King.. AMERICA. President.. 1862 Republic. 874,000 1,987,352 M. Melgarejo. President.. 1865 Republic. Brazil.. 3,004,460 9,106,000 Don Pedro II..... Emperor 1840 Hered'y monarchy. Chili. 170,000 2,084,945 Jose Joaq'n Perez President.. 1866 Republic. Colombia 480,803 2,794,473 Santos Gutierrez, President... 1867 Republic. Costa Rica. 16,250 126,750 J M. Castro. President. 1866 Republic Ecuador 240,000 1,040,371 Geron. Carrion... President..... 1865 Republic. Guatemala 44,500 1,000,000 Vincento Cerna,. President... 1865 Republic. Hayti 10,081 700,000 Sylvain Salnave. President. 1867 Republic. Honduras.. 33,000 250,000 Jose Medina...... President..... 1866 Republic. Mexico 833,000 8,218,080 Benito Juarez.... President.. 1867 Republic. Nicaragua. 39,000 400.000 Fernan'o Guzman President.. 1867 Republic. Paraguay... 84,000 1,337,431 Franc. Sol. Lopez President..... 1862 Republic. Peru 370,000 2,500,000 Mariano Ig.Prado President.. 1867 Republic. San Domingo 22,000 200,000 Gen. Cabral President.. 1866 Republic. San Salvador. 7,500 600,000 Franc. Duenas ... President..... 1865 Republic. Uruguay, 75,000 240,965 Venancio Flores. President. 1865 Republic Venezuela, 426,712 1,565,000 Juan Falcon...... President..... 1865 Republic. EUROPE. Anhaltt. 1,017 193,046 Leopold Duke 1817 Lim monarchy, Austria 239,048 2,572,932 Francis Joseph I. Emperor. 1848 Const'l monarchy. Baden 5,712 1,434,754 Frederic Grand Duke,. 1852 Lim, sov., 2 chamb. Bavaria., 28,435 4,774,464 Ludwig II. King 1864 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Belgium 11,313 4,893,021 Leopold II. King 1865 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Brement 112 104,091 Burgomaster. 1863 Free city. Brunswickt 1,525 292,708 William.. Duke 1831 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. Denmark 21.856 1,608,095 Christian IX. King 1863 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. France 213.241 38,067,094 Napolcon III. Emperor. 1852 Con.mon., 2 chamb. Great Britain.. 122,190 29,591,009 Victoria Queen 1837 Lim.mon., 2 houses. Greece. 19,250 1,096,310 George I. King ... 1963 Lim. monarchy. Hamburgt 4,430 229,941 Burgomaster. 1865 Free ci y. Hesse Darmst'att 3,761 790,171 Louis III. Graud Duke.. 1849 Lim.sov., 2 chamb. Holland.. 13,890 9,699,744 William III. 1849 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Italy 118,356 24,550,845 Victor Eman'l II. King 1861 Lim.mon.. 2 chamb. Lippe-Detmoldtt. 445 111,336 Leopold.. Prince, 1851 Lim.mon., 1 chamb. Lippe-Schaumbgt 170 31,382 Adolphus. Prince 1860 Lim.mon., 1 chamıb. Lichtenstein...... 53 7,150 John Il.. Prince 1858 Const'l monarchy. Burgomaster. 1863 Free city. 997 99,060 Fred, William.. Grand Duke.. 1860 Lim, sov., 1 chamb. Grand Duke., 1853 Lim. sov., 2 chamb, Portugal 84,500 4,349,966 Luis I.. King 1861 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Prussiat 135,662 23,590,543 William I. King 1861 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Reuss-Elder linet Prince 1859 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. 1867 Lim.sov. 1 chamb. Russia 9,000,000 80,255,430 Alexander II. Czar. 1855 Absol. monarchy. San Marino Republic, senáte, 22 Two Regents. and exec.council. Saxonyt 5,705 2,343,994 John King. 1854 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Saxe-Altenburgt. 491 141 839 Ernest Duke 1853 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. Saxe-Co. Gothat 790 164,527 Ernest II. Duke 1844 Lim, sov., 1 chamb. Saxe-Meiningent. 968 178,065 George Duke 1866 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. S'xe-W'r-Eisen.t. 1,403 280,201 Chas. Alexander. Grand Duke.. 1853 Lim, sov., 1 chamb. Schwzb'g-Rud.f.. 405 73,752 Fred. Gunther ... Prince 1814 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. Schwzb'g-Sond.t. 358 66,189 Albert Prince 1867 Lim.sov., 1 chamb. Spain 176.480 16,302,625 Isabella II, Queen 1833 Lim.mon, 2 chamb. States of Church, 4,502 690,000 Pius IX Pope .... 1846 Absol. sovereignty. Sweden & Norw'g 292,440 5,814,386 Charles XV. King 1859 Liin.mon.w.legis'e. Switzerland, 15,161 2,510,494 Pres, Fed. Co. 1867 Republic. Turkey 1,895,194 37,430,000 Abdul Azis. Sultan 1861 Absol, monarchy: Wurtemberg 7,568 1,748,328 Charles I.. King 1864 Lim.mon., 2 chamb. Waldeckt 1 455 59,143 George Victor.... Prince ....... 1852 Lim, sov., 1 chamb. In 1866, the Kingdom of Hanover, the Electorate of Hesse-Cassel, the Dịchies of SchleswigHolstein and Nassau, the Free City of Frankfort, and portions of Bavaria and Hesse-Darmstadt, together with a population of 4,285,700, were annexed to Prussia. + The States marked belong to the North German Confederation, which embraces an ag. gregate population of 29,220,862. Of Hesse-Darmstadt only one province belongs to the Con. federation. T In 1867, in virtue of a treaty between Prussia and Waldeck, the administration of Waldeck was assumed by Prussia. 7,600 THE TRIBUNE PRICE, 20 CENTS. CONTENTS. PAGES 1 1 Table of the Total Eclipse of the Sun... 2 Jewish and Mohammedan Calendars. 2 Planetary and Stellar Phenomena. 3 Cycles and Church Days.. 3 Star Table, the Seasons, Evening and Morning Stars.. 4 and Changes, Rising and Setting of Planets, Noon Mark, 5 to 16 17 to 26 Grant, Colfax, Seymour and Blair, and Blair's Broadhead 26 to 34 35 to 45 45 Proc amation of Adoption of XIVth Amendment. 46 President Johnson's Last Amnesty Proclamation.. 46 Electoral Vote for President since 1852.. 48 United States Government-Ministers Abroad. 51 Senators and Representatives in XLth Congress.. 52 to 54 Senators and Representatives in XLIst Congress.. 55 to 56 Election Returns in 1868—Vote for President compared with 1864—Vote for Congressmen, State Officers, on Constitu tional Amendments, &c. ---Politics of State Legislatures... 57 to 88 Public Debt-Financial Statements for Several Years....... 48 to 49 States of the Union-Area, Population, Capitals, Governors, Terms, Meeting of Legislature, and day of State Election. 50 TRADE SUPPLIED BY NEW YORK NEWS COMPANY, 8 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK PAGE.) .48 cies...... in 1867 .36 .36 Astronomical. PAGE. PAGE. Nadies of Committee on Re AMNESTY Mercury-Rising and setting.. 1 solutions.. .28–29 Proclamation of July 4, 1868.45 Eclipses in 1869. 1 Soldiers' and Sailors' Plat. Proclamation of Dec. 25, 1868.46 Table of principal... 2 form (Democratic)..... 30-31 Calendars-Jewish and Mo- Vice-President-Ballots for...31 Proclamation Concerning FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT. hammedan.. 2 Seymour's Letter of Accept .46 Certificate of Ratification... 47 Planetary Phenomena ........ 3 ance.. .31-33 Concurrent Resolution on....47 Cycles of Time.. 3 Blair's Letter of Acceptchurch Fast and Feast Days. 3 ance... -33-34 ELECTORAL VOTES. Star Table-Meridian, rising Blair's Letter to Col. Broad Votes for President from 1852 and setting. 4 34 to 1868... Morning and Evening Stars.. 4 ACTS OF XLTH CONGRESS. Seasons of the year... Railroad--Right of Way at Months -- Calendars showing West Point. :35 National Finances. Changes of the Moon, rising Cotton exempt from internal and setting of Planets, Noon tax .35 Public Debt, Dec. 1, 1868, Mark, siderial Noon, rising Appropriations for Deficien compared with same date and setting of Sun and -35 Moon, Moon South, High Bounties, Act regulating.... 35 Expenses of the Government Water, for all the States..5-16 Witnesses-Protection of... 35 in 1858, 1866, 1867, 1868........49 Lands restored to market....35 Reconstruction - - Amending Act of March, 1867 ,35 Election Returns for Cabinet-the President's... .51 Academy .35 1868. Congress - Members of the appropriations for Post Of XLth.. By States and Counties, for 32 tice. -35 Congress - Members of the Appropriations-Diplomatic..36 President, compared with the XLIst. 55 Tobacco-Tax.taken off. vote in 1864; Congress in 1868, 36 Legislatures and Executive Officers-General. 51 Deficiency Bill..... Constitu. tional Amendments. Foreign Ministers... :51 Lands granted to Nevada. Judiciary-Supreme Court...51 Appropriations--Naval.. -36 Alabama... 77 Territories-Delegates from..54 Admission to Congress of Ar- Arizona. :87 kangas and other States....36 Arkansas STATES OF THE UNION. Area; White Population in Eight-hour Law .84 :37 California. 87 1850'; White, Colored, In- Supreme Court-Vacancy of Colorado 88 dian, and Total Population Chief Justice, how filled...37 Connecticut, (by towns.).. in 1860: Increase and Per- Vessels-Registering act le- Dakota. 88 centage of Increase of pealed... 37 Delaware. Population from 1850 67 to Freedmen's Bureau--Act to Florida.. continue. 79 1860; Capitals ; Governors, ...37 Georgia.. their Salaries and Term of Oath of Office prescribed 77 .37 Idaho .86 Office; Time of Meeting of Appropriations --Legislative, Illinois.. .7I Legislatures; Time of state Executive, &c... 38 Indiana. 70 Elections, newly revised "ppropriations - Miscellane Iowa... and corrected.. Ous...... -38 Kansas.. Territories--Capitalsand Gov." Officers cashiered cannot be Kentucky .83 ernors of.. 50 restored... 38 Louisiana.. IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRES- Internal Revenue Laws Maine. :79 IDENT. amepded. :38 Maryland. Articles of Vacancies in Cabinet, &c., .67 Impeachment; Massachusetts .63 effort to remove Secretary how filled. Pensions-Invalid and other.39 Minnesota Michigan Stanton; resolutions and 73 74 votes thereon... ........ 17-19 Deficiency Bill for 1868... .39 Mississippi. .80 Actual Impeachment resolu- Wyoming -- Territorial Gov- Missouri. .85 tion and vote thereon... .20 ernment for. 39 Nebraska. 88 Articles of Impeachment..20-24 Limitation Act in certain Nevada. 86 Votes on the Articles.. .24-25 cases .39 New Hampshire... 63 Answer of the President. National Life Insurance Com 25 New Jersey, (by towns.). .65 Organization of the Senate as pany... .39 New York, (by towns.). 57 a Court of Impeachment...25 Freedmen's Bureau-Provid- New York City. .62 Notes of the Procecdings. ..25 ing to discontinue .39 North Carolina Acquittal of the President- Postal Laws--Act amending..40 Ohio :28 The Vote .26 Alask&--$7.200.00o in gold for.41 Oregon .... NATIONAL PLATFORMS AND Appropriations, Indian D'pt.41 Pennsylvania.. .87 .66 LETTERS. Rights of American citizens Rhode Island. abroad.. Republican Platform at Chi. 64 .41 South Carolina. 76 cago.. ..26-27 Revenue-To prevent frauds Tennessee :&i Names of Committee on Re. .41 Texas.. 82 solutions.. .26 Settlers-Rights of on Public Vermont. 63 Soldiers' and Sailors' Plat- Lands. ..41 West Virginia. 68 form (Republican.). .27 Bankruptcy Law-Amending.41 Wisconsin. Grant's Letter 72 of Accept- Steamers—To provide an ance. SUMMARY-showing vote by 27 American line. .41 Colfax's Letter of Accept- Pensions-Amended Act.....42 States and majorities in 1800, 27-28 Alaska-Laws extended over.44 1864 and 1868 .88 Vice President-Ballots for...28 Judicial Proceedings regu- ELECTORAL VOTES for PresiDemocratic Platform at New lated .44 dent in 1852, 1856, 1860, 1864, ........28-31 Public Resolutions........... .44 and 1868.. 50 on. ance. .. York......... Astronomical Department, Computed and arranged expressly for this WORK, by SAMUEL H. WRIGHT, A. M., M. D., Penn Yan, Yates County, N. Y. The rising and setting of Mercury, when near its greatest elongation from the Sun, for Washington. At the times given below, it will probably be visible. MERCURY SETS, EVENING. MERCURY RISES, MORNING. January. & sets. May. ¢ sets. Sept. 8 sets. March. 8 rises. July. o rises. Nov. rises. Mercury is brightest when at an elongation of about 22° 19', which occurs about three days before its greatest elongation east and three days after its greatest elongation west, and is always between the greatest elongation and superior conjunction. enus is brightest between inferior conjunction and greatest elongation, and when its elongation is about 39° 44'. Eclipses for 1869. 1. A partial Eclipse of the Moon, January 27th, in the evening, visible. Size, 0.458 of the diamter, or 5.496 digits, on the northern limb. See the following table for the time. II. An Annular Eclipse of the Sun, February 11th, invisible in North America. Visible in the southern part of South America, or south of 20° latitude, and in the southern part of Africa. III. A partial Eclipse of the Moon, July 23d, invisible in America. Visible in Eastern Asia, and Australia. Size, 0.566 of the diameter, or 6.792 digits on the southern limb. IV. A TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, August 7th, in the afternoon, visible either as a total, or a large partial Eclipse, throughout Eastern Asia, and all of North America and the West Indies. This will be the most interesting Eclipse that has occurred or will occur in the United States for many years. The Eclipse first begins on the earth at sunrise in the Pacific Ocean, east of Japan, in lat. 36° 53.3 N. ; long. 138° 37.4 W. of Washington. It becomes total first upon the earth in Siberia, at sunrise, in lat. 52° 41.9' N.; long. 165° 26.4' W. of Washington. The Eclipse is total at noon in Alaska, lat. 61° 46.9' N.; long. 68° 4.6' W. The line of the total Eclipse now runs southeasterly, grazing the coast near Sitka, thence running off into British America, and entering the United States near the origin of Milk River, long. 30° W.; thence through the southwest corner of Minnesota, and diagonally through Iowa, crossing the Mississippi River near Burlington, Iowa; thence through Illinois, just north of Springfield, and crossing the Ohio River near Louisville, Ky. ; thence through the southwest corner of West Virginia, and through North Carolina, just south of Raleigh, and thence to Newbern, and entering the Atlantic just north of Beaufort, N. C., and end. ing at sunset in the ocean, in lat. 31° 15.2 N., and long. 9° 36.6' E. Along the line described above, the Eclipse will be total, and at all other places in the United States it will be partial. The partial Eclipse ends on the earth at sunset, in lat. 14° 48.9' N.; long. 13° 10' W., being near the city of Guatemala. Along the Atlantic coast, in the United States, the Eclipse ends at about sunset. For the times of the phases of this Eclipse, see the following table. This Eclipse occurred last in 1851, July 28th, and the total phase was visible in the Arctic regions of America, and in Sweden, Norway, and Russia. |
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