The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-25

8eerev FSaness TrA,n. though ia
prison iar debit IS sad o. - eoftA o..
er cocoon
fhere j. : man in Caifsfum whe
has pot voin hst ier tveits wears
Hc declared 6 1856 lhai hs waali 81.
cover his bead unt,l General Fremont
Was elected President
The most Trustworthy ralou,stioos
estimate The ENTIRE population q the
earth which i coanos tea with. or under
the aggregate influence n al the Chris.
tan churches ., about $50 900 ool. AMI
q those tully l9Qooo, 900 arr connected
with the Roman Catholic Church
Two uhieans have bought an 20
tire t5vuship-2 % 04oaerm ia Nehras.
Ia, stanton county, for hrn. Their
residence Is e occupy a position n the
centre, vhile there pill b streets thru
the estate. All avenue around The sides
Nh Usage hedge lor terminal boundary
linoa
Alter the expiration If his term II
Office the President Is going 70 Europe
70 roouperato.
The President has pardoned two
citizens Of North Carolina, Who were
undergoing sentence o. itooa year
Imprisonment BY virtue u a military
commission for shooting colored man
The receipts from customs from
10th 30 the 10th inst. amounted TO a..
300. 1862
Under the recent act Of Congress
regulating the Internal Revenue Bu
reau there ARE :. Gao offices created. OF
these there are over 1000 yet to hll.
among which are rs Supervisors This
law gives the Commissioner o. Internal
Revenue more patronage than any 9th
er in the government
The Hartford Conn. Lave Stock
Insurance Company has been snspcd
cd, having los, $4,000 within the last
81 months, The Treasurer 81 Connoc-
ticut holds 100000 Of the capital Of
the Company, which he used in pay
ing losses, sc.
Mr. Seward IL negotiating with Sig
nor Moreno, the celebrated Italian
traveller for AN island IN tho East be-
longing to him aud bearing his name.
MIR Seward thinks it would be- useful
to us as naval station
The new policy which our govern
ment is going TO adopt towards Mexi-
co is now sand TO be one OF active and
material assistance 10 the Jaurez par
ty, in putting down the opposing fac
tions which now oppose the foundation
of a stable government IN Mexico. in
return for which the Mexican authori-
ties are willu & TO surrender portion
os their northern territots 10 the Uni
ted States. II this is denied, like tho
former accounts Of tho "now policy,
anybody is At liberty to guess again.
"A Telegram from Gen Sherman to
the war department, dated at Omaha,
Neb., August 20 announces that he had
just received dispatch from Gen
Sheridan, in which he confirms tho
press dispatches about the Indian out
RACES and says they are too horrible
for detail sherman ordered Sheridan
to continue the pursuit and drive the
sayages out Of that section Of the conn
try, and when captured to give thom
summary punishment The secretary
Of war communicated the intelligence
to the president, who acquiosced in tho
stringent measures which the secrota-
~ and Gen Sherman we're taking in
the matter
The Maryland friends Of DR. Mudd
are making combined efforts 10 induce
President Johnson to pardon him
They describe him ms highly respee-
table member Of the medical profession
Of Maryland, Ewho has been confined
upon barren and unhealthy islhnd
for three years for an alleged participa-
ton in the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln,
which, however. was never proved.