, 1862-02-28

TIE EET1-EIG8TH HL1NO1s.-ScAIGcAy ANY
mention has been made in the public prints Of
he part the Fifty-eighth, Col. Lynch's regi-
ment. took in the battle Of Fort Donelsou-
fthc1d a responsible position with bravery
thc extrenc right Of WaI1ace's Division
lost twenty-five men and had g large number
wounded.
TREAsoS.-Thcy young man, William Pithey,
an account Of whose escape-or attempted es-
capc-from Camp Dousglas, Was given in these
columns Of Thursday, las been arrested His
accomp1ice has also been captured. The lat
ter will have lis examination to-day before q.
s. Commissioner Phil A. Hoync On charge
Of t1eason-
L FAIR RoBBERY--H ! robbery may ever
be called fair robbery, the larceny BY Mar
earet Fair, Of 4 quantity Of glassware and 9th
ez yaluables from the residence Of e G. Assay, |
ESD, No. ISL Michigan aVeuue, may be fairly |
entitled to te thus dcnonainated. Justice |
Akin did not see the point Of the joke, how
ever, yesterday morning, when he fined the |
fair Margaret fifty dollars for the offense.
AssAr1r1sG a CoSDucroI.-Am member Of
tic Itish Brigade, named Patrick Wilson, vas
Yesterday arrested for an assault with bay
onet upon conductor Of State street cat
by the name Of Edward Jewell But for a
book the conductor carried in his breast
pocket, md which stopped the progress Of tho
soldiers Weapon, he might have lost Ills life
Wilson will have his examination to-day
Mcs. BosTw1c6's CoScERT.-Thc concert
of Mrs. E. G. Bostwlek, which will include
the rendering Of Rozsini's grand tragic opera
OF 6e1niramide, viii take place at Bryan Hall,
on Monday evening next, the Sd proximo. She
VIII be assisted hy Mrs. Cassie Mattison, 1fr.
DePelgrcm, Mr- DcPassio, Mr. Charles Sev-
erns, Mr.. Franz Staab, and number Of her
pupils. We shall speak Of the musical festi-
val more at length tomorrow morning, our
columns not permitting this morning.
=. FRUITS AND F1owERs.-The *tOld Doctor
sends us his Annucz Catalogue Of the Grove
Nursery, Dr.. John 4 Kennicott, proprietor, at
the Grore, Cook coudty, III. Notwithstand-
ing biz contributions to tue war, in the shape
Of his remaining eldest son and all his hired
men, this piereer Of horticulture, is still
ready to furnish, rs le has been for the past
ten years, i'll t1,at is useful for the orchard and
the garden The catalogues may be found al
the seed stores.
nN-,. - U.7E.onnu.r asr7cx,
Mrs. o. E. Ho=mer, President Of this use
fal and charitable Institution, acknowledge
through The papers the receipt Of SCI from
the members Of Hope hose Company
through the hands Of E. A. Jessel~ LII
Nursery and Hall! Orphan Asylum ILLS put
lie want. and must have It's purse %cll hllc
THAT 1t may I'LL 1has "slnI "eAL sucn conts
buttons are, therefore, always aeeepsao'e'
.r,.c FOR T.x1np,s R.rrrPy-att tn
o..;,,.. - ,;t;1snr hold Of +he Tromon
t.. 1,-+ a1a,,;.,rr m hcor +l,c rcnort IF tn
.(,o.n,,;ttec cont tn Cairo tn d;shnrse the foud
-afeaa At . former meeting FIR fl,e relief of III
.cnn5od If Fort Done,son. It WIS stated I'll,
Tay,or,a BATTERY was without &staud Of ca
or their o1d onc having complctelY ciyf
~ =, +ba 1re.r and tear .nf battle. tt ~
7nnea;e,e1v nnored tn raise a subscriptic
90 ,,,-p,h,so ncr sct The chair nnnoint.
Uassre q r. Wicker Gurdon q. Hubba
ena nr Eamund Andrews committee /
the collection Of funds and the preparation
the coiore. Money sent or given to either
these gentlemen will be applied to wort
object, and the 1iag, when completed aud p
seuted, 7yM prove deserved compliment
one Of the most eeryiceable corps in the arI
from Illinois.
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-- xEcmoe1 ol cap.a'h ete'Sou eonlpzn5,
plaeeo on s"hlu Nv ~atnp oo"s.ae vi wan
day night, and ns1eao Oh at1enolns 8 70 Ills
ty deserted his post and came 10 lhe c'
- Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Flnnucan
sent to fnd and arrest the deserser. Meet
him on Clark street, ne attempted 10 90
when Gavin Knocked him down and C
mcnccd beating him. Finnuean got up ant
self: defence, and to conquer the rnnaway'
obedience to orders, drew his sword and dt
"a him heavy blow upon the head, infictin
severe, but not DANGEROUS wound Both I
-. 1asa ~ ,s,asa oad s.saS,.,, ~, ~.
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Col AAnsn's Reconsideration
.Dh, Of the Twentieth Regiment Illinois
fantry, Col. C. G. Marsh, arrived in the
& yesterday, direct from his command now q
tered at Fort Doncleon. He brought J
lin the Identical e-pound ball that took
:. lie Of Lieut.. Col irwin. He reports &c oi
- regiment Killed, 18o wounded, and 2 miss
Il. The present health Of the command is 6
II forms, as is perhaps well known to t