The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-14

European Sar vessels have taken OF
moro than forty Thousand woman, chill
dren, and old men. 10 a furnishing con
dition. and landed them npou the
nesghhorlng islands, OF shores Of Con-
tiuentai Greece There They are DEEPEN
dent upon Tie charities 81 the world,
ioF tbs Greeks are n poor e feed such
q multitude
The health II sx-rebal Gen. Robert
e Lee Is reported Is be failing.
Ihe Wisconsin election Of last
week shows heary republican gains on
their yots 10 July
The Natural Bridge OF Virginia is
advertised for sale at public auction on
tie 25th 81 April
Con. Grant has sent peremplory
orders to the District Commanders in
tho South 10 break up the Ku-klux-
Khan.
II is understood at Washington
that tho trial 81 Jefferson Davis is to be
begun at the next term Of the United
States Circuit Court il Virginia, in a
few days TIC Chiei-Jasace viii 60 to
Richmond for that purpose as soon as
the impeachment trial is finished.
The Walter A. Wood moving ma
hcine company, at Hoosick Falls, \. \.
turn ont a machine every five minutes
40 per day, and faster than the rail-
road company can transport them.
TIE depot 1t that place is literally
crammed with them, aud they stan
for a quarter mile alongside the tracks,
ia a regiment Of boxes.
The story that Butler aud Grant
hayo "made up is not confirmed. A
friend Of Buffers went TO see the gem
eral about their differences, but the
man Of smoke aud silence quietly said
ho had no no difficulty with Butler, and
never had that be didn't think very
much Of him, it was true, but that was
u mere private opinion The hero Of
Fort Fisher didn't get the better Of the
hero Of Yicksburg that time.
The latest intelligence on the SUBJ
ject of Sanator Yates Of Illinois is that
a committee OF republican senator's
have notified HIM that he must do one
Of three things, viz; First, behave HIM
self, 1 e., keep sober; or second, resign;
or, third, be expelled,
No wonder a strong temperance
party is organizing il Illinois. Her
last two governors and half her mem.
bers Of Congress for fifteen years have
been drunkards One of her United
States senators is practically good for
nothing now from excessive drink; he
il as hkoly to he dead drunk at home,
as IN the Senate and voting, when the
vote on Johnson comes to be taken.
The vote Of Texas on calhnga con-
yention will probably be $1,000 or IS,
600, while the total registration was
between 10000 and $4,000, so that
the Convention has been carried by
close rub. The Constitutional conyen-
ton consists OF 80 members. Repub-
licans, 50; Conservatives, Z; colored, 8
Business at the West has started
up with remarkable vigor, both in city
aud country. The sales Of the jobbing
houses on the last day Of March were
very heavy, one dry goods house alone
selling $4,000 worth OF merchandise
The farmers are mgking the most Of
iavorbie weather, and preparing an inn
Inense breadth Of ground for seed
Hardware firms are selling an unusual
amount Of fence wire much Of it 60
t.t.v W. - -. ,,1as..a - I..,,sn NJ
braska and Colorado, aud from this
they infer that very largo number Of
acres viii this spring be inclosod and
put under the plow.
The impeachment committee pro
pose TO make work for the Secretary Of
State. as wen a. some other parties
They have called on Sir. Seward to,
furnish them from the records o. the
State Departments appointed and
removed while the Senate was not III
session, and without it, advice aud
consent; also list of persons appointed .
and removed with the advice and con-
sent OF the Same body The FIRST reno
val, without the Senates consent, was
that 81 Timothy Pickering, who was
removed by President John Adams,
May 10, lS00. Twonty-three appoint
menis ii al have been made without
tho concurrence Of the Senate since 1883. I
REV. Stephen IL Tying Jr., in re
spouse to the information that be Is to
lie again arraignod, If he refuses to
Weld submissively 20 tie reprimaad 81
bis late ecclesiastical trial and keep the
peace hereafter, IN which case the pen
atty would BE- removal or degradation,
saws that be is not party TO any plan
81 DEFY the church authorities, and has
no intention Of iisregarding any q tie
canons 81 tie church, bat that he wiil
continue 10 preach in his pulpit until
elected from il by the police. 50
long aA have the spirit 81 a man / viii
SPEAK ss the husband said when
driven under the bed by the bfoota-
haldle.