, 1861-08-22

Seaat& tu1uWALtets DC uns OF tAe most marked
gatherings ever known in this city. It ha.
for It's purpose the consideration Of yar,ons
matters Of vital interest to the people and
the country 1t large
fE See advertisement of Horsaa v.,+aa
By John Howe 1s1 Kinzle St.
1as eH1cAao DRAGooNs.--There will b a
full meeting Of all who. desire to become mem.
oes ase q. m. at the Riding Gallery1 Thurs.
Gay. corner Of Adams aud state up stairs,
1EE RAuRoAD CAsCALTY.-The funeral Of
+. Z. jackson will take place at bis residence,
no. So Pine street, Thurpda1 morning, the ED
INST, ut 10 n The friends Of the family
and hin Masonic friends are positively request
ed to attend without further notice.
as<RT.-August HauptrAsn WIS rabbed,
4psds5 night, at the Washington House, On
handosph street, Of q pair Of pants, and three
pocket-books containing $22 In money. s2s
in orders, and so in notes. The thief haa
fot been arrested.
Coon FOE TIE FIRST W1scossrS,-The Nil
wankee Sentinel as5s that Of Col. stsrkvca-
ther's First Wisconsin Regiment, mustered
Gut OF ssrT1ce yesterday, the number of ak
hundred and eighty hsve responded to the
cali for enliztznent.
A MILITARY THIEF IN L1MBo.-Oa suuday
night, gold watch WAS stolen from Capt.
MsekeJ, Douglas Brigade, valued st $100, by
private connected with the Brigade. The
thief WHs discovered, wztch recovered, and he
u nov in the guard.honse awaiHng trial this
morning at the Police Court
SAk PATCH OUTDpKE.-Geo. Bnrnes iunped
fiozn the second story window Of the Colby
House, corner Of Wells and Washington
strestss On Tuesday evening, while under an
stack Of de!ir1um treaens. He was badly |
bruised, but not tatally. sober m1n would |
have been killed.
new CAyA1n1 CoRFs-Mr. Lewis zshna, Of
the firm Of MitchEu i Z4hm of this city, has
been authorized By the War Department to
1aise regiment Of Cavalry in Northern Ohio.
We ltarn that s!ready Nj. Zahm has lis fail
complainant Of meD, and TINT as soon as they
can be provided with horses aud equipment,
will proceed to Virginia
FIRk--Betw cen II and 12 o'clock LAST eve
"a |
trict. The Department were quickly out, ard
discovered the 1ocality of the condas1a-
tien to be a: The crossing Of the F. ". R. R.
ard the Archer Road. Two buildings were
buznedsa::.t II shourK2 a. my We caanotltearn
the e1tsnt Of the 1tss.
Tue MCCLELLAN DRAGooSs,-Cant. Bar
kez's fle Company Of Dragons did not
3o= a4-Hr, MI t
are to b clfat : A. NJ. to-day, by the Michigan
Soushen Railroad They take thoir horse
equipments and outfit at Bellaire, Ohio, and
proceed st once to Washington, where they
are to I'll; pest Of honor near the person Of
Gen. Mcclellan.
IAREENT FROM L NEWSPAPER OFFICE |
VIZ. Howe and Jas. McDermot were CHARGED
with the larceny Of postage stamps aud other
articles Ct little value, from the ofhcs Of the
EA:cogo Post, On Sunday morning last The
ya1ue Of the stamps WAS So The defendants
were partially ext1nined aud committed, in
defauit Of $500 beil required Tor their appsar-
snee at Police CeE1t this r. IL, fer further e1~
Summation.
TIE DOUGLAS BRIGADE ExLARaEp TO |
2400 MEs.-Cel. stuart's Regiment, known Is
the Douglas Brigade, Is to be enlarged to 24oo
men OF the French plan of three 5attaaions
to the regiment-specia1 authority having
been received from the War Department for
this purpose. The regiment has been good |
deal more thsn full, On the American plan, for
some time past, Int under the new system |
there Is stil room for few good companies.
Orr FOR THE VAR The Wilson Dsagoons,
Capt Thielma1, numbering 101 men, LEFT for
A1tnn LAST night via the st. Louis aud Alton
railroad. They we're escorted to the depst pY
Capt Webb, e. 8. 4. Previous to their de- |
partu1e splendid q. s, Flag was presented |
to the D1agoons at their camping grounds BY
Sheriff 4. C. Hessing, in q nest speech, which |
was responded to ii appropriate terms By !
Capt, Thie1man.
HOME OF TIE MISUNDERSTANDING !
PAsoRAMA OF TILE W4R--Mr. Rawson, the |
proprietor aud painter Of the fine Ponorama
Of the War now in exhibition at Bryan Hall, |
hiss ttrtered to the lady masagers of the !
Home Of the Friend1ess for an exhibition On
Friday evening. We are sure this double op.
portnnity enjoying an interesting spectacle |
and contributing to a worthy charity will not !
be overlooked by our citizens.
of 4eAehss'-ne 4eafn 1fom ST.
sosefn aaoss .ne 1ahe' N M,cn'gan' taa1 Inc
.A'sne1se ps''en ercaafas tnefe'aoouss are
Ioaoeu oo"n "i'n tue r'len1ng 1fa1. iheEe
91s'' Aas oesl . 7e&hon ~nen 80 many p2aeh~
g. n1se osen 1a.see N INST 7lcln't5' as there
W. re @14S ses'eoo' one nc" orchard OF some
nv 'ns'asaDo u, nees no" oeafs ior the hrst
I4 1n~ WI ste" largely "nen taese
fenea ~ -uus t1pe ano Drought 10 ILLS mar"
A'' W en'a- Paoosp's nave 1nen eaeap'
1.,o- 49, m
.r-ssts5 for ~ 1a..,., - .:.4y 80 49,
.-ts..~s r. 4-~A3'x ~ - ~ ASs
- ~. ~ ~ M. ~.
W >te'' - ~ AssA .ae
Inc articles Stolen were head aress, worth
q; worried cape, worth s.; dress pattern
and trimmings, worth -; a pair Of under
eleeyes, and variety Of goods, valued in all
at Ss5. sssovsr sas ar1aigned, but his wife
~aa sick, and cIaole to be present. His ac-
count was that the goods were given to his
VIE, out tnsre WAS 10 evidence to sustain
tbs VIC" Of ths case. He was held to bail Ia
tie szm OF $500 for appearance at the r.
cofdeFs Court, IN default Of which he was