, 1861-11-26

II Ibis utSQ. q ~ A4&t GA1kV ~ NAuHpIO'&x NO
II curercy t'h street,
-sse p7zi1oN sAIE.-Jewett & Ca, IS Dearborn
IS, ¬, eel at 10 L. n, 500 packages uquors
ch dlea, aaleratus. cigars, bttters, tobacco etc.
!aE CANAL FEoZES.-The canal Ia frozen
t1 between Chicago and the Summit a dis
s'~ce Ct about fourteen miles, which tempo
:. 'l5 stops the arrival and departure Of boats.
HEs7Ha.-An important busineas meeting
tthe Chicago Citizen'a Corps will be held at
ycmlinEon's Book store, No. LIS Like street,
his evening at seEen O'Clock, at which every
,1ember IL urged to be present.
TEE WELLS STREET FmE-The south end
Of the largs planning mill On Wells street,
which Tas destroyed By fire On Saturday
night, Was occupied BY Murphy & Fez11a, ~ :
wood moulding and turning establishment
Their loss win reach nearly 5000.
The MUs1cL Union C1Ass.-Ths Musical
Union rudimental class vii, organize this ere
ming, And 1t Is desired BY the Director that all
Fho wish to JOIN ahould be present. Owing
to the engagement Of the hall On Friday eve
mig, the advance class will meet tomorrow
evening.
a NEW Assoc1A11oS.-They young men ut
tsched to the parish OF Trinity church in this
city, are very ihudably moving in the natter
OF organizing Young Mems Association, and
meet this evening" ut the Lecture room At
tAehed TO that Church, for the purpose Of
drafting constitution and by Laws.
DRUNAED OUT OF CAm.-A member Of
Company I, Douglas Brigade, named Benjamin
Pound, Hss drummed out Of camp yesterday
He has deserted three tines, and been convict
ed Of various offences agalnst military dfsci-
pIine, but Lie career Eas suddenly brought to
check by the drumming process, inflicted IS
abo7e-
kQrEsr.-The Coroner held an Inquest yes-
te1dsy upon the body Of William q. Hankins,
who Was fou1d dead In his bed, at No. I'll
Monroe street. The evidence before the jury
established the fact that the cause Of death
HRS an epIeptic fit The deceased Eas har~
ness.maker by trade, and belonged in Nc
Henry, Hhete be has relatives living.
ARR1VAL OF Gen. LASE.-Gen. Lsne Will
Il ,
70, Burlington &, Quincy railroad. The de-
sire 10 hear the gallant General has been uni
verssl during the past few days, since it was
definitely known tlst he was on his Way
hither. The time AID place will be announced
hereafter.
SWEET SOUNDS AND SWEET ICEs.-A8 6ooa
as the concert of the aPhilharmonic" to night
is closed, the audience will ind in the Base
rent Saloon Of Bryan Hal1 (Which has been
hired for this purpose, Ice cream and variety
Of Refreshments, which will be served BY Mrs.
johnson, corner Of Clark and Madison, whoae
confectionery is, to use common phrase,
sequalled by few and e1cellsd By none.''
REFORMATION WANTED. - information Is
wanted Of the whereabouts OF one Robert
Mccullough. He is about five feet nine inches
high, brown hair aud blue eyes. When LAST
1een, he was At the Jer71s House In this city.
Any Information concerning him left at the
City Hotel, will be forwarded to his brother
James Mccullough, wagon master in the
army, at Frederick City, Maryland, who Is in
Eearch Of him.
csgo excursionists who presented the COLOR
to Col. McA1thur's regiment, at Padueah, re-
turned on Sunday, after enjoying most pleas
ant trip throughout. Yestsrday inorntn g,
the excursionists held q meeting and adopted
s1etter Of Acknowledgements to supt. Arthur
OF the Illinois central Railroad, for his kind
ness In placing special car at their disposal
T11 It'll t..
atay In Cincinnati hiss been the subject Of
Continued ovation, viii arrive In this city this
forenoon On Thursday evening Of this week
he will lecture at Detroit, giving the s'Reco1-
1ecticns OF Lexington" delivered in this city,
few evenings since. The proceeds will bs
devoted to the {arail;es OF the Killed ard
wounded Of the jackson Guard, company u
tie old Irish Brigade.
TEE STAFF OF L1rE-Tfzre are no bstter
brsSs9d nea IN The city thau.tLsegF Fsi7T IA Of
Thomson & Templeton, the ~ known
bakers, whoss card will be found elsewhere.
Mr.. Thompson hss long been engaged With
his father, one OF the Oldest bakers in the city.
and hr. Tszapletoa tss been engaged In the
same business four yeazsta the Wes1 Division.
The experience Of these gentlemen, and their
astreputadon In e7eytAtpg appertaIning to
qTe1;Frrdrcts, Is sufficient guaranty OF their
tgtRgEe tge sFccest,
Ex4sTo1TH ZoCAyEs-A number of mill
fasy gentlemen having expressed desire to
witness tie drill Of this excellent CORDS, an
opportunity will be afforded them at an exhi.
billion drill this evening at 8 O'Clock, at Light
Guard Hall,
The SUCCESS Of Capt. E. L. Brand, in drilling
ard organizing this Company, is sufficient
issuance Of his ability and popularity. Any
military gentlemen, whether residents Of or
no" Waiting our city, are respectfully invited
10 &e present and witness this dill. 4 band
Of music will be In attendance,
IRELAND ASD THE IRIsa.-The excellent
lecture upon Ireland and the IrIsh,'' deliv.
cred last Tuesday evening, Is to be repeated
this evening, in the First Baptist Church, at
the request Of the audience. It will bo re
membered that one Of the heaviest stormB oi
the season prevailed On the evening Of It's frs,
delivery, which rendered 1t Impossible, fol
ladies at least, to get out. Those who haG
the pleasure of listening to the lecture, speal
Of It IS an admirable one, especially valuable
for its historical "reminiscences Of Irish history
for its review Of Their ancient laws, customs
religion and martial achievements, as well q
fcr lis descriptions Of the effects and results o
British rule and British union. The peculia
characteristics Of tie Irish people were Sc
forth in most favorable Light.
Monthly Meeting OF Ihe Chicago Sun
Gay Scnool Union.
The regular month meeting Of the Chicag
Sunday School Union Was held last evening i
the lecture room OF Trinity Church. Ther
Tas not q very full attendance, owing to th
ucaenency Of the weather, but the proceed
1pgs were Of an interesting character. Tn
ueetirg opened its exercises By singing
hymn and the reading ofthe 55th chapter c
1saish, by Rev. D1. James Pratt.
Z. l. Brown, Esq, reported that the work c
dlstrictiDg the North Division Of the city ws
rearly completed. He, In company with til
President, Jas. 7. Griffin, Esq, h2d Visited al
the schools and churches.
Dt. Ho1lister OF the North Mission Sunda
School Of the First Congregational Churcl
=. reported and spoke Of the many advantages {
holding monthly teachers' meetings.
Z. L. Underwood, Esq, Of Plymouth Churcl
reported frogrts and spoke encoursgingly {
the progress ofthe cause in that congregation