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, 1862-01-10
EKENTICExAHAe
: from the Louisville journal. Tthl

~ [From the LouIsvi1le journal. TIL
IL. you want to know how the Devil feels,
aak the first rebel you mees. -,
How prosperous Charleston must be.
Never before hns abe had so many vessels In
her harbor as she has nov.
a Nashville paper says that a. few steel
cannon are wanted at Bowling Green NE
offered him, could steal the iron ones.
The Naah7i1Ie-Lou1sviIle Courier hoasts
of the spirit OF Rnckne,ss army. We don't
believe Il VIII hare spirit enough IN Il after the
inst great battle TO IN spirit larap. :.
The Tennessee Senate has voted to IN.
crease the Hages Of the rebel goldlezs Of that
STATE to fifteen dollars "a month: But the
wages hitherto :haa bsen paid In paper Of 20
paper of no va3Ee, "Tl give you nothing ths
|. inst tyear ara double It tie uext,es aafd Aiu]]
Burch.
, 1862-01-10

# correctly translated, the editor Of the
Peoria DemokTat, a German paper, cannot be
too scon on his way to Fort Warren. It's
neighbor, the Transcript, publishes the fol-
loving, taken from an article in the DeaokTdfs
last issue, on the late anniversary Of tho Bat
tie OF New Orleans:
Let this be day Of mourning; and should Plea
yune Butler, to-day, attack New Orleans, VIC hope
1Eat city will be protected by second jackson.
nothing but the smoking Euins-ci!ies, p!anta-
tions. farms. &C. be all burned into q smoking
desert. and . burial place for the conqQeror!
, 1862-01-10
THE HYDE PARK CASUALTY.

THE HYDE PARK CASUALTY.
We publish in this issue close and in
teresting summary Of the testimony now in
progress before the Coroner's Jury, empan-
neled to Investigate the circumstances SUI
rounding the fearful fate Of the lamented
Judge Barron. The public will peruse it
with deep interest, but should carefully
weigh the evidence when completed before
forming an opinion on the merits Of the
case, which has naturally resulted in q
controversy between two powerful railroad
corporations The Jury is composed OF
men Of unusual intelligence and candor,
and their verdict will lie andously awaited
, 1862-01-10

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Wie, JANUARY eth, 1862.
The Inauguration Of Gov. Harvey, on Thurs-
day last, was followed By grand reception at
the Capitol, and all passed off in excellent
style. A great majority Of the Old clerks arc
retained by the new Administration, Of which
I give you the principal officers, az follows:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. 49, Il .
Goeeruor-Lor1s F. HARVEY. of Rock.
LienftHdHt GoFtrnoT-EDwARD SALoAoN, OF NIL
Yankee.
Psirate Secretary il1ia,n r. Watson, Of Dane.
State L.braria0- $. G. Bean, Of Dane.
keEha-
MILITARY pEpAKTxE1r.
Q'tdftc7mdsttr Geacral-E. Il. Brodhead, Of Nil
Adjutaat Gtnerak- augustus Gaylord, Of St.
C1oix.
Couemissarsot General. E. Z. Madsworth.
Fay4na*te1 GezeTa1-S3meon Mills, Of Dane.
Surgeon Gentrdl-E. B. Wolcott, Of Milwaukee,
srv11 DEPARTMENT.
Secretary nf State-James I, Lewis, Of Columbia
State TREASURER Samuel D. Hastings, OF TTcm-
pcleau.
Attorney General james a. Howe, Of Brown.
BaxI Gon,ptroi7fr- illiam 4. Ramsey, Of 0zau,
state Superintendent Josiah L. Pickard, d
4sfafe Prison Conamisssoaer P. Hodges, ol
WinnebsGo.
Hon. E. H. Brodhead, Of Milwaukee, who
has been appointed Qua1termaster General in
place Of Treadway, is first class railroad man,
Mr.. Brodhcad. brings to the situation great
business tact, and 8 reputation for industry
and thoroughness possessed By but few in the
State. Andrew E. Elrnorc, the 'tSage Of Muk
wanago,'' has been appointed Deputy Bans
Comptroller.
Governor Randall, in letter to the .7ou'7ae}
courts the Investigation Of the Legislature
into all war accounts. The Legislature meets
to-day. There is lively CAUCUS going on fo'
Speaker: No party having clear majority
al classes are hopeful, none certain. The
Democrats will probably unite upon Fl. L
Palmer, Of Milwaukee. There never was
time when q short economical session Of tht
Legislature was so much demanded as now
There is NO good reason why it should sit oyel
four or SIX weeks.
The message Of Gor. Harvey will be deliv
cred at L o'clock to-day. It is already il
type, and synopsis will reach you in dus
time By telegraph It takes strong gTound
in favor Of thorough, earnest dealing will
the rebels. It is an able production. Th'
Supreme Court opened its regular winte
term yesterday: There are some $50 case
1,,.,n hn eaf af,r,f3nr
, 1862-01-10

- On the 9Th inst, the bridge over Green
river was to be completed. and consequenuya
general movement Of the troops may be hour
II expected. It is rumored that Hiadman has
taken position at Cave Creek, about twelve
miles south Of Mu1nfordvine, with Z force Of
eight or nine thousand men. Il this report
be true cur readers may shortly hear OF warm
work in Kentucky, unless IS before our COM
manders stop to !" "fortify."
, 1862-01-10
RTon1 Grand Traverse R1y,
Special Correspondence Of the Chieago II

Rron1 Grand Traverse R1y,
Especial Correspondence Of the Chieago I1itzrnzsJ
. GRAkD TRAVERSE. BA1, NORTH Poxtr{
December 81, 1851
We have had very open weather here thus
far this winter. The coolest indicated by our
thermometers has been 13 degrees above
zero.
We had a very little sleighing the fist Of
the month since which time the ground has
beer bare Our woodmen arc getting some
what anxious for snow On which to haul the
winters chopping Of cord wood The pros
poets now are, that there will be about 10, 600
cords propeller wood got out at this point this
winter. =:
We have had during the season Of 1861, 80
arrivals and departures Of steam vessels, be-
sides quite number Of sail craft
Dexter s Noble, Of Elk Rapids, and Han-
nah, Lay d Co., Of Traverse City, hare each q
large force in their pineries, getting out logs
for next seasons saving.
Christmas passed off very quietly, as might
be expected in new country. Yours, c.
, 1862-01-10

ITO KEN T.-Ihe two story and
IL basement brick house. 1ss Michigan syenae, be-
tween Madison anu Monroe etrects- IoE 5113o feet
I:ent tle per a1,nur For particulars amply to GEO.
i. sEAEERNS. No. II Hheelet's Building, cor, Clark
ard S Water ets dcl9h.nl3w
, 1862-01-10

sB~ TIE Pensacola Is in working order at
last, and tho Potomac foti1la, with its heavy
ordnance, is reported rs ready for action. The
troops before the Capital, Oh the sacred soil Of
Virginia, are IN tip-top order, Thoroughly
trained, well armed, aud provided with wagon
trains for bringing forward supplies. On the
Upper Potomac, Generals Banks and Stone
have five divisions, equally well prepared for .
campaign, and lnrsc launches have been sent
up the canal, in case they wish to cross.
, 1862-01-10

To-day is The last day On which the United
Statcs Commissioners, in session at st. Louis,
will receive accounts against the Government
for investigation. For the past week the Re-
publican says there has been great alacrity
among claimants, On Tuesday and Wednesday
FIVE hundred claims were filed, the RepHbN-
can says, making the whole number presented
up 10 date four thousand seae7s hundred and
xiohtat
, 1862-01-10

POARD-Aald pleasant rooms may
~ be obtained by aHg4tng soon, at Ne. e Lake
street. tnik2s31w
BOARDING. Suites of rooms and
IL e!nS!e roouss can he obtained with Board ut IS
Etate street. Also few dsY boardezs can be accom-
nodatc,i. ia7-k1sss3}iw
DOARDING-l5 State street,
- Il Ole asant front room In private family, where
there m other bosrde1a- 3dski95lw
, 1862-01-10

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-An attempt WIS made
last night to blow up the Mansion House at
hospital, 4 barrel lad been seereted IN Il the E
cellar filed with powder and projecti1es and 4
fuse extending from there to the stable had
been ignited, but it was discovered By the
gulrd. We're it not for his watchfulness sew
eral hundred lives would have been lost.
Wm- T. Smith, son OF tae banker, was a.
with tile rebels. It is considered one Of the
most important arrests made since the rebel
lion.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary have
come to conclusion-six to one to report
against the expulsion Of Jesse D. Bright.
, 1862-01-10

GTAFE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ Or C0oK. #1C1EcuIs Court Of Gook Ca4nts.
March Term, 1562 Harrison q. Hu8teftyx Ifan Nye.
samuel Hsle Jeha As J9sspn na11osS III RSs- 81
ren. FTsiericE BQfteffeid. Charlie 4 Cochr 10,
Thomas G. Cochran, W1l11aa Barbour and Benjamin
CeTrer-In Ch2ncery.
N4ddavt Of the noa Eesdence ofsauual Halc, Robert
g. Eo9d, Nehemiah HAkin. Alexander 1. Van Buren,
EredeI1ek Bnttsrae1a Charles 3 Goehsan, Thomas
defenda1ts aboye hsxt1E been a!sd 9 ths oles
Eoaee hereby ye9 e tt a:5d ssgaa4 Hale Boeefs
Fnsdeiict Baftetield, Charles B. Goch1an, Taomas G.
Cochfsn Winis1n Barbour and Beatnafr Carer, tast
Faid complainant fled hB bill CT complaint Ia s.td
Court % the Chaneey side :hereot the Fourteenth
day OF Dcce1nber ISL and that summons theteupoa
tasned out Of said Court aga1nst Eaid de1sadaate
tutnable on the Flint Monday ef 5alnAtY, 1867 as Is By
Law required .,,
Court 81 Cook County: on the n1st day Of ne neIt
term thereof holden ut Chicago in Estd County,
On The Third Monday Of March 1s6z- and plead. an
plaint. te same and he nastsrs and thsngs thssea
decree entered against aasnEiaE e tas Pfa{eF OF
Geo. 4. IEuA11s, Comprts solF. fa1aSz:a
, 1862-01-10

The British Steamer Parana Safe:
HALIFAX, Jan. 9.-The steamship Parana,
which has been falsely reported lost, WAS at
Sydney, n. S., to-day. She will be hero to-
morrow. The steamship Cleopatra arrived
to-day from England, with troops on board.
She brings no later dates.
, 1862-01-10

:" ANTED.- wishing to
~ Unrest in Ear Corr ut 1oeenm per busAa (of75
Po9nds1 at point 100 mikes from Chicago VIII please
security SfEen 1oz faithful pe.tornance o1 contract
, 1862-01-10
3,5uarDing.

pOARDING.-A few single ge,l-
- tlenen can be accommodated With board and
pleasant rooms ut 81 Adams street fas-k2a53t
POARDING.-A gentleman and
-D wife, and tTo single gentlemen can obtain good
board and pleasant roous at No. lt3 Wabash avenue.
Also. 3 few day boarders can be accommodated.
, 1862-01-10
From Washington To-day.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-AppGcants for stu
alton as mast ter's 's-mates in the Navy Yard are
requested to accompany their papers with re-
commendations from their last employers, and
mnst have seen three years sea service and not
be over thirty years Of age, Acting masters
mates are similarly appointed With the exccp-
ton that they must not be over 40 years Of
Treasury notes are per cent discount. Ex-
change on New York per cent.
, 1862-01-10
Iron the Evening Tribune, yesterday
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Important Newspaper 0Fder"-Treaaon
In the Chamber Of Commerce.

ST. Louis, Jan. e.-The Provost Marshal has
issued an order requiring al publishers Of
newspapers in the State Of Missouri {the St.
Louis city papers excepted), to furnish his
office with copy Of each issue for inspection,
and failure to comply with which will rcn-
der the paper liable to suppression.
Great excitement occurred in the Chamber
of Commerce this morning on the occasion OF
the election Of officers, which resulted, in
the disruption Of the Chamber by the
withdrawal Of Union members Measures
were subsequently set on foot for the essab-
lishmeut Of q Union Chamber Of Commerce,
which will be Immediately carried out. The
trouble occurred in consequence Of secession
members refusing By their votes to admit i
number Of Union applicants for membership.
, 1862-01-10

~ An officer that shonld be superseded
General Inactivity, in our army. tits rumored
that General Dissatisfaction, Of the tsHome
Guard" " would follow the first named into
retirement.
, 1862-01-10

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 8, via BALT1sE@oRx, ORE
york. arrived this afternoon, and sails this
evening for Port Royal. Judge Marvin, OF the.
Admiralty Court at Key Vest, goes out IS
passenger in her,
The febel batteries, at Craney Island, have
been nfacticipE all day.
, 1862-01-10
4 N6W Railroad.

From the Mt. Carroll NL) Mirror.1
Railroad Company ] NJ va was organ orssnised e NTH IN lis
place on Thursday, the 10Th day Of Decem-
ber, 1861, by electng Vo1ney Armour, Esq,
President; Henry 4 Mills, Treasurer, and
Monroe Bailey, Secretary.
Weunderstand it is the intention Of this
this place under contract soon, and to have
the same completed to LIT. Carroll by the 1st
Of September next. We hope this Company
will meet with success, and work the road
through. The Directors are men Of energy.
BOOKS are opeued for suhsctintians.
, 1862-01-10

9 bit Of dog philosophy. Too many
West Pointers pint the wrong game. They
nre sharp enough in seeming out hostility to
slavery, but when that divine institution
comes in peril, they become settlers and
uEEs7ieF84'
, 1862-01-10
Tbe Gtihtttte.


s# On the second page OF this issue
will be found an excellent letter from our
correspondent in Benton Barracks, in
which he ably discusses the evils Of mac
Hyity in an army constituted like our OWL.
, 1862-01-10

B- There is some ground for the belief
that the dny Of speculation in army contracts
is gone. Beside making au assignment, OF m
offer to assign contract, spso Jacto forfeiture
of it, the new practice OF the War Department
is to require TINT parties offering to make nus
kets, shall OWL machine shops, and possess in
money, skill aud experience, the guarantees
that they can Punctually and completely fill
their contracts. VIII the tazzards take no
tice?
, 1862-01-10

- FnEpzR1oK, Nd, Jsu- at Is reported
all quiet everywhere along our lnea and moth
Ing Of the least interest Or importance trans
niTSnu. -
, 1862-01-10

GA Marine Sympath1xer with the
Rebels.
Boston, Jan. 9.--Tne brig P. B. Cook, Capt
Perkins, now at Holmes Hole, is in charge Of
tion Of supplying coal to the pirate Sumter in
the harbOr of st. Thomas.
, 1862-01-10
IMPORTANT mOVEMENTs.
4 Column to be Moved from Cairo to-
ward 900 Troops en-
route from St. Louis.

ST. Loc1s, Jan. "a special dispatch from
Cairo to tLe Democrat says that 5000 troops
are on their way there from different points,
and as soon as they arrive, a column Of from
sixty thousand to seventy five thousand strong
will march from there and Paducah under
Gen. Grant. The destination Of this force is
said to be Nashville, where, if q junction can
be made with Gen. Buel1's command, the en-
tire army will proceed to New Orleans The
six flaYS
, 1862-01-10

C. 4. SCRlTEN, Adterfis:ng i9ent, 6 Dear
5o7,-sf., is authorized to Tecsi1s advertisements for
this and GH Me LealtAQ Paptrs ef The AolIA!ce5t.
, 1862-01-10

Religious Riot INST. Johns, N. b.
ST.. JOINS N. B., Jan. 9.-Rioters at Car
bonB6ar are kept down By the military. The
town is in :: state Of siege; business suspend
cd there and at Harbor dc Grace. Both par
ties are largely reinforced. Hostilities will
recommence when the military are withdrawn.
The whole trouble is between Protestants and
Catholics
, 1862-01-10
From Toronto.

3. From Toronto.
TORONTO, C. w, Jan 9--SterlinG exchange
here is reduced to-day to 11ld-31111 per cent.
lower than New York rates.
, 1862-01-10

II O'Clock and ALPS IFe7I-
FREDERICK, Nd, Jan. 9.-An was reported
quiet everywhere along our lines ut noon to-
day.
, 1862-01-10
SAILING OF BURNSIDEs ExPRpI-
,:T4ON.
They Rendezvous 1t Hampton Roads,

ANNAPOLIS, Md Jaa. 9.-Abont half Of
Burnside's expedition sailed for Hampton
Roads this morning and the rest are expected
to leave this afternoon.
, 1862-01-10


An excellent chance for practical SOAP AND
CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, to get into an es.
tabsbed business md centrally located CONSISTING Of
buildings s0x 10 eae street II front and rear TheT
are etofy and In good order. 8 LARGE SOAP PANS.
tEo Of capacity o. $50 pounds each and mare q
the be4t boet iron SET in brick work soap pan OF
ID l pounds. Each OF the kettles have open and
Close coil for heating By steam A1so. 40 horc power
boiler neally new, II complete order, with injector
Etesm and water gauge !; l6: iro22 and wooden Soap
Framef. capacity lGN pounds each $50 racks far Soap
room There arc three IRON ssanshrops patent candle
machjnex and wooden Reeses patent machines all ID
Fub, with steam col. The whale Factory Is arranged
Soaps rooms as1.aEsa fer the as5 maa9
Presses Models D1ha. Frames Tables O.. In tact CT
erythiug about ta tcoFJ ready to 60 into 1mme tate
operation. The place is Ecl known. having tecn used
for The above business some time, but entirely
fitted and Of the articles only twelve months IL
use. er2sqdid trade already established aad good
reaE0ps Will be given foT the present oEnef det!nE
sell The Terms oI Sale FIJI be easy a9d PORTION G
balance ctsh and time given Il secured VIII sell a.
much ieHs nZuTe than cost,
For particulars call At ,-., -n,,,r,
No. IS Clark Bsraes+
KOr Address 2. O. Drawer 584l. iaIE2zst
, 1862-01-10

The Ohio State Fair.
CoLvABus, Jan. 9.-The State Fair will be
held in Cleveland this year.
, 1862-01-10

Senator Summers Speech on the Trent
Case.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Senate galleries
were densely crowded to-day to hear the
speech Of Mr Sumner, The diplomatic corps
were largely represented, including the Aus
trian and French Ministers. Lord Lyons was
not present. Secretary Chase mas among
other prominent personages who occupied
seats upon the floor.
, 1862-01-10

RATES OF GRAIH AND FLQUR STORAGE.
Grain resolved from G. 7. r Cars at Stnrea-2 cents
per bushel viii be charged f3r the first % Gays oE
less, after that cents additional up to the 1st OF
Mss-
For Eevating Grain received from Cars alongslde
Eto1es-4 cent per bushel will be charged oWneTs.
Flour received from G. T. Cars at Stores and delivered
within Is hours after delivery Of advice notice one
cent per barrel wiN be charged and Whit may e.
main on storage. 4 cents for the first month, and
cents for each subsequent month insurance extra.
Pork, Beef Lard, and West India prntsuee-as Per
agreement
Freight Intended for the Stores Qust be consigned,
On Bill Of Lading3
, 1862-01-10

The New Adm1ntstratton-m of
the Legtslature--44ov. Harvey,s mea-
rage.
, 1862-01-10
GaaHtR1.

"ANTEsD-A situation wanted
w BY a young Hsn who Ind seyera1 Eears exper:-
to take hold Of Woz VIM remain in the city 60 to
Any part Of the cnuEtEy- Adt,1ess, for few 9ayE
, 1862-01-10

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
L Merchandise Eanted-Any person having Mc--
chandlFe, Of any description ii the city country,
TO e1ehange f9r i Land "a ana a. Cash tor otherEise, IL
BY addressing "Merchant.' T. O. Box 213 Chicago, Ill
ia11k1Sa3t
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-06

A New KNlCKERBoCKER.- Lewis Gaylord
Clark, for 2S years editor of the New York
KnickerbOcker Magazine, has bad TO resign
The editorial tripod, the owners Of the con-
cern being desir0us, as he says. 30 abol
lionize The magazine. In letter 10 Geo.
ID. Prentice be says:
Please TO announce, my dear Prentice.
that the first number Of Clarks Kuicker
booker Magazine will appear on the FIRST OF
March next; printed on new type; It's old
page, cover, aud vignelte restored; It's old
correspondents raj led TO the support o.:
their old friend The editor; The whole to bp
afforded at Two dollars a yearl II shall be
a cheerful. hopeful. entertaining Magazine;
rejecting no quarrelsOme politics, no dspn.
tatlOus, denOminational polemics. but ralh.
er the pathOs aud the humOr the wants aud
the interests, of all social humans" here
and elsewhere.
Unlike it's abolition namesake, whose I'd
iiOr aud publisher live in Boston, where the
work is edited. il will be a Knickbocker
In reality; a genial New York Kncker-
booker, aud not Boston Knckerbocker
Heaven save the mark
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-06
grrada getunfrat.
Burning or the Polynesia.

The Bulletin, of Monday, gives the fol.
lowing particulars of the burning OF the
clipper ship Polynesia, alluded to in our
last:
The fine ship Polynesia, Capt. George S.
Woods, lying off Market street wharf, was
discovered TO be on fire about half past IL
O'Clock this morning, aud the City Hall bell
sounded the alarm. The flames we've first
discovered coming out of the after.hatch,
aud every exertiOn was made at once by
Capt. Woods 10 smother the flames. Fihy
men were furnished by Capt. Middleton. ol
the U. S. sloop ST. Maly's. together with
portable force pumps, which were used. a.
we'll as the pumps of the ship. so vigorously
that the efforts were supposed 10 have be, n
successful. AT 8 O'Clock this morning the
fire broke out atresh and soon gsined such
headway that her total loss seemed inevi-
table. The steamer Anna, Captain True.
worthy. made fast 10 her, Intending to tow
her, but great difficulty was experienced in
unmooring her, as the fire was too hot 10
get al her windlass. Her chain was finally
sawed off by Charles Hare, at The waters
edge, aud she was then towed TO south beach
where she now lays on the fats still Burning
Her masts and decks are all gone. Captain
Woods had narrow escape in attempting
10 save the U. s. mails for Honolulu and
China. in which attempt he was unsncccss
ful. The Polynesia was to have sailed for
China on Saturday, but portion OF her
crew deserted, aud we're aferward put on
board by The police. The crew are sun.
posed to have set her on fire aud are nov
under arrest and in irons on board the ST.
Marys. We believe she was consigned TO
Charles W. Brooks Il Co. and was owned by
James Hunnewell, of Boston, where she was
doubtless insured. Her consignees aud Mr..
Bacon. the agent of the underwriters, we're
promptly on hand, and did everything in
their power TO save her. The wreck will he
sold al auction 10 morrow morning, at 10
O'Clock. She registered 1904 tons, aud was
valued at about $4,000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-06
Eurononn TmtnIlirnnce-

The following items of European news
mp TO February 10Th, are from late eastern
dispatches:
The French papers think that the MexT-
can question will lead TO the fall of the
PalmerslOu Cabinet.
The Archduke Maximlian IL said TO have
positively accepted the offer of the Mexican
throne.
The TuscarOra is reported to have gone
to Gibraltar where the Sumter remains.
In the HOnse Of Lords. Earl Rnssells
speech stated that Government had prOies-
tested against the destruction of Southern
harbors by the stone blockade. The Amer
lean Government had denied any such in-
ientiOn.
The views OF France are with those Of
England on the subject Of the stone block.
ade. The British Government il busy pre-
pairing all Information on the snbject, 10 lay
before Parliament.
The Paris Pafrie points 10 the efforts TO
get cottoD via Mexico, as The probable so.
luiion of the blockade question.
News from India say that the supposed
NPna Sahib has been brought in irons to
Bombay.
A commercial treaty had been signed be.
tween Russia ana Turkey.
II was believed that England would with.
draw from the Mexican expedition. should
France and Spain attempt TO interfere in
the internal affairs of Mexico.
The belief continues in Italy that Austria
meditaies war against Piedmont.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-06

Loss OF STOCK IN OREGON The Portland
Advertiser Of February 18th. has The an.
nexed in reference to the loss of stock 10
Oregon:
The loss of cattle east of the Cascades
is frigbtful. During residence of several
years in that section. we can form a tolera-
ble estimate of the losses sustained by stock
raisers in that neighbOrhood. which are
said TO he about 5000. On Hood river we
learn that Benton has lost the whole of bis
stock. We set down The loss of cattle at
1900 between the Cascades and the Dallas
On the Umatilla we also fear loss of about
1900 head. Wallace Cushman is said to
have lost 300 head at John Days river.
AT Walla Walla. 10 Oregon. Walter Davis,
U. Jerrold, Preston and Brunton are sup
posed TO bave lost 900 bead.