, 1861-07-23

nan to live who was run over BY the cars
the st. Louis, Alton e. Chicago Railroad. Hi
foot was amputated
KNIGHT TKMrLARs ATTRET1oN.-You at
hereby commanded to appear at your asylum
In The Masonic Temple this evening, Toesdsy
Jnly sd, at s O'Clock, for drill.
Geo. ". DEERINa, Commander,
FROM TIE In1sH BR1aApE.-We are paine
to leazn that on Sunday LAST Lieutenant Cole
mel James Quir1, of the Chicago Irish Brigad.
now at the St Louis Arsenal, Was thrown o
his hofe and severely injured.
YATES PHALAsx-Those who wish to er
Ist in crack corps are informed tbs
capt. Light, Company B, can receive fey
More men. He can be found at Judd's build
1fg {corner Of Monroe and Clark streete), Vi
s:airf
ARMT ApreETMENTs.-We learn tha,
Stephen 7. Hosmer, one Of Eilsworth's Chi
cago zouayes, has been appointed Lieutenant
in The army. Some Of his friends hare pre
Eented him NTH q handsome sword, bait xnd
Eash.
SWORD PREsENTAT1oN.-WeA are more than
ordinarily pleased to notice the fact that a
sword was presented to Capt. Smith D. At
kins, Company A, 11th Illinois Regiment, Col.
Wallace, stationed at Birds Point. The gift
is q handsome one and comes from his friends
at Freeport. Capt. Atkins is an old typo, and
was formerly employed in this Office.
IARcES9.-A man named Charles Kroeder
is in custody as q receiver of stolen goods.
Two boys, named John Mcintyre and John
Mcdowell, aged respectively, ten and thirteen
years, sold him three saddles and brides for a
dollar each. The boys have been arrested and
the property identified by those from whom
they stole it. Continued for further examina-
ton.
Nc1sAScE.-Wm. stcaphen Was yesterday
arrested, charged with nuisance in deposit
ing Offensive matter on the North Side. The
defendant deposited beyond the city limits,
and it is question Of doubt whether the city
ordinances could reach the defendant, Contir-
1ed until tomorrow to see whether it was in
the power Of the magistrate to fine him, which
for the cake Of suburban residents We trust it
may be.
a RAT HUNTER In TRoCBLR.-On Monday
morning at 2 o'clock, Edward Mccormick,
was arrested while crawling through win
dow Of Nhee!er's wrre house. Heinnocently
declared that he had been rat-hunting, state
ment net at all to be doubted; but as even
that sort Of amusement becomes burglary
under certain circumstances, Edward was held
t.taI in the sum Of $500.
"sEE1SG WARREs."-It will give q vast
amount Of satisfaction to onr theatre goers
10 lem that the opportunity Of seeIng War
len Is Sodered for one night only, at McVick-
e1's Theatre. The yeritable Warren of Bos-
Ton Museum. now in this city, has consented
to appear In h!s brothers benefit, sud the an
nouncement will be enough to fill the Theatre
to oVe1fowiug.
A INDUSTRIOUS FRRlGHT TRA1N.-The largest
train Of loaded cars that ever entered Chicago.
came in over the Illinois Central Railroad on
Sunday evening, embracing 50 cars-orer half
-At~AN ~AA "~1E~As +VA[%%AAAEs AN0At iS08 VI
grain, for the Chicago market.
The business on this road is increasing.
From P. H., Saturday night to A. ", Mon
dsy morning 248 cas- loaded with freight az
rived at the Illinois Central depot.
LARCENY or a BCGGY.-Yesterday after
Icon John Roos was brought up for final
hearing in having stolen 9 buggy worth so
or having 1t In his possession. Tie buggy
was taken from G. Il spaford, III Kenzie
street The buggy wss taken on the 25th of
June, and MI. spaford found it at the corner
Of Indiana and LsSalle streets. 1t appears
John Roos traded for it, with some other per
fou. Mixed up concern. The prisoner Eas
acquitted.
LARcEEY OF MosEY.-1n yesterdays Police
Court two notorious females, named Sarah
Reed aud Jane Burr, were charged with steal
1rg &26 from Vim. Wilburn. Seventy.esx
Collars were found on the prisoners, and fifty
collars were made way with by the two girls
Nuburu was intoxicated and went into the
Gen EAere the girls were and vas there 1eeced,
The money was On the Corn Exchange Bank,
De Soto, Nebraska. They also stole his Fatch,
worth about IS, with gold key attached
worth Is. The case Was continued uatii
IhurE6aT morning, aud the prisoners wtre
held to bail in 5000 each,
LIE 4sD1ASAFoL1s ExcrRs1oS.-Wc lear1
that the e1cursioBists which lett here for St,
Iau1 W Inc n ". Railroad, took the steamer
"u~aukee at frairfe du Chen, after having
sups'ansal dinner ct the new dining ha?l OF
- osr'H, Esq, at Madison. Over four
Aonatso went on the ooatto st. Paul Al
tIopee only !ot were expected, m ample din
'ei mas 1utnlsAeo 1or Inc crowd, and all we're
eaasneo ana "eii pleas6d' The party stopped
n AaoaEon hock which Is 'oo feet high. The
party went TO tie top and planted the Ameri-
top Of the rock, At latest aecannts the eyc,r.
sionists we're much pleased with the;r trin and
The whole western country.
--
YATES PHA1ASx-The ipdepeudert reyi-
ment, known as the Yates Phalsux. sre max.
iEg speedy preparations to take the fp,d
This regiment is composed ofour hest c;,izans.
On one Of the muster rolls is the name Of the
Chicago poet, Who composed the sonp tha+
wss enng at the time the national far was
raised over the White Houae in Washington
and among the officers are two ministcrs of
the gospel, and two ex-usgistrates, one Of
the Kit Carson school, fearless and deter.
nlneo' MANY OF them served In the Mexican