The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-13
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Deaths. as Marriages STn
We learn irnm the Bosinu papers
THAI ths indieat8ons - reiklian . the
Msssoal Jatssos pfoatss The 81. ssnosss
anticipated by 10 rrois-torS The
commiasa ara soh'siy engaged Al Rrt
al wofk with a eli: dsep interest IL
the Aanir y nasiiss.sd in ST parts Of
ihs ooaniry
Daring tbe week ealing Al seven
nj saturday. s77 persons we're ar
rested BY The police IN y H. A. FOL
lows saturday. 81 Inst. 256. Sunday
4sh lra ~ N6ndy. J,b inst 2la,
Tueslsy. elh inst. 4l7i "Wednesday,
7lh nst 235. THURSDAY ssh inst ~
Fr.dsv. 9th INST, Ies
The Ihdiaa appropriation bin. AZ
agreed 10 BY che conference COMMITTEES
and adopted by both Houses Friday.
omits ~ a the amendments moved in
The senate By Mr Harlan. ard contains
ia their stead The amendment giving
tho President g. 0o0. 600 10 be used for
&c purpose 81 keeping peace On the
plains this suuimer
The Rhode Island election for
state officers and members Of the Leg
islaiurs passed % very quietly and q
hight vote was cast The Republican
ticket, beaded by Seth Paddloford for
Governor is elected by about 4 900 ma
lorily The senate win probably com
prise n Republicans and 8 Democrats
Returns from ever town IN the State,
except Block Island, give Paddleford
7.I67, and Pierce 1853, The total vote
il About ome.hAH that Of last Fall
A heavy robbery was committed in
Philadelphia ON Sunday, April 4th, at
the 81 Johns Safety Fund building, on
the corner OF Twelfth and Chestnut
streets The Waterman left the build
ing at si1 o'clock in the moaning and
when be returned at SIX in the evening,
be found the safe broken open, and its
entire contents, amounting TO 100000
or 81. O00, 900 in value, gone OF the
stolen property oyer 100000 was in
available funds, brcenbaeks, &c
Tho President has signed the bill
for the further security Of equal rights
in the District Of Columbia, and II is a
Law. II strikes out the word whit"
wherever II occurs in the laws relating
10 the District Of Columbia or in the
charter OF ordinances Of tho cities OF
Washington and Georgetown. and ope-
rates a. limitation on the right Of any
elector Of such District, or Of the cities,
10 bold any Office, or TO be selected and
10 serve rs juror. Tho distinction
heretofore existing between the whites
and the blAcks a. 10 civil rights In the
District which ia under the special
control and care Of Congress, ARE thus
removed and the District Of Columbia
is as free a. Vermont
Returns from the Connecticut cleo
tion ON Monday last, indicate Repub-
lican victory Marshall Jewell is elect
cd Governor over English, the present
Democratic incumbent, by sli MAORI
~. Julius l.. Strong is elected TO Con-
grcss IN the first district, in place Of j.
Dixon, Democrat Stephen w Kell-
ogp. Republican. is elected in the sec
ond district, IL II staFkweather, Re-
publican, in The third, and William II.
BArnum, Democrat, in the fourth. The
Legislature is Republican in both
branches by increased inaiorities. The
Senate win probably stand IL Republic
cans to 3 Democrats. and there will be
Hspublican majority in the House
sufficient 10 secure the ratification oil
the Fifteenth Amendment The can.
vass has been much less exciting this
year than last, and tho total vote fallI
10000 below that Of year ago.
Tho Lebanon Springs Railroad will
be opened, Says Tho Troy Budget. ior
regular trains about the first Of Nav
when passengers will go from New Yorl
over the Harlem direct without change
Of cars II IN proposed 10 run through
from New York 10 Montreal in seven
teea hours Ii is nov conceded tha
postal cars carrying the mails between
those two cites will he run over thii
route. When the Lebanon Spring
road Is opened the Harlem trains 30 AL
bang and Troy wall be discontinued. =
Theae arr the FIRST fruits What is il
reserve Cor this latitude will be know
whan il transpirsA Vandorhilt's ideI
ia to make ons grcss through route oy
sr The Harlem, Lebanon Spvings an,
verIuont roads between New York an,
Canada, and another great throngl
ronle VIA the Hudson River and Nes
York Central roads between New Yorl
and the Vest
General Banks stated in the las
Congress that. out Of twenty-five md
hons Of people IL the United States
tweniy-oas nilltons we're defendants q
Foreigners whe bad catered the eoun
Tar since The formation 81 The Govern