, 1862-03-03

EEcI1lR Oh tQE 0D21N U1 a13a1tA&GAo VI *+4~ MIA q
,go Bible Society, viii meet On Monday next $
5 o'clock r. NJ, al the Depository, 155 Lake t
treet, All pastors Of Churches cooperating a
18th the Society, are members Of the Board.
OrERAr1c CoScEHT.-Let none Of cur rcad- ;
rs fail to recollect the concert of Mrs. Bost- ,
7ick at Bryan Hall this crrning. The opera
+ Sc7uiramide and other choice music }s on
he programme The Darncs OF the artists,
drs. Bostwick, Mrs. Cassie Aatteson, and
)epassio.
DRESS PARADE.-Col. Cushman's Brigade
md dress parade at Camp Douglas on Satur-
spy afternoon, All the men made ] splendid
appearance, and those working the guns per
;ormed to the entire satisfaction OF ez-
artillery officers, who witnessed the
exhibition Of, their drill
STaH7lIHc RcAoB--A rumor Was pfesaicnb
IN the streets last night to the effect that three
Of the rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas, IN
to make their escape, had bccn
shot BY the guard, two being dangerously
wounded and one killed outright The story
was undoubtedly fabrication. at least it
could not be traced TO any responsible origin.
EscArD.-Eaward Burns, the young n1sn |
convicted and sentenced to confinement in the |
Bridcwcl, at tho late term Of the Recorders s
Court, for Etcaling an iron chest containing |
s40o in small coin from J. H Kinzie, United
States Army Paymaster, has escaped lie
n,anagedto 10 jump the wall on Thursday night
3,sf and Inns not l1eeu seen since,
BnoyS BREAn.-Some samples Of brown OF
corn mcsl bread have been shown us from the
bakery of Mr- G. H. Price, corner OF Guricg
a.,d Morgan streets, which ean hardly be best
for Tie consumption Of those fond OF corn
dodscrs.'' It is light, sweet, nutritious anu
Wholesome. The loayes weigh exactly twenty
two ounces.
Loss oF LET1ERs.-Atsent1on is directed to
~, advertisement in another column Of the
loss Of two letters, ono from England and the
other from Lee Centre, Ill, directed to Mrs
Nazv Suell Buclkton~ Tic 1ettcrs arc Of value
to an old lady, and the finder will be rewarded
for all trouble incurred, bT leaving them at
the TRIBUNE Counting Room, or at No. 3
South Peolia street.
LEcrrRE on ScorLASD.-We would call the
attention Of our readers to Rev. DR.. Royd' 5
lecture, Of which We gave q notice yesterday.
1t will afford cur citizens an opportunity to
contribute to one Of our most useful mission
schools, as well rs the enjoyment OF an in
st1uctiyc and amusing literary treat. Colonel
Cameron, with Q detachment Of his Scotch
regiment, is to be present.
The MARBLE HEART.-Mis5 Annette lnce
appears on Monday evening at McVicker's
Theatre, commencing the second week of hcl
vctE successful engagement, in the Marble
Hc;1st,'s romantic drama which, when frs
produced In America, lad an extended ant
profitable run. It will be well mounted, an.
Miss Iucc will undoubtedly personats the he
Foinc with credit TO herself and to the author
TEE Successor OF Rev DR.. COW
learn that the Presiding Elder Of this distric
Las invited Rev. r. L. Collier, Of Iowa City
to fill the pulpit Of the Wabash Arenue IL Z
CLu7elr, lately vacated by the departure c
Rev Henry Cox to St Louis. Mr.. Collier
a1curg man Of great Industry and promise i
tie profession Of his choice, and Will undoub
e61y win all 1carts to him by bis many soci:
sad ietellec ctual qualitie=-
Cu1cAGo LIGHT ARzuLERT.-Capt- C. q
Willard, of Company A, Chiesso Light A1ti
!eE1, returned from Springfield last wee]
where he had been to procure new uniform
for Lis men, He was successful in his unde
taki1g, and what will De still more ples,sa
utKs for lis corps. also succeeded III obtal
ing..a battery wagon and two Of Ja1.le
-r;fl&d canl.on to be added to his 1,attery. Hc
after Ike rlbels viii undoubtedly avoid CO
ing in contact With tic Chicago Light Ar'
leTy-
a BrnEA9ED FATuEh-Some lime sin
Norman E. Helm, !: brother OF Dr.. Hahn
this city, was announecd in these columns
Adj1tant Of Col Baldwin's Regiment
left for the South With his command, and =
with it at The taking Of Fort Done2son. Sc
ancr his departure one OF his children took S
of ecar1ctina, nnd died. On Saturday j S
end, Flora, the eldest, aged about four sc:
followed tue first, and third is not exp,
cd to recover, from Tile saIae disease. Thi
5rdccda stvere bereavement, hea7t-cfusl
Ecws, to reach father who is away ser.
lis country, AND unable to come or sen
wcTd' 10 his wife, left almost alone to bear
DESTRUCTIVE ERE.-A fire WAS di6coTt
at half past twelve O'Clock On Saturday in
frame building. No. 22s4 North Clark str
owned by jacob Reh!n and occupied
saloon and dwelling bc Peter Miller.
structure being built Of combustiole ma