, 1862-10-06
LAW INTELLIGBNCE.

As before noticed In tho TRIBUNE, the UNI
ted States Circuit and District Courts, the su-
pertor Court aud the Recorders Court will
open their October terms on Monday. The
fact tha! so many persons who arc parties to
suits now pending arc serving In the army,
and tho difficulty Of procuring witnesses from
the same cause, will prevent the pressure Of
business which has heretofore prevailed In tho
fall sessions. The Recorders Court will,
however, have more than the usual number
Of CAGES to dispose Of
AssluLr.-A,fore U,sittd States Commissioner
/, Il. Loynt.-A dilapidatcd individual, re-
joIcipg In the cuphonious cognonlcn Of Fred
c1ick wellington Landgrave-a sailor on tho
lrig Emily, Capt. Walker-was brought be-
fore United States Commissioner Hoyne, Sat-
MEday morning, charged With attempting to
murder ono of bis mates named Thomas
O'Kecfc. 1t appeared from the testimony
that tho two were Intimate friends, having
frequently been On terrific eprecs together,
and that they Quarreled about girl in tho
wtlkno8n "Valc Of Kilgubbin." Thomas
In the heat Of passion called Frederick liar;
whe1eupon the latter retoTted with marlin.
spike on tho unlucky head Of his Hhilom
friend. The Commissioner on the whole con.
sidercd tue attack justi1able, and discharged
the accused.
RUSH MEDICAL CoLLwaE.-Thc Chicago
Medical Journal says: II is With great gratia.
cation that VIC ara enabled to announce that,
iu tho possible contingency Of tho absence OF
Prof. Diauey the ensuing season, Prof IS. Carr,
Of the University Of Wisconsin, has consented
to give the conrso on Chemistry. Tho natl,nal
reputation which Prot. Carr has achieved by
bis lectures on thls branch, whilst connected
with tho Medical Colleges of Castlston, Alba.
ny and Philadelphia, renders 1t unneccssaryto
introduce him to tho friends of the College.
For profound learning, SUCCESS rs q teacher,
brilliancy and excellence as o lecturer, he Is
unsurpasscd-wo had almost written unrl-
vailed. Tne great demand for qualified ncdl-
cal men now experienced throughout tue
country, renders the prospects Of tho College
at preecnt peculiarly 1atterlDg. We congrat-
ulate tho coming cIass that the hiatus caused
hy tho absence of Prof Dlaney is to be SO
happily filled.
Oning to tho absence Of DR.. E. Powell, rs
Surgeon Of the first Board Of Trade Regiment,
IT had become necessary again 10 supply the
place Of Demonstration Of Anatomy. Students
wLo Tere present at tho last session will learn
With great satisfaction that T. r. Lynn, n. D.,
who then filled the position With such marked
ability and success, has consented to act In
the same capacity the ensuing session. Dr..
Lynn demonstrated thon hls peculiar adapta.
tion to tho position, and by his thorough ac-
! quaintance With the subject, his energy, zeal
| and personal qualities contributed largely to
| tho general success Of the course. As 4 gen
| era1 practitioner surgeonof regiment"
as Demonstration Ia the College, Indeed In
every responsible position whero no has boon
placed, Dr.. L. has invariably gained distiuc-
ton for himself and reflected honor upon
Rush Medical College. Of which he Is an
alumnus. Wo therefore announce the re-
moved connection with peculiar satisfaction.
W B. T. Jacobs will leave Chicago on
Monday evening for Columbus and Loolsyltle,
and Will tako any small packages or letters
for the lot and 2nd Board Of Trade Regiments
ana Battery, II left at the rooms Of the Young
Men's Ohristian Association before 3 o'clock,
p m.
tB McNally & Go. hare received fresh
supply of the card OF f"9tamp Duttes," yety
| oonyenient article, for ten centa,