, 1860-04-18

yention.
IuE MILLINERY TRADE.-The ladies' are ipey.
'tably to be the gamers by the fact elsewhere
advertised, that Retail Department has been
lnaugurated in connection with the extensive
Wholesale Millinery Rooms Of Il. ". Wetherell,
at No. 81 Lake street, up stairs. Miss Williams
well and favorably known to the ladies of this
city, will be found ut the new rooms.
TEMPERANCE MEEr1Scs.-A stirring rally Of
the Temperance Flying Artillery took place On
Sunday afternoon last, at the Illinois Stree
trout Of North Market Hall. Addresses we1e
made BY Fred. logt, Mr. Medley aud others.
A meeting is to be held On Friday evening in
the German Church, on the corner Of Chieaco
avenue and Wells street.
CuuRcn OF THE EscESslos.-At tue annual
parish meeting Of this church, held on Mon
day evening, 10th inst, the following gen.
tlemen we're elected officers for the ensuing
year: J. IL. Battcu, Senior Warden DR.. T. Il
Eddy, Jr. Warden; Messrs. R. D. yauwagoner,
DuSala Stuart, Thos. Goode, 7. a. Almioi, J. T.
Flynn, md Wentworth Flaeger, vestrymen,
MUSICAL MA7rErs.-Thc Musical Convention
ordinarily given each spring, under tbe auspi-
ces Of the Chicago Musical Union, stands pos.-
poncd until next full, when it will take p]ace
and the presence Of some of the best talent in
the country has been secured for that occasion
The Mendellsohn Society are preparing for
their forthcoming Dedicatory Concert, at the
new kingsbury Hall.
Miss Tillinghast will shortly give series of
classical Organ Concerts, in St. I'aul's Church.
assisted by Mrs. Nattison aud Nr. Chas. Seay-
erns, vosalists.
Taosz SlGSs AGA1S.-Cooley, Farwell l. Co.
suggest that the " auspicious signs" We men-
toned yesterday, are only the introduction to
the spring business Of the Northwest, many Of
our country merchants having deferred their
principal purchasts till the Republican Conven-
ton eonvcnes in our city, and sono not having
been to market at all, ordering goods to keep
stock up till that time. During the q. S. Fair
last fall our jobbers had no time to see the
sights and this suggestion being trne, they
will have less time to look in upon this Prcsi-
DENTAL fair. However this rnay be. We should
judge from the piles Of boxes and bales going
out and in from Cooley. Farwell / Co.'s ware
rooms during the past month, that if such
demonstrations were only tho introduction to
what is coming, there must be more truth than
poetry in our " signs" Of yesterday. We say
let 'em s]ide," for nc believe the country il
safe.
3lgssEs. MARSH Brothers FURNITURE TARx.
aooHs.-An'ong the encouraging symptoms in
our city trade, must be prominently reckoned
the large and attractive stocks of fresh goods
now in the hands Of merchants, who have rode
out the crisis, and are enjoying better times,
aud are libcrally preparing for the same.
Nerer, for instance, has more complete and
attractive assortment of Furniture and Uphol-
stery been offered to our citizens than that now
exhibited ut the extensive salesrooms Of Messrs'
Marsh Brothers at No. LOG Lake street. They
are among tue earliest In their line, if not the
very first, to be in receipt Of fresh goods from
Eastern manufacturers. They were receiving
Yesterday exquisite parlor sctts in rosewood aud
brocadc. also new styles Of the chestnut chamber
setts. OF their stock as whole it may be said
hat to rare degree Of SUCCESS they have pur-
sued system Of furnishing the best in erery
style, paying equally careful regard to their
:heap furniture Us to their finest quality. And
his is right, and they richly deserve this credit
We advise cur readers to look in upon them,
md all uhn nra ii, nunof oF cxrtA:~. -
inc will do well to drop in ut No. 106. The I'D
rice il being followed in advance Of this our ut.
erance of it. for yesterday We noticed their
salesrocns were rurncroualy throngcd.
REsoRpKRs sCorRr-SExrkxc1xo 7ux pR1sox.
April term Of the Recorders Court
;losed yesterday forenoon. The various pris-
'ners convicted during the present term war;
rs follows:
John Hughes, formerly stoolpigeon in the
'mploy ct the police, larceny, Que year in the
Joshua Elder aud David yiney, colofed. bur-
,lsry; tho former two years and the latter two
7cars aud si1 months. WV
Francis Dcaty a@ias John Brady, larceny, two
7ears.
James Sherry &Iias Mccuen, larceny, one year
ind six months.
Charles A. Jackson alias Charles 4, Andrew,
arceny Of money, one yesr.
Peter Trefler, larceny Of shirts: arrested
nee before for stealing hides and acquitted:
me year.
Msssena Kimbal1, receiving stolen goods: one
car.
Charles Vaughan, larceny, one year.
Lewis pentecost, formerly q minister who
preached at Hyde Park. convicted Of stealing a
'elfer, although he protested his innocence.
sas sentenced to two years Imprisonment.
Joseph II. Thompson aud Augustus Newman.
NO New Orleans there's, larceny Of overcoats:
our years each.
George Sanders and Benjamin Lockman. col.
red, burglary; one year each.
John D. Smith, Chnrles II. Schwab, and Mar
!. Allen, the parties in the well known Li1.ie !
.nglts conspiracy case. The Court having
welt upon the nature Of the case at length
'assed the following sentence; John B. Smith.
100 fue aud six months imprisonment in the
:ity bEideweli; Charles H. Schwab, the same:
larry c, Allen, three months imprisonment il
Henry johnson, larceny, one year in the pen.
.cntiarr.
Jas. 5. Wiggin, forgery, two years.
Louis Baumer, burglary, on old Statc Prison
ouvict three years.
Michael Welcb, larceny Of rope, one yea..
Hugh Ferguson, lvrcsny, two yeara.
Joseph Holden, larceny Of money, tEo years.
John Smith. larceny, one year.
George Ga1iiner, larceny Of a coat, two years.
Michael Burns, assault with deadly weapon,
sree months in Bridewel.
James Sweeney, assanlt with deadly weApon.