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, 1869-07-01

nsrn BY the Thousand, were on the up~1oe Of
expectalaen f1r the orusFs 10 more. ManJ
had thrown up tucfat1Te potncns 70 engage tn tua
e1.e,.nion and ~ was confusion anil Yesterday
AID mate1at 1t b a aaouEd u put on Doa1i forSt-
rtth and that The expedition should stast At once.
Colonel Ryan, VINO hid sup1tme cour111d, waa
The men 1cro Il hand IN Sew foTk, btookl5a
xnd New JeEsey; tie Quaker City,
that lyNtrtous vessel, Has oatstde the
aaired wss : pronp ;etn:'s.t.sson o. d t=e To.an-
teeFA- ofutss were given u u clock, aud aaofz-
.y After squalls OF men tn uoboScu. Al Elcn Park,
and vi New Brighton" on sta.en l.!1nl- were
men. s'yled ihe Fllst New York Regiment: rs
semhc1 It IL O'Clock 81 Pier NJ. =, and took ra4-
aEe % eteane1 n waiting. The officers .! that
rrs.n en-, followed On oosEa some tine aiteI nas.
BY IL O'Clock al wAs ready, and the three
s'eanserA simultaneously etAEsei Eron thett 10
tPeettse rendezvous and Steamed outside TIC
NslunX. The oncers In command Of the eIpe-
fl;1op Fere General G1oacora. Cou1ula1der-to To-
Chief; Colonel John Wh!ieEouse Byron, for
q lie fatossas. = D. G: caatain Il. II Sc
PheEf, Acting Hrgade QnarieFuas.et; Colonel
Curr1e, Aat.stnn1 dtu:ans~t;eaeral: Captain rs-
ters and Captu!n Anderson, additional A. D.
staa Officers. Quile large number Of o11cers Of
the late Emitted Ststes army We're Ia the ra:sE, To
be apro1nied &c posii!eus Hnta the dcll H7s
The Quaker CITY contained 1000 stand Of Ren-'
ips,on sifet, tro batteries Of artillery, eactr-
ments for brigade Of cavalry, W11h m aban-
44see 4 summation Befasc thl4 ssseatE 1ss-
wand tie ever faithful Isle. 1t .h4ald te said that
a1tho1vh General Giu.eor11 Nas: On 1oaEt az
supreme commander. Colonel y. C. Ran *as
tue officer In caElnlAuu Of the G1pesliuhnafy
forces. The IorCAer will catusuAnu tic G:at1.it u
which .te t.srre is iaterded to operate.
, 1869-07-01


Captain William B. Eaton. long md farorab!y
known in this vicinity, wnile a. hofue IN Chelsea.
yesterday, vas hittso BY SPIDER, toe poiso1 OF
which spread through his s5s1ea 80 rapidly ~:
when medica! atd VAS called 1t E1s too tate to
save Mtn. He dsed IN great agony: ,ahou: :osty
Jearn Of age IN the enjoyment Of excellent health
any one rho raw him a few days a!ncf. would
hare predicted that he would live out hls "2lotted
thrce score years md len . and the other ten s!so
Captain E9ton nailed for MessrH: ahdden i VII
narns, ". y. Goddard, Eeq. and Others, and wAs
Ia command Of several Runt'p.ts da11rx she rar.
In aIl Of which he NAa uniformly successful At
tho time OF his death Re belonged 10 the steamer
De Soto which vuua between New fo7f, Havana
and New DsIeaus, and as she WAS undergoing re-
patrs in New Tork, Nas At home On Fizi1 to his
family.
tTc,. Tx Eitnsfnpeon n. c:} .'onrnaa, Jrat q
Jere FnyaE, negro, died suddenly at hA rest
denca In this city. on Market street, between
Eighth aud Ninth ktreets, Sunday n m1sn!nx tass
atou; O'Clock. fru1l Whit he lccisrcd 70 tx !
bste Of spider. lie vas bitten o stung 9is,ut II
O'Clock the night prey1oaa, and WAs III euod health
1t the tliuu- lis su1s1ings: became 20 intense
that he was forced 70 cal in phJ Jscta1 about
4:s0 clock IN the morning. The patient had
previon,J applied spirits ot tu1peustne to nc ns1t
Affected, aud medicines we're aau,n k:sreti for hia
RELIEF b5 the ply ys!c:a1l nLt pot~thst2aasaS tais
tho sufferer died In considerable agony about seSea
hCC50 ai{tE bet3C Hung.
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The Flnoa In. mfH1ouf}s

: =. RTuta E&s St ia E-.rA af1asf1 yHne q,
The dAn G-es octaSlotle4 tn nur za11r01ds bT the
heAys rasf of F'tlda! lsat. weie tar heAvter tfsn
heretofore ErEs1ted.
ctpAl damage Nas S.staiaet1 at the Grtad1toEe
Uf3dge, between Osborn and Cameron -1ne Wa,er
il the creek rIlneal agaiuss The. bridge with 1m-
luensc force, zw'Es.Hg tho eAi1e structure about
four feet ont Of place s-ftta! sinai. cliver;a
rS.e Carried away, and the track IN 4. number Of
placea badly waise1. The train ,iHe here on FIJI
Jay evening did not afti5e until Jt-t'rlay noun.
Yesterday Ill tEaiuA arrived ata departed tTatsa1et
beng madc ut the Gr1ctstone bridge
The St. joseph and Council HfnEs rad Was
seriously damaged By the stor1n- IN addition TO
the lnirry to she hEtdEe over the RlacksuaRsx the
prdgt al AnAzon1a, aIal the bridge over the Nod
AMY we're both 'laTagea. Tie tr4ck was ago
at various Places badly washed festeFdny II 9
I,r!dCe over the BtacEsnake was PUT In proper
ort,er aui the other injuries TO the ruad will t'e
ali repaired during to-day. No trims wefe san.
ming on the roa4l during yesterday, hut Assistant
Superintendent Winsuu tufGTus ta that ffalns
viii, On and after Tomorrow morning, arrive ant
depart on time.
On the Missouri Valley Railroad put lttl. dam
age xas done From this city 10 Haficlu the road
ted was unIn{uretl, aud no t1eaF Was ote15lonet1
TO the various tralns- North, to Savannah, the
road bed was haity washed, and The track "a
places cA1E1el away Considerable damage HAa
also donc 70 the work on the extension 70 the
On tie St Joseph K Denyer City Railroad, the
road was baa]y Kashcd and several box culveft
carried away. No trains were running on thi
road during yesterday. The Cpief Engineer has
full force of faooresa ut work repairing the data
nge, and the road Hl be IN It's usual good order n
3O-moFrpR.
, 1869-07-01

'rtyc ItcroFted Loss of tic Mn5or
I'owcIl Furty Pronounced II Csl-
unrd-Tlac ftels&on. TAersfoF-l4o-
cntLon OF the >t1ste Reform School.
fsInoAIAo7.,e. Ill, June 31.-Murh :t:'rr+s: Is
te IN tlls riff in the ruSet expedition, reported
to be lost
Mr. L ". k+t,lsuger, fnrr.eE EtHlf"r nf the
rurt, and felsahle gentleman now resident of
thiA city, thinks the report ults ht 1asc IN every
particular, for the *ollowng rea= ~: F1tSt: Major
1'uNeIl expected to leave tie r3!Toad a'to1t the
inst Of June, md proceed down the stream. serF
Elow]s, SO :ks To exaEaln. thc countrs, ete- lie
could not have ptocs.r!t'! Eve an'rrd niles, nnd
If be nalt succeeded In dong w., the who re-
ports them as lost could NOT possibly have returned
hg this time second MA]or Powell Intended to
teuti pioneer l,oat lD s'IyHnce and have all the
boats provided with suitable spIarAtHs for secl1-
ing them, 10 ca4e OF Acc,hcnk: nnd, lnst1y, "a -
3Ir. kep1tse1 II have tlo much faith il Major
Powell, aud his faithful and hafi5 men Major
PowrlIs present party consists, principally, Of
hardy fEpntttIsmcn.'
Much Interest Is also felt here IN regard 10 tho
location ot tue State Rel orIn School
, 1869-07-01
Tho Conl Miners Strike.

4 ceTespnnde1t Of the PhHa9elph.a Lt17y
xt1tes from Mauch chRaE, under dhte OF June 2:
10 ro-k Is going On Al any ef the mines belong
tnc: 10 tie Leh!Eh Coal aaa SAsteason caupauy,
will he re<cEsct Fass:ae tE:ursh the inning MS
rrct to.tar ne Hny q. the switch 'sack ra!!road.
We found large numbers Of the miners tdIax
away tac:r time N the vicinity Of the village oa
the sEu.tnIt and Near the m,prA An1 TO a.! appear
a1scc L,iEe:rnt 10 the Fseseu: coucssoa o. Alass:
longer Tithout work. have cone 70 the Scats-
XII rec.ou. where y1.ninR has been partially re
s,:pe... 1clase living IN the ho1=ea bt!opS.cE 70
;as tcy1r.a ~ VII, II Is satd4 he socr warned 70
;c,1r II operations nrc not commenced
+l{ ia i somewhat A1tic2lS matter 70 ascertain
i l. s:a;et! that the operators are willing 70 pay
the demand 10. a!vance WAGES nlde oy toe
miners, II Is also asscIsed lat the great Feksou
why WORK IL not fe51ueu IS FRAT fae ta1hets tu-
..s: that they sA3I co1stn7e sac Halnea 8aa e1y
WHO ssaI t,e esns sao} ed and discharged. the us-
aF7eta:e., i, the nineta 1ne operators contend
tSa: tbs A7acreGeui wn2!ds !e1et
zen e n.neTs. sTs.' sa.a tic miners Iesssnd s
era.s pes ton fo- Esans anu Ioa Ing she cats n
the mines, the price Of the coal to oe nxed a -
ard x Ee- cent to be added whenever coal koes
ls.enI saat price, tne Ser OK snA<kst TO oe .no
t,l,-nve ceuts and II per ceat On Prices oyf1 e.
h.t thev tt.ts. tnas the March CE1nk matSef
.t4!l ecu!stc the natter.
:. TEe SINE state Of ta1ng1 rIistH anoay the
T. toers at Etrantoa- End ntastJ ali E.a1s OF baa3-
ness suffer lron It Both miners ana ofcsatofs
whec cosa promise viii be made. OFef s!x h n
drtd o! thr miners at Ss1anlon hEe !s1t 1os me
srnrT!k!i coal region. Hhere WORK eau ee CO
fatued. ;"
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ttnucd sins, witch also pr-tent farmers from cut
ting ttctf EEnzs-
On Mondsy list several brewers and 1awrers Of
Till city Ncpl to AptErT, Iowa, 70 attend ] lar.
anti, which wzH brought becauAe the authorizes OF
1eut.ur. 1ora. hAd decided that Ga.eua beer
khonla not te sold there The Galeaa raanufAc-
turcfa Won the ant It u Important 70 them rom
the TACT thai thrJ sell about 4aJ,0p5 worth or btcr
annually IN Jackson County. ....
Nls1 harJ l., only daughter Of Nelson stislalan
:1clr 10 Colonel ir1ds, Of View Yorf ca.y. The
wedding, which win be very styil.A, will draw to-
Ectt g7ta. uulller Of friends from all st4 toos
OF the country. Miss 3tt1irnan Eas II Europe Last
year. ana st~nt the past w1n.t1 Ia Genesal Grants
family, In Washington The Gcueyalb house,
which Ii near Mr., Sinaua. is EeiC.: ttted for the
accommodation Of gntsM There will be eight
c'rootn1 And bridesmaids, SOME ot them from CHI
caso- Colonel Pride IVES member OF Gcoc.al
Grants stan during the wnr.
, 1869-07-01
NASHVILLE.

CitS Mn1tcFs-Vilnt 11r. LASS Is Do
in@;s Etc.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, juno So
civ matters aft ncte:. 3lt. Bass L diligently
examining lie bools Of the vas7oua city od1ciAiss
The latter m.ke no resistance OF any 1snd, but II
il tntsuutah1e that thetc Il felt deep Indignation
on the part Of many who belia*e that the action Of
Chancellor Smith Is an inexcERaLie usiEpa& ou-
Tnry say IL Is 11ss as competent fot Judge 10
appntut receiver Of State as 4 corporation A1e
Nashville. and that tbns the power Of the people
10 elect shetr Own us1ctta msy As Rny time be
ut.f;3eA tF ! rArtL;a1 JEdSc
, 1869-07-01

E,rc-I1iI1cd on Itni1roud-Southcru
E1Ailrond Trustcex.
CINCINNATI, June &C. Frederick l,quor
store, Oh Central avenue, took 1Ie tonight The
building belongs to Judge oliver. Tutal damage
nut above $1U*tb. flliy Insured
THE Cincinnati H1xf Hall Cub tclerra1as It Will
Cuiuu cruu,ltIa 4 grand reception Is awaiting II,
George iiartng was Killed Tonight, by TIT ~
O'Clock expreas tlnln Of the Little Miami itoad
near Deeruelu. uc "as intoxicated nnd "aiAlns
Ou tie track
TIE Superior Court his morning npposutea
Trustees Of The Clnctn1laa Southern Railroad:
Greenwood, Philip nendelbach and HtIliaEa
Hooper Bonds Of tlDo, 900 each arc required
, 1869-07-01

SERIOUS IEevolt In thr *tntc FFf%ori-
Srt~n F'rtxourr% E%rnpc With II
schooner. but are all CRpturcu-
Uuc n orlnl3y Woundch.
Iptt;HxEyt-S,E. june LA serious revolt oc-
tu.,,4l u: Sing S.nc Pf7son this Horn.nE. Se'ea
tcur.c:s l,ta1ned ths ttve1 Maria EHza'Hth- ~
ttt. ,.pr. aE.I shoyeu the yehse! on. The alarm
was instantly given hut the vessel n+d E''t ~
anr1,e distance. The rpnflct* we're ho:sf1aE saH,
u tiru +loTer Of bci!tts WIS sclt n!ftt tar-- y
consrt nau.eA Drake fell tnd!E wounded Tue
ms: Of tie co1s :cts rctrratcd to The cabin whom
;t~ ~ss cane ,lown With run. 4 Small hpst,
E:led With ntlcccr, then TCt on 10 the vessel! aaa
u! trr e>caF;..x tonric!s were cAp.EFeo, nr1he
va, taken to tho ht~r.lA h.i VIII probably de'
Tle te-! weft Placed IN lsooA
, 1869-07-01

!AnutvcrnnEy Exercises Of the Isoct~
ford ErEante seminary.

AnutTcrnnTy Excrct4es 0f tho ROCK"
ford ErEante Seminary
spec!a. utsn7:ch TO The t'h!raEo TRIBUNE
ItrtETnRD, ILL.,, Junc ~
l>c twcn:!c:a Anniversary af the Rockford sc-
Hale Semlaary tuok plaer heae today. Twelve
!"aEg 1at:Ies Ersarat..h. Of whom the fol.
fn~:EE Trah cs>a3s: G.e,-Etc II. JEci, OF Minuc-
sofa ca T. 1ea..s lna Mock lea:ls ii HISTORY;
stella :: 1tGE, Q! Na-llsd, WE-, Oh " t':i E''.t.
ealTah ;. Aftsrr-o!! II tte3ru, On " "Sccucc rE:i -
IaaECaSes: Iasbiinr /. H4r.cn. Of irscpars, IA
Of DEoosa. IlsAe,, Oh "Mo.u!ae'- M.sterca,
rkth :he ycIca!c:h:t. TIE Eieraej predictions G:
The IeEug Indies TrEr well Hft:te.. aad Eelectt~.
mach credit uI1t! t:"-..Ee,.l.t4 and the school
from which the? grl,sA,r so.De ASA s:a-
dents hare bten !Ar.a:vs II th:s tu.t!ution SINCE
"a focndat.on md avn 1an,e 1r.a1nnft4f Therr
;trc row ovc. eio pIt.- IN :hr -4.ralnary. Since
the organization OF The so'p,a., M.,s Arua r. 81!
>.,as been 1t3 Principal, asl l:1 cArv 4id at.ca-
The da! ha1 1,ern f'c7I;,i'.l oce 10. the otca-
The elegant Ervant!- ui'o. Which tho seIl
~ is situated looked exceedingly e1. hIs:!uS
~rtntns the alumni hcsd their Exercises Ia
~: -rugrAWlr EaA rcadicx VI le.~
slnatcs by Miss Cum, L!.,u:1-
NJ, and is,cu ut liusace
Il ito,.. '..:n Et-r:aJ t,,a.. ~
'Irttle In. -u.er tt4+ alumni, liz
.itet Eues;. will rc-
frn.S+ne.,fs he
tlnf1tF rr-GuAt- :.
-sra! reunion OF fiIA s'
the se nlaa-y pa1oss-
MEmpH.
, 1869-07-01

ST. LuElA ,1uEc sn.-Gurcrnor Mce!1ts has a:-
ttor5c TAG organization o1 airt!Al aFtasa ie:ee
"a s...,c.; fuf IT,! arrest thc notaflous Gt5sftaSS
4,.,t 1uurricstrt Samuel ll!llebsahd Of st. fs1fcs
County, an,! 1r,'r:.m2tion h4s taeen teeEcc ~
the -htr7u Of Wr., in-.on t'ounty Wafh!ne a.:
IeoI.!c acaiusf harpor:!42 him, and coHaaAha.ns
to coipnlul..ate Ii TO TIC proper AUTHORITIES \
ryH.td u Slu uN' las teen offered for LIS atsest-
, 1869-07-01
The New President: Of the North
western Culverbstys

From tAf aoTthte<tS<7 LtF14Ead4 AEtpo0*F, It@
The Election OF E. Y, uasent Y. D., L. y,
Chancellor OF the University Of the State Of Aichi--
gan to tho Presidency Of the Sorthwestesu Ini.
Ters,ty, rparfa an epoch IN Methodist educational
u1atfy It ,tndtcstes that thls .1attt1ton now
means TO broaden lis Literary, career aud best9 70
pascn 1rsI I,LAce ~ an EDUCATIONAL power We
have no doubt that Il single year S!l develop sus.
p.tsuR results. 1he new building Nllt be ready
Tor occupancy with the beginning Of the yeal, and
females are TO be euutie1 70 the PRIVILEGES o. the
ins;!tution Ii we'll 1naies- Dr.. Haven - nas4ye
of boston and iuEs short Ut 20 years Of a9e be
graduated At the Wesleyan Cnltcraiiy At Aldllt-
town Il tsl.. md ii oucc hratne TEACHER o. ~. =;
tnral sc,rpec III Armenia SEMINARY, y. u; fhsn u
l,s pamlest dA}a In lss5 ns Nas chosen ,. Fnnc..
PAL u The seminary. Leaving herr. he became
lov some ycars an c1nncDtlj succeshfu! pastor.
until, tn 1854, he entered upon the rrofessotship
oi Is:in and G1eet In the Unlye,slry Of Michigan.
whjci, ot1,ee he held tot tro YEAR,: when be va va
elected editor OF Z!uH+ UrTald- Nnle nillu1 this
last n2tnrd post, amid abundant laboes OF every
KIND, ctrt and literary, he Hass 10 the surprise Of
himself aud friends, recalled to the University Of
Michigan aud 10 It's headsh!p- For now peal1s
keyen years be has pursued here career d!stln-
ltuautshed for tta succGas and usefusntSA Dppo-
sitlon has disappeared before bis Find and thor
ou2h discipline, While The university has gsown
greatly In numbers and efficiency. We hope and
expect the career Of the new President Of "{ne
Northwest will be tfe crownt1X Etot1 Of his
-et1tuentiJ EnccessfGl life.
, 1869-07-01

Correspondence n the .s::tv Trrk 1'tent" ~.
17,si9 citizens In The city If New. York fttnra
au aggregate income Of In round sunni 81, w. :
CO.
Of sc, 81, 80 Or, less THAI faas PET cen: Of the
income taxpayers rttErn OILY lt;!e less than
hall OF the whole incomes Vi these ~ roac
have less than 99o.uae Annual tccoAe-
II VT add vi citizens @l-e 1uca11ts ART over
{10oD MI less than 49, GOO to the atnFe, It would
stan.i thus, VIZ, 17s7 cNZecs returning Al aSErc.
rate inonme OF lin round saus) ~, ,4'o"s': or net
quite 10 per cent Of lnrome taxpayers rrturninE
d per ceut Of The aole tA1ahte Incomes i can
certainly not be maintained hy the .s,ple living
under mona1chtea arss1ocrIsies. OF Euy other e..
s1lrhts That republican form Of government
t. InlmleI to tie concentration OF extreme
wealth, Us It nay sately be assumed that ;ness ts
20 city, oF even co.nmaaIty, In the world that
will show the exhibit Of four per cent tudlE'A1ais
returning nearly half Of the whole Incomes
Whether the rgurcs have latter rome fahoF> ex-
trncsed frun the immense HAS 6aoT cur great
strength Or cxtrcmc weaxues4 nlAs lrAFs ~
ttIer ptps 10 DISCUSS Enough Il seen ShcrefFpm
that tho Special Commissioner haf sood foGnda-
ton lo1 his laueutnaon that tile itch grow Echer
and the poor poorer.
Tne Following Is Tue classification Of al Incomes
, 1869-07-01
GALENA.

Fatal Accident 10 q Little Girl
weather ana Crops-LnRcE Heef-
t..alcna vn. xxetlcSut-Weddan IN
High ItfcA
GAERA, IL. +uae s0.-A little daufh:es .! 4.
II, Coleuau. on SEMINARY HILL WHO tel ieto
l,oi.e. o. = ssh -Nater on Mo1taT, aod died seon
a.ttr, va b.1led th.h mufLinE.
Another Ee1F5 ra4n LAST night. Farnef3 IN tEs
vetui.7 haFe Fptcret scr cfrIJ hJ Goods, destroy
in1 crops ana casysms away 1Eocea % ioe ioT
It9A1, T4r e9l1 ucP i badly injured b1 The ean'
, 1869-07-01
NEW ORLEANS.

Large SeIzMre of SuEur-E1tcnstvcly
urEnnIzcd system OF DefTisudtnE
the Ikexenue.
Sxw ORLEANS, june 35.-Cu!.ectoT Casey'5 u.
ye.ttgA.ions into customs ttaad. haze resnltcd IN
the nr!zuFe Il! large quantity OF sugar. belonging
Surveillance tho entire stock VI .Mpdftt1I5uez IL
t,ond in the city, a2aurnunX to efts boxes .lo'
hoEsaeaAs, 155 tttEces, and 80 baFTtls- Tue H.
y, ,staaunn nas developed IN extensively Organized
ty1ieiu @! detraudlug the ltyenuc b5 false H.
,.ices, weighing, etc. In which merchants and il
Eutul,tr u customs officers art Implicated.
, 1869-07-01
some OF the New nnaAachMsetIa
LAEAk :

The wnys ol home Industry aad bona rscEeA-
ton have been slightly stta1zenest NfbeyeI seliS
or has Mtsa intent 70 sell. milk that nas been
vatered o. otherwtse adultaated 10 mattsF y e
sfuier11nu il uap!a to 4 fu4 Of from 20 to 500.
md The same penalty Is provided fox rampeEtnz
with MN rhht Is 70 u unde 1ntp b:1rte Or cheese
a long sct hal been provided Eei3EtFc TO kAc5:aE.
aee and sale Of petroleum ard nther exaicAses
Commercial fertilizers ccas: be laoeted With . tsde
statement Of their chemical cpmpuz.t!ou. undef
pen1nJ, Parcels ct thread s:sc R1us: oea-
8 uue statement at The number Of ynnds con'alnrd
i, them. Cruelty 70 animals = fort''den II aeT
81 atnte- In regard 10 btrcs, h1rs c{Es and deer,
punishable ocenees are the kt:lcE PURSUIT Of cap
hire Of fresh Eater 10 II l,'1p tneiF tetdt1S
Of tost1ng grounds at any tine tne killing Or Dis
tu;canee 81 the nest Or esga Of aoy ondonesaea-
ted t.r1;, except Fn:pet hawks, oHlsr cfeEH, Hyf
ana cul;s, except Cpoa the written conAent Of tho
feecfmen 1t Mayor and Aldermen; the ktit2x Of
Wild deer befute DECEMBER Ia 1s7. and eEer afte:
except between ueceHbeE Is and September l.
The protective safin on dogs FL not altered but
the surp!rs atrer setting ictton blll1, l. nov 70
be returned to the town4 fer the he1ets oe PEa4-
:hfaftfs sud 1chpoaA
, 1869-07-01

kAG t0A4AAE
LFRqA oCR srEc1AL CORRESPONDENT
FOND ur LAC, Wis, June 81.
The farmers Of this Eesiou of countzJ arc be-
coming quite discouraged in regard 10 thetr cropA
We have net had 20 Ereat foots OF rain etIice
1851. The fearful storm Of rain snd ha1 which
fell On the 1eth was very imre1fecly described By
our telegram OF that date. The damage IN this
county, By that stortu alone, wa= not less thAn
f;5,occ and probably reached $ioo,oeo. Since that
tine II has ra,ued nearly ever! da1 rnssl today,
which S.ves promise O. being bright aud clear.
Tue .uala throughout the county A.t impossible
for loads hence psodrce does not Eore, and
times ate seyereIs dun The corn and potato
c.yp IL badly damaged, aaa great leaz Of rust IN
the NhearEene.ally prevails.
Eye.! log N the upper s!rers wlu be brought y
this III sact, ard the 1uuhet1aen may rejoice OF
tia. tco1e Cash demand fer lumber, howe7er, Il
vesy light
Greater preparations for celebrating tas Fortta
Of Iu]y are he1ng msde than ever before II The
weather proves propttous 1t Is estimated thss their
viii no, be less thau 1900 people In the city from
the country. non. Matt Il. Carpenter, Cnited
s:.,cs senator, viii he the o.ato. o! the ear'
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privy ko,1ucil-IIcclprocify Treaty.
Hail storm.
Ottawa, t,n,.. .ture 3o.-The PctSs CoSncu u1es
rcsteIuay, aol |; I. utce+stooi aElsuscm cmeots"
made TciHt!ye TO the Gren!ng Gf rbad tc tac
Ne-1Ne*. ... ~. - -.
Jtnn Rose It'll n.ncteA n Washington m sar
l1tA Of J.y 20 ccso.lase tae proposed Reciprocity
trTast- ... . -.
etoyr, SUNDAY 9th The La! e:o ses bcinT nfe 10
eight iuches u t.xe. Much damage vas done 10
f-,.tCr.t t!;ete WIS n. cacuEa "a sa"a 70. :s-
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Opinion Of tf,o supreme Court on
sprrtStc Appropriation E1s11.
spec,al Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IEptAfAFoLla, Ind, June ~.
Judsc Frazier, Of the Supreme court, delivered
the opinion OF the Court this Afternoon Oh the
legality Of the passage Of the Spec,nc Appfo2rta-
tluu pill, WhEct. 1t will he remembered, Was
passed by the Legislature after the
democratic members hal Withdrawn, to ht-
fr.,t legislation ant. h.fnrc os1:a. nu,cc OF the
fact VIE nent 70 the Legislature by tie Governor.
They hold that IN the recor1ts or journals O! the
two houses contain M nofice Of the fact that any
pc...ou of e!ther buly hat re.tsnel, II !s Pre-
kutZi-t that quorum was present, nn1 that the
t.ll wae legally passed. They make no reference
TO Tie rotE on the Fifteenth Amendment. hAt 1t Ia
generally believed tt.at their private views co'ncldc
with tEr@e fIf Senator Morton and otEcr leading
Kfrn.clns upon thAt Question
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SChCuCCtn d.

StuEsErA,y, y. r. June :e-Gorernor uo1-
nan "a dressed the alulnnl Of LnIon college to-
dar- ....
I3nn I'm 1iatT,* who vas attacked hs rarafysts
~ the meeting Of Inc alumni sn-4tJ, bas FeeoE-
cred bis k;xeSh, and Il improving, but he viii not
l,c lille to preside 1t TIT cuHmtncenlent t'-not-
toR. ...
lafvc1 gathering Of those Interested In the
welfare OF tie college Ii present Than has occurred
for years. No election Of President has ret been
u,n1n,
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OCEAN STEAMERS,

FOE LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
1fN4N LINZ OF MAI. STSiMEkS, 5lfLll3
FHOM- kfW YORK EEKRY sATl,RnA7.
Ra.r] al par.lfe ~ tts A.tu1da5 steas7ef:
FitYt Uabin tod kteerter. uurrrceT-
Lsp,o. RI Surrssu IM % Lp,,l u Lys+att.a &.4as
:. Fss..fn hJ tas Toesd.y stfanef. 2. a.m q; :.
Llor Iot LteerIt .. SNW tpsol Of 9teAass n
It. Johs3, Il u. - E:5a: :5sss'' ~ aa
Iaske<s sold . and tsoes sne:11s. i-ss;. =! -
Oonuoent Il esodezat' ra:a. f.. fsEht- =: TI.asS
auuty 1t thA QqtppsIJ1 T. o+.s, JOHN T. DALI
1e9t Is nFo.+fvay, n.~ & yAAS = ~: AZ.
RACK Wsste1u Afas.. '-.ss4<. *Eas eas1a !4.as
, 1869-07-01

BAITIAnkH, June so.-nTr< <1dent Grant aod
dlsttnEu Ahed parry tsdas visited tne WORKSHOPS
OF the Baltimore Ohio Rs!.roSd. II Mount Slasr'
they subsequently embarked on the steamship
Haltlnore for 3 Trip rrnnah1y ~ far n Fortress
Monroe and will retu:h to-mor3o*.
BALTIMORE, June 3G.-The Presidential partE re-
turned aiter prtcerdioG twenty miles down the
lny xud General Gn,ut lef1 for Nas14letoo tlss
, 1869-07-01

kcttcr mud Stokes Meet ut Cllnton-
Audar~on CouRxT.
Spccia: Despatch to The Chicago T1lbun e.
kSoAyl1LE, June 20.
Eehsc1 aud Stokes spoke to-day at Clinton, An
.!er~on County, twenty milea distant on the knoS-
y1l.e Ken tucky Railroad, special train being
run to and from Knoxville, to ncconEodafe Tis-
ito.s. No new !ssces were presented. except q
Nashville telegram, cILlTn1ng proposed pl1n 10
denounced the Whole thing AZ false. About two
hundred people we're present. Andersen County
viii be mach divided. posno!I sna2a majority
1cr SsutSl,
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ALBANY, juno sn.-Ata ult-etInR u the sock-
hr!tiI,s u tn+. New York Cenr1I Railroad Com
rary to-day &c III shares otd IN !1rof ~ taFlhs
AUTHORITY to the Directors 10 issue stock IN e1-
change for tnte7rAt ct!iilcases. IicIe we're ~
EEFr!kc votes,
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Foreign t&eFkrtA
): Fratx1pKr. jim. al-av e:taS.
CEi;ed s,a:es bs.a4, 6. 4 &..I
Bx1I4e atcsdv; rtn.e.. u Hsoes Il eeutansa
, 1869-07-01
BOSTON,

Tri1slcrs OF Harvard lulScrsity-
New ProhibitorY Law.
Has7oS, June eu.-The following gentlemen
wctt etc'c.i oye15eers OF Harvard College !oI ~
,c;.rs: Edward F. ua!e, CHARLES F. ADAMS WI.
lam A. Richardson, William G.. Russell anu NalIu
a!rp4usou: for nse yeaEs+ SatlGel A. Greehe
Tie ne rronltttory liquor la" goes INTO eHecs
to- nlor1ow -lorbiddlng the sale ol acoao4c
l1..uo and lRHcE.