, 1859-06-02

!. eB.T The 1im4 devoted itself yesterday /
= two separate and distinct onslaughts upon tt
:. quality Of Bride~ell beans. Benz, 1tnt
- The Democrat cackles oyer on egg
t claims to hare laid in the shape of IN origin
g local item Let it lie.
The body of man was taken from th
South Branch, near Hough's packing house, Ia.
evening.
: I- Rev Nr. Humphrey is to be installe
! pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church, i
this city, on Tuesday, 7th inst.
10 June came tripping in smilingly yestcu
day, laughing and shaking all her tresscs in I'll
summer wind. True, she raised considerable {
u dust, but that we pardon her.
- Taken in and done for was one 1.awlcy
/ from Michigan, 4 night OF two since, strange
in Chicago, bound to see the Elephant an
robbed By sca1pers and inmates Of dance house
e The Strawberry Festival at the Thir,
Presbyterian Church, under the auspices ol tn
Young Mems Christian Association of TIN
Church, take place tomorrow evening
- The brief remaining period for the Ar
Exhibition to remain open in our city s'oult
incite oil those who have thus long delayed see
ing it to postpone the same no longer,
- We learn that the Young Mems Missior
Association Of The First Presbyterian Church
Rev. u. Humphreys, lave under consideration
Festival ut an early day, for the furthcrance o
tile purposes Of tlleir organization.
~ The body Of an infant far advanced tow
ards decomposition was found yesterday after
noon under 4 culsert near the corner Of Blue ls
laad Avenue and Polk streets. An inquest was
hcld but nothing developed.
~ The fire on the West Side about II T. M
on Tuesday creuing, WIS at No. 42s South Hui.
sted street, the two story frame dwelling owned
by Fred. Groth, and occupied By Fred jaeger.
The building was consumed. Insured in the
lEtna. Loss, s1,aoo
~ An equestrian, under full hecdway to cs-
cape from one of the sudden showers of yester-
tcrday afternoon, was, By the falling of his horse
ut the corner Of Dearborn and Washington sts.,
thrown, his apparel coming off the worst used
in the encounter with the muddy pavement, but
nothing more serious.
- The Church Record for June says that
Rev. John ". Clark, Rector of Grace Church.
Chicago, has resigned his charge, and accepted
the Rcctorship Of Calvary Church, St. Louis.
"Mr: Clark carries with him to his new field the
good wishes and the earnest prayers Of his
many friends lie has laborcd in this city viii,
fidelity and acccptability for three years, and
las won for himself the esteem and good opinion
Of nll. The Church. to which he goes il, St.
Louis is q new enterprise, commenced under
most favorable auspices, and affords an appro-
PIRATE sphere for his talent and industry"
BATCH OF LAEcEx1Es.-Lukc Anderson,
colored, stole coat to match in hue. but being
of small yalnc, both coat and thief, he was sent
to Bridewell.-Two men named Charles Clark
and John EilIock, hare been held to bail for
stealing clothing from the brig Eoomer.-
Thomas Pcmberton and John Marshall have
been held to bail III $500, for larceny Of coppcr.
brass, mud lead work from houses just being fin.
ishcd or left vacant. They hare evidently dene
good business in thus stealing plumbers and
gas filters work.
- Between five and six hundred persons from
this CITY and Milwaukee, formed tue gay c1cur.
sion party that left tile Chicago, Pistsburg and
Fort Wayne depot grounds on west Van Durcn
street, yesterday morning, for Cincinnati The
number included tho Mayor and City Fathers
several Of tic Judiciary Of our city, editors, &c.
very many Of them accompanied by their laties.
They bowicd out through the city suburbs in fine
spirits, under weather auspices the ha,,picst
possible The return train reaches this ctr nm
Friday night.
~ We would call attention to the card Of
Mt>srs Jcrnc i A1ulni, Fresco Painters Of No.
1H' Washington street. This is an old cstab-
llshcd dr1n, who hare gained for themselves Il
widely spread reputation, by steady psrscvcr-
ancc, attention to business, and by the artistic
aud elegant style in which they execute their
work, in decorating aud frescoing many of the
finest residences in our city. They arc among
tic lew artists iii Chicago who can suit thy
taste ofthc publici this beautiful art, some other
painters i'll this city having u,adc several ut
tempts ut similar work, but hare sisnally failed
in accomplishing anything like fine drawing or
harmony of coloring, and ccctainly have done
no credit to their calling. 1t is comtnendab!c to
see our citizens display good taste in fittine-up
their residences; and we would recommend
them to extend their patronage to Messrs.
Jevne Almini, and give them trial.
Progress vs. FoGr1ss.-There is . natural
antagonism between the two, in politics, rc1i-
g'on, and business, which demands the thought
full consideration Of every man, who would in
either, keep step with tile times, aud changes.
continually going on around him. This antag-
onlsn has, from time immcmorial, amounted to
war Of determination. One after the other.
the stronghods OF cxtremc conservatism hare
given way to tile progression. until it has be-
come an impossibility to stand still in any,
thing
onward, onward, is the watchword Of the
million, i'll this go-ahead western world, and the
corporal's guard Of wheel-horses which are of
no use in prairie country, iud their occupation
gone.
Wehavc written this much to stir IN our bu.
sness men, and, If possible, to awaken them
more fully to the advantages Of liberal use of
printers ink in advertising. 1t is said, with u
great deal more Of truth than poetry. that
goods which are not worth advertising, are
not worth the time it takes to examine them, TO
say nothing Of the price asked for tbem.'' In