, 1860-09-04
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1860.

o'clock love feast YVES beld, which was part;c.
ipated in BY large number of people-seseral
Germans md colurcd members taking part in
preached upon " Tsans6guration." At sP.x,
the Sacrament Ct Baptism was administered to
q number Of adults and j. fauts, after which
several hundred persons partook Of tho Lords
supper.
The Germans hare had several interesting
meetings. Rev. Ar. Haas preached to = large
number Of them in the large tent, Sunday agter.
NOON. Several Of them have been converted.
There will be preaching to-day, at 3 l. r., By
Rev. Mr.. Cochrane: IL l. y, by Rev. Mr. Ayres;
3r. H., By Rev. Il. Whiprle; 1.e. by R=v. Mr.
Hlnpa.
On Wednesday, ete \. Y, Rev. lii. Boring
will preach.
The encampment will probably break up to-
morrow, and 20 we'll sa.ia6ed are those having
the matter in charge with ths happy success of
the present meeting, that arrangements have
been effected for holding an annual meeting up
on The same ground. We commend tho wisdena
Of their choice, aad hardly think that aprettier
spot. mora respectable neighborhood, or finer
location in any respect could have been se-
lecsed-
It should be distinctly understood that The
running Of this Sunday train was done By The
Railroad Company contrary to the express
wish and earnest protest Of the COMMITTEES at
the Camp Meeting. Itwas their earnest desire
that no train should be run, aud the sole retpon-
| sibility should thus rest in the minds Of our
readers where it belongs.
/ It was anticipated that The train on Sunday
would throw upoa the ground much Of The
| scum and rutii1ni5m Of ocr city; and it WAS 4
matter Of surprise upon the arrival Of the train
taat it contained load of quiet, orderly cit1-
zeue, assembled. there for better purpose than
| that Of rowdyism. For the credit Of cur city
ws aro happy to know that such was the case,
md trust that this series ofmeetipg, the first Of
4 which has been conducted under such happy
auspices, mar Us happily continue.
The Public schools ut the Fair.
The limitation Of the mansgers Of the Mechan-
ics' Institute Fair, to the scholars Of our Public
Schools to yisi. the Exhibition tomorrow alter
neon at a dime admission, will doubtless be
largely accepted, and the occasion prove one Of
much interes. aud t.rofit to The young folks.
Ac11ylrr IN TIE LruDER--Some Ccamp IN,
kuoEn is evidently looking after the cash re-
ceipts of the lumber trade. We have before Us
list OF six ctiises Of lumber dealers on the
South Branch tlat have been broken into within
day or two and robbed Of such articles Il.
the thief could lay hia hands on.
GaEEIxx's TEXT DooK.-Auother supply q
this invaluable campaign handbook is ncn
ready at McNal1y Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street
It's indispensable to public speakers Of boil
parties. Sent free By msil for 81.
RELIGIOUS IS7EIL1GEScE.-The following vii
be Of interest to the many Chicago friends q
the esteemed clereymcn referred to, formerl
R.ctor Of Trinity Church in this city. 1t i
from the Cinciuaati Ga=ette:
Tie rectorship OF the Episcopal Church {
tie Advent has been accepted By the Rav. Dl
William 4. Smultwaod, formerly recsor of
| | church in Urbana, Mary land. DR.. Smallwoo
| will enter upon his pastorale duties in coupl
| Of weeks.
Acknowledgements
culcaoo september j. 1850.
Editors Press ant Tribune:
The teurhsrs and scholars Of the North MAJ
let iIa}i Mission Sundas School desire tbrouR
| rour columns to return thanks tn The officers
:. the C.. B. / O, and the G. & C. q. Z. r. Cou
! | paries for the courteous manner in which the
! reapective companies, through them, e1arte
themselves to make our recent picrlc excu
sion to Bahcock'a Grove one OF the pleasAnte
s sfiairs Of its kind O. the season and also to
, Il. Hall. E.q., OF Babcack' 8 Grove, who, wi'hos
remuneration, gave us his own time and the III