, 1863-08-27

DR. HUH1ER.-We publish to-day second
letter from DR.. james Hunter Of 1s4 Clark
street in this city, Physician for diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. Dr. Il. treats the sub.
ject In his usual able manner. His letter will
be read both by the profession and by patients
with Interest.
TURNED Ue.-B. J. scmmes, a young Law
ser Of this city, Of the 'gBuck Morris" per
sunsion, who very quietly withdrew from
Northern society and damaging associations,
nearly two 5ears ogo, has turned up as mem
ber Of Gen. penberton'6 staff. He was pa.
rolled with tho rest Of the traitors captured at
Vlcksbuyg.
ConoNER>s Coroner schmIds
held an Inquest Tuesday night, on the body
OF Edward Bremer, aged SIX years, son oil
Captain Bremer, Of the schooner Haskell, who
fell overheard from the vessel on Sunday af
:ernoon Inst. The body was recovered on
Tuesday evening, and the jury returned yer.
dict Of @tuccidentally drowned"
LAEczH1.-A junk dealer named Charlcs
Lewis was arrested Tuesday evening with eey
Lave been stolen from the docks alopr
the south Branch. Yesterday morning
In the Police Court, & part Ct the iron wat
identified, and Lewis held to bail In 800 to
:sl1'car at the Recorders Court for trial.
TIE BUasErr Housr.-N. Il. sawtelle,
.nctioIeer Of ~ Dearborn street, has called
upon us to eay TINT our account OF the arrest
xf disTepu1ablc characters from the Burnett
Hcutc, md their punishment in the Police
Court Is calculated to do him injustice. He
says that he dikpoted Of his interest in that
establishment on the 30ih of June last, and
brings us evidence of the fact.
CHARITABLE READISas.-The charitable
resdipgs Of Madam Lizzie Bell, to place upon
a permanent footing The Bell Institute, OF
Home for the Orphan Daughters Of Vo1nn-
tecEs arc attracting considerable attention.
We notice Tint several Of our Eastern cotem-
'1osaries speak in extrayngant terms Of the
fair eiocutiorist- On Friday night, ut Bryan
Hall, the first entertainment will be given or
course the hall will be filed.
McV1cKEn:s THEA1RE.-"Dot' has made
a't1ue impression aid continues to fill the
Theatre nightly with brilliant audience.
No drama presents better opportunity for
fine actors, and nr. Couldock and daughter,
Mr. McVickeE, and Mrs. Myers are most ex-
ce1lent representatives of these characters.
The new members Of the company appear to
advantage. Don't fail to 60 early and see
the beautiful changing scene from deep
fnresf fr ptr a5e ~nf+ora
ABUSING A SERrAxr.-A drunken scamp by
the name Of E. A. Knapp, who resides near
the corner Of Foster and Polk streets, was
brought before Justice NcDoIe1, yesterday,
charged with abusing colored boy whom le
Inns kept chained DOM like dog, and several
times beaten him woree than any human man
would beat brute. seyerM Of his neIghbors
testified TINT he had thus abused the colorcd
boy, and that Knapp Was the terror Of the
whole neighborhood. insulting ths ladies In
the vicinity, and on more than one occasion
hethrcatered them with bodily injury, at the
same tlme hourislllng butcher knife before
them. The apparently we'll sustained charges
against this inhuman outlaw, were settled by
his paying $8 fine.
ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH. HYDE
PAnK-The corner stone Of st. Paul's Epls.
coFal Church, Hyde Park, Fill be laid With
Masonic ceremonies on Tuesday, September
1st, 1868, at half past four O'Clock in the after
nccn, On which occasion, an appropriate I'D.
dress Will be delivered by Prof. 81. A. John
son. Tie trdns wI1l leave the Central depot
Mt half nast three o'clock After the ceremo-
uies, supper will be furnished at the Hyde
Park House. In the evening the ladies Of the
church Will hold musical Eolrce and festival
in The parlors of the hotel, at which Miss
DcPe]grom and two members Of the Baker
family, together with other musical cclebri-
ties, win be present The train will leave
Hyde Park at 7:2o, and special train at II
O'Clock. Fare for tie round trip twenty five
cents
ST. JOSEPH PEACHEs.-Parties who are re-
Gently tom the peach orchards Of Michigan
ssy that the prom1se Of an abundant crop,
made early In the eea.on, Bids fair to be more
1han realized. This will he good news to the
fruit1ov1ng portion Of this community, who
can III sfond TO pay the present high prices
demanded BY deaIers for this fsuit, now almost
m article Of prime necessity We have re-
celved from Dr.. Collins Of St. Joseph, by the
. hand Of H. r. Stanley, his agent, IS State
:, street, basket of Hale's Early, the ava,.t
courier Of the great multitude Of peaches
which are to follow. In week or two, we
slal1 be in the midst Of the peach harvest, and
It such peaches ss these arc the contribution
of Dr.. Collins to the fruit market Of Chicago,
we can assure him he will he abundnntly pat
Ionlzcd. They were excellent peaches.
! a HEAVY Surr.-Elisha s. WadsEorth, Esq,
who was for years the active and managing
partner Of the extensive dry goods house OF
Cooley, Wadsworth g. Co., which hrm Was in
18G2, charged to Cooley, FarEen d Co., has
filed y bill In the c!isncery side Of the Cook
County Circuit Cont, for an accounting and
settlement of the business Of said firm. Mr.
Wadswo1th claims that the concern is iudebt-
ed to him In the sum Of &o00, 900, and that he
is unable to obtaln from his late partners an
equitable adjustment Of the disputed balance.
At the time of the dissolution Of The late
inn, settlement was made with Nh. Wads-
worth, which he now claims to have been
1alse and fraudulent The affair has crcateda
great deal Of talk in mercantile circles, and
viii at least pay a handsome fee to the legal
t1ate1nity. Messrs. Woodbridge qnd Grant
are HI. Wad eWcrth's attorneys.
REBEL PRISONERS At CAN'T DOUGLAS
There have arrived at Camp Douglas, up to
1he present time, three thousand one hundred
3na taafty'two prisoners principally Nor