The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-28
July IS.

49,. ~ Nv l''t u ullfNUN Wor..
orilhant- Will be enjoying the bip lNn
the season; the quieter places guy q
seaside are fast filling up. ana G' ~ 'ne
raj retreats in northern Vernoa. il'
this year gained larger ponnla ol,e
than ever before. Manufacfnr;na" Wy
taken a genuine and undoubtcd ''as
al over New England. m, s'al'
scarcely a factory village which j. Is
reyiyiiied and the mills, great d 10,
small. are humming more busilv ,I ul
at any time since the berinninr ~ s4 ~
war. Several large establisbmeerg,'. we
delayed in starting to the full ca ,,'9 a.e
desired by lack of competent bein "''F
The edjutant generals of the Ioni
states, after concluding the bn.i osal
of their convention at Boston "I i
week, went to Providence. r f 'a'
clam-bake, and afterward took an wi
cursion to the White ATonnto;nA
Their next convention will be holJ
Washington i"
General Domestic News,
Gold is higher and tendino p,,r,.,
prices have ranged in the WENT, Z
l45 for few days past, and it ge5~ ~
to be the general expectation tbot q
viii go higher, unless the Secroterr
the Treasury unlocks his wants ~. y
sells some of his surplus gold or W.,
ticipatoa the gold interest. behi,l
ANA lust series OF the seven-thirty lo,,
is going off rapidly, and less than q.
ty millions now remain The sale. o..
last week amounted to thhiirtv .sv.
hons, and they viii be still larger n,
week; and those who are ntendina
invest in this loan at par, will have n
do SO very soon.
The government is paying Of
troops rs fast as they are discbaroai
and probably requisition Of sl-a
100000 viii have to be made On n.
treasury for payments due, july Il
the men discharged and who rem,,
in the service. The receipts from h.
ternal revenue are gratifyingly lmr.
and are increasing The legal hi,
of national bank circulation is nav
nearly reached and but few more r,.
tional banks viii be authorized m
entire number viii probably be a
1900
The grand commercial CONVEX,
at Detroit closed last week. Il
course, accomplished nothing. but
opinions there expressed aud head
on the two great commercial Jlaes,ir5
Of the day, increased facilities form.
tcrnal commerce, and reciprocal "a
between the United States and Car.
th, viii not be without their weight
and the acquaintance and good .
ing engendered by the visit can bu, 6
an excellent thing
Wa es and the hours Of labor viii
have prominent place in the public
thought and action now that the var
is over; and the strikes. Ike those Of
the street sweepers at New York the
railroad men at Buffalo, and the MN
ers at Lake Superior together with
the agitation of a shorter dulv period
Of labor, are but the beginning
The Germans of tins country haw
been holding great singing festival
or S@ngcrfest, as they call it, al NV
York, commencing on Saturday ani
ending ON Wednesday Thousands %
singers took part, and thousand. d
Gcrmons who do not sing were pro-
emit, and sung. Rhine wine and lgm
peer ruled the hom 1t was the mo1
successful thing Of the kind ever NM
dertaken in the country, aud another
has been appointed to come of st
Philadelphia in 1861
Foreign Intelligence.
Our foreign dates are to tie gth
and preparations were going on IS iasi
as possible for laying the Atlantic ca.
bic 1t was expected that the hae
would leave Nalentia on the 18th and
in that case would arrive on this SIDE
early in August. No members Of The
press are to be allowed on the Great
Eastern during the voyage, but q log'
nal of the trip will be furnished to ne
I associated press as soon as the cable .
successfully laid The English paIl,,a
ment was dissolved on the 9th, and' As
elections for another were to ias'
place on the 10th, 1lth, and I'm
Lord Chancellor Westbury, the pre-
siding officer of the house OF lords was
censured by the house of commons
previous to the adjournment, for ls
corrupt practices in Office, and Aai
resigned. Lord Cranworth was az
pointed his successor, but proOaOH
only temporarily.
The Americans in London CeT
brated the Fourth of July with a Dll'
quet at which Consul Morse pTeSlue''
Mr.. Adams being absent IN cons
quence Of family bereavement. iI'
Their correspondence between u.
French and British governments =.
the cessation of the American wal Nv "
published. Earl Russell says u,
opinion of the British government /"
! that ships belonging to the conl sT,
! rate government, and not ia"iu9 .
| transferred to other owners before S' -
sation of hostilities, may be olallnpu ~
, public property by the federal so, ,s.r
ment, if found in any British TERM ! n
! and any counter claim must be Geci+ Il,
in an ordinary court Of law py II,
civil tribunals In a dispatch u rarI
British minister at Washington L 'o1
I Russell says the enemys comm1lSlo "oo.
, eb;ns of uo,. conrot during the ""