, 1861-08-10


3wsd 10 regiments raised By Stste authority. |
he regiment Will be put in the lie'd with ssall
hc mcd.rn Improvements"
Fostsr Mission Anniversary.
In TO one respect can Chicago make more
oEorablc boast than of the completeness
Id SUCCESS Of its city missionary enterprises,
Fh!ch have, within the past few years, as
umea magnitude faa beyond even the most
srguine expectations. The home field is
pErhups, from the character Of
ur population, than in Ecst o.her cities Of
qIal size. But it is occupied by men who
'are he=It for the work, and their labors gre
seconded not alone By OUT Christian people, |
tut esrec:a]1y by the cia:s=s most to be bene-
itE6. The ministry at large, By ths Rev. Mr.
Cellytr, and the nlission Sunday schools with
which tie city is now dotted, are the chief
sEt1c;es il tie good work. R57. Mr.. CoIl5er
lss gaiHCd q national reputation; and our
nisticn Sunday schools arc an Constitution
Wk;cl not to see is to omit an imro1tant
fea.ure Of Tic city. These schools are num-
beTcd coW by the scores, aud their scholars
are several thousand. The Foster, the Taylor
and the Railroad missions are all large and
well organized, colltc.ing each Sabbath from
eco to 500 CHILDREN for religious instruction.
The amount Ct good already accomplished is
btycnd cs,crls;ien. Indeed, it seems almost
Incredible That 50 much has been done in 50
LITTLE tine.
The Foster school, on Jtfferson stree, Afr. !
E. 8. Walls, superintendent, has now large |
tu;,.,:-1g of its owD, exeelicatly adapted To /
its pu,pcse, anr yet it hss only this week csle-
nrated lis taird anniversary. On Thursday |
eyeuiug there Eas reunion Of tascher5 and !
scholars in honor Of this cccasien- Despite |
Tie weather, tie building was literally packed
with the little people, WHO had come in their !
best attire and their me1riest mood, making
all sunshine indoors, even while it Was dark !
aId ste,my Without. And how full of instrnc-
tien was That sight; and how richly it must
have repaid :he constant friends Of :he school,
WHO saw in the happy faczs around Them
soma ii the rtEults Of their heors, attaiuea,
ii msy taye been, Only BY years Of palien! Ct
;e,t against all discouragcments. There we're
scme 5Co CHILDREN present il TIE evening
tie ihisnt school having had its :ura i'll The at
t41Icoz-.nd these were tie regular se1ozars
CHI. fly those Who we're present las. Sabbath
vixen tickets we're given cut. TIC entertain
mkat ctrsis!e1 ct short addresses, singing,
AID 81 unlimited supply OF cake, candy and
ice trsaE'. TIE singing, especially by the
girls choir, xaz very fine. There are few even
# cur NEST favored Sunday schools, taat
could lave made better appearance; csr-.
%o.. III ;,o-
rToysment. Aud 8hen it is remembered that
these boys ard gi1ls ere endowed with intel
l.et6 Ct 20 mean capacity, The Importance os
! The work which shall stimulate them to n
higler life, affords considerations in which our
i; whole city is Interested:
We would add that still others, and perhaps
+; equally interesting anniversary exercises will
/: be had at the regular meeting Of the school,
,; Sunday aiternoon.
/. POLICE CorRT.-Very little, if anything Of
! pubic interest transpired, at Judge D.vis'
! Court yesterday. OWing to the session Of the
grard jury, together with the efficiency of our
Police, We have NO cases Of importance to re-
port.
p: - Peter DeGy, for keeping 6 discrderly
touse, On State, ear Jackson street. Several
respectable persons testified taat this house Is
! public nnieaIce-rendcred 80 by a crowd ol
diEoraerly persons, who usually keep up dis
tu1tance sill night-fned 81.
John Foley, who recently graauatea from
the Reform School BY climbing out Of a win
dow, applied to Rev. II. N. Bishop, rector o
St. johns Church, (ncar Union Square, on th
West side,l representing that he WAS destitute
With his usual iherality MFR. B. mini=tercd t.
his wants for some 6ays whose kindness oh
rtciIrocated by stealing his p:tchfork from
, Lis barn-retrrned to Tie Reform School 70
! fratter Instructions.
; -J.ke johnson, for losing his m'lftar
. s;,;1it ard substituting the spirit Of BAccatl
| ;pstcaG-rtsplti1g in tiz dssertion from th
Irish Er:ga5c, Was Ictul7'ed IS . dcsertcr-
:, siytn over 10 the Orderly Sergeant. who IT.
j. t1eS:nt.
1 Tho mas Hammond, a sailor. for oDstruc
irg *hr pubic highway, by lying drnnk On u
:. sidewa1k-f1sd S.
h -Sc7fral cases rctaraeG fer selling 11:1t
!, without license, were sum narily disposal q
c VIZ. Wright, a contratsad, was arraign<
: for bcjrg iisord4,1y-was going to coax f,r
rife ccmrany, but cooked himself thorough
c Hltn rife wA:sky-got il woodJard SO
:. net to be III ske ray Of any en,, and :Cere s
= VI cs1ap meeting on his own hook, to Il
!. aEES.arce Of eScry one within 1 block Of Lit
5. tirtd s.
/. -JCLn Bloom, ! t-uton, 70: aimilisttz:.
4, seyele ca5!;gat:on to a:sc.he- Of the ssalc L
;ioDa1i;5-s5.
"A French Roman, whose suralmeis T
d ter, oxirg 10 rtyerses OF fortune .nd disi1c
Is tatitn fer Industrial pursatts, returned as
~ ysgroat-tizsd IS.
- II. DIVER, for tie luxury pf:a nights lod
~ ing in gutter, thereby impeding the free p
= esae ef water 70 tic sewsrs-s3.
- Sere:al c3s:5 w<1e tried before Justice 4
= - ken yesterday Afternoon:
= -Jrhn Custnar, charged with stealing
: shovel flcm G. d c. U. Depot-c1apgea
- djstrGsT,y-Gned S.
~ ia SHARP DoDGE-John Kelley obtain
:. from .he city for s. Icens, for peddli
- f1uit-rcpresented !. to B. Brady as bel
~ wczih S22, Int being ab out to retire from
busiress, offsred it to Brady for $13, VII
cf sum fc obt1ine5. With this hebought ano
y, II 81 license end a lot of apples. He was
t, au;r<d to Fny back the sl2 and pay costs
IT. soit.
Of -Jernic Brown, alias Big Lib" got j
a. carriage at the Milwaukee depot, abused
,rs ladies' who were in it. and created quite
turbsrce-fned $40 for being disorder1y.
1ss Eugene Geary left his family some th
~ weeks ago; returned night before last
~, abused lis fsmiIy sta,ns fully. He claims
,ed : have bill cf divorce. Fined s for being
orderly.
md -Jcstph Eoternack and Jos. Hother
,ec two jealous, German, rival street-sprink
,uE had set-tc, in which The latter was wors
Hcte1beck fred s..
!i9 REcoRpEE's Counr.-Pas. Burns WAS Cd
ed with being an accomplice with some
known man, in playing the confidence
- uEou stranger from IoWa,-by their mag
ok yera 1obting him Of S2o-jury out.
laf- -F:anoigan AID wife were charged :
80, rcbhlrg fellow Ii;shman Of $3.50 in E
lstt F.ann:gsu goes to Joliet foT 2yea's-his
l4sA discharged.
aAs- Geo. Dam aud Mary Keefe Invested
". -: united capital in quart Of whisky
irg great jol1ihcaticr, which premise
10y terminate with q grand diIlun,ination-sher +
Lher in w+;c1 ttcv 70, ,,,;,,or m fra-f
ard a.
but
;irr SCARCITY OF WooD.-Gocd fre-Woo
49,, rau old nj frcyn $9 II tn - No m, {+t, ~