, 1864-06-23

tions as may be gwen, and obey such rules and
reeu1auons az msy be made by the officer CON-
MandiDg the Rest.
VII. All onicers End enlisted men, whether with
or without passef, who shal be under the inhuence
Of liquor. drunk, or In any way disordetly, will
he a1reated.
Tm Doc DA1s-A MARs MIDDLE ABOUT Muz-
z1Es-The necessity Of short sermon about dogs
In the columns Of the Tu3ux1. was forciofy sus-
cested yesterday morning, On eeelng IN ono of our
most frequented streets q yellow dog exhibiting
unmistakesble symptoms OF hydrophoblA
Dogs are usefu' IN their VAT. We once knew
1eid Of water nelona. The owner ol hat deld
waa happy man, and Ate his ftut. In peace and
Quietness under his own vine and tg tree. His
> holy horror 81 doee, and lost his wa:ermclons.
Onr readers will readily discover the connection
berN cen dogs and .he-oh what melon.
nd st -!e sa
Germans take to bnll- dogs, and Isishnen to cars,
ap n ne to We w u:,
bull :dogs: one coach dog, and tiacx>snd.tan
terrier. The nelghbors think this too much Of
5000 thing: In t6at anne neigheoshood, within
{ rtutt Of hundred rods. there are not lcas than
= haadred dnes. We hare not the dog statistics
a. hand. but from somewhat extended inquiry
and observation We are forced to arrive al the
conc!nst en- That there are not less than 81 10 dogs
within III. corporate limits OF The city OF Chicago
u one aog to erery hve Inhabitants. The cost 81
keeping ;his ipnsnse army is equal TO that OF
not 1e*a than 5000 da-. In these at,srlng
times with gold at $50, VII sky at TWO dollars !
Eslo1,; ,a'3 Ensat goi.E up a. tee Ease Of dlnea
Il "a u no@ ebs 3sa
srny of non-prodncers shsii be- I'D. Tbs cost of
furnishing ths dogs Of Chicago with ttesh meat
every soldiers family IN the cit1. The wives and
children Of the brnve men who have gone ont Of
on1 midst to fight our bsttes a1u starving and the
Eon that would pnt bread into their mouths and
cover tnetf nakedneea il wasted upon 80 pQ WORTH
10 g curI.
The appearance Of mad dog In onr streets Ia
srsgefttFe., The hot summer months are upon
n vhen this ma1ady ie likely to prevail and IN
lefs tome steps are taken BY the authorities to
to clear the city Of this vsst multitude Of dogs
Mh'ch ere become as troublesome as the llce 81
Egypt, we may expect that cases OF hy1rqphobls
win be a. frequent - amsll pox or dlphthes,a.
And this leads us to ssk Of his HoAor the Mayor,
Why he has not issued his proclamation as Re.
quire4 BY the ordinances, restraining and forbid
ding dogs to run 1T large. uuieas securely muxzled
1t has been usual to issns this document al early
~ the hrst Of Jnne. The Mayor Is accounted
little dog sense. He Is crtmtnally desst In hia de-
Lay. Does be suppose that he will be more 6smly
established in the affections OF this community, II
become ser1ous matter. and in common with the
man to itsns lis proclsnason ss reqnired By the
ordinance
TIE AcT1oH OF WIDOW Reilly AoA1Ssr TIE
1t1tsoIs CfKTRAL RAuHoAp.-in the case Of Rel
lsJ rs The Illinois Central Rai1tosd Company,
nh'ch has been On tstl in the Circ1is Court eince
Il m ~ pns af SERaf I'D nafG1s5
motion By the defendants, new trial Va. granted
hy the Court This Is the second trial Of tie CASE
The arst ttia1 nh1eh vas reported In the TRIBUNE,
took place nf the April term. when the jury rallied
to agree. The case is one Of much impor-
lance to ths profession and the public
ss1 Ree, Ths 35s .R's wss ma b.enEht b s
Hugh Kelley, deceased, who was 4 switchuan IN
tie employ Of tho defendant, and Was run over
IS sa es eat = s Hi ~ II ss % es
Of the tneompeteucy and unskl 'fulness Of the en-
floeer IN chafee q the engine, who wss Snowlnz-
which he Wns unqualified.
II aeems that The pesAon who acted us engineer
sd been nssn ihs employ o. hs deieadsnt
u this fact. placed hin IN Charge Of tbs engine.
The plains1A calns damages on the following
grounds: Ffrse, Thst the engineer Of the enetne
sd xaea apss ssaaSd s t , Ss' ss 1s ps
In charge OF the engine By An officer Of the Com
pauy, and not BY an ordinary employee; third,
Inat re co2any va; nenna ~ anay y thss En-
ca'e In the selection aud detailing ofther sesvsn,e
fourth, that 1t waa in Consequence Of tho neol-
eenec Of The defendant and tae incompe1ency Of
nfyb That Tia der.ssed ,xas eondncTfoe II. 49,
ness and performing his dnties in accordance with
ths. ~ asS.nd.nt @ss 1eosiv honn,1 ~ a. Ln, ~
ea1e not to cxnose he ieeaased to 4nrea.oosh,s
riske, and to asBoeiate with hlm only persona OF
~ not .sho e,nnin-e5 * a,esvas- ,Seth. ~
dr;enIsnfs or ther nnir snthnSt1s5 sg"at g. ths e
act Of The agent would the act Of the detea lint
not recover. the dacessed heinz m emoioTee nf
no rn1nnsns uo ia ~ tSov tnoI ~ o1 ~
beinr AIemsn Woni not avail AZ the nsr:i c"s.
tom waa to Select enrineers rom anooncst H.
firemen gha encine.1,n this instsnra hsS heav
Tecnmme,d.d "a ecmnatent nersnn ~ ~ -, ~
recIt and ~ o. 1sr o. .1e
~ ar,nxI oTnn,,uat;on hs1 t.een T@5s r. - IL
uualidcatiope by the mister 1oechantc or msenin.
n,Crcd t. ne9 ,ae a Lne Gsse were Aoy
sEli he t;ied ac.in y; the ts,n
s Sth;on for n,aint,ffs NJ a,1;stsI - ..uat, T.
J.csson tor detrnd.nt e9 1Asz'1n''s1' "e"ei' O.
o'sAo"A 4'' 9''s"ao"''- "''-
WAgH1xG1oS1AH HoaH-An adiourned ,ne.t;no
or n. po.ra of 1,I-.ctcra ~ H. w.. -. ..ort.
Home WEE held At the Asylum, No. bi7 State
street,
The President. J. C. Hall. occun,ed The chair
Inc minutes o' tne last mestin9 having neen
!eed hy The Secretary and confirmed. Mr.. r. A.
La as Gss,r.a 1f The eea1i!s
among other matters which had come nuder dis
cussion war the appointment OF permanent agent
for The Home, to solicit subser,rtions foG tie
tsrE, and to exstt himself gensraily for the Inter
eats OF The 1nstitution- The Committee wers ac-
coftjiucly prepared to recommend Ii fhe flnsrd
that such in officer should be engaged, and With
who was a. present acting in the capacity OF agent
1ot tne 'Hone ol tne ffienolese. LIS en9a:c-
montk snd he 1.n1umfttss vers nr ~ apnfntan
tbnt be would make very Jealous and efacIent
officer.