By way of Sydney we have dates from San Francisco to the 7th of October. ' The ceremonies of the inauguration of the first Ger man Evangelical Church in San Francisco, and the installation of the pastor, the Rev. Mr. Eahn, took place on the afternoon of Sept. 16, at two o'clock in the Chinese chapel, corner of Stockton and Sacramento sjaeets. < The Rev. Dr. Anderson, of the first Presby terian Church, had been requested by the consiStory to officiate, as the next kindred in faith and he very wil lingly complied with the request. The chapel was well filled with the congregation. The ceremonies consisted in an appropriate hymn and prayer, and the constitut ing of the congregation by Dr. Anderson, according to the formulas of the German reformed Church in the United States, whereby the congregation was recog nised as a part of the Christian Church. Immediately after this, the pastoral relation between the Rev. Mr. Rahn and hiß congregation was established. The pastor of the congregation then installed the various officers, and made » short address and prayer. The services concluded with a hymn sung by the congrega tion, and a benediction pronounced by the pastor. The largest yield of wheat of which we have any ac count this season, in Santa Cruz country or elsewhere, is from the farm of R. P. Peckham, in the Parajo val ley; he has just completed harvesting 2006 bushels from 30 acres— average yield, 66£ bushels per acre." We are assured by Mr. P. that the same was not a full crop, many portions of it being badly blighted and yielding apt over 30 bushels to the acre, while other, portions yielded as high as 90 bushels. It is of the sonorian variety — the seed was blue-stoned — and the crop is entirely clear of Bmut and rust. The expected duel between Senator Broderick and Judge Terry took place on the morning of the 13th September, at a quarter to 7 o'clock, in a ravine on Davis's ranch, San Mateo county, about two miles south of the east end of Lake Merced, and ten or twelve miles from San Francisco. Terry was accom panied by his seconds — Calhoun Benham and Thomas Hays, and his surgeon, Dr. Hammond. Roderick's seconds were— Joseph M'Kibben and Mr. Coulton. Dr. Locke attended at his surgeon. 