, 1864-08-23


tcrday al dag engaged in ascestaining the quota
Of Cook county under the late call for 50o,0
mcn. The recruiting agent at the United States
Naval Rendezvous, with his clerks, were busfly
engaged in ascestaining, "a far as possible, the
1e:Idcnce OF those he hns enlisted. This will
somewhat reduce our quota, but not to thst ex-
tent some. persons imagine, Without being able
10 state positively the exact number We are led to
believe that Chicago will be called upon for very
nearly the number Of men frst announced. The
tsneons for arriving at this conclusion We are not
at liberty to give to-day; but they arc conclusive
| to the authorities, and re presume viii be to onr
Gen. Fuller and Col. Oakes. accompanied by
Col. Hancock left fer spf1nRdeld Inst evening, the
s4tsy ss re ro ana i - Z
Today in which event, the aunou ncement will be
| nude in The telegraphlc columns OF the TRIBUNE.
dr ean b. avoided. # Is morally All @ eeptan ti that
The wheel Of destiny viii rerolye on tho 9Th Of
September. and # bchooyes al to settle Ehelr
% sunmSns. ' There 10 but @ one wy to avoid It and
| that is for general volunteering. There are but
thirteen 5ays iotsySr;in ne1Eeen now and ths
! be induced to volunteer In any event.
TIE D1sTENnAscE A7 TIE SECOND ApvESr IA
rEnsAc1E.-on Sunday morning, at the conclusion
ofthe services OF the Second Advent Consent1on,
held il Rice's Block, Dearborn street, meeting
behavior OF the rougbe who broke up the session
on State street. George McElwain was elected
chairman, and A. 3. Van Doren, Secretary.
"A somewhat lengthy preamble expisiging the
disturbances which led to the removal Of the Con-
BiocE. md the following resolutions were passed
fescfstd, That while We appreciate the peacea-
| closing the meeting, and Withdrawing, In the
midst Of threats Of violence and outrage, yet we
elsd % to bare listed the matter as to whether We
! stonl1 be governed By faW}ees mob, or whether
a pcaceabEe and loyal man coming among nj with
the object to do good. could be protected In our
Resolred, That ne believe proper police On the
| street, wEo wonld ftve given thc;. attention to
Hines and h,a friende. and the meetings would
hare been not only quiet and orderly, but Of much
sed to our E. AS s hsts6y iny1s M
again at bis ea1ies1 convenience, With tie assur-
ance Of every protection from tho city authorities
and the citizcus-
TEE IpAuo-A HAkpeoxE TRIBUTE RRoA HER
PAseEHGEns.-The favorite steamer Idaho leaves
| for Buffalo and intermediate ports Tuesaay even
! frg, August esd, at 6 O'Clock ''pzecisely" from
| Richmond 4 uancock's dock, foot Of North Dear-
born street. A a. Sample is the Passenger Agent
at So Clark Street, opposite the Sherman House.
| Engage your passage without delay.
| This favcrite steamer arrived from Buffalo, Sun
day noon. making the trjp in four and ono half
1 days. Via one hpndred md affy-dye pasyeneerp,
| meettnc vss b,1d m fo,r3. Ehen it was re-
solved inst The tbanks If tbe Teetine be rendered
to Capt. A. D. conkey, and the officers Of the boat
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