, 1861-09-09

TIE CITY.
NuB1cA1--Frans staab, the pianist. Of !
this city, hss been appointed oresnist at
Trinity Church.
PA1fkT GRAsTKn.-James Turner, Of this
city, was granted PATENT last week, for rem.
dertrg isrd and ta1low.-
"1HE GaEAT sHow."-Dan. Rice, the man
Of Ehinoceros 1ecollections, will arrive with
his great chow Tuesday, the 10Th, and remain |
durirg the weck.
pERsoNAL-Gov. Yates has sienffied tx, the
State Agricultural Society his acceptance of
their invitation to attend the State Fair next
week, at Brighton
To ExHBIToRs-The eutry books Of the
State Fair hare been removed to the Fair
Grounds at Brighton. They will remain open
untl Wednesday.
APPoNTNEST.-DanielH H8yerty Of this CITY
has been appointed eutler Of tho Ninteenth
Illinois Regiment, Col. Turchin's, BY the
War Department. He will.leaye for Missouri
early this week.
On IKE OWN REcoGN1zAScE-Mrs- l. r
selover, who. with her husband, the card
writer, WIS arrested few days since for lar
csDy, was discharged on Saturday upon 1er
recognizance.
RECRUITS FOB THE YATES PHA1ASx-A
line company Of recruits, fltty-four strong, an-
der command Of Capt. Phillips, arrived On
Saturday from Bloomington and Joined the
{atee Fhalan1.
PERsoEA1.-~Miss Dir, the head Of the fe-
nale nurses In CIR army, was in this city yes
terdsy, and left Las. evening for Washington.
While here, she wss the guest of E. n. Blatca-
ford, Esq.
Andrew Barley, deaf
mute, five years Of age, followed one Of the
ire engines to the burning oil refinery, the
other day, and has rot siEce been seen. Els
parents live at liz Carroll street, aud arc
greatly distressed by his absence.
ALARM or F1nE--An alarm of fire was oeca-
ssoEsd CT Saturday By the burning out Of
chimney in the pawn broking establishment
OF M1E. Cunningham, No, 116 Wells street.
The goods were somewhat damsged by WATER |
tut apart from this the loss Was slight,
SERIOUS Acc1rEsr.-As the steamer Allan
tic vas returning from the fire on Saturday
Loon, Edwin Herring, pipeman connected
with the engine, accidentally caught his baud
-sc the fannipg gear, and before he could re.
move It, had it terribly Eaapg.ed, entsiling, it
is feared, 8 loss Of the hand.
P1CTrREs.-The great, extensive, and yalu-
able collection Of framed engravings, a. seen
now CT exhibition st No. 1877 Randolph street,
Under The Sherman House, will be sold 1t
auction on Wednesday next, the 11th inst, at
2 O'Clock n, without reserve. Gilbert,
Ssmpeon & Co., auctio0eers.
I. l. Dickey is at present in the city, and has
taken rooms at the fremont Honse. He re
pcrts his regiment rapidly filing up with the
very best Of material Three hundred are
Tow in camp at 0ttawa, and large numbers
sre arriving daily. The horses for this regi-
ment are all purchased
CHANGE OF TnE-We would call attention
tc tie advertisement Of the Michigan Cent1sl
Kai:rcsd Conpaby Of change Of time in the
trains between this city and Cincinnati, by
this excellent route. The hours Of leaving
Chicago arc A. II. aud p. NJ, arriving here
at A. II and 12;45 4 NJ. might exprefs) The
ST. tla1n from here 1uns through without
change Of ce1s Of baggage.
SNAIL BUsEEEs.-Johr O'Cornor, driver of
EXPRESS wsgcn No. 322, was arrested On Satur-
day, upon complaint Of Randolph street
fruit dealer, for charging him fifty cents for
hauling heavy lead Of apples from the ILL.,
nois CeEt-a3 to the Northwestern depot The
Court, unable to ascertain which was the
Smallest, the case or the .ruit dealer, dig
chsrged the defendant
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEApoN.-James
Watson, arrested seme time since for assault
ing Nathaniel B. Dexter, with deadly weapon,
Was before the Pclice Court Oh Saturday for
examination; but upcn tie showing Of the
the prosecution that the complainant was
confined TO his residence by Illness, the case
waa further continued until Wednesday
morning.
An lEDlFFEREET CR1sFM-Christophe
Woo?man, West Side shoemaker, ignorant
as to his condition, Indifferent "a to his pro-
spects, and doE't-csre-a'iFe as to any legal
judgment, was fined $3 by the Police
Magistrate, on Saturday, for lying In the street
Intoxicated, Like any other hog. Indifferent
aa to the payment Of the fine, he went to the
Bridewel, where he Will probably discover
the difference he LACKS.
DEsER7ERs FROM THE DOUGLAS BRIGADE
Lieut.. Gel. Stuart, Of the Douglas Brigade,
has informed the superintendentof Police, of
the desertion Of two privates, and Offers
reward Of $31tor their recovery and return
TO the encampmeut~ They sxe Benjamin
Cooper and John smith, the former of whom
is described Is being six feet in height, dark
heir ard eyes, The latter, shorter, with brown
hair.
A CcURT OF 1SQCnT.-some dissatisfae-
ticn having arisen in the Yates Pha1anx, with
Capt DircEs Of Company Il, owing to ru-
mcZs spread sbroad through the jealousy Of
Inferior officers, court Of inquiry Was held
cr szturtay which resulted in Capt, Dirsk's
acqpltta1 from an charges against him. It is
Ircper that this statement should be made,
1tat Cspt. D1cI's recruiting In the couatry
nay Ect be untavorably influenced.
MYSTERIOUS sDIsAppRARAHcE Corey.
man twentyeistt years of age, with light
tair AID blue eyee, suddenly and mysteriously
disappeared from Wr!ahts Hotel, in the North
Divificn, q faw days eirce. He was formerly
connected With travelling circus, which be
LEFT at Clifton, Iowa, a week Or two ago. He
Is native Of Wilmington, Mercer Co., Pa
Any information Us to his whereabouts should
be left 1T the Central Police Station.
La FEAMBo1s PARK-The new Cemetery
Park has been named La Frambois, in naeu-
o1y Of an old Indian Chieftsin, who oace
hunted over those identical grounds and
whose trail is sttl1 pointed out. La Franz
bose' ghost, II 1t eser re.yisits the pale glimp
Bes, must be astenished ut the changes which
nHTe occurred since he aud his red skinned
brethren whooped and hunted BY ss the Great
Waters"
bURaLARf.-Thec cigar store Of E las Adler,
No. l67 South Clark street, Was entered by
burglars On Saturday while the family were
attending services at the Jewish Synagogue
and robbed Of a valuable silver watch, q adozsn