, 1859-04-18


has already been subscribed for the contempla-
ted edifee; the cost Of which il estimated ut
about $40O, ,0t1.
CA1Ro.-The correspondent Of the St. Louis
Democrat writes. April 10th; "one Of the
Messrs. Eads l. Nelson's steam pumps was put
down here yesterday, and will be used to pump
the water ont Of the town, until permanent
machine can be put down. This pump is said
to be capable Of throwing out thirty barrels Of
water per minute lie mentions also that the
" "1noeqaitots were quite troublesome here yes
tcrday, before the rain
eE3 The celebrated English Racket player,
Mitchell. challenges any Of the players Of the
United States to meet him in a game for teo,-
o3o side; the choice place to be decided by
toss, and an allowance Of $500 to be made for
the travelling expenses Of the party who
"draws" to cross the ocean.
- Z. lockwood Hoar, it is stated, has
been nominated by Governor Banks, Of Massa-
chusetts, TO fill the vacancy in the Supreme
Court Bench III. Hoar was formerly a Judge
/, Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
sT Henry Ward Beccher the Boston Tran-
script states, has agreed to occupy the desk Of
Rev. Theodore Parker, Music Hall, some time
during the coming summer.
T H E C r Y.
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DEARBORN SEN1SAnr.-We have received 4
circular ind programme Of the closing exercises
and examinations Of this excellent institution,
on tomorrow aud Wednesday.
yAcArloS.-0ur city school children nre now
ENJOYING vacation Of two weeks, the Public
schools having closed their winter term on
Thursday.
Pew RESrAL-The annual rental Of pews in
Grncc Church takes place this morning (ion-
day. at the church edilice, corner Of Peck
court aud Wabash nvcnnc. Parties can make
selections from eight to ten A. N.
GoDEY FOR MAr.-Godey, Arthur and Peter
sun for May; number % of our Musical Friend,
and fresh supply Of the Dime Sons Book, and
Stanton's Chess Players Handbook hare all
been received By ScSully l. Co., 81 Dearborn
street.
Horse Blown DowS.-ln the gale on Thurs
day afternoon, frame house on Wells street,
belonging 10 c. h. Starlweathcr, and which
was being raised to grade, was thrown from its
temporary supports and overturned; Ten per
| sons were in the house ut the time, but none OF
them were injured.
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/ \ Lap SHocK1SGLY Torn nY DoGs.-A buy
named William Mcrvln, about twelve years olt1t
was Oh Friday evening attacked aud shocklnsly
torn and manged BY hive dogs, which, consider
ing their fesocity, were more liberia! than crcs!-
table supply for IL butcher na'aed Mc'eiin, Oh
Wells near Adams street. The poor little fel-
Low was rescued by some policemen, WHO >!''t
fur Of tho dogs. Their hides might be dried
aud twisted into very suitable application for
the n'au who would allow dogs Of this character
to be at large in city.
wrr7cu or Ursn,xn-J, saturda,
morrinr's p,,;ce cour, = man uamr,l Michael
LOTUS was Drought up on charge u bf"tals
na'trcasin5 his wife y hight haa been III rr'
gress between thcm, When the brutal wrcfcf
drew out knife and inflicted sa>a Oh I'M
woman's arm which nearly severed her hans
from her body. Botll parties were taken to th'
Arinory. the wound bleeding profnsel,y. DF
Pao!', City Physician. was summoned, and TN
woman received the attention required. TIL
| miserable husband was lcld for further exam
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