, 1863-02-21

II the establishment OF an Asylum Tor erTlng
women, will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock
II the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, to take further action In the mat
CT. 4 full attendance is earnestly desired.
NEWSPAPER CoNsoL1DA71oS.-ThcF Firm-
rs Adrocate, heretofore published By J. Bon
uam, has been merged into the Prairie Fdna-
r. The Prairie Fdrnscr, which Is one Of the
best agricultural rapers published in the UNI
led States, will continue to be edited By Hen.
r. D. Emery and ". ". Corbett.
OUT SLEErEns.-Tircc boys named Pat
lick Kilroy, Robert Tanning and William
Raglan, aged respectively eleven, fourteen and
sixteen wears, were found early yesterday
morning a.leep In Ill unfinished building on
Dearborn street. They will be semitic the
Reform School
PRESENTATION TO Cart. TrnTLE.-A num-
her of prominent citizens, resident IN the
West Division, met on Thursday evening at
the Second Precinct Police Station and pre-
eentcd Capt. William Turtle with magnia-
cent silver mounted revolver. The presenta-
tion was made by julius White, and Captain
Turtle responded in 4 vein Of rich humor.
The company dispersed at 4 late hour.
Who WoU1ps'7 BE M1S1s1zR ?-Rev. ".
II. RYDER, the able and faithful pastor Of St.
Paurs Church, was made the recipient. few
evenings since, at the hands Of his Society, Of |
:, cheerful little check for 5000, as token Of (
their esteem. The pulpit Of St. Paul's must t
be pleasant little oasis in the desert. It Is
not often; in the game Of life, one gets so
beautifully checked.
FROM TIE NINETEENTH ILL1SoIs.-Corpo- |
ral VIM P. White, Of company G, 10Th ILL.,
nois, las been discharged, and arrived at his
home last night. Those having relatives or
friends in this regiment can call at 23s South
Desplaines street, where they will find Mr..
White, who will give any information that he
may possess. On Tuesday last, the regiment
was at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
PERsosAL.-Gallant Colonel Scott, Of the
equally gallant Nineteenth Illinois, who was
wounded ut Murfrcesboro, has arrived in this
city, attended By Capt. Bond, Of the 18th 1lli-
nois cavalry. Hundreds of the friends of the
gallant little hero will rejoice to sec him.
Capt. Vim, y. Danks, son Of Harvey
Danks, who has been connected with the
Army of the Potomac for sixteen months, and
been in all the battles without losing day,
is in the city on flying visit to his friends.
A CUn1os1rY.-Geo. B. Chittcnden, esq,
received yesterday an English patent, issued
on some recent improvement in the Wheeler
4 Wilson Sewing Machine, which is a curios-
ity in Its way. It is Of fine parchment, 2ox2s
inches, and the text is executed in the most
elaborate manner. 4 stamp Is affixed, which
shows the duty to have been five pounds stcr-
ling. But the seal is the great attraction; II
is Of wax, 6}< inches in diameter by l inch
thick, and Is pendent to the document by {
strong cord, and protected by strong ti1
bog, which gives it q rather ancient appear
ance. The cost Of getting out these letter
was 800.
ARRIVAL OF INDIAN CmEFs-On Thursda,
night number OF chiefs Of Minnesota tribe
Of 1ndians arrived at thu fremont, accompan
led by E. 4. G. Hatch, an Indian Agent 70
several years past, and Peter Ray, D, Gcorg
Morrison, Paul Beaubien, John George MOI
zison, and John johnson, Interpreters. Ther
are twenty-five Chiefs, representing the Chir
pcwa, Pillagers and Red Lake tribes.
Clark n. Thompson, Superintendent Of II
dian Aftairs, and Hole-in-the-Day, tue grea
Chief Of all the Chippcwas, are expected in
day OF two, when the whole party will 60 O
to Washington for the purpose of having
conference with the authorities in reference +
Indian affairs and difficulties. It is to b
hoped that some negotiations will be cntc7e
into which will have the effect to conciliat
these tribes and secure their friendship in til
future. The Chippewas hare been friendl
thus far, all the difficulties originating Wit
the Sioux. But there is some little dissatis
faction existing among some Of the othc
tribes, md it Is to adjust these differences thu
. this delegation Of Chiefs visit the acre:
Father"
STEALING MONET FROM TILE WATER Cur
girl named Jennie Rec
was arrested on Thursday, charged with II
larceny of s15 from Dr.. ], B. Gully, at tt
Lake View Water Cure Establishment 81
had been In the doctors employ as 4 domcst
for about a week, and on Wednesday last LEI
in company with another girl named Liz
Haz1ett, to come to the city. They did nj
return, and on Thursday DR.. G. missed Il
money, and supposing they had it, inlmed
ately came to the city In search Of them.
met Lizzie Hazlctt On the street, who at on
told him that she knew nothing Of It, turth
than having seen some money in the posse
eian Of her companion, and took the doctor
saloon On Clark street, where he found Je
nle enjoying herself finely. She admitted
king the money, and at the doctors Ecqus
accompanied him to the Centrnl Police S
tion, where she was locked up. In the Poll
Court yesterday morning, she plead gull
with the utmost nonchalance, and was held
$4o0 for trial in the Recorders Court. Sle
an old offender.
4 REronTKR In TRoCBLE.-Among its
merous recent changes, the Chicago I1st
added to its former corps new Rcpor
who yesterday visited Camp Douglas,
tsgraduatcd'' in an incredibly short period
time. Being endorsed by the Editor-in. .Ch
he was received at Headquarters, and inst
ted as to what we're the rules and regu1ati
at the Camp, one Of which was that he Il
not give to or receive from the prisoner
war any articles, of any kind wllatsoe
After pledging strict observance Of the RI
1a.ions, he was allowed to 60 forth tl,ro
the Camp. A few minutes after, he was
reGtcd and brought before Col. Came
charged With buying Confederate Scrip.
3>1ceH mt fuf1fv and ef That ho 1n1 ~