, 1862-01-30


The Particulars will he found in an advertise
ne1.t elsewhere.
M.EtHSc oRDERs,-The Fifiy First regi-
ss:cnt, Col. Cumming, nov stationed al C,mr
Douglas, received orders from Springfield last
night, to hold themselves III readiness for
marching, at moments notice,
TIE MILITARY CARSIyAL.-H the weather
prove favorable, the grand military carnival
which has been SO long on the taps, will take
place this evening atthe Ogden Skating Pond
omnibusses run directly to tho Pond from the
Sherman House.
IMPROVEMENTS At THE AnMoRy.-Work-
men arc soon to commence operations in the
courtroom At the Armory, to cndeayor to
render that iuconyenie1t place little more
ike 4 Civilized court room than it is ut pres
cnt. There is plenty Of room FOR improve
mcut. !
FtRE-The alarm Of FIRE at halfpast five
O'Clock yesterday morning, Was occasioned ts
tile breaking out Of the snlouldering emoers OF
she conf1agration, Tuesday morning, nj the al
colol works Of Mcsers j. D'War d CO., On
the North Branch. An insurance OF $tUo upon !
the building destroyed, will cover the entire |
loss in that respect, it is now supposed.
AT1rMP7ED BrRG14ARI--Ihc commission
warehouse Of Messrs. Culhertson d Co., On
Twelfth street, between Third and Fourth Av
cnues, Iwas entered By burglar, on Tuesday
,,icbt. hy means OF window. Officers Pill
grim and Miller were attracted TO the spot by
r.: :nt4 Ia Fa11Axr
fore hc had realized The fruits Of his labors.
Ropg1SG 4 CHrRcH.-Thc St. Paul's church
German Luthcran}, Rev. Joseph Hartmann,
rastor. at The corner Of Ohio and North La
saIlc st.ccts. was brokea into By some saeri-
leeious scoundrels night or two since, and
,o1,,,c5 of some three hundred dollars worth
Of books The loss is 3 serious one to the
society, and it is sincerely hoped that inc
thieves may be discovered and the property
restored.
PROFESSOR ASpEasoS7s ESTERTASME,ST.
Professor Anderson7s magical entertainment
last evening was thorough success If house
crammcd to orcrfowing is any evidence Of
success. In every department OF magic, mys-
tery AID clairyoyance, the Professor stands m
rivalleG and nightly proyokes the admiration
and surprise Of his audiences. On Saturday
lie will give day performance Of which We
shall speak hereafter.
FATAL .Ayc1DES7.-We learn that Miss
Mary Sullivan. the young lady who was so &C.
ycre1y injured on Monday evening last, by be-
ing thrown from q cutter at the corner o1
Washington and Clark streets, died Of the in
;ur;cs received upon that occasion, on Wed
nesday evening ai eight o'clock. The deceas
cd was a seanstress by occupation, and :
yourg lady Of most excellent character He
death is deeply regretted by a large circle O
aequaintances.
HOLMAN OPERA TRorPE.-This talented
troupe gave most orig ginal and elegant enter
tainmcnt at Kingsbuzy Hall Last evening, tt
small, but appreciativc audience = move
feature Of the entertainment was the song
bird Of Beauty'' By Miss Sallie, in which sh
displayed the wonderful and cxtraordinar
compass Of ner double voice, q true contralt
and pure soprano. Muster Alfred gave RI
m2rkab1e exhibition Of his skill upon IL
tenor drum, with limitations Of the rattle
muekttry, discharges Of cannon, and loc'
motive engine starting, stopping, and at fu
speed. The entertainment Is decidedly G
unique, and one well worthy Of the patronaG
Of the pubic.
Mustered Or7--Thc Mechanic Fusile
regiment was mustered out Of service
Tuesday by Lieut.. Christopher. Recruiti
officers were plenty bnt recruits were few, (
men who have once been deceived arc cautio
about putting their feet into traps seco
time. The men were not paid. hut will ]
main in camp until their money reaches
city, which is daily expected
Prior to the mastering out, every inau
1nent was used to keep the men in the servi
but in vain. 4 petition was signed two
three days since by twenty eight Of tile
officers for the appointment Of our well kno
citizen, Col Vim s. Johnston, to the colone
Of the regiment. Cold Johnston accompanied
LIEUT. Christopher went to the camp on Tt
day and used their joiut influence TO presc
this fine regiment At one time their eft
seemed almost successful, but q disagreem
among the officers themselves nullifed eyt
thing that had been accomplished, and
men positively refused remaining Longer
the service.
TIE FEMALE P1cKrocKET CAsE.-Thc (
Of Bridget Chase, charged with picking
pocket OF Mrs. Emma b Clark, at the 2
Office on Saturday, came up for e1amina
before Justice Akin yesterday. The eyidt
was not sufficient to hold the defendant,
size was discharged, but Immediately exam
ona second charge Of q similar character,
Rosetta Smith being thc complaining with
The offence was alleged to have been COM
ted OF Wednesday last, in the afternoon.
testimony vas agnin weak aud the defen'
was discharged She appeared third
for similar act, charged by Mrs. s. ~ 8
herd. who testified that she lost her pur;
the Post-ofice On "Wednesday last: in d
uer that pointed clearly to Mrs. Chase a:
thief, The defendant introduced one
Metzgar Of the Hamilton House, whcrs
boards. who sworc to IN a2i0i. Qfcour5s
case also fell through. One thing IS very
tive, however; the Post-of6ce lobby, Il
mast few weeks, has been visited quitt
cuently by some person who has re-
rretty considerable sums By picking !
pockets.
The Counterfeit Coin Case.
Mary Perry, the woman arrested in e.
ny With ATWOOD, ana one Oh TIC seFen Gu
with passing counterfeit coin, came beft
s. Commissioner Philip a. Hosne, 5es'
forenoon, and after hearing Of the esi
of several witnesses, was committed in {
Of $500 bail to awalt the sitting Of the
Jury Of the United States District Cour
In the afternoon, Dorus Duseubury,
Ecpncr and Shu,lan Bartlett were b
before the same Commissioner On ch
making and passing bogus 9. s. coin
hury .EaiyGd examination and Yas b