubal
in ballast, Gosienbow u Lesparre
Br schr Oriental, Otteson for ilatamoros, Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09

Leaves every THURSDAY, at Or NJ.
STEAMER GREY EAGLE-J. NJ. WHITE Master
EHDR GgEENyILLE, EGGS POINT, LAKE
IL Washington, Grand Lake, Carolua Landing Ashton
Pitchers Point Skipwiths Landing Lake Providence Coed
rchs Landing OmGgo. MnliheRs Bend, yCkburg Nntchez
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all int
mediate landings.
The Grcy Eagle will her place the yicshurg
Bends trade leaving on THURSDAY OF each week.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09

- Leaves WEDNESDAY, January 10. at s
h>OK JEFFEKSDN-FOR JEFFERSON, SMITH.
n land Port Caddo Swanuns Landing, Shreveport Mon
terey Grand Bayou Alexandria, Norans Barbins and alp
landings on Red Rfyer-Ihe light draft packet Carrie
Fooie Jas + Muse, master A. White clerk, will leave
above. For freight passage apply board to
n. .. DOSOHUE, 2 Ichogpitoulas street.
VIRG1NiUSG O. pESrHEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
MEMPHIS.

Leaves TUESDAY, 9th inst, at 4rM
Es0S MEMPHIS, CAIRO, LOUISVILLE cINCIN.
h natl and pitShurg The and splendid pnssenrnt
packet Messenger, Jesse Dean MUSTER j. r. Beaze csrE
will leave a above For freight passage apply board
to JNO. Z, HiDE co, No. lis Common street
NEW ORLEANS AND CINCINNATI PACKET NICHOLAS
LoNGwoRTH--A. R. CLEyAN Master.
Leaves on THURSDAY, l1th inst, 1T 5 p NJ
ES0R MEMPHIS, CAIRO, LOUISVILLE AND
4 Cncinnati-The new and splendid passenger packet
Nicholas LOngEortl,, A r. Irwin master, will leave
as above For freight orpasSage apply board orto
JOHN L. HYDE * CO. Agents.
No. 1l3 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-09
LOUISVILLE.

Leaves on THURSDAY, Jan IL, at
EfOIs LOUISVILLE, CAIRO MEMPHIS TICES-
4 burg NacheZ, and all intermediate lanings--The
and splendid passenger steamer Nicholas f.engVsrth,
r. irwin master Charles Miller, clerk, will leave
For freight passage apply on board, or to
JOHN f. HYDE co. l13 Common street.
N1RGINIUS G. DEHTHEL. Advertising Agent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

KEpoBr or RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
The following is the substane Of the re-
port Of the II. r.. Commissioner;
| have travelled over the different
roads in the State, and over large sec
tions thereof On foot, and made partic-
ular examination by I'LL available tests
as TO the condition for public and indi-
yidual safety Of grade, slopes, curves
track, and superstTucture, and have
found more or less to invite the alton
ton Of the proper departments to, as
demanding attention, and am happy e
say that influenced by a common pru-
dence, and stimulated bya superior in-
terest, no lack Of gratitude on prompt
attention to the subject. has ID amy sim
Gle instance been manifested.
Our roads are really, and iii compar-
ison with connecting roads, safely and
obhgingly administered and operated,
and with eommandahle hberality unite
to facilitate the dey Iopment Of the pow
er and progress Of the state, and seem
to hold such relations to each other and
the public as viii guard against undue
monopoly OF oppression. Many 81 the
roads are and have been making large
Improvements ia their stations, manu-
factories and rolling stock,
the immediate employees upon 0aT
roads are particularly interested ii such
improvement in the height Of bridges
and above grade crossing as shall abate
the peril Of br4kemen on the freight
trains which has occasionally proved
fatal 70 thcm on our various roads
Whether this evil viii as . business
necessity regulate itself between eHl-
ployer or employee, Or whether yom
honorable body should interposo, =
submitted 10 your superior wisdom.
Respectfully submitted
ID J. NicH9ls0s.
Railroad Commissioner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

CHANGE OF BASE The Chicago Times.
the most influential and hitherto yitu-
peratiye copperhead organ in the North
west, has, since the recent elections,
swung around the circle, and now adj
yocates negro suffrage in strong terms.
The course Of the Times in attempting
to commit the Democracy Of the North
west to negro suffrage has created quite
a breeze among tie rank and file Of the
party, although the leaders sustain the
paper in its course. The agitation
promises to be one Of the most bitter
ever known ii Democratic history The
Times ii a recent issue, says
THE Democratic party viii not st
down in hopeless ana decaying inaetiy i
ty What, then, shall the new line be
In the FIRST place, must we not cut loose
from the administration OF Andrew
johnson ana leave chat hybrid concern
to float on tic sen of public contempt
into which il some time since entered
and from which no power can rescue it,
II Is dead body, longer adherence t.
which is death also to the party What
ncxty Is not negro suffrage inevitable,
and is not the quickest way to get the
negro shape out Of the way to at once
coucede ID the suffrage. making issue
only on the degree 70 which il shall be
conceded? Qualified negro suffrage
once yielded by tie South and By TINS
We mean impartial suffrage, or suffrage
dependent upon the intelligence If the
man, irrespective of color, as is now the
rule iu Massachusetts aud the negro
question viii have been disposedof, and
tAe occupation % the Northern Rcpub-
hcauR Radical party will be gone forcy-
er. We know that many Democrats
have not reached this advanced view Of
the case, and that such stil fed greatly
inclined TO revolt IT tie position u ne
gro suffrage III any deeqee; bat let us
tell them that it isalRags best 70 accept
nyIt2b!e when the ne9ltable comes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20
State Items.

Glen. Vile Lawrence, long ono The
leading nor Of Ycrgenne died On the
9Th inst
The Hudson, on. W Gazette iii no.
ticing the mention by the corespoI-
dent of the Rutland Herald tint there
are seven clcrgymen ii the Vermont
Legislature, says Wen, what Of IL
There are seven more d the Ncw York
Ipenitcnsmy
i temperance revival Of great la nj
tudc is III progress III the village Of Bel
lows Falls, ia which old young arealike
engaged Weekly meetings are hold.
personal efforts are made 10 bring iu
those addicted to the use 81 rHm, and
much interest il kept up Up 10 fues-
day evening II last week the Times
says lG7 lad signed the pledge.
The following Is notice 81 Il lost
"Calf which was nailed up ut the Vim
oosli Post Office
Wa0osaI Va, November 2, 1866
Found 4 HefIcr on tho premises oc-
quipide ~ Peter Sliatt tlns Is a Epring
Can Size i Half White aud rod she IS
White Oh tho Back And She is in good
order the homer Of lost Ca1 VIII Call
ID J = Tubba < Go Im Shop aud hc
viii got information
Tire Legislature las passed 9 bill
making habitual druukennesa tarapeE-
iod If two years s sufficient cause iof
divorce
The American House &c Burlington
has passed INTO TIE Asads 81 / 4 Rob
ert5 1t Boston. and Edwin Goaduo" &
Keene. n. H., they having purchased
The lease and furniture
st ito Joint Assembly q TIC Repre-
sentative. Hail ia "wednesday NOV Z.
tCol Nm. y Mulson q Burlington
VA elected Brig General O militia @
4 All the wmcy ocaaaioned by tho seslg.
nation q Bre Gen john L B0toa
81 oheibafB
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

Is ] MnKn Boogn DE,p? The Au-
gtsfa Chronicle aud sentinel contains
the following An actress connected
nov with q Chicago theatre declares
that J Wilkes Booth Is sall living
She states that on her way Ia Ford i
theaser, whore she was engaged on
the evening Lincoln was killed, she
met Booth on the street. talked with
hlm for some time. and on parting with
Iona gave him a letter t0 read which She
had that day received SIS weeks aga
tho letter was returned to her though
ilie possofiioe, with a private mark on
], which conYinccs bcr that Il eanl
from Booth.
The LaCrosse Wis. Democrat
states positively that ]. Wilkes Booth
Vas alive on july u, 1866, aud dc
clarcs earnestly and certainly that
Booth never Nas takeu 10 Washington.
either wounded 81 dead
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Cor sale.

HUE eaahl 8bdieiasgl uBe.asf II ~ sAW.Fr
l aad WASH BOARD n nHft sFlns k.tHhhsi q
steIudias WHIaerY iaaasa a. fhe ll|ase " - n
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cation mHabitel 6yH9.a tfnsfaa.4 ~ aWriiiHg
haa.a 81 Iae et0y huaius sat epaaraetsd aHd
sfasas tfed tlr WOODEN asa. $50 taa b. readily
atsaTftFH 9Fatu purpose uka eas2siua mss reg9ire.
llfe NeiHsyne fa5.aiin aAa saG IS - his esiab'
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haQYftaut % tlie HHfca&stf Alsa nlH % aHfed ~
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

Fi pu al lis u havI
purchased ba Alexandria Nal
aaa vll akr ap Jhearstjguee
That cts
John Nara aop tn ConI
hm not N thu seventy
hte ,heus3nl dollars THIS m nd
ytstld3u r.puia.Hp wmrh + 6 IA
transmitted tl h gug
pIuf g. Wmj wiha fmrt, ofeeu
9men lately aseeadel $40 tlo.at. i
Oregon HIS report establishes, th'
h,s tbai AItlloal really i ,aleuo
ud that it the Mghat mountain II
ths mtyl States baug lsuooh hiet.
One hoop skirt siabh hmeut Il
Nw York West Bradley \ Cagya'
employs Zoo PERSONS aud uses threl
tons 81 steel deI 81 the production e
hoops
The AlhHuy tfEus ha tle tie fsl
lowing about Sjng sing
The story about ketehum, curren
m sing SIM, anil which many believe
shows. even II false into what ustima
hun thg institution has fallon, 1t i
that tho Young man entered % the
prison, renamed there Is fcW weeks
was taken AMY by his friends went Z
Europe whore he uow is Ueo9 -t,
that there pman until just belol thl
.syt5itati.u II hts sFntrupp when ne 4 II
return % State Prison and stay unh
regularly discharged II is said thai
visitors q tho prison do not SEQ hin
among the gangs II csicts, nor in III,
ulicl Of The contractor wagro he IS sale
Is hc employed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

Hpi rrffsi 4 s1.
.l TH. g az Rt
~
~. sste ever ef con-
mre leadeg
fs E 80 v.m ll rglts
mann Hrn aad other
ta mon n tie
ss ...,atl.fe f.ss state.
neutt ma n officers N Vermont.
, a a.e Il IS Government time
ls,a.eg tables ~ distances.
lffuije faeaus Jna.h otl-
,aafls mfas then mon state and
national a4sirs
p,rrr.ss, yltetzIzr- We arc IN receipt
oftbiepausla Tal,s Magazine for De.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

AAornrR CONVICTION John SlaXin
Feuian prisoners ~ Toronto, was con-
1icted Yesterday, aud forthwith senten-
ced to be hung on the 18th Of Deem
hcr the day set spart for the execution
II his comrades, Lynch and Mcmahon.
Tho testimony upon which Slayin was
convicted seems 60 have been Of very
much the Same character as that upon
which Lumsdcn was acquitted But
Lumsden is q Protestant and SlaUin is
a Catholic hence the difference II Is
impossible not to see that bigotry and
Evolutionary prejudice have more to do
with the conduct and conclusion Of these
trials than any desire TO sec substantial
Justice done. The alacrity with which
provincial jury renders verdict Of con-
demnation against Romist. brings to
mind the historic records Of State trials
in the olden days Of England But these
Toronto juries represent the mob. II
can hardly he possible that the higher
authorities will suffer such motives TO
govern them. II the prisoners are able
to impeach the testimony upon which
ihoy are judged, before the superior
courts Of appeal, new trials VIII un-
doubtodly be readily granted In any
event, it IL not probable that tho Gey-
eminent viii deem il necessary to carry
cut the sentence imposed iNaHy Erp.
journal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

NV YoaK Cil A political contrib
ut0r % tie New York Times, aIludng
90 the election 81 John Morrissy IS
Representative % CoHe thinks il
indicates an approach = condition d
affairs which viii demand that It's
strong arm % The "Aatiounl Govern
melt ahal be bwnghs 10 10 govern
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

TRg only report Of the recent spcoehs
e our congressional delegation before
tie Legislature, was made l1I our enter
pris.ng contemporary. The Vermont i'ea-
d by Mr. Alderman. one of Its editors.
iaei which wt Inadvertently omitted
Is state ID copying Judge Poland
sgacch Lass week
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

y9uLEpearzr OaE thanks are
duo Henry Clark Esq Secretary oithe
Vermont Senate. and } II Flags Es4.
Secretary q tie House q Representa-
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