, 1862-04-26
There are now nearly three hundred patients
in the hospital

TIE LATE MURDER TK1AL.-The case OF the
People rs John Garrity and William Gibbons,
for the murder Of the sailor, Lloyd, on the
18th Of March last, was brought to termina-
tion late on Thursday night, the verdict Of the
jury having been rendered at u o'clock. It
wos as follows:
The Jury find William Gibbons not guilty
in manner and form as charged In the mdict-
ment.
The Jury find John Garrity guilty Of mau-
slaughter in form aB charged in the indict-
menr, and fix the term Of Imprisonment at ten
years.
The counsel for defendant moved for new
trial. The impression has for some time pre-
vailed among a respectable class Of readers
that Garrity and Gibbons murdered their vic
tim in cold blood, and that they were guilty
Of one Of the most bloodthirsty crimes ever
perpetrated, but this verdict, rendered By
jury composed Of as good men as can be Sc
lccted from this or any other community,
should forever giTe the lie to the conclusion.
VIII it do so9
TIE W1cwAM.-This building, which has .
historic interest, as being the place where the
Republican National Convention assembled
Which nominated Abraham Lincoln and Han
nihal Hanlin TO the places they nov SO well
i'll, it having been built especially for that
Cenve1 tion, is in the hands Of the carpenters,
and being transformed into marts Of COM
Eerce. The building has been rented by
Mcssrs. Brayton & Young, commission mer-
chante, from the Garrett Biblical Institute,
which corporation now owns the land and
building, for five years. These gentlemen arc
no" having the building cut up into ten stores
seven Oh Canal street and three on Lake.
| The stores on Canal street viii be 30 feet deep
and fitted up more particularly for the conve-
nitnce Of commission merchants. An alley.
ten feet wide, will run in the rear Of these
stores from Lake street to the alley at the
south end Of the building, thus affording IA
cilities for loading and unloading produce, &C.
The stores on Lake street will be more partlc-
ularly fitted up for shopping purposes isietran-
sit gloria 1eigpam.
MISSEsoTA SHARP5HooTEns.-Ac COMPANY
Of shafpehooters, raised in Minnesota, passed
through this city yesterday, en- ros,se for St.
Louis The company is 1ol strong, al crack
rihemen, and Is commanded By Captain VIM.
F. Russell. Captain B. is printer, and. at
the commencement Of the war, found himself
IN New Orleans, pursuing his regular asoca-
ton He Immediately returned North, xnd
enlisted In the sturges Rifles, Captain Steele,
! then forming in this city. With his company
he went through the campaign in Western
Virgins, and was then transferred to the Po.
| tomae. Here Capt. Rnsselrs so1dierly quail.
| ties attracted the eye Of Col. Berdan, and, al
| the solicitation Of the latter, the Secretary o1
War commissioned him as Captain, and gave
| him authority to recruit company in the
West. The company is a most excellent one
It is made up Of Minnesota frontiersmen, and
under Captain Russell's energetic command
will be favorably heard from.
| sABBa7H SCHOOL Uh1os.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Chicago sabbatt
School Union viii be held in the Second Pres
byteraan Church on Monday evening, the 27tt
inst, commencing at " o'clock Rev. Pro
fessor L. r. Bugbee will deliver brief ad
dress; an essay will be read, and 1t is expected
That other exercises, entirely new aud instruc
tive In their character, will be introduced dur
ing the evening, in which every Sabbath sehoo
teacher as well as parent is interested. 4 full
house, We trust, will repay those who are ma
King preparations to render the meeting ont
] Of the best ever held. The Onion Pastors o
churche5 and superlntendents are reQneatet
to have this notice read in their respective
schools and churches On the Sabbath.
GONE TO 5o11ET.-Deputy Sheriff Brunin9i
took yesterday to Joliet, and safely delivered
to the Warden OF the Penttentia.J there, ths
following prisoners, convicted Of yariou,
crimes at the last session Of the. Recorder
Court; Harry Williams, G. ". North, Martir
Quin]an, John Dalton, Edward Wilson, Geo
Dunn, Bridget Duffy and Ellen Finn,