, 1860-02-27


cumstauces showed, By mental causes.
TIE CLARK STREET BnlDGE 1sJuScT1oS CASE. |
a decision will be rendered in the Circuit |
Court this morning, by Judge Manicrc, in the
matter Of the Injunction against the Common
Council, and the charge Of contempt against
nine Of the city fathers, for disregardlng the
same.
ETThe Republican sons Of the State Of
Maine, now residing in Chicago. are requested
to meet at the Briggs House On Friday evening
next ut II O'Clock, to make arrangements to re-
ceiyc and entertain the Maine delegation to the
National Republican Convention, to be held in
this city in June next.
Miss JANE Cooxns.-This young lady, who
has gained considerable reputation rs IN ac-
tress, will appear for the first time in Chicago,
Oh yonday evening, as Julia, in the play Of the
uunchback, thus enabling the admirers Of the
lrama to judge Of her merits in one of themost
difficult characters. She will be ably supported
By the company; and what has been said Of her
re have no doubt she will prove to be worthy
patronage. Let her have ! Chicago welcome.
~ Our advertising columns today furnish
our readers with the programme Of the much
talkcd.of Exhibition OF the Second Uniycrsalist
Sunday School, which comes of ut Metropolitan
Hall on next Tuesday evening. 1t is certainly
4 most inviting one. The exhibition Of tabeaux
announced is Of itself well worth the fec charged
for cntrauce. We arc informed that over ono
hundred children take part in the exercises,
that most Of the pieces have been prepared for
the occnsion, and that from the expense and
labor bestowed on the entertainment, very
brilliant affair mag be expected.
HounorA7u1c-W collect from the *+Iar<st-
| igator," the following There are twenty
| Homeopathic physicians now resident and
prActtc;ng in Chicago. Dr.. Luala1n Of this city,
| is preparing work on Dysentcry. The medi-
cal class at Cleveland Homeopathic College,
during the last winter, numbered some sixty
There hare been several Homeopathic medical
! students in attendance upon the Aiionathic
Medical Colleges Of this city, during the past
winter, There have been twenty three students
in attendance upon the first lecture course Of
the new Homeopathic Medical College. at St.
Louis.
|
Rev. Mn. HrHrunEr's LEcrrRE.-lhe next
regular lecture in the course before bryant. Bell
& Stratton's Commercial College will be dellT-
cred tomorrow evening, br Ker. 5. II. Hum
phrey, Of this city. This gentleman has estab-
l'shed IN cnsiao!e reputation among 1ue pa'p''
talent OF the Northwest anu the pfoauet'ons o'
his pen are marked With scholarly and cultisa
l to,l %neta 1{ia ]ecIurn to lie .rtyan tomorrow
evening, Wtsfer" -H'"d, u ono OF WHICH
some Of our brethren Of the press elsewhere
have spoken in the highest terms. Few icctur
ers from abroad appear before our audience:
with better claims aud equal promise Of success:
with this gentleman Inc lecture HJFts'
elAss!eA1 ~ ~ ~. 49,
House last Friday evening. large and appre
cintiye audience was present. The Quartette
op. 16, from Beethoven, charming production
was very well rendered. The happy cheeffu
character which peESades tue Whole OF tni
beautiful composition could no' 1a'l 70 please
and the close, uninterrupted attention, "hic
was paid to the performance OIL 1n's "ork' mus
, be hailed as cheering sign OF the musical NJ
nreci liiou OF a chicago audience. Inc 1cspCG
of noat,nrar wh;c1, h,. bccn In,
= ior the nanie " D'e' ,I.,: -:,, -.,,
' ored amongst oil clsllizeo na''ons' WILL enapf
GRADUALLY. ali who learn to listen thus patient,
10 .a;o,- ,},a yreotest musical master works.
.m:..-,
Miss omitn' 'noasn aons" aos o1o'.'eo ~
cold, sang very credltabiy. She possesses
sn1cudid coutra1to voice, which By proper Gu
sf a+ c,u - anon , hr;cht f;,,nr. +,
NJ nsat'on' eanno' 'al ~ op'I o'saN .u1ale
- fore her. The grand duo from The Hugcnot
~ f,- the Yiolin md Tioloncello, was render.
r.:.1.. =, na f,1o-,,,. .,d ,1a1,ne
- very ehee'Nes ~ Ds ~'sA!.e A"0 4's'a1's
:. rerx cred;table 10 Chicago to have It nc
ae formcd herr BIZ resident musicisns. The co
" cert. rs whole, was u success, which we
~ ho,nx ia record. since by it chamber conce,
.t ~ .,o ;,s+;,r,;o,s ,f IL, ritz
:. WILL oe oDe - M ---..0-
ACH1cAoo ARTIST IN Nh" 1oah e1Tf-f
GERS SLAVE AUc1lox.-We referred some til
rbat ,vas instlv cons;derca . rerr nj
''''e ~ ~ ~. r
missing Wo1H OIL AT, @Ae o1ate AUCTION,
.tatuette croupe in plaster by John Rogers
won at TINT time in TIM ci,r s,rr.vo
so"ns' ' ~ 49,. ..ua .or,- ~. f.,t ~ H.. ~
Office Vi tois same "oFA o1 att Inc 1fs~ ~
Trfbuns speaks rs follows:
.The Slave Auction,' is before us. It I,
Il. own terrible story. There is no need Of
scription, to show what the artist means.