The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-08-11
August If


.u''u 'i'e spccuintols despair of cott;.
1t up to 100 just at present. T2 wing
gust statement Of the condition wv ~, AO-
national debt, made now opce " 'ue
months, makes the whole nr. 1"o
debt $2,7jI 253,g75. an ncr,,o'0Ong
sl22'oOo'oOo since the May statem,, "
The amount Of legal tender no,"''s
circulation shows an increase or sol "a
075, roo. The total number If 49,. t-O'-
al banks now chartered is 1iod "u Vi
an aggregate capital of $37o ooo ona
and Il circulation of S16l vi ,T Vow
The printing Of the notes ror na ''I0V
and final issue of the sever-thir,c '"''
is entirely completed, and they Nh; MN
ISSUED to subscribers as soon Ne nn w
( bic Po'SI
Reports are telegraphed from a.
/ West of great injuries done g. c
crops by rains But these rcno,t. we
mostly in the interest Of the snoon'
tors, and are not much to be roIa1
All the newspapers, at the West ,nl
elsewhere, continue TO give pool
counts of all except the fruit cr,,.
Some damage may have been dono
rains and otherwise, but not enon
to interfere with fine yield or
warrant Spectators to go on MAX
their present attempts to push ~"
prices
The great national temperance cam
yeution, that has been anxionslv loot.l
for and talked about, came oil n g.
ratoga Gov Buckingham Of Gen.
necticut presided, and be as aen o..
several others, made speeches. rbo
burden OF all was, make prohib4orr
liquor laws do the work Of tho ,en.
perance reformation
The national dental convention Ia.
been holding a four days annual .e
sion, the tifth in its history, at Cb.o.
go. Tie gathering was a harmopiors
and successful one, and it was yotal
to hold .he next years convention 81
Boston.
The Indian deprcdations at IL.
: West increase rather than diminish
A thousand OF the savages lately II.
tackled the Plattebridge station. inI3a.
no. The garrison numbered onlygD
but they fought brayely, and afef,so
days Of hard fighting the Indian.
were driven or A party of thirty In.
dams also atfacked an emigiant tram
. forty miles west Of Julesburg. Cobra.
do, last week Saturday, killing ta
mon and the same day a caup q
twcnty-siX soldiers was surprised uer
Valley Station But this success q
the Indians viii be Of short duration
The military arrangements now %
progress Will soon be completed and
= the sayaecs viii lie taught lesson
y. they VIII not forget The Cherokces
Greeks and other partially CIVILIZED
tribes that were drawn of to cooper.
ate with the rebellion, now wan, IS
: come back, and the commissioner q
= Indian affairs, the commissioner of tAa
+ general land Office, the superintendent
! of the southern Indian agency anl
Parker. OF Lieut. Gen Grants TAIL
have been appointed commissioners %
/ meet them September /, at or near
! Port Gibson, to restore the friendly
relations formly existing
\ Foreign Intelligence.
European news is 20 tie 22l alt.
and announces that the shore nd Of
tie Atlantic cable was Successfully
laid On that day at Nalertia in te
presence Of q large and enthusiastic
Is concourse OF people If everything
went wei after that, and the Great
Eastern was able To start immediately
say on the 23d or oath ult we may
begin to look Ion iiiings of heron THIS
u side amy day. The enterprise las
+ been unayoidably delayed several
n weeks from the time first put down
for the sailing Of the expedition, ba'
2 tile delay was occasioned BY the time
? unayoidably taken up IN making pre-
/, partitions, not by any accident or ANY,
thing that threatened injury to the
y undertaking
= In Egypt the cholera is decFpa..
= ing. Only few of the American ana
9 English residents there were cernea
J, of by it, but the natives died by hun
a dreds
+ The news from Mexico is no more
NtlIGlic ADtn uSuu hbhlNiNf e.
q been occupied by French troops, o@
4 elsewhere the cause of MaSlmHhan
,e seems to be losing ground. Old San
Is ia Anna has deserted the emperor
e. whom he welcomed warmly on l'
II first appearance, and issued proc3'
nation calling on the people Of al
shades of opinion to rise and dTl,s
10 out the invaders. 1t certainly looa'
at now as though they would do H. u
a no very long space Of time.
"a In Hayti the rebels, thus far ha'g
Of the advantage, though they have o.,
a fered peace to Jeilrard, on bis siSnl6
s treaty making five years the pre-.
a. dental term. During six years e,e'.l
le revolutions have taken place IN hay"
IN and 50 men have been shot 40
y Spain and st. Domingo have 'e''1'
/ their difficulties and genera! sA
e change of prisoners was to have IaA''
D. place on the 22d ult
ne The pirate Stonewall is at Ha' ..1
"a awaiting the order of The U1lp4
a. States government; but she VIII IN IN
81 be brought to the United states ''
&c all danger Of yellow fever IS passe''
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