, 1859-05-26

Jobh II. hlnzle, foreman; ". r. Edwards. s
y. +. Higgins: John Par1nley. G. u. Gray, b. I
stamPoh:ki, Theodore Do,y, Charles Il. Pie,
son, Cyril d. Carpenter. james 7. Drcwste,
Fred Na1ning, Saml. Cnderhill. Charles i
Aan,tz F. u. Spicer, Chas. i. Smith.
We understand the cases Of those who yer
arrested for cutting timber upon the govern
ment lands at Rock Island will como up to-da7.
AFaESca alsvAsIox.-As incident to the Qcncr
al commotion in the old world are speculati,u
atoat surmiscs as to the prospective position q
tic United States in the matter. A French inya
sion, however, when it takes the form of tue rc]
and elegant en,hroideriesj just being opened byth
old established house Of 7. B. CARTER l. Co.. a
NO. !36 Lake street, is quite another matte,
We optno the Indies will aay, "Iet it come.
The goods referred to arc some of the most r.
cheEchc IN their line ever offered to Chica.,
shoppers We make the hint for the ladies. an.
brave the frowns Of their lords.
IHrorGu 70 RANDOLPH S7RxE1-A PRorosrt
t.1crns'oS.-Just nov We Of our part of Clart
street are jubilant over new, or rather restored
connections with the outer world A,ain " M,
loot is on our native heatb. and our name Nc.
Grcgor." VIC live again; the paving is done
smoothly rolling. glorious Nicholson; and We
have this dny made ychicular connections will,
Haudolph street-scnt out bos with ba,,d.
cart. The time has been, for months past. when
such transit would have been impossible. Our
friends will now find us where VIC arc lust pr,-
ting settled, ut No. 81. As for that share of
Clark street lying towards Lake street the
present prospects arc Indeed VIC hare the best
authority for saying it) that it is anticinated
lhe present promise Of things will remain a. for
some time to come. Perhaps.
THE Bn1cnroS BANK B11Ls-Wc harc r..
ferred to the circumstance that some tipaucjcr
Of the perambulating order has trarer,cd tl,;s
city and vicinity. doing an exceedingly good far
himself business in &l00 bills on the Brighton
Market Bank, Of Massachusetts,. What n,al.s
the matter WORSE, the bills ure really ,,enu;n,.
but with forged signatures. Upwards of
two thousand dollars Of these bills have bern
disposed Of i'll Detroit. Chicago, Milwaukee md
Aacine It is dangerous fraud. and ikelr or
course, to deceive the rery "t7<ct" Of bunk ot,i.
GERS. The safest rule Just now is tn rcf,s. u,
Slto bills on this bank.
1ae :. >. CONTENTION At D11ox.-The friends
OF the Sabbath School cause in this Sta,e arr
preparing for Convention at Dixon, on June
'th, where it is desired to call out = large at.
tendance. The Galeua, Rock Island. Burl;n.,-
ton md Quincy, Illinois Central, Terrc Hau,c
and Alton. Chicago and Alton, and pcoria md
oqnawka Railroads. hare agreed to eirc free
return tickets to a1l who 70 to the Couyent;,n
oser their respective roads. 4 good time is cx-
pected. The object Of the gathering is the for
nation Of a State Sabbath School Teacher.' q.
FIRE IN TIE West D1v1s1oS-A DwE,1,xc
Esc.rE or TIE Ik4a7rs-
About O. Clock yesterday morning, fac b-yke
out in cottage No. 26l Jefferson street nc,r
Harrison, in the West Division. When the fra
was discovered By ancighbor, Nj. ". 4. Com.
stock, who lived directly opposite, the 1an,eS
lad attained dangerous headway, the Will.
Lhcte was no movement on tie part of the farn-
E's known to be its inmates. the house bc;ns, Or
cupicd by Joseph vicrciling, his wife. md tlree
children. "
Hy tic most daring cxcrtious Of Mr. Cam.
stock, The vicreiing were reused and rc..rod
from their imminent peril, but 80 narrowly
that the father, mother, and the youngest child
were severely, though not dangerously, burned
hy the taking fire Of their night-clotres,
The fire, which thus came near cousumnot;no
fearful tragedy, WAS the act of IN inceudiarv
as there is reason to believe.
The house belonged to Mr. T., md was in.
'ured to the amount Of &3o0-;nsurcd for saoo
MELANCHOLY cAsuArTr-A Max KILLED sr
hrsAwA1 TEAA.-A most painful and SHOCKING
casualty took place yesterday morning on Mar.
kst near Randolph street, resulting in th. nj.
mos. instantaneous death Of man. named
William Lamb. The deceased was driving g.
pa'r OF horses attached to load Of bricks. He
hsd crossed Randolph street bridge. and vo.
descending the east approach, when some of III.
bricks becoming displaced, slipped from, the
load and startled the horses, who dashed off At
full speed. Lamb in vain endeavored to check
or even guide their career, and in turning III.
corner into Market street, one Of the fropt
wheels stsnct against the edge Of the curb
stone, and was crushed This threw the dr,rer
from hi' scat, directly in front of the broken
wheel snd the horses proceeded, dragging him
u 'a's posataon for rod or two. When extri-