, 1859-06-18

p'4"te aAufESses py Faul C0Eneu and Solomon
Sturges, Esqra- After three cheers for Tsbe,
. Hawk d Co., the parties returned to the car
j.. delighted with their brief experience Of uyd
n. Park.
v1srT8, ETK.
The Court House tower and sturgis' l. Buck
inham's elevators were aseended By large nnm
ur bers Of persons. The Fina Arts Exposition
er the Audubon Club, the Chess Rooms, ETC., wcr
ed again visited and enjoyed yesterday.
ot The RaTel Ballet Troupe gare.a a fine enter
F. tainment Inst night which was attended By a,
tn immense audience Of delighted spectators
b. A large number of Cincinnati excursionist
re visited Sands ale brewery, and We may adf
at tasted the ale.
lie The e1cnrsionists visited Dr.. Egan's fine resi-
Is dence and grounds, and were Hospitality enter,
IS tanned by that gentleman. They also saw and
fs ndmired Esandale.
le \ large number Of the visitors dined at The
S residence Of Mayor Haines, and not q few uc-
cepted similar cour:esics at the hands of our
!, private citizens, who did their utmost to make
+, their guests feel at home.
IF our visitors expressed themselves in admira-
;, ton Of our buildings, and pronounced the long
rows OF iron stores, the best sustained and most
: Uniform structures Of that kind they had
e ever seen. They we're rapturous about the
great Lake Michigan. and from believing that
I Chicago could not be heu'thy, they now wonder:
why it should be q sickly place. There was
brick building being raised by screws and this
} the visitors terrified out and saw.
: They tumtled over the cbaotic part Of Clark
street, where the filling in is going Oh; and the
trip Is likely to produce very beneficial result,
for the party yesterday for the 6rst time saw
the feasibility Of filing in and building on Mill
Greek, IN Cincinnati, which is 1000 acres in ex-
tent, but it is at seasons overhowed By the Ohio.
and is thus rendered useless.
We wish our visitors pleasant return to their
homes, and hope that nothing has occurred to
mar their pleasure during their stay. We trust
that this may be but the commencement Of 6
series OF visits between the cities Of the Union.
whereby good feeling and fellowship NAV be
promoted, aud local prejudices blotted out
while the peculiar advantages, improvements
and enterprises Of each city may prove of boue
fit aud advantage to all
CANE PRESERVATION. Yesterday forenoon
Mayor Haines waited upon Judge Douglas ut
the fremont House, and in behalf Of some citi.
zens OF the 10th Ward presented the Senator
with very deliberately carved cane. The Nav.
or IN introducing the article made few remarks,
Stating that he had been dcputed to present the |
cane on behalf Of some admirers Of the Judge
IN the 10th Ward. The Judge replied IN an of.
hand speech expressing his admiration for the
Sick as work Of ar, he was glad that be
hopf, Inns |
that Chicago boastcd of such marked ability n,
10 produce such rare specimen of taste and
handtwork. He returned thanks to the Mayor
ioF. hts handsome remarks in tue presentation
speech, and requested to know who had executed
the work. To which the Mayor was unable to
reply further, than it was German resident of
the 10th Ward
Inc cane is Of hickory and has a carved hiIt
similar to TINT Of sword, from which, in the
1ofm OF eornucopia drops number Of CARED
devices md figures, including figures Of Wash
ington and Dsuglas, in bold relief; eagles. clus-
lots oi grapes, Liberty caps, horns Of plenty, |
s'aF@sPangied banners, cannons, drums, trum-
pets' 1rnlt' etc. all CARED out of the solid stuff:
Over the head Of Douglas is the inscription
Peoples Sovereignty The work was all done
with 4 knifa ~ Auulc 1'atie"t, i~se-:-us prrsor
whose name VIC regret we cannot ascertain.
An 1Snrs1R1ous THlEr.-Frederick Parel.
alias Fnusch, alias Fitch, WHO was tried and ac.
omitted at this session Of the Recorders Court
'"F stealing wagon, and was last December up {
ior sheep stealing, has been re-aarested on
fresh charge By officer Ten Brook. When be
was released from Jail few days since, he got +.
drunk and was fined for that offence He said r
he could pay tue dne if the officer went along
with him, The officer did so, and he volunteer
"a hi" property Us security, the officer accept :
ed, aud got considerable, but told Pasel be had
not enough to pay the fine, and kept him going !
From place to place looking up goods which be !:
had borrowed money On or disposed Of The y
clothing found this way WAS silk dress, worth
$50; cloak, Sao; shawl, SO; n coat. &l5;
watch, and chi1ds dress. These were nscer.
tanned to be the plunder from robbery on the
l'"h Of February, Mt the house Of T. Packard, ,a
EsI., corner Of Superior and Franklin streets. r
Mr. Pagel was therefore arraigucd before the .
Police Justice yesterday for robbery and COIL ~
mitted to jail in default Of $500 bail s
lib sr1c1nE AT TIE CRY HorKL.-The | ~
so1ones ." eonesoas feeel'ed the following r,
. ~
brfFAao' June 1ah
at the Civ Hotcl 10 .rnnoeJ "mo sea ~ h Sacaoe
O'Drien See O'Niei, saloon lecper. as Can.3
street MAnoAREr OBR1ES b
9he sender of the dispatch is sister of de- :,
ceased. In accordance with the above, the
lo'oher found oN'cl, who identified the body, 60
3'e" recognizing the clothing itself. He was -
a''o 'aentlhea by T. +. Backus, man for whom
lie once worked, and By his boarding house ~
keeper, Samuel Dwyer, No. ;e7 Clark street p
Fio So" hlm last 6n"Frlday. This settles the | r.
question Of bis identity. As to tue cause Of the
act, they could assign nc reason. tn
The Buffalo { uauaerc;ax 4dre,,;t<r in not;c;n D.
The late suicide says: =
1--WE have made ;uauir,es th;e ro,n;,><x
earn that the name of the deceased was Fatr;ck
=, nsni .1s9 ne "as arrested tor seduction last
med 10 ;ai most of ths w;ntct ~ Hs ', ano con u
I'LL arrest he swore that he was possessed Of no 81
aropsr3s. yet ne attempted afterwards to convey
isters vim ras;de nn faa,n IL noenss'er TO hls two