, 1861-09-05

'tore order to his camp, aud then having done
70, 1t may be his next duty to seek to discover
the interests Of the service will not be best
by his OWL resignation for his regi-
ment IL too hue an one to be eacrifced. We
commend it to his consideration, whilehe Is
casting about him for the causes OF the trou-
Bile In his regiment.
The Battle Greek Cavalry Squadron,
q cavalry squadron numbering two hundred
men, all told, from Battle Creek, Calhoun
courty, Michigan, arrived here last night, sia
the Michigan Central Railroad, on their way
to st. Louis, to report to Gen. Fremont. They
are expected to net as on entirely independent
squadron in the cavalry service, and will re-
cetYe their horses, arms and uniforms at st, |
Louis The squsdron was raised and organ
lied in thirteen days, which speaks volumes |
for the patriotic spirit OF Michigan. The men |
form fine, able.bodied corps, and are report !
ed to be sdepts in the service.
They arrived at seven O'Clock last evening,
and Immediately qusrtered at the Wigwam,
where refreshments were provided for them.
They leave this morning for their destination,
at eight O'Clock, BY the Chicago and st. Louis
railroad.
The following are the officers Of the tEo
companies composing the squadron:
T1RsT COMPANY.
CAPTAIN, ). B. ROGERS First Lieutenant, Ma
than J; Akin; I'd do, Geo. f. Rowel; Sd do,
John Piper.
sEcoxD COMPANY.
Captain, JAMES b. MACON First Lieutenant, r,
Sssna; I'd do, Andrew Kane; Sd do, Andrew
FREMONT DRAGooNs-FARrsWoRTH's Reg
MEAr,--Pe.soDs desirous Of entering the cay
airy service in good Company and ilrst-rate
Regiment, will find an excellent opportunity
Of doing so by joiningtthe Fremont Dragons.
This Company Will be in camp at st. Charles
the latter part Of this, or first Of next week
Many persons, We understand, are recruiting
men for this Regiment who have no authority
to do 80, and never will be accepted Col.
Fa1nswor;h has had more applications than
would form Brigade Hence theimportance
of en1isting in Company accepted. VIM. H.
Medi1, late Of Chicago (Barker's) Dragons,
has been commissioned to raise Company
for this Regiment, and we are glad to learn
that the Fremont Dragoons are filling up rap
idly. No better opportunity is offered than
this, and we hope to see the muster roll flied
up rapidly. Come forward boys and help our
noble Fremont to carry out his timely and
glorious proclamation. Missouri must be re-
deemed and cavalry must do the work. 4
muster roll will be found at No. South Clark
street, in the hands Of Mr.. F. s. Champion,
Persons from the country can apply by Letter
| to " b. Medi11, in care Of TRIBUNE office,
| Geo. A. Forsyth is also authorized to recruit
| for this Company. He will visit many Of the
| towns on the line ef the Galeaa and Northwest
e4n Railroads.
| Alleged IufaN1tefdo.
| A woman named Elizabeth alias "L'b'
Freeland, proprietor and keeper o "a disgrace.
| ful bagnio at No. 253 Wells street, Was arrest.
ed yesterday By the police upon the charge Of
infanticide.
The premises in question are Infamous be
yond degree, andShave been notorious even il
notorious neighborhood. They have 1ont
been the resort Of the most abandoned crea
lures of both sexes in the city, and the night
" scene Of disgusting carouses and affray:
Vergipg upon murder, where only the force
not the will, was wanting, to have.occasione
fft1uent deadly encounters. The woman VII
kept the place is a 1ow-browed, shreWish an
vindictive creature, capable apparently Q
committing almost any enormity.
There were but two witnesses who appeare
against her and these were prostitutes Of th
worst dye, but yet they told their stories wit
seeming candor and in manner which inyes
edthem with an air Of probability. They d.
posed upon the examination before the Polio
| Court, that q giI1, Of the same character a
themselves, by the name of Mary Smith, live
at the house She WAS Of . morose dispositio
and an unknown sailor seemed to be her sol
companion. This girl occupied the sam
room with the woman Freeland, q contracted
in-venti1ated and filthy apartment, where Bh
Was accustomed to sleep upon pile Of rag
r in corner, She was the subject Of eonsta1
: abuse and. frequently. the recipient Of blow
I On Wednesday morning, about two o'clocl
d the Witnesses stated that they heard cries
} Of some one in agony proceeding from th
= | apartment. They rushed to the room, force
j. open the door, and found the wretched ere
ture in the pangs Of travail. The woma
e Freeland, in spite Of the remonstrances
:, the witnesses and the protestations Of tt
j. girl, acted in the capacity Of midwife, an
Q whether wilfnlly or no is not Jet determine
q speedily caused the death Of the child, Whit
d has left the mother in precarious conditio
The Court, after hearing the testimony
+, the case, decided that it very properly can
Y under the jurisdiction Of the Coroner. Th
officer Was duly notified and gave his person
B. attention to the matter. The parties at t
D. house had already made disposition Of t
o. body by placing It in the hands Of an und
8, taker. 30 much time was consumed in fin
ID ing 1t, the Coroner deferred an inquest uu
ut nine o'clock this morning, when q post mort
10 exa1niaation Will be made BY DIR. Gore, t
n County Physician, and the cause Of death u
y be regularly Investigated BY 3 jury.
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"a. URpatd letters.
The following letters. detained In the Chic<
Post Office, for Postage, will be forwarded to
r., Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless
postage is previously paid. Cali at the room
he the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
en- Robt. Knight, Chicago, III.