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THE GALE OF SUNDAY.

f10uecA Enroofrd and HlusTn UOwn-Trers
rrrootrd n"a t;rncrat fiavec on us
Especial nceratch to the Chicago Tribnuc]
lSnsASAroL1s, October -.
Considerable damage was dune BY the high
wird which prevailed last ntchi. 1nnamcrable
shade trees, bushes, wood piles, &C., were blown
down in all pats vi town, and eomr honscs were
,'our mill, On TIC east bank OF the river, was
elSsn e as Of eenG en" thr
Office Of the mill, alu1ost running it. Part Of the
saof Of lhc bridge was also blown away, and the
e e wes' tSd sde fae9g se% .:o
IN The eastern par, Ut the etts little hasni was
slonc. except IL one instance, the gable o. The CRU
and Noble streetf, vas blown in, and the Wind
having frcc access The roof WAS soon taken oil and
1s. as,:spsd 1 esHF The nH nnsH'Eheo5hooa dhe s%a:e
sS,uN. Mr. Grcscnlosif estimates his loss at
tAc0o, and Mr. rn,ch estimates his At $50 In
Tie rfsnane corn and fences: iearu from sac cen.
ilcrnan who arrived IN the city from Grcencastle
this uornine, that two brick stores were blown
sccrns TO bare prevrtlcd all over the western par1
OF tho State. The railroads suffered 10 some ex-
nain Ia delayed some three hour tbis morning
track.
lN4CA4A4 0G%EAk%A ~ LIZ ~A'+<aNN A440AA%st
MILWAUKEE, October =.
a terrific gale swept The coast last night, the
wind blowing With g.cAt fury. bnt v. hear Of no
serious lamsge or loss Of life a. Jet The
steamer Q! ion, which LEFT here last night for Chi
lost.
ST. 1oc1s, October Sat avo o'clock last
nigh. terrible whirlwind swept over the city
& ON the southeast 10 the northeast, prostratnE
IL s sesr e Se'Sss s L eonea
ef ths city. lie roisteeh Institute. On se1enS
va ws: dsasssd to tse r1tent M q q slsoS rSe tn.
5el ne e.Ssc 'oS ~ss s1 Taseq suos GE s'%, oa
da,nage is not lees than sash,' u. No lives were
lost. nor wae nny onc, 70 t2r ~ hcard from. acr-
usy IT. m n5d. dd not IT ors
| ST. I.or,s, October aa.--Ihe moet terrific wind
city a. halt,past four oelock yesterday ateruosu,
doing an incredible amount Of damaEc. The wind
! current was ahtnt a quarter OF 4 mile wide when
| it first struck, Int grew nasrowcr. Stores aud
buildings were nntoofed. and hundreds damaged
Trees were nnrcoted, and shutters, sien-eoalts, ~
liz n 7ss s. So
many scz,onsly wounded. An the chtmneys Of
| The City Hospital werc blown down, and
AZ Al uufnfshei livery stable nsss Union PARK vas
blown down; two brcweries on Lafayette avenue
iost sheir ehimreys and i,art Of Their Eo1ss tae
sesd; the,sstory warehouse on SIKH street
M f. fHeE na os @e's sesa
BUILDING On the corner Of Flfth and OhTe. sacett
*treft; 1srr 'srse outistus ~ On the the corner
seventh md Chestnut streets had two imrncn*,
eh!@ae3s blown t9xn, , eseskine hSis III " ~
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Attempted Eulcfdc-Weckiy a1oranifty Re.
port-Cotfon Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago THbunt.1
MExrns, Tenn, October =.
Mr.. Cutting, a psiuter. attempted to commit sui
eide, md failrd. yesterday.
Alderman Townsend, Of Sewbern, was arrest
Cd to-day for choking negro WOMAN, and draw
ing pistol upon her husband.
The Eeal,h Officer reports the total deaths for
last week hut .Msty-fve, o1 which four were from
eholeIn.
The Masons are preparing to build grand Ma
sonic temple here. Cotton closed EesseFdsr eErn.
Down0lmpotial, Commonwealth, Welcome,
Victory, Dan !Abls, Des Arc. GP-.Jscohs, Heury
MchAuk, Metrr1J, Marble City. 11stcsa4 Fenton.
fr1tfn
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Aiqunr5.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Single and
rctuYp tickets Of all e1%sses, ron GaieaS % ~
s1 DC ehsf EaTos 4isp r sas saa =. ne F ~
s,ent psits Cd Graf Btiin AID lcelsud nj
seo snn s;,anSt. 80 runners euplc1rd Apply by usn
ny uys-e1r ~ Ht r. Deaf AipoTn-at AttckTo. .
e1 Pe6soo a' JAAE xARKACK. A-rns.
, 1866-10-23

Totaf.. ...,.....9s r Total. 81
Cmplre-N. P. Slack, Of Egyptian Base Ball

Clu6.
Scorer for Indepcnaerts-Jcwrtt Wilcox.
Scorer T8l0cahe-&ieo: :. Lewis.
Duration Of Game-Two hours and ten
minutes.
An error in scoring discovered after the decision,
naue draw game.
Thc independents were Hospitality entertained
ly The tuetnbcvs Of the rALncah Club, In the
evening, by invitation Of Paducah Cnb. the lI,dc-
accompanied them to the Theatre. The
play was the French Spy. Ia which the young and
beautiful actress, Bells Golden. appeared as Henn
ST. Almc, Bamet and Ma:hildc De Aeric- The
plny was the last Of the season, and was presented
Ii hichly C1editlhle manner.
, 1866-10-23

tion, as II fearful Of watching. ALI at once
she disappeared, when he repaired to the
spot, Wters he saw bubbles arising from the
water. The workmen employed, In Hol.
loway's stone gard quieted his fears By as.
just before ressed out through tie stone
yard, He therefore returned 10 his duties.
and forgot the Circumstance untllI they
were recalled IN the eTenins by his hearing
the girl was missing.
He recounted the fhcts, and in connection
menced a search at the place where be had
last seen the ;,iH. The body mas removed
to the house Of her father, who is frantic
With rage and grief, and awears vengeance
against the unfortunate loYar Of his daughter
, 1866-10-23

~ kCR1VRN'8 AdvertisluE AEeuev, 81
OcArbarE street. 10 authorized 1- z-e.iye
Ad7ertiselae1ts 1or tho Tribune, aud all
the leading papern throughout the United
St1se0 and Euuudc.
, 1866-10-23
The Impeachment Story AS
Sun1eS a More Definite
Shape.
FROM ECROPE.

Au>lrfan Steamer Ordered to 1Icx1co-11uf-
ted ~tntrs lrOh-SIhd Flrct III EInmbur4-
spafn 10 UPHOLD The Temporal Power ofthc
porc.
LlyEnroo1, October ssss,-The steamers Era anti
New York. both from New York, ith, ARRIVED
out on Saturday. The s,camcrs sadoria and
Hlackwcl! from Quebec, Glib, arrived to-day
VIENNA, October GA steamer will safl from
7ricste by express order from the Emperor Frnu-
Gig Joeerh, for Mexico.
HAMBURG, October aaa.-The United States iron
clai Miantunomah, and the ether vessels Of the
American Gcet, are ut Hamburg.
NADnID. October sa.-Spa1n has announced her
Intention to uphold tho temporal power OF tic
Pope aflcr the French forces leave Komc.
1.NErroo1. October a2-Eycning.-Thc ship
Dan Webster, IRON London, for New York, has
put into Queenstown itsmastel.
BEnL1S, October aa-rhe Prusao-Saxop t7catv
OF peace WAS fually signed to.day.
ELonEScE, October sas--The IFeJts.itam Of
Scnctia has resulted In nearly unanimous vo,o
for CnIun with Itnlv.
LONDON, October aa-Aarscts UNCHANGED.
, 1866-10-23

~, Ell 4 sa11s meetings E sfe b.
'atuIe to call 4 convention 10 provide for tue
pecnniary Distress Of The people By procuring the
sales Of property for lebt. 4 Ereenyile, Soush
Carolina, paper denies that Governor Orr favors
rhnT
, 1866-10-23

Knkr ISnli-,Intrh (snme nt pnducah, RI.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tssbune.l
CAIRO, ILL.,, October II.
The following Is the score OF match gauc played
j. r.dacah yesterday. between Independent Base
Eal C1nh, Of Cairo, and psduesh Club, Of radu-
cnE e
, 1866-10-23

{stthtfnI HHt1e1 NJ FFeep6Ffs
FnEEronT, Ill.,, October sa.-Gcnera1 Dnt1cr ar-
rived hctc tonight to attend the mass meeting to-
tnoTow, after which he will spend a day exam
my the ntaiEs OF tho WinneshIek Insurance Com
Fany. ot width lie is Etockholder, before leaving
Tor fhn East
, 1866-10-23
VOL. Xxx.

through the Southwest. Prospects are more IA
yo1ahlc under the influence Of continued fair
weather.
lIon. Francis Foyea, nAsal officer under
Rnehanan's ndmintstra1ioo, and aeo-woskcr In the
, 1866-10-23


PHILADELPHIA, October a2.-Tho second match
between the. Atlantic and Athletic Base Ball
Clubs took place To-day. Tho game was rerY cx-
citing. Kcsul; after the eeconl innings, the Ath-
1etics 1htlty.oue, AtIanitcs twelve,
, 1866-10-23

NEW YoRK, October e2.-Richa.d Lambert. OF
Cincinnati, was ahOf in concert saloon OH Satus.
day night, and fataly wounded. by JohuW. Blair.
Blair says be acted In self-deteucc.
, 1866-10-23
fnTTtHu@fnn1U m


s1so S1So, n. T., October a2--At the Republi.
can Union Congressional Convention, held here
to-day. Hon. William Robertson was nominated
for Congress BY acclamation.
, 1866-10-23

tlyEErnoI, October sa.-Cottnn Is steady, Will.
sales to-day oi 1,2OQ bales mladling quoted al
15kd.
lospoS, October a22.-Moncy market quiet.
Cnn*oss for motley s3h. American SECURITIES
Illinois Central, 7S.s United States 5.1s GO.
, 1866-10-23

&aUUsIn2 N4EHt IN NuHHTItEcs
,siy ehot Ills i'ons .. H. b. Hn:h NcGsSoes The
difficulty occurred from publishing improper In
tin,acy between Bent md McGayock's wife,
, 1866-10-23

New Qu1aixs, October 9a.-Coton-s4les OF
1,a50 balcs miLdlines II S6@S7C; receipts, 5000
bales. Bank sterling, 50.
Governor Weus LIS returned from hia tour
, 1866-10-23

last evening, accompanied with lightning nnd
ra;r blew down The eouth vail OF tho ruins Of the
theatre, aud did considerable dsma ke in other
ca1ta pfthc city.
, 1866-10-23

Gallagher 4 Dtnver, National R 4 8. Company,
the Lucas County OIL Company. Tot4l foas about
459t0Q. Two lives were lost hy drowning.
, 1866-10-23

The cornerstone Of the Kansas Stata
capitol building WAS laid At Topeka on Nednes-
daE, With appropriate Ger emon,eH.
, 1866-10-23

IL AA4A Az VADnN NI u -
Oh List EYENING.
An Austrian Steamer
Ordered Express
to Mexico.
Spain to Uphold the Temporal
Power Of the Pope.
Appeal for Funds for
the Prosecution Of
Governor Eyre.
THE GAMBIA MSURRECTl0N
LOSING ITS SERIOUS
CHARACTER.
PROM WASHINGTON.
Prompt Indemnity to be Demand
ed for the Anglo-Rebel Pira-
cies.
The Mexican Protcctorate Story
Reiterated.
Convention Of Colored Soldiers
and Sailors to be held at
Philadelphia Jan. Sth.
Alleged 0verissue Of Northwest
ern Railroad Stock.
TEE BAlTlW0RE TROUBLES.
PROCLAMATION OF
GOV. SWAMI.
Visit Ct General Candy, Com
1lander Of the Department.
Report that the Governors Staff
have Deserted him in
a Body.
Tile GALE Oh SUNDAY.
Reports from Various Parts of
the Northwest.
Ecuses Unroofed and Blown Down,
Trees Uprooted, &c.
FROM NEW. YORK.
A LIVELY SENSATION IN THE
INTEREST OF ANDREW
| lokHS0M,
The Impeachment Story AS
sun1es a More Definite
Shape.
FROM EUROPE.
An>lrfau Steamer Ordered TO HIcxtco-l1uf.
| tCI %tQfrY frph.{sfad F1rcf nj
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OBITUARY


Died. or nervous fever. al the Residence
~ I"h:i H. Pray, Ill Fairfield District. on
lnursday, the 9th inst. \. q. SUMNER,
OF Florida, la:r CT rcnaria. a.erI fnr:,
liuc years.
Ii good man:, works follow him. II !.
not through attractive no,ircs Of his pub
he career; bu, they ilnAt after him. in the
tnc'iitat"i'> VI ...c !4unl l. poor III Tic
regrets OF the distressed. iii the rcmem-
br"'irc at l'rnrfacii"na. He is really ho-
Hotrd 10y ti.'s". whose opinions have little
weight in III" world the tribute Of resr,ct
j. mostly silent. moyins in the same chan-
n<i "ith the still small VOICE. Wh"i
w.;''s-,s of l.is diving a Sony could cxr.aim.
| 10, hc praycti.." what else j.. worthy of
pan';:yiic fof the comfort OF those to whom
record for the benefit of the EvIn3:- since
mat l. enough t. satisfy the angels in Hca-
Ven. liow strangely tEc world estimates
the actions of nlei For ''tho deeds don,.
III ,hc body, il woni'i prcs"mp;uou-ly On
noh:'' with -tatuary, what { II. for the
s;,ii!,' ,; ftason; i3@ drhasrd in!o dust. Iwil',
then; not unlock the heats Of the needy
to show forth t,.r hencyulrnco of Adam
summer, nor point out the paths along
whi"i. he moved 50 pleasant, and u,cful}H
through ii,' domains If ht-r.turo AM,
Sri"ntc-th"uSii there are many men Of
rn'n"ncc vino would receive plcas,r. from
me revival of snch rrcoil-cti' us i wish.
f"iA"r, t" testify, for the good of ms
iI"nH- and his enemies. that weary and
Ia, - i1drn. ne applied to his God. ana
ai''"t Il c"nviucinS proof that rest VA.
Gl''n q, him. He prayed for the forgive.
ne - - his eins. and for strength to bear
MS !"iilalnlnS trials and su!fcriiigs H..
decIsrtI his belief in Jesus Christ. IL.
acknowledged the truths ot the Bible and
pronounced them preDlous tc>ond price
ApprtclatiHS the value OF Christian fellow
ship, he requested the prayers Of thcriyht-
conH In his behalf, and finally confessed
that he had placed all his affairs in the
hands OF Cod. Nor was his q ,lcath-bcd
repentance. know that for year, he had
looacd back with pain u,on Il life of
thouGht!essncss. Who can tell what his
struggles Were: 1t ia enough to know that
hc tfiumph"d, and died with that glorious
courage winch can only be displayed in the
dlscovery that death has no sting to be
dreaded 10y him who ''las placed nil his
affairs in the hands of God and tltat the
grave really asserts no claim to victory
over nun, but opens as a clear tralsnarc.;-
cy, through which he can soc his bright
reward. Such is the true bravery. No one
car exhibit it but he who, recovered from
tn mtoXicaion Of worldly glory, derives
II" "h'"ioit from the thanks OF millions
vi 10 b': but, ~horn of his liesh!v
strength, With the plan;ums of fame va
nl1hing beneath him. lstt alone upon !.
pare pinnacle, face to face with the grim
ab-traction, feels that his COURAGE. like, IN,
righteousness is not his own. but his Sa-
v,our : How delightful it is, TO witness the
illustration ot some line poe,Iral thought,
ne. ~ az! y h"w true Il poet iryaut j.
until SAW my friend
'd,aw the drapery IT his colci.
About him and lie down e. pleasant
dreams Q. 3. u
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To the People Of Rtchlnnd.

We hope that the people Of this
District will respond generally and
promptly to the call issued by the
Mayor of this city for public meet
ing, on next Monday. We have
already noticed the Importance of the
South being represented in the Con
vention to be held in Philadelphia.
IN August, and have extracted from
our exchanges, North and South, rea :
sons and arguments to show that
every instinct of patriotism and duty
to ourselves, as n portion of the peo-
pie of the United States, should in
duce us to give our aid and countc-
nance to this national effort to over
throw radicalism. and prevent anv
further evils to our distracted country.
The proposed Convention: Will ,,..t
bind the people of the South who
may attend it to any existing political
party of the North. ITS object ia
simply to take such measures as will
best sustain President johnson
against the nefarious designs of the
Iacobins, in Congress. 1t is not only
due to the President, but to all, in
other sections, who are determined
TO maintain the Constitution, that we
should cooperate with them i'm the
great work. If we have sincerely
accepted the situation, and the con
ditions embraced in the Presidents
policy-as we profess to have done
then it is clearly our duty to accept
the invitation to meet our friends.
And for what purpose? To the end
that all the States shall at once be
restored to their political relations to
the Union, the Constitution be main
tained and peace bless the Whole
country.
This is the object of the Conven-
tion, to be represented in which the
people OF the State are now called t.,
take the initiatory steps.
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COLUMBIA. --
Wednesday Morning. July Ii. 1855.
Dare not Face .h. ,sus,c.

1t is evident that the postponement
. oi the proposed tariff until next De
cember was the result nj IN ,.pprr-
hension, on the part Of the radicals,
that, if they went before the people
with this bill of denominations. they
would be beaten in the West. NORTH
west, and in the middle States. They
now go into the canvass without
, shouldering this heavy responsibility,
and, while they say to New England,
your interests will be protected by
the passage of the bill, next winter,
While, in electioneering throughout
the West and Northwest, they will
declaim against its most odious fea-
lures, and point to this vote for post
ponement rs evidence of their hos
tihty to the measure.
We rather think this game of the
political tricksters will fail. The tariff
programme has been extensively pub
lished and thoroughly canvassed
throughout the producing regions Of
the country, whose interests its pro-
visions were designed to crush, for
the benefit of New England manu-
iacturers and Pennsylvania iron
mongers. The radicals may try their
best to keep the tariff out of view
and ignore it as one of their mea-
sures, but the masses of the people
will not be SO easily deceived, and the
faction will have to meet this uues-
ton squarely at the ballot-box, where,
we have no doubt, it will contribute
to their overthrow. The tricksters of
the Star Chamber have overleaped
the mark.
The New York World exposes the
leaders in getting up this prohibitory
tariff. Thad. Stevens owns iron works
IN Gettysburg, and wants to plumber
the people to make them more profit
able. Morrill, owns marble quarries
IN Vermont. Griswold, from Troy,
manufactures railroad iron, and there
fore the people must not buy that
article cheaper than he is disposed to
sell it. w. f. Dodge is a wire-workcr
in Connecticut, and has large stock
on hand. And so throughout the
whole list of these suffering protec-
tlonists. AS to the tariff. whether
its postponement helps the radicals
or not in the coming elections. the
people will be glad that it has not
become a law
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The Cahl,,ef.

'Druid, Che special correspondent
ol tn" New York Ne,cs, wrote Friday:
The Cabinet is at hast dissolved.
Ii is understood, this evening, that
Stanton, Harlan, Speed and Denni-
son waited upon the President, this
morning, and severally rendered their
designations, which were promptly
accepted Several months ago, when
the President became convinced that
Stanton, Harlan and Speed would
not support his restoration policy, he
conveyed to each one Of them the
plain intimation that their resigna-
tions would be acceptable and were
desired, and he has been waiting ever
since for them to resign. The indeli-
cacy which they manifested by re-
naming i'll 4 Cabinet where they
We're not wanted is only equaled by
their inpudencc now in resigning
because the President will not yield
his cherished convictions and ,,han-
don his policy.
Mr.. Randall will probably become
Postmastcr-G General; Mr.. johnson,
Mr.. Cowan and Mr. Doohttle would
be called to the Cabinet if their pre-
sence in the Senate was not so vitally
necessary. Gen. Dix will probably
become Secretary Of War. Mr.. Sc
ward and Mr. McCulloch will GER
tainly retain their places in the new
Cabinet.
The Washington .%,,., of Saturday
evening, says:
''It has been quite generally re-.
ported to-day that Attorney General
Speed hats sent in, or at least has
written, his resignation. We cannot
learn that it has been received ut the
White House, though parties have
stated within the last forty-eight
hours that they have seen it in manu-
script. The previous rumors to the
same effect We're evidently without
foundation, us the Attorney General
was present ut the session of the
Cabinet yesterday. whilr Governor
Dennison, whose resignation had been
rendered previous to the Cabinet
meeting of yesterday, was not.
\ telegram, dated Washiuytn..,
lodi instant, says:
''Attorney-Giencral Speed ha, re-
signed. Judge Stanbulrrv, of Ohio.
or Browning, of Illinois, will be his
successor. The resignation of Harlan
is IN event to be daily expected.
1t was ru,nored in Washington YES.
tcr'lay that The President has notified
Secretary Stanton that his resignation
wo"!d be accepted, aud that he. as
we'll as Mr.. Speed, will send in their
letters Of withdrawal to-day. Mr..
Harlan will not resign until compell-
ed to. Gov. Randall is popularity be-
liryel to be the successor of Mr..
Dennison. General Grant will take
charge Of tn" Wn Office. and Judge
Browning will have the Interior De-
parmcnt.
We may have something moro def
mite than these telceramS before We
go to press.
Mr.. George Bruce, the well known
type founder "f New York. died ai
his residence, in that city. on Thurs
day last, aged eightytive
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a special order for the mastering
ont OF those officers OF white troops
on duty in the Freedmen's Bureau,
whose regiments have been mustered
ont OF service several months since
bns been issued from the War De.
partment. They are all to he sent
home Immediately.
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Mr. George Bruce, the well known
type founder Of New York. died :.t
his residence, in that city. on Thnrs-
day last, aged eighty-tivr.
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An ENEMY IN YOUR MouTH.-Do not pn,
an enemy III your mouth to steal away
your teeth. Beware of destructive tnoti
washes and tooth-powdcrs, many Of which
are base limitations of Sozodont. Ipsure
life lease of sound teeth and fragrar;
breath by adopting the fragrant Sozo-
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The Republicans OF Nebraska elect.
ed their two Senators to Congress by
seven majority on joint ballot
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-18

The bill reducing the number oi
Judges of the Supreme Court has
passed both Houses Of Congress, and
goes to the President for approval.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-18

The editor Of the Peori, .Nri>..ul
Democrat says that he haa an inter
view with President johnson. and
that the call for the Philadelphia Con-
vention has his (Johnson's) hearty
endorsements and thorough approval. -"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-18

DEATH OF CAPTAIN SAMUEL ALEX
ANDER. We are panied to announce
the death of an old and estimable
citizen, Captain Samuel Alexander.
He was. for upwards Of twenty-five
years, Harbor -,astcr of this port.
and was, at the time of his death.
seventy-nine Years of age. He died
yesterday, at his residence. corner OF
Bull and Lynch streets. His death
Is supposed to have been contracted
from exposure at Columbia during
the bnrning Of that city.
(hnrkrsf00 .N,r>.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-18

The Grecnyille train did not arrive n;,tl
lnah-past,la O'Clock last night. Cars. :.
ruh-eff. aboye Newbcrry. No damage.