, 1861-09-18

In proper column.
PRxsxsrAuox.-A presentation Of L sword |
and sash to Col Light Of the Yates Phalsnx
win take place 1t dress parade u their camp |
ut P. n. today.
WA1sH.-Harpu's Magazine for October |
and anew novel by Mrs southworth entitled |
the Gipeey's Prophecy" have been received |
By Walsh, corner Madison street and Custom |
Houee Place.
SEVERE Acc1DKHr.-Am. m.a named Haskell !!
was injured very Severely yesterday, by falling |
from the sidewalk on Madison, near Lasalle |
street. His head was 80 badly injured that
his recovery is pronounced doubtful
TIE CM1pRKs's FR1Esn.-We are author
szed to Announce that Rev. ". G. Van Meter
viii arrive at the Matteson House this eVa-
ming 1T II o'clock, aud leave for Gsleebnrx
tomorrow morning.
sro1EN-A pair Of valuable horses were
stolen from the stables Of Charles Crane, Esq,
1t Evanston few nights since; also troop
ez'e saddle, bride and msrtingale from anoth-
er party st the same place.
TEE STATE FAIR POLICE CouRr.-The Po
lice Court which has been In session at the
etate Fair grounds for the past week, received
$is5 IN finer, asseased IN forty cases, the most
Of them trivial The Court was the most
profitable institution in the neighbornood.
TEE ORIENT HoTEI.-This hotel, eitusted
at the corner Of State and Van Buren streets,
Is greatly gaining in popular faver under the
management Of Mr, Daniels, its attentive pro
praetor. Its TRANSIENT custom is rapidly IN
cteasing.
RECRUITING OFFICES. J. Pollock, has
opened recruiting offee at No. 1o1 North
Clark street for company Of infantry to be
attached to sigers Brigade. The psy Of this
company will commence Immediately after
enlistment.
PEReosA1~-Hon. J. D. Caton, III; Dr.. 0.
Martin, Surgeon General, Of Hunters Staff:
Capt. F. Townsend, Col. ". Greuse1, y.
&. Army, Lisut r. A Knapp, q. s. Nary; D.
O. Neashe1spoon ard family, New York; L.
S. Hubbard and lady, sandusky; L. J. Papin
and family, st. Louis, are stopping st the
fremont House.
P1c.N1c OF sF. VRcEsT De PAUL socIE-
TIA picnic will be given ut Wood Lawn
Park, to morrow by the ST. Vincent de Paul
conference Of st. Lo1is church, for the be1e-
1T Of the poor. Tickets 25 cents, can os had
at J. J. Kea1ney's bookstore, 167 Clark strest,
or at the depot, tomorrow morning.
4 EADpEKNG GCALAH1TI.-Thema many readers
of the TRIBUNE who have remembered with
pleasure the graceful Gale Sisters, long far
miliart to the audiences ut McVickere, will be
eaddened and shocked by the details in
another column of this issue. Of the fearful
and fatal accident that has made them its VIC
time.
TIE UNITED STATES MILITARY PACKETS
Ne call the attention Of our readers to the
United States Miiitary Packet, for sale By
Norris & Hyde, 1o2 Madison street and 100
Dearborn street. Esch contains the finest aud
mort costly package Of stationery ever offered
in this form. To be had at Norris d Hyde's,
102 Madison street and 100 Dearborn street.
At THE saERAAs-Sir James Fergerson,
Robert Rourke, England; H. B, Wheeler, Esq,,
Boston; ". Warren, Esq, Cincinnati; H. B.
Glasgow; Major Helmeir, Prussia; o. Brooks,
Esq, Philadelphia; Hon B. Williamson, New
Jezsey; John Wise, EGG, Philadelphia, and
1. A. Elder, Esq, Boston, are anong the arri-
walls at the Sherman House.
TIE SEVENTH or WISCONSIN. The Seventh
Wisconsin Regiment vail leave their camp at
Madison On Thursdsy or Friday, and the same
evening pass through this city en- route for
Washington They are said to be q splendid
body Of men, many Of them from the pi1eries,
and averaging in weight 15511< pounds. Col
Van Dom, aa old Hungarian officer, GEM
mands them He was oIerel place on Ere
Eont's staff, but preferred to remain with the
gallant Seventh.
TIE STATE FAR--The grounds were being
rapidly cleared yesterday, sud day or two
will see nothing left. During the Fair large
amount Of vaiuable stock has changed hands
at good prices, and more will be- sold in this
city by their owners. Nothing took place at
the Fair Grounds yesterday, the Military
Committee holding their test Of fire arms sad
tho Champion dill fee to the public On the
Like Shore Park, rs noticed elsewhere.
TIE ELLSWORTH ZouAyEs-The Ellsworth
Zounvee, Capt Brand, will hare their first
ktzeet parade to-day-1eaging their arnory at
10 o'clock precisely.
This company intended to have drilled fol-
the colore at the s:a:e Fair; but as they were
unable to f7d out from the managers when
The t1ial would take place, 1t passed off with,
ont their knowledge The Zouases are fully
pnEirre1 and arn,ad 4har \.
purchased their own arms and uniforms.
FCRTHEH REDUCTION OK PASSENGER
FARES EASTWARD BIZ THE NEW YoRK AM
ERIE RAMRoAD,-We understand that the
New York and Erie Railroad has made anothe1
reduction On Eastward bound passenger fa.et
from Dunkirk and Buffalo to New York, Bos
ion and other New England cities, to tzke
effect today. Travellers who desire palatia
day can and the nc plus ultra OF sleeping cars
will lind them On the broad guage, through
from Lake Erie to tide water without change
Of cars.
TRAyEL TO TIE UPPER M1ssoUR1.-A
Omaha City paper reports all Eastern trage
by the way of the Hannibal g. st. JOSEPH
Railroad for the pact ten days and still who'll,
bAet1AA~04 AAAEI tAA3 4VAts W lIe E3SL nov
is across the State Of Iowa by stage, whic!
gives crowded stages to ths Western Stag
Company. This must eventually be the grea
route East Always open and as reliable
The time now from Council Bluff. across th
river from omahs, to the railroad ternin
Eddyvilie & Marengo, is IS hours, and les
than three days to Chicaso.
CoKs1u1L MAGAZINE AND TEMPLE BAR to
September, Hsrper for October, aud Mrs
Emma D. E. N. Seuthworth's new romance
the "Gipee,'s Prophecy" together with
new supply Of g. The House on the Moor
by the author Of :" Margaret Maitland" 18th
Days Of Ny Life" and the Laird of Nor
low" has just been received q. and is for sal
By McNaa}y d Co., 81 Dearborn street. Alsc
fresh supply Of Cavalry Tactics, printed b
order Of the War Department, has just bee
received and viii be found On his couute
to-day.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Captain Yeageri
company Of the Kansas Brigade desire t
acknowledge timely donation Of $50 mex
die books from the 1adies Of the Libert
etreet Mission School, and also su1end]