, 1862-08-22

CANT DrsSE--The Irish Legion went into
camp Or Tuesday. The grounds selected are
in tie vicinity OF Camp Douglas. On motion
Of Quarternaster Sheridan, the Legion, with
three hearty cheers. designated the place as
q Camp Dnure," IN honor Of Father D1nne,
up5er whose auspices the Legion has been
organized.
Nor CArTERED.-1he report that Col.
Roger Fowler Of this city vas captured by
the rebels near Yicksburg By The steamer Sal
lie Wood, is incorrect, if re may believe ou-
senses. The Colonel visited US yesterday in
27tFr7o persona 4 man by the name Of
Walsh WIS captured under the circumstances
mentioned. L is not often Fowler is caught
IN s srere,
SEcEss1oS1srs ON THEIR TRAvELs-D. l.
Mabony, Of the Dubuque Herald, and Dagid
Steward, Of the Fairfield {Iows) Constitution
par aolae jratrau-passed through tn: city
on Tuesday evening, en- route tor Washington,
auder charge Of Z. s, Marshal Hoxie. The
cause Of their journey is eimply-heiug enc
n'es Of their country, As such, every loyal
man will deVouny pray that they may receive
The full measure Of punishment.
OB11rART,-Jacob B. johnson, an old citi-
zen, and for years member Of the old Fire
Department, died 1t his residence, No. 2o7
Third ayeuue, On Tuesday morning. De-
ceased was possessed Of urostentatious worth,
and in every capacity in lite was an honest
md upright man. His funeral will take place
from bis late residence, Is above, at ten o'clock
this morning. Members Of the old Fire De-
partnent are requested to be present.
DEsERrER, ER,-Chancey Stow, aged thirty
three, height five feet four inches, light hair,
bald On top Of head, Light complexion, long
Light beard--very fanclful1y gotten up. He
enlisted III CAPT. Hubbard's company, gothic
bounty Of SEQ from Cook county, and "ske-
da61ed." He received pass TO 60 to Racine,
but is supposed to have gone to his former
home, Newark, New Jersey. Ten cents re-
ward is offered for his apprehension.
DEsERTEas.-Thc fire men named below
are dteerere from Capt. J. smiths company,
which hiss been recruiting In this city for the
rast tTo CT three weeks: Albert 5inofskeg;
G a. FeEsel, 4 German aged eighteen, about
five teet four inches in height; Peter Shons, :
Pruss;an s55ed twenty-five, height five feet six;
Charles BREEDER, aged eighteen, height five fee
tLrge; John Stone, an 1rislmau, aged thirty
HANe' Asl:at "'e 4ess ee.ea.
PRESENTATION TO Captain CuAsD1Eg.-
A a11casaot fair ocenrrei1 IN Tuesday eyeni M
at the residence of G.. N. Kimbark. ESD. IS
wabash aronna THE oecas;on was the nret
entet;on. bv Mr. Kinbark, of a splerdi
ert-d. sash ald r.yn17er. and eouipuaer,
xornn,cte to C1p,Hia G., ". Chandler
of the Eimh..E Cards. ia the Secoa
Rosrd of Trade rp.,i;,nn1. A large number
4be Cantain,e 7,crkona, friends were nresen
ond +he occ,sion xros one tn he 1onr rcrnet
,,orad 1r +ba n,rt,.;n,rte
BASKET EXCURSION TO COLD SrR1:
GhuyE.-Christ Church will give its annu
excursion to the above beautiful Groye
row r1f, rca IN those glo wish to epiov the,
sr1yts, and every effort will be made to M
it1leasant to Ill who 20. Tickets: adui
tiitv ccrte: children TWENTY-FIVE cents. c.
leave the Rock island depot ut 9 o'clo
a m. The rsrs will he n; Monterey street. +
game hour 10 accommodate persons IN tb
nart Of the civ.
The RECEPTION or GEN. TU1cu1S.-
our accouut of tae reception OF Gen, Turch
the welcome Eas made to belong entirely
The Board Of Trade br the accidental ON
zion Of the part taken By the Citizens Co
mittee. This committee WEE composed
prominent gentlemen, who met the train
the depot and joiued in the escort to tue hi
This statement is due, for the reception =
ore not alone of the Board Of Trade, but
ali our citizens, who testified by their p1
euce and enthusiasm the appreciation
which they hold the gallant general
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