, 1861-12-31

Dixon Ais Line, through to Lyons and Cedar
Rapids.
Chicago & Roek Island, through to Peoria,
Davenport, Iowa City and DesmoInes.
Chicago Il Burlington, through to Busling-
ton, Eddy7ile and Desmoines, and to Quincy,
st. Joseph and LeaFenworth.
Chicago & Alton, through to st. Louis,
Jefferson City and a1l interior Missouri.
North Western Accommodation train to
GAINESVILLE
Chicago 4: Burlington Accommodation to
Mendoza.
Michigan Central night train.
Michigan Southern night train.
Pittsburgh d Ft. Wayne night train.
Cincinnati Air Line night train.
NeWsdealers in.the country can have their
orders flied for sny OF the above named traina.
Train-boys can get either edition Of the TRI-
pCsE at the counting room. City newsdcalers
supplied on short notice. The freshest, latest
and the most news always found IN the TR1-
BusE, which is the favorite paper With the read
ing public.
?. s.-The Regular Morning T71BrSE is
issued in time for Ill the morning trains.
a HONE FOR TEE FRIE.DLEss,- month
y meeting Of the Board Of Managers will be
held this CT ednesday) afternoon at 8 o'clock.
MCs1cAL.--Haydn's Grand Mass No. 2 will
be sung in the Church Of the Holy Family, on
West Twelfth street, near Blue Island avenue.
tomorrow (New Years Day., at 10 O'Clock
A. n.
INFoA7AsE.-Capt. Cleveland, Of Farms
worth's Cavalry regiment, leaves for Wash
ington On snnday evening next. Any letters
or communications to be forwarded to the
regiment, should be left at the TRIBUNE Office.
before Saturday.
PERsoHAL.-Lafayette Bingham, Esq, well
known IN this city, where he formerly WAS To-
Gated az an attorney and military claim agent,
is Lieutenant Colonel in the New York 92d
Regiment, ianiling from Potsdam, St. Law
renee county.
CoREECTIoS.-In our notice Of the supposed
murder Of Michael Horan, few days since,
the killing was located at No. S22S South Clark
street. 1t should have read No. 321. No. 323
Is occupied By Mr. Freeman, q peaceab1e citi-
zen not at all addicted to deeds Of violence.
CHICAGO BIBLE SoC1ETT.-We hare full
report Of the Anniversary meeting Of the Chi
cago Bible Society ct Trinity Church last
evening, but owing to the crowded state of
onr columns, we are obliged to defer its pub
lcation until this evenings issue,
1N1uRRD By FALLING FROM STREET CAR.
"A young man named n. F. Tompkins, a
book keeper with Messrs. Il Bacon & Co., on
Saturday fell from the platform Of horse car,
in the vicinity Of Randolph street bridge, and
had his right arm broken Just below the shoul-
der.
TEE THIRD H1snEY CosceRr.-The rush
at McVicker's Theatre, this evening, will be
immense, every seat in the house having been
sold, many Of them In the hands Of specu1a-
tors, bringing premium. We would there
fore advise every one intending TO go to be on
hand enrly. The programme and particulars
Ct the concert will be found in our advertising
columns.
PRESENTATION OF 4 SwoRD.-The Scandi-
naVian friends Of Capt. A. Thorki1son, of the
st. Olafs Rifles, met On Friday evening last at
147 Desplaines street, and presented the Cap
tain with sword. sash and belt, Is a token Of
their friendship and respect for MIN, Patriotic
speeches were maade y J. Ammondson, A. B.
johnson, Dr. !. ?. Peterson, - Olson and
Others
q LEGAL ArFEA7.-Two attorneys, s. II.
Felker and Il. a Haaf, yesterday got into
an alteration while conducting suit before
Justice Eechen1urg, and Mr. Haaf was
knocked over the stove, the stove upset, and
the bystanders more than half inclined to be-
ieye that FeIker was more than half right
The Justice, taking another vie1 of the casc
fined the offending attorney, Felker, five dol
lars for contempt.
a DANCE House Broken UP.-The police
on Saturday night made descent upon
dance house Of low description kept bv one
: Mrs. Powers, on Buffalo street, between Tay-
lor and Twelfth streets, and arrested some
: thirty inmates, male and female, who were
brought before the police magistrates thi:
morning for examination, and we're mulctcd II
various sums. The dance house was one O.
The yi1est and lowest dens in the city and the
residents in TINT section Of the city will heart
lfy rejoice at the abatement of the nuisance,
Port OF CH1cAGo.-We are under deep Oh
legations TO LUTHER HAVEN, Esq, Collector
Of this port, for detailed statement of tn.
business transactions Of lis Office for the pas
gear L. preparing this report for the uses o
the press, Mr. haven has placed the TR1BCs1
Under deep obligations. In years, past II.
have been compelled to prepare these figure:
for our OWL Use, at an aggregate expense o
several thousand donars.. We congratulate
our merchants and shippers upon the fac
that they have finally s Collector who thor
oughly understands his duty and is ALWAYS
ready and wiling to do it.
s7uARc's WAsH1Naros,-Eo one, to on,
knowledge, LES ever offered BY Subscription
go fnc specimen Of art as is now offered b,
Mr. Barlow, who has 3tiddleton's portrait 0,
Washington, in oil eolorE The SUCCESS with
which he meets in obtaining the names ot
many Of our leading citizens, proves that Chi,
eago has taste for the beautiful, and d love
for the Father Of his County. We can but
wish r.Barlow . cordial reception whenever
he calls On our business men, as be takes great
pleasure in showing the portrait to alI, even
Though they may not desire it; md rs it is said
TO be IN admirable copy from stuart's best
in oil coz7rs, it is worthy Of notice, and beau
t1fnl and appropriate ornament for any parlor
SWNDL1sG w1TH ARMr PAssEs.-It has 70,
along time been well known to the United
States authorities cnd to the rai1road compa
MES laTlng Lines ceutering here, that extcn
siye operations have been going On In the va,
Of uRing srmy passes fer tho TRANSPORTATION O.
parties not connected with the scrv;ce fo,
which the United States has to nav. nro
cess YVES few dsyE since issued for the arres,
Of two parties in Gale6bnrs on complaint q
Lieut.. Christopher, by Q. s. Comznissione,
Phil. l. Eoyne. The parties we're yesterda,
brought before the proper officer, and an In
yestigation commenced. No acts were clio
ted duplicating the defendants, and they wer
discharged. Enough WEE learned Of the bus
ness, however, to show that passes from CON
mauders Of regiments are too cartsess5u used
to say the least, and in several instances hay
been altered and ta1npcred with to the end q
sEind1ing both Government and railroad CO,
porations.
SUDDEN DEAcn.-The Coroner held m In
quest yesterday upon: :t1ae. body of on
James coaigan, 4 uaE 3a.bont si1ty-seye
years Of age, whe was f6ant fead ut his resi-
dence, No. go West Polk s1eet, on snnda
afternoon. .:EEgpnl Tie: eridsncc before ii
jury 1t eDpeaTHIha& lis wife 5ied On -fhe Eth =