, 1860-06-14
THE CITY.

LILLE CllY.
Auction Sales this Day.
,o afs 3 Sass. nss1 so'
Sr1n1ruu,sx.-Don't forget Mis-. Hulett's
lecture this evening at KingsbuEy Hall.
Sr4rr4Rr. Gilbert i Sampson sell, this
afternoon, the balance Of statuary and fancy
goods.
J.s. Ac1Sr1n1-Long known here a. one Of
cur most successful house. movers, has, In ad-
dition to his city business, contracted to raise
aaonr.ng mill at oswego. Kendall County.
JACKS Axp HARR1sos-Were on trial on Tues
day on second charge Of forgery Of g1ain re-
ceipts, after having received sentence of four
years To State Prison for former offense Of the
same kind. The jury disagreed.
4 CHICAGO Man IN Mlcu1cAx-The Michiga1
State Reform School, at Lansing, has called
Rev. D. D. Nichols, late Of the Chicago Reform
School. 10 it's charge, and he has accepted the
trust, and will soon remove there with his
family. Success to him!
NEW F1ouR.-Tbe first new -four Of this year
was received yesterday from Dorner's Mills,
Carbondale. ILL.,, By Livingston / Co., and sold
to Gage, Bro. l. Drake, of the fremont House.
A sample of their bread will be exhibited On
Change to.day.
Faou NoRsE1ASn,-Yesterday there arrived
IN this city some fcur hundred Sorwegians, IN
route for Wisconsin, where they are to form
settlement on farming lands. They were taken
t. the depot Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, aud left last evening for their place
Of destination.
Sorru PREsnxrER1AS CaCRcn---This Church,
which has been for some time past without
pastor, recently extended call to the Rer.
7. II. Cunningham, Of the First Presbyterian
Church of Indianapolis. Mr. G. has accepted
city on Sabbath next.
TEE Houe FOR TIE FR1Exp1Ess AND TIE
HAnEAs CoRpus CAsg.-This case, mention Of
which has been made in our columns, has not
yet been definitely settled. The arguments Of
council were given late in the afternoon Of yes~
serday, but we believe IN arrangement for ar.
bitration, or an amicable aettiemcnt Of The af-
FUR will yet DO made.
ANHnorTPEs AID Puo1ocRApus-Wef first re-
member ". a. Stoddard, az having small es-
tabllshment on Washington street, and now
have the pleasure Of announcing that be has To-
Gated himself at No. So Clark street, up stairs,
nearly opposite the Court House. lie is an in-
d1strious and deserving man, and an excellent
artist; and we are happy to see this evidence Of
his prosperity.
CR1ckEr.-A return match Of this f1ne old
English game will be played TOMORROW on the
grounds Of the Prairie Cricket Club Of Chicago,
on West Madison street near Union Park, be-
tween the Detroit and Prairie Clubs. This will
afford tine opportunity for our renders to wit
ness the game. We are Informed that ample
accomuoda atious will be provided for visitors.
Aiessrs- Geo. Head, Chas. Laycock, S. P. Older
shaw, II. Q. Chambers, r. P. Oldershaw, r.
Bruce, 7. E Blackmer, JOS Price, ". D. VIM.
W. s. Stewart and Frank Ludlow will represent
tho Chicago Eleven. Nr. S. S. Slate will 10
their umpire, aud Geo. D. Kellogg, ESQ, scorer,
The match will commence at 9 4. L., aud con-
tinue through the day.
New DEvELorAKS1s.-GeorgeC Clark, arrested
on charge Of keeping lewd house, and whose
trial was completed and given to the jury yes.
.erday, IVES found guilty. During the progress
Of this case certain testimony Was elected which
places some Of oar city detectives in 10 very
euriable light before the public. We hare had
our "Brown affair."" and several other affairs Of
a very disreputable character, but from the
statements Of some of the witnesses in the trial
nnder nsns1dsra4ion, it tho lot est depths
in this direction have not until lately been
reached. What do our readers think Of a city
institution Of ifl-fame, gotten, up and run by a
former detective, for the purpose Of crimiuat-
ing parties who would otherwise hare remained
innocent? What it this is done, if not with the
positive knowledge, at least With tue consent, Of
some members Of the Marshara staff: Wetrust,
for decencg's sake, that the rumors aaoat in
our midst are entirely without foundation.
Cnc&Go Crrr DlREcroRY.-The cauyassiup
for subscriptions TO-, and advertising in, the
City Directory is still going On, and we sin.
cerolr hope with bztter effect than in preceding
yeaEs. for it il well kuorn fact, that the publ.
cation Of u Directory in this city has heretofore
been attended with pecuniarr loss to the parties
attemptingit.
This dors not accord well with the enterprise
ing spirit Of our business men, who should en-
courge local institutions. especially when by 50
doing they cau materially benefit themselves.
4 Directory is expected II be typographical
mirror Of the city in all its phases Of business,
and hence 1t is the first source from whence a