The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-27

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manly upon sosrs'ary F,sAs ssur
nent
TIE Princ'es l,aaise daughter
Quaau Nsssoaa j. 10 be married
the 27,h % JuJ ns2. % tho FRO,
ROYAL q nonmark Tbs Nill loas
the Queen oaly one unmarried laagt
ter. the Princess BeAtuoa
The -NoaparisI" and Rel. Whit
and = ue arc 90 he matched acrosa a
Atlantic, the coo making the louge
time over 70 Be tbs winner II ems
they both sc g he bots m, the stalk,
revert 70 the eidovs
President Grand has auis. ooasit
Grafton tho question q Virginia recod
strncs,on. and an orlsr relative to Ii
election aud the submission q The Con
ft,tutton 70 veto vill shortly be lssucJ
II is expected that The President vi
order a division 81 The vote. 50 al
take the sense q the people on the ais
qualification and acknowledgements
clauses
a young woman in Louisiana CON
mitttd Suicide with pistol The othc
day. which she Cred OF With a LIGHTED
match With true orderly feminine II
Etinct she placed tho pistol IN hes VOL
basket before she expired
The 1nbune's special -ya Mn
Haies resignation having been accept
"a, aud Mr. sanford REJECTED Leaves III
Spanish mission vacant Cen Sickle
N.ihin a fortnight vii be appointed b
the President as Minister 70 SPAN {,
an The vacancy
M Washbarne Munster TO France
has declared that Secretary Fsh WAS /
fossiHzed lunk head that his appoint
ments had ruined the Republican par
", aud other cheerful and elegapI
things.
The Spanish Cortes has adopte /
by large majority, tie article o. the|
Constitution guaranteeing Liberty 4
the press, The freedom Of meeting end
association and tho right q petition
A terrible railroad disaster, involy
ing the loss Of six lives aud the serious
injury Of eleven persons, occurred al
Willow station about a mile and hall
from Jamaica, on the Long Island
Railroad, Friday morning A broken
iail threw passenger train from the
track, completely smashing one car
The debris Of the smashed ear, the bod
les Of the dead and dying, and Of those
more or less seriously injured, were
strewn along the track, presenting a
most heartrending sight, the moro 50
on accaunt Of the mournful walls Of tho
wounded. who, az yet, were insensible
to the position they occupied.
The late John Minor Bolts had
n signet ring made Of filings nom the
old Independence bell in Philadelphia.
and at his death bequeathed It TO Gen.
Grant, to whom it has Just been duly
presented.
Gen. Sherman has written letter,
denying that President Lincoln OF Gen,
Breckenridge bad anything to do with
the authorship Of the terms Of tho sur-
render Of Gen J II Johnson
The salary and commissions Of The
Collector Of Internal Revenue, in the
First District Of Vermont, Hon Joseph
Poland, Of Montpelier, last year, amount
ed to $6,78s. The salary aud commits
siona in the Second District Hon Chas
Dana, Of ST. Johnsbnry, were 81 1873
The salary and commissions Of tho col
lector in the Third Collection District
Hon. Arson J, Crane, Of Burlington,
were $5.7i7
"A New York bond robber having
accidently been convicted tho other
day, was sentenced to four years al
Sing Sing He was delivered 10 one
Of the efficient and honest deputy sher-
ifs Of tbe ely to be conducted 10 the
home lie had earned by his own ezer-
tons They proceeded lhitber uig
somo Of the pleasant drinking cstab-
lishments Of The sixth ward, bat long
before the journey was finished the
shtr.if found himself Or nh aud alone.
The Judge determined that sane one
should fill the yaeant cell and sent tho
sheriff to work out tbs four years him.
sell Il ID not to be supposed that tho
latter individual viii stay long even II
lie should get there Such men arc too
valuable in New York to be spared for
any considerable length 81 time.
Gen. Rosecrans Is talked offor the
Democratic nomination Tor Governor
Of Ohio.
Ten Of the continental nations o.
Europe, embracing 1870 1000 600 lnhpbi-
tants, baye adopted The uniform gold
coinage. and il is said that Germany
with its 3s,000,000, and RUSSIA With ts
68.0O0.0O0 will probably come into tie
arrangement this summer
The famous Burden spike case
which has been IN The New York courts
for ~ years, Las been finally decided IN
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