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NAVY GAZETTE.
81 rELrGRlrH 70 rae rHiBusE

81 rELEGRlFH 70
DETACHED.
Oct 13-Acting Volunteer Lieut. Commander Edward
pcayen FROM the command Ofhe storep Rueyor and
telye Acting Lieut. A. w. Mldan
Pueyor ard granted Of absence Acting Master
flsnrs Acting Enana o. w Farsnbo Charles Watson
Jsmes Mcdonald Mate Frank A. Hssk and Acting Assistant
Feou H. Ecis from the soreshp Pniveyor and waiting
Ysymesef H. ~ Dennislou the chip Onward
porting Of lis relief Psymaer Tue and ordered
duties Of Naval sloTekoeper st Rio dc JaBeiTo
ORDERED.
Oct 19Aetins Third Assistant Joseph p. Mickey to tie
steamer Befaca
REsIGNED
Oct i3Male GeorEe II. ofthe Memphis.
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Adyices from tho seat of in Paraguay report
severe fighting before the Paraguayan fortress of Gu
rupaty on the LIST OF September and the following
days The Allies forces. after desperate battle,
took some of the Paraguayan intrenchmens, but the
Paragraphs withdrew in good order, and Gen. Flores
of Uruguay, who knows the Paraguayans and their
country better than any Of the general officers in the
Allied army is not sangune to the progress Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22

For the first time. we publish this morning letter
from New Zealand. received by way of Panama, be-
tween which place and the port of Wellington there
is now regular monthly communication by steam.
The new Pacific line of steamers is an important on
terprise and trade between this country and Aus
tralasis increases its advantages to Americans will
become more aud more sensibly appreciated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22

Judge Barbour's decision regarding the Health law
in the Superior Court on Saturday. may be taken as
logical matter-ofcouEse, bat is not the less notice
able. The Judge decides that the Board is Kind OF
court in ITSELF and that its judgment es to what is
nuisance and injury to the public health must be
considered final, only to be reviewed by eertiOrari
like all decisions of inferior courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22
NEBRASKA.

The recent election in Nebraska turns out TO be
much more favorable to the Republicans than the
first dispatches indicated. They have made decided
gains over the June election in almost every county,
and, while in June the Republican candidate for
Governor had only las majority, the. Republican
maortes at the recent election will exceed 200. The
following table exhibits the maOriteS at the recent
election. with the full vote cast in June:
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PENNSYLVANIA.
BY TELEGRAPH TO rHs TRIBUNE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2o.Ths Erenins BHens W.,
afternoon publishes the full official vote LOT ,ss, Il
in every county Of the Seate except flhs majority.
II then adds: 1--WE have examined and corrected c1s
returns Carefully from the tables printed in the ys0s !.
county papers, and believe that the onsa SUs IL
Harsburgh will not vary 100 from our - n E% Tbs
places Geary's majority in the state al H''VV'
total vote reaches nearly GOO, OOO.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22

The religious ground which Mr.. Beecher took last
evening in favor Of the party most fitted TO lead to
the ends of justice and peace, will noadd any to hs
good repue among gospellers who defend slavery, or
Democrats who approve the unpublished crime oil New
Orleans but il is sermon nevertheless worth reading
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MR. PEABoDYs DONATION TO YALE
COLLEGE.

BY TELEGRAPH 70 y y IzBvys co,, Oct ei, 1896
The visit of Mr. George Peabody the wealthy .Sor he
London banker, to NewHayen was gnasusy nhsw Prof
Marsh 81 Vale College, by the Saturday morn Csl,
II ia u,Serstood that he has made donation 20 ~ usA
Ieee ~ Also OOO for the erection Of building Of
cafinet OF minerals fossils and other y.so" the
Natural history. The full particulars OF this doo''
acuIy OF Ysle haze aot Rat made p0Vilo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22

When 1t was proposed in Congress in the Winter Of
1916 to purchase -four and corn to send to the starving
poor of Ireland Mr.. Andrew johnson objected as he
now objects to aid the loyal men of the south-on
Constitutional grounds. Mayor Hoffman, whom ap-
pelod TO take part with tho Irish in opposing the fraud
Of British nCuysliy, replied bY telling his quostiopsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22

earnest and 80 arc the people. The Leeds demon
stration, of which we publish brief account this
morning was an imposing demonstration. We give
an extract from Brights speech on the occasion,
which shows that tho English Relomers feel that
they are fighting in the same cause with the party IN
this country who are demanding equal rights for all
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THE PRESIDENT VISITS THE CATHOLIC
BIZ TELEGRAPH 70 ruE n Z. rRIpul

BALTIMORE, Oct 81, 1865.
The President, accompanied by his son Robert and
Mayor Waach, arrived here this morning to witness the
closing ceremonies OF the Catholic Council. They were
invited Inv the Young Mems Catholic Society of this city.
He dned at the Euaw House. He did not see Swami OF
any other prominent politician, aud refused TO make
speech the depot account OF ls DelDg he oaOOah
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ARMY GAZETTE.

By
H0EORABLY MUSTERED OUT
Ffst-Licutenan Nelson Bronson, 80 Regiment Veteran
Reserve Cops
MISCELLANEOUS.
absence for twenty days granted c.
w. Folsom, Assistant Cusrterrnaster Volunteers
APPOINTED.
Beves AsOr General b. Kiddoo Col Of the d SdYork In.
tantTy. yoefan Reserve CoTps
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OHIO.

Official returns from all but three counties u ,ls
State are received Taking the Cox and Morgan W.
of these three counties, the Radical majority III Wv
States is 433ll.
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~ On The inside pages Of to-days issue 'cI BE- found
Book Repiers; Lao intelligence; Police Ners; The
Money Market; Market Reports, and Otkfr items o.
iufsrcd.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

BY TELEGRAPH
Pension kofaries.-B II. Scribner, Springfield, Ne
Examining Surge0as.-DL Al w. McCOy. Golconds. IN
Irra0 kereHnrJshn w. DkeasOn Saen been appointed
Assessor Ia the lat District Of NeT-Jerssy.
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personal.

The Hon. Charles Sumner was married in Boston on
"Wednesday TO Mrs Alice Hooper, daughter Of Jonathan
Mason ESQ., of that city. The ngotia ceroponsi wore
performed BY Bishop Elstbuui
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TO ADVERTISERS.

We will thank our advertising customers to hand IN
their early hoes possible receives '
o'clock they canuo, CLASSIFIED unde' thsir heads
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FIRE IN NEK.0RLEANS-

D TgLE0RAPH TO TnH THiBUNE
KgW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.-The fire announced 20.
night destroyed tbs carriage rep)sory VI A. Annan Iss
'gl asssItaie1 kgg Il u Qss4RsI " R9i sxc kglla
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
IDAHO.

The official return for Delegate to Congress r,s'
Idaho is as follows: Holbrook (Dem } 3oiii A"A
patrick 2,99S; majority for Holbrook, U.s.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER %. 1866.
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CONSULAR RECOGNITIONS.
By rELresaPH TO TEE rnIpvsE.

rELTGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
The President has recognized Jose Augustine Quintero
New Oans and the following named
persons for Sweden and Norway: Martin Lewis
Baltimore William " Perkins NewOreeu c. schwsz Kspp
Norfolk, and s. Palm At Austin, Texas
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BARNIMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
nay AND ENENING-THE sEA or ICE. Biz. {. w. Clark
ard (uu coupsuy ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CURloS'-
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Amnscmenis.

CLINTON HALL.
TITS EVENING-Beueht Of Miss EMILY FttthNh, MI p1s
Gcy Nina Geary Frank Leslie and the word renowned
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OLYMPIC THEATER. -
THIS 2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LITTLE GAME-SPlIFil'E
Mr. Josrph jefferson.
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rPouRLr IN MARYLAND.

The danger of clash of arms in Maryland 49, We
trust much exaggerated. At all events, we entreat
our friends in Baltimore 10 keep rigidly within tho
letter of the law. The law will vindicae itself in
due season; aud triumph By fraud or violence will
prove no triumph at ALL Meantime, lot Us under
stand clearly the matter in issue.
tn, Suudou MerrHru mpudently says:
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FIFTH-ANE. OPERA HOUSE, -
THIS EVENING - BUDwORTHS MINSTRELS- GEORGE
AND THE DRAGON.
, 1866-09-02
FROM DK MONIES,

nj, .p.,,t. q
Or. Bell, Representative frorn Dublin:
Escape aud Re-Arcxt of Iall.1Strfta
-Tcncherss AxsoeIn lnrETan-. r...sn.
- A'"t."as and Resolutions.
e., :
Especial Despatch To The Chicago Tribunal. :
pEa Mo1xr, S.e...nh.,
Dr. Bell, Fanlan ,so.a 1ep'mpe. n.o
no!aing .csie. Of meetings in this State ii Da-
u charged tho AdmnIstra,ion viii t.s.,.a.
wards liz own and MI o,bcr co,,,t,ta: uskcy 10
fnrlv ta,...' $500 souaaaes, and parucu-
.s so"s'a 'eaAoo: LIS audiences nEo large and
the greatest enthuslasm prevails. Thcrc nre m
, 1866-09-02
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Seeding Prcsby sbyteF1ans-Hlghway Rob.
,be1J and murder-Nofth Missouri Rail.
road Bonds-HauntedH House -nIetho-
dist Conference-Cho1ern Report.
p Especial Despatch to The Chicago Ttibnne.1
sr. Lou1s, September 1.
Amajo.ity Of The Palmyra Old School P1esby.,
te1y Adhering to the Declaration and Testimony
men. contrary to tho orders Of tho General As
eemb1y Of Missouri, secaded and carried OF the
records alast Tuesday night Recsntly the Le1-
Ington PEesbytcTy declined to admit ministers
cause heJ SAID they would enforce The DEGREES OF
= Sbe' % biehws; robbery and murder ofJ. q. Stone
ii1e. ne tays Williams and Himself went out I'D.
ing. Wl1llams drore him to = thieket whera there
was third party. Williams and stone got ont
eanveteatlon Viii the man On tho lett. Whils
a ia@s stspped eehad hi@ aad dred % revolver, ths
ball pssnfng through Stones hat and into The back
Of his neck about tTo inches. he fell eenselcss,
and wAs robbed Of Sa,75t, which was tied around
his lec. The robbers escaped, and their Victim
VIZ found md conveyed to Tho hospital.
Missouri hailEoad By Jay Cooke d Co.. have been
censs on dollar, without cleeEing he demand.
DAY School Festival On : Wednesday evening.
when It ts charged that The Confederate dag Was
zniked, which Was permitted 10 float over the little
cAildlcn for two hours OF tuore. The nag was rcd
aud blue, Epanglcd With nine sArs, and 1t the bot
tom WAS Tho word "stonewaIl." the Other portion
ofthe naEuc being elascd.-
"A few days ago family living On Thirteenth
fank movement On tho cholera and left the city.
The house WIS placed n charge Of boy, who got
starcd and osncuated the premises. The police,
the silver spoons, p}ates and dishes scattered
htout in AZ directions. The police have taken
charge OF the house.
The Gseen Street Methodist Episcopal Church
co!ored> Conference closed last night after pro-
tgacted and prayesfu1 session Of over week. Ap-
pniutraents were made for Missouri, Tennessee,
kentucky and Louisiana.
Cemetery {pa1tial) returns OF inteFtnents from
cholera give twenty three for the past twcnty.fou1
| hours, hut the number Is believed to be much
| larger. About two hundred merchants have
signed circular denying that tho cholera conttn
ue epidemic here, and stating that 1t Ia confined
to tha remote parts Of tho city. This circular viii
| food tho Northwest.
, 1866-09-02
LATER. j..

SHIPMENT Of Specie for the CEtted States
-Nlstort with Her Theatrical Com.
pnny Sail for New York-Enpo1eou
and Victor EmanueI-The Londoy,
Times on the BfitIah Neutrality
Laws,
1rTEnrooIr Saturday Noon, September 1.-The
Royal Mail ateamship China called today for Hal
tthx and Boston with E15ao in gold for the
United Suites. =: :. !, 81,
Bn1sz,. Saturday, September 1.-The trans-
Atlantic compauy's steamer Peirre sailed today
for New York Among her passengers was
Madam Ristori- the great tragcdicnne, and the
atIical company Of forty-hve persons.
PAH1s, Saturday, September L-The Emperor
Napoleon. in letter written to King Vieto. Eman.
mel on the It'll of August rejoices that tbs cru Of
peace has returned. He aaya be accepted the ees-
sion Of Venelia from Ans,Iis Ia order that the
people Of that country might be enabled to choose
theig own destiny. France. the Emperor adds,
has formed her influence In favor Of humanity, aud
the best iatercsts OF tho people Of Vcneia and Of
Italy. -
sr. P17znasuno, September THE Russian
Government, prior to the negotiation Of peace,
proposed to the French Emperor and The other
Powcrs, that nculrals should participate In the
territorial changes occasioned by the results Of
the war: The proposition wa1 not supported by
Frnnce or England, and tho Gar reitained from
officially moving in the matter, rcscgying, how
ercr. liberty of notion to himself ia the future.
PRAGUE, September 1.-The terms Of pence be-
tween Austin and Italy are In rapid progress to-
ward settlement, and it Is generally believed that
peace wi1l be fully and finally consnmmated be-
tween tho Powcrs IN ten days. ;,:.- g. =
LospoN, September Isl, Eve ve1ing.-The London
3ints, IN view Of questions arising between Eng
land and America, growing ont Of tho recent war
IN the United States, and the morn recent raids by
tho Fenlans into Canada, urges The British Gov.
crnment to take into Immediate consideration the
feasibility. If not the necessity, Of 30 extending
the provisions OF The neutrality laws, IA 10 hold
the different Governments to strict account for al
actA in defiance OF that law committed by subjects
of each. -
, 1866-09-02
; FROM !GALENA.

Five Thousand Republicans In Come
ci1-Eeneral Logan, Hon. e. b. Wash.
7burnc and Hon. S. ". Moulton Adj
dress tho Peopfe-tsenera1 Logan on
General Grants Position.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibune.]
: .GALEaA. ILL.,, September l.
To-day has been agood day for the Unlon men
Of old 10 Dayie.s, and the adjoining counties Of
1owa and Wisconsin. The gallant md eloquent
Logan md Mr. Mou1tou, Congressman at Large,
have received a magnificent ovation. Notwith-
st1udlng the rain md tae almost 1mpassable con.
didon Of tho roads, not loss than ayc thousand
pessons were present, and the most unbounded
enthusiaEm prevailed. =, :,
Hon. &. b. Wa.hburne called The rast assem-
blaee 10 order, and On his motion Hon. ". 4.
Little was ehosen President, aogctheE With 1ttecn
c-P1tsldenta-among whom arc ". B. Allison,
III, C., ard The Hon. F. 4. Daae1l, Of Iowa, and
Captain Dlbble md 3ensenant Gray, OF Wlscou-
d Iartne been introduced by tho President Or.
Little, General Logan wiz received with loud and
psolopged spplause H. Ms ss.d . 10 @ "a, s12'ls:d y
Galcnt and 20 Da.icss County. lie remembered
That It was 0alena that had Ki',n to the country
aa ss ~ g.. III: sHe. s.: ss e. aoe saa aspit y
Ind fought under hfs banner IN The 1eld; he ex-
pceted Is asht under i IN s3v!l lltc Hs son!d say
b. knew Ill his honaa s,ia sympathle: were @
R Uaiien ny Who s by f ,Seir vaior Ir'' and blood
s s.Js e. ssaa bs ad
Il appear that DO was in sympathy With Copper.
hsads and rrbels in their eaotts to turn tho do1.
wished 10 Say to tho people. hero and everywheze
thlt General Grant was entitled 10 the fnllcst con
adone. Of tho Unlon mcn Of Tho county, tGrcat
II Wss NOT his province to minglc fn the political
dlkcuesiops Of Tho day; hut cycsJ military act Of
Iii, all bis military ofds,s bad feeeived fhe sn-
eoantay. taa1la.is F@nenso chsosins.j n!s ~ had
shown anmlsak;;S', that , he q. nsh. e. xstse,
~ oSs.s sas Il e s ss
opinions, Know that ho was openly TOT tho Conau.
Mt on,, y b.. Sss t.
iortne Z clsi S,ahs bi! I'D bad ased ii Ii. ada
ehccsine.i Mo would say further. ,hat ~ far
II Gepetal Grant waat conccsnrd,s the
a1my would be qsed 70 ossr|1 P H. psEopsSs psop;S
iE, E .,sas ~ M ss 81
10 he the candidate in 1Es Of tsc gTest C;Gppe5. ;pp
tans to o." ds.t1os @ ths confidence hish the Uaon
party had in Gsant- That great soldier ia ths dol
Of as onsn ana hgp p,y &c e. ey eh
fon mcn was 10 destroy General Grants chanees
lin IL the JohnxSn policy Of surasug tho loreFn.
ment ovor 10 traitors. Tho game wy j, not ~ VIZ
heard 70 urbold rcbcls In tha Government OF out
Of ihc Government. lie will maintain such 2 po-
stio py his conduct and ofe!al scs a. VII sns r.,
il 1865 aid 10 pIseo bin IN that position where he
Wi sava the country In peaeo - he haa qnae ~
Cccr sftet cheer foE Grzni ana r. .ne dascn:
sion OUT ot de % sscat question Of Dc day, which he
handled uil great e1oQ1ense I'D Powfcr y sh afons
MN. He W1s t1tco interrupted by Coppeshsads,.
sud It WA wlth difficulty that ths soldiers psea'.
, 1866-09-02
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1866.

upon many other important questions. .was thor
oagh, q hau1ttvo. aud eloquent Ills e1hottations
country. agatn tnperijled BY haughty
and oye5ecartng traitors 70 perform fesrlessly
and fttthfnl1y tho great duties Of the day; TO
Etand By tho soldiera who had sayed the Republic,
aud The statesmen who had held up their hands
during The Wat; to oppose, With frn, manly do
Termination, ~ traitors, and all friends Or traitors,
vert deeply stirring, aud wero Kreetsd With ear-
nest shouts. Charles Sumner Or 1hsddcus ste-
rens IL not.more wholly devoted to the Efgat thsn
Hiram Price whore great cafnestness and ae-
which nothing else can give speaker. ais speeah
did great good. 7
The Republicans ofthis seounty-whfch gave more
eoldieIt to the army than any county In tho State
-sre always In earnest. They afe now more
In earnest than ever before, aud wn give A. John.
sons policy Is complete squelchtng a. their
brethren helped 10 give Hood atthe battle OF Naah-
vile.
, 1866-09-02
INTERESTING COURT MARTIAL;
A United States 0dueer Toasx1nE Ien.
/. Davis General 8lck1c4s Opinion
TheFeon-PreAident. Johnaon's In.

A United States OfQcer ToasxinE Ieu.
4. Davis General Slck1c4s Opinion
Thereon-Preatdent: Johnson's In.
doEseuent, !:
Tho following statement Of the action Of
Major General Daniel E. sickles In tho mat:
ter OF court martial sentence Of an officer, |
serving IN hts department, will be read with
no little interest, a. proving conclusively the
steadiast loyalty Of the gallant General and |
his disinclination to court the favor Of the
late rebels, Or to admit Of such hwuiug on. |
the part ofhny officer under his command
1T appears that Captain Montgomery Bry-
tried BY court-martial at Charleston, South
Carolina, charged with conduct pnbecoming
IN officer and a gentleman. He plead mot
guilty to the charge and specifications, but
after due consideration Of the evidence. the
court, Of which Breyet Brigadicr General ".
finding, not guilty but guilty Of unoflcer-
Ike conduct to the p1etudice Of good ortlcr
and military discipline and sentenced him
to be deprived Of his sword for one month,
gaats.1s end to 5s 55epT'maoded BY the commanding
In an order issued August q, General
in III esse 1t appears that on the evening Of
TIC sh ef ApEi! lsst CAPTAIN n: h;yant, s1ata n
1t oranecDnrg. s. C., invited to his quarters acr:
e1al gueats, among whom were included First
ono BARLEY, IN officer IN tic late rebel amy. re-
uins IL hss ssate1 j sstaeEsinent Of ths siita fnlsd
r. Ssp pay Sa tst
Msal turn, Keach farnished some1!suor at the r.
quest Of ihe accused. pudng tho evening the
wheihes s ~ PROPOSED by ths accused q! Hafey. Or
both, IS left In eomo Doubt BY: the testimony.
Iieples.nt B1tlton protosted ag;in,t ths oast tad
dathed the GLASSES ffo1n ihs hands at an Of them
ezcept Keach, who states That be st'od aside and
drank the toatt. During tho evening tossts wsre
e to 8 aa 5ean
and Jefferson Davis.
"Ihe eonrt aeqnlts the accused Of the charge Of
sondust Snbeeomlng SE n ot1ssr aHa gensaie%s.9
ths prejudice Of good order and military dlscl..
pline;" t. not easy to discover the meaning Of
sunotaees-1ke conduct II It be not conduct Gnec-
CT u unoffeer-ltkc, or unbecoming IN officer, the
behavior of the officer was diesracefnl 70 big rink
and command in The ecrvfce Of the United States.
charge, Il modifed by the court was not =
qnired By any lack Of testimony TO establish the
ns 'sa IT. ss s5 r.
PRESCRIBED by lie eighty-ihi article Of war, for
Tse eSss . moa5sd
case within tho terms Of thc article Of
war, which leaves to the discretion Of he court the
of Hhieh he "a sccused s eonSicted liz court pre
ceeds 70 sentence him ito Be deprived Of bis
tMo,a ~ 5e5 s9s sa and to he by
ieucy, tha 'segfasaiina clcnmstsnces, tho Ten
tse pespetration p q tSe oasnes 9hsss eircu:
% appear th.t Captain Br5snt ~ found anythng asgfs;
int Eantain Br9ant SIKH United states fnfxntry
, 1866-09-02
THE LATE RAIN.


Damage to Harvested Crops In the Sow.
er1l Grain Districts, -
Especial Dispatches to tho Chicago Trltune.1
5ANEsvu1E, Wis, September i.
a severe rain storm has prevailed for tho last
forty eight hon1s, With scarcely m .ntezsaisslon
What graln was left exposed Ia ruined, although
nearly everything has been taken caro- Of In this
vicinity, IL now looks soma like clearing up.
BkIor, Wis, septambss1.
The farmers have seratad IN Ordinary good
crop, oxceps corn, which IL doing well now. The
weather u Tssm and cloudy. with sontd min.
WAzKE7owN, Wis. September !.
Heavy raIns hero for tho 1ast week. II rnined
nearly al day today, hut cleared on beforp sun
scL Crops dlr, but slightly damaged by frequent
rains. Ihscshtng IL going on ~ fast ~ the
weather permits.
MuvAuKkx, September 1.--vcty heavy rain
hero last night and this morning. Warm aud
ssposts to.dsy ri arc sery Sae. II The ID aansSe % viii s.
heavy ali over The State.