, 1863-08-20

HORSE Tu1Er.-A negro man was yester
day arrested for having in his possession
horse Which is alleged to have been stolen
He was locked up to await further develop
meuts.
DRowrHD.-A boy, nine years old, the sor
Of Mrs. A. Black, who resides on the corner
of Monroe and Peotia streets. while fishing
yestendxy from the 1reakw1ter, fall overheard
aud was drowned. Els body has not get been
recovered.
peorEy1,5a,-Wel learn that the Methodist
Church at Bridgeport, which has been under
e,oinr an extensive enlarg for some time
INST. will be re-opened next Sabbath. Be
opening services to be conducted by Rev. DR..
Il1aDy.
P1EsEHTA71oR.-A very pleasant affair
tsanspircd last evening ut the armo.y OF the
Chicaro Light Infantry, Just previous to the
company'e breaking ranks. Capt Dewitt
was called to the front and presented with q
complete uniform, tho gilt Of the members Of
bis company.
EVANSTON Excurs1oS.-The Desplaines
Street NJ E. Sabbath School has m excursion
to Evanston to-day, the Goth, leaving
the milwaukee, Railroad Depot. corner OF Ca
nal and Kinzie streets, at 6:45 L. N. Tickets
for adults fifty cents; Tor children twenty-five
cents.
To VEST s1DERs.-This is the Last day up
On which the tickets Of the City Railway Co
will be received on the Madison and Randolph
Street lines. After today, they will be good
upon tho State Street line only. Persons
wishing to exchange them for the tickets Of
the West Division Company, can do SO at the
office IN the Garrett Block, on State Street.
Fon TIE MERCANTILE BA1IrRy.-Lieut.
Throop. Nho expected to leave Tie city last
evening, will remain untsl Friday, for tha pur-
pore Of accompanying those desiring to join
the battery.
Office In Mercantile Association Rooms,
corner Lake and State streets. up stairs.
An IHuUMAK Mo1nRR.-Tuesday after-
noon John G. Urc saw woman with child
In her arms. walking about the City Gene
man shoemakera, without tho babe; and sAn
later, eaw her going to the horse ca.s. He
Hooked about and found the neglected little
Innocent lying on the grass. He overlook the
cars and compelled the motherto 60 back and
gct 1,er babe, (only six weeks old, } aud repor-
ted the case 10 . policeman. She Was arrest
cd, examined and fined yesterday morning.
TEE GREAT REnELL1oE.-Tha concert to
q be given By MI. J. N. Haga. and three hun
dred young misses Of Chicago, Is desersed1Y
ATTRACTING the attention OF concert goers.
From the advertisement which appears in an
other column, IN idea Of what Mr. Haear
proposcs to DO In th}s exhibition can be
gathered, and, also, that other pratseworthy
fact thut one hnlf Of the net proceeds Of this
scrics 60 to the soleiers' Eome aud the 6anl.
tary Commission.
RECKLESS DRvHa.-There was co1lision
On North Wells street, on Monday evening,
between IN establishment driven by Timothy
OIca1y md one driven by Mrs. Mary Nc
Carthy, resulting In throwing the latter ont
npon the gravel street with Ench torcs as to
break three Of her RIBS and otherwise serious
IL ip5ure her. Mr. O'1easy Was arfalgned ut
The Police Court, but as the extent
Of tie injuries which Mrs. Mccarthy received
wns not fully known, he IVES held to bail in
S50D for further examination.
lee % PRo1--We1l, what Of t.? Only
fh1s-thc ladies of one Of the leading City
Mission organizations second to few, #
any, in abundant labors-haye arranged with
the authorities Of the Northwestern Railroad
Tor m excursion to Green Bay, only costing
FLO for the round trip. It Is rare chance,
and should be improved. The train will leave
on the morning Of September I'd, at 845.
Tickets may be obtained Of James Boyd,
Banker, 50 Clark street, andat &C Washington
street, and they are good for ten days.
TIE 651H ILLINOIS HEARD FRoM.-Lieut.
Miller Of the 65tl, Left tho regiment ut Gov
jngton, Ky., on the sixth He reports them
all well and In the best spirits. They were
to o1eport at Danyiile On the 6th, and expected
to 60 forward to Cumberland Gap at an early
day. Col. Cameron is commanding the Cd
Brigade, Sd Division, a3Sd army corps. D. G.
Bradley is acting Assistant A5it- General, and
Lieut. -Floy yd-Aeting Asst Inspector General Of
The DiyIslon-
Phinips' Battery was ut Covington, await
ing the arrival OF new Parrot guns. Lieut-
Stephenson Was on the sick list; the others
were generally well
JoHs SMITH II TROUBLE AeArN.-A few
days ago Mr. A. G Smith was summoned by
Telegraph to attend the funeral Of his mother,
In Macomb county: After be had left, John
Smith, brakeman on the II. 8. Railroad,
Etole his black coat, with $40, which mas
hangipg in room ut the house where both
boarded, and Ut once left on train for Tole-
do. The landlord suspected him, and re-
ported his doubts to the police, who arrested
John upon the return Of the Toledo train,
andupon examination Of his baggage, the miss
ing coat was found hid beneath all hIs OWL
clothes In the bottom Of the trunk. BE WAS
held to bail in $500 to appear Mt the Recorders
Court for trial.
EXTENSIVE LARCEST.-Robert and Sarah
Jones, husband and wife, were yesterday er-
aminea ut the Police Cou1t, upon the charge
Df stealing $S37.50 in gold and $40 In silver
from Mrs. Ann Curay, q neIghbor, residing
nt 257 North Kinxle street, mud found guilty
and held to bail in $500 to appear at the Be-
cotder's Court. The day before the larceny
Mrs. CurTay showed the specie, therein ex-
hihitiDg degree Of pride altogether pardon
able under the circumstances, and when she
discovered that 1t had been extracted, natur-
ally suspected her. A search warrant was
Obtained, and On Tuesday night the money
WIS found in the prisoners house, buried In
the earth at the foot Of the stairs. The par.