, 1861-07-16

For AISS0CR1.-lApt- Williams OF the 1yth
Regiment, Of this city, left for Missouri last
evening.
TT Mrs. Matt Pecrs Campbell Minstrcls
give their first soiree IN Bryan Hall, On next
Saturday evening. Their great reputation will
attract large audience
t5ooDTIHB.-The specIul trains on tho Mich
igan Southern, with the Third Wisconsin, on
Saturday made the distance from tits city to
Toledo, via the old road, In Q hours and 10
Minutes.
SPORTING INTEL11GENcE.-Ar. l. Anderson
has taken charge Of the Garden City track,
.nil q tot will take place there every Saturday
afternoon. The opening trot OF the series
came OF on Saturday last
ATTEMPTED 1NcESDIAR1sM. -Ou Sunday
Eight Ma1 Tiueuhecker, an insane mas, was
arrested while attempting to set fire to 4
brush factory, at No. $40 State street. he has
been sent to the County Agent, Hansen.
AND STILL 1HrI CoNE,-Y Yaterday 700 Nor
wegians arrived here via Michigan Central
Railroad from Quebec, bound for Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Iowa They left by the Galena
4 Chicago Union Railroad. This is the sec
ond similar party within week, one having
Fassed through this city last Friday. There
is another expected to arrive here to-day
aft schooner "E. P. Dorr'' was launched at
Bauta's yard On the South Branch yesterday
afternoon. She is fine vessel Of 500 tons,
built for James Kesho Of this city, and named
at1er one who is well known and popular
among our Like underwriters.
BEEF PURCHASER IN TRouBLE.-Patrick
O'Seil WAS brought into yesterdays Police
Court charged With having stolen COW in his
possession, belonging to German in Blue
Island. O'Seil traced his title back to John
Flood, from whom he bought her for SIS. 4
warrant WIS issued for Floods arrest
R1cuHoS1, House E-This well known aud
deservedly popular house, while it intends to
maintain its former good reputation and char
acter, in view OF the depression Of business,
and lower cost Of the necesss1ies Of life, has
reduced the fare for transient custom to two
dollars per day. Boarders xiu lind this de-
HAAI+AS AAoAa%Y ~ AASNS NNAAG3Sn41A4ASE WILL kAE
times.
Ho FOR TEE CAMP GRoCSD-In order to
accommodate I,a1y who desire TO visit the
= Camp Meeting, which commences tomorrow,
the Plymouth CEn7ch Society have decided to
hold their annaal Pic-Pic On Thursday Of this
week st Lynder Grove, which is at Desplsines
Station, eighteen miles ont On the c. s y. y.
RR- and half mile from the camp grounds.
See their advertisement
NEW Ars1c-From Aessrz. Root d Cady,
music publishers in Larmon Block, we have
received new music as follows Death Of the
Robin = ]. Maurice Hubbard "Thou wilt
come neyermore to the Stream, or Kitty
Clyde's Gravel H. s. Frisbie. "Come you
from the Indie? or Roberts return from the
War;" Geo. F. Root. "Jimmy's Wooing;"
Wnzzel.
FROM THE SEA S1pE.-Diners at ed
wards" his own Saloons On South Clark
street opposite the Court House, E, Whipple
i Co., we're rega!ed yesterday with delicious
Soft Shell Crabs, Sea.Bass, Blue Fish, and
other eea side deAcacies, done up in the best
style Of this best Of Caterers. Last week a
huge Green Turtle went the same way. Ed
yard has made hinself an institution and
name among good feeders, whether in the way
Of q light lunch, or fully f2nked dinner.
PERsosAL.-Amongt the guests at the Sher-
man House yesterday lwere Judge D. Nagle,
Janesyille; Lieut. Stevens, U. s. n; Capt "
j. Hudson, q. s. A.; Lieut.. E. Haight, New
York; c. Macallister, Esq, Philadelphia; Il.
E. Sargent, Esq, Chicago; c. T. Adams, Esq,
Boston; Gen. E. E. Wadsworth, Racine; j.
Il Humphrey, Esq, Albany; Geo. Graham
Esq, Cincinnati; Col. Geo. Wade, New
York; Asa Wade, Esq Boston c. H. strick
land, Richmond, Va
HouEE MovNG.-Iast evening j. L. McIn
tire, Of this city, the well known building
raiser and mover, left this city with force OF
wo1kmen and implements to rescue from the
evils Of secession large building at Birds
Point, Missouri. The shore there Is Preceding
under the action Of the riTer, and Mr.. McIs.
tire has taken the contract to move the I'M
peril!ed structure back to safer eite, The
owner is Mr.. Kennick. Tie building is oc
cupied by troops.
delightful trip occurs on Wednesday morning
as our readers will sec By an advertisement il
to days paper. We are glad that through the
iberality Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway, our citizens have an opportunity Of
enjoying this beautiful trip at SO low rate
Of fare.
Tickets may be procured at the following
Railroad Offices: Michigan Central, Michigan
Southern, New York and Erie, Pittsburgh
and Fort Wayne, and sChicago Ind North.
western.
WHonr1EBEnR1Es.-We learn that the St,
Jehn Church and Sunday School are to have
their Sixth Annual Picnic on the 25th inst
They 60 to Lake Station, on the Michigan
Central Railroad. Those who are fond Of fish.
ing or boating, can here enjoy themselves tc
their hearts content; and those who .s would
betrying CO." can take their pals OF basket.
and in few moments gather any quantity, Al
that vicinity abounds In the best Kind O.
hucslebeHies. Who would not pay fifty cent.
fora days ramble in lnxuriant wood, will
the privilege Of eating dinner amidst the beau
ties Of nature. Children half price
ADyASTAoEs OF FAEErSEss,-Ope Of tn,
boys Of the Wisconsin Fourth, that passet
through this city yesterday, Nas showing him
Een Justly proud Of his regiment by descans
Ing upon Its qualities to crowd at the depot
Among other features he said there were
great many tip top runners in the number, no
easy to beat This caused little laugh. Sc.
irg The crowd looked upon this as al equiv,
cal soldiers truit, he added: