The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-24


u he New Yu1k New flaren uit fl77-
ford railroad IS Ilartfr sna New iiafsa
bare beea Feaaoed o pr cent aua tae
tine g eighi a5ufs tsy
The JIree, trade "a fultvi8 eastern
pafts 8. increasing 3 Boston asa oa
Tuesday 9pa packages s. 4gs were
brought oa one ysscl fsr f merchants
Boston has become q avofle port of
entry foF foreign merchandise with ihe
Chlcsgo merchants. Two ssreots Of
coffee faf them arrived hgm I.Io 1aneim
go TUESDAY
A couple o. burglars were .hot 81 Bay
Ridge l.. L., Monday morning, one u
whom lived half 90 hour sud confessed
that the TIVE were lbe abiueiors Of Char
DE Ross, bui did ual Enow where b. ae-
oompHoe bad concealed tbo bOs New
York detectives thluk they eaa find
Charlie.
4 Portsmouth fellow went luio dark
cellar, The other day, to get adrIuk ofpc'
culisrly flee hard cider that be bad mid
sway for BIZ, private oso, bot ,he hall
pint OF so Of ley he GOT by mistake made
him feel quite unhappy aud gave tis
physician q job.
a fellow is selling aty cent speciacies
for g. 80 q pair. iu the towns about Bos-
ton, waranting them 10 cpre eeainess
aud blindness b. means 81 'ga!yauism,
with which be says they are charged.
Pedesirianism is the rage, and Barnum
has engaged the English woman who
actually achieved Capt BlrcIay's great
feat Of walking ,0oo miles IN 1000 hours.
Tie great Gilmore i at il again. He
is planning a new aud biggcf-ltan-eyer
Jubilee at New York, which, Il is dcclar-
ed, will make Boston wish She were dead
The President message caused gold TO
advance eight per cent ia Havana. The
Havana papers think foreign nations will
not interfere in Spanish sfairs
The Pacific Mail investigation develops
the fact that $3.50 600 wa, spent mystcri-
ously around Washington but 1t viii be
difficult to find where the money went
A now canal route across the lsthmus
from Asplnwai TO Panama is talked Of.
An effort will be made to hoyo Congress
order Il survey Of the proposed route this
winter. Many advantages are claimed
for this route.
The Republican caucus committed OF
the Senate have matured finance bill
with many good features. Il provides
for free banking and specie resumption
in 1879. The bill will probably pass. It
is a good beginning, aud will give con
tidence.
Andrew Johnsons says he is going to
be the next Senator from Tennessee. 81
have been over The field,n he said to a
correspondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cisl, "aud know pretty well what TO
calculate on. believe that my worst
enemies now uowledge that my chan
ces are growing better every day a
few weeks ago they tried to convince the
county that had no chance Since the
election they have changed their minds I"
The correspondent found good ground
for the latter statement
The Rev, Dr.. Newman, formerly
Chaplain of the United States Senate
and latterly peregrinating among foreign
Consuates, as well as visiting the Holy
Land is to return TO this country in Feb
ruary. He is now IN London superin-
tending the publication Of an illustrated
book of his travels.
The Rev. Glendenning went TO a
prayer-meeting Of his church, Wednes-
day evening, and thanked the congrega-
ton for standing by him. How many
there were at the prayer-meeting isn't
stated. There were only Il present at
the meeting which voted so unanimously
to stand by him.