CINCINNATI, O., May ed, 1876.
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SiNSiFNaii, o't way iCfO.


We arrived safely in this city at few mi
nu,es after o'clock this morning, making the
whole trip from Pillsburg, distance of 469A
miles, in "A hours.


Never, perhaps, was the river in better or
der for the boats. The one we came in was a
line boat indeed. She is l85 feet long her
name, Wisconsin Capt. Grace, of PiuSburg,
L. r. Mills, Clerk


The scenery along the river is very interest
ing, and felt it most delightful privilege TO
enjoy such journey, in such agreeable com
pany.


Cincinnati is place of immense business,
and is the most handsome city have ever
seen (save Washington, of course.) We were
received with gladness, and our residence
assigned US with different families. NV
self and lady, are most comfortably situated, as
indeed, suppose, all will be- Several mem
bers Of The Conference, from various parts of
the Union, have already arrived, and others
will be coming in every day until the session
commences. 1t is expected there will be a
full attendance Of the Delegates from all the
Annual Conferences. The proceedings shall
be sent to you, and to the readers OF the Foun-
tain regularly. am inclined to believe that
the circulation Of the Weekly Fountain will be
quite extensive in these parts, as it is already
at other places. have employed an agent,
who will at once commence his work.


We regret exceedingly to learn, from your
paper, that Mr.. AsAcom is dead.


You will hear from me more at large, in a
few days. IT, w.