, 1863-05-19

PERsosA1.-Wc regret to learn that Judge
Manierzc still lies dangerously Ill ut his resi-
dcncc-
41,oTuEsrs.-Thc Motments of the Mer-
eanti]c Battery will be paid at the supcrT1-
sorr, room. Court House, this afternoon.
prrr LAncrsr.- Michael Latin, boy OF
thirteen. vas arrested yesterday aud sent to
the Reform School for petty larceny.
cu.sar OF Bishop Simpson
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church Is about
ia chapcc his residence from Evnnston In this
county to Philadelphia.
ClHK--E1.Police Commissioner T1ttle WAS
presented with gold headed cane, on satar-
day afternoon, By the Superintendent and
Captains Of Police.
Nor1cE,-Those who nFe expecting 10 aI-
tend the Illinois General Association neA1
week. "Wednesday, 27th inst, are requested 10
.ora r. their names to Geo. P Perry, Esq,
Geneseo.
<,o.,ronr4B1E CoSsTABLE.--John Com
-. a,a<ted IN the Democratic ticket Us
,onrtv constable for four years, WIS arrested
~. ho;nc found in disordcrly den on Satur-
nv M NIGHT, and fined IS in the Police Court
Yesterday morning.
F,,n MrHrRErsBoRo.-P desirous Of
sending letters or packages to the Ssth regi-
ment or Board Of Trade Battery, can have
them forwarded by leaving them at the War
Rooms, Is Garret Block, to-day and tomorrow
and Thursday morning.
PgEsESTAuox.-lIeut, Pinckncy 8. Cone,
Of the Mercantile Battery, was presented on
Saturday with handsome sword, belt aud
sash, and pair Of Smith d Wesson's reSol-
yere By his friends. The affair WAS pleasant
one, and tie gifts well deserved.
Bor Losr.-A little boy three years Of age,
son of E. 8. Wells, Esq, who resides at 1oo2
Wabash avenue, was lost from his home yes
ferday afternoon. He wore blue and white
plaid cloak. Any Information leading to hi.
recovery will be most gratefully received b
his distressed parents.
IL sTroCB1E.-The notorious Mother Mail!
and James Mails, whose names are most init
mately connected with the municipal polio
annals, were arrested yesterday, heavily fined
and the execution suspended to allow then
an opportunity to lcase the city. We trus
there will be speedy departure Of tn
Mails.
PREsgsrA7loS.-On Saturday, c. 3. Fie}t
the ab1c Chief Assistant Assessor under Il
Wadsworth, was presented By the Assissal
Assessors with full set Of silver tea servic
consisting Of thirteen costly pieces, bearlr
the following inscription: "Presented to
r, Field, By the Assistant Assessors Of Il
First District Of Illinois, as q token Of the
esteem"
An ESeL1FnMAv ON TIE. RELATIONS
d ENGLAND AND DAMER1cA.-Mr.Jo il DIN Patterso
a member of the Liverpool Chamber of Col
mcrce, and one Of the Lancashire Aneric
Commit. &c, who is now on visit to our cor
try, and at present in this city, has consent
to give an address on t'The relations Of Ell
land and AMERICA at the Scotch Church.
Fulton, near Clinton street, this evening.
ANOTHER RAILROAD DIsAsrER.-Sunt
night, freight train on the Michigan Son
EiA Ata44AVAAa ~*ob3 sAAA VII e4% sA@e'
the Junction, cap=izing the locomotive :
three or four freight cars, and smashing th
up at terrible rate. It Is said that the ~
dent was owing to the neglect Of the swift
man, who left the switch in such man
1hut the t1uins ran Oft at the ends Of the "a
We hare heard no estimate Of the damage.
POLICE Counr.-As usual, Monday mo
ing presented motley crowd before Just
Miller. About ninety cases were disposed
about equally drunk and disordcrly, and ke
ers and inmates Of houses Of i'll fame. Tt
co1ored burglars, named Sim. Cole, Jim.
le5, and Joseph Smith, connected with
extensive burglary already published, u
held to bail in 81 600 each, for their app
apce before the Recorder.
TuEsTEnEorucoN- stereoscopic c
bitiou at Bryan Hall, last evening, was att
ed bya fair audience. Although the exhibl
was not entirely perfect, owing to deflcl
in the light, still the majority Of the sc
were beautifully presented The manager
promise better light this evening, an
earnestly advise our readers, who have
sire TO witness what Is really splendid
duct3on Of art, to 60.
TuEArnE.-Mr. Booth was welcomed
night at McVicker's By d Gne audience
acted Claude Melnotte as few actors o,
American stage can do. Tie applause h
ceiyed was well bestowed and well me,
He appears this evening as Richard III, =
will undoubtedly ill the house. On 7
day, we understand, q large party are co
from Beloit to witness this talented your
list.
A HANDSOME CtLLECT1oS.-At the
Presbyterian Church last sundny eve
Rev. z. H. Humphrey, the Pastor, preae
sermon so convincingly eloquent th
touched both tho hcarte and the pockt
bis flock. Al the close, u collection was
up, by subscription, amountingto to tht
little sum of tuelre thousand dollars.
handsome sum is to be applied to tht
..ment of The Church debt, amounting
600. The bagatelle Of q balance will be
raised, and with it the debt extinguishe
The F1fTT.E16H1u.-The 58th regl
now st Camp Butler, Ill, has been desfe
to remain in the State-to perform the
for which the five regiments for State f
were being raised. This is good sele
The 56th Las seen a great deal Of seryie
both the men and the officers arc re1i:
all places and under all circumstances.
special order from the War DepartmeI
regiment stil continues recruiting T
GERS ore anxious to have the thlnned
filled to the maximum standard in a fc1
I and are making every effort to acco
their object
CoRoSER's hcrEsTs.-Saturday at
Coroner Schmidt held an inquest up
body Of boyaged five years an
snonths, son Of Arnold Pfeffer, VII
on West Taylor street, near
street. The child, bright, healtl
tie fellow, vent into the gar
pick some salad, returned to the hot
taken violently III, somited freely, Tas
into couvulsions, aud died within an
report spread about the ncighborho
the child had been poisoned, and all I
ridiculous things we're said. The
ordered post ssorttrn examination, II
suited In finding the stomach badly il
and finding further proofs Of the ct1sc
fon. A further eearch revealed 1or