, 1861-10-12
THE: CITY: ::

scuooL OF TRADx-J. BYn11;4rURTH. Par.
cn1.-E7eninx studies from ITO 10 eom-
mence October 18th and nontiaue { moaths as
betoru. See Advertisements =.
- 6. Mfrasole'e Jnseni1e c3ass viii meet
this afternoon at 2 O'clock at his Dancing
Academy. Parents a1d friends are invited to
attend
IHR P1AnEr.-The sida.Rheel steamer !
fisnet, well known In these waters, viii run
the balance Of the season to co]1tngwood,
ffcm this port.
CRICKET AA1cB.-A match between the |
two elsvens Of the Prairie Cricket Club occuse !
to day On the club ground, near Union Park !
The wicket will be pitched at nine O'Clock |
this morning.
PERsoaA1.-Car1iele Boyd, we'll known In
this city 1r.m his connection With the cele-
b1ated Burch Divorce case, md lately lieu
tenant in the New fork Fifth Zouaye., has
betn srpofnted Aid to Gen. Mansfield.
FARsEwoETH's REGIMEST.-Thc Chaplain
OF this regiment is not Rev. Ar. Maitland"
Is senncunced By Us three days sincs, but Rev.
LuciuB C. Mat1acl, e1 President of Wheaton
College, this State.
# The Revised Army Regulations for
1861 snd fresh lot Of Cavalry and Infantry
Tactics, McClellan's Bayonet exercises, ETC.,
ETC., have been received by Walsh, cetner Of
Madison street 4Dd Custom House Place.:
LETTERS FOR TILE 18th ILLINOIS REGIMENT.
Ali persons having 1etters they wish to 60
to.1he 18Th {Col. Turchtn's) Regiment, can
have them taken by leaving them at n Car.
rey's, No. S56 II dia1a street, before Monday
night, Oct. 15th.
PRoMorEn.-Wm- McCailoch, late Senior
Major Of Gel. Dic1ey's regiment, encauped 1t
Camp Hunter, Ottawa, has been promoted to
the Licnt- Colone1ey, and C. G. James, late
Captain OF Company G, Chicago Dragons,
takes the position OF Senior Msior.
SCHOONER sUsK--Cspt. Griffith Of the brig
Xix II hite, eports running into the schooner
Gaeic, OF Lake View, On Thursdsy night
The Magic, which was laden with lumber, and
had 20 light out e The time Of the accident,
sark Immediately. The crew were all rescued
ard brought into pert by The brig.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE. doctor Charles
Jewett, the famous temperance lecturer, for
mer]y OF Bcstor, Mass, now 8 resident Of
Me1aEba, Wis. vii lecture st the First Con-
g1egational Church, On Sabbath evening. TIE
Doctor is expected to address the troops at
Camp Douglas during the day, tomorrow.
TIE OKrHAs's FAR,-Tae Orphans Fair,
which los teen IN progress during the present
week, las proved splendid success. To-day,
the Fair cic6es- AS i1iis is the last opportunity
afforded tie public, they should, for "sweet
chs1ity's seke,'' he quick to avail themselves
Of 1t.
HAMLET TURNED YoR1ck-E l. Tltcn, for
1er'y the 1ea6irg nan In McVickes's theatre,
has gene into new business, and opened the
old Bohe1y Thsatre Of New York, as circus,
under the management Of Ashley and himself
Fancy Macbeth in daring tEo horse act, or
the Moor turning somner=anlts aad #hirling
globes.
PE1ERsoN's national LADIES' MAGAZINE
for November las been received by McNa1ly
6 Co., 81 Dearborn street, who have a1eo
Chambers Journal for September, and fresh
supplies Of tie 6 SILVER Cord," 81 Great Ezpec.
tatiorR," "Home over the Moor" ssE!sie
Ver1 et," By Oliver Wendell Holmes, ssFamily
Parsonage" By anthony Troilope, Those in
sea1ch Ct cto:cs reading will ind McNauy's
sleek complete IN al lis rarts.
Ur TO THE TMEs,-J. ". Norris, Il. 1o2
Madison ard 100 Dearborn streets, has re-
ceived and Is receiving great variety Of new
and interesting things in his line. He has
agents Ii each ct tha principal cities to for
Tz1u nm a. the earliest possible moment any
AID everything that appears from time
to time in their respective localities He has
.ase1ies Of equestrian eugraTingz that are very
fine, plain and co1ored; also tNo sections Of
Bachmans Panorama ct the Seat Of Var, coy
ertng a1l The country from Washington to
Georgia. They ere really beautiful.
Illinois Association OF tho New Ieru-
aalems
The IWeBty'Hecond Annual Meeting Of the
Illinois Association Of the Ne~ 1--naa1.r.
commenced yesterday morning at the Nom
Jerusalem Tabernacle, On Harrison efreef, ,-be-
tween Wabash avenue and state street"
The meeting Eas- -~penea Win devotional
~6@1Eacue3 4ns r e~l4i11a& ~ 1efs 1Anez Eo1s
Of Jaczu1, Mich.
The President Of the Association being ab,
cent, Rev. MI. Hubbard VAS appointed PresI.
dent pro ten.
The report Of the Superintendent Of the A.
scciaticn waa read; also reports from Rev,
Thot. Stc11y Ct Peoria, aud Rev. ]. q, Ragatz
of their laborz during the year. It ap.
peared from these reports that the baptisms
drrhg the post year had numbered eighty.
four; that the Association had made salee o1
New Church books to the amount ct $500
sud made donations to the amount Of $50.
Reports were also read from the socetie,
at Peoria, Chicago and Henry, showing thost
societies to be in reasonably aourishing con
ditiep, though somewhat depressed by the
state OF the times.
Favorable communications were also re-
ceived from some eighteen iso1ated receivers
and verbal statements by receivers from
Joliet and Indiana
The order for to dsy Is: Meeting TO: bust
nees st nine o'clock; election Of officers, DC,
preaching at eleven o'clock by Rev. Mr.
Story, Of Peozia-
The order Of exercises for the Sabbath vii
be F1eaehiT 6, baptism, md the Holy Supper
IN the morning. Preaching by Rev. Mr.
stery; ssc1sments by Rev. Mr.. Hibbard.
Rev. M1. Fox, OF Jackeon, Michigan. vii
preach in the evening.
But little business vas done yesterday, y
tie full number Of delegates were no
FltstIt
There wAs 3 pleasant social gathering o
The 1ieIds Of the Association last evening
at Tie heuee ef j. 7. Scaumon, Esq ,ron Con
grets 6t1eet,
TEE CLOSING OF THE sABBATu
SCHOOL CONTENTION.
The MAN moth Sabbath school Pro
ceas1o0s
The Sabbath School Convention closed it.
sesEion On Thureday evening, aud according
TO the original programme the procession o.
Sabbath School children, which vas intended
to be the last and best feature Of the gather
ing. would have taken psac. yesterday. 4,
The sessions Of the pubIc schools upon tbs;
day, however, would materially interfere will
the success Of the plan, the time was chsugei
until to dsy, and The following programme O
the procession has been adopted, under direc
ton Ct the Chicsgo Sabbath School Union;
PROGRAMME,
> sdriR F1RsT D1sH1oa-Emb1aces all the schools o
cHoHn II