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tors Of the burglary and theft. Their names
are CHARLES st. Clair, Charles Brown, John
Hs1E and james O'Nei1, as precious set Of
az ever Went unhung. On the
person OF st. Clair was found I,076 of the
stolen fuEas. The entire gang we're well
armed, having three revolyers, besides knives
aid clubs to the number Of half dozen. Two
bottles Of chloroform were also brought to I
light, ard quantity OF silver ware stolen
from the residence Of Mr. Washbun, No Ito !
North Wells Street, several nights ago. This
is undoubtedly the same gang that have been
operating SO extensively in this city during |
the past month, and the officers named de-
scfye great credit tor the 1Ai.hfM discharge Of
ttcir duty.
The 71arine Arti1Iery---lndfsaatIon
Meeting
Ameeting Of friends OF the parties enlisted !
some months siIee by Caltaia James
H,s1op, in the Marine ARTILLERY, was held on
Saturday afternoon at the Light Guard Hall, !
IL n. Zimmerman presiding. AS our readers |
were apprised, letters we're read from some Of
the enlisted men, alleging tha. they have been
grossly deceived aid badly trea1ed-that in
stead Of entering the ganboat service they
have been attached to New York Infantry
regiments, and that they have been otherwise
abused. They demand justice. and urge their
tEieDds at home to right their wrongs for
them. The meeting, after some discussion,
appointed committee to present the matter
to the proper authorities and seek redress.
44,tA ti,ufs 41,a 3,1..+rr 1ta13
Uyslop was sent cut Of town. He has since
return on recruiting service, has called OF
Us, and desires us to publish the folio 8ing
orders under which he has been ac.inE:
United STATES ARTILLERY SERVICE.
uEAptsrAl;7rFs MAu,SE AEr1LIEnY.I
NEW YORK, april 70, ISL (
Captain James 1ly=lop:
SIR: Yon VII! proceed at once to Chicago. and
there and 1hst vicinity, recruit and muster iito
the United Siafc vice. fer h: 1nari1ic r:i;rry
regiment. sEch recruits as shall be fuulid :,ad
them 10 be trsnst,urtel to the dcpot Of this
regiment aud You Will eS:-ciee all lie. dIni au-
thuIi1y for the s,zlt end and. captain Of this
r'sEina.nt duly mi:t=rs1 int" the United States
fsiric. ys,u WI: gct With autIlsrty ar a. th.
Is Iccetal. 1on vii; report within len days
{ol.ActD H. Il. MANCHESTER,
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding.
~, Mus1cring Gflccr.
ApsUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
NA:lnSsToS, April II. 1S,iz.
Li1u:cEart CGlonrl saEchcstcr, Commanding Ma-
rlEc Artillery, New York:
Colo>E1., ] am instructed to eax that authority
j. :!rl1'e e complete Ie. organization Of the ma
ri1.e artillery tC3l. ucTard) as ten coHpan,.s Of
li;ta1'.s | .n.. coieuei, very 1c5psc:fnily, yoar
Assistant AujI1ant Ge:1rral
New 1oRK. April q, 1862.
| he7sh5 certify shut the above ia :rus copy Of
th. orig,,.al letter of G=o u. isuE.l.s. Assistant
i.tt;stHu: tt+ Msai L s. L si-nrd by kun III my
lutee.-cc, and new in mY ktepny.
| II. \. M.ScIE=TEn,
Lieutenant Colonel Ct Mcran. Artillery.
| Capt. Hys1op informs us that recruits for
marine artillery service arc enlisted and mus,
ttrtd into service as infantry, iu all cases.
Tney draw SIS per mouth as such. In addi.
tion to this, they are entitled TO and dra9 SC
| Eer month from tie Quarter raaas.tr's Depart
mtn:, fer extra duty while aboard ship, OF
when in hospital The pcrtiss from this cit,
| now complaining, when arriving ut Slater
Island, were, at thsir osen request, mustered il
as New York recruits, in order TO secure th'
New York city and State bouuties, amounting
to $1U0 apiece, which, in addition to th
United States bounty Of SIS, wss paid t.
them before lhey sailed fer Newbern. AS fas
as tho gunbcs's now preparing shall arrive 4
N.~beti', these recruits will he put on boar
10 do .unaoit Guty. Tie fact that they Wei
mustered in as New York volunteers, is OWN
TO receive tic bounty.
Meeting of the Gnun. Hens Christia,
Ab.-s'Gihtissl+
The regular meeting OF tire Young Men
! @I,,t rS,f. 7, = l.
ut their rovlus, lhe President, Dr.. uollistc,
| il. the cnlir.
The u, votiora! Committee reported the il
tt'cst il. the Iails Noon meeting aud the Sl
ulday evening meeting, AID u:Zed ine attend
:<nce AID int!Aence Of Ill present
The War Cu.1 mittee reported that durin
Tie 1lel,th meetings have been held each ever
= i,g in tlt Ctapcl ut Cauip Douglas, aud VEL
well attendsd. Two meetings have been hel
III the Wab,sh Avenue l5-1ho DIST Episcop
Church, aid 5:3 collected. Collection
: Wifi. also 1tade in the New Ea:
( ls.d Church. They reported having sent
: letter 10 thosc Pastors in our city in who:
e .lu:caes 1uletings have not been held, au
: asking contributions to aid in the work. Tt
= l:tstrs received from cha2lains and others
r 7hc amy are encouraging. The receipts
c books, papers, &c, 1ro1n abroad were {, =
g hymn books, 80 bound volumes, and :s,U
: papers. THESE were received in exchange +
$ packs OF playing cards given up By soldie
in Camp Douglas. They have prepared 3 II
| ter to the pastor in the North vest, asking
Q help to carry forward the work.
y THE TRACT COMMITTEE.
= s'Si1ce our report cf last month, 0 distric
:. have been Organized, with superintendent
and hands Of earnest Christian labortrs. II
!, makes &c districts in good working order, al
partially SO. Twelve yet remain unocc
pied .".*D0 pages OF tracts in English, q
1880 psges in foreign languages, maxi
10 $50 pages in all that have been Issued
IL the distributors. We are averaging a crcu
ton, at present, of &C 600 pages mouth
Of As neither the supeIinteadents nor yisitt
,e are ytt accustomed to report their work r,
e. ula1]y, We are unable to give to this meeti
10 nsucA more tAan these bare statistics. Sol
,f Of the results God permits us now and th
q. to ste, but the larger part win only be kno
r. on the great day OF fral account From
N district reports, and most Of them inco
L ! i1C1Cs NC uLA 4oi ElllA4tA lHEO >
q. bath School, IS persons induced to atte
en- church, and 5 CASTS Of conversions. A
n csses ore mentioned Of persons refusi
a tracts, while there are frequently those y
receive them with very warm expressions
-. pleasure and thanktulness. 1t is pleasi,
~ too, to notice the interest and hear!iness "
~ which visitors speak Of their work, some
al cIaIirE purpose never to abandon IT, a
~. ~ others expressing surprise at the une1pec1
IL pleasure it affords them to do good. OH
ee feel the deep responsibility Of their positi
'n- and with conscious weakness look up TO
" strength-giser.
~ dr. E. ". HaWlcy. superintendent Of
:, tract work, reported q number OF tncide
10 connected with the distribution Of tra'
r. some Of which brought tears to the eyes
go the audience, and proved conclusively the
po1taEce Of the good work
Rev. DR.. Patton spoke for a few nome,
TX encouraging the Association, and saying I
on the work, If it continued to be blessed
the God, would meet With the cooperation
mn earnest support Of all the churches Of Chr
ISIS Alter some brief remarks by Rev. Mr.. :
an ltaneon Of the Reformed Dutch Church, 4
hat Mr. Wzcnn Of North 8tar Mission, aud
Z IN President Of the Association, the benedict
she uas pronounced, and tie audience epen
: - s:@.st. r i'm: in sceih talk Rnd adjourned.