, 1860-01-05
Inc Ottawa Rescue Case .-McettnC of
CtIfZCnH nj III n 1vu

| Inc Ottawa RescNe Case .-IMcettng of
| Ctt4zchs 1t Ottawa.
HE ottawa Kescuors, John Hossack md Jo-
scl'h and james Stout now in iai in this city
charged with violating The Fugitive Slave Law,
: ! N the rescue Of The fugitive slave Jim, we're
visited yesterday by very many Of our citizens
ladies as well rs gentlemen. They occupy
comfortable quarters on The second floor, known
Us tho Debtors Room
Last cvening Hon. B. C. Cook, Bronson Mur-
ray aud O. c. Gray arrived in this city, 4 com.
m'*tee deputized, at 4 meeting Of citizens in
otfuwa yesterday, to consult with their fellow
c1tlzens IN custody here. The first named gen
tae'nan will act as their counsel, together with
Hon. I. \. Arnold, Of this city, who has yolun-
| tecsed in their behalf here.
At the Ottawa mceling referred to, J. o. Clio
yer, Esq., was called to the Chair, and Dr. G.
Hard, Secretary. a letter was read from John
Hossack, dated from The Chicago jail.
4 committee consisting Of z. Colman, II. L.
brush, aud Dr.. X. Macarthur were appointed to
correspond with thu citizens in custody here, 10
assure tllcm Of the earnest and lively sympathy
Of their fellow citizens Of Ottawa Messrs. Il.
Thorn, r. Lndlcy, John Stout, and J. 0. Clover
were appointed to look up the cridence aud pre-
!. part for The defence
Arotc was passed, rendering the thanks Of
the citizens OF Ottawa to the citizens of Chica-
60 who hive visited the rescuers 10 jail here
md otherwise expressed sympathy. TIE pris-
oners will probably lie brought before Judge
nrummond, Of the United States Court, to-day.
Very many citizens both Of ottawa and Chica-
30, have pressed forward with profIers Of bail
in any amount, and their friends are. urging
their acceptance Of the same. The desire of
'l,e prisoners is for speedy trial, which, how
ever, may mol be possible.
Mns. Dos7w1ck AND I1En PrnLs.-Wc scarce
ly need to bespeak the attention Of our music
lovers to the fortIco,ning Soiree ot Metropoli-
tau Hall on to morrow (Friday) evening, by
Mrs. Emma G. Bostwiek and ller young Lady
pupils. These soirees and their high merit are
known 10 muuy. of our citizens, who have been
present Ut the occasions when they have been
given :the residence Of tins excellent lady, OH
1ndianu street. Twas at the urgent request Of
many Of these citizens that Mrs. Dostwick WIS
last season induced 10 give Public Soiree ut
metropolitan Hall; md all will remember its
brilliant SUCCESS.
Tomorrow evening tie entertainment will be
Of j very high order, and ait excellent pro-
grasnuac is announced for Mrs. Bostwick and
the young ladies, assisted by several well
known amatcurs, as follows:
<uosrs, for Female Voices , =. i. q cIta1ite."
MISS DEWEY Axp xss. Nos1gR.
SosE-"Cone into the Gnfden, MAui.''
y. DAVE.
Tue sosrAo P~lKA sosa-
LOUISE ResrwIcx.
Tao FROM the Crratlon.
MR. Ae1wlcE TWO 1orSo LADY rryIt-.
s"ss-"KAsy Tyrell"
So1o-Tano lurtc -
NE. ,ncls srAAn.
t'no:cs, from s,2lat Mater,
xRs. AcsIEn.
SuSu. from Statat Mater. " Fac Mt Fozte1n."
ul+s SMITH.
cnorrt from Stab4t ataes, 1.uam4.us."
sa1o TT xAs nEwEr.
SnLn-l1ato Fu1te,
xx. 1uCiB sTAAp.
S+ec.losa tzcn the Opera Of II Tatore tue Solos Ly
Mts. U"ewIck. Miss smith, Mis, Dewey Ni3l Scs. Miss
l;"wick. Mr. E, Smith. aud Iii. De!as.io. ><EA3zG9
tinAsp CoRra fom The Oncra OF Martha By the entire
tla:t.
&. e. Cook Cove referred few duys
a;rc, ., Tho o,,,,oa i, H., 4,,o val, tn,,r, 6r,
Of Satterlcc, Cook L Co.. Nos. 1G and IS State
street, Wholesale Groccrs. The circumstance
'S the more noteworthy as harins taken place
III the Oldest house in their line in the city, For
seventeen years they have been in successful
teadnl'er= and Lave been widely known as 4
firm happily combining individual character,
pfn nrrfta- md ri IF +In
SUCCESS tllat has becu nnitcdty theirs.
Tile new ltrn', hlnec the retirement Of two Of
the former partners, has assumed the name and
style ol IT, Z. COOK a. Co., at the 1ormer Stand,
"na WILL I'LL tie prestige OF tile former housc.
t'eorgc q. Cook, Esq, is among the veterans Of
our trade, has grown up with and aided the
prosperity oi chicago. fossessaog 10 an ensl~
able degree personal popularity and influence
,,;t,, hin, - IN nav e., o,a ~ IL ~.
,.,,,,ors r-odor;ct =; ,c,,o, 4oua,,,or III 49,
..o,n,, mon l,no viii, tho fnrnor ho,.a ~. -
] .,s.'. -: 49,. e.. r. c..1. w.
49, a,a,;na ,-.a.-;r. ..Ss..a-aS,. 81. 49,.
- 'o1 'oo
'rl :. -N:' 49,. ' ..s ee 'Do
eApel'e'ee ~ 'us ."a' Aes' tAe' WI 'ate 'pe'f
''ce.s'o''eu p1on'"e"' place. III onF "noles"'e
''"oe' 'u' '''"'.s seaeos.
Y.M- ASSOCIATION L1pRAnr.-We have before
noticed the improved plan of drawing books
from the Young Mems Association Library, ad-
opted by the Library Committee, Of selecting
books. The volumes arc chosen from the cata-
1ugue by the reader. and the Library Is thus
,S,,,