, 1860-05-28

Tar Police CorRr.-The only cases disposed |
of Saturday morning in the Police Court wor-
thy Of notice were Is follows:
Jacob 1.anehart was arrested 1or an assault
with i deadly wenpon- According to the evi-
dence, he got into an alteration with . neigh
b,r relative to their respective rights Of posses
sion in garden, which led to m assault by
I.aneha1t With pitcbfork upon tie said neigh
Dor, during which the latter was severely wound-
ed in the hand. Lapehart was fned SO.
John .1.ouks, aud his wife Elizabeth Louks,
mere arrested for keeping disorderly and
noisy bousc, and fined ss each. Hugh Curran
vas arrested for keeping q disorderly house,
discharged. James Collins and Elizzbeth i.
Collins, arrested for being inmates, were fined
Is each.
Franklin Scoyille and his wife, Lou1sa Sco-
rille, were arrested sor passing counterfeit twos
ta tbs Bank Of Belfast, Maine. counterfeit
largely in circu:ation. The case Was continued
until this afternoon. at PM.
..GEAcELAxn CExE7Enr.-We take pleasure in
calling attention to this new and beautiful rural
burial ground, situated On the Green Bay Road,
GUtut lQ1E AAaGa A01 IAN kl tAaa @ta3s AaAhAAAE
could be more attractive than its internal mr.
raneement<, or its surroundings: II hns been
laid cut by gentleman well skilled in the
est. Any. information, in regard 10 it, eau be
obtnined of Thomas Bryan, Esq. the president
OF the organization, in armon Block.
"A 2. A-The members Of Washington Lodge
No. l american Protestant Association, and
members OF the order generally, ate requested
to be punctual in their attendance on next
Wednesday evening, Aey 81, 1860, at their
Lodge rooms, corner Of North kinzie and Ia
Sale streets, as business Of importance will
come before the meeting.
By order Of JouS LAsE:Ls, w. II.
n Wltasanp, See,y PIT.
:. Young Mems Republic an Club.
At meeting Of the Young Aen's Republican
Club Of Chicago, held at their rooms Friday
evening last, the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Convention OF the National
Republican party did, on the 18Th DAY OF May,
A. n. 1860. at Chicago, put in nomination the
Hon. Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency. and
tue Han. Hannibal Hamlin for the Vice presi-
dency Of the United States, therefore,
Resolrsd. That while we recognize William
II. Seward, as the man, whose Distinguish
talents, faithful PATRIOTISM and long tired devo.
ton to the best interests of q conlmol country
and common humanity, hare well earned for
him The first place ia the Republic, nud the first
in the hearts Of the Republicans; that We be-
ievc that the great reformation which is pro.
crossing in the atiaiiB Of our government nould
have elected our great leader, or any oihernon.
inee Of the Republican party. we consider thu
certain aud peaceful consumr alton Ct shat re-
formation duty Of tic party-n mater of
greater importance than the promotion Of my
individual.
Ke*cletd, That Abraham Lincoln needs no eu-
dorsement. We recognize him ~ ore Of the
earliest and ablest expounders Of our political
faith-honest beY ond tbe attack Of the meanest
.hirelpg Of modern Democracs-right on the
great questions Of the dxy-sound in head
true of heart-the 1nan of The people for this,
their great e1igency, and &c pledge bin the
earnest. active, honest support Of tho Young
Mems Republican Club Of Chicago.
Rttoiottt, That Hannibal Hau1lin, man who
| has beeu tried in the fires ofrecent Democracy,
and found not wanting in tue principles Of the
| Father. Of the Keputhc-Iai.bful and incoS-
t"ruptible-is the proper person to preside oyer I
| body in which he has been member Of :.
! s.dds1y inerf1Hny minority.
/ R4totrtd, That the candidates put in n6mina-
tiou By the Republican State Convention arc
en1inently worthy oil the cordial and tn
| waveripg support OF every friend OF Freedom,
| and shslt receive the hearty and energetic et-
forts Of this Club to secure their triumphant
election.
! R<solrtd, That these resolutions be published
in the city Republican papers.
! i. S. WILLIAMS, President.
JAS. 4. HrcrS1s. s=cretary.
| CoAnoS CoCScIL.-A special meeting Of the
Common Council waH heln on Friday afternoon
There being a vacancy in the Board Of Watc.
Commissioner. eccasoncd by the decease oi
George r.. Dole. Benjamin Carpenter mas
elected to fiji the vacancy, he having re.
ceived the requisite number OF votes on the 6tl
| bollot.
AID. TAFT presented an ordinance authorizing
tha proper officer to issue deeds III cases oil
tar sales. LAID over.
AID. Myers offered petition from John Nc
Bean, complairirS bitterly because be could
ret neither settlement nor remuneration fol
Services rendered the city on street contracts
mud asking that arbitrators be appointed 10 ser
tie the matter. The Comptroller handed note
statement of the matter, which would be pre-
seutcd to the next meeting. Aid. Myers movet
that tue matter he lGid over until the next meet
iog. Carried.
Ihe Mayor nominated 4. kobu for Cit.
Clerk. to fill vacancy, and be was elected By th'
Council.
Aid. Cou1isky 1noved to take up the nnttcr 0
appointing committees.
The Mayor decided him out Of order, ant
the Alderman appealed from such decision.
The decision was sustained By vote OF !
to G..
Adjourned.