, 1861-10-30
Cbitago GrihtttH
WrDNEspAY, oCToBER, 80, 1861
THE CITY.

.s,ov wmroxsE TRoOFS.-Ihe Tenth Wis
corsfn Regiment ard Cspt. He1zberg's battery
ma, be expected tt arrive in this city On n
Thu1tdsy or FEiday Of this week
BENEFIT CoHcKRT.-We trust our readers n
WIN not forget the concert to be given for the
benefit Of J. G. Lunbard, Esq, tomorrow
evening, at Bryan Hail. H1s friends should
fill ths hall to ose1howirg.
new MCs1c.-Mesers. Root & Cady, 95 Lar I
rnan Block, have just issued 3 new piece OF I
mukic entitled "Geu Fremont's March," By
A. g. Taas, Esq, Of tlis city. It II embel1ished
With beautiful portrait Of Fremont.
Pos7poxraEsI~-The performance Of the
Fairy operetta at Bryan Hall was postponed,
on account of the storm last night, until Fri
dsy pigtt, at which time tickets for the
creret.a and the tccia party will be good.
DEMAND TREASURY NorEs.-Luther Haven,
E, g., Deputy g. s. Treasurer Of this city, re-
eeivsd yesterday from the Treasury Depart
ment At Washizeton, s5o0, ,00o In Demand
Treasury NoteE. Here Is currency that will
Just meet the necessities Of our people.
A National HORSE Snow IN CHICAGO In
1862 We learn ttG. the manage1s Of the Nj
tional Rcrse Shcw, whicL was this year held
at Ottawa, hare determined to hold the e1hi-
bition Of 1e1t year in this city-in the first
week in September.
B The Ohio 41st regiment, Col, ". B. |
Hazen, broke up their camp at Cleveland yes
terday, aud took the cars for Louisville, Ky. |
This is cne OF the Western Reserve regiments,
and Is described to be 3 very fine one, being
made up Of the very best material
RECEIVED HIS CoAA1ss1oH.-Capt- Z. H.
Stprteyant who has been recruiting in this
city for Col. Brackets Cavalry, has received
aCaptain's commission in the regular army,
and been ordered to report at Washington
luMecia.els.
ACCIDENT TO Gov. YATEs.-We learn by
dispatch lint Gov. Yates would haye been in
the city !ast night, but for an accident in be-
ing kicked by horse at the grand review 1t
Camp Butler On Monday. We could not as-
certain the extent CT his injuries, further than
that lie was unable to walk yesterday.
PocKE7 P1ck1o-Ars. Marsh, residing on
wallet cents;ning $50 in money and some
valuable papers, CT tha corner Of Washing
ton and Dearborn streets, while the First
Wisconsin Regiment Tas passing OF Monday
right
fB- Capt L. L. Nor, ison, Of this city, has
raised . company In Wisconsin, and joined
tie Wisconsin 18th regiment, encamped at
Camp Madison. Martin Quinn, late 81 en-
11oyee In the TRIBUNE Office, is Second Lieu
teuart In Capt. Mcr1isoa's company. he
rendered considerable assistance in procuring
recruits The 18th is one Of two Irish regi-
ments being raised in Wisconsin.
PEnsosAL-Hon. a c. Fuller, Hon. J. D..
Catou, Illinois: CHARLES L. Frost, n. G.
Houghtop, NevEyork; Col. Ward h L.mon,
Washington City; B. N. Huntington and
lady, Rome, N. T., c. s. Macready, Chaplain
Us. A.; Cspt. G. 7. Woodson, Capt. Eddy,
Major Bigne:, Q. s. 4; Col. Wallace and lady;
Ottawa; Major ". Il. Dixie and family, Mime
sofa; Hon. J. Fitzgerald and family, Oshkosh
are at the Tremoat House.
VERDICT In TIE CATTLE CAsE.-The jury
in the cattle case which has been OF trial be
fore Judge Barren during the past few days
returned aTerdict yette1 day, finding the de
fendan, guilty. A motion for new trial il
pending. In this connection ne shouli
state that the Lame Ct The defendant is Chas
H. ee-r-es, aEd rot G. b. 8sers, as wa
e1ToceoCsly stated in previous Issue. Mr.
G. Il. Beers is commission merchant ct thi.
city.
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MUSICAL UNION ELEc71oS-The Mubaca
Ei1ce. which resulted in the choice OF the fol
lowing officers: P.tsident, Dr. L. D. Boone
Vice President, Wz1. Ti1inghast; Conducso,
Geo. F. Root; Secretary and Treasurer, Ger
B. Carpeuyer; Librarian, ". Hansbrough
ExamInirg Committee, Geo. F. Root, E. ]
Root. and Chas. B. Dayison, The Union /
now rehears,pe the orato1io Of Eliahn wit
themoss s,a4ifvirz resnlt. Under the ;udiciou
mauare emcnt Of its officers, it has obtained
lares measure Of success. and it, week,
SESSIONS are attended bv Isrpe audiences.
THEA1RE-Chanfrau is attracting large Al
diences and administering to their delight
= amanner pleasant to all He appears t
night as Phcnm O'E1annegau, An Irish cha
acier originally acted by Tyrone Power ~
tie ,iree &C: drama Of :" o'Flannegan and t.
Falrles" Toodles will be acted for the l.
time. Few actors are as versatile as Chs
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ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIS 1n1lsl1ons " Gls
actors are immense The lovers Of fun c
nave al they want our'ng ms engageme: