, 1861-11-06


dates a1d ticket peddlers almost entirely.
Estl new conner was pounced upon and
..erts Of tickets thrust into his face. Scratch
;Ig wss universal Hardly clean ticket Was
>,<ted, acd the price Of lead pencils took
,ucden rise.
Owing to the universal tendency to scratch,
lie counting Ct votes Vas tedious matter,
spG We ere in consequence able to present
tn:y scattering returns. Judging from the
character Of these We have but little hes1ta.
titn Il s*y'rg that the whole Peoples Union
ticket is e1ec.sd.
FOR LNERpooL-Tte Canadian bark Mag
ara, Capt. Muir, cleared yesterday morning for
Liverpool with co1n and luEibEr.
About fifty students from the four col
lege classes 1t Ober1in, or onefourth of the
who1e department, are new in the army.
PEnsoSA1.-Col. Lewis Zalm, of the 81
Ohio cavalry, arrived in the city this morning.
His regiment is at Camp Worcester, Monroe
riIle. Ohio. and numbers l,22D men.
esterdey, the house Of William
st1ontran, No. 1os North Kinzie street, was
ente1e6,a and 4ai1able shawl, gold chain and
tu1tipg. caee Silver watch were stol=n. There
is lot the slightest cue TO the bold thief
PEHsoS41.-Hcn Schuyler C2lfax, Indiana;
Judge Hanna, Fer. Wayne; Col Swift, Lex
iDgton, Ky: Nr. D. Campbell, Superiateua.
ent Michigan Southern Railroad; Henry Kiss,
Esq, Brfslo; a. Il Holley and lady, Conn;
I. Crawford, Cleveland !; and 3. 6. H1nting-
tcp, New York, are stopping at the fremont
House.
IEcTCRE.--Rsy. James Dixon will deliver
lecture at the Union Park Baptist Church,
Thu1eday evening, 7th inst Subject" Wo-
man: her position and worth" Musical en-
te1tainEent by tie choir, in which Mrs. Philleo
is ergaged. Tickets 25 cents. Proceeds for
benevolent purposes. The well known ability
IT the lecturer Is q sufficient guaranty that
the audience will e1joy an intellectual feast,
ME1AScuoLY Acc1DESr.-On Saturday
morning last, George L. Mills, the youngest
son Of William c. Mills, Esq, Of Homer, Will
county, WIS killed in s sudden and meIaa-
choly manner. The little fellow at the time
f1he accident Tas running with small knife
in his hand, when by some mischance he
stumbled and tell, the knife penetrating his
lea,t. He simply said, "Oh! MAJ and cx
pired. Ills age vas four years.
DAsTARDLr RoBBERY.-A poor widow who
reeidee on Peoria street, between Randolph
and Lske, yesterday morning as was her usual
custom, went upon 3 tour collecting articles
Tor the laundry Having obtained about thirty
dollars worth, she left her basket in charge Of
a.litue boy. Berg attracted by tie display OF
6 case Of photographs, he Temporarily left the
taskets, and when he returned, few minutes
later, they wereElssing, hnying been stolen by
scme 6astardiy thief.
BENEFIT CoScERT.-Mr. De Passlo, well
known in the musical circles Of Chicago, as an
able ana accomplished singer, takes benefit
at the Church Of the Holy Name, On Friday,
NOVEMBER Sth.
Mr. DE PasElo was never called upon in vain
when charitable object was to be attained BIZ
the eexercise Of his talents, and we therefore
very cordially bespeak for him the liberal pst:
ronage Of the Chicago public.
DECIDED HlT.-The Theatre was crowded
lasteight in all parts to witness the represents
tion Of "Buu Rum which gave universal salts
faction The scenery is beautiful and correct
the :tableau1 most impressive, the militar,
display very fine, and the acting all that cal
be desired. The piece will crowd the Theatre
for nights to come. It will be presented thls
evening with the drama Of OrFlanuegan anl
the Fairies-Chanfrau appearing in botl
pieces.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE BOILER ExP1o
s1os.-James Il. Lynch, the Engineer Of tht
franklin street coffee mills, who was SO fear
fully injured by the explosion on Saturda,
last, died cn Monday night Of his injuries
He, with his hrother-who is also in dagger
ous conditio1-was the main stay and suppor
Of widowed mother. These young men hay
ever been most af1ectionate and devoted il
their attentions to their mother, who is
most estimsble and worthy woman Thei
1oss will be great blow to her.
SORGHUM s1RrP.-We have received from
1AASA ~ AAtV44a oAaotVA EkatlUus hEQuAll c00n
ty, \ denjjohn Of sorghum syrup, manufac
tured by these gentlemen this fall Messra
X & T. ssy that they can do better next Sc,
son. We doubt it. We never put a bette
article Of syrup on buckwheats y than thi
sample, AID il lie manufacturers will COZ
t5nue to Lake IS good an article as the sampl
"New Or1eans," "Muscoyado,n etc.. hsy
"goee up." Knox & Tilton have made aboz
100 Gbls. this season.
Ec1. DIcHI's CAyAlRY.-Tbc First Bal
tallcn Of the Fourth Illinois Cavalry, Col
Dickey, left Ottawa on Thursday for Spring
hEld, under command Of Major James, form
ealy Of the Chicago TRIBUNE. The co1nman,
consists Of the following companies: Com
Iary 4, Capt. osbaad; Company B, Capt
Co!inE; Company c, Capt. Townsend; Cor
pany D, Capt Felter. They 80 overland il
short marches, drilling IS they proceed. III
remaining battalion Will leave Ottawa in
few dsys.
FOUND DRowsED.-The body Of an III
known man was found floating in the lake yes
tetday between the railroad track and cute
breakwatsr opposite Park Row by fisherman
named Christian Spohr. The body WIS ths
OF q nan five feet seven inches in height. will