, 1862-06-30

Ie10pL hL q Ceiepf3QOn Was NOT only proper
but inperatively demandedsif they would pre- t
kerze even modicum Of self respect. Lay
ing aside the evident design to convert the |
celebration into semi-secession pow-wow,
they could not remain longer in concert with
the council and preserve their dignity. Al
though Invited to meet the Council, they were
from the first the recipients Of abuse, insult
and uDgentleman1y conduct The Board of
Trade naturally feel 1ncensed at the indigni.
ties shown their Committee which were di-
rectly heaped upon them. And they are not
the only ones. The people are indignant, and
the Common Council celebration is constant
theme for laughter aud street merfiment.
Let the Mayor, his secession organ and his
aldermanic advisers go On With their eelebra-
ton II they wish to. We have no objec-
ton and We trust no one will interfere
with their harmless thousand dollar amuse-
ment. The people, however, Wi1 have moth
ing Ito do with it. {Amp1e opportunity
is offered for a pleasant enjoyment of the day
in the cool groves and suburban retreats,
whittier various excursions will tend. Out
OF the dust and heat, the stencil and din Of
the city, the 1aborers and mechanics and bu5l-
ness men will be glad to retire with their fami-
lies fos happy, healthy days recreation.
The Common Council Celebration.
No formal meeting Of the Council commit
tees we're held on Saturday night in relation to
the celebration they propose to give, although
+ call had been issued to that effect.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed committee to wait upon the Masonic
fraternity relatiye to the celebration:
a. y: Hitchcock, Lafayette Lodge; c. Tunni-
e1tde VIM. 3. Warren Lodge; n. B. Batehan,,
Garden CITY Lodge; N Muller, Germania Lodge;
;. v. Echenberger, AccoEdia Eodge: n. Y. Hunt
Lodge; 6. Z. Smith, Bia1ey Lodge; F. Greene,
Chapter, R;A- Il; !, 3: Stevens; Lafsyette clap
Z. r: ). Y .. Banes, F. s. 4. o Il; an d. Z. Jehn
ron. g. =. r.; Reuben Taylor, p H. P; B. F.
Lodge.
The Young Mems Association have ap-
celebration h. ". Fuller, g. n. Smith and
Geo. G. Clark.
UEvERs1TY OF CH1cAGo.-The fourth An
nual Commencement Of this Institution will
occur this week. The bill Of fare ia highly
| tempting, ind viii doubtless attract large
| numbers, not only Of the citizens Of Chicago,
| but Of strangers from abroad. The exercises
connected with the anniversary will commence
with sermon before the Berean Society Of
the University, by Rev. N. Colver, D. D.,
Sunday evening, June 29, in the Tabernacle
Baptist Church. On Monday evening, there
will be prize declamations by the Freshman
Class, in the First Baptist Church. On Tues
day evening, the Prytanenm and the Athenu-
un1, the two literary societies, will celebrate
their anniversary at Bryan Hall, and Poem
will be delivered BY Melville ". Fuller, Esq,
Of Chicago; after which, prize compositions
will be read by members Of the Sophomore
Class. On Wednesday, the Commencement
proper Fill come Oft at Bryan Hall, including
graduation Of the Law Glass, with Valcdic-
tory by Prof. f. Booth; the graduating exer-
cises Of the Senior Class in the University,
with yaledictory address BY President Bur
roughs; the comforting Of degrees, and IN
oration before the corporation, by Hon J. K.
Scammon.
The occasion promises to be one of rare In,
terest, and those OF our citizens who may give
themselves few hours respite from the
"carking carea' Of life, in order TO be prea
ent, H1l find, we doubt not, thst the time has
been spent both agreeab1Y and prodtably.
TuEArRF.--Mr. Mcv1cker is certainly en-
titled to q great deal Of credit for his effort
during the past season to produce everything
In the way of novelty that would be attractiy,
and amusing. He has had the very best star
that could be procured, produced all the neg
, p1ayg that were possessed Of merit, and pu
| none Of the old ones on the stage unless &C
| ceptablc to the public. For some time pas
he bas been preparing to bring out the 'tFrcnc
Spy" in style Of spleudor equal, il not ST
perior, to anything which has yet been prc
duced; this is done to exhibit the wonderfl
powers Of that general favorite, Miss Jenni
= Hight, who has no equal in this peculiar lin
G Of characters. When the piece was fin
Y brought out In this country, Mademoiaeu
Is Celeste created great sensation in this par
!. aud etnce her time, Miss st. Clair, Masgi
Mitchell and several other stars have attenpte
it; none haye approached 80 near Celeste
= Miss Eight, and NE should not be surprised
(, the piece should prove to be such SUCCESS
ic to warrant the manager In running tt for son
E time. It aboundB in startling incidents, an
T. the attention of the audience becomes chaius
from the beginning to the close Of the pla
To those who have never seen 1t, we say
s. by all means to these who have, no sdvice
y ours is uecessa1y-for they will 60 anyway.
N and we shall be much surprised If tue hou
0, Is not crowded from parquette to dome.
~ BARHuA's SELF SEwRR.-This new pate
improvement for sewing machines, has ,
IT. ceiyed the highest commentator from Il
ID sewing machine men and those who have us
n them. 1ts simplicity and practical lmportan
~ are unquestioned. It will preserve the sig
H. and health Of the operators, enabling them
=. sit erect, and will also facilitate the wor
to Men Of capital need not ask for mo
IA, pleasant business than to own the right I
one OF two States, and furnish them to tht
agents fer the machines already sold, and :
he the patent has thirteen years to run. B4Enu
rst has them applied to the different machines
re- exhibition and for sale at Cornell g. Co
a. Sewing Machine Office, 13S Lake street,
8 a stairs. Retail price, one dollar.
of See notice among new advertisements &c
,ty By mail, on receipt Of retail price, and Iii
nit Of machine.
LAW DEPARTMENT OF TEE UNIVERSITY
al CmcAao-The annual examination Of 81
ar dents for diplomas and admission to the I
sh- will commence On Monday, June 3oth, at
+be school rooms In the Larmon Block, corner
ill Clark and Washington streets.
at Flint Session at nine .: n:
or second seaeion, at three p. n:
suzJeeae P1eadipgs. Evidence, Criminal Law
Dc Third Seselon, Tuesday at nine T. n:
md | SnUkcte1onttxrs,T Torts, Domestic Rsl1t1o
Fourth Session. at three p. n: