, 1861-05-28

LEE aoL1dka Au1A-We arc glad to notice
the immense cloud Of smoke over the great
rolling mills. Of Capt Ward, On. the North
Branch, attest the continued activity Of that
institution eTen In war times. -,
Eu1xcT1o ron Junz.- -MeNally Il CO. have
received the Eaaate lNagazns for Jne,. It i.
: ombellished with superb engraving Of Web:
ster. Clay and Jackson. The reading m n.tttsr +
embraces The cream Of the foreign -pe1iodl-
calls. -...G.. =. :.-4:
AsaAu1r.-One John Dalton b.s been CON.
mitted to jail to await the result Of tho inju-
! Ttes inflicted on Patrick Walsh, by cutting
: him about the bad and neck with knife,
nsiming aud ff,ermaneutly soaring him, cven
II no sors;... r. ..:...
:: I11xoH .CKsTRA RAnaoAn.-Tha annual
meeting Of the shareholders Of Ibis company
for tho election Of fDhectors and the transaction
of any other business Win be held at the office
Of the Company, In Chicago, on the ;29th In.
stant-
TEE HEALTH OF JUDGE DouaLAs.-We
were harry to learn yesterday Of the conttn:
ued improval in the condition Of Senator
Douglas, who at latest accounts seemed in q
fair Way of recovery. D1. Miller Of Washing.
ton, and the 1amily Of Mrs. Douglas, also Of
that city. reached this city on Saturday night.
TIE CHICAGO REsERyE RuLKs-This il the
name Of German battalion, organized as 4
Home Guard, aud consisting Of the following !:
Company No. Capt Eschenberg, First. Lieu.
tenant Standard, Second do. Prusing., Conf
paay No. e-Capt. Metzge, First Llentenant
Ka1tenegger, Second d.. Billion. Camppng
No. @Capt Wallis, First Lieutenant Koch;
Second dc. Mauss.
"col~ E11SWoR1H."-We would csll attth.
ton to the advertisement Of A. E1skinc, sd
Dearborn street, Of those wanting a copied
photograph likeness Of Col ELLSWORTH. He
has several styles and sizes, all the way from
ten to fifty cents per copy.
Country nswsdeale1s supplied at liberal
discount, By mil or otherwise.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. - Rey. Hepfy
Nell, formerly Of Detroit, has accepted an In
Vitstion to supply the pulpit of the North
Presbyterian Church, vacated by the resigna-
ton Of Rev. Dr.. Rice. Rev. Mr. Neil1 oficia-
ted in this Church last Sabbath, both morning
aad evening. In the former service he intro
duced into bis discourse, able and patriotic
. reference to the present crisis. The pulpit
talent Of the city has, in this clergyman, re-
. ceircd IL excellent accession.
87u1n-TAn STUDIES FOR Yousa AR7zs1s.-
Dfssolring view Of creditor pursued By his
debtors, With etumptail. Motto for this pic
ture, II Stick no bilIs.'
Discovery Of gold lin pockets) in Illinois, By
slide In etnmptail banks.
Southern 81 Stocks" and the Illinois Bunker
with his I" foot I'M
Checks aud counter checEs-a run on de-
posits kept back By rush Of stumptall.
"stm Life" pictnre-a bank rault full of
stumptau.
RUE OVER By GRAVEL TnAm.-A man
named John Murray, 1aborer emp1oyed:at
Wards Rolling Nil, and residing on West
Polk street, was killed on Sunday morning
while attempting to jump upon gravel train
In motion, on the c. & N. n. R,R. His body
Wss ftiehtfa1]y mangled. Deceased Was q 50
Der. Industrious man, about thirty yea1s Of
age, and leaves wife and four children to
mourn his loss. Coroner james held IN in
quest and the jury rendered verdict in &C.
cordance with the facts.
lhQuEsT.-An inquest Was held yesterday
by Coroner james on the body OF . young In
fant, less than week old, which WIS found
exposed, living on West Polk street, and
taken care Of by charitable people. It died q
short tiIae after being found, and suspicion
having been aroused that its death WIS the
result Of injuries, Intentional In the parent or
other perscn exposing it, M inquest Was held.
Ihe Investigation resulted in aacenaining that
The moth.r Of the babe Was domestic, doing
Homework on Wells street. The child was
born a1;Tc, and Tas healthy and full grown,
but exposed By the unhappy parent, to avoid
the notonety Of her shame.
AE1KoRoloG1cA1.-One eunday evening q
severe thunderstorm swept over the city, &C.
compan:ed bya high gale of wind, which at
one time, in come sections Of the city, as~
sumed quite tornado proportions. Chimneys,
exposed parts Of buildings, trees, fences, AVE-
lngs, signs, weFu The sunerers to considera-
ble extent In belt passing across the South
Division. On the r. L r. r. serious accl-
dent WAS only narrowly escaped, the wind un-
dertakfI E to run = train Of four empty freight
cars On LIS Owl account, in opposition both
to tho rulcs Of the company and to an ap.
preaching passenger train going west with
which II .eollIded, denoliahlng considerable
rolling stock Fortunately no person WAS
injured
TEE 1R1su Ba1aADE-The Brigade has al
ready commenced going into barracks at the
Immense brewery on Yves. Polk Street. The
1orer dccr Of the brewery is occupied BY the |
Commissary Department; the extreme west
and, being used rs . kitchen adjoining the
culinary depertment are the meas r.oms Of
the companies, and at The extreme east end,
the guard ROOM The rations sre excellent
both in quantity and quality. The second floor
is devoted to barracks, drin rooms and off,
sers' quarters.
In this connection we may add that Mr..
Thomas I. Rae has been appointed Quarter.
msstsr for the Brigade. He hes established
his quarters at No. 10 Dolets building corner
Of Clark and South Water streets. All per-
Eons d;tposed to donate supplies can send
them to the barracks, or report tha same to |
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