, 1860-11-12

iietfm to this disaster
On Saturday afternoon three bodies were
AIKEN from the ruins Of the propeller: They
we're identified rs those Of Benjamin Wilson, .
FIRST engineer; Richard Forsyth, second engin- :
rer and one Of the fremcn, supposed to bc :
Charles French. No person MAS able fully to
Identify the latter ut the inquest
The bodies of the engineers did not appear
10 have received any wounds, bruises, or injn-
r:s whatever. The body Of the fireman was
MANNED about the head and face.
BENJAMIN Wilson has left i wife and five chill
tsren liying In Buffalo. Richard Forsyth has
Left three children, whose mother is dead.
They lire short distance from Buffalo. Their
remains will be sent East for intermcnt.
The two patients ut the Marine Hospital, one
Of them the aon of Thomas Hale, Esq, arc do
Ing we'll
The Burch Divorce Case.
The present week will seethc Bunch Divorce
Case come before the Dupage County Court,
in session ut Napersille. in Dupage county. |
This town lies seecn miles south Of Wheaton
station. twcnty.scyen miles distant from this |
city. on the Chicago d Galcna Railroad, and |
;2ailv stage forms the connection With the cars |
ut that point.
Hon. Erastus Corning and Others enlisted in
behalf of the defendant, reached this city on
Saturday morning. Mrs, Burch lqas been in
the city for some time past, making her home
with private family, and avoiding all appear
ing in public. The full LIST Of the.legal talent
engaged for the defence is not yet announced,
but it will he numerous, and embrace some OF
tic most prominent names known to the bar
Of tho country ut large.
The number Of counsel engaged Is in Itself
something remarkable, and Indicative Of the
determination and lavish outlay which will on
both sides characterize this case, where both
are wealthy, determined, and prepared to con-
test every point, In several different points
| in other Statcs, dispositions are being taken,
and the interests Of the parties theGeare watch
| ed by eminent counsel in those seferal cities.
| It ia one of class Of cases that are mint for
the lawyers.
| The case will be called up some time during
the week. The impression generally prevails,
that continuance will be sought BY one or
| the other of the parties. The public will be
| decidedly the gamers, If the hcnring never
comes up at all; hut it is unlikely 1t will be
snoretl them. either nov or at some future
day.
The general and widespread interest the
case has awakened throughout the country Is
well indicated by the fact, that eleven leading
daily Journals, representing our oTn and other
Giles, will, as We learn, be represented at the
trial for continuous and full reports Of the
same. added to which 1t will doubtless have Its
run in the cd-pcppcr style ofIiteraturc, with H.
lustrations and letter press, carefully wrought
m to sensation point. All this will be post
roncd by d continuance, and be happily avoid
cd by M adjustment Of the suit The former
is somewhat probable; the latter very un'
likely.
Listen to 1t.
The Times and Herald Of Saturday evening
, comes out unplcasantly bitter over the South
crn gentleman who threw rotten eggs at ou1
Illinois Senator "way down in Alabama" /
few days ago. It calls him M
"unknown cut-throat villatn:'
t.unknown scoundrel!"
*sun6nown yillainv'
It Finishes its exhibition of unchEistian spizi
. by actually charging the egg gentleman Will
being .n-Abolitlonist lurking IN digulse Il
;. Alabama, to fomcnt negro instructions !!!'
Tint wc cali cool. We're there my possioi
fty that the postmaster ut Montgomery, Alah:
NJ, r. he hasn't a1r.ady resigned; would nc
feel it His duty to take paper from the mai
: lag with iii. tongs and drop 1t gently in til
r fire, it would be fearful punishment to til
+ ,nan that threw the egss, to send him this pa
l. ticular copy of the 1'mes and Herald. b.
ss circulate 'ns ,ut ao~p SOUTH % and probably were Il
d Governor himself to attempt to exhibit
N p,.s,.ao +, That n1easont town of Montco1nrr
ct hc wou1d be waited upon by Vigilance Cor
-. "o - and sar+ orcr tbc ho
m''ee III '"' A'u''' "'"'
to dsFs'
H. An OTTER 10 MASAoEh'-So'neoous
an od;o,n,nr county. who has most 1ibeI
|r. and wellplaccd confidence in the Opposition
Nananer NcVickcr to please the public, b
=. who with that commence, Jolns elns au'1
- 1,t;tudinartan yicy Of the legitimate in theat
n- Gals, comes down with tne 'o'1o"lns uAuqa
.rt anal uniquely put proposlt1o'a -" tne pop'
". tor OF our lhea'Fc. NC oni'' 'ue ua1.e -. -
,,;n If ho desires It ali success in growi
IRE ~ .,o1a. r1. latter
- Ills Uccembcr esop VI ns''oe' A"e A1N'~-
III, hona fiCc.
icf Lake County Ill
~, Nov tst1SG
'ol' flr hay Great curiosity which has meyer ot
Of on s1e61,a9,n ,, 1ca1es ~ TsssaIin@ salmon
ia mulch a. am informed Eby thocA tn6t ha5 =
nor tho Hoy and tue samon heser "a" tae asa 49,
.tia ts III hs'o,@ 99 ic tner nutse to pl.ce him
exebltjon For the First time In Chicago Furth
md purpote to offer the Srp99anity 9 20 9en IT, e Is
rfsfsna nm ~ .1 .1onta ~ nr,fetnhle ieouid not
cat nv mi, tnrns athrrwfse than TO prerent him 10
18th :ain
lie sheds bis tcee tW1ee Jea. nc nov ~
oI IMaasahsy ~ ~ wi he Trady far excrbtioa
49, Now II you xonld like 10 engage IN the g
Curiosity W. 1et n. ~ n rnnr siirt rcs
orc, ~ r. rarc of fs nursers to myrclf during
cast lion nj Tie time aud pace under your eontro
4t"s 4nn ssehit him at youf expcnces and managen
. For atntcd length Of time.
.n' Iwait Fur time fof souf ans"e''
ade' .rr.ovrvnor,txxT-A n meetfno Of
the ,1-~.,,~.. ]...u,;,..a bo,a m Saturday
ews- nep"oi'e'
on loi1o"n. resolution Was 'uopteo
up <s@sfa, 5nat NJ ,hs IT. caz1t9. ~ sus ~ to
nc. Smifi f. Esn Of Jnr 4 FrIshio-s Ice Fn.u
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