, 1861-07-20

A FULL MsDE,-Thc Letter List will bc
found cu our third page, and a large amount
smouut Of interesting news matter on the "a
rage.
HARrER TOR Areusr.-Harper's Magaz11s
for August has been received By ]. r. W
corner Madison street and Custom House
Pace.
LARcEsY.-The 1nan Flanncry, and his wife,
arrested for the larceny Of money from the
countryman Greed, were yesterday held to
ball, he former IN $500, the latter In $500.
The witness Was held in $500.
HARPER's FOR ACGCsT.-De1nen has re-
csiyed Harper's Magazine for August. AL
late papers and magazines can be had at his
counter. He also receives subscriptions for
New York papers at publishers rates. No.
81 North Clark street.
Mcy1cKER's TmA7nr-aThe Chimney
Corner ril be presented this evening for
the last time, with the beautiful little sketch
Of "0ne touch Of Nature" Mr.. Couldock
and Are. Perrin in both pieces. An excellent
entertainment
C.& n. ". R. 3. TRAINS FOE THE CAMP
MKETMa.-Two special trains will be run out
the Deeplaines, on the Chicago and North
Western Railroad, on Sunday next-one 1eay-
the depot at $50 a. N and the other at :. N,
The return trains will leaye Desplaines at IL
o'clock noon and at f.H.
TEE CAMPBEL1s ARE HERETO night the
Campbells commence their engagement at
Bryan Hall, The lovers Of burlesque opera
and Ethiopian minstrelsy will enjoy treat
such as they have seldom been entertained
With, in the music and comicaliiIes Of the
Campbells.
POLICE CoURT.-A German named z. Maxi.
pour was fined so for dlsorderly aad violent
conduct A few mere OF the WitkoWsky Hall
fancy we're brought up and fined. 4 woman
named Julia Kearney was fined IS for disor-
derly conduct VIM. McMu1len vas fined IS
for beating young lad named George Abrar
hsm.
ATTEMPTED sT1C1DE. On Thursday,
drunken woman attempted to commit suicide
in the South Branch, between the Van Buren
and Polk street bridges. She jumped into the
river, but her crinoline was resolutely buoy
ant and she could not drown. She was res
cued in damp state and brought ashore, but
manifested little gratitude to her preservers,
abusing them roundly for interfering with a
poor defenceless woman. She WIS taken in
charge BY the police
LIEUT.. JoBE.-m our dispatches. Of our last
issue, it was stated that Lieut.. Jobe Of Capt.
Aexander's Company, was accidentally killed
ut Hannibal We now lean that Capt. Allard's
Company, Of Col Turchin's Regiment, was
the one incorrectly given in the dispatch.
Lieut.. Jobe WAS resident of Virginia, Cass
County, in this State, a young man much e.
teomeds and whose death will be greatly de-
Ptosed. He was accidentally shot wG1i1.e On
drill, andeury1ved his wound only two honra,
TIE DOUGLAS FUND BExEr1r,-we learn
that the Benefit for the Douglas Fund at
Bryan Hall, On Thursday evening, netted
sum IN the vicinity of $500. Several leading
gentlemen have taken the matter In hand,
with determination and prospect Of swell
ing the Chicago share Of the Fund to sum
adequate to the demand that here in the home
OF the late illustrious Senator the tribute To
his memory ehau be liberal and proportionate
to his hme.
CIT DREcToRY.-The new Chicago Di-
Fectory for 1861 is to be Issued to-day to sub
scribeis, by Messrs. Bailey d Ha1pin, the pub
1ishe7s. It is neat and excellent volume, Of
whose leading features and merits We shall
AYkAE IN a fR1 IN
cution Of the book is excellent. The binder,
n. ]. Wilson, has made his ehare Of the same
most creditahle to himself. The embossed
printing on the cover we learn ID done by Mr.
Wilson, by q new adaptation Of electrifying,
which certainly gives very handsome results,
and at far less cost than other usual modes
Of doing similar work
FoR QUEBEC, THE SEASIDE AND TEE GREAT
EAsTERN.-The liberal excursion rates offered
By the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada is Civ
ing new impulse to the sluggish tide of sum
mer travel Pleasure seekers, up to the pres
enf time kept at home by stringent money
market, find the way now opened for their
escape to their fayorite haunts of seaside and
nountain-top, to which is superadded the
present temporary attraction Of the Great
Eastern, now at her dock in Quebec The op.
portunity is Indeed an excellent one, and the
advertisements of the G. T. r. r. Company in
smother column are conclusive on the point
IrsER11oHs Or TEErH.-One Mike Grsy
has novel way Of fighting his battles, novel
for humanity Ne mean. In recent set to
with Frederick Fricker, Grery tore at his an
tAgonist with his teeth and bit him In several
places, aud deeply in the shoulder. The wife
OF, who was unwilling, Of course, to see her
husband made a meal Of before her eyes, inter
fered, when Grery bit her hand. Help was
called, and the omnivorous Grery was taken
to the station house. Two years ago, we
learn, he bit g mans finger of. He was fined
IS, which We think q low price for three bites.
fE Hatpers Mssaztne and LesNe's Month
" and Gazette Of Fashion for August. The
London Art Journal for July, and the Princes
Visit are among the late arrivals at McNally
d Co.'s Great Central News Depot, 81 Dear
born street. The Princes Visit is humorous
poem, descriptive Of the tour Of His Royal
Hjghnees the Prince Of Wales through the
United States Of America In 1860, and is with
out doubt one Of the best OF the kind yet
written. McEally has also the New York
Hera.d Extra containing the latest published
maps and diagrams Of the war.
t;CAPT. GEORGE B. HoGE.-A letter from our
young toxnsman, Capt George B. Hoge, now
resident Of Missouri, was given iu our LAST
issue, with an error Of the types in spelling
his name. This connection gives us an op-
poKtunIty TO say that Capt. Hoge was formerly
amember Of the Chicago Light Guard, aud is
IN excellent soldier. He has enrolled CON.
pany Of loyal MissouriaEs in the State Of hi
adoption Under the circumstances that op
preas Union loving men in that State, al
appeals properly sustained that are made te
citizens Of Illinois, to aid In equipment, and
In present support Of volunteers families
shonld be lbsraliy met
Army Wagons.
In our late brief reference to some Of oul
Chicago mechanics, urging the reasons why
this Is a proper point to be looked to for 4
supply Of army wagons, In the very ikel,
event that our Illinois boys some Of thes,
days will be taking the ro4d to Memphis dwhe1
they win, Of course, carry their baggage along
we opened q point upon which much may b
said.
Here, for inftance, Is schuttler-Petc
scanttler-of sixteen Year, experience Il