The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-20

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issa
DEATHS q, cAdlFan from sstiuF ,basg.haras
fraEa tle ends q matches sccsa 10 b more cora
E lan ihAa usas-
Senator nrovnlaw hss lasl cas-. s.naBv tbe
nsFrp,s . Tennessee, ard ihsy nov sassr at ll.m
81 t8ey So ~ -I'roaaeat johnson.
Z Tho editor y 60 Wisconsin Banner saws
Wednesday, mail brought vs. letts addressed
'l-T aasiber Hon.. au8ib,r God oue Mr..
80 sac .ss, Esqf % the say to dIaner se aaslz
3sutaiy sieHqel 90 soa.ans trsil, ard slo -a.d
'Iou Dpte
The commissioner q pensions has dec.ded
ihat in 40 czsrs where an application ~ increase
= peusIaa i- made by a former widow 81 sul-
der aud subsequent 70 the marriage ofsnch vii.
os, tbo fact tast such application was not made
daring siiUvhopd shuald pot dthar hsr irom hor
right Go increase a pep-ianiur her shillrga. and
u which sbr u1ull base been entitled had sho
rcmained s.i5s. Her claim sill Be- treated is
tae same Say though sho lad not remarked.
Mgmplis musi be delightful place Coz HE
hone ~ ptaoc-lay.ag ..azta. There has boon
81 murders anl hqmieiios ia .hat city during the
last year.
Tile New Jersey peach orchards arc bardca.
ell vitl an unusual crop 81 ir4it
SIR. Jgaorsou Davis illness appears 30 be On
the Increase, ala i il feared tia. bis intention VI
returning 90 America this summer will never be
fulfilled. Not long ago az attempt was made 20
gel up a subscription, la Paris, 20 purchase him
holso, =bai ouly abau, $3.50 could b. raised. 1t
seems however that he Ia ia tho eay soaa taI
nega no hoaso bat tAe last ono, which hpupard
fls E.i living, but IN which no one ever Eges,
though Ito lease IS po.patual and Tie rent noth-
bog,
Notwithstanding tho war ia Cuba, the Ueitcl
States Bareau Of statistics reports that the OK
pors II sugar molassca, Sc, from the Island
were larger for the first three months Of this
year. than during the same months in 1868
Sunset Cox was ones editor Of the Ohio
Statesman, and got his luminous aud most be-
coming nie-nanlo while reporting a thunder torn
for its columns,
Great britain, during the frat three months
o. the present year, imported from the Uaited
states nearly two million cwt. Of wheel, from
all other countries together, about as much az |
from Russia. Wide Is her dominion is it does |
not fccl her own people.
Statistics recently Published by the Govern. |
ineut show that our commerce has nearly recoy- /
cred from the dilHinution caused By tie opera |
u-ns Of the rebel pirates during tho war. The /
aggregate decrease Of American tonnage. II yes. |
scls engaged in foreign trade, from 1859 to 1865,
amounting to 2,9e5, ij7 tons. The Increase frJ.a
1864 to 1863 amounted to 272i, 423 tons leaving a
deficit Of only 1908 tons to be made up before
the account viii stand as il did at the commence
mont VI tho war.
The great eclipse Of the sun, which takes
place on the 7l! Of August will be the subject Of
much interest to all and especial y 70 the astron.
omers, who are extensively preparing for accurate
observations, II mll be seen either as a partial
or total eclipse, Throughout Eastern Asia all Of
North Anicrica and the West Indies, and will be
the most iaiutc-,lng eclipse that has occurred or
viii ocCnr % iuc United states, for many years.
Professor Iiail, JftAe Waahington Observatory,
has already started for Alaska, TO note it there.
inc total eclipse cutters the United Statos near
Inc soarse o! Aik River, in longitude 3os west
i Il total al Darlington, Iowa Springfield, III
~, Raleigh, Newborn and Beaufort
C. At Newark 10 digits, or lse-sixths, Of the
'un viii be observed at Boston digits at Phil
'dcipha l0I, at Albany, 81, at Rochester q, at
=. Paul III, at Montreal 81. In New England
ho eclipse commences from to $50 r. N. and
nds about sunset ittle more than three
oarths Of tie suns disc will be obscurcd.