, 1861-03-30
: The plans were drnwn by G. P Randall,
the building will be 5 credit to The city.

A SHEEP IN 'WoLF's CIo7HlNe.,-A cores
pondent Of the Faa is sheepish}y attempting
the role ofthe wolf, In gross, malignant and
utterly false attack upon gentleman largely
associated with the cause Of religion and be-
The old adage as to "two Of trade" &C,
should stop far short Of the domain Of Sabbath
schools} &nd he, who in wl,at he has made q
rivalry, goes to such. a length as the
writer In question, fully, realizes our captipn,
all the taapeets qf tbs sHnl< ftz. feztanstnly aud
harmlessly being nothing more than na1ignant
mutton. 2 - -: ,...:,.
A BRUTAL ASSAULT IN SA1ooN.-M yes
terday's Police Court, Justice Akin held Al
bert Goule to bail In the SUM of $780,. and
.Bennet Smith In 500, to appear for trial in
the Recorders Court, on charge Of cruelty
beating man named John Jung, on Thursday
evening, in . saloon kept by Goule on West
Water street. Jung WAS that day paid 81 by
the railroad company for which he works, and
after hettl1ng board bill OF 919; he repaired ito
the saloon in question to square an acconnt HHof
two shi1lings he owed to Goule, In making
the change dispute occurred, which finally
led to amelee, in which Goule seized an iro n.
poker and struck jung two or three terrible
blows on the head, levaling him senseless TO
the floor, in which prostrate and defeneelass
condition he was kicked in the face BY Smith.
~HooLEy & CAMrBELL's M1asTRELs.-Brysn
Hall was again crowded to its utmost capacity
last evening with the elite and iaahion of onr
city, to listen to the reehrehd entertainment
Of this Incompatible troupe. !, To enter into
detail Of the individual members Of this COM
pany, would take up took much Of our space:
but suffice it to say that taken as . whole we
question whether this company has its equal
in existence The Foca}, instrumental, terp-'
sechorean and comic departments are filled by,
artists Of wenknown celebrity, old and expe-
rienced in their profession. Their. concerts
are of a superior order, and composed Of the
gems Of negro minstrelsy. Their success IN
Chicago has been unparalleled. They might
remain here month longer and play to crow
ded houses. They announce tonight as their
last in this city. Go and see them .
CATHOLIC a7E111aEncE E.--Th be Redemption
ist Fathers concluded their mission in st.
Mary's on Sunday evening last. QpHaras OF
four Thousand received holy communion, and
| five hundred adults were confirmed by the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Duggan on Tuesday morning. On
Sunday next the Rt, Rev. Biahop win celebrate
Pontifcal High Mass in st., Mary's ut 101zz
! o'clock, aud at ~ O'Clock resume his lee
! tures, discontinued BY reason of the mission.
| Rev. DR.. Butler will deliver = discourse
/ appropriate to the occssion. The choir OF the
| church, assisted bs several ladies and gentle
men, viii sing Mozart's Imperial Mass No J.
for the first time in this city, Service to conf
mence at 1o115 o'clock A, n, and ut o'clock
r. NJ. Bepedietion By TIE ri. Rev. Bishop.
Also several choruses, duets and solos, appro-
| pirate to the occasion. The last rehearsal Of
the Mass will take place at ~ M.toaay: d
| t&nnld,e Music Eopme . :. ~. - !, z.r,4 !