, 1862-06-13
OUR BALTIMORE VISITORS,
Arrangements for the Reception.
PROGRAMMES OF ENTERTAINMENT.

PRO 0GRAMMES OF ENTER RTAlMMERT. Il
The Baltimore excu1sionists, consisting Of | il
he Mayor, Board OF Aldermen, Board Of Trade | y
and many prominent citizens, together with q | il
delegation from the City Councils OF Pitts
burgh and Allegheny, left Pittsburgh yester- t
day at O'Clock p. m. and will arrive in this t.
city at eight O'Clock this morning. Their b
visit at that city vas Of the nature Of an ova- =
ton aG1 ne hare no doubt their reception
s.s,d entertainment in this city WM be of I
similar character.
The Board of Trade held o special session a
yesterday noon and appropriated sum Of 8
money sufficient to cover their quota Of ex- {
nensee, Our merchants are bound to endorse |
their visitors not alone as business men but
also as representatives Of the Union feeling Of
Baltimore. The speeches and addresses de-
11yered By them at Pittsburgh are fraught with
a strong Union sentiment and rejoicing over
4be defeat which secession has met In their
own city. Such men will always find WARM
welcome in Chicago.
The adjourned meeting Of the Committees
Of the Common Council, the Board Of Trade
aud the Mercantile Association, was held last
evening at the fremont House.
The meeting Was called to order at nine
o'clock by Mayor Sherman
The minutes Of the previous meeting hay
Ing been read and approved, Aid. Shufcldt, |
from the Committee on Excursions, reported |
! that they had made arrangements for securing |
the propeller Lady Franklin, in case Of fair
| weather.
The BANQUET committee also reported that
arrangements had been perfected with the
proprieto1s of tlc fremont House for the sale
Of 15o tickets for the banquet, at six dollars
each.
Mr. Drake stated that the Superintendent
Of the Galena r. h. had rendered through him
atrain On their road to convey the guests to the
Mississippi, and a steamboat from thence to
any point on the river. Also, that the courte-
sizes Of their roads had been rendered BY the su-
pcrintendents Of the Rock Island, Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy, Milwaukee, North
western and Illinois Central Railroads.
The following letter was then read;
UoS F. c. SuERMAS-Dfdr Sir take the lib
crty Of requesting you to extend. behalf Of the
Cincinnati and chicago Air Line Railroad. invi
tation to the dclegation from Baltimore to psss
! such time as may be most agreeable to them.
Yours, respectfully.
Il CHAs. E. Eo11EEr.
+ Genl Ticket Agent.
a The Committee Or carriages reported that
4 they had arranged for the furnishing Of thirty
carriages for the use Of the guests at such time
II as might be decided upon. Accepted.
II The Committee on tickets reported the sale
| Of about one hundred and ten tickets.
Col Tucker stated that he was authorized
d, to tender train On the Illinois Central Rail
le road fos an excursion to Hyde Park at anhour'
y notice.
d, AID. Shufe1dt moved that the Committee b,
Is authorized to provide music for the steamboa
IL excursion at an expense not exceeding twent
y dollars which was carried.
Is On motion Of Mr. Wright, the report Of th
u" committee limiting the sale Of tickets to Il
Wis concuIred in.
O. BIZ. Doggett pledged the Mercantile Asso
- citation for the sale Of fifty tickets; and HI
np Dow, also, from the Board Of Trade, pledge
RI tho sale Of seventy tickets.
IN A1r. Wicker moved that Mr. Drake's prope
,o ea1 to furnish refreshments on the steamboa
oa excursion ter the SUN Of 500 be accepted
,y Carried.
81 On motion OF Mr. Wright, the committe
VAS instructed to furnish tickets for the boz
excursion to holders Of banquet tickets fte
'th Of charge.
sa- Mr. Wicker moved that the excursion ticl
Of cts should include ladies. Adopted.
lis Mr. Wright moved that AID. Hoyt be o.
he pointed 4 committee Of one to meet the e,
by cursionists at The depot at eight o'clock, Al
len see thai proper conveyance is provided to Il
uu- fremont House; and that at ten o'clock Il
ing Escort Committee meet them st the Tremo1
Of House, and escort them thence to the room
Of the Board Of Trade.
=, The following gentlemen comprise the E
w. cort Committee, and are requested to meet
cur the fremont House this morning at MI
10y O'Clock.
lE- coXMoN COUNCIL.
by ]. Q. Hoyt. " T. Shufslelt, D. E. Botsford.
On D. Ellsworth. Jno. Comisky, Robert Law, +:
y. Brown, Andrew Schall, G. G. Woodman, E.
ad- omon.
Rib BOARD OF TRADE.
;scs o. S; Ho9sh, n E. Fal1bank. y: Il. Rolest
de- Stanton, + Il Ave1y r. ). + Mum, j. Z. Taci .ci
,;sh @ ). :. Tarwel, II. II. Mitchell. ''' - - N'N
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.
J. y-EFa1well. Geo = Bowen, e. g; Wicker,
'loy ". McKi1dlcy, j. Il. Weber, IL. Ladd.
lso The following was arranged as the p
6e- gramme for Saturday: From 9 a. m. to l
ugh M, carriage drive; 8 to Z P. H., excursion
tory Hyde Park with steamboat excursion in
he evening.
Eas
u Not In the Play.
-. .as h curious accident happened at the thea
' on Wednesday evening during the pezfo1
ancc Of "Romeo and Juliet" Mr.. Booth
: : ~ personatlng Romeo, Miss Hesmer tue sad
sentimental Juliet. The play had reached
'esa well-known balcony scene. Romeo was 2
' u'' siyeIy leaning against ! tree aud Juliet
above him leaning upon the balcony. Rol
+ba had satisfactorily explained why he was Ro1
,otos and Juliet had Informed him that she Q
49,, perehed the walls upon loves light vii
.1,cf Juliet had partially quieted the brawling
-~-a7 nurse who was concerned about the night
,.tax and commenced,
cnty. --hon araa1- s,nsst r.n+ tha fcl1o 1,.,c
q de- - = 49, a.+a.;.h..t. - D.
.ee'a Juliet laid not only her fortunes but hersc
lends 49, 4oo. a. o-,o,,r =, ho, e;da ,a;soa 10
ub5e- 81 1.1.;.5 49, .a.a- r,
49, 49, minutes the Manager appeared and annou;
that the lady had sustained no injury be1
[dcdly ~,'aa ~ =. e. ,",;orao "zl.s ,rs. ha1oanr
repaired, Juliet shortly re appeared and
,uelas. play went on without further interruptio
Com balcony sreakagcs,
rning, LAW aSTELLIGENCE.
= ~ CASE OF E5EcTMEsr.-The attention o
United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
-. - occupied with the case Of Benjamin Lon
- +ho+ rs. Jesse Ray, ct al., ejectment In thi:
- s;~a the plaintiG claimed title, through the
= ,=,nv of one Charles Mclaughlin, who died In
y, hoza whom plaintiff claimed was the sold
h1rr,,1- whom the land in dispute Was patented.
= ;ndn. defendant claimed BY deed, which was
H. - one c. Mclaughlin. whom he claimed
:, ~ Tbe the soldier. The principal question was
- 49, indentity. The plaintiff showed By a ce
~ COPY Of the soldiers discharge, obtaiHed
The Pension office, TINT the soldier to
49, a. the land was patented vas born in the
49, t.1ant w Of Muckle, county Of Tyrone, Ireland
about forty-four years old when disch
vas five feet eleven inches in height, ha
L.