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New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ROARD OF HEALTH.
FAT MELTING AGAIN-REMOyING MANURE-CON-
TAGIOUs DISEASES, ETC.


FAT MELTING AGAIN-REMOyING MANURE-CON-
TAGIOUs DISEASES, ETC.
AT a meeting of the Board of Health yester-
day the application OF the Butchers Hide and Fat
Melting Association having establishment in Forty
dfthst for permit 10 continue business, denied,
because they had combined saughtering and at-meltng
IN one hermit In order to allow separate applications
10 be put in the first application was withdrawn The
majority Of the Board seemed to be in favor OF allowing
hermit for saughteTng, but were opposed 10 fatmelt
ing.
Nossrs Kane RYAN, contractors for removing the
manure from the various railroad and omnibus stables
In this city, recently presented permit asking that they
no allowed 10 occupy their present dumping ground on
the East River between FOrty-sXh and Forty seventh
sta They SET forth that they yearly 100000 loads
of manure long since at cost OF $1,000 or sltO
they removed from East Tlrtyeightlst To the present
noiHt Tho petitioners further set forth that IT would
nfic serious loss on them to he compelled 10 remove
daily the manure from the dumping ground Ihe sam
tary Committee, 10 whom was referred the matter,
made a majority and minority report. oolnnls lssuA, >
rnse and Mullaly recommend that temporary permit
be granted petitioners for the reason That tatnet
ing Strengthening, and other nsances are carried on IN
fe immediate neighb0rhOOd and II would be manifest
Injustice 10 refuse permit IN this case. Dr; stephen
citb nresened minority report opposing the grant
ing of such permit, the ground that the place was
nuisance to the surrounding neighborhood and the
decayng manure had tendency la breed feyers After
considerable discussion, the permit was granted 10y
vote of tO 3 Commissioners Gross, Mutually Brennah
sOJ Cecrarini voting in the affirmative, and President
Bosworth and Commissioner smith in the negative q,
peTfuits to melt lftsu ltIu were
the street Cleaning Committee authorized 10 have
such extra street cleaning done az IL may deem ht
The weekly eter Of the City Sanitary Inspector was
read, follows: ,.,
BUREAU oy SASuARI INSPECTION. HR,IrH DEPARrrIsT }
No. Ul MOrI- ST.. SEw-loRS, Ang. 3, 1870. y
pxoys II .pt s1 retg-y Board Of ne Hdlh Department
Ibsvc tb honor 10 report Of this the
pc .cs With reference during the week end
inc Angn SI less than the previous week. %
.s az refusing fever the week or he attr
Mott Murry Cherry and West Eighteenth and Nineteenth s
m he Tsenueth furnished the proportion As before s1g
restel report tlhy conditions undoubtedly tue
propgators factors in this dfase Hence cannot
tho Of iunAl
recommended especially of those upon the vest side 10 he
Tusr.ib and T.en second Respectfully submitted,
MoREAU MoRiIs City Ssn.tsry Inspector
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CAMP.MEETING AT SING SING.

The annual camp-meetng, under the direc-
ton Of the Methodist CampMeeting Association Of New
York City, was formally opened yesterday afternoon.
The meeting is held in beautiful grove about two miles
from the village of Sing Sing and she tents shaded
by magnificent old oaks aud elms. fine spring OF
water by affords the luxury Of a cooling draught.
IL il brought 10 the grOundsIby means Of steam pump,
which forces II into large iron tank, capable OF supply
fng at least 1900 persons with that muchneeded lux
ury, while small stream near by furnishes enough
for those families that regularly keeping house
10 have their Washing done more inviting spot for
could not be found and igh when the
grounds lighted finer sight IL seldom The
grounds contain eight acres two handsome cottages and
at the present some 800 tents most OF which occupied
by families belonging To this city. A few tents have
been provided this year for odgers only which great
Improvement on former years. when persons were com
PEELED 10 either take their meals where they boarded
be- under the expense OF n OF missing getting them
elsewhere.
The general charge Of the meeting OH the Rev
Dr. Ferris, Presiding Elder Of the New York District
The public service commenced at p. H., when the
Vim. &. Smith, pastor OF the Janest NJ +. Church.
preached very interesting sermon selecting his text
Romans chap verse ]: After the sermon, prayer
meetings generally held in the different tents
the evening AT ~, the Rev. Uriah Messer OF the
yourth-st NJ T. Church. preached, but account
OF IT. being the first day. and greater portion Of the
last few days very few attended. Al present there
about 20 ministers present them the Rev. ST
Merritt IT, and Bishop James: More expected before
lent order maintained on the first DAY.
The sheriff Of the county has sworn III large number
Of special policemen 10 bc the ground during the
all visitors Sunday next The Committee deem this
measure absolutely necessary ior the welfare Of those
whom are mere infants. The Committee also wish II to
he distinctly understood that the grounds will safely
cOnnOdac 1900 persons, and all viii
cordially welcomed on any day but Sunday The order
Of exercises for each day will be preaching AT 10 a. H.
D. me- ana 'O D. m, the intervals 10 be occupied with
prayer meeting fine toned bell Will give the signal
lew moments before the SERVICES begin.
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THE PRICE OF MILK.

conference in reference to the price of
milk held at Goshen, in Orange County, the 9th
inst between committee OF six hy the milkmea
OF this city and Of the number chosen at the
meeting the day OF farmers belonging
the Orange County Milk Producers Association. The
subject under consideration the price OF milk for the
months of July and August, the city claiming that
the price asked by the Association too high After
some discussion, the members OF the Association de
teTluned that the Committee from the city presented
no credentials and could guarantee that what they
might promise would I've faithfully performed by the city
mlkmC H. and for other reasons, the Association would
decline To modify Its prices, and would Insist four
cents per quart for July and five cents for August
invitation was given 10 the New-York mlkInen to he
present at the next monthly meeting Of the Assoc
Al (.nsl
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brevoort House--Judge \. j. Parker, AlDany
Lord Wodehous England and Lieut.. Commander thaI
wick u. g. N z= Fifth Avenue HOtel-EN-6ov' poVI "a
win Of Arizona, Col. Robert Campbell ~ ST bOulh,
Rev j. Berg OF Baltimore. = New YORK HOtel-'oI
IT, r. Huochngs OF Gov. BOwie's staff OF Maryland - :,
Astor House-The Hon. W. Graham MiddletOwn, y. y.
the Hon T. b. Morgan. Aurora, y. Y, and Gen j. DIM
ick IT, s. A. -== st. Nicholas Hotel-Leut.- -COminandei
Iudlow u s. " === Metropolitan HOtel-Ihe Hon
Addison II Latin, VI. C.. Herkimer n. Y == HOFFMAN
U0use-Gen. Cadwalader Of Philadelphia and capt
starring West Point. =- Everett HOuse-The Rev
DR. Angus and the Rev. Thomas Ayeling London, ana
Judge Duer Of New-Jersey. == 81 James hOtel-lhe
Hon +. NJ Madden, MiddletOwn, y. \.
DEPARTURES.
yice-Admral Porter left the city Yesterday morning
for Narragansett X. l. Gen. +. 4. starring L . Con
suar Agent sails for Europe to-day In the Russia.
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Collector Murphy appears to be feeling the
cares of Office If the crowd ia the lobbies and outer
Offices leading his private apartments any indca
un of the number Of Office seekers who desirous Of
serving their country In any capacity where little Labor
il rewarded by liberal pay. Applications, backed by
recommendations, come pouring IN by the hundred, hut
as vet few changes have been made Among the well
known persons who called upon Mr.. Murphy yesterday
Gens. Lloyd Aspinwall and Stewart L. Wood
vnn eI-AsaessOr Webster. oIt0lsefov ~ Internal
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AQUATIC.
AQUATIC.
THE BAYoNNE YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

The Fourth Annual and Second Union Re
gatta Of the Bayonne Yacht Club took place yesterday
assembled at the Clubhouse early in the after
choice company Of invited guests. The Club
House is beautifully situated bluff and afforded,
from the veranda fun vewIof the races. Every train
brought III number of persons anxious 10 witness the
regatta Yachts of the first second and third classes
were entered and the following 10 he the courses
Yachts Of the first and second classes from the Judges
boat off the Club House to Fort Lafayette and return
to be sailed twice, eQuang % miles. For yachts OF te
third class from the Judges boat 10 stakeboat on lde
Honr Hotel thence around Robbnss Reef Light House.
and return; To he twice sailed, making about Is
miles. A prize medal to be awarded To the winning
Yacht in each class.
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HOME NE WS.
TIIR WEATHER

lhn w :" -" goqr Tber Bar WIND
NRv-foRE Hour lher b,n "'"' A., O h "a, Nl2SE.
IL 800 ml7S.SE. od 5oits u,
81 D16SK ~. b., d,g
REMARKs-Yesterday, Tuesday, the yth W Was H. 90 90
sunshiny from II q. The SKY was Hon'ai"niy - y, :,
cloudy from midnight To II a. M cloudy az " III ibt
other times but little slightly cloudy dsttn. v
0ino at times in the W. and N. from p. M to lo R,y
during the morning very gusty to p III No'e'
From 10 %. IN. to u a variable sky. , g., t-of
Enckcs comet which revolved around the sun IN 's
IN about l2Os DAYS 1852 in 12O days, is fennu t a.,
no contracfing its orbit IL will doubtless ial lto o
To- the naked eye It's next appearance will be about D
cember 1871, or January, 1872
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The IWeeU INC III TIt IIIsI VIdNH "
minute the Bella, in the second, by 5lS muutes, and
the Perrin. in the third by % seconds.
upon cheer went from the club room and the
steamer where the Americus Club were strongly en-
trenched amid champagne and salad The band OF the
7th Regiment also on board. The Minnahannock
then steamed up TO the city with the Tweed in tow.
YACHT.
The Mary lane Tweed was built by Mcclellan for Mr..
Ferris of the Americus Cub and by him presented to Mr.
Tweed. She launched in June, and this was her
first race She is burden and carries large glib
and topsan
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB-ANNCAL CRUISE.
The yachts of the Atlantic Yacht Club met
at Whestone yesterday, preparatory to starting on
their annual cruise. At o'clock all the yachts, as fol-
lows were present and only waited the arrival OF the
steamer Seawannka which TO bring several of the
yacht-owners and their guests, to get under way:
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AleXander Rnrhai

alexander Barbat, age A. of Philadelphia
sIuay s.teted the liquor store of Thonns lioaeh at
~ $40 LlshtlaNe and procured gass OF liquor IN
onsrIh.n Wy The bartender, lac afterward swallowed
i'.ity oi iaudanum, aud died In a short time Jdcob
oosIrhah, German, age S. was found hanging by The
oa e,tlday Ia his apartment In the tenement NO 20i
ES npsOI'st Ann Rllley, age 49, commit lcd suicide
ScIuy ~ her Residence, No l0j ThrdaNe., by taking
d iuahlitS OF Ixa-sic acid. disappointment IN II love
an was The hnpeiling cause. Al inquest was held III
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CRICKET
PATERSON vs.. MANHATTAN.

The Cricketers of the Paterson Club will
take early train to-day for Hoboken where they are
.rged Ia plry rl II Of the Manhattan Club. PLAY will
~ allied al 10 a. NJ a. is desirable that the fun four
Innings he PLAYED. The Manhattan Club have engage
went 10 pay al Troy soon.
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Assayer and ex-Police Com

Revenue sheridan Shook, Assayer and exPollce Com
thn Naval Office Mr. Grnne Ia recovering from the
e of the Yacht regatta and In accordance with ms
10, yyinisy announced determination, viii make no
changes without cause
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yachts were entered:

The Yacht Plover used as judges boat. watson
Ellsworth Treasurer OF the Bayonne Yacht Club Capt
The yachts took their position OF the Club-House
START
At 3:1 the first gun brought all hands ready Tor
business after interval OF five minutes the secoud
gun fired, and the start was fairly made through
short quick sea- the wind blowing a cracker from the
southeast The Tweed led Off closely followed by the
up by both The boats Of the third class squared
away for the stakebOat off Caven Point, and carrying
inch of tore through the water like ashoa
of pOTpOses. In the rounding OF the stakDOat by the
down." filed, and, partly righng, sunk with men and
balasta aboard All the men were rescued by an oyster
sloOp
and retained much the positions during the way up
to the Fort The closely followed by the Min
nahannOck chartered by the Americus Club, ana
Tweeds steam yacht. In the meantime those on shore
and in the Judges boat eagerly watched the boats as
they sped away toward the Narrows. AT $40 the Ma
da put in from the race and in five minutes after the
Molle, having split her pardncrplank:
lowed by the Sophia The excitement on shore was IN
tense. At the second turn the Jeanette, although
minutes astern OF the Bella by closely huggng the
Staten Island Shore and working down through the dead
water inside the point rapidly oyerhaued the Bella
when off the Quarantine the Hood tide met her not on
the weather bow and standing over for the Long Island
shore she about close under the Beas lee Had the
wind held south she would have gone TO WlndWaTd
of the Bella tack. This the great display
of seamanshp of the day. The tide now running AT
the rate hour. The Oceanic, Jefferson,
and Jennie up the race ait1 the hrs round Bear
ing past the keboat at the Fort they headed fun for
the home stakeboat 7300 the Sophia swept In past
Judges stand and then for two minutes there was
the intense excitement as TO whether the Tweed
like a gale with her bulwarks down In the water and
her cngng 10 the upper SIDE and only two minutes
after the Sophia The Fyaway ruled out on account
of not again rounding the Fort The full times of the
100 hfa.. rayitFa halo
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r-,o moi. ,,orfaGt orler was maintained. Mr WIN. A.
prb 80 propkvn President of the Prospect Park Far
ronnd Association, acted as starting Judge III IL eh
,d 49, a ,reat crowd will be present tomorrow 10
he race for the $4,000 purse for which there are
ten entries The pool selling tonight stands Harry Har
lev sS0 Lady Augusta, S25 Prince, 2C field, $25.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

Yesterday afternoon n large circular saw used
IN the wOOd-yard Of = &. Williams, ~iXtcentiist near
Avenue Is, while N motion broke from the betting, passed
through "a wood and sheot-rOn PARTITION crossed six
teentls struck the front wall of house near
a thirdstOTy window, making a large hole in the brick
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
ARRIVAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

Jefferson Davis, ex-Prcsident OF the so-called
Confederate States arrived in the city yesterday morn
,, ,-o,n baltimore and ia at the New-York Hotel. He
dav in the Cunard steamship Russia for Europe,
IN ioin bis family there.
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thnrCunefInSnb J

THE EXCELLENT MENU or tIc 3IEEICAN
NJ R.roy eouepf Itself o. Traveller The D'ston
passed parties either on busnee or peasis AA1 "
aneqqAled.
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STAR VS.. CHAMPION AT JERSEY CITY.
Tho Er.t Of a Sn1ins nf Vamps for the AmatG


championship was played yesterday at Jersey City, be
tween the Champion Club of that place and the Stars Of
BROOKLYN The had II All their way from the
beginning finding trouble III hitting Willis whHe the
Champions, ike all other clubs, were unable to bat
Cummings with any success. The game was well played
with the exception of the last inning by the stars
Rogers catching instead of Jewell who split his tnger
the Champions assisted by couple OF muffs and passed
balls, made five runs, leaving the total at ten thus
making four games out Of eighteen in which double
figures have been scored against the stars The game
was played with one Of Waughs dead balls, and was
witnessed by about $500 people.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
THE TURF.
THE BUFFALO PARK RACES.

BUFFALO, Aug. 9.-The Buffalo Park Asso-
e,atop had brilliant opening Of their Summer meeting
to-day About 1000 persons were present. belhg tAe
hest attendance ON the first day of any previous meet
ing Ths weather was fine, and the track ana grounds
In excellent order The first race "as ioi 1Ise @ o
1000 for horses that h2d never beaten E5i Si,-o W
arst horse $500 To second and 500 10 third Ten horses
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

On Friday the Atlantics play the lIarvards on
the Captoline grounds and the Muuals play the Brook
lyu Athletics on the Union grounds tomorrow To-day
the only match of Importance is between the Reporters
and CIlcEeteIs.
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TIE ATHLETICS Al HOME.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-The Athletics arrived
home tins evening" and were afterward serensded by
various clubs.
FUTILE q BAILEY VS.. EXCELSIOR.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-The game of base
ball to-day resulted - fO the Excelsior OF Philadelphia
~ II for tie Tuttle d Bailey Club.
RED STOCKINGS vs.. LAWMAKERS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 0.-1he game between the
Red Stockings and Haymakers OF Troy resulted as FOL
iOws:
ls. "a 80 4tb 5tb 9Th. 7th. 8h 9Th Total
Red Stockings ......... II o l3 50
In ymakers ............. O.
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REGATTA In GALVESTON BAY.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. Jan eXclting re.
eata took place 10 day in Galveston Bay There Is
entries and the distance miles The j. d. sabels
f. Ofoot keel yacht the winner. Time, hours and
minutes.
REGATTA OF THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-The regatta of the Royal
won by Mr.. j. MuhOlands schooner Egeria.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

Umpire M Collins Of the Gotham
Time Of game, tNo hOurs.
The Stars play the Harvards on Saturday,
NJ the CapitOline Grounds.
The Harmonic and Eagle mines met at HO-
D0ken yesterday and after game Of innings the Eagles
were declared the victOrs by score Of ~ to 81.
ist. D. 81 4ih. 5th. 9TH 7th. 9th
Esfsssi, ..i;.......55 .......5 : 8 "a "a
Iunire-Mr Gooi.need Of The Gotham CIuh.
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About o'clock the signal was gwen from the Tidal
Wave (at the main peak of which the Commodore 5
signal all made ready TO start. large number OF
peope had the arrival and start OF
the beautiful craft for which the Atlantic Club is noted
The feet proceeded Glen Cove, where they anchored
for the night To-day they to NewHaven, further
if the wind permits The further movements OF the feet
will be subject the daily direction OF the Commodore
hut they will visit Newport, New Bedford and MarthaS
Vineyard where they will spend the last Sunday OF the
cruise, order TO attend the campmeeting. They Will
probably StOnngtOn and Sag Harbor. On Saturday
and Sunday they will remain at GreenpOrt, 10 re-
ceye some friends who intend joining the fleet there
The cruise will extend two weeks, closing with
grand hop at Bridgeport.
The Madeleine will not join in the cruise her owner in
tending to for the Brooklyn Yacht Club cruise, Of
which Club he has lately been elected Commodore.
The New-York Yacht Club commences their cruise on
Thursday and viii rendezvous at Glen Cove on Wednes-
day at p. They will visit New London, NewBed-
ford and Mathas Vinysrd tat which places the prizes
presented by Mr. Ashbury win he competed fOr and will
also visit New-Haven, StOnington, Sag Harbor and
other places The two fleets, which will be out together
will muster about 80 yachts.
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Is, "a 81 4S 5th 9th 7th 9Th 9Th Total
sitn1:.......... Mqu1l:. .,........ 9 Q 3 -
Umpire Mr Gum Of the Eckl0ri Club
1Yuie Of game, hours.
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JERSEY All licenses 10 sell liquor by Law
but TIE C CLERK by Objection Of n
dmrn permission to all who Apply 80 the business pusp,I
and SUNDAYS. gang OF thieves iett Moala,
loae The soonerJ X Lawrence ug the per of
broke Captains cabin and stole property vsae Of
=
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NEWARK. Martin T. O'Cornor \ docL hand ~

Y n e
hosnl the Naasou. dVN Moy of Fort amn
returning tnn the Pshns Bank,
The Of the Trlery Compau al their
ohcc Is a to be 800 short and the aru' benjamin m town
Fud,, and has not been bear from lis ao. IN N.N.
,rt Mr. Lewis Johuson of isyerh Mass hren cloeu
Principal Of The High school ,e ML DAap r-sged Johnson
has the very highest Testimonials teacher lie VIII dut
tic oI~nns of the Tho .~. N.vs su. ou.
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AN EXCITING CONTEST IN BR0oKLYN-TIIE De
FRAT OF THE ATLANTICS-sCORE 8 TO Z.
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The Yacht PlOver used indPes' boat Watson
Ellsworth Treasurer OF the BayOnne Yacht Club, Capt
Frank spraghts and william Wake the Judges.
The yachts took up their position off the Clubhouse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-22
Sambo's Soul I'm Danger.

We have already shown by statistics
that the attendance of the colored popu-
lation in the South at church had
shown an alarming decrease since the
war. 4 correspondent in Virginia,
formerly slave owner, endeavors t"
explain the cause for this Before the
war Sambo, by the proceeds of his labor,
contributed TO the support of religious
communities, and churches WED, with
each other in efforts to save his soul-ln
other words caring for his religious and
moral training. Since the war Sambo
finds that instead OF paving for religious
culture in labor he has to pay for 1t III
cash; and that being the case he perlers
to pay it to preachers of his own color,
or, as it happens in too many instances,
not to paw ANYTHING at all. Hence it is
that he is growing careless and lndltlcr-
ent about religious matters, aud unless
something be soon done by his North
ern friends and sympathizcrs to rescue
him there is danger that he will eventu
ally relapse into his original condition
of barbarism and voudooism. Here l.
an opportunity for some of the self sacrl-
ficing, strongminded schoolmarms, and
Others philanthropically inclined in New
England, to lend a hand to save the
perishing soul of poor Sambo ere 1t
sinks INTO darkness and oblivion for
eyer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-22
paMRRoY, CuEcKMATRD.

a
A few days since Julian, of Indiana,
had the Pomeroy branch Pacific Rail-
road bill referred to his committee.
This virtually killed il, and there has
'been a violent pressure brought to bear
on his committee to get the bill re-
turned to its place on the Speaker
table. Although Julian is opposed to
the bill, his colleagues instructed him
to report il back, and ask to have it
put on the Speakers table Coburn, of
Indiana; McNeely, Of Illinois; Taffe,
OF Nebraska, and Randall, of Pennsyl-
vania, objected Taife stated that the
bill was passed by an agreement among
Senators, which the House committee
on Pacific Railroad proposed to ignore
in an amendment A motion 10 sus-
pend the rules was lost, and the chances
are that this grant will 90 over till next
session, though the parties working for
it are confident they can force it
through. g.,..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-22
Glad 10 Heart.

That plentiful rains, still in season TO
do much good to the growing crops,
have fallen throughout England, and
that the drought, which has been very
serious in some parts over there, is ended
in France. In Great Britain we arc,
however, sorry to learn the late rains
have been attended with an cxtraOrlIn-
aIy amount of lightning and thunder,
resulting in destructive fires in various
sections of the island In truth, the
seasons since last fall have been very
remarkable in their heats and trosts and
droughts and storms all over the world,
and particularly north of the equator,
and there is no telling exactly what per
turbations in our atmospheric currents
are yet to come, though much might Toe
learned by a proper Use Of the telegraph
for this important purpose.