, 1862-09-13


throng gathered in the street,
who cheesed the General With the utmost ar
dor.
After the serenade Gen. Pope was intro
duced by J. L. Hancock, Esq, and received
with loud and long continued cheering, and
calls for Light chat TIE crowd might see as
well as hear him. The crowd was quleted by
the assurance that 4 light should be brought,
after the General had done speaking
Gen. Pope began By saying that be was
heartily glad to return to his OWL native State,
aud sorry be ever left the West. The State OF |
Illinois has poured forth her sons for this war I
as no nation on earth ever before gave men- |
and still her blood continues to pour forth.
The country yet needs the sacrifice. He vas
proud Ct Illinois and the noble manner in
which she had responded to the call to arms.
The achievements of the Western army added
another laurel to the brow Of Illinois. It WAS
as noble little army as eyer went forth for
any country. He would ask no nobler com
mand than that. 0n their banners was III
scribea New Madrid, 1sl,nd No. 10 and Co.
riuth. Loud cheerb.] He loved every III N
in that army, aud knew every man in it.
He said he was soldier, ready to yield both
life andfortune to serve his country. lGreat
applause1 He was willing to leave his
record to his country, for the voice Of the
people in the end is right, and time will cor
rect all errors. He Was an earnest an honest
| man, fighting in this war for the country.
He concluded by expressing his thanks for
! the tribute Of praise given him, which he did
not take to himse elf, but to the cause for which
he was fighting.
After music By the band, Gen. Pope again
| addressed the crowd, and said there had been
| an effort made to create the impression that
there was bitterness Of feeling between
Gen. sigel and himself. This impression was
false. Gen. Sigel was soldier and gentle
man. No man was less likely to do him
Pope an injustice than Gen. sige1.
4 light was then produced aad at the sight
Of Gen. Pope the crowd burst forth in loud
applause. Some person called for three
cheers for Gen. Pope," which were given With
hearty good will. Three cheers for Gen.
small portion Of the crowd. Three hearty
cheers we're then given for "the best fighting
General On the continent" {meaning Pope
when the General retired amid deateuing ap
p}ause.
The RELIGIOUS NEMoRIAL-Adopted a
Bryan Hall last Sunday night, together witl
the resolutions then approved and . prefator
address by tue Committee Of Correspondence
| have been published as circular and sen
through the mails to two thousand clergyme
OF different delominations all over til
/ country. Copies have been left at the MetE
odist Book depository, Root Il Cady's, s.
!, Griggs Il Co.'s, F. Munson's, TomlinE0n
X Brothers., Church & Goodman'5 for gratui
GUS distribution. Gentlemen who Woul
like to drop some Of them into their CORE
d pondence are requested to call aud supp
:. themselves. The delegation to bear the III
i i u4o1ial to Washington left last Tuesday mor
i ing.
GREAT SALE OF FRC1Ts AND FLOWERS.
This afternoon, at halt past two O'Clock, the
will be q public sale Of the fruits, hoTe1
" vegetables, &c, which have been on ezhi'
. t1op at the Horticultural Fair during the p
n sent week. The proceeds Of the sale will
into a general fund for the benefit Of oar 81
and wounded soldiers. The sale will cn51a
n q ercat.variety OF the articles naued, a2d it
ae to be hoped there will be no lack Of purci
y. ~ sers. It will take place at Bryan Hall, Il
he will he opcn to ell without fee. There sho1
he be large number Of people in Attendance
~ ~ this occasion.
IL, A New Book OF CHURCH MrsIc-M:ss
8. F. Baker and II. 0. Perkins, Of Bost
r,,- have been long occupied III the preparation
i'm a new volume Of Church Music, which Il
ro- have named "The Tabernacle" 1t has
appeared. It contaius psalm tunes, old
Lev, adapted to ell metres which are to
rec found in any hymn books, and anthems
every eyecial occasion. There are also an
mcutary course, selection Of Gne part sol
MS and musical dictionary. The Tabrrnas
! 70 is published in very handsome style bY Mes
Ticknor d Fields, Of Boston, and to be ha
$. c. Grigys Il Co., Chicago.
'is7 ANOTHER CHICAGO CuAp1A1S.-Eev. J.
Dill, Of tie South Congregational Chu
,ss and the Puritan" correspondent Of the
tied df7;eudtnt, has been commissioned as chap
ove OF the Railroad Regiment, the s0!h, and
;e ~ leave for headquarters, at Louisville, on
ted day morning. The Railroad men will ilu
him sympath1zing and faithful friend,
will care for their temporal, moral, and
SIN ritual interest. ANY letters for the regll
left at the TRIBUNE counting room, lie
take. He cannot, however, take packages
21st DRowSED.-Enoch Reyesson, nlate of
:, by schooner Mary G. Boncstee1, was drov
terH in the North Branch. on Thursday ever
Pro- near the Galena Railroad bridge. The br
the tender heard q splash, and observed 2
I'D q struggling in the river. a foat was at
GIVE sent out to rescue the unfortunate man,
gage it was too late. His body was recovered
ven terday morning, and IN inquest held, re
otfl- ing in d verdict setting forth that dacs
ieers came 10 his death By drowning while
;solt state Of intoxication.
re- -
she'd | D1sT1SGt1s1lED ARRlyA1.s.-Ho1. I. n
mast mold returncd from the East yesterday.
,rtoa ators Wi kinson and TEumbull are at
,t To fremont.
Major General Pope and staff arrived 5,
10 at day. The staff officers accompanying hil
fran Col Marshall, Col. Morgan, Lieut..
, the Smith, Major Sclfridge and Capt. Pope.
and entire party will leave for st. PAul, Vi
t are Chicago and Northwestern Railway, a'
nro. past nine o'clock, this morning.
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10 u yAT1oS IN THE SouTm.-Afiss ETerts' re
III " in Bryan Hall, Tuesday evening, Septs
- IL 1G.h, sill be treat. Special interest i
J" 10 subject 1T this time, together with Nj
; and 1ong and careful str,dr of 1ba s,nth a,
corps civilization under circumstances fayora
dA'ea . Just impression, and her fine literary
pie- and e}orutiona-y power ought to attract
hall. Tickets twenty-five cents to be
the bookstores.
SALTrE.-The officers of the 9th, Got!
and Third Board OF Trade regiments
came 10 the city in q body last eycn
call upon Gen. Pope, While I'll 7s'ute for
enaat, under escort Of the drum corps Of thE
ussell: ments, gave the TRIBUNE stirring
which We acknowledge, hoping that the
" ''"' Of their drums may soon sound t.
[: Tur- "lorg rol'' in the ears Of the rebels.
o-soA For THE FIFTY FIFTH J. #. E
4isut,, Of the firm Of Dogye.t u Easson,
North Clark street, will lsaye here for
~ phis tomorrow Sunday evening. Al
H. r. tcrs for members Of the 55th Illinois
Lieut., ment, Col Stuart's, or Co.'S. i and &c
ynu Light Artillery, LETT at the above pl1ce
> he will take.
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