The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01


that God wss BEE lsuycr "Afy dear
saaiagn. replied ihc Joicc "He does
,ul praasioe ia thts Court
O1angui,a. oae 81 the Ebeam con
nsr.tofs, dioi Il yel3ew lever ca tho
"a inst, a. Dg toatagaA Az " tho
onspigelon have bccn very attentive D.
b. SICK
Maine has water power enough t.
mpiUy iiet millions 81 peopic .he
lals and a. aslast from ti,e milis have
. hllcA tbs bed ~ fenohsoos river a.
Q cSteruinaie tha bass aGd ssdmon.
The Boston ing,sfsf< asks Ii Fits
Iohn Porters cause i rcppencd. wlll
,ot the heirs 81 Bonadlc, Ar4oid AK Is
nave his reconsislcred. IN order ,hal tho
testimony Of British oilieers mas ba "a
ken
Young ladies. ttoing 10 asalse t6w
er ped hers amltbers2 Way. ltli qhito
spol our croquet ground GMdna
well, that's yer pas orders, Miss Ho
will have il iaiil out for '0lticunar. not
for Usbandry r. h
A terrible destructive drought PRE-
walls in Ohio, Indlana and kuataeky.
There wlll not be more than half the
usuai corn crop. The grass is killed
out entirely, and many forest trees are
dying The weather for the last week
was the hottest Of the season.
Parties just from Galveston bring tho
information that tho yellow fever epi-
denlic there, IL raging with unabated
violence. and that il his extended 10
the mainland Of Texas. Businossis en-
tirely suspended on The Gulf ctnat, and
all the inhabitants who are able 10 DO
so have fed 10 the North
A Democratic orator in denouncinR
Ben Wade, called him an agrarian who
wanted 20 divide an the lands nmbnp
the people. lie wns aAtoundetl At the
interruptions OF That's the man for
me, " Good for HIM. bully for the
grariaris A3s'1 #t4tA rs
The whole Of tho first series Of Tho
7-e0s has been funded except about fiso
million dollars, and 1t ia Thought that q
large portion Of this amount has been
lost or destoyed, SO that il will not DO
presented for payment.
Montana, The little territory over
which the Democratic organs have
screamed themselves hoafse, instead Of
attording Immense Democratic gains, -
and "a splendid Democrat triumph il
so close ms to be doubtful II has been
q Democratic stronghold, but Il losses
are fearful. E
The Editor OF the Baltimore Ameri
can says that Gen Sheridan, in tho
course OF an interview in that city, aaid
that In New Orleans the registration
lists showed that there were more col
ored people who could sign their names
on the registry lists than there woro
whites
| Governor Orr, Of South Carolina, has
written letter b. Gen. Siclles since
the latter was relieved, in which he ex-
pressed deep regret at tile Presidents
course; and unqualiiledly endorsed all
thesmeasures Of Gen Sickles admins
tr9tiont approving especially 81 Ordor
No. 10, which he says has been the on
/ ly means by which tho people ofsonth
Carolina have been able 10 raise crop
tins season
Returns have been received from tho
California election, Of all but ono coun-
" They show majority for Haight,
the Democratic candidate for GoYernor
over Gorham, Of 10gl IN total vote II
about $4,000, Tho full official account
may increase Haight's majority LOCO.
The returns OF the Congressional vote
show the following majority; First Dis.
trict, Axteli, Dem, 1900 SecSnd Dis
1 trict, Higsby, Rep l,03ls Third Die
trict, johnson, Dem, 1,0l6.
! The steamboats, Dean Richmond and
| @. Vanderbilt co.lided about l O'clock
Friday morning. near Rondont, on the
Hudson, the Vanderbilt striking the
Richmond on the starb6ard side, near
the forward gangBay cutting through
! her hull aud causing the Richmond 10
1 sink in about fifty minutes The paas-
engers, about lao Id number, and CROW
were al saved. The Richmond had n
small cargo, composed principally Of
butter aud cheese, and small lots of
other goods, The loss on the cargo Is
small Efforts viii be ut once made 10
rinse the Richmond. The damage rs
her huA was not yery extensive. IS 1ia'
| Some one in trying to scare General
Grant. loSince assuming the duties OF
the war Office, be has received num-
Der Of letters, some Of them anonymous
and some from unknown persons, urg-
ing him TO take great care for his per-
soma safety. The writer's generalfy rep
Present that his life il Of great import
lance to the nation Some adyise him
against going about the city linattan,, Z
ed Others, knowing his fondncss az
fast horses, beg him 10 handle them
with every possible precaufion One
advises him TO keep away from thea.
i tiers, and others urge caution in admit
ting persons TO private interview e
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