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4 writ Of habeas corpus was issued out' Of
the Superior Court On Tuesday. directed to Mr..
Il. ". Roberts, commanding him to produce
the body Of Emma Estclla Rawson, a child nine
years Of age. The petitioner, Mrs. Rosetta C.
Dudley, is the mother ofthc child. aud the facts
surrounding the case. Us stated by the petition
er's attorney, ere substantially as follows:
The mother was married en- the Cd Of April,
1850, II Avery Raw3on, in Anesbury, Massa-
chusetts. The c;,'lJ. Emma Estetla, now nine
years Of age, is ti.e only fruit Of that union.
Avery died three OF four years ago, and his wife
came to Chicago in quest Of her sister, a Mrs.
Tower. She Was uuAtls to lind her, and being
tion Of chambermaii in hotel, from which
she before long found herself in house Of i'll
fame. After remaIning in tIie house txo weeks
she went to Milwaukee and found her sister.
During her stay there she received news ffota
the cast that her mother Was Ill. She proceed
ed at oncc to Massachusetts,, leaving the child
with it, nunt-
Dn her return to Milwaukee, she did not find
the child, and was told by Mrs. Tower TINT she
had giyen it to Nr. Roberts. Tho mother
found Roberts, who refused to give it up, md
| denied that lhe persnn who appeared to claim
| it was its mother. The mother therefore pro.
ceeded TO Obtain wit Of labeas corpus. The
case was heard before Mr.. Payne, Judge of
Probate, who made decree giving the custody
| Of the child to Roberts, Gu the ground that tie
n,olher WAS public prostitute. But the mother,
by some means, got bold Of it, and straightway
| He'd to Chicago Roberts pursued her By tile
next train. lie found her u. the briggs House,
in this city, and took fo7cible POSSESSION Of the
! child. Sircc then the mother has not seen her
| child, or known its whereabouts.
| This affair happened nearly TWO years ago.
Some time subsequently. the mother became
| the wife ct man nared Dudley, with whom
she has lived (yirtuoualy it is sald) in this city.
lie is said to be tile owner Of considerable pro-
| pcrts, and is ut plcseut engaged in organizing
company for Pixies Peak
Tie answer Of the respondent Roberts to the
| writ of UlJfas C1rpux fets forth that the said
child, Llama Estc:la Kawsop, is not now in his
custody, and has not been for period Of twenty
months; that he placed her with family in the
country, and beyond the limits Of Illinois, in
order to prevent the mother from '' 'abducting'
her; aud that, for the Ea,ne reason, unless com
PEELED thereto By the Court, be does not thinl
proper to state where the child is.
The petitioners counsel. Jahn G. Miller, Esq.
expecting ia show that the mother wasa prope'
person TO hare charge Of the child, the Cour
set last evening, after adjouranient, to hs4
testimony. No one being in attendance at til
Superior Court nj the hour appointed, the cas'
will probably come up this norring.
, 1860-06-28

- The 4Stimme dk* Io|ts, the new German
daily paper recently started in. this city, hns
been discontinued,
, 1860-06-28

0 t. Z. scR1YkT. 4d7<+st*t.7 43+e!. e Dear5os<s.
Il a4oss~5 10 reetfsS Ads.txez,<E1 this oas o1
Le2di77 Faptrs Of tn forsh Fek tAl-hea+y
, 1860-06-28

Thy Jmpart st,en9fA : 7hry znaihi1uts {'4in.
These eel:ctu! P:aters 51e readily to the molon Of
the bod. 1bso.b PRECIPITATION and throw OF al The otn
.sss congu.atsd Impurities Of the sys-
FARE'S ttn. stoall he used fsr Ill Chronic
TA1Es1 Pains, Fal1tness. Dyzpe1sa Colds Con-
PR1CELf s"upIou, Rtean4.1I.n, Female Weak
PLAsTEKS. ne=s, x. lie retain .leir active proper
Are sold by ties Wien other paSteIs u:eleAA and
ALL DzALrcs wtesa apr led rAlx cASsoT Eatsr. I've
ftom1 to II f-niy shru1a hare them. One size
TX p1xks. cl.th, tArea sizes on rather. Samples
sent By u.ai on receipt Of twenty five ct.
pARSESE PARE, u & 15rask Row, New York. Sold
Who'll. zae and Retail. ~ JOHN D. PARE l:4 L,tr-ss.
sad By Druggists <eletaly. !: 1nhl6bsl9~d6tn
, 1860-06-28

TADDIE LEE RATHBURN,
The cere1rated Cla ryoy ant Physician would ca! the
ss:cn,ion Of are. tniea u:rf female e.sascs 70 Eef
txns 70. 1870 Kasto1ps s'tsss: epPsht he NE1Es
ca.es in fenae'. Her motto Is without satisfaction no
pAy Ladies Do mt zus vfea t.. <tna Fou c2a he
weekt onec.. Ladies' el sota It Il y,ut oElT ctanc.
she vii Gre tie te II reference required. Nd c. nj
iae sertica Of ynqr snee1son; 10 cue dsted hus
tst a9a ssa bT .ar On III something 10
D, net fo1ses that sae has toCss FRIyATE ROOMS
expressly f,f LAdies. te3lItw
, 1860-06-28

Auction SaseA this Morning.
Secondhand aud n. Furniture. Carpets &C.. It fa Il.
H., br Gilbert j. Sampson AutIotcea 6: Lake street.
, 1860-06-28

- Nr. J. D. Dillon, Of Chicago, and J. B.
Atwater, Of Ripon, assisted by the Mrs. Dillon
and Atwater, hare made arrangements for 4
theatrical summer campaign through NiacoE-
Sin, opening at Ripon.
, 1860-06-28
EllfcRMN Kanff4t AAanHfaffnn.

This Association held its e5th anniversary at
Darlington. on the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway The opening sermon was By Rer. l..
Parn!ee. OF Dundee, from Amos 5:s, "setk
Him that maketh the seveu stars md Orion"
nev. II. X. Green, Of Chicago, Was appointed
Moderator; Il. w. Padelford, Clerk; G. S.
Browning, Treasurer. The letters we're read in
the afternoon. One hundred and three have
been baptized during the year, and one huntl.
red and twelve received By letter and expert
ence. Total number Of members, 17os.
The following resolutions were nossod.
sere1 That re njoce in the Prosperity at The Chico
i'm SOCIETY," 10 so az men n .. e !. aae
tse tsf ,h and We 'eeommend ladies' to Co
Ro'1,11 II Tsas request or churches to ve ~ 1hels
WnlrE4s r ReS. + s*onh% % ;sie pastor @ Ut l,rn
Geavsa, te,ess " o'' ''eA'eo'S a'he' fe ea'a -
f Sna, 1n 1d h!s df,,h zsn h,s lot ntl
e E!eh he wa rsio aad u d spy bsisa1ed family I'D
pa,r . .,,u ne
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u Six cases of the small -pox have occurred
at the locality mentioned By us yesterday, three
Of which were conauent. We are happy to
state thpt the disease las thus far been confined
to one family, all tue Irving members Of which
are nov conyaescent.
, 1860-06-28

;" ANTED Virtue & Co., Pub
E.hess, IS Clark strett. sse IN want Of two ze-.
t!een to obtain subscribers fr The Ar Journal bera,
Inducements offered to d1st class men. i.e1e6.est
, 1860-06-28

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
~ wood tie Otcai,st aal Arz:st, No. IL Randolph
SUE .h.ee doors eas Of Cs.5t. thss = III. uf: Y s
regular Phys ct the Cd School and las devotsd hs
entIrt proetaoca! lifetime Uphan:ce and A7ral Sur
Ge5. ss2e akht 70 the ind I'D hsank 70 he dr. md
tk and success Or e.. oper4tion4 upon the Eye and
E.E many which Of dtcut and dangerous caasae
treces4 attracted patients from III parts Of tho uran
aad given him rtputatoa eminent aad skiful ore
sator eefore attained bT Specialist On ihe Cor
nsnl. t.eatss tie E.e md e. ~hFea Viii eont:a
four hundred pages he.nx p.epaEsl asd VIII shortly
appear. Prescptcus rent TO patIeLss dauce where
husxicA operations as4 not required Mh7-lydAH
, 1860-06-28

EA A crszy-drunken man wus loudly berat
ing Douglas and the Times, rear the Office of
the latter, yesterday afternoon. lie had takeu
too much 'ias whisky, or had been the Eictim
Of a severe suu-stroke, re were unable 10 de-
eide which. lie eoon subsided, however, upcn
the request Of some friends, md went olfto lis
work
, 1860-06-28

- What has 50 suddenly happened to the
Democrat lstely SO saaguine Of the grand times
we were TO have when Douglas SHOULD be nom-
inatedt Where Is he? What great demonstra-
lion has there been? or where is it to come of?
Do tue one hundred and odd guus fired last
evening for Drectiaridge and Lane echo
" Wherf" WuES? We fear RS much they do.
, 1860-06-28

w ANTED. Horse and Buggy
wanted foz which will BE- pa.d secondhand Fiaso
A1a The ba.arca in ca.h. Apply 10 j. L. LEE II C1k
street, mVH
, 1860-06-28

CEARCH TH E COUNTRY
~ tlrou a,d whrr will you dad Machlnlst who has
not .een troubled 10 ott1n good Oh f:e ubFicttng fast
motions, tuch Is
JOURNALS, CYLINDERS, SMALL CUGs and FINE
MACHINERY II general.
Those who desire All OIL vhIth Will Gum, 1t mode
rate Price, NIL b. suited II they Inquire fog
, 1860-06-28

5E=@zaNEW AND SECOND
HAND PIANOS for aa1e low. P.aaos and
14A II Aelodeors to- Rent. Onieys for Tuning
frsnos Meodeona Organs and Ill kinds Of NuLc lnst
nents promptly xt e3tei 10. All kinds Of &r@c Inssru
ueptx repaired 1t short notice.
lis Lake st-tes-r<1t C,&tks
, 1860-06-28

SLoAS,s COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-0n last ere.
ming the following students Of SIoan,s CONNER
c'al College, after passing 4 searching e1an,na.
ton before The Board Of Examiners, were
awarded diplomas: T. Gilbert, J. J. nerstd,
Epgene Eagan, ". D. james, o. T. OdeEirk.
, 1860-06-28

nISSOLUTION-THE CO.
L. PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing betEeen the
undersigned under the name and style Of CAAs VII
sale Of entire ttpck being made tn c. H.
The t,a1e. CHAs. E. WILLARD,
ABE. BELLtlG.
f,HI.AGa June z Isao ft:3 CHI =
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20 RR1tt.

ITO RENT-House No. 547 State
i street part o. rent en- te raid In beard NoEe
but I'D tenants ned n1p,y. Qusre premises.
3t5Qt South Clark stseet, ies61St
, 1860-06-28

" ANTED An Assistant Book
:! keeper. Address, wt'h handwriting Of applicant,
ncio.lnE stamp, P, q, box I6s3 "a s III
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BAEoy nrSFREw N CHICAGO.

tTcAeo, Sert. II, l>fo.
The royal PARTY len Detroit Al ten oelock tais
sg ~ special train, ise Nlchgaa Central ~ oad for
Chicago. Tie HrstD reporters allowed 70 acccm
pany The rarty, ~ permission y ecu sraoe AMI INC
kndnra " Superintendent Rec The train coEsisss q
nfsi, The Prrces car, very tsa1sons,y nted up an
the roy party sid that hey la suel 2ort aay
rEilrosa beiore, ncxt tAc servants car; ucxt q
special sar Co. the Marquis de- Cnaueos sni augy who
acconpy ihe Prince, asd whosc nsme, with hat y Dr.
OOsans VAS omitted IN the list o. the n noes suite ys
rsay. TIE London TsrSs and the Nes YORK TssaHs 70.
poriers nsrused themselves the train without pcfms
sion, and we're ordered On bai the IoGacs Tine. 70.
porter %. allosed 70 remain, By order q Zen. Brue-
and me rrtrre ilrc~ himself rpon lhs clarity *
the Marquis e Chandos who would not amy has ladsss
~ havrg him expelled This rsnrsi.ugs vii probably
aehsr ne New Ytrs PRESS rom May aci,Ics iarng
Tie res, o. tie tour snch Intrusion hat Of the Tri-
bpps representative . bad 40 entering into seatc.
rams private carriage Representatives Or oihos jS4F.
nas who we're not invited acted lac gentlcraca, sna
csme In the regular train
The train carp nr the Prince and sunc only sopod
Tor wood and water A. every station people luruei
out w erowds, cheering calsr "Fetcs bin oat = climb
ng ppou the cars and 'rccs 70 ock IN At the Windows
and making every EFFORT catch sight Of his Roya rh.
ness; su, Baron Renrrcw world not SHOW himself in spite
o. ever effort, m People rail- that nc night have
been courteous enough 10 TIE platform when
they taken " much trouble for him Johr rhomsv
o. the footmen said ne never a. mrch vulgar
curiosity IN his life. But John vulgar curiosity him
SELF and well deserves mention Tor hs caves ard general
cslesb department II fun 10 acc ttcse gon,ienacnis
gentlemen order the waters hotels, and
notice the deferercc paid ncm. Beef sni beer ire 10
great depsrd, and ysnish Nc sro~ 10 ns~ VIE
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dfycrcs n suck way, As. be was compelled . leave
baltimore order 80 get cat X the way y, teng TITS
be must needs ssSfice good many 81 his hugs bus no
had done so and did not rsret u besides re hope. hat
she would take care Of herself a. hey taa led horrd
ME- for some time Re would not bianas her Tor What
past; but believed that HE alternative leave
Baltimore. He stat<s that re has enc,aeed due I'LL
upon gn png firm for the sum Of go, which s lad
worried e<rd for AID concludes folIoxs GOOD oye
SanDy, ard God sles you This = tue sincere wish OF
yscr unfortunate husband, W. Byrne. When ven re-
oeive tts win be far away from baltimore Tho LEI.
Ger is dated Sept H. 1850
On Monday less alter The reception Of the letter Nrs
Dgsne appeared greatly detected and in the ssrnooa ic
ber boarding hocae for thu Camden station, supposed
WITH he Intention 81 follow Ds her Husband. she walked
Sewn 70 the depot In cofnpn ~ With policeman and rrr
chased D through toke, fyr Cincinnati her Appeared
vas noticed ty t6e detective q. the station ard Sodne
ether persons around Doubtless she hal PREVIOUSLY
swallowed the laudarum. Conductor Eryson, CT me
sySin, a. he passed through The after lea Or lhe
noticed the deceased appeared sleepy znd np9a
~ her tcxe. discovered her cordticai al lo
nBund bottle Of audanrm the floor OF the car Every
nng done for ito roief Of tho untortr sic woman
- the train, and at Msrtirsburg, virginia, Dr. ~ j.
ycGaYsy was called % rder bis rrcefsonli scrv-es
Out the poison had strong hold and tie phys
esGn announced that earthly power cord save tie
woman She then doing on and dying ard ~ aoc-t
eight o'clock Mondsy evening she oreahed her As, II
NAxtnebuyg.
ma deceased xIs about thirty four years Of sge and
satber progressing rhs body was taken charge by
snds yesterday, and inferred IN cre ,f the cemetree
No flo acct psA held.
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Bard az o. o~rs are session, by order % the
War department, at Fort Monroe Nrgi an, since the
18th Irs fog the psFpose o examining toe dtccn inch
gun there nstatad AM Of witnessing The drng OF ns
zane. Tie Board are also directed 10 report whistler
defs0ce would be nproycd by the addloa q iuicoas
|Iweccrticn Of grns % tbs class.
lieutenant Il ngshler, Tcrth infantry, detailed fov
lnsy Al the Hn,sary Academy and viii report mmedi-
lately TO the Slpcrinten lent AZ Thai posi-.
Lieutenant 4. {. Webb, SeconJ artillery viii be re
|hevcd rom further service at the Militia Academy, ana
|dir~-tet 10 repoi for orders 70 the Gencts Cnef
Surgeon JAMES s.mcns, Medical Department u assign
|es 10 dly AZ Fort Moultge, South CaT0aa, and vii
|rrxt In person at that station Accordingly.
Inc rcssrrntior cf Lieutenant G. n hentren, Third M
Putty has hccp acet ged by the President " Tie Inied
ksSstef to take e~frt jane -o fsfo.
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fAfADtAhfkRrs ~ IN it1Nilfk>ts y. u = ~
ia ytssoN GrtKp, Srw IeRs, sept % 1850.
fas regiment vii parade, fully uniormsa, armed and
f1eppsd cloth pants. 9Th knapsscks snd overenais
Lcci 60, IN Thu day the 9Th int 70 prcecd 20 Fort
oo1f kdtorf Stand, or ope week garrison duty
ketncntA Inc VIII b formed in Bond street. rsAt On
Pssaf~ay, ~ one o'cio.k y, ~. precisely.
TIE Nen fnusc ard ron comm ssloned staff VII report
u tn \ = 1tant tnccn minutes before formation
The h<id and stat vii report The Colonel az us qaar
srs, W ~ Bond street Al halfpsss twelve o'cock pre-
tssy.
Tie o@srermasicr's Department will provide the ne
ssary msnns Cor transportation or the rsrvrxs An
,ssxrgc met We delivered 10 the oasrterraster On
ednssday, az three oe.ock r. ~. a. the Divlsion Ar.
npry, cvrner 81 ilm and White etrsss. The oasr.sr
- ieys department win be rscnsbe for the sxfssy az
baggage entrusted to 10 care, but II win ~ re-
rcd 70 receive nay package unless II painly aad
1rstaiy married with the letter u The compssT aud the
Comm gsr,s q companies are required 70 zee that
sb pscksge ~ their mon baggage marked In the de-
bed msrncr and delivered rnctusiiy ~ The Divnion
|mvy.
ExoE scdsv vii provide hlsself with he fAiisse uni.
sn. Axd At ssxt Two heavy elanses ~ order q
comel l1iRs syHxAIZWAELDl8
= hAunos, idjrtApt
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rri4t TioHryrs ArrrstEr.--T hoe Bcxioy, NJ Inc
rick Boy, says the F,i sbrg JoeyNai os NE ~ ~.
Ia card D. ashed on Tuesday, challenged JMas !" y
hght him 10 the prize ring, sua on We1nts1ay 49, p.
cpied The challenge offered and statd t1st the mah
and monty were ready. BIZ on tho nofnlug = er we
publication .. the &C eptsnce, u tbs bayoff pol,
made ~ dsvt OF the danger tgtAe psses Gem ~
tho sssd csrds. aud Lis flcror bsu"s wnrus vpcn
which bYth part es we're arrctct 80 tod w Ne ~ he
an o. gre iLoptsnd declare each - .se2 Vie fdco
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Dsrsou Sept 20, is60
me special train ran through Windsor, opposite ne
iFoF, IN sir hours Bol few Incidents occurred ne
rouie, the train making but two stoppsges
A, SswscTry N Orange lag displayed, bot Con.
doctor Patching leaned The side cf the and iore
down, pct.ng u care Of one q The reporters ~
trophy.
AZ svery station along the route he pecpIe turnci oui
and chceIcc The Prince 1oudiy a. Chatham me train
stopped ave mnuiss Ia, Prince might the beat
quarters Of the FREQ negroes there
Chatham sad looking town q as,ut three thousand
irhsbsnis Who ali iurnsi ont 70 Royal Hlghness
Inc o. afemen, with torches, vi. formed. and
negroes in ai stages of dirt and dApaaton thrcnged
around. cne cosd smell the town for niles. one
anlaaaind ssrksy offered the Prince ave ceat pscs
and vsbsi coppers IN return me general
suscr and stencil made the Pfnes gat 10 lcave, and
tire train hrrried % wadsor, which brilliantly
Illuminated.
me station was Handsomely decors,sd AMI the Prince
stepping upon raised dals received four addresses,
which we're not read The cFowd Immense, and be-
tween the Illumination, torches and fireworks The dspay
was very 1ne.
Leaving the aas The Prince was escorted through lines
Of sailors u the barge Windsor, which 10 carry him
10 Detroit, the band playing ''God sase The Qaecn.p
dcrutatcu Consisting o. the Mayor and afiy citizens
Of Detroit escorted tie rrrcc 10 The upper saloon. when
ssK circle vas formed and Governor wisner and The
Aldermen OF Detroit we're presented The cheering was
frcmendous.
whes the boat reached the centre Of the stream Mayor
Bahi slapped for ward and ssidBnon Eenfrew we well
cons yes 60 the United states, trusting that Jour visit
mar 10 happy one: that you may long remember u
With pleasure acd sa,isfsc,sos.v
The Esrcn VS. ten cendccted 70 the deck 10 zee The
uprl-ston
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corouer's inquest.

~ rNNsWS vAS rovSp mowsfp coroner Sehigmcr
hid an na yesterday al per - Easi river, npoa The
body Of an unknown man, about ,rty years az age, who
was e nd Jroxrca Deceased two feet eight Inches
in height had dark hair sandy vnissers, aud from his
dres appeared a. hecn inmate % tue Morkhoass
on Bsckw~ls lsl,nd The lary fen.lcrci verdict Of
Snppo ID drowblrr and the body thcrcupJn sent
10 ffitcr ! ltli 10 iuierincrt
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Trtu ~ sasu fnE fNlryr-,i iorr o'cicex LIST eve
ming steam Ere engine from TIE tmoskcag NanrfAc
turing Company o. Manchester, = ~, vas exhibited IN
front Of the lily Hail and power tried in ,hro~
ng water Me building Toe engine ~ IL way .
Troy whore Il sto be losatcd u gets VI steam very
quek. bn, regari " throw ng stream y vatsr 4 y
n no respect be compared with " the crriucs
manufactured IN this ne 'rhbcrhooa
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PRINCES LAST DAY IN CANADA.

HE PKlNCES LAST DAY IN CANAUA.
HAxlros, W., Sept 20, lseo.
II the BAH last evening the Prince Of Wales danced bis
last dance IL Canada, and tho whole affair reminded
strongly Of his first ball at Newfoundland The hall
jus, aoou, well decorated the dancing poor and
the jo.lity a. great In ~ the other.
Never has the Prince seemed more manly in better
spirits he talked away only to his partner, but 20
all In the set He whispered soft eothings TO the adea
as he passed them IN the dance, directed the awkward
how 70 right and shook his finger at those who m Used
the figures lie also promenaded about the ROOM took
his Lady in 10 supper, and in abort, the life Of the
party.
Following his example, the Duke OF Newcastle and the
suite deserted their das and walked about chatting aud
sossippng Every seemed In the beat Of huno, and
u spite Of the bad dancing bad music and bad supper
the ball unequaed It's enjoyment except by that
OF New. oGndland.
The American presp has done much 10 make the
FRINGE man for society Il noticeable how he
noared America LILLE arlstocrAtc ormaiLes given
up and democratic polteress nst,uted until last night
the Prince acted like thorough democrat or Ike como
OF his ancestors bail Bath fun took the place
Of cormaty.
IN showing which OF these formates were distasieful
to the people, the press has been useful aud the
porers sending their proegc they begin 10
sdcr him. 10 New York the very incest Of agreeable young
During tie evening both the Prince and the Duke Of
Newcastle inquired for pretty American lady, Mis-
Of NAicbez, whom they met al Niagara Falls, and with
whom The Prince wished 70 dance
HIS Royal Hrhness looks As II he might have very
Susceptible nature, ami has already yielded 10 several
tvnsts No The region Of bis m!drin
sanderson. the Princes steward, took leave d him
yesterday, aud returns 70 NeE York this eveang Ga
bidding him soodby he handed him a magnificent gold
watch and chin sayiog, "This token OF my asDs-
for your and attention for watch am mash lndebt
cd am sorry you cannot accompany Ne all the way"
pr. Rerwin, Matter OF the Horse. received similar
watch and chain with the Pracss thaaks, aud the Jolly
pvstor says With iayatIon also 10 call and hln
London.
Major Bernard or the Canadian force, received spen
did se, o. shirt studs and Others presented with
tokens " The Princes regard
This morning the Prince fcrmsly opened the agricalla
raj exhibition b. waking the srcasss sad inspect
ing articles ,nd thea len In special train for Detroit
accompanied 10 the depot By splendid PROCESSION and
vast crowd.
Many o. abe members OF me suite who have accomps
nicd him ,hrcsgh Canada, and about 70 scpa
rate we're acted % tears much had they learned
lore him Tho Prince hmser also seemed much affected
The rain poured away us0s the Prince soes
anything important
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wnTn GAxpsN "A new drama, In two acts, written
~ Mr.. Barney Williams BY Mr.. Fscouer, well known
Lcadon drsmstst, aud called "The Lcprsuchasn,"
prescosd bore last night The plot cf the pecs h
very sgh, and mas evidently BEN written so'ciy for
the purpose Of rivlng Mr. Williams freh version OF
hA nvcsits type OF chara,.er the rockng risnman
In travels. One Pheim ponncli, who b. served IN
shs amy nrds himself 10 SPAN, and In what CHI be
termed saaucal crisis he believes thai he dad
ihs Lcrrsachaun, old who s supposed, according
70 TIE Irish superstition 70 be the guardian d hidden
treasures he relieve himself srom his peccnisry ain
cuisscs 10 the present the Lerra1chaun an oii
raiser who rcrsisseniy followed BY oponnsIl through
ocs NE play which has the recommendation q 5revsy
anA hardly any other. Mr.. Williams saved rhe LcprAn
oAsss" from positive failure ~ capital acsng, but
o. the opinion that vii not ind permanent place
IL his s>f,fsoe The performance for the benefit Of
Mrs Barney Williams, who played two Of Der 5cs, rolz
1he house was crowded 10 every part
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22
IRE y. ". pIxHY.

rc m fDirCr ~ rrs HwraiD.
NV York, scpt ~, 1850
sn ycur sccoas, cr ne 's,s gale ard res snip
n n psey publ she'd IN The fIxssiD o. MS moving,
700 ltale that the CAPTAINS brother, ". Dssy, .
nenber 81 our nrn IN this you are M n'orn "a - hs
hes ssssr hoer rvtrcr N oar how're 1890 ",
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

Nrto's c,RnES.-IAs, night NJ. Forres. Played Ham.
kt for the third tine during his present engagement,
and the theatre crowded as before, 70 exces To.
Asy there will be operate matinee, when Erranr'
wil bc given, with CoTtcsi, Mas.ani and Amodio "a
Monday, Mr.. Forrest vii again appear n " Hsmlcs.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

AcspysY oy Mrac-os this evening NczariS grand
opera, Don Giovanni viii be sung FOR the arst time
This season. Tsbbri, Colson sige, suslni ard other
hvore artists are In the distribution, and aae per-
brnauce may be expected.