, 1861-07-27
The Cincinnati Visit |

CafS. AlEef 2 ElCaEAut IuH VI ufC HuAIo
weather hefng every way delightful, the sh:sp l.
little shower OF the morning having Thorough !
r settled the dust-the train reached tho y*l-
lew brick city. By misunderstanding on |
tie part Of our Milwaukee, friends, as to TINA
aud numbers, no preparations had bseu made
to rectiye their guests, consequently not mcEe
than dcz:n carriages were waiting st the
the depo:, aad what were then claimed snug
Little SUMS III these hard .imas for convey
cncc to he NewAa1l O. eny ether hotel As "a
reeu1t nearly the entire 700 were compelled to
Tramp to the music Of the Richmond Cnd)
Band, ltreath boiling sun, the entire
distance to the Nswhall, measuring under
these circumstances full nile. OF course
cur friends Of the Newhal were taken by EUR
1risc, but they declined to surrender, and
went to work with vigor to endcayor to sup
:,iy the inner necessities Of the goodly crowd
present, and if they were not wholly
iucccssfcl, they did the best they could.
and that is as well as any other landlord could
60 under tho circumstances. Mayor Brown,
Postmaster Lockwood, Col Walker and other
prominent citizens Of Milwaukee, were
promptly on hand, and put forth their best
trdcayors to make all comfortable. Carriages
in abundance were supplied, and many Of the
excursiouists took drive around the cream
colored city, Ifmany failed to get rs good !
dinner as would hare been sure to have been
ret before them under different and less aa
verse circumstances, We think they are not
disposed 10 complain, but, oa the contrary,
like true Yankees try It again. At little
before 4 r. H. the excrrsionists-With the eS~
ception of hundred or more who continued
en- fer st. P.ul-were again On board, bound
for the Garden City, which 1as reached after
an expeditions and pleasant run Of q little over
three hours.
Nest Of the excursioaists leaya this morn~
ing for tie Queen City. We trust their short
sejon1n among us is but the Inauguration OF
many like reunions in The future. No city
eyer cent 2ob'er class Of meg, or more lovely
women 10 represent its social status. "So
say re all OF us"
The Wea1her-The Thunder Storm.
Yesterday was close and saltry until the
middle Of the afternoon, when fine shower
swept over the city from the North, the rain
falling tor an hour,i torrents, accompanied BY
eevere thunder and nshtnips. During tbs
Shower, lsil feil, thou ii not III muck quantity.
The lightning Etrnck in t3o or thsea places in
various parts Ct the city. About T. n. The
lightning struck the flagstaff on the Great
Wigwam, shiyering it to atonls, the find pass
ing down ore Of The supports Of the building
and Oh its way entirely destroying bust os Lin
coin Aparty Of Iriehmen and one Irish Wo-
| man who had taken shelter in She building
we're greatly alarmed, and thought their time
| had come. The woman stlriekcd and tainted
| awoy, her uale companions breaking in all d !,
rections, crcseing themselves and tho stres.
| with the greatest devotion and speed.
To those without the building the bolt 7az
] Of the APPEARANCE OF O round bail Of fire, Tue
report vas very loud one. 4 horse standing
in front Of thc W1gwam was startled off biz
feet. ard 1a;d snraEl;ug. f,ut soon recovered
and irdulrcd in smart runaway down South
| Water street. The building received on1,
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Tur c,xcr<s.r,.<s nv an Ant Tom -
T,rn n,,re,,;t ~ o,;sctc or ART ;ntarest in IN;
| c.oo il :, nnrsn;t T,n4cr s;f,,cn1tica. tbc chic
Of 1Fh;cb Tint tbere sra raa11v very few In scc
II tfsu, ehort horse soon cnrr;ed.n We ar
yet foo vornn q c1tv to have already aceumu
lated outside Of .be few really cho:ca priyat
collections, muc,, in this line. Very n1any @
onr p,ests. rare already during their staz
visited Mr. Brran,s pntl;c an1 prisate pa1.e,
, les q. B.vnn Hall AMI, IT will renay ot1,crs m
, all to do so. It is q collection the equal c
: which in art value and historic interest fe,
cities possess, aud which w1uii be IN hone
and pride to any city. Theporttaits Of Au1el
.e.r nrxe;dente from waef;nrton ia I,inc,1r
/ constitute the striking decoration Of the pu.
/ lie hall, and SIr. Brya. has reserved for hi
? beautiful private gallery, fronting on C:ar
, + street, collection Of costly pictures that d
7 a1t levers instantly appreciate. 3lr. Bryan
liberal use of these art possessions is Of ..
8 vantage to the many who must admire witt
out possessing such.
Photography has advanced rapidly anon