The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-09

A WOMAN in High Falls, Ulster Co, n. Y. !,
gave birth. June Sth, to three children-an
healthy-looking boys.
A CROWD Of secessiouists lately left New
Orleans ON their way to Europe, gladtb love
their country at a distance.
4 HIGHLY respectable citizen ~ Salem,
Mass, lately died of smokers cancer, caus-
ed by excessive use Of tobacco.
gTHE Oregon papers arc discussing the
expediency Of establishing u school for the /
deaf aad dumb in that State. ,rsaaaa--sas-ss..
IT is estimated that the pension bill receE-
tly passed by the House will draw from the |
treasury annually S40.000,000. sUif 1a.
THE coffee crop of Costa Rca this year
now appears to be 1885, 900 quintals, being
about 10000 over that Of last year.
AtI the cergymen in Nashville, except |
Rev. J. S. Hayes, Presbyterian, sided with |
the rebellion, and have nearly all fed.
TnE Legislature of California has passed
law taxing the Chinese residents of that
State 80 80 per head per month.
THE Dunkirk(N. " Union says ,04G hogs
heads of tobacco were received at that
port by three lake arrivals, for shipment
East. .
OK Sunday week, SO, 900 pedestrians Wait
ed the New York Central Park, 500 people
on horseback, and $500 vehicles.
TnE total contributions received by the
Mayor of Troy for the relief of the sufferers
by the late fire. is about S24l 900.
The keel of another iron-clod war vessel,
similar in many respects to the Monitor,
was laid at Jersey City on Tuesday week.
THE new planet, recently discovered at
Cambridge Mass. has been named Clytie,
the mythological daughter of Oceanus and
Tethys.
THE Union party in the city of Baltimore
have, by resolution, endorsed Presidents
Lincoln's EMANCIPATION recommendations.
TnIRTy-FouR patients were added to the
insane hospital a t Northampton, Mass, on
Tuesday week, making S43 now in that in
stitute. r. ......lE ....
TuE demand for Syracuse salt is very
large. Manufacturers are shipping 10000
barrels per week, and this does not fill the
orders ru. ....' -
ACCORDING to Health Physician Eastman's
report one hundred and twenty-seven
deaths occurred in Buffalo during the month
of May.
! AMONG the new roads in California we
| observe ono from Chico TO Humbug Valley"
There ought to be large mail on that route.
/ A BOILER explosion took place in an iron
/ forge at Bridge Water. Mass, which killed
six persons and dangerously wounded six
! more. ....-. ,.... .............. ...
1 THE number of claims thus far presented
before tho Commission at Cairo, has reach
ed nearly 100 representing in the aggregate
100000. tl ~
lT is estimated that the cotton through
out England, on the first of June, was 42S,-
600 bales, against 945 600 at the same
date last year.
THE New Hampshire Journal Of Agricul-
turc says: "Ncws from all parts of tile State
leads ms to infer that that there will be u
large crop of grass.
TnE friends of Mexico are pressing upon
the Senate the ratification of the treaty with
Mexico, granting pocnniary aid to that Gov
ermmcnt. ....... .... ...
lN 1910 according TO the |. ;. census,
there were IL ,502 slaves in Maryland. In
1860, there were S1,lSS--.dccreas in halt
; century, 24.3l4. ls.r. .7
A FIRM in st. Louis advartises for sales
men. and admonishes those who are 'affiict-
ed with secessionism, or any other stupidi-
ty.' mot to apply.
THE 33d anual meeting Of American IT,
stitute of Instruction will he held at the
, State House, Hartford, Conn, August 20th
: Dist, and 22d.
|, In the town of Brantford, c. W., fifteen OF
sixteen dwelling and shops were burned
June 25th. in the hest part of the town.
: Loss about $4,000
LORD CLYDE (Sr Colin Campbell) the
highest military authority in Europe, pro
n ,l H., ,1c,N r,ct
and an able leader. ..I.a.. ..I
', The estimated value of British and
"seoesh' ships and cargoes captured by the
[. s. blocllading squadron from twelve
:. months, is nearly Sl2,000000.
! Tnn Nashville Union announces the arri
: val in that city of large quantities of cottor
g from Northern Alabama-th region helC
f by Gen, Mitchell,
= THE drouth is very severe in Northern
: Vermont. Lamoile Chittenden, and Orleans
b counties, have not been visited with a copi
e Gus rain since last fall. s.
: THE boats captured from the rebels, anC
l. which are in process of rera;r will increase
the Mississippi aqtiIa Ia 7 vessels, carry
. ing total of 1876 gms, .H M
The India trade of Boston is reviving.-
= Fourteen ships from Calcutta will arrive
at that port in July and August Severa
. others are also loading at Calcutta. ''"
O 90 TnE Bridgewater fMass.) iron works ar,
O engaged in forgings for six new Monitors
;. THE Chinese have hired fleet of gun
y boats from England. They are to be officer
ed and manned by Englshmen whose pay
h will be pr9yided by the Chinese.
L AN American artist, Wm. w. Story, il
admitted by all English critical authorities
to bear away the honors in the department
of sculpture of the Great Exhibition.
G THE royal families of Portugal and Ttaly
! have been riveted by an esponsal hetweel
the Portuguese King and the Princess Mari,
. Pia, fifth child of Victor Emmanuel.
= III FRIDAY, June 10th, completed the twenty
n fifth year of the REGION of Queen Victoria.
PuNuH says women first resorted to tigh
II lacing to prove to men how we'll they coult
t, bear squeezing. 8f ...#
I'll REy. DR.. BuTIER, of Washingto ton City, has
II left the United States to take charge Of tn
" Episcopal chapel at Rome.
: LETTER from Gibraltar, of the Both o
/ May. says the rebel steamer Sumter wa
D. still in port andno sold, as reported in tn
e e English papers.
l. Mrcll cotton has been brought in iron
n the country, and come in with the openin,
!. railroads. Total Memphis shipments thi
,s year will reach 10000 bales.
al THR Senate has postponed all remaining
re nominations of Brigadier Generals, thinking
d. that there were already more confirmed tina
le brigades in the field. .. ......
al JEFF. DAYS, in long letter to GOV
n, Brown, of Georgia, defends the couscripto
ty law as constitutional, and absolutely indis
De pensable TO the maintenance of the rebe
s. armies. .euf .f. t
The city of Norfolk continuing rathe
obstreperOus, Gen. Fiele has placed it III