, 1863-09-14

US1oS LEAGrE.-The Union League will
meet at Warmers Hall Monday evening at halG.
past p. m. promptly. a fr=telass speaker and
h1st-c1sRs music may be expected. A full attend.
ance is deaired.
DRowHED.-A sailor named Frank Cor
man was lost ovcrboard from the schooner Dread.
pought, of Two Rivers, on the gth tnetAnt. Ey.
cry exe1tion was made to recover him but In
vain.
MORE sTEAM TCGs FOR Cmc4Go.-The
Detroit -Adre,tiser says: >sThe tugs Stranger
and Sol. Rummage, we learn, welc to take their
departure 1aet evening for Chicago, whero they
viii be engaged in harbor service thercmairdcr Of
the Season.
D1ooA.-Tle Assessor Of the town of
Bloom, Cook County, returns the ralue Of person.
the real property az over $4,000 This Is about
one-third Of The actual values.
ISQCEsT.-0n Saturday morning, M inques!
was held On the body Of Caroline, witc OF Henry
Kirchner, living on South. ncar Halsted street
who was drowned IN the river near Halstcd street
bridge. Verdict accordingly.
Diocesan CoNyEST1oy.-TheA Annual Con
vcnt1on Of the Diocese Of Illinois will meet at the
Bishops Church. on Wednesday morning, Sept
10Th, at 10 O'Clock. The Rev. C1iuton Locke will
preach the sermon. The address by Bishop White.
house viii be delivered OIL Thu1zday morning, at
10 O'Clock.
FoR RE11EA1sA1.-The members Of the Musi-
cal Union are requested to meet at their rooms
n Methodist Church Block, Monday evening at
afs,1,% hfm1 nn1a
be at the rooms every Thursday and Saturday,
between THREE and six O'Clock in the afternoon,
70 examine candidates for admission.
SHE M1ssrRE1s IN BRIAN HA11.-That
excellent company Of minstrels. known as Arling.
ton, Leon Donniker's, which, during the last
wfl!erseo materially contributed to the amuse-
7nent Of eur citizens, Will open again at Bryan
uall, on Morday evening. It Is unnecessary to
speak otthe merits Of this company. The mere
announcement Will i'll the hall.
old. vas run over by an omnibus, while crossing
the st1eet, neat the Adams House, On Saturday,
braktpg her ribs and crushing her hip. She Ia a
dauehter Of Dr.. cwtis, Of Jersey City, on yisi1
atH- c. Van Shaacke, ~ Adams street. We hop,
the eriver will be properly dealt with, II the result
OF carelets driving.
E Amougthe interesting matter published
in this day tseue IL letter on Chronic Bronchitis
by DR.. James Hunter. Of 1s4 Clark street, in thii
I city. This Is the ffth letter whic1 that gentle
man has addressed to us onthe subject Of the dis
eases to which he pays special attention. It will
we doubt not, be 1ead with much interest," not on],
by the public generally but also by the
TIE FOREIGN ELEMENT vs. TIE SOLDIERS
| It y III be remembered that some months ago
at one Of the Sabbath Pic Mics, given By the Cath
olies 1t Cottage Grove, there was come difficult.
between those interested in the rlc-Nic and tn
soldiers, which resulted in general Aght-bot.
soldiers and citizens being badly bruised, and
policeman stabbed. The feud between the tw,
clnases etil exists, but no outward pat1liat1c dem
oIsnations have been made until yesterday. Th
st. Petezc tcatholIc} Church Society gave Pic
Nic att the Beer gardens yesterday. tho profits o
which are to bs appropriated towards the esectio,
ofthcir new church, corner Of Clark md Poll
st1eeta. Some four thousand persona were Il
attendance; vaes 4 Deans Light Guatd Band ius
nishtd the music, and until about five O'Clock al
passed of apparently to the satisfaction OF tn
Pic c-Nic-ers. 4 IienteEant OF one of the com
panict got into dispute about the entrance-titk
Il 10 the picnic Harsh words were followed b.
eevere b)owf, aud several from each side engaged
In the melee. A sanad OF military was promptly
ordered to tie fpot to qaell the disturbance b,
bringing to their camps all soldiers there NJ
lives were lost, noIe dangerously wounded, buI
soEe half q dozen welt away with black eyes ant
bruised heads.