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HosPTrAL HEApQUAHTERs,
CAAP DEFIANCE, May 8, 1851.
TO tbs Cittzsna At Chicago:


Editors Tribune:-I was fortunate enough
to hear the Rev. ]. III. Cunningham preach
last sabba:h, on the Bible view Of the pres
ent waF," and am rejoced to see from your
paper Of to- day that the sermon Is to be re-
peated On Sabbath next, in the National Hall,
at P, II. It ought to be printed and show
cred In thousands among our people, The
text is the sd verse Of the 2oth chapter Of
Judges sand the children OF Israel went M
and Wept before the Lord until even, and
asked counsel Of the Lord, ssYipg, ahau 20
up again to bsttle against the children Of Ben
jaulin my brother? And the Lord saio, Co
up against him" Let all who intend going
read the last three chapters Of the Book q
Judges. would suggest that all who can
sing will sit upon the platform around the
preacher. A grand chorus singing the hymn,
Ny country, 'tis Of the )" will be beftt1ng
sequel to this truly admirable and patriotic
discourse Members Of the Musical Union,
Mende1ssohn, and Philharmonic Hocieties,
come up and show your devotion to the
Union, and your appreciation Of Mr.. Gun
ningham's effuEts. Let us swell the song with
ten thousand voices the traeze shall watt It
south, aud such slogan will strike terror In
the hearts Of seeesslonists.
Yours respectfully,
STARS And STRIPES.
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4 MOBILE Ann PArR1o11o OFFER.

-~--
Fsz<Asz Particulars and an Kxp1ana-
We referred yesterday to the noble offer Of
deet Of steam tugs to the Wae Department
BY one Of our Chicago cit1xens. We regret
that our tnfoEnkton misled us In not accord
ing his proper share In the saxne to Alderman
REDxoNp PRnDfv111x, Of the Eighth Ward,
a. gallsnt as he ii patriotic. It Is not the first
time that Capt. Prindlyllle has uAds his steam
tugs the instruments Of eyincinK that he has
aheaet In the right plnce. The regret at tho
overnight Is measursbly leasened by the cir
cumetsnpe that In Its correction Is called out
in full aud official form the offer itself, wh':h
breathes 10 the highest degree the ,n,r,t ~
these times. The offer made = eenn'na one, "a
being tender Of what, are really u military
necessitles, sorra r.a Or all Of which viii doubt.
1ess oe ao-epted: :
HONOR TO WHOM Hoson Is DUE.
Editors chicago nthune:s ::
1nottced this morning in your paper statement
In regard to tho Steam Tugs owned Jointly By Al:
! dsrman Prindiyille and myself.
II there be any Aanor In doing merely what 1t is
orr duty to do under the circumstances, in vi 1eh
our nation is now placed, al The honor is due to
| Commodore prindlyille. I think your notice Of
the attsr was lniudtcious, but - the whole ttate
ment eas no4o do any more harm, you will ohlire
me by puhltshipg the following copy Of a 1ette.
from Alderman Prtndisille and myselfto the Sec
retssy Of War:
CHICAGO, May :, 1851.
To the hon. s1xoA CAx1RoR, see'y Of War, Wa:h-
tngtou:
TfHS Hx1ns
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ct,,.,,r ,a.,. u-, , c~
6-T-Prens TonsTsnda snd R.cine harf 49,!
at:x aeeoeoae. = .'.s;* 81 =: -.
al ARs1vaD 4r OsWEao 1aoN CH1nAao-May =
seoF !: J Holiey. sea-: ,..,.,ss.
Vim r, Allen. Cspt. Bowls. 1sifh = 1ar1o AZ WSaet
from Chicago to Hoolftf,a b irwfn. 81 thfs ~
arrived here snndaT inst. being tha rst asit ".
IY,ax5. '''1>'''sN '''' 'A''" 's'asa' VsIeso
t.E IAE sHfpfIEa lsfKarsT.-The Hamilton epso-
tqtor tays, since the opening Of Navigation the
eh1pp1ng interest has been Teaptng a rich harvest
at that port, about forty vessels having been
- $50 barrels doui. =. Sos 6athals Theat, md
THE Vessel. AaHouND.-The vetsel reported
aground g f1ght1ng 1slaud proves TO oe tne eenE:
Lea9er with cargo of coal; To-day We learn
4aperfi "a era seo" along side nghtioe her on1@'
TIE cAps1zEp v,szx1--The vessel lost in Lake
Michigan, and a. yet unknown, it ia thought il tie
echr Ketchum Of Cleveland, owned By I. F. u
sd, passed here tha a4th. and has not stnes been
F Huron be woad c1eF
Ives with which to go ~ search Of her It is hard
poss1b1e t1at any OF the crew we're saved. ~ her
snall l boat + attsehed to he.: TIE Keteha% @ Was
a11 me vessel aad Waa commanded By Capt Owen
se9ssss @3asa: a1s aaa no cargo Oh ''@Fa70@''@ ID
BAD SHRwaEcK AND Loss or L1xE-The eehr
Freshman, OF Detroit, Capt Nswhall; with cargo
Of 1881 bushels Of corn, shipped BY j Aepfnwatfk 4
Son. Detroit and consigned to Mesera Griffin &
McDonald, of Buffalo. struck on q reef some four
miles above, on the Canada shore, during The
height uf the gale last night and before che could
BE- beached q the boat cleared away, capsIzed,
fned and sunk in twenty feet Of water, between
the beacon light aud Canada shore, in the mouth
Of the Niagara river. The crew betook themselves
to The rigging Subsequently. the mate, Sylvester
Newhall, son Of the master, three reamen and
the cook, were washed of and lost. Capt Newhall
and one seaman clung to the wreck until released
By = Mr Harris and another fisherman. this morn
ing rhe vessel and cargo Will prt babtg be total
ioeE.-BnTal0 dapeTtfseT.
x--.---------------
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. Mays.
be.n Jost ~ h. w ,ete ~ 'ene 3aol'e'
Mary Emery> Ottawa sGMe In ro,, aco n
stsreh- ~'''S y" eoA0' ~'~'' ~
Pacific, Lasa1le, $500 bu corn.
(3Tator IaSa1fe ( Mr3 hn corn
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E. ". Edison,
David Culver.

They have nine tents Of the French Crimcan
pattern, and their appointments throughout
are of the very best. They are encamPed just
south Of the University buildings. Their Wis
itors will expect to find that strict military
rule will prevail within their lines. They are
q corps that viii do credit to our city.
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Foreign Markets,

PER AFn1cA.1 fLtvEnpoo1, Apri. g.
Bullion in the Bank Of England decreased
Rl5.00 Consols 91%@91X.
The weather favorable for the crops. F1ous dull
and nominal. Wheat quiet. Corn dn1l and freely
offered; mixed a5f@35d Is. Beef steady. Pork
ssenay. Bacon quiet. Lard dull Ta1Iotr frmer.
Sugar firm. closing quiet. cufee quiet. Rice
quiet. 3D6d.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-BreadstufEs quiet. Provi-
slons steady.
LONDON, April 2sth--conso1s for money closed
at glX@91X: for account, g1Xm9S IC r n
3i@>3J discount ESie l5kh1IK
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MARINE 1NrELLIGENGE.

PAssKD .nxTxoxT-Msy B-Bosted Dps City
Of ClevalAnd, Minnesota: b1RQue Malta; schr An
dover. Antoctat. g n Neville, lose pousman-
Bo4s.d pozen-sB Illinois; prop Illinois; seAr
Alvin BronBon. :..':c
WkIAHD CAHAz-Vssse1s passed through tho
Fort Golhorne Lock hom O'clock z on the
~ 1:fiH 3 o'clock F. N. On the oh Nay, 1851:
!, Bound HAst-On tho 4th-Bafk Malta = brig
Ocean seht Dswn.. On tha 6th-props Granite
.Stata, Ontario.
eonsin; bark Qaebec; sctns boRhin, Falcon,
Forest. e = -::..:... = =
ARRIVED 1T BUFFALO FRnv CHcAso-May 81
Props Mendotz md Iowa; bark q B Morgan !;
schrs AmellA and Rapqtd+
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CLEARED


Prop Mears. Ryerson, Big SAMPLE, Is tons m6se.
Prop Pfafrfe Stats. Miller, Ogdensburg, 6&36 bu
corn, 649 bbls -four 247 bills provision, 81
hides, 80 bh1s high wines, q boxes cream
! taItar, u bhls eggs, / caek Of mdze, 2hhls al
cohol. 84 bales broom corn. IS bnnbs hides
schr San Jaeinto, Mason, Buffalo, 16, GOO bu wheat
schr Ellza Logan, Bsree, Buffalo. 16 500 bu wheat
schr Aldehsran Foley. Buffalo, ~ 3so hu whest
Schr Sheridan. Davis, 0swego. Il, 100 bu wheat.
Schr Eclipse. Brown, Buffalo. i, 600 bu wheat
schr Montice1lo, Mnrdoek, Kingston, 1890 ou
wheat.
sehr Wyandotte, MeGrsw. Buffalo. 10000 hu
corn.
schr lronsides, Wadswpztb, Buffalo, b,hoo hu
schr John asoee, Gto7el, Budalo, 1b,soo bu
corn.
schr Grenada, Fitzgerald, oswego, 1,oa4 bu corn.
schr Avery, Fineheld, 0gdenstuEs. 16 ooo hu com.
Schr Forester, Peterson, Grand Haven,
Gchr Monsoon, McGsaw, Green Hay.
schr 4eaiterrznean, Morley. Racine.
3SchF Rambler, ,Pugh, Kewaunee.
Barge &c l., stubha, Pesht1go.
Stmr Lady franklin, Hickey, Ct Joseph, % tens
En1xo, 100 bbls " lime, 10 tons goods, 80
EMMY 0Bh hnYAN
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- 6TAHa IND STRIFE
CmoAao, Nay 9Th. 1851,

Dearborn Guards Attention,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 70 MEET
d this evening at the Skinner School. West
jackson Street, 1t I o'clock, for impol tant bu-
IL Rdness and drill. All members OF the connanY
are expected to he present at the cali Of Tho roll
Tbs roll will b. open for tho names Of new mem
bers, between fha ege Of 70 and 10 year7.
n. LAID,
s. MoCoTf1R,
JAS. FuKNxy,
J. II. WILLIS, sec'y. Committee,
, 1861-05-10
Nd A. r I N e Z S T.
FORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED. .Mxva
stnr Lady Franklin. Hickey. St Joseph, 1000 R
ties, 100 hf brls hsh. It's br1s flour, II N lou1-
ber, s tons goods.
Prop chicseo, Collins, Buffalo, 50 sacks coffee, 50
Prop HeaTr, R9erson. Big saubls, 40 N lumber,
Ptop Prairie State. Miller, ogdenshurgh, ia tons
mdze.
Prop Michigan, Chapman, ogdensbnrgh, 80 tons
Prop Acme. Hathaway, Buffalo. 15o ato7es, 400
pkgB hardware, is tons coal, $50 pkgs mdze.
II pcs casting, 8 casks liquors, 81 reapers,
Aim ties, ISL bxs, II hsIs glass.
Brig Garduef. Casey. Buffalo, go m lumber, 800 N
lumber, SEQ m 1ath.
schr Wild Rover, Fountain, Wa1laeaburg, 81 cords
wood.
schr San Jac3uto, Mason, Milwaukee.
Schr Adelhanon, Foley, Milwaukee, $500 bu wheat.
Schr Reciprocity, Matthews, Green Bay, 40 N
lumber.
schr Iand. CieI1knd, Manistea 100 n lumber.
Schr Ayr, Muir. Kingston.
Schr Cu1leW, Tineltr, Buffalo, 130 N lumber.
schr Martin. 1Tottet, Bufslo, $50 tons coal.
scn1 ApA.f, y Dunlap, Presque 1se, 1s0tons coal,
schr R"Heler Pagh, Kswaunee, % cords wood,
Schr E-.,pse. Brown. Racine.
?Schr Tom Dyer, Stringleman. Detroit, 81 cd wood
schF John Lilly, Thompson, ssndusky Bsy, IS eas
schr Perry Hannah, Canneld, ooonto, ia m lu.p-
oet, II m square timber, IS N lath.
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TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas.
. !saa ezeeuted aad delivered 70 a. Z IL s andsg:
ste g e. g
6 Gsea IL I'll a9t ths1sa I'd
sc s fs Fsss se i = Ss "a
ess oss sfcook County. i1o Il q Bset sse Es9 S &
Il H. Of "a sasrss defsut haa bsen .ds
ia has Sssn .ds pas
= { ;t "a IS betRa 4 II s2s
Hasa He9 sha tss tee purposes saeFeln oppressed
Eli ssa &C :
sas = ssa esse esa 5esd es ssf = fae q
the tSTtee51 1se ostosk a the forenoon on Saturday,
- 1Rt I'd r. 81 E9assss =
seath q Il s. s. soFa as of see
q Is 81 a1aEs a2
Mssf sssrer Of the quarter of ssta eeoa
a5sss S .s 8 "a ssass ss;s Rs7s s ;5s
e. Ssns s q sad rosd F. n plzes ct beSnntk so
sea4s e. eSse r
r. apg95tea.nsss @ @ thsss5ato nsIo1k.nE I'D g 81
= 5ss F;Ss i =
Ghi:axn. March nj. ls1. At'''ss
e: n I 81 s:s:s.a'e ua
aaiSae4s-d CAAA a HREGoEH. yxpxta&
Tho shows sa1e b farthaF paskpnnAd h Yrssar 4sth
4a5k. 1t 8AzHa hdUr Aud pszc& A~assr sse3
aotszd GHA2 4 GREGORY, Truxssa
The s:e;s sa!. postponed "a Won,
plsEA CH1a 4 eksRTGSn9n1 ~ 9119e 3ooI 4n4
1fe aova .tie y hetshy further postponed to We'd
no s2A o*t VI 1eN. 1t tbs 1Arna hour ami
p9SeS; 49, soee.s cHaAR3 l. aREGQ8Y,
1.1|$seea Ixustsa.
T9eAnoye sale y hsr6,y further pestoonsd to Wed,
aesoay. ~ sn. LII y tee saaee hoQF nd plzee
nyFt0*s1 CAAa 4 GREGORY, 4xpsfeA
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COMM. ERCIAI.

i, -: THURSDAY EVkN1Ha, May 9. 1851,
7hs following are the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty four hours:
RECEIPTS LAST TWEsrY.Forn uoupa
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Warrington Guards, Co. 4, Attention.
u A SPECIAL. MEETING WILL BE HELD
n ths {FT1daD evening At the drill room Of tsid
I Company, Nos 6a and sS Dearborn Street. All
members will please he In attendance at o9clsc cE
pssoahely. Committees On uniform and pcrmd eut
o11EanalEaaon VIII make their report. Also. an
sh. The ", G.,s will soon close their roi, Now
u ne accepted time, and the day for military Or
Raa1zauon- Fer order Of the Ex. COMMITTEES.
, 1861-05-10
aNMQuNCKUt<UIH.
Azqal a1hzrtiaku1f1tt8.
MORTGAGE SAT,E-whara.

M 0KIGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
~ william he William. did, on the R1n etepnk
~ q oe1ser u n yss5 Of Lord noasa1
vr to tae 1ndarssaned lis eeFtn aaa as e.
ths nleprt ~ ana 5ea5 Morssa eonve ut
ert e hls to certain pEc1sanEs ntaa Of even dsSa
for tt. 1t ffeen hundred dQ}laFs e4cb
due = ore and two pea13 after tne date th.TeoT ~
per annam. PAYABLE annually, Wbjcb lid mortxaxe
dead u corded IN tha Keccruers cce IN and fT ~
County Of Cook In th State of Illnts in Book Il of
hertsaEes- st page ee3. And whereaa also detxuit
~ been made in ths payms,t Ct tnr said pronso3
aoSea ana the sans afe wholly dne and unosids
~, :oE & Therefore caSits rctics Il hereby g!vsn
nows5 I'D aStsEttS M In ne Vested ID and by ma
pressed oa ne lo:h day of My. 4. 3 ,lsdl, at t@
O'clock IN The foreE1ot CT said Lsy, 1t north door
q the Court Hoase Il tie cit7 Chicsgo 4 paP
loving sseTbed as Ssa n ,s sSr sso1 W ,an snSts
N tae Lodn1g az Look AE3 kt1ts OF XII 6A bekE The
&ams Premises described In and conveyed By sa4&
EaG[I5eKa 6etd, 70 WIT. Lot nE1heret ave Oh N 1Qn-
fs1oa Or block numbered twenty seVsn fa72, N the
asseasorB o1sfaon Of tbs southwest seona1 quarter
- seet1on twenty-five i2}, to~n.hp thlrtJnt1a t89.
eoTth range foHftee7 Z the City of Chicago 4fur.
asd together wlth all equity Of ofredempton of
the sa1a William l. McHursnls, hta heirs and ssfxnS
tk@Trfu. JOEL EQzIGT. MotteHve~
GALLrF T. HITCHCOCK. kttEs.
71hT
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Tho old fairy legend Of rocky valley whoss
soi1 was thickly strewn with diamonds and
precious stones, seems to have found ita real
asations Ia the present period or our natlona]
history. War Is severe and sharp descent
rum the paths ofpEospe1ity, such ~ has been
our, but the hediamonds and gems Of the purest
1useze abound on every hand. One cannot
miss finding them in any direction, where ns..
Fatfve, however bdcf, is given Of this rich burst
OF patriotism In people for halfs century
welded to the azta Of peace.
2has rally round the Government for the
support Of the laws, has surpassed the fable Of
The armed men that sprung up WHARF the dra-
Eons teeth were sovn. 4 task Is in store for
sha historian Of this day, oppressive In it, very
richness. The amount Of material easnered
up, attesting love OF country, u sacrifce ot
neaf 1ooaing Of purse strings, Is such as the
world has never eeen before. Youth has p,ehd
to have lts weakness forgotten. Age has dts.
semhled tts years, waived iS exemptions, and
pressed into the ranka. Mammou has opened
iS boards, and exchanged the muck.rake for
the hayonet. WomAnhood has proffered its
loved ONES freely, and only regretted It could
not do more
The g1eatest embarrassment felt al throueh-
utthe broad loyal sta+es to-day, is from the
vay pressure Of men, eager to b ACCENTED.
and impatient that o'hera have stepped into
the breach before them. It is undouhtadtv
trne that thousands Of dollars could be res1fxed
BY the sale Of places In the ranks OF those inua-
Int.
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An11Aax AAe Or THE UA17xp s7A1xa,-John
T. WAaah, corner MadIsou Street and cn,,om
Home P1aes, haa recsived = Military Map Of III.
un1sed ststes. showing the exact location of ever,
MT. atsanal and fortified port belonging the Gov.
eEnntea&> Pr4ta 80 cents.
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Cbiraat> Critu&te,
:: :: Z HE CITY.

FRIDAY, NAY 10. 1851.
II -: 7 He CITY.
4 Mrnnsaar TRAsa.-- Hereafter until fur.
thx notice, the City Railway COMPANY are to
1n+their ca1s until 12 H.
fEnsodAh.-Nr. WV. Corbett Is announced
u IBIS Ut weeke Prairie Karner a. one Of It's ed.
:keuss. = " ~.
B9aH sonQo1.-Ihe monthly rhetorical ex.
&sscisea&4 the High School viii take place this
afternoon, continuing from half past enc to
tsE@ orlniR. =
NEW PAxEHT.-Annong receat patents WIS
ore granted to George 8. Curtis. Chicago. III. j;
,Assigpor to himself md Thos. B. Bryan o
ssine place; improvement In Skate faste. Il
Ing.
Uxuomns WAHrxp.-Conpanv B. Cbicaoc
light Artillery, haye been :.ccepted by the
Governor, This corps a--e s.a1y In need q,
;paiso4ms snd ezbsczfr. r..dons have been CON
nenced to prncure. them.
= CARD WR1U .sa.-A rars ski1l with the pen
oii has NJ. irving VescelIas, the celebrated
snd oeag'0A American Card Writer, now writ
wy VIC metropolitan Hotel, Chicago. HIS
SPeo@neos that We have seen are exquisite.
1x.poa,.,- .o,o-os
tmhro.e !. 1 49, - os.-aaa 49, ~, ~ .sss. vn ~
sle-1ae IL r,,..ta -s..aessa. aas+,s. ~ -.
which hoc.v h,a n.en ,a.ors-sa B. IN ~
ordered ia rendrzrous At Jo,Iet
----
Aoo1nfsEA. oRowNma.-We learn that =
anan ns1neo William j. Wllsou, Who belonged
m chicago, 'eu overheard 1ona = canal boat
os<*een Alton and st. Louis, On Saturday
nxae, &na "aa dfo"ned Inc body bad mot
oeen recovered ~ last accounts.
GETTING HIS un1roR,-A vonnp ,n.n
nsxoed w,,,;amx paa+a,,,,, ..rs. ..t .1. -
n,s ne,r hs,a ~ esoo ana s ~ soer.,s e az m
M j. fha nj, z.,,.. -. ,.E 1 1o<ee oe
Il Joliet MAMMALIAN y: 'e e@4''o4
::
ouR CouxrRT Cous1n.-John Skinner, from
the rufl districts made grievous complaint
In yesterdays Police Court that he, on his
wsy to bs married, and soiourning hers fos
dry Or two, got defzauded out Of SIS by
]hFamy Diddler. The victim didn't know
1erezay, and Justice Davis could only tendsrly
adEaee him, for tha future
AasAtaa1 eoaans @ announced 'h's
@'se 4'1 = oeheA'' "hen VIC expect 70 zee
AAeo ouolenee- 1ae SoAeeu oa"n Qas
, 1861-05-10

!. II q. u. W1lmaxtA has xamoTeQ bis aas Ftx-
tars aed Lamp htees 10 1as Ixks xs1l+
, 1861-05-10
Building improvements.

Even In this time Of War there are abundant
encouraging symptoms ofgrowth and progress
in our city. Many are very sensibly availing
themselves Of the present cheapness Of labor
and material to invest in building improve
| ments here.
On Randolph Atreet. near State, We notice
that the line Of three and four story brick
buildings extending west from the alley to
McCormick's block, including among others
the old Doty House, and the old sale stable, is
being torn down, to be almost entirely rebuilt
| into handsome business block Of seven
stores. Il will be most substantial and val
uahle improvement Tt is being pushed for.
ward under the hands Of large force Of work
men
On North Clark street, near Kinkie, sub
stantial four story brick block is being erect
ed. On the corner of Wabash svenue and
Lake strest, the brick block formerly Hoes d
Price's stable Ia being rebuilt into large
double store On State, near Randolph, the
vacant lot next south Of the corner block is
to be permanently and handsomely improved.
Good progress is being made in the splen-
did bnfldfng Improvement On the corner Of
Like street and Wabash avenue. Tha founda-
tions are in and the walls rising rapidly. TIE
extensive improvements in raising and Te-
building the stores forming, with the fremont
House, the entire block On the south side OF
Lake street, between State and Dearborn, is
giving handsome result in neat, node1niEed
fronts, uniform In grade.
/ Much more full notes might be made Of the
enterprises Of this clsss that indicate life, even
In war period. Probably there are few cities
in the United States whera half the amount
Of employment in building ia furnished to
mechanics that is at the present time keeping
them busy in Chicago.
1hs'i'E''.l s'aassFz @ss:;s2. Of Lind Uni
1t the meeting Of the Board Of Theologi-
cal Instruction u in Lind University, held in
the Second Presbyterian Church in this city.
on Wednesday aud Thursday Of this week, We
are happy to learn, there vas full attendance
and mach interest manifested
This Beard Ia composed of Commissioners
from the Presbytar5es and the Board Of Trus-
tees Of Lind University. Commissioners were
present from Michigan, Northern Indiana, I'LL
nois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa Minnesota
aud Kansas the whole fleld contemplated to
be OCCUPIED by this s.m3narv ercent Nc.
braskA
The spirit OF the meeting was es1nest, and
the determination unanimous to 20 forward
and provide as fast As possible . Brst~class
Theological Seminary for the New School
branch of the Presbyterian Church, with all
the appointments, and to be opened in sep-
, 1861-05-10

ua1o@.-We aze all for ths Union. This ,.+.x.
styles at Hats ths Star spana1ed Banner AM, Tsn.s
mos, md ths Union Cap, ase i'll ths rage 1t sam
Dunn u Cas-, 101 Randolph street, AZ
, 1861-05-10

1
A very fine looking corps Of one hundred
Wel-uniformed man, the "Lske County Union
Rsaes, " Capt. Jones, passed through this city
on thete way to Dixon yesterday. They
marched through our principal streets and at
tracted much attention by their soldierly bear
ing. They drew mp in front Of the TRIBUNE
once and gave three rousing cheers. They
ara snen Kho viii give good account Of them
sslves On my occasion offered. This is the
second company Of one hundred men sent
from lake eounty.
AarRosouuAI--A comet has turned ur
and has been ra -ognisea u tsThatcher'e," We
don't credit the rumor that the tail is plainly
marked with an initial r" but that viii not
prevent snybodys looking for 1t, with mod
erately powerful opezarglass. This comet is
IN the Dipper, but there is not dipper.fu11 Of
It by my means. The tail Is three degrees
long, snd to be continued Il is moving from
tae Nosth'East, and Will perhaps be consider
"a In the kingdom come Of JEFF. Davis, rs
| nanng from tho By Stats, and If so they
| VIII watch the dlpper with interest. Mora is
promised for the comet In few nights hence,
In the meaattuae, 1t may bo 4een with the na-
ked eye, where 1t looks like a hay star. Prob
holy, however, it, exhibition In Chicago vii
be postponed on account of weather,
PHzHARMoa1C.-1na smother column viii be
found tha announcement Of tbs Seventh Phil
harmonic Concert, to take place On Monday
next, IN Bryan H1lL The principal orchestral
attractions viii consist Of the Rohasp,ezra
Overture, Chopin's Funeral March. A11egretto
from Reethoven's Eighth Symphony" Over
turs to q HaSdae," and grand Pot pourn BY
Lunbya. The vocal parts win be sustained
By I'm. Mattisan md M. De Fassio. Mem
be,s of The sodety aae requested to ean at
ones 1t the once ot* Otto II. Matz, Secretary,
III Lake street, aad recsiva their tickets A
nnuaber of extra tickets, al; so ceutz, viii be
sold 1t the mustc stores Of Root u Cady and
5al5us Bsuss, In Lazmon Block, also Ut e. L
Tsnkhaza's banking oflce. No tickets Hill b
soad It tas door of the Hall.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Ina Cetcago Highland Guard, stationed 1t
lamp 1a&se -Nezes Inads fha .reclptanta Of a
hs9sse box hued With aaand thirts, drawers,
eoeks. shoes, hsndages, lint, {Asc., from the H.
eaee: p 1he hetormed Presbytezs.a Church.
Aay God b1sss the Ladies', IL the fefyent
prayer OF tnesS;,::>' : ~ H1aMAauxxx.
~ Those Psnl Pu coasa.s md nse.11ss ai,;
tn daatsm of eaaakHs. Try thssn i esr.euts.
eeeaee 3tsadolpA md etats. :. ,1 - -
, 1861-05-10

4 NY EQUIPMENTS.
"A CAMP BLANKETS
AND KNAPSACKS COMBINED,
KNAPsACK5 WITH CAPEs.
The ab ire are newly invented equipments and ase
furnished In lsrg- quantt-s to the Eastern TfooFe
being considered the hest in usa, Pi&IN K6AraAcEB
HAvERs4cKs, Car ALAnKxTH, RUnBxE CLoTA CIV.
TEENS DO. may be bad 10 soy quantity Ut the Rab-
her Agency OF 10 IN B. IpEsUN 4 CO, II 8 Ran
delph street.. KlnE.bury BltcE. myae103Sm
, 1861-05-10

Srw wPAxEHr.-Among receat patents WIS
ore granted to George 8. cnrsis. Chicago. IL !;
AssigpoE to himself md Thos. B. Bryan o
s&he place; improvement in Skate fasts..a
iny.
, 1861-05-10

~ Ihose fsnl Pg coaea4s md Kssat1.a ~
~ aaasht of ezna1ats- Try tAss, Il esrRents.
eofasr 1sadolpa md etats. - ), 49,, =.
, 1861-05-10

CoRREcr1on.--In cur issue Of yesterday We
erred IN stating thst the new Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Route has opened The day
Of opening is fxed for Monday, May 18th.
We learn tha+ the freight department will
be conducted BY Mr. N. Il. Moore, formerly
of the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis Road,
who VI nave his Office at 1873 Randolph st.,
under the new Sherman House. Tbs ticket
department viii be in charge Of c. E. Fonett,
Esq,
, 1861-05-10

4 M1nnzaar TRA1N-Hsreatter until fur
the< notice, the City Railway Company are to
xunt their. ca1s until 12 u
, 1861-05-10

UKFoxm WArrxp.-oompanZ B, Chicago
light Artillery, haEe been :ecepted by the
Governor. This corps s--s s.d1y In need Of
:paaso41as md exbsc1t. ...dons have been con-
ueneed to procure. them.
, 1861-05-10

~ BaaH sonoo1.-The monthly rhetorical e.
&sEcfseas4 the High School viii take place this
afternoon, continuing from half past enc to
tRE2 O'Clock.
, 1861-05-10

'1H0 HHDS N. Q. SUGAR, COM:
1OV MOE to ehoioe-Scr saIa hy
,,.~.. VI - m foufh Wrfer stfAeE.
, 1861-05-10

2On BBLs REFINED a!]E'aa. 7, sXhuPs ST sIis:
-" IN G1uth Water 44TAA&
, 1861-05-10
G1aanten.

w 4 n TED-A Situation By q
~ young maa Of Thorough business experiences
himself " .ful SALARY net 70 ruch an ef1s Ct Is
st-sdY eaploTms.t, Best z city and ,nnSy refer
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