, 1863-07-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

opened yesterday, but no business Of public
interest was transacted. Ills Honor, Judge
Davis, is announced to 60 upon tho bench
to-day, and in conjunction with Judge Drum
mond, take up causes which have been set for
hearing. On Tuesday, the 18th inst, there
Will be petit jury empannelled, aud the call
Of the trial docket commenced.
The Superior Court opened the July term
yesterday morning, as did also the Recorders
Court The call Of the clr11 docket will oc-
cupy the current week in the latter Court.
ANOTHER PFC H1c ExoURs1oy.-The Hon
roe Street Sabbath School will give another Of
their pleasant Pic mic Excursions to Des.
PLANES station-efxteen miles from the city
On the Northwestern Railroad, on Tuesday
the 14th inst. Few places III the vicinity Of
chtcago are so well adapted ~ nature and art
for pic MICS as is Deeplaines. The cars stop
In the midst Of prilncSal forest, just such us
Lopgfellow has deacribed in his Evangeline,
the Tale Of Acadia. Through this forest and
near the station flows the Desplaines River,
which probably combines more of pic ur-
esque beauty and romantic 1oreliness than
any other stream In our State. Good shade.
grass, n well of pure cold watcr, hills and val
less. flowers, birds and fish, swings, etc, to-
gether with The blind wheelbarrow, bows and
arEows, quoits. grace hoops, good dinners,
snd such other means Of amusement as the
e1cursionists will take with them will render
The Picnic to Desplaines one Of the most
pleasant Of the season.
Tickets for the excursion are for sale at
Root and Cady's Music Store, 95 South Clark
street; price 50 cents; children's tickets
half price Cars leaye the Chicago and North
western Depot, corner Of Canal and Kinzie
: streets, at 9:10 a. NJ Returning, leave Des-
plaines at SIS P. m., arriving In Chicago ut
$50 p. N.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Louis Levi,
German jew, whose place of business is at
No. 207 South Clark street, was charged in
the Police Court, yesterday morning, with re-
ceiying certain goods knowing them to have
been stolen. The property in question was
taken from The store of ]. R. Walsh, corner
Of Madison street and Custom House Place, a
week ago last Sunday. One of the thieves Is
in custody, and has made a clean breast Of 1t,
crty vas sold. nheyi was arrested, and over
two hundred dollars worth Of the missing
goods recovered. Els business Is ostensib1y
that Of dealer in tailors, trimmings, but the
search revealed many other articles Of which
full mention is not desirable just NOW, going to
show that tai1ors' trimmings was not tho only
articles In which he dealt. The prosecution
desired continuance Of the case until the
18th inst, when the flnal examination will be
had Meantime, Levi is held to bail in the
sum Of E, 900 for his appearance, and this not
being forthcoming, he is committed to the
county jail.
ABANDONMENT OF TEE EXCURSION 70 ST..
PAu1---Owing to the unprecedented low
water in the Upper Mississippt, the managers
Of the advertised excursion to St. Paul, have
been compelled to abandon the enterprise.
While this result viii be regretted by many,
II may be some satisfaction to know that q
trap up the river is, in the present stage Of
water, not q pleasant one.