, 1861-04-04

1Qent, 1hls parsonage mas long been regarded
| as the apostle of reputation, and the holders
his celebrated speech delivered within the
legislative hall built by British money, in
which he fidiculed the "crocodile teare''
| Of the dupea who had ventured to petition for
! the payment Of their claims.
| ~ THE CITY.
- Remember the Tenth Ward mass meet.
Ing tonight, on ward affairs, 1t Neimeyer's
Hail, Canal street.
For TIE sTRA1Ts.-The tug Mcqueen has
bean some daye absent bound on an exploring
expedition to the Straits. Her return and re-
| port is looked for with much eagernets by
shippers.
HELD TO BAn.--Matheas Tleco has been
held to bail in $780, for au outrage attempted
upon Mrs. Behler. James Revere, partner
Of Geo. Clark, who was arrested for breaking
| into Jupiter Saloon, on Sunday night, has
been held for trial.
CAANdE OF POLICE QUARTERa-The rooms
in the southwest corner Of the basement of
the Court House for the occupancy of the new
police officials, will be In readiness to-day.
Hereafter all police business will be transact
ed at the new rooms, which were formerly the
City Marahal's office, SO that Rehm Is at home
again. :,
RuN OvEn--A little girl Of FIVE years Of age
who waa in eomprny with her mother, was
knocked down by q horse and buggy on the
north approach to Rush street bridge yester~
day, and the wheel Of the vehicle passed over
her chest. It WAS thought the child was not
seriously injured. The lady was resident Of
Aurora, and wife Of one Of the c. B. & Q. RI.
coudu -tora.
q. 8. ROUTE AGEaTs APPo1NTED.-Jos. 7.
Galliner has been appointed Route Agent on
the I. G. r. R. between this city and Centralia,
A. s. Swan on the Galena r. R. to Galena, and
G. W. Craig on the Chicago and Northwestern
R. R. from Chicago to Oshkosh. Asa F. Brad
ley, well known citizen has been appointed
Route Agent on the Dixon Air Line Railroad
Mr.. B. held a similar appointment, we be-
lieTe, in 1885, and will make an excellent off,
cia1
HORSES FOR CALHoRNA.-A very fine
drove of forty three horses, all superior ami
nals, were shipped from this city by Messrs.
Reed d Noyes, over the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, en- route for California, Mr.
Noyes being in charge, and intending to see
them safely through to San Francisco by the
middle Of July. The drove leave Iowa City
next week. This is the first shipment Of
horses for the California market this season,
and in quality will do well to begin with.
GTaNAsr1c.-Prof Fl. G. Ottignon having
having secured q FIVE years. lease of the Metro
politan Gymnasium in Kingbury Block, and
having placed the same in complete order, and
being now fully prepared to administer to the
physical wants Of the community, will be hap
py to receive his old friends and subscribers,
and the public generally, At IN Informal recep.
tion to be held at the rooms this {Thursday)
evening. The Great Western Band will be in
attendance to assist in making the occasion an
agreeable one
DUBUFE's ADAM AND EvE.-Nsssrs. E!7itors::
have been in the habit Of visiting the origi-
nal Duhufe Paintings OF Adam and Eve, for
many Years and was much surprised on visit
ing those at the Hall to be assured By the door
keeper In the most positive terms that these
paintings are the originals, that the announce
ment, year or two since, that the originals
were burned, WAS falsei If these paintings
are the originals they have, I think, been badly
rstouched BY anska!Jaa hands, and I would take
the liberty Of suggesting the attention Of ar
lists aad connoiseurs to an investigation OF the
truth Of the assertion Of the exhibition Of the
paintings at Eingsbury Hall.
CHURCH MEETING UNDER D1FF1cu1r1Es-
ishioners of the Church Of the Atouement Of
this city, WAS organized On Monday evening
last on the sideNalk, in front Of the Church
ediflce, corner Of Washington and Peoria
streets, Qhe doors being closely and from
thence adjourned to the residence Of Merrill
ladd, Esq, where the following gentlemen
were chosen officers for the ensuing year:
Wm. B. Staunton, NJ. D., and Watson Carr,
II. D., Wa1dens, aud Henry Booth. Merrili
Ladd, Edward H. Williams, B. F. Aldrich, Il.
+. shufeldt, D, ". Page, q. H. Tappen aud
George ?. Lee, VestrJmen.-Journol
The following, from the Church Record,
throws some light oE the present state Of af-
fairs. Hstated correctly, there Is, it must be
confessed, an occasional circumstance which
is IN atonement for the priyations and self
abnegations Of ministerial office. In other
words, q clergyman may SNAKE very neat
thing Of tn sometimes -" Owing to debt
Of nearly - 600, and the extreme stringency
Of the times, the late vest1y (of the Church Of
the Atonement} thought 1t best to transfer the
property to the Bishop, who paid all the
debts, thus obtaining for the above mentioned
sum an eligible aud improving property worth
q. least tnegte thousand dollars.'
The Goethe Gallery of Kaulbach,
We do not know if We can Just now do our
lovers Of art better service than to advise them
to take occssion to see, now that they are on
free exhibition at private gallery On Lake
street, the exquisite Munich photographs of
the Goethe Gallery Of Wilhelm Won Kaulbaeh.
the master piece, as whole, Of this great art
ist, and of q class and style which have won
him worldwide fame. Tho series nov on
exhibition at the Art Gallery Of the Wallis
Brothers, No. III Lake street, are the property
OF a gentleman who has permitted them to
remain short time where those who love art
and its products can see and admire them, IA
they are not for sale, the visitor has noth.npto
do but sec and admire them, which none can
60 away without doing.
There are several points of art interest in
these most exquisite cartoons. Obviously the
first L. the master skill Of the artist in these
creations Of the pencil, embodying and repre-
senting the characters Of the great German
poet to whose lover, ,;;theso charming figures
seem - old friends The second Is the Won
derfal and almost incredible perfection with
which Photography has come in to do for Art
what the Invention Of Faust had done inI Iettors,
reproducing, multiplying, and that too with: a
fidelity that 4 to Be fully appreciated, d,needs care
tal inspection. 4! T.
:. Let US advise cur Artloyers to visit The Lake
street Gallery In question, and they will 20
again and again before the interest and charm
Of these Kanlbach cartoons is exhausted. IT
IL = proud achievement for the Photographic
art. The series i valued at one hundred and
avo dollars. The Wallis brothers who between
them held the joint realm of the camera and
the esael, have themselves recently made ss4-
eral ve1y happy copies Of these cartoons, Of
Lesser size, but admirably toned, and clear,
soft and perfect Their Gallery has many art