, 1861-12-20

TEE new CAVALRY TAcr1cs.-Mr. Walsh
announces the receipt Of this iongIookeo for
book. Officers and Others VIII please notice.
He has also new edition Of the Ordnance
Mammal" Corner Madison street and Custom
House Place. -
TIE CaEyE1u CONCERT. The Crevem
troupe give second concert this evening at
Bran hall, for the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid
Society. The money invested will be appro-
priatcd to good cause, and those who attend
viii have the consciousness Of aiding m excel
lent charity.
MAsoK1c FEsT1vA.-BlaneyL Lodge, No. I'll
4. F. and A. IL, will give their third annual
FESTIVAL on Wednesday evening, Jan. sth, at
the Briggs House, for which occasion The COM
rnittec in charge are planning arrangements
which cannot but result in most pleasant
festival.
CIRCUIT CoCRT.-There waa no call Of the
trial docket in the County Circuit Court, yes
terdaJ, nor will there be until next week, the
attention Of Judge Manerre being fully oc-
cupied in the tril Of causes already called.
commence at No. 90.
4 HANDSOME BESEF1T.-The late soiree Of
the Young Mems Catholic Association at
Bryan Hail resulted in the net proceeds Of two
hundred dollars, which were presented to the
Sisters Of Mercy in charge Of the Orphan
Asylum. The donation was most opportune
and received st tine when charity is needed
and apprec;at ted
NEW Mrs1c.-Messrs. Root s. Cady, music
dealers, IS Clark street, have issued tho fol
lowing new music: "Nelie Lost and Found, u
by Henry c. Worth; the " John Brown Song, -
which Is Immensely popular; "The Vacant
Chair,'' new and very sweet melody, By
Geo. r Boot, and the ssLafner waits" by F.
&. Otto.
TEE PHILHARMONIC REHEARSAL Phil
harmonic rehearsal WIS largely attended yes
terday afternoon, and the successful manncl
in which the programme was carried out, au
gurs well for Il most brilliant concert ledo
gard, the new tenor, WAS not present, but III
understand is diligently preparing himself b.
private rehearsal for his debut.
HYMNS FOR TEE So1pHRs.-Thc officers o
tho Young Mems Christian Association art
now prepared to furnish eman volume o
choice hymns, properly arranged, and con
renicnt for carrying in the pocket, to each sol
der in camp in this vicinity. Il is lauaa
bic undertaking: and should meet the appro
yM and aid Of army chaplains and others in
tcrcsted in improving the moral condition Q
our volunteers.
BISHOP S1MPsoS,-We stated in Jour co
umns day or two since, that the eloquent d
vine, Bishop Simpson, would preach in thj
city On Sunday. We are now informed ths
he will occupy the pulpit Of the Wabash ATt
nue N. E. Church for the morning service, 1
the usual time-haF past ten. The mere 81
nouncement that this celebrated divine vi
preach Will suffice to secure q large atten'
ance.
TIE FINE AErs.-J. Mulyey, ESD, No.
Clark street, well-Enown attorney, has 7
cciyed 3 series of Photographic views
English and Welsh castles, from New 1or
Tho views arc by Bedford, an English phot
g7apher. and have been pronounced by co
noiscurs perfect specimens Of the art.
general effect and in minute dcliniation th
certainly cannot be surpassed. We note
above as another instance Of the attenh
the dne arts arc receiving. Chicago tod
contains some Of the finest photograph
prints and paintings in the country.
PREACHING EXTRAORDINARY At TIE Sur
MAN HoU6E.-An insane person, named Ros
tel, was arrested in the Sherman House =
terday for boisterons conduct He is n
gious mononaniac and insisted upon his rig
10 mount the clerks desk and preach and p1
for the benefit Of tie guests, The propriet'
Of the house, not desiring to change their
tel into conventicle and their business of
into pulpit, for The convenience Of q Bedla
lte, called the police and had the intruder
moved. He viii be sent to the County Al
house.
RESIGNATION OF REV. Mr. WoLcoTT.-
ecclesiastical council was held in the a
England church {Congrcgational) in this c
on the 18th inst, to consider the aecepta
Of the resignation Of the pastor Of the ab
church, Rev. Samuel Nolcott. After aleng
discussion, the resignation was relucta1
approved. Mr. Wolcott has long enjoyed
confidence and esteem Of the community
man, and most excellent reputation as a fl
full pastor. We hope events will so 81
themselves that his labors may still be cor
ucd in this vicinity.
WARNING 70 SA1LoRs.-On Tuesday,
pcrintcndcnt of the Police Bradley, Of
80 io1a Eror3 EryE
arrest The Captain and crew Of tho scho
Peoria, about to arrive in this city from
former port This schooner had run or
small slsif1, near G7and Hayeu, overturnin
and causing the drowning Of three men
were In it. Policemen were Immediately
tai1ed to be on the lookout for the arriy
the schooner, md yesterday succeeded il
resting the entire crew as the vessel tou
> the dock. The prisoners, eight in nun
will he taken to Grand Haven.
TEE SAEDCsRT, DAYTON AND CISCIN
B. R.-By reference to our advertising
nmns, it will be perceived that the fall
winter arrangements OF the Sandusky, Da
and Cincinnati Railroad have been full
augurated By the new time table, pa
gers, by leaving Toledo on the Cleveland
Toledo Railroad at s 4. 81, reach Clyde at
NJ, making close connection with the mail
onthe Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
reaching Cincinnati at 5:45 r. NJ, three
in advance Of any other route. The eco
in time, the superior facilities Of this roas
its excellent management, recommend
the travelling public
The ARCTIC PASoRAstA---Thc Kane j
Panorama, illustrating the expedition
Kane in the frozen regions, is meeting
large success. The views, occupying
thirty thousand feet Of canyass, are the
nal paintings Of De Lemano, Lewis AMI
tholomeHT, and apart from the scencr!
represent, are interesting in m artistic
OF Tiew. On Saturday morning an exhi
viii he given at ten o'clock, and arot
the afternoon at three q clock, for the be1
school children. The exhibition in the
ing will close the stay in Chicago The
should not lose the opportunity Of with
this work Of art.
TIE HoRsE-TAs1SG EUIB1T1oS-Tl
Of tickets for Mr. Rarey's exhibition
mences this morning at e. N. Higgins
store and ct Bryan HILL Mr.. Rarcy il
us that he has secured two Of the most
horses in the city for the contest
them has never been broken for the
reaeon tint his ugliness ha1s any appre
him Mr. E., ho9ver, proposes to c'
his cquincship, and take him away fro
hall, we1lsbchaycd and docile animal
ha