, 1859-05-03

,,ls ,h,cY.l, lr,.m ..ew York by the Eric ~
), reached l.re last evening by the lr'r"'!pr
!.u..o Of the Am, Transportation Cas- l.1ne'
-5. ", rearc. IL lr::t, ls4at Justice M4llls.rn'
Il .,,n !; painful, i'uy!s we tr,:s: temporary a.
Il ciiu,, vi his rvcs wa prevented fr"Ei 1:hn-
| - ,,lu,y il. tl,r rnlier t':rt Yesterday
| 0r1,r t.r1tru Away--The marine 'Ean "t
.;r cycnls,:, cs;i.tcm;"r:ry in his professional
z.a .,s acvIestls ra<:'or'' d as far rs A'!"au
l. " ,!::y "r ,w" since III 4 rr"rcl''r.
NIX, H.rr1~r CONFERENCE.-The learn tr'nl
j',r fny;*,.n4 I",n,; that Northwestern: Cen
| y,u:ia1 II! I;aptists has brcn called 10 meet III
tits civ to ,.y and "Wednesday, t" consider the
Il ,cs.jou Of the establishment Of tlr N"r;a-
Western 1lculo:ieal lnivtrsit; Of tllic"go.
ro,:cz.-Sa,urslav n;rha': a.,! Sundays
s,rc,s wcr, rs usual in kind anI nun1b.r rct!rrt-
I'll in Yesterdays Police court, which ssye A"'''r
eighteen rs>.s cf simple and ronl'otn'! Casts o
i e,,,k md .'i>..t.tliy
Matthias Tue, Peter Tazc and John E+Alrr,
were fined j.: carl. and. Barbara Taze =; i'r
.,scuioy Il prisoner w1,' had 'Hvn :rre>:sa 1"r
/ fighting. H., tile I''.icr-
Csur>co SAurA7n :>rnon, ESloS.-- The first
regular meeting Of the Chicago y Rhbas' School
Union will occur at tic Seconl Presbyterian
Church I'll Tuesday evening, May 3rd. at ::
o'elnck. 1t is hoped all expected that every
| Sabbn1h :chool Superintendent and every teach
CT. MAKE and feu.;lc viii he lr.>ent. 1u thc
outsct Of this enterprise there is need oil the c.-
: operation Of every iorrr of the good work
Ii.np oS i NAncux HrN11SG 1lrsn>Su.-A
dune named Caranrll actually complained 1T
lhc Police Court, Yesterday, nf her bargain hunt
ir: hubbard Robert, win from the l'aht Of go-
: in. tn auctions and buying up see''ud hand
",a,|@, had nearly filed the house Nth the
!t<s trusnpery. Justice Akin dismissed the cass,
nothing in the .'S.stetts" bcin:; found to meet .
j.. | c#sc 70 aC:s,craWa:ed.
.t>urnEE HlcrlH.- Corcncr James lsrfsl al, in
.Iurst Yesterday III tie hulv Vi st,un. mar
II nnncd VIM. y. Walsh. 1t the drug store u
# Tacutlur lsau>t tho Archer lead. 1t VT
L. shown that the deceased tlir1 suddenly Ut tha
III place, wlrrc, On Sunday, he CAME n as.runge
u e rut himself under the care of Dr. D:v, ledG
Ill iny over Eau>t's store. the unfortunate n'u
- was t,cu suffering under an attack "i deliriu
e t:,,ncns. of wl'ir'' it WAS shown he came to III
e. death. Ilr had hrcn excessive in lis Fotatui'
1s for sonc weeks prcs;on~.
- The CusLunEs Jrp ZEE .r ruE CLARK S1. )
So T.. rHrRtH.--t'n Sunday afternoon last 4 mo-
~ delightful ntlair TO the many hundred chi!drc
participating. touk place ut The new Clark 1t.
T.. Church, on thu corner Of Washington a,
Clark streets, on tllc occasion Of tue rcturn
,"' lie Society and the Sabbath School to their ON
premises. The gatlrEin: comprised thu II.
''' Sabbath Schools TT the city. j. u. NauSho
~ Ess1. presided. Addresses were made by H.
l''E T. H. Eddy and lev. ]. Il. Vincent Of Mou
We Morris.
for
cts uLn LAxnHARKs Gn1Sa-Etscwlcrr wc
uxf f.: 10 the demolition Of sixteen buildings in t
sery business heart Of our city. Some Of tho
are old Landmarks well worthy passing !
|. tice. No. ll Lake Street, late the clu.ns st,
the Of Marks and Turner, bears on It's rcar end
crc little sign 1T. KING" that it las waru
'o9 TWENTY-FIVE years past. The store was built
dcd TuthiZl King in 1874 and occupied as cloth;
son store. Immediately adjoining, the SOU
idly WINS little wooden structure erected the su
re- year, the grocery store OF Thomas Church
Thcse we're tic oniv buildings on Lake STR
between Clurk aud Dearborn, aud in fact "
then .'rather out Of town."
The
ron, TuE srrEg1on Cornr OF CnlcAGo.-Yeste1t
|ohn in accordance with the act passed at the Into
~ nds sion Of the Legislature, went nto operation
liter Superior Court Of this city. Chief Justice j
girl NJ. Wilson aud his associatc Justices, Jud
tlls Higgins and Goodrich, were On the bench
:. easc the opening Of the Court yesterday.
a partition Of business has been made
.r..- Which Judge Wilson takes the chancery s
:, settles all motions aud pcadiugs, takes dyfa
lnde- and the general chamber business, Tho resi-
.a !. .nnd Of business is divided between Judge Hic
into and Judge Goodrich, who sit alterpate week
This week Judge Higgins will hold Court
za, xh;, hy tue arrangement will enpannel not only
iiled. own jurics, but the jures for Judge Good,
Zupi in oil cases that may this week come bc1oni