, 1861-03-29

LIE 1V1VH11S kAAll&1t1QAaA WVkC oH0AA LII a3
members Of the police yesterday: '.>',' = : :
John Nelson, Sergeant s1uth Division
o. S. West, Patrolman. -'' 49,
, Levi II. Hamilton, Patro1man. .s-.- Il ;
A. Torkilson, q. = ', ~ s:
VIM. Wilson, -" =: :.. ...,
Rich. b. Perry, ! =;
Charles BerdeN,
Geo. Il. Germain.
]. B. creeney,
Geo. Il. Cole, :. -:
chas. Enaworth, =
E. L. Morse, IS, :. =
The entire force of: thirty -three men were
then brought before the Board, and presented
d fine appearance, Most Of them are old :and
well tried policemen, and all are, from pres
ent appearances: well chosen. -. "
ME1ANoHoLx su1o1pE-We 1earu from O
New York paper of the 9th inst that on Sat
urdsy Of last week young gentleman, appar-
emily zane and in the enjoyment of health, en-
gagged rooms at the Clarence Hotel, No. 4S
Lispeuard street, and registered his name as
=" Mr. Henry" Of Chicago. On Sunday night
sha trent taa nsfsh haor.1z; drug store andpur-s
chased q large dose ofmorphine, pleading TINT
be was forced to use morphine and other ano-
dynes for the use of q complaint which he did
not describe On Monday afternoon he was
found inseneible in his bed, and on the came
evening he died. Coroner O'Keete held IN in
quest Oh Tuesday, and the Jury rendered a
verdict Of death from an overdose Of nor
phine. The young man, who Was about thirty
four years Of age, had friends In New York
city, and as we learn was formerly a resident
Of Chicago, and was In business here two or
three years ago, and at that time married =
young woman of much personal attractions,
and was for time happy in her society. The
couple subsequently returned to New York
where the wife fell betrayed By the wiles Of
noted broker. Mrs. Henry deserted her home
and husband and came back to this city, where
she Is at present the keeper Of an infamous
establishment on the North Side, The unfor-
tnnate husband sought. his wife diligently;
but for. q long time his efforts were ftuitless-
When, however, he did find the fallen woman,
and learned the immeasurable depth Of her
degradation, the fearful blow unbalanced his
brain, aud led him to the end so briefly record
ed by the Coroner's jury. -.
HRAy1 DANA AaEs-A verdict was rendered
yesterday in the second trial Of q suit in the
Superior Court, before Judge Higgins, in
which Adam Inneas Is plaintiff, and William
". Ross, defendant. The action Is brought to
! recover 5000 damages for: false impr1son-
ment. Judge Morris and. Robert HerEey,
Esq., for plaintiff; z. A. VanBuren and R. 7.
Merrick, Esqs., for defendant .s
Something more than year ago plAintiG
was book keeper In the mercantile house Of
defendant. Plaintiff drew his own wages, hut
charged himself on the books Of the firm with
the amount Of money taken, Defendant
caused plaintiff to be arrested upon warrant,
charging him with embexzlement He was
tried upon that charge and acquitted. He
thezeupon instituted suit and obtained yer.
dict OF S. COO. rgainst his old employer for
false imprisonment, the amount at which he
had laid his damages. A second trial reafarms
the decision but at y alowerfgure.
THaAra1cn AND: Mus1cA1-Harry Peny,
once leading stheavy mani: at MeV.eker's
theatre, and who. will be remembered as a
firstrate actor, but remarkable for his hs-
quent fits Of illness, compelling him to re.
ffain from appearing On the stage as adver-
tised, was recently married at San Francisco,
California, to Miss Agnes Land. -,
Madame Inez Fahbri, late Of this city, las
beer. giving seriea Of concerts In tho pork
metropolis, with eminent success. A Cincin.
natl "cricket''' was 50 taken with the brilliant
appearance and most fascinating voice OF
Fabbrl, that he put her in pint al only twenty.
three years old.
A C1oTH1s LINE OPERATOR N TRouH1R-
4 ebay named Clarence r. Smith waa yester
day overhanled and tszsn into custody, and In
his possession was fonnd quantity Of laundry
work, apparently stolen from clothes lines.
There were several shirts marked " Hessler,'
one marked IA. C.!Dncat," smother marked
l"O. c. Fuller" . fourth bore the name d
Bishop Wbitehouse. There Was child's dress
marked "scott," md q handkerchief marked
laLouisa M. she1maa,":; !; It seems that thfs
Smith has been quite enterprising, and that
wellhown residents have been made bis vio
tmH. T.. =. =. i.
I BuRaLlRT.-We learn that on the night O
Wednesday the a7th, the, store Of Charles 4
i | l8Y10fe xQAu1IaCtA1E1 VI ll40h81 F24I6e3 80G
carpet-bags, at No. III stste street, was en-.
tered by burglars, who made . thorough ran.
fssck Of the premises. Entrance was effected
By breaking ont laRgs light Of glass. Several
Of the best yalfses and the contents Of the
money drawer, In small ehangs> and postage
stamps, was carried otf: From the appearanc.
Of tho goods disturbed and: packed up, IL
would seem that the rogues were interrupted
and decamped. Perhaps It waa s' it tbe tsp o.
: the bell by previous understanding" With
the Mayor. = -" SIS, /.
soRaHUM.-We have received from Dr.
Knapp Of Channahon, VIII county, a Hpecl
men Of Syrup, manufactured By him durlni
the past year. Or. z. planted half an acre
Chinese sugar cane, from which he produces
100 gallons Of syrup, and which is about equa
to the best we have seen. The specimen sen
| Us Is very dense, and would no doubt granu
late If placed IN 4 proper tempe1ature for
suitable pedod. e: .'.:..: III. :.
. Q4nnnxa.s CzzzzKAzro -.55:he. 1nnpal ;eels
bratnn Of the Sunday School d st. Jamss chpif1
yin saks p9soe on Easter Sunday akbskh6eou, Qtaxs
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