, 1860-09-27
Grand Rally at the Wigvvam,

Grand Rally at the WissVam.
Thursday evening, September a7tb, Hon. T. |
o. HowE Of Wisconsin, one Ct the most elo-
quent speakers in the West, will address the |
people Of this city this {Thursday) evening, at
the Wigwam, on the political issues Of the day.
E. C. LAnsED, Fsq., Of this city, will also speak.
Let there be general turn out. By order Of
the Campaign Committee.
J. WHITE, Chairman.
W Qua,ls and Prairie Chickens are begin
ming to appear in fair supply in Cur market.
The United States Fair at Cincinnati
proves to be little better thar failure. Men-
aged little too much doubtless.
~ Col. Howard, late of The Iowa Central
House at Clinton, Iowa, has taken charge Of the
Colston House IN this city.
Sent TO Rs7oRu ScaooL.--Two boys named
John Dunn and James Leslie, were seat to Re-
form Sehool yesterday for burglary and robbery
of a fruit stand.
Cos71scKD-The hearing in the case Of the
desperate John Gillian, charged with stahbing
Macintosh at the Rack Island depot, day OF
two snce, was continued from yesterday until
this morning.
uELD 70 BA1L-A wretch named Patrick
Norton, was held TO bail in $500 yesterday Tor
attempting TO commit q rape upon the person
ol little girl named Eliza NcGoyern, about
fourseen.yeats Of egs.
US1rsD STATES CouRT.-llon. Judge Mclean
has been presiding in this Court for two daSs
past in conjunction with Judge Drummond,
hearing motions. Several important admiralty
cases are pending. No cases to be tried before
ajury for TWO weeks.
OCTOBER nkS1ckEapocKEa.-Knic for
October; Bluctwood for September; portraits
Of all the candidates row in the field; badges
at three dollars per hundreJ, aud solid milled
edge medals (beat quality for tive dollars and
fifty cents per hundred at The book and periodi-
cal store OF McNally Co., 81 Dearborn street.
TuE ZouAyk CADErs.-Brand as his Photo
graph Gallery. No. ITO Lake street, Inns just got
up in splendid style In "Auto Photography
the entire corps Of Zouave Cadets, sixty.one in
number. It is gem of In affair, credit to the
artist and the corpF. The former is filing large
orders tor them.
TuE DAY or AToSExESr.-Yesterday being
the 10th day Of the month OF Tishfi, after the
Jewish chronology, all the Israclites Of the city
closed their sereEel places Of businees, in order
to attend Divine worship, as commanded in Le-
viticus xvi, e9-cc44, and again in Numbers
1xix,7.
AorE Dop1Es SIES.-0n Suuday, zays The
Milwaukee Sent;ne1, the steamer Detroit paesed
tao Of those unfortunates who pe1ished by the
Lady Elgin. Owing to the gale, those on the
steamer were unable to recover them. pro-
position ID now made to charter tug to search
for the remains Of any who may not have been
recovered.
Heavy SUR AGAINST A RAILROAD CoxrASr-
In the Superior Court suit is in prog1c.s, Jer-
e1niah Callahan q. Chicago and Galena Rail-
road Company, troaght to recover 10000
damsges for injuries received by plaintiff, in
breaking his leg on the s!h Of March 1858.
Plaintiff ~as fireman, and the accident was
caused by the train being thrswn ofr the track
BY the breaking Of wheel, Tho result as Is
cla;med, Of ofmismauoge Of the master me-
chaaic Of the road.
Miss T1ILlxGuAs7's Tn1np OnaAs CoscEnr,-
Miss Tillinghast's third organ concert occurs ut
the ST. rau1's (Univcrsa!ist) Church, en- Wa.
bash avenue, upon Friday evening next, COM
mencing at quarter before eight o'clock. The
programme embraces, among other fine organ
pieces, a concerto from Ncndelsschu, and the
Grand March from Tannhauser; also Mercc.
dante's "CEedo," to be sung By Mrs Paddock,
new soprano. Mrs. Matteson, and Mr.. De-
Passio; Coneidcr the Lilies" By Mrs Thom.
~, and chorus from Neidhardt By twenty
male voices.
tJJ Rev. Nr. Van Meter, Superintendent ef
the Fourth Ward Mission School. New York.
WIS to reach this city last evening with his
twenty.si1th load Of needy children. The com.
paay consists Of. about fifty boys. They lea7e
On Thursday morning for Joliet, on Friday 60
to 0Hawa aud spend the Sabbath at Geneseo,
lfthere il any one mettr to which Eery many
little ones made happy have given their songs
it must be Mr. Van Meter, who has been tic
Children's Friend. with few rivals in his es.
pecial line Of chosen duty.
Two THOUSAND DoL1ARs REwAnp.-In anoth.
er column it will bs seen that this very liberal
reward has been offered for the recovery of the
bodies Of Mrs Garthe and Hiss Anna Garthe
Of Paris. ky., victims in the Lady Elgin duas-
ter It il bona tide, and will be paid On the
identification Of the sAme. It is sufficient 10
stimulate fresh exertiou among rhoEe who can
engage in such search, "a the finder, to liberal
reward well earned, may add the consciousness
of having alleriated the grief Of distressed
! family. Ali ship owners and others in the lake
marine, will confer favor on the friends OF the
deceased BY spreading THE intelligence IS vide
| ly as possible.
Loss or VESSEL WITH ALL OK BoARD-1t is
now, after IN interval that has painfully dect-
ded all doubt, become certain that On the same
night Of the disaster Of the Lady Elgin, another
! vessel, the Schooner St. Mary, bound from this
port to Cedar River, WAS lest with nll on board.
She left this port On Friday morning with
twenty tons Of pig iron for ballast, bound for
the above destination, aud has not been heard
frcn since. She had on board.sone lady pas.
seugers and FIVE men, besides Captain Bennett,
tho mats and colored cook. Since she left, an
another vessel belonging to the same firm has
been to Cedar River, but heard nothing from
| the missing schooner.
TuE Week or TIE LADY, E1on.-The portion
Of the ill.fated Lady Elgin which vas not ahat-
tered to pieces By the collision with the Angus.
Il, Is now riding at anchor opposite Winetta,
in the very track of vessels sailing up and down
the Lake. held in its place by The anchors at
t7ehed to the chain cables, which fell overheard
when abe first went down. Great and constant
danger to reasels is caused By allowing thi.
wreck to thus remain in the pathway OF vesss's
going to and from this pors. lit is not soon
removed it is in the exact position to render
such catastrophe imminent, Whose business
il it 10 see that this dangerous wreck is re-
mo'ed1 The owner Of the Lady Elgfn has
given tho wreck up to the Insurance Comps
nies, and they appear to be Of different minds
~ To their responsibility in the matter. Is it
not The duty Of tho government officers having
charge Of The Lakes to Sea that this obstruction
is removed forthwith.
SOMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL IN Ar
Years ago, ere Daguene made himself immor-