The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08

MAAcnEsTER, OF. 5, 1907.


MANCHESTER, OF. ;. 1861.
Rlsesiops All h bed today d Penn.
syltaala. Oh,o Ard IovA ~ Gesefai
osoef ! % e chosen in peurylsaEia
eroept Cl5ei Justice q the sapFymt
Couri The Bspsb8cans are coaaaent
a cargging al these siaieA
The President hAs ordered the par
aons u Alexander II. Slcrons ard X
Mt Hunter. ui.o sas eK-rebol secrc-
hry II State. u b. made ont Tbs lAi.
scr : nov IL Washington. The doca,
nenu all be made cat ID day Or two.
Tie President has pradopei Stephen
u Iailory. ,he rebe! SECRETARY a The
navy. Is The request 4 Cos. Epglish q
Connecticut This x ibc 6nl member
q Davis eslbae, aho has been pardon
81.
Peter cowr. Wa. Crllen Bryant.
ard other able aud interested NOR, are
arranging f9r public meeting a "a
early date. q discuss lhe project Of an
cir line railroad from tho Atlantic coast
q 81 Louis. 10. as - eastern division
81 TIC Unioa Pa.shc railroad Tie line
vii start on De south side q the james
river, thence run 10 Petersburg, Lynch.
burg. Va. Paintaullc, Ky, and Neu
Albany, Ind A canal 70 connect viii
the Pacific railroad is also proposed
Gen. Hancock was artnadod the 9th
~ evening At Washington, and made a
speech thai WIS not satisfactory % tBe
conservative who got mp the occasion
Hs said ho sliuuid execute the recon
etrnction act ia rs spirit; and even
President johnson admits that the spar.
II On that law is tho spirit Of radicalism
Radicals IN the crowd cheered the Gen.
eral. while conservatives were cool.
One Of the reporters SAYS that Hancock
was 10 Disguised wlth the rebel clement
present. that be said to Gen. Cobb who
introduced him. 81 have asked you t.
face the rebels in the field, and do not
hesitate 70 ask you 10 face them now
There arc plenty VI reports about the
trial oi JEFF Davis at the November term
on the court in Richmond, but no one
seems 10 know anything certain about
IL II the government has had ID,
subject under consideration, it has not
issned any instructions 10 District At
iorney Chandler or any one else. Mr.
Lyon OF Virginia, one Of Davis counse
has inst returned from consultation
with his client in Canada, and says pa
Wis is ready aud anxious for trial, anc
will surely be on hand at the opening
Of the court. II an immediate trial il
not granted, however, an effort will b,
made 10 obtain his discharge upon
nolle prosequi This would be as cas-,
and satisfactory way Of disposing d
the matter as any perhaps, and hence
is quite as likely TO be adopted bS thi
court. Nobody expects Davis it TO b,
tried at this late day, and the soonel
the farce Of keeping him in custoday i
ended the better.
Tbs Washington correspondent OF Tia,
OF the New York Tribune says that Co
Noah L. JefSries Of Maryland, who ha
been appointed register OF the treasur,
vice Colby, was an active supporter Q
OF Mcclellan and Pendleton agains
Lineoln, and it is fair to presume nov
supports Pendleton's policy Of repudia
ton. His military record consists 0
having been proyost-marshal during tia
draft in Maryland and Delaware for
short time aud afterwards chief clerk Il
Provost Marshal General Fry, who wa
removed from his position by Congress
JolIries Is now inspector general o
Swans militiit aud has disiinguishe,
himself in that position by peTsecutinl
Unlonists in Western Maryland.
Tho following extract from O private
letter from New Orleans, gives sa,
picture uf tho ravages Of the yellow teye
there: The teye il rapidly on the IN
crease. The city Is a vast hospital
X il believed that there are 1900
cases now under treatment You hea
ofleyerJwheie, and almost exeryhoas
II i ia al 81 our crowded orphan agy
lums. Tie good sisters are stickei
down, Committees are going throug
the streets begging for them. Ian
gaage fails 10 depict toe misery an
Distress existing here. We arc trul
an afflicted people We shall requir
all the aid We can obtain from On
northern friends"