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Coavenfion of the uncoadisional Unisn-
men u Moth Carolina WAS held here to-
day. Alfred Dockery vas nominated for
Governor. The Constitutional Amcnd-
meut Was endorsed. Governor Holden,
who was chosen President. delivered an
able address heartily endorsing the candi-
date and platform.
Chicago, Sept. 2l.-T'he reports from
Ill the principal points in the West say
the storm has ceased and has been succeed
ed by frost doing great damage to corn
crops.
Dispatches from Dayton. Ohio. say that
at 5 p. NJ, Wednesday, the Canal bank
broke at tho mouth of Mud river, the wa.
ter sweeping away frame houses, great piles
Of lumber aud other property. The water
rushed through ST.. Clair, Jefferson and
Ludlow streets, submerging the main por-
tons of the town and reaching the first
floors. At twelve O'Clock ON Wednesday
night the grea. portion Of the city was I'M
der water, whcih in some places was four
feet deep. The country in the neigbor-
hood is devastated. The loss is enormous.
There is no railroad connection anywhere
except via the little Miami route.
Boston, Sep. 2l.-George II. Kings
bury has been appointed Postmaster in
place of John G. Palfrey. 1t is also stated
that Chandler, Assistant United States
Treasury hero, will shortly give place to
VIM. Aspinwali.
New York, Tep. 2l.-It stated that
during the past fortnight the sum Of s. TO-
900 has been received from the manufac-
turers and traders of this city who had
omitted taking out the license in ac-
cordauce to law. The clauses of the
amended revenue act in relation to distil-
leries have had the effect of closing some
Of the smaller establishments.
BY the Jaca we learn that a great
deal Of rain continued to fall in England.
and outstanding crops were sustaining con-
siderable damage. A French agricultural
journal sums up as follows: The latest
accounts of the harvest in France show
that there is neither the ordinary quaint.
ty nor quality of wheat, and but for free
importation scarcity would succeed the
abundance of the past three years. Eng
land also is beginning to complain Lot only
of the quantity but Of the quality. Rus
sia has had an excellent wheat harvest,
and 30 has Spain. Italy does not seem to
be much more fortunate than France.
The locusts have ravagsd Algisrs. Nor
thern Germany appears to b. divided.
The Southern provinces Of Hungary have
suffered much.
The Heralds Montreal dispatch says:
Gen. Meade left this city to-day, after re.
ceiving marked attention from the military
authorities. Judge Covrsal is to. be ap.
pointed General Of Militia, and his place
on the bench will be filed by Mr.. Mediria
March.
1t is reported thata Fenian force is
gathering on the Vermont border Of this
province. and there il considerable ex-
element in Huntington county.
Wsskingses, Sept. 22.-Boards have
besa appointed TO convene at New York.
Chicago and wsshingtos. on the let Of
Oetobrs. Sos The sxaniaasioa Of okees to
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