The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05


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aIy Germany and oa ~ Rhine are likely
90 lc afea this summer Every one i
changing b.s rgutf ds rogagc. AND forming
ne tllougts toward the ryaeene., OF even
70 ils Buiish Isles, Or wherever lie can
~ iuHherest from lie depending conflict
One Ernest Cfay, a ftsirt Fe ySace drown
"a himself recently 4 Dresden III, ga.
suppos q 70 have been a 500 u Napoleon
7 l. ahd ihc late beautiful and famous count.
gss hiel'puhsegge. Iia claims 20 Illus
iriou. patronage were II one lime strongly
supported ID the Saxon Court, bat never
rcuogaised BY Napoleon III.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
7 psuy have suit pending agajns, the,u ID
+ Baltimore ior refusing 10 sell a nesFo q
+ ticket iuf pa.sige 10 lrs-elass cars. Such
a ticket las been refused ia Washington
and i i aol unlikely that The occasion will
be seized ior bringing another suil under
TIE Civil Rishis bal.
4 coloud woman named Syphax, said
10 be an illtgiiimalc dauahlsrot @. 81. T.,
Cuslis, aid shrriore a hail-sisier Of Mrs.
x i. Lee, las been put 10 possession Of
seventeen acres Of the Arlington cslate,up-
on which she has lived for thirty years,
A striking illustration d the iolly and
waselulness u Our diplomatic ,ystem is
found in the iaci uiat wc send minister
- tacl Of tie lye ltula Central American
tepublic,, II a cost u Sj7 500 per year
when one man could DO the work as well
Fac Eve. England, which has larger inter-
ests there sends but one man
i !, reported at Nashville that the body
rot a ntlcd guerrilla, named Tom Morrow,
a ieadng member OF llarper's gang, has
been found rdded with bullets, By d road
in the woods near Gdlanu, Tenn. Ills
horse was found galioping over the couu-
ty IL rs unknown wlo kuied him.
0uthc ~ b 0; June the venerable Amos
Kendall leaves this country tor pleasure
Our Of year in Eutope. lhiuy
ears ago o, Postmaster General j An
drew Jacks0ns Cahtrct, Mr kcuddlI per
mItted S0ullea poamasters to rife HE
mails and burn lie anrSla,ery matter
contained herein il sGj ia, same Amos
Kendall gave $4,000 % found the most
anti Slavery Baptist Church in Washing
ton.
An ldsh paper - s that Head Centre
stephens piaced lis wife aud daughter to-
board IA convent al Paris. The estab-
iishmeni L an expensive one but be- SAID
he "dld not care Tor the cost lie sailed
70 company With pretty French girl.
whose beauty excited Tie admiration u All
OH board the ship.
II. " Taylor, Of Cairo, H.. married a
poor French girl, number OF years since,
aud although they have not suffered for
the ueeessaries OF life. they have had 10
WORK hard for what they rot. A feW
weeks ago. however, Mrs Taylor was quite
surprised en- learning that an uncle Of hers
had died N France, leaving her fortune
OF $4,000 in gold.
Governor jenkins, Of Georgia. has COM
menced a large parchasc Of corn and pro.
visions FOR tie benefit OF the widows and
orphans Of deceased rebel soldiers, in ae
cordancc with an act OF the legislature
There Is no law Of the State which author
ICES similar charity for tie widows and
orphans Of is deceased loyal soldiers.
At recent fire IN Anch. France, a wo.
man with her child were ia burning
house The Archbishop offered 1000 francs
then COCO francs, then an annuity Of 200
francs. 70 anybody WHO would rescue them.
Nobody budged, Ihereupon he threw Oh
ms cassock, ran into the flames. rescued
them, ard gave them tie ] 200 francs az.
uuity be had won for himself.
The Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday
speaks d "sach things as Maynard crouch.
ing ~ he dust before Congress. and adds
that they ARE yers much mistaken who
suppose would be any boon to the South.
EN- people ~ secure the privilege II being
represented by such men a Bots and lIu-
dernood Ear better TO be uarepresenled
than misrepresented. judging from ap-
peaIance. lhi- Is about tbe only class cf
southern politicians aho nov stand any
chancr o. gaining admuaace into Con.
gress.
4 new word has been coined in Paris,
illustrating the political con8uc, Of Count
Won Bismarck Il i, sBismarquer. 4 ~