, 1861-12-02

Conducted IN the Police Court occurred on |
Saturday. The mate Of the schooner Reeves,
WIS arrested and brought before, the Police |
elasfsfr:'te, for obstructing the swinging of |
the Madison street bridge, by anehoring the
schooner IN close proximity to the structure
The prosecution, conducted by the Police |
Clerk, filled to show that the mate was in /
charge of the ycsscl at the timc and the Mag
istratc very properly discharged the defendant /
4 warrant was then made out, without atflda- |
yit, for the arrest of the three mates Of the |
vessel, tic ono just discharged included, in /
order to find out aco .cas In charge at TIC Tine
The warrant MRS placed in the hands Of DO |
ncema,l. who was dispatched to the vessel at |
top spt.d. |
Shortly a1tcrhis departure it was discovered |
that mistake lad been made and a scar1u'lt for
t7isoTdca7y conduct had been issued. a third
warrant, without affidavit, WAS made out for
obstructing the bridge, aud placed in the
hands Of another policeman, with Instructions
to orertale the first and change warrants.
Shortly after the second had left, the first re-
turned, unable to find the vessel. In a few
minutes the second officer returned unable to
find the first. The chase was then given up
for the time being
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| Sickness at Camp Douglas.
The hospital at Camp Douglas has now one
hundred inmates sick with measles, and from
TIE infectious nature OF this troublesome cona-
plant and the rapldl1y with which 1t spreads,
it is becoming a matter OF serious inquiry at
the Camp, where proper accommodations, COM
forts and attendance eau be procured It is
not at an mysterious That the presence Of this
| disorder or other contagious diseases should
manifest themselves In so large an aggregate
o1 men, assembled IN one eampand occupying
The same barracks, there will always be found
those who will not strictly attend to sanitary
regulations, rigid observance Of which is the
only safeguard against disease. The very
presence Of this disorder however, and its con-
tosious character, at once suggest that some
lDcans should be taken to case the condition
Of those il the hospital and prevent any fur
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lus pnss1eialds' 1T present operating Inc City
HosPlfai, the pfopflcty Of allowing some oi
these patients to be removed to that building
The Camp Hospital We arc Informed, is already
l oycr-crowdcd and taxed beyond its capacity, tt
! | accommodate the rapidly increasing crowd O
patients. Suell an act Of generosity would bt
, heartily appreciated by the soldiers and yt
l ! hare faith enough i'll the 1arre-heartcdness q
! the physicians interested in the City Hospita
to believe that the mere suggestion will meet
with prompt, affirmative answer.
--
. 81 andrews anniversary festiVaf'
ine ceremonies OF INC s131een1h anniversary
OF 1he 81. andrew society, WHICH TOOK plact
a1 1lc br1:gs HOUSE, on fr1d!y nisnl Last
! "e'e u'''Foloaols crowded. OUT o1 our eoAon1nS
o. s'1ufaas morning " tne pressure o
> several other important matters. Inc occa
: slol, ~, Wis a 'no5e interesting ohe ana cn]o5et
!" 'he so''7 oi ecotla "'lh sreal zcse.
A. nll'c e1ock' lnc asscmonse procecae'
+ ~ -. sls'eleos onllns 'oon's' 10 lnc n.usie
hanqucts for which the t;Briggs'' is proyerbial
= awaited attendance.
, Robert Hc1yey, President of the st. An
J. | drcw's Society, took the chair, supported o.
II either manu- py Mayor nu1nsey, Colonc
IT Joseph Il Tucker, R. T. Merrick, E. Anthony
Is James Grant Wilson, and other proulincn
&c citizens. Upon the tables were placed numcl
Gus Ornamental CONNECTIONS representing til
monument OF Robert Burns and other object
Interesting and touching nigh the Scotch hear1
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