, 1859-05-16

~ oA A'4IuTuaJ u4uEulAk "I4!alA ACIa IaA-
den, mate of the brig Pilgrim, was fined for vio-
1ation Of the haTbor ordnance
There were bakers dozen of unimport-
cut cases at Arnory Hall on Saturday, aside
from those noticed elsewhere.
,fJ The total number Of arrests in the South
Division from March 10th to May LIST, 1859, was
$40, and the amount Of fines assessed, not i'll
Guiding costs, 1895.
TAxEs.-pcrsons who wish to save costs On
their State and County taxes are notified that
they must call at the County Treasurer's office
Immediately.
u The Delphian Debating Association Of
Chicago will meet this {Mondayl ezening in the
Lecture Room Of Bell i Slonn' s College. Friends
of the Association are invited to attend.
Per order. J. E. PARKER. President.
= The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be held
at their rooms in the Methodiat Church Block,
on Monday evening, 18th inst, 1T o'clock.
Officers will bo elected for the ensuing year,
hence all members are urged to attend.
e Our young ttwnsman, Robert kenni-
cot, the naturalist, has commenced his northern
tour. He WIS at the Sau1t, May 9Th, and hoped
to be ut Fort Gear before the boats started. lie
goes from Fort William to Lake Ninnepeg, in
company with employees Of the Fur Company.
t% On Saturday morning man named
nr1r
raizned for sagraucy. lie has frequently fgrr-
ed before the police court for the last four years.
lie was fined <25 and contingent three months
in Dridewell added. provided he is found in the
city within twenty -four hours.
rErsoSAL.-The following are among the
guests of tue Richmond House: DR.. Worccs
ter and wife, Cambridge. Mass. Prof. Joel Par
ker and wife, Cambridge, Mass Hon. O. kct-
logg and daughter, New York; Hon. ]. Miller,
US District Attorney. Michigan, Judge Mower,
Kalamazoo; Hon. 4. ]. Epson, New York.
~ On Saturday forenoon runaway horse,
fust as shaft can 1y," land the animal had a
Washington street at s!apping pnce to the i'm
1nihcnt peril of several pedestrians, and had he
kept his legs, would infallib1y paid our. friend
Hansen call at his gem Of q Cigar store, rath-
cr startling George, doubtless, had such been
the case. The horse, however, slipped and fell
on the stone sidewalk, and was secured without
furtl.or notoriety on his part.
.E August Wen, the chap who made or
with tue team from McSsrs. Wright l. Curriers'
Livery Stable, selling the same at Aurora, as
narrated BY US in our last issue, was brought
back to this city from La Sale OH Saturday By
officer Douglas. lie is q young German, Of
about twenty~six years Of age. When arrested
he had on clothing stolen from Schall's Hotel on
Randolph street, also in one last issue reported
to have been robbed. Thus Mr. yicn finds him.
self about to answer to two affairs, either Of
wt,irl. arc lis passport TO Alton. lie has been
waiter ut Thomrson's Eating Saloon Oh Ran
dolph street.
The 1IExEr Jr4rEErz CAsE-TnE ARGUMENT
FOR New TnIA1.-To-day Monday will CON-
mcnce the arguments Of counsel on the motion
for new trial in the ]nrppcrtz case, before tic
Supreme Court at Ottawa, and not on Saturday
a. bcfure stated. Nessrs. Van Arman and
McCon,as sustain the motion: Carlos Haycn
District attorney, assisted by John c. 3liElrr,
Esl., will represent the case for the people,
TIC grounds on which the application for new
tria! are made, arc the alleged absence Of mate
rial witnesses; the misconduct Of the jury, md
drcliction of Shcrif:'s deputies in their mau-
agcment; defect in evidence, 6c., &C. Tic de-
cision of the Court will be received probably By
the middle Of tie week.
.Arr1c Observation-Disclosures Institute Hall
was throngcd last night With the fashion aud
elite of the city, to witness the scenes, region
mud perllous adventures through which our H.
lustrious and gullant coAntryman, Dr.. Kane has
passed. live may judge from the enthusiasm
excited and ou.bursts ofapplausc elected, they
were amply rewarded. There is a rein Of sin
gular bollness displayed in this work, which
dr6es emulation by sny other artist. Our mus
ings hare frequently pictured scenes Of beauty
oud grandeur, but the stupendous magnificencc
Of Arctic scenery surpasses all our former con-
certion Of subIulity. The aurora borea'is is
indiscribablc. The paintings arc unsurpassed
in richness Of coloring und perspective, the ice
bergs, yards and masts Of the ships are so per-
,'.",,,,1 -. % e':' .oa'a =.
,'..:e'', ~ ~ .1 '".'
...,, ,r,,;,,. H.. +ho r,,.t. C...--, ~.
---!o---
E1AA1sA1,oS OF An ALPHABET CLAss-We
have rarely been so highly gratificd at public
exhibition rs VIC were OF Saturday last, at tic
meeting Of the Teachers Institute, when the
Alphabet Glass Of the Foster School was e1-
atnincd By their teacher, Miss Mcrriman. The
class numbered tyenty-thrcc. and the oldest
was not more than sir Years of arr. Not on1y
did they dcport themselves in manner which
would be crcd;table tn scholars donb,c Their a.e
but they displayed IN attcntiyenes. and pro-
!iclcncy rarely scen among children, They
underwent m examination. in which ther snolt
words both bv letters and by sound, and it was
q noticeable fact that not a siuxle error WAS
committed. Much credit is due Mss Mer1iuan
for ,b,. ,act and "wav" in which she attracts
the a,tcn ion Of her ro,i,r run;ls. many Of whom
wcr, not more than two weeks under her tuition.
--.---
-
.s ~. =. ~. ,I ,.'e 1s'.1A.a 10
...s. a.. - ,,. So, 49, ,''@
- - W ae'
.Ae 0'' WIN gu INV LIE
w '"' '3'~ on"'' p'sPeet
" "s"'' "nts Ptct@pleo ~ 1ne circumstances