The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10


tea psas wois.hs $50 p,aaas, aaa
bis weight u romorse IL daily hareas-
ms
John b Goagh = 10 rcceive sleoo
for preaching Temperance At Chicago
his winter
A little boy At Trenton, n. J., who
was Hooked up in dark closet last wvck
by his teacher. bocAmo insane from
fright, aud continued 10 scream At in.
tertais TT two or three days, and Gnai-
IL died
II IL stated that in the State Of vlr-
giuiA TIC whites have FROM i6.0O0 10
90 600 majority on the repatriation over
The blacks, bnt that thore are 10000
Whife iAsa pledged b the support ef
Republican principles.
Secretary McCulloch announces a.
clerical error in tho last statement 81
the public debt in tho omount Of debt
bearing currency interest," by dot de-.
duoliDg the amount u throa years com
pound intoross notes mainrod. $l2.6Tl,-
$50. from the total amount outstanding.
$91. 5l2,330. which should have been
&78, S30, 900. This correction leaves tho
debt outstanding. less cash in tho treas.
nry, 81, t92, 7S3'355, inatead Of s2,206,-
k56, 100
President johnson il fond OF saying:
II have filled all the offices in the gift
Of the peoble, from that Of village AZ
derman to that / now hold. He win
bo able 20 aid hereafter that he has
been elected an honorary member a
ball club, having been elected mem-
Der by the Mutual base bah club OF
New York. II is hoped that thia viii
have no bad effect on the popularity 81
the national game
In Canada, American hilvor Is 40
plenty as 10 be regarded decided nui-
sanoe, which the people are discussing
measures to abate At a special moet-
ing Of tho London, e. w, board ol
Trade, held few days since, rosolu-
ton was passed urging merchants and
others 10 take American silver at four
per cent. discount, until something def
into is done in regard 10 tho matter.
The great famine Of 1866, in India,
affected territory OF $1,000 square
miles, containing population OF 2O,r
100000 The result Of tho Investigations
to ascertain its extent. places the NUM-
OF deaths by actual Starvation at 1900,
600! No doubt can be entertained that
| for all this loss OF life, and the misery
attendant upon 30 great calamity, the
BRITISH officials are very largely re-
sponsible.
The President has issued a proclama-
ton warning all persons against OBJ
strncGng or hindering the faithful exc
cution OF the constitution and the laws,
as in recent cases in North and South
Carolina, and commanding the ollieepa
Of the army to render due submission to
the judgements of the courts, and To
give aid in enforcing them.
II your horse has Ind hard drive,
stood in cold wind, drank TO much
cold water, or been out in cold rain
storm, the immediate use Of the Caval-
ny Condition Powders viii restore him
/ to condition.
Tho laying Of tho second Atlantic
cable--from Brest 10 New York--is an
nounced for next May, and the north
ern route has been selected az tho
safest and most practicable, The Great
Eastern viii be again called into roqui-
sition for the service.
Three hundred and thirty deaths by
cholera have occurred in the Indian
Territory south OF Kansas. Forty-gov-
en- per cent. Of the populaco Of Fort
Gibson died from it, and at Fort Arbu-
Gle sixty soldiers and seventy In
dians succumbed to it,
II is officially announced through tho
Christian Advocate, that the centenary
contributions Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, 30 far reported, exceed four
millions dollars, AMI it ID estimated
that when the Western Conferences are
heard from the aggregate viii probably
reach SIX and half millions dollars.
A committee chosen by the Germans
OF Milwaukee has published al address
TO the Germans Of Wisconsin, advising
them to support only such candidates
as are pledged against prohibitory liq-
nor and Sunday laws. They say that
they constitute more than one-third Of
the population OF the State, and that
they are entitled to have their opinions
and feelings respected.
James Stevens, the late Fenian Head
Centre, il is announced IL still residing
in Paris in seemingly distressed circum-
stances. He 10 engaged in writing q
history OF his connection with the Fo-
nian movement, and, it is said, hopes
to prove satisfactorily that be made no
| improper nse Of the fnnda II the nocietY.