, 1863-02-05

Recorders Court. !
The Grand Jury of the Recorders Court |
yesterday presented the following additional
true lills; and then adjourned to Monday |
next:
Pierce Dorau, assault with intent to kill. |
This is tho hero Of the West Side shooting
affair, who was foolish enough to cndangcr
his own neck because his wife loved another |
man better than himself. There is no ques-
tion but that his suspicious were well g1ound-
ed, as the subsequent arrest and committal of
Casey, his wifc's paramour, for adultery, in-
dicate; but instead Of gratefully thanking his
wifu for conducting 1lcr ainoprs SO loosely as
to render her detection certain, Doran at
tempted to take her life. His trial is set for
Friday.
Smith Lawrence and David 4. Pegrigo, two
indictments, one for riot and the other for
false imprisonment. These arc the two per-
sons, residents of Joliet, who visited the
study Of The Rcy. E. ". Hager, III the Church
Of the Holy communion, on the night Of the
Glib Of January, and atler locking the door,
made an attack upon that gentleman, compel
ling lin to sign paper which purported to
connect him with certain disrcpntablc trans
actions. II will be remembered that they
were promptly arrested, and held to bail in
s3,cc0 by Jnstice DcWo1f They are ROW III
d;ctcd rs specified above, and will have a
| speedy trial. The witnesses named to be exam
iued on the trial arc Rev. E. ", Hagcr, officer
J. MeCaulcy, F. II. Burnham Clerk, Briggs
| House) Samuel II. Kcrfoot, aud James Nc
31al,on.
| Thomas Flynn aud William johnson, rob-
bery. These arc the 6coundrels who garrotcd
| an old man named Alexander Patterson, u
few weeks ago, near Dearborn Park, when
they not only robbed him of his money, but,
1t is believed, inflicted ouch injuries upon him
as to cause his death. He died at the City
Hospital, few days ago, and in MI probabl1-
ity Oh that account they will be turned loose
again, as Patterson was the principal witness
against them.
Hugh Patterson, robbery. T1is fellow is
another Of the same gang as the above.
John Williams, Nathaniel and Rose Dexter,
John Smith, L. Loughlin, Philip schlosscn,
James Finnegan, Geo. Seymour. Geo Wheel
| er, two indictments, and Jas. Reynolds, two
indictments, larceny.
Ex-A1d. 'Dinny' CougIlin Of the 'Tinth,' was
also indicted for "usiug violent language"
Which We suppose is equivalent to sstlreats. -
Visit from Members of tic Indiana
| Legts1ature.
4 committee from both branches of thu
Indiana Legislature, appointed to visit the
Northern State Prison, at Michigan City. per
formed their mission on Tuesday. The fol
lowing named members came to this city yes
tcEday morning, and returned last evening
namely:
| J. D. Milroy, Il. u. Akcroyd, 4. G. Brogan
B. II. Hanna, A. G. Burton, ]. G. Howard
Thos. r. Cobb, s. Z. Parsons, G. s. Brown
and Tbos. Clifford, copperhcad Democrats
and h. Kngore, Jno. L. Roc, and G. F.. Kin,
bail, Union Republicans.
The visit Of this committee, with the cx
ception Of Aessrs. Kilgorc, Roe and Kimball
waspurcly' for political purposes. They wen'
eloseted with McComas. Story, and others O.
That ilk, ut the Sherman udusc, during tht
larger part Of the dny. The visit Is signia
cant one at this junct11re In national afE,irs
The Neturn OF ParoIed Mcn.
JOLIET, Jan -, 1858.
f.Editors Chicago Tribune:
4
places in the STATE NUN ber OF paro!ed men, wht
hasc been exchanged. and ar. desirous OF rr]olnIn
their regiments, Can you inform 'is what pro
| vision is made for their return: AS INQUIRER.
Iifthey return here, and report to.Captai1
Pumeroy, 20 Washington street, they will b
furnished with transportation 10 their regi
ments. lftltey can't get here, write him 70
transportation to this point, and they vii
then bc sent forward.-Eps.]
4 AGEASp T1nrnAS's BAL1--At q mcctin.
Of exempt frcmen, held at the hall of IL
Firenaau's Benevolent Association, on motiol
Mr.. s. Mcbride WAS elected President an
. Mr. Thomas Buckley, Secretary.
The Chair stated the oh}cct Of tho ucetin;
!, 10 b. to get up grand Firenan'a Ball. O.
motion of Mr.. Grcenbauua, one from, each 6
tho old volunteer Companies was appointe
to act US managers. On motion the Prcsiden
and sccrctary were authorized to notify th
managers to meet at the Hall Of the Fireman
, Benevolent Association on Thursday eycnin
$ next, February 9Th, At * O'Clock. It Na
r also resolved that the Ball be held on III
6 evening Of the esd Of Februarr, Washington
| birthday.
= The following gentlemen were appoiutc
;, | managers:
r No-1-J. J. Ciirpic .,, ~
e ~ az r Wnna' nn'tH'16ef 40: te-C Folx.
J. ii d--p. Casey. -; Grant;
q" sd. Wilde. 1-TT;;A Aeshoeke.
IL 4. G-R. h. Williams, Uosc 1-E @culnhes
le T-P. Groef- :" s-E TnEEsGtt'
- :. &C. Chay!eston. an TieSs.,
.7 g--P. Fitxgcra1d- t-p. Mullia.r
a "1Q-J. Sch5nck. 6-P. LudwicE
/, "u-N. Simonds. ~ G-M. Z. SHAY
u For TIE S87u lLL1No1s.--Col Sherman
L. the sSth Illinois, leaves for his regiment ne
T. Eu,,day evening. He will take letters or ?,