, 1861-11-23
Grihtatts
SATURDAY, NoVEABER IS, 1851


CIRCUIT CouRT.-The eau Of ths trial
eecket IN the Circuit Court opens this nom.
i7g 1t No. 1,o25.
EH ". 7. Daniels, under the Sherman
J. ase, Is IN receipt Of 8 very choice lot Of tho
st brands OF cigszs ever offered to sueke.x
II his city. Something extra
FESTIVAL. OF ST. ANDRHw.-The st. AZ
7eW'' Society hare decided to hold their
AoDuA Anniversary on the 28th inst, at the
lnggs House. We shall give the particulars
{: the festival in future.
TLAFKRkEcE MEET1sG.-The Chicago Te1n-
pe1snce Legion viii meet in Edwsrds' ChApel
On Monday evening, November o5th, at ~
O'Clock. where 1t Will be addressed BY good
speaketx. The pub1ie are Invited to attend
No DnSER-We are requested to state
that the ladies Of the Home fort tftendless
viii not furuieh dinner to-day at Bryan Ha1h
both their strength and provisions having
been exhausted.
New Boo1 BT GEN. McCLE1LAN.-"I In
structioHs for Field Service for Cavalry"
new work BY Gen. MeCle1lau, has been reeeiy-
ed by Walsh, corner OF Madison street and
Custom House Place,
E Harper'a Magazine for December COM
mences the new volume for 1862. McNally s.
Co., 81 Dearborn street., are taking suksctip
tons fer it, ~ well - a1l the other magazines,
at 81 Is per year-ftee Of postaEe-Hhich is
much below the publishers club rates.
SCARCITY OF YEssE1s,---As the close OF nAyi
CATION approaches, vessels are growing SCARCE
There heve been few, If any, grain vessels here
toch.1ter, during the week, and very tew,e except
prope1lers, will make the dow1 trip again this
season. The cold b1ssts and snow Of ye4to!-
day, already fosetell \ speedy close Of nayIEar
ton.
ARRIVAL OF TEE LEAD ArE REGIMENT
This fac Regiment, Col. Johu E. Smith CON-
nanding, arrived in this city at an early hour
yesterday morning from Galena. The re9i-
ment is temporarily occurring the WigEam,
as there arc no quarters In readiness at Camp
Douglas. The officers will be entertsined ST
the Briggs House nnt1 the removal to camp.
AssACLT-Jacob Msguue, arrested week
ago, charged with m aseault with deadly
weapon upon man by the name ofSchreiber,
just after the late election, had hearlng yes.
terday morning before Justice Akin, which
resulted in holding the defendant in $500 bail
to sppear for Il ial at the ns1S term OF the Rs
corde1s' Court
TRIAL or 4 BR1lcH LOADING CAS1os,-
Hartley 4 Aotfat'a breech-loading cannon Va
tested for the third tine yesterday. It VA
fired from twelve to eighteen umcs minus
by those wholly uuxequsinted with the busi
ness, and thirty rounds were fred withou
heating it At all Another t1ial will sosn tax
PLACE, of the particulars Of which the publ
will be notified.
NEW PACKING HousE..-The 1arge buildin
erected at the corner OF Canal and Mouro
streets in 1856, By C. L. Noble, Esq, for
planning mill, but which has since RENAME
unused, is now occupied by 4 E. Kent & Ce
for packing house.
The extenAive structure On West Pol
street, known as Kane's Brewery, has ais
been devoted to 3 similar purpose, by th
Mess.s. Norwood l. Co., formerly ot Quinc,
III.
PERsoNA14-CoL G. G. Washburne, Wiseoz
sin; Gen. Ward H. Lsmon, Washington City
Hon. Chaplin Hall, Warren, Pa; G. Tsylt
Jenkins, Baltimore /; Y. b Weed, John ,
sproEd, New York; E. A. Buck, Oshkosh
II. Goodhue, London, G. ~; L. 8. 11Imbl
Paducah, Ky; ". D. Judeon, New York
M,joz ". q. Dixie, D. ]. q. Stewart, MINES
ta; Samuel Rodmsn, Rhode Island John {
Barr, Pittsburg; Edward Goodrich, st. Pau
and J. N. Ford, Detroit, are stopping 1t ii
fremont House.
4 PREPARATIoS FOB COLD WEATHER.-
Judging from appearances, We should co
clnde that Be1ding & Co. had been getting
goods to clothe the Western Division Of Il
army During the present week they have
ceived a large invoice of business suibs, in
styles and Of the most superior Workrasnsh
among them, fne black suits, silk, velE
sud cashmere vests, aud last, though H
least, one large case Of extra heavy and fl
"West Of England Beaver Ogereoats," gotts
mp In superb shape, and well adapted to tho
Who have not yet.enlisted for the War. II
goods sold By this firm ere all made in Ne
York city, and warranted to give satisfactio
They occupy the large clothing store 100 q
102 Randolph street, directly opposite t
Natteson House.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NoTH1sG.-The case
Joseph ThielsD, mentioned in these colum
tad nh ID
by Charles Kessler, Tor au alleged assault r.
adeadly weapon in the hands Of Thielen, =
brought before Justice Davis, Of the Pol
Court, yesterday afternoon. It turns ont
have been mixed affair, riginatiug In q qu
rel about q partner At dance week ago, b.
1t No. SOL State street, in which kessler 3
the defendant were combatsnts. The 1ss
becoming noisy md bellIgerent vas tax
Away, swearing revenge. They met
Wabash avenue, where words were exehaug
which finally led t. blows. The result :
knife The Justice assessed light dne
compsnied With eome excellent advice, t
sent al parties on their way wiser If not /
ter men.
a 6INGULAR C0KCDKKCE AND 4 CuRIt
V1sIToR.-Our readers will remember the
Of the schooner Gold Hunter, upon her q
val from Liverpool few dhys eince, by
owner, J. E. Fisher, Esq, as announces
these columns at the time Nj. F. doubt
supposed the vessel Was Oft his bands sin
taueous with the receipt Of payment, but
surprised somewhat yesterday, to find the
Hunter most unceremoniously smashing
his Office by the back door, upon the r
front It sppeaxs that the vessel while c
irg down the river, by some accident sw
round directly opposite the Office and rap
drifting in, took the office door off Its hi
by co1lision With the boHsp1it, Upon
principle that old friends are always we1cc
Nj. F. Overlooked the unexpected intrus
and alter diEeutangling, the Gold Hunter :
on her wsy.
OB1TUARI.-We are panied to learn Of
death Of Charles n. Everett, Orderly serE
Of Tay1or'e Battery, caused By the effects
wound received zpon tho head, at the b
Of Belmont. Hr. Everett, at the time b
xpoEded to the call for volunteers, was
ployed in the Illinois Central Land Del
ment, where he enjoyed the unlimited G.
delce Of the officers Of That Department
the re4pect and esteem Of all who came In