, 1864-01-18

hDwurkR RNAv10AT1os.-Acor correspondent
in1ofns NJ that IN the wintor Of 1860 and 70 A.r-
un oseen d 90. cut cut the Milwaukee, which h1d
sprung teak over On tbs east shore, up the Chica-
e. unsef nom below Rush street to the drg dock ot
Mlnee q 6to.'s, above Chicago avenue, With III
than "a inches, and that that v,a h6lievod tn hs
the frst extensive case Of stmidw,uter" nsrfca.
non attempted IN this city. He doubts the state
meut thai vessel was cut out at Mttu.rtae
through Ice = tnches in thickness. The tt,n,
IN question Was clipped trom Milwaukee paner.
AoTuERLT AFFECr1oy.-A oi-, .h,,,+ s..
ycars old fell down in 1T yesterday .fternoo1
at tho Washington Skating Park. She wns 5nl-
cared for and messenger dispatched tn her
mother; the only reply the dame youchsafed to
the informant was: "wel, Why do you not brIne
her homef shall not 60 aiter her.
TEE BApr1sMA1. RlrE.-The ordinance NJ
Baptlsm by immersion was administered BY the
Pastor, Rev. ". ". Erarts, D. D., to four persous
Last evening, in the First Baptist Church, who
wero thus admitted into fellowship with the
Church. The edldee WAS we'll filed.
Other Homo Questions.
to y sshReep hRsGps We1a
IN not be well to Inquire II pays to force change
OF teachera as oifen "a has been dono Of late In
:; How many more bitter lessons Of experience Ia
It necessary for tho people to have, such as they
nays s haa From these changes of teachers, especial
Docs 1t pay to risk the chances Of sueh scenes as
have octnlrcd In some Of cur large schools where
inc9mpetsnt teachers have taken tho placo Of Old
and experienced men. Eho left because they could
do better In some other business?
Ia 1t going to pay to lose three four Of tho old
ho hare 3en entire pHa s ssveta msI
yearsf, Your teachers feel that they cannot live
under tho present 1ate Of pay, and some have a.
s spd ae ehe.s ho5 are apoat 70 T. to
a diploma from any college, n wagon load or
. letter Recommendations, or q dray load Of brass
onr SC Schools. Va want men n Of inc nblity, Il @ good
education. extensive knowledge Of human nature
excellent business qualifications, and very Largo
to BE- haif paid to occupy these positions at tho
present salaries paid our teachers,
Teachers mnsE expect to bear their share Of the
vii snes
these changes, and all trouble attendant upon snch
circumstances.
SOLDIERS HoME-The following are the
arrivals at the Soldiers' Home, No. 45 Randolph
street, during the last "a hours:
Miaois-F. Boyd, 4. 5sth; j. r. Smell, 3, do;
Q. n Corner, 6, gth; D; Parker e., 1o'ta II, ,r,..
ROW. Messa.E aslssn d; Nv B. i wsis.s II Ms
s0th; s. johnson, q, 9Th ]. Dixon, sth bat; s.
do; j. G. Ralf, do; Capt. Mcdonald. do; q. W.
s1aner, do; p. ", coass, do: F. g. Webster, do;
4 n,is L9omtss do' !. Baat, d.; g. Beedy, DO; F.
Bridges, do; C.Bentlif. do; E. j. B1nck, do:
G. G. Cunningham, DO; J. Dale, do; !. Davis, DO;
y. g. Dunn, do; :. 3; Dunn, do; ]. y. Dunn, do;
Haslincy, do; q. N. Hancton, do; s. A. Henrick-
eon. do; J.. Hill do; J. Hoffman, do; HutchIn do;
g. 4. Jewell Do; A. Knipshield, DO; sanborn, do;
Nelson. DO: J. orTis, do; Wm. Richardson, DO;
G. q. Robinson, 90: J. Shafer, do; F. sssen, do;
i ssi1, DO; J. sttt; do !; J. y: Thompson; r. do;
do ; P. Williams, do D. Warf, do do; j. F. War
rick, do; J. Warrick, do; o. Warrick: do; s. r.
gata q4 = pwYsta aG t9 d.
yire. CO: I, s4th: II. Logan. Co. D, 9Th; J.W.