, 1863-09-05

Vu0 u Olu tQUACCp QEAlefB, mas retired
from the retail trade and Is succeeded at IS CLARK
street, bY Ho1acc March, who, to his OWN exteu-
niye stock, has added III OF Corb1n's, and fresh
brands Of genuine HAyanAs from New York.
Cotbin's corner is ono OF the landmarks of tie
city, and large number Of lovers OF the weed have
daily made their fragrant purchases there MI.
March will succecd to this trade albeit his store
is q uttle farther down the thoroughfare.
The new store Is most el'gib]y situated. and this
change Of base will work him no disadvantage
The quality Of his tobacco will be kept at It's pres
ent high standard
| TIE UPPER MIss1ss1rr1.-The Upper Mis-
siselppi River has 50 much improved By recent
rains that navigation is about as good as ever
| rs faz up as Prescott, tMrty.tve mfles this
eide Of St. Paul. to whichpolnt all the large pack
eta arenoW running. From Prescott passengers
aret taken up to St. Paul on smaller, but very
comfortable bosts. Since this improvement In
navigation the travel In the direction of st. Paul
| has largely Increased
TRINITY CHCRcn-Dr. Cummings has &C.
ctpted the call, and consented to become the
rector Of Trinity Church. The officers have writ
ten him to be here, II possible, In time to attend
the Epfscopalfsn Convention, on the 18th and 10th
Of September. He will probably preach his first
sermon to his new congregation on the following
Sunday, the aoth Inst.
CHURcH OF THE AscENsroN.-We arc re.
queated to etste that this church Will not be re-
opened as expected, tomorrow; but that on sun-
day, September 18th, 1t Is EXPECTED TINT tho i'm
prove mcnts now being made will be completed, at
which time this congregation invited to attend
service at the came hours.
UEDRR THE REVENUE AcT.-Before the
United States Commissioner, Philip Hoyne, ESQ.,,
| yesterday, the prosecuting officer dismissed the
complaint against Henry Colwell, charged with
violating the Revenue Act, by eelliag 1t public
ton without license, upon mitigating representa-
tionB made By the defendant the latter paying a1l
the costs and taking out license immediately.
4 REFORM SCHOOL CAsE.-About noon.
yesterday, officer Smith caught William Couuoss.
| a hoy OF eleven years, In the act Of making Of
with bundle Of pillows, bed clothes. DC, from
sleeping car at the depot Of the Galena and Chi
cago Union Railroad The young thief will be
examined before the Commissioner Of the Reform
School to-day.
To KEEP THE PEACE--Jncob Mil was
bound orer to the Recorders Court. and to keep
the peace, yesterday, in the sum Of three hnnk1ed
dollars, by Justice Cuthburtson, for threatening
10 take the life ofFerdinand Donus1o. From the
circumstances 1t did not appear that the threaten
ing party, though his language was violent, en-
tcrtaiued any bloody intentions.
SAEDs' CoMB1EAr1oN.-To-d Is the last
day this combination viii exhibit In Chteago
Without taking into consideration the excellence
OF the equestrian and ring performances, 1t is
wonderful how acurately the dogs and monkeys
have been trained to 90 through their interesting
roles. The believers In the transmIgration of.
eouls could extract 4 grim Of. comfort from
these remarkable exhibitions.
LlncEsr.-Jamea Hill, river thief, was
arrested Thursday night, for having in his pos
session quantity Of pig.iron. In the Police
Court, yesterday morning, he was examined and
held to ball. for trial In the Recorders Court, In
the sum OF $30l.
REs1sr1So IN ORF1cER.--A man By the
lame Of Miller, who WIS drunk and disordesly,
near the cornerof Wells and Madison streete, yes
terday, resented the imposition Of officer Smiths
hands By hour1shing formidable knife. He was
1ued and sent to Bridewen. -
NORTH STAR M1ss1os.-Rev. r IL Luther
Bu1mah, viii preach at the North Star Mission,
corner Of Division snd sedgwiek streets, on Sab.
bath evening at ~ o'clock. Mr. Luther. and
: Ara. Tintou, for thirty years missionary to In-
/: diA. Nin be at the Sabbath School at SPIN.
=. FELL OrERBoARp.-On Tuesday last in
Grand Traverse Bay, the mate Of the Propeller Og-
dcn.burg wts teeanga sail during the prevalence
Of high wind, and missing his footing fell over
board and was drowned. His name Ia Edmund
E1drtdgc, md he leaves wife and two children In
this city. Ills body has not been recovered. =.
:: PERSONAL. Col G. B: Lagow, member
Of Gen. Grants staff who has distinguished
himself frequently during the Southwestern cam.
paigu; Capt. Bzadley,A. Q. N; Capt. Green Dur
bin, A. @. H.; Com. G. ". Graham; Capt. W E.
Graham, and r. N. scap1on, A. p. c., arc at the
fremont House.
y For V1cKsBrRa.-CoTpoEal Gun1ock, of
tho Mercantile Battery, will leave for vicksbnrg
Tuesday, Sept. Str Any person wishing to send
letters OF email packages, will leave them with |
Bamiord & Baldwin, IS Lake street.
MARR1ED.-ln another column will be seen
the announcement Of the marriage Of the gallant
Col, n. R. H. Wallace; Of the 4th Illinois Cavalry.
Thc happy couple have departed for the East.
,s.cs
LosT :HER HusBAsD.-Mrs. Mary PierTa,
wtites to the .TRnusE from Vlcksburg, asking for
intelligence Of heT lost husband. He was taken |
n1tsones IN the battle Of ChIckssaw BaJou. near