, 1859-04-15

BEEF FAxC1ERs AHoUr-We learn that on
Thursday night five Young cattle, all booded
stuck, were stolen from P. Sanders, at Hyde
Park.
FoR TIE D,eo1SGs.-A well supplied parfy
left this city yesterday for tile Gold Regions
They 70 the independent Foot L Walkers
line, driving their own teams.
BrRCLARr.-0n Wednesday night tho plumb
ing shop Of Mr. Hughes, on the corner Of WASH
ington and State strects,-wa entered burglari-
ously. The thief rot no booty.
SlcK1rs.-uarpcr's Weekly, and Leslie's H.
1ustrated for this week, contain more illustra-
tions Of the Sicklcs trinl, comprising portraits
Of the counsel, jury, etc. Harper also contains
Trumps." Sold by McNally L. Co., 81 Dear
born street.
FIRE IN THE FoER1u D1sTEIcr.-About ten
o'clock yesterday morning & fire broke out III
a block Of two.story frame dwellings, three in
nu,nbcr, in the West Division, on May near
Fulton street. One Of the tencmcnts was unoc-
cupied, the others were occupied by families
numcd- Flint and Ruggles. Owing to the higl,
wind prevailing little or nothing was saved from
the buildings. Loss about f., ,e(1 on structures
and furniture. The former belonged TO J. G.
Phillips aud were insured for $l,5ov.
RESIGNATION OF CART. GnAY--Dy the terms Of
lis resignation rendered, to take place the frs,
of May, the railroad interest Of our city loses !;
widely known rs well as popular and efficient
member, in the person Of GEORGE II. GnAy, fur
eight years past the Chicago and General West
ern Agent Of the Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad Company, in Which time
lie has won wide and deserved confidence and
popularity by the exercise Of sterling qualities
rs nun and r:ilrnad officer
FEMALE HELr.-Mrs. Bates, who has supplied
"ur citizens with female help for the last three
or fur wears, has removed from her former
location, to Ill Washington street. The jud%-
Tent nnd discrimination Of this lady in solicit
ing help suited 10 tile peculiar wants of III!
hnlsckecpcrs, is well known and recognized by
ill WHO huye hud occasion to command her ser
vices, and wc confidently commend her to the
patronage Of all who may be in want Of goo,'
and faitLfui servants. See Mrs. Hatcs's adycy-
tisemen., in another column.
HESHY WARD BEEcHEH's LECTURE. Metro
potan Hall WAS crowded last evening to hear
Mr.. Bcecl,cr, aud most richly were our citizens
repaid iur their attendance His subject was
the Commonwealth We would that every
man in the United States could hear md ponder,
and, what would be far better, practice the pri,,-
ciples he cnunciattd. We have neither tnc
nor space for any abstract Of the lecture. Nh
words less apt and comprehensive than his own,
uttered with TINT tervil, burning elo9ucncc fo,
which Mr., 1secclicr has become justly distin.
Suished, can convey any just conception Of it,
value, aud its effect upon his audience.
Our readers will be glad to learn that Mr.
| Eeechcr is to lecture next week befnrc I'll.
/ Young Mems Associatiou-ile evening to ut
announced hereafter.
| TuE ENGLISH OrERA At NonTu's THEATRE
Competent musical critics assure III that ts't
English Opera Company ut Nurth's Theatre ar<
clninently worthy Of patronage; that they sin:
with taste and correctness; that their pieces ar.
well put on thc stage; and tllat their action l.
| appropriate and varied IN suit the pieces il
which they arc engaged. They sing, however
in what is little better than ahorse-stabte, and Il
,vd;.rcrs far t,,o mast ,,rt t1,,t ri, tn ,,,rc
| .,o ...;..;. ,,,,,a,. &c ,,,o;, ou;,-,. !
| is unfortunate for the Company and unfortu
aate for ts.c nusc-|ovins public that the opera
,x3,;rt t,,c.c artists ,,nt IN tho st,vc conll m
hny. hrrn ,,iycu in som. hail. or xnmp theatr
jnto which that class If our citizens who SIM
,,rt c,,rr,s ,rc wi),;nc n ., 1fanv howrrr,
,r, readv +, ral, , small sacrifice Of nrrson;
comfort and 10 hc,,ow NJ, \ },ou,c which has II
claim m nublc mi rona.,. thc fu,or of thei
nr.,rncc fur th, sak,. of lcari,- unexcc,tio,
.hlc music ttrx vii, In wall rewarded hx ,,o;u
tn Sor,h.s
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pedestrians scuddcd to and fro under difticult
If iii cu.l,n,cn order, and Of no small peril
About twelve a clock chimney on the VA.
| inxton street front Of ken.lals Bakery fell
the sidewalk with stunning crash. to the il
sninert endan=cFing Of >cve'a! pedestrians.
VI, llcarn. Of the firm Of 1ienrn i Mason, had
must narrow escape.
, About the SANG time portion OF the orl
rear wall OF u. "nkowsAss new building wm'
had reached the height ot four stor'es was pre-
+ tfafea' 'a'l'h. INT" Inc eallalhg' anu caffsa'
:. AWAY tloor, frames, etc, to the cellar. Tin
i wcr. M wurk,nen exposed, fortunately. T
J. loss will BE- about Sl'1.
: We learn that Il portion Of the cornice Il
II finish OIL the building on the corner of VI
# Randolph and Water streets was blown dow
; There were divers other small accidents If II
}. class about town, but none of Il serious nat,
= fhat We c"nld learn.
= Outside, to that portion of tic Lake Mari
" exposed, thc extreme severity Of the gale Ill
r, have subjected them In much peril. and anu
Is less We have yet to hear Of disasters. None
yet reported. however.
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