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, 1860-06-19

or late scarcely year passes but we have to
chronicle the session of some one of the many
Christian churches or associations for the i'd
vEncement Of Christianity in its rarions forms,
in our city, This, no doubt, arises from tie
growing importance Of Chicago as great
centre Of trade and commerce, and consequent
" Of intellectual and moral power and culture,
and also from the fact that our railroad faci1f:
ties make us easily accessible to ali portions Of
tie country.
We believe thst nearly if not quite ali the
leading religious sects have hsd their conyen-
tiops in our city. This is the SECOND time that
the New Jerusalem Tor swedenborgian, COM
monty so.cal!ed,) Church has held its conyeu-
tion in Chicago.
This Church, although a. yet comparatively
few in numbers in the United States, is infla.
entiul in intelligence and eyen in its msserial
prosperity. But in numbers it has also increaa.
ed considerably. In this city, some twelve OF
fourteen years since, it boasted of but two or
three adherents. The number Of church CON-
municants LOW resident in this city, is ono
hundred or over.
The Society in this city ovus very valuable
lot on Wabash Avenue, secured to it By the
foresight Of Mr. Scammon, and which is 1t pre-
sent leased. 1t worships On Harrison street,
between State and Wabash avenue, in plain
wooden building, which will no doubt in pro-
per time be superseded by - stone or brick
building.
Tbs officers Of the New Church General Con-
reution for the present year, are:
President-Rev. Thomas Worcester, D. D.
Boston, Mass.
Vice President-Rev. J. r. Hibbard, Chicago,
III.
secretary-Rev. T. B. Hayward, Brookline,
Mass.
Tre..urer-Rob.. L. Smith, Esq, Jamaica, L.
l., New York.
About one hundred and sixty delegates from
abroad will be present ut the Convention.
The General Convention commences its ses-
sion on Wednesday at 10 o'clock 4. ~, in the
Society's Church in this city, on Harrison
street. between State and Wabash avenue. At
IL o'clock the President will deliver his address.
The session will continue through the week and
on the Sabbath. The members Of the Church
from abroad have been provided for in the fam
lilies Of the members Of the Society and others
friendly to the doctrines Of the New Church in
this city. A collation will be spread at the ori-
ent House, on State street, at one o'clock, daily,
for the members Of the Church from abroad, 80
that all the brethren will meet around the table
at least once daily, during their stay in this
city. This has also been provided by the fore
a;obt md 1ihernlity of the members and friends
, 1860-06-19

The Edna Place Homicide.

We referred in our last issue to the fact that
Coroner James had summoned jury to hold
IN inquest on the body Of a woman residing on
Edna Place who had deceased on Saturday
from the effects Of blow on the head from u
heavy glass bottle in the hands Of another wo-
man, her companion in drinking bout.
The parties were of the lowest description Of
Irish. the victim WIS named Julia Aolloy, and
lived at No. es7 Edna Place, where m inquest
was held On Sunday morning.
It appeared from the testimony Of one Mar
garet Seymour, that she aud The deceased, Julia
Malloy alias Julia McCue, occupied the room
jointly. On Friday night they had been drink
lug and the laster uas qaite intoxicated. One
Nary Steele, alias Mary More, WAS visiting
them at the same time and had INDUCED also in
plenteous libations of whisky, until she also
was beastly drunk. While they were drinking
aud carousing quarrel sprang up, ended by
the woman Steele. knocking down the other
and beating her On the head with champagne
bottle.
DR.. Hitchcock Was called to attend the miser-
able woman, but, in spite Of all medical aid, she
died Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock. 4
post norfens examination WAS made on Sunday,
by DR.. Gore, the County Physician, assisted By
Drs. Hitchcock and Tucker. The examination
revealed fracture Of the skull, extending from
the top Of the head to The base Of the Uranium,
besides many other wounds aud abrasions.
The Coroner's jury, after examining the case,
returned. rs their verdict that "the said Julia
, 1860-06-19

THE BALThM0RE CONTENTION.
Tue proceedings Of the National Democrat
ic Convention yesterday were fully up to the
expectations Of those who have predicted a
row and a smast-up. No sooner were lie e1e-
1nen.s Of discord brought in contact Than the
"irrcpressible conflict" broke cut anew, and
the scenes which diegraccd Charleston were
enacted again with more acrimopy than ever
The dispatches received up 10 one o'clock this
morning consisted Of heated debates between
Randall Of Pennsylvania, and Russell Of Vir-
gini,, Richardson Of Illineis, and Cocilrnne Of
New York, on the admission Of the delegates
which seeded at Charleston; and up to that
timo no progress whatever bud been made in
lie business Of the Convention.
, 1860-06-19


We can but refer to it with pride as \ noble
triumph of henevolencs in our city, the circnm-
stances that the net receipts Of the Great Con.
cert at the Wigwam for the benefit of tho Tor
nado sufferers was upwards Of 1ff<en hundred
doIlars, probably snd indeed certainly the lar.
gest sum ever realized by 3 beneficiary concert
night west Of the Lakes.
Tho Concert Committee dispatched Rev. Mr..
Collyer yesterday morning with $500 in cash,
with directions to take the line Of the tornado
1t Lee Centre, in Illinois, and follow It to the
Mississippi, relieving al sufferers found in its
track.
This splendid achievement is added to what
our citizens hare uaunidcently done in other
directions, making the whole sum realized in
behalf Of the unfortunate victims By the Great
Tornado. ia the neighborhood Of eight thousand
dollars. We feel just pride in such re-
sponse from our citizens to the appeal for aid,
and 1t is result that would do honor to aay
city in the land. Of far more yeara Of growth
than ours, and our superior in population.
, 1860-06-19
Advertise iii the Weekly Press and
TrihuhA.

Tue Weekly edition Of the PMS AHp TuinEsK has
REACHED 1900 cuIaes Il the bsst advertising medium
IN III. Northwest Ch merchants who want 10 reach
,u Of thousands Of people in the rural Districts and vlA
es for manufacturers o. Agricultural implements: for
trrcters Of live sock dealers in Western ands put1h
r. cf books Ind periodicals, for nusseycu and dealers
III X. d.. The ep1ee devoted advertising il limited.
, 1860-06-19
PRIMARY ELECTI0N&,

The Republican voters Of Chicago will bear
in nird that primary elections arc held in all
elect delegates to the County Congressional
Convention. Those who stay away from these
meetings will moi be entitled to complain if the
mau Of their choice is not nominated.
, 1860-06-19

Every one of these we believe Lincoln and
Haulin will carry, and We do not despair Of
adding Delaware 10 the list, making their Elec-
tora1 vote 17s-to 125 for all others.
Thus lar, we have not counted on \ division
Of our opponents, but assumed that they will put
tnsls bsAs foot foremost aud Ki!e Us The best
xaoeo' and run two rival tickets, the conteat will
2e 9 over before it IL fairly begun.-N. 7. 7ri.
, 1860-06-19

Hubert PAke and Abis Page Cd o. tie secord day cf
June A. u. lsa Hasa and dei.sr The unier.
agned, frn1ee eeEta.n decd Of Ttas, q s.cuEe the
paoclu pATmeat # esrt4a uota Il dat Aose.Al6.
10 sam e s@.en h:ntrcd eola.s executed by Hubert
Fast md payable to Wslfen 4. Woo1 Co.. IN >&aE
ce.ault .17t been ry the "a rAks. h. heIss Ct
stEt in tts payment Of sad note aad nte st. s.ersfo
fered up-n By xtae q sid de*d q .fu.. ia
To- estk ca ihe 'h1t,tsh cay cf Juse A. 1850 ii Il
oelok II the >oItA Ccuzt Heuse coos r. e!ty of
h eo tie Soutt quarter Of TIT Sn1sh4. ~
Section tvsn 5htee sownst!p thlty ekht >crs Il e
thee1 Ess co tAang terty serrs bng N the eouLY 81
eubeu md &t2te OF latlacA to E.1e - mini r,nneTs
su iutxr.st tbs nota Alors srd aseu!sd g.
gad DEED Of wh!th r,cn,cad ia fhe Con.tv
CoR-ELlps r. y. MIfCaELL. Tsu -.
ChfE1k0.
, 1860-06-19

a@n you want good Kerosene or Coal
On Lamp, which will gre the light Of eight can
dles, not costing bnt seven~eig ghtha d cent
sn hoar, emitting no odor or smoke, nd not
esdEPi9.l1e' s6E g. to The Lamp and Oil Emporium.
122 South Clark street, between Wsshinatop
and Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid. Luuar md
al kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Keroeeue.
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, 1860-06-19

From every section and through every chan.
nel, We hare cheering advices with regard 10
the Presidential CANVASS. Men Of widely y-direrse
traditions, ,preposssasions, and sympathies, con-
bean touched. substantial uuion Of The Oppo-
sltion secured. By the nomination of Lincoln
and Hamlin. In no State that roted for Ere.
mont and Dayton Is there serious doubt Of a
Republican triumph in November. These eiTe
u III Electoral Votes, to which-Kansas being
most unrighteously kept out-Ainnesota "a new
State) will certainly add 4. making ll6. We
shall need 81 more 10 elect Lincoln By the peo-
pie; and for these re ahall have to look TO the
following States:
, 1860-06-19

The times arc waxipg hot, and you may look
elements. The Seceders with Judge Meek md
". L. Yancey Of Alabama 1t their head, are
on hand, aud hold their nosea very high, much
, 1860-06-19

L SINGULAR AccIpkkr 1Rox Cur1 KSlyxar.
"A day OF two sinee, plumber In the West
Division purchased = lot of old lead pipe from
some boys, and the uezt day he proceeded to
melt up the same, assisted By a young lad.
While thus employed, sudden explosion took
place among the heating and melting lead, It,
verely burning both the operators. From ao-
pesrances, they found they were scalded a. If
BY steam, and this was shown to be the case. a
section Of inch lead pipe having been filed with
water by the knarish young vendors, in order
to realize greater weight. To do this, both
ends Of the pipe had been hammered close and
fast. twas 4 novel mods Of cheating, and came
near being serious to the victims.
, 1860-06-19

Nxw Exo1Asp CuCacH PIC MIC Ar LAKE Fog
Esr.-The congregation and Sabbath Schools OF
the New England Church are to bare an excur-
sion to Lake Forest o. Saturday. the Esd inst,
They hare made arrangements for 4 special
train, leaving the Milwaukee Depot at O'Clock
in the morning, and reachinE home about
o'clock in the evening. Those who wish to
spend \ few hours In the pleasant grovss Of this
suburban town are invited to join the excur-
sion; families taking their provisions with
them. Thoss who hare attended the former
pic MICS Of this Church will not need to be urged
to 70 again. The COMMITTEES will spare no
pains to make the occasion pleasant to Ill. Tick
cts 80 cents, to be had af the atore Of J. H.
Reed Co., IA Lake street.
, 1860-06-19

AAoAE1xEs FOR Ju1r.-Nouis r Hyde. 100
De.tpofn street, hare Harpers Monthly. the
hnlekerbocksr and Godey's L.dy's Book.
, 1860-06-19

CHICAGO STUDENTS ABKoAp.-At the late Com
mencement Exercises It Yale College. r. skin
ner, Of this city, carried od 6rst pr.1e for
Euglish composition, aud Edward J. Nasou one
Of the ToMnsend priIeA-Journal.
, 1860-06-19
E1R Is.

F1RE II TIE TH1ap D1srR1cr.-The fire alarm
about seven p. n. yesterday Was caused By the
burning Of a two-story dwelling near the city
limits in tho vicinity Of Lake street, owned and
occupied by colored man. It was totally de-
stroyed.
FAIsE ALARx.-The alarm Of firc about mid.
night WAS false.
, 1860-06-19

pzzsoSA1.-Aiss Adelina Patti, Il. Strakoscb,
aud the members Of his 0peratic Concert
Troupe, and Lieut. n. P. Carlin, Of the o. s.
Army, ere stopping at the fremont House,
Sig. Brignoli and Sig. Ferzi, Of the italian
Concert Troupe, are at the Richmond House
, 1860-06-19

LEc1uRzs To lAD,ks.-Dr. Knapp will leo
tu1a to ladies', It kingsbury Hail, on this Tues
Day afternoon, June 18th, commencing 1t 5
O'Clock. Admission IS cents,
, 1860-06-19

DISCOURSE on THEonoaE PAxkkz.-A laroa
audience on Sunday erepiug listened to in in
s:ructire md able discourse from Rerl Mr.
RYDER at ST. Panl's Universalist Church oi tia
late Rev, Theodore Parker,
, 1860-06-19

TIE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION 1t
New York, appreciatipg the importance Of The
Northwest to It's operations, and Of this city
as the centre Of that region, has resolved upon
the establishment Of District Secretaryship
with an Office in Chicago. We learn that the
appointment has been extended to Rev J. E.
Roy, Pastor Of the Plymouth Church in this
city
, 1860-06-19

GR1NDSTONFS.-200 Tons Lake
~ Agtoo I'D I'd ere.~ oEadstnpea, lss rtcsived rom
tne a37enE cenple;s ais3 tl2ant Ct y! d1t1-
rates. TdOAAa HALE = n Wells T.
iElS2tM Adlon!nE he BritEe-
1000 Boxes CAHDLEs; AMP; Z ); y ~
, 1860-06-19

| cTeninK.
The following named Committees ara directed
to act Il inspectors in the various Wxds. Polls
open from to SPIN. -,
F!s.s w4.n7o. p. Fasvep F. rust,r, F. schlund, L.
sxosse t@c o; I: Wilson, t. B. u.v,.y &c., r.
TR5sP 9. & G.;;,55 SjS9S F5sS W Murray a. u. 1,
wE Fer1as sv. E4nDl M.%!'z John Rahe H. Flank.
+: ~; < AZ 4. Groves. G. P. H.n..n.
sf114 ap w:sobn G. Fsaenson Reuben 1.,o
% s.sis3n 1 Hsai12 L. B.sns.no, Anthony,
E.aErs wa11-aee. sehne1s.x. II. D. Ogden, O. Vail.
S1s74 W.aD- "a. 6. oo7ent1y. H. Kriesm4n. n 5net-
TEs1n TAspa1eHt. & D.dEs, c. r. Hopka.nr John
West Side Post-0n1ce.
The following dispatch was received from
Washington yesterday:
| WAzzue1os. June 1a 1850.
The P. o: Department has finally decided
| to estabiish = branch Post-ofica in West Chica.
60. (Sigusd), IF. FARSswoRra."
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Cool CoxSoR7.-0ns of the most active Doug.
lasites in the heat of debate with Lincoln man
to-day, sa!d-"I don't care if Dug Il defeated,
he can stump the State against Lincoln.
Us-RAyEL,Ep.-The Rayels we're announced
to appear 1t Mcvicker's Theatre l..t evan;na
but owing to some Misrepresentation on the part
Of their agent The announcement turns out to
oe one week TOO early.
~ Dr., Kpsnp oivea The faurth M ,ectnr. #
lis course to ladies md oen,1+n,.n th;r sv.n;o.
It KipRsbury Hall. Subject -t.Tb, s.c,et, +
Success and si9u, Of Character" Aan,;.,;o,
IS cents. :
MAR1xE.-TVo sail boats. the On;ctsten md
the Unknown. we're out for 3 race nm S,tnrd.x
for &25 4 side. The terms psescribed ware tbat
they should run seven and 4 half 1nf1e. ID wind.
ward. and The saue distanc. tn ,eeusrd sta,+
ing from the lieht house pier at . nEc1oct
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v.,n co,c.rt v.. xa.,;,.d 81 ooo m 49,. ~
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10 t"o ooss Of active habits and correct
aepof4nen'. .gea 10 ana 10 years, desire some
e1.p'', .e"' ~ "n'eu lucy Gun ne.p support
II h{
w.. -, A@AoN"' 1n5 Pe.Soa Vesillng one or
North Franklin street.
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,u -, o'suuo ~ E. oua'e1 aoao'nee fouftn
y. -. 'u' ots'"n ~ eclo spring 1fo'e, IN
.onelo! ~ ooo'eta1ng qa11e novel IN the his
'of5 VI eAsa'A AonS us1ea"as DON IN magnitude
anu eoA'p'eleneee ol preparation More anon.
The Hoxx FOE TIE Fa1tsptrss ~ tn.
toon7s--la lne case tnot has been pending in
Inc superior court, In which question has
been raised as to the constitutionality Of rights
exercised by the Guardians Of the Home For
tue Friendless. q decision will be rendered this
morning.
Tux SEAsos-Yeate-dav was .ummar IN
earnest. and brought ont The strav hota .nd
linen suits. Thera yns a1so a tendencv tov,rd,
drinks of the tubular md trad vo-;.+r ;.,h;h.a
- soo" ooe'
80 ~ "0 'e'' ooA'D'o ILLS "eS'ne1
- 80.
inz HEBREW FAIR AND THEIR FA1R--To-
, 1860-06-19

H1s7oRlcAI Soc1Es1.--The monthly meeting
appointed for to-day, il postponed to Tueaday,
June esth, At P. IT,. by reason Of the proposed
excursion Of the Academy Of Science.
, 1860-06-19
LOCAL MATTERS

Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn .tree4
md get vour clothes cleaned snf r.n.;r~d
They will b we'll done and At prices to Hui ths
$}raa
, 1860-06-19

Hocus Pocrs. kerosene oil and ali eoa1 oils
can be reduced by mixing with cheaper fluids,
sneh = sleoool md camphsne. Consumers
willing to psy few cents mora on 4 aalon for
Simon pure a1ticle1 Tho Lamp apd oil
Emporium, No. l2s Clark street. hetrrrn
Washington and Madison, have received a NV
in!oice Of Dorner ksroseue, which givcs about
ssf per cent mora light than coal olls, to
~ nothing aoont the odor. In color this last
, 1860-06-19

STIR AGAINST 4 RA1LaoAD CoxPASE.-1u the
Superior Court today come up the case of T. F.
Craig rs. the Chicago Northwestern Railroad
Company, the suit being brought to recover
slo,0oo damages for injuries received By plain.
tlf at the great disaster to the 80, called Fond
du Lac Excursion :" last fall, on which train Ar.
Craig was = paving passenger.
, 1860-06-19
THECTTY..

Auction 6alea this Morning..
New and seoond hand Furniture Ctpets and Mo.7ts Il
~ o'clock by Gilbert Sampson. Auctloneess q Lac
EtlrEt4 -
, 1860-06-19
Report OF Committee on Belief Con-

Report OF Comunfttee on Relief Con-
In behalf Of the Committee, I beg leave to
report thu following ~ the result Of the late
Concert at the Wigwam and benefit at McYick-
ers Theatre for the relief of suffers By the late
tornado, including such subscriptions a. we're
sent to the Wigwam, and such as have been
sent or handed to me- personally for the same
object:
Receipts fton fale Of tickets. al4o3 u
Photograph donated -
. . Mess1i FAsset 4 Cook, l.5 %
Lincoia, d6nattd dby 4 Has.
1ef. two spad and Is remlla-
der o. hsnd md fer aaie It
the WlkE1m for the benefit
Rev. u. Pattons subscaptioa ...,,,... StS
yT4a % 500
Is ,sae cod.,te.fos,fI a.,;e,f ;!i;;:S %
=, ytl!c VI. bT n. r: Ke1saeT. Fastor. r..... .soo
e. kenda! Sons Il Co., bbh cr14ke
q. ktrcA -ouA. bike othmE 4hl;e bounet
= s41ll box from unknowa toazrs,
Ioosy Booth. bh haus, .
suf1cient to fll hsxe dsY kooas toI. So1
names gwen: Altogether esttmucd g.. IN N
1b1s9ef Of seA ahela, by lady Sold ai Thestrt n
Keee1pfa from sa!e Of tickets 1t ThtstTa. a -0
StataaV donated BY L. #. .Volka............. % %
Taaatiy waxiii oid;r ioi
~. o,-,,.. 1.9i9 q
o1@"t WHICH oeoue' 1u -
Ieay:nr MT rrr,ints ~. -
, 1860-06-19

Iaox1xo DAr.-save u heat in your house
~ using shaw's flat Hester, for saie At Isl
, 1860-06-19

P1crrars.-The Illustrated London News for
June 2, which is now ready 1t McSally's, 81
Dearborn street, contains dne colored supple
meat and an extra sheet flied will engrayings,
from the pictures in the Royal Academy E1hib-
itlon of1S6o. Price Of the paper and the two
extra sheets. fifly cents. -
, 1860-06-19

DunaLARY.--The dry goods store of Mr. Bald
win on the corner Of West Madison and Jeifer.
son streets, was entered last night by cutting
panel out Of the back door, and small amount
Of money taken from the drawer. The burglars
were undoubtedly frightened away, rs the stock
was untouched.
, 1860-06-19

us-RAvEL'ED.-TheR Rayels we're announced
to appear 1t AcVickers Theatre last evening.
but owing to some misapprehension on the part
Of their agent The announcement tu1ns out to
be one week too early.
, 1860-06-19

Tux HEBREW FAIR AND THEIR FA1R,-To-
night and tomorrow night takes place At Wit.
kowsky Hall q brilliant fair, gotten up By the
Hebrew ladies Of this city. The proceeds are
to be placed in the treasury Of the Uuited He.
brew Relief Association Of this city, which is
rn6@r eyee11enf ruMn1rnnor%.
, 1860-06-19

Cool CoxroRT.-0ns of the most active Doug.
lasltes in the heat of debate with Lincoln man
to-day, ss!d-"1 don't care if Drg i DICTATED,
he can stump the State against Lincoln.