, 1861-03-18
THE CITY.
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+! Foul PL AY.-A colored 11inn named Litt1,
:. fed has been held to bail in $500 for Robin
/. 1ha: hen-roost Of man named Mullen, on til
s.: corner Of Wells and Quincy street.
! UyswoRTu's MISsTRELs.- vel!
+; known Ethiopian minstrels commences the;
!; series Of entertainments this Monday evening
! at metropolitan HILL.
): kTEMPEnASCE. On Saturday an inques
! was held On the body of Bridget Londergau a
| No. q North Market street. She died {
whisky.
! I@HIcAGo THEOLOGICAL ISEMEARY.-We1e lear
! that thirty-fye young men are now pursuin
their studies in this institution: The Annua
Commencement exercises occur on the las
week in April
SALE OF VEssELs.-The steamer Mnnesot1
has been purchased BY R. r. Clark of this city
for the Chicago and Grand Traverse route
The schooner Yankee Blade has been bough
By Chicago firm.
ST. PArR1cK's DAy-Snndey was st. Pat
r;ck's Day, and was so observed In connectfo,
with the services at some OF. our Roman Cath
Ole Churches. It will be more formally an,
publicly cemmemorated by demonstration
: to take place to-day.
THE UNITED STATES MARsHA1sH1r.-I
will give very general satisfaction the fact tha
United States Marshal Jones will shortly as
sumo the duties of his Office. 1t is though
that petty jury viii be called within weel
or two, and Important business in waiting
therefor, be taken up and disposed Of
CRIMINAL NEaLEcr.-The person who re
moved the buildings from the corner o
Adams and Jefereon streets q few days eince
left vault uncovered into which three per
sons have fallen inadvertently In crossing the
vacant lot Such neglect is IN outrage thai
deserves the ecverest penalties. T..
HENRY GILES LECTURE To-N1aur.-The
distinguished lecturistf and cssayist, Henr,
Giles, will lecture this evening at Bryan Hall
The turn out will b. a large one, and 50 stoult
be for two reasons, both that the attraction Il
sterling one, and that 1t is the Benefit nigh
Of the Orphans under the auspices Of the Eli
bernian Benevolent Society,
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The annual election Of the officers Of this As
ISOLATION, will be held on Monday evening
18th inst, commencing at o'clock precisely
Viva poee nominations will be made md vote
taken Immediately. Dues must be paid be-
fore voting. Members are requested to al,
tend promptly.
PEn1oD1cA1s.-Harper, Cooley, Peterson,
Arthur, and Ballou monthlies for April have
been received at Norris & Hydc's, 100 Dear
born and 102 Madison streets. They have all
the weeklics for this week, including the IT,
dependent, Vanity Fair, Wilkes Spirit, the
illustrated papers, etc. They are constantly
in receipt Of new publications from Boston
New York and Philadelphia.
LooA1s HAT1ER.-At No, OF South Clark
street, in his elegant stoae in Larmon Block
Loomis is out with all styles Of fashionable
and seasonable head gear. His styles are tas-
t., his material always the finest Of its class,
and bis shelves display 8 stock extensive and
varied enough to meet every taste and whim
That this is so Is the clue to his success which
is undoubted, and the point is SO easy Of yeri-
hcation that any one may drop round and ell
Quire. Else We should state it less confident.
II.
THE SUIT AGAINST SHERIFF HEsNa.-The
suit brought By Field, the juror in the Bissell
case, agalnst Sheriff Hesing, was set for trial
on Thursday last in: the Superior Court, but
has not yet been taken up. Plaintiff, who has
before this manifested considerable willing
ness to be Detained in the court-rooms By tic
Sheriff ION jurics) fixes his ad damnum at SEQ,
600 for Mr.. Hcsing's detention Of his person
for half an hour on an occasion our readers
will remember.
suSDRY MEN11oNs-A slight fire took place
at the corner of Laaalle and Randolph streets
Oh Saturday forenoon -. The store Of J: New
honse on the corner Of Wells and Polk streets
WIS entered and robbed of some provisions .
few: nights ago.. In a crowd a night OF two
since John Denniston lost valuable gold
watch by pickpockot. -. Travel is beginning
to revive agsin, the trains from the East come
in well loaded. ..On Friday night deck. hand
on the propeller Towanda Was seriously in
jured BY falling into the hold Of that vessel.
....A draft drawn On Captain Clement Of this
city, by E. B. Ward Of Detroit, for $500, con-
tribution to The Kansas Relief Fund, was
cashed yesterday.
THE WRECK OF THE PROPELLER GLOBE
ANOTHER BoDT FoUND.-Thcrc was quite a
crowd Of spectators gathered thronghou Satu1-
day, to watch the progres and process Of opc-
rations about the sunken wreck Of the i'll lfated
propeller Globe, at Hale's Dock, near Wells
street bridge. Martin Quigley the contractor,
is to receive for the removal $500 to be paid
BY the owners Of the Globe, and also such
profit aud advantage Us the wreck itself
may furnish. The wood work is all removed
to the waters edge. Mr.. Quigley made sever
al dsscents, on Saturday, in submarine ar1nor,
for the purpose of inspection and in pfepara-
tion to secure appliances for raising, which is
to be done by Golfer dam. On Saturday at.
ternoon the body Of a Nan VAS found in the
hull believed to have been one Of the missing
freman.
COSMOPOLITAN ART Assoc1AT1oN,-3rs-: = =,
j. Greene, the agent for this Association, re.
quests us to say, that those persons who have
not yet Subscribed, and are desirous of so doing,
by leaving their names and address atthe PIC
ture frame establishment ofFoster and Jenkin.
son, No. 146 South Clark street, any time du-
ring the present week, they will be called up