, 1862-09-15
Departure Ofthe Sieinner.

Sltipner took leave Of this port and started On
rumber Ct NorTegians, friends Of Capt. Wage
ard we'll wishers of the nohle enterprise OF
which he is The pioneer, accompanied
him some distance upon the Lake
AS Eron as the vessel had passed
Rush street bridge salute WAS fired, which
WAS continued while the city remained in
sight. Tie national songs of Nor zay and
Amerlca we're surg, cheers were given for the
SieipItr ard her captain, and for dir5cs fill
ture entcrconrse betKeen Chicago and y4nle
~Nu4ge.
Before leaving the vessel, an impsomptu
meeting was or4arized by appointing Christ
ian Brown, ecnoolmate OF Capt. Wage,
Chtirma7 and Neils Larsen, Secretary; where
upon the flllowing resolutions WIRE passrd,
with three hearty cheers.
ResuIred, That We hailed with joy the inte1li-
gt1ce Of tile arrival Of ship from our FAtht1lanl
iorcs,sng in II Z future intercourse of profit and
Gicnely f-clins: with our 1aa.}e Norge.
Et>Gfytd, That our nearer acqua intance with
Jari. T. j: Eaaye Of the brig Slelpue=, the itst
vessel in Lake Michigan with tmi5rants from
6c'O-= The Ai1Autlc, las impressed Us with sense
OF s-:arlsuat luwarus Lae-t.nteEpFlsing merchants
If Bergen. and wiki ptrf=ct confidence in Capt.
u
his'-ekil1td Seaman: and that We aug his ft.:-
qucnt and successful arrivals in narour, with
eni4ralls from our Fatlerland.
Ee.0t7e0, That during Capt. Eaages st1E ia our
niust. his pleasant and urcca lie qualities have
impressed us beyond our expuc ations as VI hare
al"a;E found him most high htoned and houu7-
hhle gentleman in all intercourse OF sucial life.
Es>6tfeI, That We regard with great pleasure,
thc signs of direct elui.ra' ioA from Norway to
Chicago, furehoding frou1 it, not only profit and
Satisfaction to the originators Of such scheac,
hut also great benefit to the Immigrants them
selves, as they will thus be enabled to avoid ua
ttdiuus ard yexa1ious oytrland route through
Canada hy rail-, accompanied often with sWlnG-
ling and impos1tlons Uf the gro atest kind.
HtW!Etd, That We most heartily wish Ca?ta'0
yaa&c and big men successful sud ascdy yo:a=;
home, and that on his arrival in Bergen, he will
present our greetings to GuHs}s Norge.
Steps have also been taken to build q YES
sci expressly to trade between Bergen and
Chicago, and next season will witness the in
tween the two cities.
TIE WooDwoRTn RIFLFs.-0f the hun,
dn ds Of flag presentations 1hivh have taken
PLACE since the beginning Of the present war:
one Of the most interesting came off OF
Saturday, On the grounds Of the University oi
Chicago. Company 4 Of the 127sh Illinois
regiment, having taken the name OF tae
Noedworth Rifles, in honor of one Of ou1
worthicst citizens, ]. q. WoodWorth, esq.
that gentleman at once ordered an eleg gln1
standard for the company; and at 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon large number Of gentlemen
| aud ladies' assembled in the beautiful grows
fronting the University to witness ITS forma
| presentation. Two long tables, loaded will
"creaturc comforts" had been spread undc
| the trees; and at the appointed hour ths
Ritles marched on the ground, and By bril-
| laIt flank movement charged success sfull,
| on the edibles, sweeping all before them
| Beef, pork, ham, aud chickens we're pu
| mercilessly to tie knife; fierce fork charge
| We're made On the bread and clke; and small
| rivers Of tea and coffee drunk up by invading
| hosts. The slaughter Of provisions bsin!
| over, the company drew up in line, and tn
| colors we're presented with an eloquent ant
$. irSire speech By Ecy. DR.. Pratt, of Triuit,
| Church. The doctor was III his happiest vein
and his ra1narks admirably calculated t. iir
| the zeal Of the soldier, and C cheer the hear
Of the patriot ansiila the gloom of the rresen
crlsis. The colors were accepted in behalf 0
the company By Capt. 4. Judson Burroughs
in brlcf, plucIy speech, with the right ria!
in it, which vas followed By a spirit-stlrsin!
speech by Rev. Dr.. Evarts, and short, tell
irg addresss BY the donor Of the colors AMI
I Of the collation. Songs we're then sung By
| eIce club e1temporized for the occasion, aut
| throat-splitting cheers given for the Rifle
and their captain, a1r. Woodworth ETC., ETC.
after which the assemb1agc dispersed, som
| $n NO T-.,;r For - ~.
to their homes. The Woodworth Rifles nun
her, at present, eighty-tHo guns. They are
tiEe sinewy-looking set Of men, full of patri
otie enthusiasm, and will striae some har4
blows at the rebellion.
BoDr REcovEEEn.-Saturday afternoon,
conductor on one Of the Hyde Park tralus nc
lifted Coroner Jaues that the body of ma
had been found washed ashore at Oak WOO
station, near the Chicago Ale aud Nal
Works. The coroner Immediately repaired t.
the spot, ard summoniug d jury, held an iu
quest upon the body, which proved to be tha
Of Geo. II. Graham, the fireman Of the tu
Union, which was wrecked andsunk bY an es
plosion, on the Sd inst. The body was yer
much mutilated, and in an advanced stage q
| uECtlHPbelt1tA. IL hdS 1QG1L1QEQ LQG EGs
timony Of Patrick Walsh, who recognizes
several articles found On the body. The We,
Dict was in accordance with the facts hereto
lore made public.
C1GAns AND ToBAcco.-Dnffy, whose nam
is Synonymous with capital cigars, is constant
II receiving tobacco in all its forms -chewin
and smoking, Of the very best brands. Thos
addicted to the weed will find at his stand, NJ
der the fremont, the choicest brands Of cigaz
and capital assortment Of pipes. with smoE
ing ard chewing tobacco Of all grades, to sn!
all tastes. The most fastidious Nicotianis
cannot fail to be suited. If people will smoks
Duly must remain necessity in the COMMIT
nifty, and as such he entirely meets all need
Smokers and chewers will do well to make
note, give him call, and test his importe
and native.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
The next regular business meeting Of tt
Association will be held at the rooms on MOI
day evening at * o'clock. Every memb;
is desired to be present and confer with refe
tpce to present AID future labors Of utuo!
Importance to oEr people At hous aad OF
| hre.E1eu in .le field,