The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23


Hon Geo Bancroft has been confirm
I'd A. Minister 10 Prussia.
There has been little Of importanoe ID
The egrrati trial, sinoc our last
One county ia Delaware will yield
10000 bushels q peaches this season
San Francisco sends OF six tons Of
gold and forty tons Of silver every
month.
Another revolutionary hero, John
Regain, aged l0l, has been discovered
10 Illinois
by a Post Office regulation, letters
for Canada are 10 be addressed here
after TO lie Province otQuebec, or Prov
inco Ontario. Canada, instead Of Cana
da Eas, or Canada West, as heretofore
The Bourbon" element Of the South,
which neither learns nor sorgets any
thing. is d~enunciaiory Of Gen. Long
streets course. One paper says that be
had "iar better have died under the FIRE
that prostrated him at the Wilderness.
than 10 live to 60 so far a%stray," while
another says that the popular indigna-
ton against him in New orlens il so
strong that he has been compelled to
seek shelter IN some interior village"
This element Is powerful in the South,
and the problem Of reconstruction is 10
render II harmless without being win.
dictiye in Furnishing il.
AZ o Cable dinner given to the press
last week il is said that Cyrus ". Field,
in reply TO a denial Of Mr. George Jones,
about the amount paid to the Gable
Company called Mr. Jones a liar. Mr..
Jones sent o letter next day by Henry
J. Raymond, demanding an apology
None came, and yesterday, Mr.. Jones,
meeting Mr.. Field on Broadway, pulled
his ose The parties were instantly
separated by the crowd.
The Yankees have not only gained
admission to the principal trading
ports Of Japan, but have commenced
the manufacture Of Japan ware at Yok-
ohoma, Of a superior quality, and have
applied to the Tycoon for a patent.
The Republicans Of Maryland, with
out distinction Of color, have signed a
memorial earnestly praying Congress at
Its present session TO pass a bin abol-
ishing all distinction in suffrage on nc
count Of race or color, throughout tho
Union.
Robert Toombs, who crrried Georgia
into the rebellion, writes a letter an
nouneing his determination to do all IN
his power to reorganize the Democrat
&c party in his State. He adds. u re-
greet nothing IN the past but the dead
and the failure, and am ready TO use
the best means | can command, to es-
tablish the principles for which VIC
fought
From January up 10 the close Of
June the total number Of immigrants
that arrived in New York was l2s, 600
On the LIST Of July nearly 1900 immi.
grants were landed, and during thC
three days Of the week several hundred
more were added The greater mum.
Der OF the immigrants who arrived last
year remained in New York, the mex
largest number went to Pennsylvania
and nearly an equal number 10 Illinois
and then Ohio and Massachusetts eacl
absorbed a fair portion; Vermont had
2ss.
Some idea II the extent Of the peact
crop this seson in Delaware may bs
obtained from the estimates now being
made by the railroad company which
~ preparing 10 carry them 70 market
Ii ii thought that the yield Id Ken
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This i exclusive of that portion lying
along the bay and creeks. which has ia
natural outle, by steamboats, and sail
ing vessels In 1863, the year notes
for rs heavy crop, there was shipped
from Smyrna 10000 baskets Thu
year the railroad company give th,
quota ~ Smyrna al 100000.
A letter from the Secretary Of ID,
Treasury gives uotice Of the practice Il
be observed hereafter BY the Treasur,
department in case u the loss Of reg
istered bonds Heretofore the genera
understanding has been, and 10 som
extent the government has acted upos
it. that Il . registered bond should b
lost OF DESTROYED. the establishment o
that fAci "a The satisfaction of the de
partgnent a new bond would be issnct
10 the owner, Such Il no longer th.
practice Of the department Hercaftes
owners q registered bonds are require,
10 take a. much cars q them A. u th.
coupon bonds While lbs title To ID.
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