Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-10
PEN AND PASTE BREvITlEs.

hOfaCC 10 hlltlHSo
for the New York Ie1ger.
rgThc New Jersey peach crop is estimated
at about one-half of full crop. Thewet wealth
er In June caused many to fall. .7T# <.'i.'
rJAfter many years of exile, Kossutli has
been restored to the councils of his country
He has Just been elected to the Hungarian Diet.
Eg-The figures are improving in Tennessee
1t seems as nthe majurity of the Republican
party will exceed 10000 s---.i .. + z.H'
egThe political campaign in this state was
opened on Monday, Gen, Hayes speaking at
Lebanon and Judge Thurman at Waverly- ,.; =
EFThe Cuetans hare unexpectedly found an
alley in Prussia Bismarck's official organ
pleads for the interference of the Great Powers
of Europe in behal: Of the struggling patriots.
eEThe distance from Cleveland to Marquette
is about 62O miles. The steamer Northwest
made the trip on her last journey in 81 hours
running time. .aE a.E. ,ra. t.... p
BThe Sault Ste. Marle Canal is less than a
mile in length, including it, two locks, and pro
vides for the passage of vessels from lake to lly-
er over fall of some 81 feet ---r-----E-s=1s=-=-
eaGov Bronlow tee Taphs that he has fought
his first political fight, redeemed Tennessee, SC
cured the black man in his rights, and gained
the greatest victory of his life. .. 10 zs-s
r-Dispatches from Gen. Dix indicate that
Napoleon desires 10 call an international coun-
Gil to meet in Paris to -abrogate priyateering,
the Ccolie trade, ard the traffic in human flesh
throughout the world. f..r
eFThe mach talked of document recommend
ing Mrs Surratt to mercy has been found and
published Five members of court signed it
and four refused. 1t vas drawn by Judge Ad-
vocate Bingham. .. --,.. .,- s.rr. 80 a.
ETThe income from the tax on dogs in Indi-
ana this year will amount to nearly 100000.
This is applied to reimbursing sheep owners for
sheep killed by dogs, and the surplus is devoted
to the School Fund -,zg s7lI
ss-Seth Green, a veteran sportsman of West
ern New York, has been restocking the Con-
necticut with shad, and has succeeded in put
ting forty millions into the river: Tbisisiawork
that will tell on the long run sT-'f lia'-' =
tTA clergyman of Erie, in speaking cont
dentially with a friend day or two since, in
regard to the condition of his church, said that
several ofhis parishioners attendedto the con-
version of 1905 more than to the conversion OF
souls. .E ,r,- .-a-zsg g ,lszt 81 i;iF
egThe result ofthe Tennessee election will
be likely to introduce radical changes in the
State policy. Gov Brownlow declares that in
his first message 10 the Legislature he will re-
commend that every male citizen over 2l years
old should be allowed TO vote. ~.
sJOur latest adyices from Europe bring bad
news of the crops. The harvest in France
threatens to be much below the average, and
in Portugal the vineyards, which furnish the
principal support of extensive districts, are ser
iously affected by disease. s.t,rT ..vrI
The report of Senator Wade's speech In
Kansas was sent to the London Times and was
quoted by Earl Shaftesbury in. the Houae of
Lords as an argument against the reform bill,
the Earl claiming that the bill would first intro
duce democracy and then agrarianism. ..t
srThe Wooster Republican says that some
of the most successful and intelligent farmers OF
that county have imported from Holland pain
of the celebrated. Holsten" breed, with which
stock the Republican says, no other can com
pare for quantity and quality of milk. @
EFOn the Opelousas (La y Railroad sincetht
overflow, the engineer on the train frequently
Gdb w ulOh LIS WHISKY w AtS'S eA-S '-SsN - -"
ligators, as the track is the only thing above
water for them to rest on tor many miles beyond
TigerYie. The train has run over several ALI
gators since the water, went down..
ErThe Washington National Lsiteiiige1ace'
thus eulogises the President: THAT unequal.
ed charity. that disposition 10 forgetfulness o.
injuries, and tina! habit of forgiveness that dis
tnguishes President johnson above all men o
sAsm we have record in history. Rather thick
iltat. but within the scope of the Inlelligeneer.
sarThe new "Tweedles" process formanufac
turing oils from petroleum, is attracting mucl
attention at Pittsburgh. The process requires
but about eight minutes to co the whole work
the use Of Gre in distlllationiaad the acids and
aIkalIs iu the subsequent justification, being en-.
Srely avoided. - .
aTCable dispatches bring the gratifying intel,
fgeRce Of another triumph Of American genius
= the Paris exhibition. American reapng ma
IS again proTed their superiority over al
oniA 'etitoFs, Ct the trial On the Emperor's farm
II " ieennes. Dir. Mccormick received :he
ksba. piiza for his reaper and mower.