, 1861-07-12

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x,r Tie scat Of wd1 in Virginia.
fEF- Cc1ton'a Map Of Missouri shows ali
t2e rcixts Of interest In the contest be-
tween Tie rebels and theF ederal forces. Walsh,
ratre1 ef Madison street and Custom House
Pace, has supply Of them aud all other war
c.a,e, as issued.
FtEak OF INsAK1Tr.-A German insane
,n.n. who Lives On Blue Ieland Avenue, yes
1er1.y attempted to end his existence by
jnup:7g into the river at Polk etreet. He
pas rescued and taken to the station house at
tie A-mory, whcn Justice Akin directed that
le sl,rld be sent to County Agent H2nsen.
lHx CHICAGO HIGH scuooI-The Fifth
Auriy11sary Exercises Of the Chicago High
School will occur at Bryan Hall this afternoon
Il TWO e'cleck. Tie mtdal echol11s from the
Graua.ar Schools will occupy seats on the
Is,1lm. Children will not be admitted un-
l.ss accompanied By their parents, or other
adult friends.
CB1tAe. LIGHT ARTILLERY Co. Ave
/. am thst Company 4, Chicago Light Artille-
~. Capt James Smith, now In camp at Cairo,
have been ordered to immediate service in
Missouri They are a splendid corps, and have
elected high praise for soldicrly appearance
ard conduct At Cairo. They are finely armed
snd will make their mark land hit it too)
smorg the rebels ovcr the Border
MuIT4RT.-Brigadier General Pope haa
Leen In this city for a d&5 Or two. He is stop
pirg At the Sherman House and was there
closeted yesterday with Coils. Turchin of the
10Th, snd MulIgsn, Of the Irish Brigade. The
impression prevails in both these fine com
n12a5e, and doubtless with reason, that less
than week will see both on their way to &C.
tive service, than which they desire nothing
more.
RECKLESS CRrMNAL1TY.-Wel learn that on
"Wednesday little si1 years old son Of c.
Martin, residing on North Dearborn street,
was 1un over by = market wagon and severely
irjured. The child was taken up inkensible,
4 surgical examination 6iscloees the fracture
of one leg, q bad bruise on the other aud seven
contusio1s On the head and right shoulder Of
the sufferer. The reckless driver Of the wag-
on, we t1uEt may be detected and punished as
lie deserves.
MINISTRY At LARGE Il want to find good
lome for beautiful female child about ten
6ays Old, healthy, hearty, aRd likely to live
It has no known relative in the world, and the
utmost care will be taken to remove all ira
ces Of the child's adoption, if there should be
;%od all nj. ~,
to it By most cruel and heartless desertion
Of same Mother, who hast lost a little one
this may be treasure beyond price. Apply
to Robert Collyer, III Randolph street, second
floor, frcm l to P. II, or by letter 10 the
Ministry at large.
LARcEs1Es-Alex. McCloud was held for e1
animation On Saturday, on charge of stealing
coat. Stephen Flint was fined s. for steal.
ing dog from LiIrs Brewery. James Walker
was held to bail In $500 for stealing piece Of
dress goods from ]. B. shay's dry goods store
on Lake street, he WAS canght at It, arrested,
examined, and held for trial In the sam Of $500,
On Saturday night last pair OF pants, worth
SC, Was stolen from the Rob Roy House, on
Kinzie street, and circumstances render it
TerJ probable that Walker WAS the thief John
Wllscn was held in $500 bail, for stealing 8
ccat from the office Of Dr. Powell, on South
Clark street
THE POLICE Rg9CLAT1oSs.-The new rules
promulgated for the control Of our Police art
enough Of them such as they are Mustaches
canes and umbrellas are interdicted+ Whis.
kcrs are prescribed q Ia nuadire. All pockeI
knives must be three bIaded. No weode1
combs allowed. All paerolmen required tt
cat with fork. Patrolmen sleep in bunks q
the stations all to head and lace the same way
ord turn over 1t given signals from the Cour
House bell. No patrolnan in his bunk or on
Of 1t, allowed to dream that the regulation
would be Just as serviceable little less CON
I}e1 and minute. Still, red tape will alWay
crme in different widths.
CHEAP PASTHRAcrTE.-We wish to call par
ticular attention to the Coal advertisement o
BIZ. Robert Law, in our paper Of this day. Mr.
Law, We are Informed, has been appointed
sole agent Of all the Anthracite Coal Compa
nies formerly shipping to this city, and will b.
enabled to sell hard Goals cheaper than eve
before sold in this market. This will be Q
such advantage to all consumers that we COZ
gratulate our citizens On the establishment q
this agency Of these large transporting com
psniee, representing some millions Of cspits
and running two or three million tons annu
ally, the Scranton Company alone shippin
last year upwards Of one million tons. Whe
We consider that cord Of wood costs six do
lars, cut and split, and that ton Of hard Goa
equal to two cords Of wood. only FIVE to ig
and q half dollars. and the advantages in clear
Eness over bituminous, this hard coal agene
well deserves our attention and patronage, m
If we'll supported will always insure ches
fuel In our city.
DunGLARKs.- Wednesday night the re
idence OF J. s. Page, near Union Park, was e
tered by q burglar, @ho turned The key in Il
hall door with q pair Of ntps. i quantity
good clothing Was taken. The residence
J. s. Cooke, on Adams street, Was entered
few nights since and ransaeked and sever
articles stolen. On Wednesday night the Gu
le.y establishment Of Mark Nelson, No.
North Cla1k street, vas broken into and
Of cutlery etolen. Entrance Was effect
through rear window. The same night Il
British bark, 7. F. Park, lying in the Chica::
river, was entered and valuable lever vat
carried of The watch belonged to the mai
James Downey. The Office Of DR.. Walt
Hay, No. IS CLARK street, was entered by so1
miscreant On Tuesday, during the DOCTORS
senee, and large haul Of clothing, etc, v
taken. A black beaver oyercoat worth SIS
summer raglan, worth $l0: new frock co
worth SO; one pair beaver pants, worth
eight white shirts, Eorth SO; also gold pt
rszof and razor strop, are among the missil
articles
Police Court.
In addition to matters noted elsewhe
John Mooney was fined $500 for violation
The ordinance forbidding the keeping of cat
and hogs within certain fixed Amits.-M
Pugh had a fight with her neighbor, Mrs. N
tin, tore her cap, spoiled her hoops, and r.
e1ally rumpled and discounted her; fined
John Egan WIS drunk, threatened the life
bis wife; fined Is, ten days in Bridewen
Several parties, mostly Lads, were brou,
Up, arrested under the ordinances for bath
in the lake. They were discharged Wit
rrprimand.-Wi11iam Carter, 8 drayman, ,
fined IS for breaking the line at the cross
OF Clark street bridge-The two men, Den
Haines and Daniel Kielby, charged with
Assault on Voge1, the blacksmith, on the 4