, 1862-02-19
1000 CONRENERATKS COMING TO
CHICAGO
L Nsvv Use for Cassr Dsaglas.

As indicated by d dispatch published In -
these columns yesterday morning, Camp :
Douglas will soon undergo . complete change :
Of tenants. Col, Mul1igan'e command il un-
der orders to more to st. Louis and will prob
ably depart On Friday, where recruits to fn 1t
up will follow Col. Bells Caynlry, IS stated
in snother paragraph, will leave on Thursday
for the same destination, and Col. Yoss' Cav.
airy, instead Of having horses transported
to this place for their use, viii be carried to
the South and there take their supply of ani-
mails from the three thousand captured at
Fort uonelEon. They will then 60 into camp
at Springfield, where Capt. Gi1morc's com
mand from Quincy will be added to the regi-
ment. These movements arc in accordance
with orders received from the Assistant secrc-
ta1y Of War, Thomas Holt, and will be inllnc-
diately carried into effect.
We learn from Capt. Potter, Of the U. 8.
Qua1ternaster's Department, that the infor~
nation has lately arrived In the city that as
soon as the regiments now in Camp Douglas
shall have departed, their place will be oecu-
MED bv seven thousand confederate prison
cfs, captured by our forces at Fort Donelson.
the troops engaged in the late victory in Ten
nessce, and Will remain with them. AL the
rolling stock Of the Illinois Central Road is
now being collected at Cairo as expeditiously
as possible for the transportation to this place
Of the prisoners alluded to, and it is now con-
tldently expected that their arrival here will
not be delayed beyond Saturday Of the present
week, The exchange Of six thousand brave
Federal soldiers, but lately comfortably guar
tered at Camp Douglas, for seven thousand
rebels, Will prove an event Of considerable in
tcrest-an event not without its effect upon
the future Of the confederates.
Death Of Lieutenant Col. $. 4. Pad
dock.
But two or three days have passed since VIC
announced the departure Of Col. Brackets
Cavalry Regiment for the scene Of strife in
the south. And it was only as far distant as
Monday that Lieutenant Colonel 8. 4. Pad
dock aided the railroad agents in attending to
the shipment Of battalion of the same COM
rard. He was then well and in full gigor Of
manhood. Feeling slightly unweu, however,
he stopped at Bloomington, put up at the
Nichols House, and yesterday afternoon the
sad ncws reached the city Of his death. We
have no particulars as to the cause Of lis sud-
Cen deccasc
Lieutenant Colonel Paddock WIS man of
about forty years Of age, and hailed from
Princeton, Bureau county, where he had long
enjoyed most excellent reputation Us q ply
sician- Upon the breaking ont of the war,
he at once threw himself into the mill tary pro-
fession With great ardor, and ACCOM- lished
good work as a mastering and recruiting off
Ger. He came to Camp Douglas with COM
paDy for the e Ninth p and had been here but
q short time before bis unusual military abili-
ties displayed them selves, and warranted his
promotion from a Captainey to tho Lieuten-
ant Coloneley.
CHURCH OF THE AscESs1ox.-Leto our citi
zens, one and all, bear in mind that they can
| obtain good dinner at Bryan Hall today fol
the low sum of twenty-five cents. This is
| cheaper than going home, and besides il
affords an opportunity for the exercise Of q
| most excellent charity. Tic proceeds Of this
dinner will go to aid the Church Of the Ascen.
sion, Eow under the rectorship of RcG Mr..
Cooper. This church, as many Of our readers
~ @AkuAl|A ~ DI L0E GlIF.
and is attended by 4 class Of people who arr
unable to supply the entire support for the
parish: and they are compelled thus to ap-
peal 10 the good wishes of our citizens for a
small portion Of the sum necessary to keen
the enterprise from running behind. Let all
be sure and go to Bryan Hall for their dinner
today.
nF N
AT q late meeting of the Common Council.
the City Comptroller made 4 report Of the
cost and expenses Of running the Recorders
Court from the time Of its organization up to
the present term. At q Iatcr meeting of the
| came body, Aids Robt- Law, and Edward
Solomon Of the judiciary Committee present.
cd their report upon this communication rs
! follows:
1o ne Aayer and 4Ides7nen Of The city Of CAiea3o
| u C0s4aao1 touAtit assembled:
Your Committee on udiciary, to whom were re-
and expenses to this city Of the Recorder
Cont since its organization and establish
mens; me- 5: to tne present time and the report q
Bonds and i.ecognizaneea have been takensn for
1ered the amount Of bail given, etc, etc, ,Rvinf
ad th1 .s sanS IT,, sn5sT d'and
NE duty III paying the legal aud proper fsap Oil
ters, Tor ser;ing papers and for committing dis
Gers Wele enilIed te 1he he ne on
t eclyed for their services.
I 1t viii DC found by reference 10 the records o
| Inc Aeco1defs Court. that since its organization
there were a311 criminal and l.6n civil casea en
| tered npon its docket.
There were ,ssl Convictions, uf which 500 hive
County jail, aG to the city Bridsse1i, and ed Il il
cases were fines and costs that hare been impo sc
From +t TIE Tspoft Ct tie States Attorney it ap
TO over $5tt> or that there are only de- twelrt
@ csxcs In .n which The prisoners did not appear, ant
Inc hail Was forfeited. and that only $a 500 bai
i Iaken by the Court In nine years Is not good
| The report Of the Comptroller shows that tn,
amount Of costs and expenses Of the Recorder
from This anloHnt $aa,ls6 -, tic sun receivsi
s6s s. being The whole amount Of sheriff Zee Zee:
forninc years, which in the opinion Il your Commit
tee cannot be regarded costs aud expenses ofth,
tosfe snd Cent n ~ ~ q ths we
so,der.s salary, states Attorneys fcee, Clerk
1ees- Sher1as fees for serving venirce. subpoena,
for atterGing conrt witnesse es tl e1an isei ani
petat 1nIors tees, boarding Jurors, while confined
in luy rooms, furniture for Court room, station
1ane years. or less than $1n.0 O rear
supreme % ron1t # thfs State your Committee fnd
peen reversed and OF these six only four have beer
reversed YER aor erTer committed BY tie Judge.
h ea1 sf Gat ,9 'i Of dons
he.n in session. being only s5l dnyz, as shown b;
ne tolntTollcrs report, and the good care takei
| IN requiring good bail. aud collecting the samc
and the fac, that go few eascs have been reverse,
y the sapfenc Court, we be-, leave to saw that ii
1hF ep'n3en Of Your co,nittcs, in the city Of chi
eas" i:a+ had faithful efficient and cicsp aimiu
1s1ta11on I'll the criminal Law
! LEGAL INTELLaGENcE
United ST!.TEa CIRCUIT CosRr-Befort T;do
1LtMsl* Eft77;tGond,- ,-Lon6dy No 5Iu-Nali1
, ! ht1sg tonT ty Eank We Marine Bank of ,'hica.,o
ense settled and dismissed. each party to pay It
nwn Costs No S33-Lcander Mcri1l VI. n. II
hrlioss. Greeley appeared in court to cxamiu
; 1n9Gh,nes referred to aud rrpurt to court. No
/ us r. J. Ecnnett- Defendant cntesrd rrco,
;e2etl co.teD,pt A'A~ ~
=, 1sesaaz-So. soS-7ames 3. Crosby u. !. =
stoper dc!anlt and ludgmcn; to be SIT aside u;,l
issm nj q all The taxed co.ts OF defendant. Eo
.1-s. O. narls VS. 5. Hetfcldt It al; dismissed o.
insalGn cf lIatDlIf. No 5a5--Chanccry. u.
Genid w. +. r. knights ct al; on motion oI MI
Iurstlottc, solicitor for dctcrdunt lcayc eivcn Il
1a1ther cross eaam11c Il. R. Knights bef5Sc il,i]
=: Hoyne, Esq, special master,
| StrEaoR GouRT-B.y0re Jutlge HiGgins-No
4 T. T. l!oWen Ct 81 vs. d. Valentine narnishcc :
n. T. Anderson. Order of Feb. Is disu,Issiu. s1ti
set aside No. s. Same vs.. samc. came orlcr IA
sS6. Timothy Lynch ys. z. il. AcCormIck Rms
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