, 1865-06-27

fSpecisl Dispatch to the Chicago Ttbnre.1
CA1no, Jnue "a.
The steamer 70. KIEunr has arrived With New
Orleans dates to the 21tt. They possess but little
interest.
Mobile was recently vIe1ted by tevete storm,
concerning which the Tribune Of thst CITY says
about ht1f past eiI O'Clock on Sunday evening
our city WIS yisited by very heavy thunder
storm, accompanied With rery vivid and frequent
flashes Of lightning, At the camp Of the 18Th
Indiana volunteers. Co. B, Capt e. Il. Lee, 4 kee
was struck By lightning about the center OF
the camp, Killing private r. Edwards and
severely shocking prlTates Thoa. Neneen!, 4. r.
4arc1t, s. Bailey, Geo. DIVER, Warren Todd,
&C., &C., 4en1Fo%e66y, 6 e. wsos s!so asst ssr
the Tee 1ss ttrref. Iha e1eesric,tg @ + ran @ down @
the hatrel Of the gun. clustering the stock, bal
ctv.pg him ! heavy shock: The shocks were Ielt
!he same regiment, a ttsu was blown down, ana
sny oae l. ac 81 iaaizn, yoanteslls ao' alu7s
ConDsay . =: sttueR y nshsninz. tbe ele..
tuuntre cUssn the b,rrel Of gun which was
Standing a:stnst the tree and forcing the plug out
Of tie barrel. Another struck a private, AIottt
leff loot and severely shocking hin. The ne Of
the foot Mas RESTORED BY ffteiy battling 1t IN cold
RAttf. no otbtf sueEt than Hstlc soreness Is -
be felt from nrE. Tens 10 the second time this
regiment hls sHff-red from lightning. In th -tr
asfch to Jackson the Etaf Of their fectmentat
colnEs was shattered to pteefs and two ucn Kill. d.
Considerable damage was also experienced In dit.
II n Mt ttetloLs OF The city. Many fences, sleds
.; The I'VE vistsSa:e HID give. somewh.. differ.
eal rerslun Of the Idaho stiir than previously
published. l: ssys the ttsaucI Idaho left vlcks,
turg On the morning Of The 1ith. with SIX p.ssen
gess on board, bound fer Gsa4d Like, Ark .n.aa,
for tse pnrp:fe Of bringing down 'oad Of cot.
By tHn passengers to step into the cabin. Aftes
presenting their revorers they informed him that
they we,s not cotton traders as they bad reprs-
1uAncFd his Eafch and EoheT, and then proceeded
II relieve each person Oh board nF 1he,r sau9a:ss,
Th;J then took what storst they wsn,ed and car
their plunaer II int hu.hce. The principal Of ,hs
ariy waa 1nrtt.d IN bo7rd hy Cap
Ss'sb TT Bsarn e IT, ,ss,,
OF ti1e meal be Eas Crapplod by QUE Of lie derk
hants, the line cut loose and the boat retained 70
y1eksburg with her prisoner. II turns ont to
ssd Is ne oassa N ahe til.
rsTr:sooed by ,he sd T. $. co!orsd iaisntIy md md
e sae teea e ~ q
a.ecip>tre - thorough, and our people may ant1-
capste no trouble from them.
We learn that the Provost M3ystal,s Office, in
THE city, TAa crowded to euch an extent On
W. dhe*day last. by ptr.on4 wishing to tAEe the
cath Of allt glance, shat1x Of them became suGo-
Gated, and faa to be borne .ffota the room In
falptnC condition.
:, On Saturday uozni1c, .he nth Inst Lieut. Les
lie, Profost Marfhal Ct Macon+ WAS accidentally
wounded In the thigh by \ p4stol ia the hsnd.
Of The Surgeon Of the same regiment, 11th Indt-
INA cavalry. The wound is very p.InEnl, Int not
dangerous.
Tie Shreveport Hfns Of the 18th says: stfu
many pirta of Texas the c1ops Of whe3t and srnaIl
Ai9Ya korn ~ r..
ire now peri ctl5 tafs, hut this is nut the case
through this SECTION. In Arkanxae, aud in the
1orthC1u portions Of Ieza., the crop IL jnat Eow
BRING harvested, AID viii not be gotten through
9Th for Eeek p1 1Wp TO comc."