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, 1869-07-05
TIE FOURTH.
sunday [elehFAtg0nEa

PITTSBURGH. July 4--The Germans OF this city
celebrated the Fourth to-day. prnctssaon cob
companled BY bands Of music, and numbering
300, marched through the streets to thu Dts
nond, IN Allegheny, where The Declaration was
Eead, orat!ous delivered, etc. The procession
~as very orderly.
NAsuFula, Jnly the anntrcrBa15 Of the
national birthday was celebrated By ouE Germans.
Al 8 o'clock a. M they formed In procession
and marched through number OF The principal
at1rcf1 Of khe city &nd out to The horticultural
garden The procession waa large and composed
garden speeches were made b Chas. Mellon, Jno.
Ruhr,, and Rev. J. W. ltchhtcF, ot Nash
vile, and 4. Bohr. Of Chattanooga AFTER
remainder 9; The day was spent ID Sports peculiar
to the Germans Thousands Of our citizens OF all
classes were present during the dnJ-
MAksFIEIp, Ohio. July 4.-There was no formal
celebration Of the Fourth Oh Yesterday. Neither
will there bc o-moy1ow Many Of our citizens
vert to Duc5rua, BeleF1l1e and otber polnta
where the day was observed. At betseFMt, Nch.
te!ot+ General Br1nkerhon, OF this city, made the
orattOn-
trRNGF1ELp Ill, July 4--Tne Fourth WIS ce]e :
hraled At loou'c, In tllls county. yesterdaf IN
wsrr gathered toerther and listened 10 an excel
: lent and appropriate address, by Hun u. u. Cul'
lom-
lion. Edward Rummel Secretary Of state, and
Colonel Hubert DtyeE, Attorney General Of State.
left yesterday to ceebrafe the Fourth AZ Peoria
today With the Turnerx pf that ct.y, Mr.. Rum
Tomorrow our citizens generally viii celebrate
the day. Business will be spspended D5 I'll oui
leading businePs men. and the S:ate ofcea viii be
closed While there MI. he no e1traord!nafr dem
suits the taste and inclination Of each patriotic
citizen.
, 1869-07-05
SPRINGFIELD,
DiAEruccFul Prtxe-FiEat-Arrcat of q
supposed Murderer - The stale
Paper Contract.
Special De6fatch to The Chicago Tribune.

supposed Murderer = The stale
Paper Contract.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
arRtsoE1E1p, July l.
One violation OF the Sabbath leads to other gr1eE-
ous scenes, which resulted, to-day, IN muds dis.
graceful! rrzeoght, Just outside Of the city ilmits
the con,sataufs hclng fellow named Horn aud
another named Hodges: All the rules Of rugtlisitc
rpHlsIsIn ~crc adhered to, referee and seconds
chosen. Eponges and bottle holdcss selected. and
to To- cone '7 to 0Its Tine Ds and % Hoa '1ss vas
declared the rlancr, and the most Ticked and
successful rowcl Of the 1Wo.
While the city has been comparatively quiet to-
Just outside OF the limits.
A colored Han, by the name. Of William Crcn-
tl3aw. fuppp1cd 10 be the murderer Ut = negro by
the name oI sands, whose lrody vas found
on the track Of ihe Toledo, Wabash 4 Western
hailrnad, tew days ago, has been arrested and
The sfate paper contract ls still making trouble
Mr. L. e. Ctarke, who IVES awarded the contract
original contract, has forwarded a lot Of 100
rrftns Of hook paper, which being below the g1ado
hss seen reiscsed y the secret47{ Of STATE. Tue
quantity Of paper. q sample beng nied With the
btd, and before The contract was signed the Sec
rotary 81 State, informed Nj. Clarke shat
he WOrtd not fecclre one ream Of paper unless 1t
Eus tuJ Up to tne sample n e4eEr respect. With
that understanding Mr. Clarke stRned the con-
tIaet About two weeks aco one hundred reans
upon eXalninationr did not come LII to The t1Up1e
filed with the Secretary Of State In auAltt! or
color, and MI Clarke was informed that no part
of Tue hundred resms received would be accept
edt and II better qualify Was not received
hy the 1Cth, 1t would he conaldered
TINT he {ClhFle1. had failed to fnldt
his contract Er. Hunuel Is IN old aud expert
enced printer, and knows good paper and how to
Ascertain It's quality.
j. e. Ntcolsy, late Consul to pars, is In the city
With his fauty, stopping II the Leland Hotel
Tho receipts or the Stutt Treasury for tue month
Of JuLe we're x13A<Gl&I
, 1869-07-05
4 MARINE COLLISION,


At1at half-Fast O'Clock on Thursday night =
frghtfrl catastrophe occurred on the river near
Main street btldse sesuit1ug IN the drowning OF
several Dcn, The prec..ee numher being IS ret M
known Our reAdeTs are swAre that for several
weeks past new Iron bridge has been IN process
Of construction at this point During this time
ltrr1 oo31 hare been run day and night for the
accommodation q pedestrians The day hosts
we're run p! TIE bHdge~ ~tenders. under the dlrec-
I!oc Of The City Council. and the night boats oJ
ptlrate parties, 10 whom licenses were issued for
tfat purpose.
1t the time mentioned, on Thursday night,
Rote1 4tkerson LEFT tie east side OF the rtYeI
With hesrJ losd OF passengers The exact uun..
reg is not tEoEn bnt II Is certain there we're ten
r. about that nrnabe1, aud nas crowded 70 1Es ut-
Iost capacity. They were nearly al laborers r1-
Ing 1pun the West Ade, who had been NJ ~ort
during the Litter part Of the day cosllng up the
81. amer T. y. Rice. and we're returning honnn.
Ine rpute Of tot boat In crossing IVES q short
When about hsH WAY between the hbutmeot and
s1e west snQre thirty or forty feet from tnc Latter,
TIE kmall tnc Epan, which HaA ste3m11y up The
1fef stEutf the ferry boat near the centre shIF-
tFnE 1t into fragments, &rd precpit1tt1g Its oc-
:, :.4*se TX ratef. The scene that followed
s.s74ss:i; e TIC "ate7, aho1ttng for assistance,
I'D c.1StrZ TO -: shattered fragments OF Ine
/! -
.s 1oco A rcss1nle the tug returned to the
E.-re OF llsAafG-- a13 those On o3aTd made every
r1ertiol 10 Tesc1e The unfortunate vtcuEL
Another ierTJ eost run .bI 4lbeTs Wood, was
--'rE lie ire With seven or eight pAzsengrtz
on -,t.4:, The latter remonErated with NJ
Wood tS9h's going to the halstsnce OF the
| DIV r.nc uea Until fhey themsetvex had drst
| !*.a :a-l1 lat on shorc- D!Hcg1ntIng them.
spFt1e-, /. La11 e. f7a5-.ss.e s:.ssc II ssssS -
, 1869-07-05

fpot. and Eucceeded il Eav1ng one man who waa
tnst atn1tnG. Two men. cfrtchln1 each other with
the KrAsp or death, Wete secn to 60 down . short
distance from tho boat. but they could not BE-
reached, md sank out Of stght-
SeTeu perB6n In I'll ara known to have heA1
saycd. SlI were picked up By tha tug and
one BY Ar. Woods boat One o{ these Vas .Ack.
errou, the feETJ Ean, and the other whs = coloEed
man. The nuMbcr loss Is II N probability, from
three TO i've 1t Il probable that some OF tho
passengera were 50 stunned or injured hJ the
collision that thsJ weto unaes to saVe themselves
AID Aank Immediately
4 graphing iron was obtained, aad search WAS
commenced for rba bodteA After = short time
the body OF Martin Q'I}anueu Nas brought up and
taken 10 the Ehore- us HAS about 7s Jt1rs Of Age,
and lived on Entn street He leaves IounX Wta
to Who, he hAs been married but E1o Je.rA No
other bodies were fond and search wss posi-
poned I'LL morning owing % the dIrnculty OF
graphing In the dalknesA- The disaster must
have been caused bJ grpsa cAFrleaaoes4 Oh the
paIt Of some Of the parties connected with It. 1t
Is stated that The tCg Tas proper! furnished with
Lights but that there HaA 10 Light whatever on
the iel7y GOAt-
, 1869-07-05
FFeshetn in Conuectlcuts

10
paris Of the state WEB quite serious, principally hJ
hoods IN the Streams Along tte upper portion
sete re- on tas Nausaiask II Raroa at ~ camp ls
200 feet Of embaplMent we're washed away;. q
protection wall al PlJn was test1n{ed; nftJ
we1e waAhed aWar, and TWO hundred feet Of An
empankmept near Ausnla Stone Bridge, It Day
s9 nIee 81 len 4 m e e
bridge tnere vas carried away. and fass
It Ssals Waisos,v,Gc nseF the m daasxs i asout
So, SEQ. The dan Of the Coc Brass Company
.e ead away ana T. s tie 81
bJ tnjurJ % STOCK and the stopping Of buslncsA
Some factories will be shut up Tor month, IN cou-
seauense q The desusuop q ths M Msass.sys The
come TIL O'Clock p. m. At Wi3sted, the Clarke
Houec wa8 flooded, and much damage to the d1ms
was done. At West Cornwall the sro1tn Was ter
rEac- The Small streams fnAninS into the Hou5s-
tonic rose TO an unprecedented height, and carried
on the xAier tube Of Gods Mills, and caused
4anage 70 The dan 4 channel forty ter II wldta
store and Cocnrane / SherWooi'A tnshop- The
shower extended HUE above F.ls vulagc, On he
ss oFdses saa 01 eaf FL oin 4oas s"a s. Z
I'd ssN@a ~ = q sssasss nl'' .re @ s1ept s~a9
stop ~olx. 1ii as iae dan i gone. The os!asec to
the Sspga,uck Railroa1 is immense, end seyeEi
br1dResHEr reported down, and regular trnsea
WILL be Interrupted tor several days The storm
was also yer. severe IN Audoye1. vernon and
Manchester, In Poland Comfy.
WATERHrRT, Conn, June 20
The heavy rain Of Monday afsernon was refy
dkaktfoGs IL the Saugatuck Railroad, The river
rEse EfIy suddenly, destroying tna protection
wal1 to the .atlEoati at Plymouth, washing away
tHo hundred feat Of the railroad ennanEulent u
Camps Mills, t1ty feet At the Manchester Pond
IN this cltJ, and two hundred feet Of the en-
banEncnt 1t AnEoula- The stoIe bridge at Day.
touytllc u reported useless. AL The bridges b.
tween Wa1cotty11le Anh Wtusted a-e washed away.
II witt be several days before the regular uAa5
rf1r,H
, 1869-07-05

The NASHVILLE municipal 1IahroEfio
The fcEv Receiver Carrying
Things With n High ffnnd.
Spec!a1 Debpa:ch to The Chicago Tribune
SAsusuLA, Tenn, July /.
There is deep undercurseut Of excitement in
Nashville Tonight Yesterday z 4. Alden, Mayor
Of the city, sent an agent to take possession Of
the Watet works, Of which Nj. Bass, the Receiver,
MS reported TO 81. Hasa he had tie
man whom Alden had placed ut the
Eutfs arrested on States warrant
and Put his On L uan once more In Possession.
Tlis Is tEa1aea by m215 Il wpTSe rsurpA1ion
Than any Jet committed The order under the
Chancefy Court Under which the ReesYrr acta,
dlspl2ces only the City Treasurer, the Revenue
Eonec!nr and tne Water Tax Collector, Jet the
ltece,tes clatms tie right to taxa possession Of al
the ot1eea In the c.sy. To-morrow, It is said. he
will attempt 10 posers himself Of tho nse engines
and II II further shd, that he
does The city Fire Department Will forclhy re.
Fist The GUY o,1csals have 0dslse,l thrle cuenu
to stand nrmlJ to tnelr fighta- One Of tho city
papeTs this morning uses language containing q
covert threat that II the MAyor luterfc.rs with
tie Receiver. Lynch law nay be resort ed to. An
informant s1-3 > the Atceiyet naa comnenced 10
Urn out Of ctJ employment I'll hands who arc
not Democrats
, 1869-07-05

The following account Of An occurrence IN San-
tucket sotne twenty 3eats nncc presents f1std
cous1nsr to certain business transactions Lf the
present ..as, &na 50 may be Of Interest: 1t was
seTere winter, md the harbor had been frozen
over for Keelk The coal In atore had long beea
exhausted, and there Nus much suffering from
lack Of fpel. Ereu the fences had bcea torn down
Aud burnt 10 exc OUT tic scauty supply OF wood
To the great delight Of The 1own.peo7tc NJ !ee
broke up one nne morning, and = schooner hden
much excitement md before The craft was
mooEed . coal dea1er boarded her and
eagerly addressed the homes, Quaker at1pres.
csPsaia G:nosd. "Wan Gap'en." sa!d he, "so1 rs
sur hpi cargo Srosc you1i want no7en the
usual 8 ton: Val he to Do the s1aI tntnS !,
bT friend, and III ftTe you 80 4 ten for Il. y
tFr1cud, said Capt clifford. - thcc can hare ono
Ton OF mJ coal Il thee hfes 1os - pp. oniy ono
tpu; iii must haTc chAccs.'' Ju1t then sne o!
the richest rneu in tie place otned se'':, e:!1og,
~ want ten toca # yonf coal n: c:'r ~. r1cc-
paIne T. have Mgtr9A <,sorsh ~; -ars. - Tie
received the Sane acswcf, and ~ IA r1i-.1c t,a
for each family. AMI s. ~ ~. 1'-*' - each :cn-
No toye Of gan, no Ml c.tsuau, n6 rs-::d fc- H.
yi1uAl1 could move nnuExS EA1ss. ti"" -.
, 1869-07-05
TERRIFIC HURRICANE.
Trees UFeucbtd from tho Ground
nnd Whtrtcd In the AiF, Houses
R{owA Down. &Es

AHN - k44C AA1S n0o4<9
R1owA DoWns &c.
Fspr. fA< Cairo Bntttil, .1uiy !.
One o! the fescrtst hurricanes thai eTcf T1slted
Southern Illinois swept over rntny twsnt[ m!lea
above Cairo, on the line OF the Illinois Central
RAllroad, on Tuesday evening last.
About o'clock the rtA1denta were appEised OF
the coming Of The storm By heavy, dull ro,f IN
the distant forests, and apprehendlu9 se1ese
bloF, Immediately so1ght shelter. few
E4inutes Afterwards the wind broke in upon
the devoted v111Ago with tornado fnrT.
threatening. for the time, both ioss Of lie
and eErat Instruction Of property. Piles Of board:
hltncT aad tulther, descending hundreds OF Eards
distant: trees were Wrt6sed up By the roots and
stripped Of tneiK Limits: ho1sex were patuofed and
blown down; fences were demolished, And. for \
luoment II was believed t.1st The passenger tram,
With its human tre4xlt would tc Lifted nom the
track and dashed 10 AtoErA
Cur informant to5k refuge uuoer platform car.
stahdlng on 1Nngh, and upon this clr great TIM
bcT3 ere rnilcsl that crushed their Way through
the hoof, n If rhty had taken q coottnrt TO
Gonbazo It uhtu liz EaEIt*on Of one capltulated-
Thr extent Of the damage done could not, In the
tuned In the village, the store house Of MessrA
HcIdncR Cunl nRs blown into 4 sh22eteas
wreck, mud tic sIock therein quite destroy Cd.
The drug store hnd ottce of ur. Victor we're
seriously damaged the frunt Of J. B. Ncks
store house wRs blown ous the roof Of Nj. ntck 3
residence was parity hio1n or. besides demo
1tion Of out-houses, fences Ac-,, forming N
The s1y2ges u the hurricane we're not con-
nued to Ctllu. The country for mics on either
hand was swept by IT; but rc are not informed II
detail 1. TO The tasnaee- The residrnts ali ag:.e
that IL xA8 the most destructive and aIatmtus
storm that ertr visited the country.
, 1869-07-05
INDIANA.

Attempted Suicide nt Fort Wayne
The Fnurth-croP Prospects.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
FORT WlrHE, InsL. July t.
Ambrose Roachcr. a German, from Detroit,
Michigan attempted to take his life, Last night, by
cutting his throat with knife. He would have
BEEN succesafu1 hut that he MIS- discovered hy
some fr1enda. who had his wounds card TOR and
ht IL now recovering. He gives as the cause that
his wife clipped with another tu3u, leaving him
four Children to care :or.
The Fourth Will be generally Observed In this rars
Of the state io-norTuN. Several pscuics viii be
held near here, nud \ general good time Is tx-
perted by aiL
The weather is clearing on, and the prospect Is
encouraging for corn and wheat
The vote on lay delegation IN this city, In the
Methodist churches, WEB almost unsntno14,
though HOT \ full number voted.
, 1869-07-05
MISSOURI.

Opening of the Railroad 1sr1drc
acf1as tn Mlss0uxi tkfrexatRam.-.
Cisy-EortY Thousand Fcopso Prcx-
enx-ncncTipttsno Of the HxadEe-ss.
I.eufs city lscmss
EASaAs cr7Y, Mo-, July A-The aFgest cob
present TO- dAy to w1tnets the openng of the nrst
railroad tr1cge aczoss The AitsouH RiTtz. Itta
estimated that over 4, 900 peraons wcre present
sonic fraternity, and = miniature hsidRc on
wbeelx, followed b. \ vnrety OF Representations
of mechanical Seniust and delegations q tnTtted
, 1869-07-05
Henry Ward Bcccher's Prayer MT
lho GcttysbuFK Dedication.

The opening pza1er on the occasion Of the dedi-
catiou Of the National Monument At GetiJsaurg
was delivered pJ The Rev. Henry Ward Beecaer,
Il followR: ....
"Let % mite u nrayek. Lord God Of o..
fa1pcr1 VIC thank Thee that Thou hast been God
OF this l1ud; That Thou hast Inspired our ctttzc1s
to frame wise tsws sad lay the roundattoE OF Intel
hccnce, and Of yutne, and Of p.efy. We thao1
Thee ths, Thou hast ordained a1uon9 us tnssttu-
Ilons for the be nett CT I'LL and that In all the his
turJ OF their Formation. and amid all the stroc-
etes through Which they have passed Tnoo hsst
been on 'ne ssds q ef y, liberty and sn2wiedGe, M
u AK 2oee, " L4za, cir Cot: th.s ws:a ~:
rCzae4 e upon us Ekr Good 7.t,l 'i1s: =. las:
rae tp opposition aEt dlda c:Aii frp:n vi r'sc:.
Tat Anccd a.>e- grain :ne ey*rsasttaE tr':ths Of
.aEaaa rsh: acd asua.. NAl1r; anu when a.
g7rsEon b.zte tnr1s IN h.:..e,- f,ou, oh la.%:-
{,n1 nj our fA.htT., I'D: c4H fazts from MI oGr
uets frcm tnwns 1ad f7-.1 ts::rA nnt:1t.urs !5.
rsresan'e, who ssooa t-?e, ally u ':s:c:.t :.a
uA.toa and MAINTAIN IT. integrity r.lnpa.trd; snI
here, n1Gn thts en.neE1e. va did1t kA.. forth
Tnl rentia nnso S.ct"--. We ase Eatne:-! gan
= roe :. .-.i.-4 AID Aet.ve further as.sac-
ttr.- ~. t.,wt, = our poEtrrtiy tar le4sonk
LII Tad t:sc..e dsrAsea Ta.ca re-ss
, 1869-07-05
The HnxvHEu Crew Decline the Chnts
IcnEe Of the London Amateur Row.
ing Clubss

The following letter has been sent by Captain
Lortng Ia reply to an Invitation from the London
Amateur Rowing Clubs:
CAMBRIDGE, e. 8. T., June -,
We sincerely regret not having been able 10
Answer your challenge sooner. In reply to Jour
Invitation, by which ne feel very much honofod,
am instructed to say, that from the 1ct of oo1 be
Ing exclusively college crew, and that 70 have
nerer either fowed for the amateur championship
In this country, or bad aa. intention Of rowing such
a tace IN England By the lssue
81 oa. recent ehauense' rs beg
amateur championship OF The world. nor were We
AWARE mat rowing sgainss Oxfoft aud Cambridge
CntFerslues involved any such Claim. We should
also h ayesse to establishing euch precedent, DO
Harvard csev ever having rowed match r.ee
wi,h any but college crow. Should We once de-
part frpm that custom We would have inStt4tions
from other clubs, here and abroad. which We
could not consistently decline.
"Ine member. Of the Harvard Four o4r return
their wazmest thanks for Jour pronered hospitality
which they are vefy happy to accept; also, for the
honorary membership of your club. am. atr,
Jrura respectfully, A s loriSG,
"To F. g. GE9ros, Esq, Captain, L. K c.
, 1869-07-05
TEN nNESSEE.

Poltticn t--B4l1oozltn Now Pro-
pulEiyo Machine.
NExru1s, july a-Tba Republican County Con-
yenuon tonight split aRain- The Levin wing
Nominated General Williamson Nckenna for the
Legislature, and the Hunter wing nominated II. n.
1tanker, colored. and also Ackenna- Tne1s is no
prospect oi harmonixlug the factiop4- The
1t eeches were very bitter: The Hunter party had
a large advantage ln Dufnleta-
The u2!IoCElsts descended at sunset In conse-
qnepcc OF the threatening appearance Of The
1sA1her. They report the new pEopulsife machine
perfect SuCceAA.
The Hunter wing Of the Republicans last night
endorsed Stokes The other expressed 10 choice.
, 1869-07-05
Crops.


The Peoria sIli> 75an.e'.is Of the 1ss sst.; "a
gentleman wte h. lns1 passed through the CoQn-
ties OF Macon, DeWitt, Mclean, md fazewell re-
Ge eaw fer1 utiie cpod "a coru % il Macon County and
sAts the Nheai Is beaten To the ground"
The Davenport Qowa} Journal Of tae LIT sa5s:
hcpoE1s fTu,n several counties in Northern iowa
60 70 anoT that the damage 70 crops By the storm
Of Friday, Saturday, anu S1ndae last Was not
nearly as great as anticipated. NEeat and oats
afe growing FeEJ rapt1iJ, and the Prospects are
corn, which l. coming forward vcr3 fast
4 Grass Lake {Alch.a ie:tt- Of jua.. % says:
Cropa have been damaged to a con:iss.,eple ex-
Backward. The principal damage TO II u the late
tatus 5 caused bJ fts lodging acd breaking
The Henderson Qli.} Pl1snasclr Of the lst says:
FasneEs Who hare called a our o&nce report the
corn very backward, most pieces being oFez.fun
WITH weeds and but re1J few pieces Il n clean
nenced lis rayages upon Inc wneat, and. unless
the weather r11sns cool AID d1J, nanJ fear tue
crop viii be slmo4t entirely rsinet Rye. oass
lit,lc damage fruM the potato bog tn4s Tax
The Ianztng qoxa} ALrYur Of June = RaJs:
he crop prospects In our county thus far arc
pasf several dsys hA1c hattered the wheat mud
ETaas somewhat: but few days OF son.atat Is
probably 6rzichteu both up hEal1- WneE sud
tAfen deep root, and the stock Il quite Il anT
strpns. Oats ntr coming on cne!y. a1 ,ne Tes
doing 1Est rsIe, but, for uEe. 1C..,T and
wes,ner s came on. IT looked
The paer County fTl} III conn,1 III Ts3rr.eot
Etees tsom ctnerent pasaiaon. Winter 1heaI ID
tho crops In gpod tne, and promises IS heavy
paL1nsn. 41a5 on ts .sof aay previous season. Corn
n'tStn Ia<o 1e< <op that does not LOOK well the
weather vi" >->@ "-''0
p5omas sa;d Rapids {atich. } Ea,z Of June g s,,s:
ytfct7i sptSs III T. st@zt 4s.441 ~ aAts asssssa
, 1869-07-05
In Enrth hqunke shock at ST. Louis,

FFp.n the st. Loui~ Rs<:, ,Jul32
One OF the noss alarming circumstances which
cnned AT about ten ninniea 70 2 O'Clock this
morning. 1t the time mehi!t ned the people Who
hnFe their residences on the Suburbs Of the city.
and even It Laclede Stsuon, Chelteuham and
that jaIrrd their houses 10 the foundation stones.
The stock was. Immediately followed By run'
bling noise Ike uuto the soEnd Of distant artillery
and by rasltng Of panes, and shaktos Of beds
owing 10 the uncommonness Of such{an Occur
renee those who te1slbls felt 1t we're DontniafJ5
set condition Of arar1, sher ignorance Sare WAY
to the greate>t fear. Men, after being awakened,
instantly, almost, gathered around Them their
women and children snnddered md tremblcd
whe1 they compEthended thetI tnsig1u1cance
II compared with the srupendous greatness Of nj
dents last night vas one Of terror, and viii be r.
membeFrd With no feeling Of pleasuts for neany
!eafs 10 come
0ne gentleman airing II Cne!tenhsn.. aszerts
out Of oed. The family Of III. Reilly, Of The same
place, WAS serJ suddenly awakened, ald thcJ
betooE themselves from thett sleeping apartments
to the grpund beneath. Nj. Sallc, and other res
eaced the Ehock very seus:hlI, and descEttse5 il
Us hastng been seIJ sudden, something similar u
the collision Of r-ainsL The ra;;ltng continued
for aoou, swo nlnu1es- Families living u tht
up.
miles square. Those lly1ng In the heart Of ths
city who are Used to the noises createl BY street
cars, and the rolling O! heatuJ-Aden wagons, anG
whose houses ar almost constantly shaken, Of
course, paid but little Iced 70 The matter. Bat II
Ia nevertheless certain that the ea1h underlying
orF immense tupeEs1ucturts last aleht quaecd
With the SAINT degree q uncertainty xha. iest
having but little to holt Il hangs On 10 The parent
i stem.
, 1869-07-05

Vessels Passed Detroit.

Special Despatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune
DxthotI, July T.
DoFx-Pyors wfnsIpw, Rock; banks Sweetheart.
Annie Sherwood 5nnny yalde- SAiad+ George EhetmAn,
Frank FrIew Ma1ia Aartin+ teofsc Thn1tcp. City q
Mani: brig Wancolns. sa1on; sehss GTovrr GrorEd
Gobe, Lymtn Csat,: J. !; Gard; Beptle;: Ama1.oth "a
Hah.ms Mloeh, Klhan Allen, se.Ei!t. Tho.: Par:oaa
IT T..n 9: y: Fiaaty, E 4 P.zsaas Etl1e ponald'0a'
UraFfor Diet.sor; hsst. 6rsres ~ g1csn VS. Ct5 Con-.
W O Brown, /. $. Hammond. Owaaea, Bermuda
Trinidad. hosbtr. Dolphin, Aonseasle. Eli1A GeExeA
Qnjrkttcp. II. Fillmore.
WINp-SofthcAst.
, 1869-07-05

EuueFnl of Colonel HranCh Mt
Itichm mond--MllttnrT Order
RICHMOND, July 4.-Ths funeral Of Colonel
JaEes T. Branch, who WIS Killed BY falling
bridge last Fr1day, was attended ibis afternoon ~
= aa+Xe conenurse Of citizenB- Sonne h!4Tn NBs
created At the church, whcre the Immense crowd
c4used the y6suhule door 10 asnI, bat no one wAs
hurt
Two companies Of troops hase been ordered
from Fortress Monroe to he here on election day.
, 1869-07-05

LoNpok trLY4.
The ocean match Of the new Thames yacht
clubs took place On 6s.rday. The Dnrld taxes the
nrst prize
, 1869-07-05

Washington despatch, June p, to the New
York Htralt, sa5s:
-TheTr IL an exciting between tho various Azpt
the Democratic nomination for Governor of
Penn.yisAnsA The leAd1ax canhaaa1ts teorEe Y.
Ca,e, Ata PaekeE And deDer.l nanc.ck- The friend.
OF the rtt Il kctp HAnc k OUR u the
aelt ce.ase i Ia believed he Hh b. tue Popular
asked the friends II Tier era Hancock 10 haTe hin write
ltcr tn advance declining the domination oE the
Slennd that he Whes trtaln lila r1ze tn tue regular
arny. Hancotts ft nds refuse u do this sud .e d.
tesuea to puth tue el.tns Of their candidate bttc1r
the peH cef1tse Eonyt
, 1869-07-05
Killed By the PremAtur. p!.elz<Ks

DETROIT, July "A ;aunc taAu. E1.sed Frank
WISE w8s E1led It fltll.lAkA~ Mich l{ prc.nk-
taze dls<hazEe ot nrsBaEu la2s nl6ss
, 1869-07-05

Ptar1 and Des.kpa Tor So1dter1' Monument 10 cost
u Coo Are solicited, NOT Liter thAn July y l1A Ad-
dsrea SMITH D. ATKINS. 5ecretaE 3tepAen.on Cou1-
u HoldItfa' A1Qgnt1t AAsoetatio1+ EFctp0st. ILL.,