, 1859-09-08

| AARcEsf.-A ul1u named Thpmas Eran ws
arrested this morning for the larceny Of
square from carpenter ut the corner Of LAX
and Wells streets, and held in 300 bail for fri,
atthe Recorders Court.
orr WITH THE S1cx BoAnDs-The police ar
TO come out next ueek with a new can. II
to be OF blue cloth, with two rows Of riIt core
and with german silrer badge instead Of th
present sign boards.
DRoFPEp.--All action in the case Of the pa1
ties arrested for resisting sheriff at Bridge
port few days since, m account of vhic]
was published at the time, has been discon
tinucd.
lou'IL RExEAbER--Thc social gathering 0
tue Ladies' Society Of the Union Park Baptis
Church, this evening, at the Union Park House
on Madison street. Good things for the palate
aud happy time is expected.
lSn1crED.-Tte parties who we're arrested fo
resisting an officer in tie town Of Leyden, q.
account Of WHICH We gave in our last issue, wer,
Indicted by The Grand Jury yesterday, md vii
be tried in the Superior Court.
observation-disclosures Dchn and Chris Lind
who were arrested Tuesday evening On charge
OF deecing German named Henry Nasser, III
account Of Which we gaze yesterday, were
brought up before Justice Aiken yesterday
morning and discharged for want Of evidence.
LARCENY OF M1Lk.-A German named Henry
Beck, was arrested on Tuesday for stealing two
cans Of milk. belonging to -Bigsby / Smith,
from one Of the Gllcna freight cars. He was
bound over for examination today in the sum
Of $500.
y Large and important sale ut Auction Of
superior Furniture Carpets, etc, ETC., this morn
inc, by Gilbert & Sampson at t1.eir Store, No, s.
Like street, ut 81 o'clock. Goods generally sold
hy those Auctionccrs will be found superior to
any other Auction House in this clty.
GREAT WESTERN RA,1wAr.-The following is
the traffic Of this road Tor the week ending Sent
9, 1850.
F.sht md Lire S.oei: Is e
Aasa and sand'es ly.51
ts;;oDds: week IL. si oix
SToRE Tn,Er.-A womau vent into tic store
Of y. ". Ross d Co., yesterday, mud when
she thought she was unobsesred slipped
shawl into basket she had with her. One of
clerks however saw ler. They sent to the Mr.
shalrs Office for IN Office but on lis arrival the
bird had flown. She had taken On 80 that
they were obliged to let her 60.
DIVINE SzRyIcE.--Tlere will be diyine service
this, Thursday evening, and erery evening
this week. in the First English Lutheran Church,
situated on Monroe street between Clark and
Wells. The Synod Of Northern Illinois being
now in session in this city, will supply the pul.
pit with different preacher each evening.
Service at7k o'clock. Seats free. Ill arc in-
vited TO attend
OPENING or TIE UNIVERSITY or CHIcAGu,-
Tic second year Of tho University opens on tue
10Th inst The Freshman, Sophomore md Jun
ior classes have already been organized With
good prospect Of attendance in each. 4 larre
humber have also entered the preparatory d.
pastn'eut. A meeting Of the Faculty for The ex.
animation Of students wil be held on the 18th
inst, and also each subsequent day Of the week.
A l'oLn KoEBERr.-A porter in the employ
OF J. d. Sherman, dry goods dealer on Lake
street, while passing through Jackson street
about dusk, Tuesday erening, with q package
Of goods was attacked by two fellows, one Of
whom knocked hin, down, whiIeS Ahc other
seized the bundle. So snys tue journal, but We
have heard another account Of the afIair. which
is that he was met bv man with a small
bundle, who requested him to deliver it to 4
lady on the opposite side of the street for him.
while lie would hold his package. lie did as
requested, and when lie came back, of COURSE
the bundle had walked OF. We cannot rouch
for the correctness Of this version but give il as
VIC received it.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND Qr1Scr RartnoAp
road Of this Company commeuc.
es 80 mIles west Of Chicago, q: its Junction
with the Galcna road, and extends 1:s naile., 10
where it connects with the Quincy
and Chicago Railroad for Quincy, and with the
Peoria and oquawka Railroad for Burlington
aud oqua"ka. In addition to earnings upon its
own road the Company receive IS per cent, Of
the earnings upon 80 miles between Chicago and
the Junction, and in computing the earnings
per mile % miles Should be added, making the
length Of the road 1Go miles.
The following arc the earnings for Aug. 1852;
i.assg. ;faiis tc
' A'@t 'Ss' .....~'.-..---..... lac95
=,
ole'@enk eaPease eesuo'aea....... aoa003
Sct ......saae,s.4.
Gross Earnings p<r mile fla.se
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Chicago md burlington a10
miles. Earnings in Aug. 1859:
fte!kh M
uLl und mls.csacous is5sM
..-,..........sii.,:s.o
Between Galesburg and Quincy 100 miles:
Aa aao "''cetaaeo"s*'' "s*''.'.-'.'.-.'..........--
7ot7, s esnf; of Inc fsr ;o Lie. tI:se,
Easnlaxs!n August. lso5 iaisls
Decrease inls:s
Grrss earnings pe1 mle. e...,..... .......,, St..03
NATIONAL FA1a--Should the entry books Of
the Society close this morning, very credita-'
bic State Fair could be held from the articles
aud stock already entered. Upwards Of two
hundred members hare been made since Mon
dAy noon, md Is these exhibit from one to thir-
ty-ivc articles e.ch, some idea may be formed
Of the anticipated display.
The Floral Hall will be perfect gem. The
fountaiu WAS mt in operntipn yestert{av .f3er