ROCHESTER, August q, 1876.
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ROCHESTER,, August %, lo40.
our Burnt District--LnproUemen Episcopal
Il Conrentio,l-Comtot Of Eyrors-Military Rerie,c-


Market-Morse's Telegraph.


sour burnt district" is all life and animation, by
the hum Of workmen engaged in rebuilding and wi
dening the street, and from present appearance OF
contemplated projects bids fair to outvie any other
part of our city,in durability and beauty OF buildings
to be erected. In fact there seem 10 be more inn
provements and buildings going on this season than
last,when there were $40 buildings erected, many Of
which are large and expensive.


The Episcopal Convention OF the Western Dio-
ccse of this State has been in session here this
week, which, with the Court of Errors, has called
among us many distinguished strangers; among
them we noticed Bishop Delaney, Speaker Seymour,
VIM. H. Seward, and many others. Quite an ami
mated discussion arose in the Convention, from the
introduction OF a resolution offered by Judge Day.
ton, for the removal gof Bishop Onderdonk from the
Church, which he holds in the General Theological
Seminary OF New York, which was finally postpo-
ned for action until the next convention.


Business at the Court of Errors, seems to pro-
gress very slowly, as this warm weather has bad
effect on the Senators in attendance, who are so
arduousy confined to four and half hours day
IN session However, within few days, the pre-
sence OF great many OF our ladies' comprising the
W peauy ana iasnlon Oh our city, has had tendency
to arouse their dormant faculties. During the week,
parties have been given them by the
nor, Mayor Pkin, and the worthy clerk, Elwood, at
which the principal political nrguers have been pre-.
sent concoctng schemes for the next campaign drink
ing champaign, or flirting with of our fair damsels


One OF the largest of citizens gathered
on such an occasion witnessed to-day the parade o.
military and review by the Lieutenant. Governor and
senators on Browns Square, Our military ap.
peared TO better advantage Williams Lghl Infantry
that well-dscipincd and richly csparisoned corps,
were the admiration of all present. and fully sustained
the high reputation they have deservcdy gained
among the citizcnsoldicrs West On their late cxcur.
sion to Detroit the fine manly form of this corps was
particularly noticed. The Greys were out with their
usual numbers, and made fine appearance, together
with the Cadets and German Grenadiers Holloway 4
and Adams Brass Bands discoursed sweet music during
the parade and all passed off as merry as marriage
bell' Rochester may well be proud Of such display
of military


The news by the Hbernia" has created quite an &C.
tivty among the mers, and wheat begins to come in
briskly93 cents paid to-day Fruit in this immedi-
ate vicinity is abundant, house here s packing and
shipping to the Western States and Canada. Peaches
were sold in the street to-day for 81 bushe apples 90
cents.


The stock for the construction Of the line Of Telegraph
from here to Buffalo is all taken, large share Of at
Lockport, where two daily papers soon to be esta
bshed We understand Il s the intention to have 1t in
operation in time for the Presidents message.