, 1864-02-29

of securing the presence OF one or two material
witnesses for the prosecution, the case was con-
tinued, without being tiled, until Saturday next
-Vsnblcrican giving bail for his appearance.
U.s.. INTERNAL REVENUE TAX FOE 1861
Attention IL called to4he Assessors notice. which
win be found in another column. Theincome tax
for the year ending Dec. 81, 1868: License, car
riage billiard table, and silver plate tax Tor the
year ending April 8, 1865.
The income returns will be received this year
much earlier than last hlan1s has1ng already been
received. The Assessor will proceed at once to
collect the retufns. Payment Of the Same viii not
be demanded until the 30th day Of juno next;
Al licenses expire On the LIST day Of May next
and ali PERSONS Intending to continue business
after TINT period, will make for renewal
nj once. Payment Of license will not be required
until after the first day Of My.
TIE FEH1Ax.-We have received the first
number Of the Fsnian aad 1rI&a .Nationa, Fair
Gazette handsome spicy little sheet published by
the Executive Committee Of the Irish National
Fair, for the purpose OF more readily and fully
communicating the details Of the Fair to the
thousands Of tss friends who arc working for its
success, From the FenIan we gather many inter-
esttng facte relative 10 the Fair Michael Phelan,
ofEcw York, has contributed q handsome billiard
table. Brady has given series Of his best pic
turea+ Horaca Greeley presented mis- check for
$lC0. The Phu.nix regiment will contribute q
marble bust Of Gen Coscoran. Gov. Miller, Of
Minnesota, md Speaker Colfax have both sent
monled contributions.
From across the water everything looks encou.-
aging, and the following contributions are noted
From Mn. joyce, Fctmoy, IN Irish bog oaE harp !;
from ~ whole Irishr1an,' - FeEmoy, motre an
Hque gents rest embroidered in green forget me
~.nnt;" from Eichotas Walsh, a Dublin artist, two
Autographs Of the MtMsnus oheequies; from HRS.
Cook, publiu, AS pike from J. 0'Toole, Dublin,
four dozen box wood ornaments and H8verty's His-
tory Of 1reland from n. Q. S. copy Of correspond
cnce In Dnblin Castle; from Mrs. P. Mooney, Bel
sfae, beantifn' painting representing the arrest
OF Lord Edward Fitzgerald, and piece of the
martyrs coffin, also m Irish sewcd muallu hand
kerchief Of Irish dealCn and dcricc. and On Irish
cloth. Everybody IL awake and ut work, and the
FAir viii prove splendid success. Get COPY OF
tic FenlAu at Sherlock =, road It and then get
ready and GO to the Fair. All communications rel
atiye to the Fair ehould be addressed to T. T.
Sherlock P. o. box sl55, or at liz Dearborn street.
the book store.
BURIAL or THE LATE. Gen. WxAAs.-The
arrival Of the xc1nans Of the 1ate Brisadier Gene
raj 4. Wyman, and their burial In Rnse Htll
Cemetery, yesterday, WIS the occasion Of an im-
posing rageant. At two o'clock, in the afternoon,
the body, ent1osed in metallic coffin, and covered
with the National flag, WIS placed in the parlors
OF the fremont uouse, and the doors thfown open.
The beautiful and impressive service for the dead
Of the Episcopal Church was read by Rev. Henry
N. riehqp, D. D., Of st. Johns Church. nttcr which
the body Was taken By the bearers md carried to
h.tta1fIon m NJ ofsh.-n.hon.a,s f-oSn csTnn nonc1s.
a-.-.-, ~, -. ~ 80. ~ n.,.,,srt T1er.o
1,-nr.s,, +tsi- ~ ~ ~rssan, ofecara aa1rted
III co1o,s J,,,.aa .,d tha 3rDa be,t the so1rn,,'
hn,o-s ~ 49, eety, ~ . -1.eod ~ ~. ros~-a
the so5dc-a xrhec1ad totn ro,nrn of conn.n;ea
sna 1raeass .,1.toau ~ ..o1,~sr,s-, s~4s,5
IN t1nrn :, .,5s,...r ~ a,5.,-.yr rn,n1gea ~ +ha
I!1h+ c,sva p.,a ,a,v,ro ao1e,nn a1rree eacort-a
4hs hrEr a,,a .,tendsnt iera. r. t1e denot of the
Mflwentee 13ailroaa. wbere traIn was in readi-
nees to convey the .vhola tn the beanifn1 eitv of
the dead. II WIS m imposing and Solemn affair
Tur Hxppv,- FAwur 1S Co17xcu, THE
%snemn,rot,cu na.4y. The ba,nooniona. paor,ons
.nemocr,t,c,, na,tv. m mat no,v cofnp t,ronoh
conrse of 1ned,eation At the handa Of y F. stnrcy.
the coppethead doctor from Detroit. Storey tries
toun fhe hanny family. ue secrred The sejectinn
OF Chicaao 1or he meeting Of the rreat copper.
hcad convention. and not long ago issued circu-
la. asktue certain Of the initiated to meet him
at Paflor No. One, fremont House. to make
arrangements therefor. In the TRIBUNE Of the
folowfup DIV We csyc the names Of those who
were preseat. This msn Storey 1t seems called the
meeting without consulting the aDemocr8tic''
Centra conmfitee. and the President Of the Iuyin.
cable Clnb, Whereat that body and little Fulle,
ware aac1y. and called q meetins, on Friday night
to show that they could run the machine without
his help. BE should not mopopolize the National
Conyentton. not he. For 1nany fat crumbs were
living around loose, which, In case Of success,
mi.ht be at the disposal Of the .Democratic Cen
trai Commtttee:r for them to omit the opportunity
the occaeion afforded to uaake little sheet iron
thunder.
Chase--he who aspircs to be Police Commission.
cr-was disposed to kick up row, and moved the
appointment Of Committee to make arrange
ments for the approaching National Convention.
Story had done the asne thing two weeks before,
but be did not propose to recognize hle author1ty'
NO man OF aet OF men were eompescnt 10 rue Inc
1emoc1atie party IN 1ne guy o. - cnacago; r nc va
down On aae one @Aa po"eF. e'a "1ouf
storey was snas oar maa' aaa ptopg1a " nAss &
ehake IN himsels !ae'e Was Aouns. soie aTau
present D. saueu, mno eaa .at at ns ~, s,s
hao eoope1ateo wan surg ~ a.a. ~, sa.+"a. 49,
brought rue niue man - a1e lee' ~ ~ ~
fn,ief eaao sns1 eeosy wAe so.n ~ 80
ana aae anteaoea no a's1eps ~ mas .as Has .aDt ~
atl connaue Ae aao tnsao4 .ss ntsn 49,; y,
e W a LIZ. .n 81 ~ esss ~s 60, y .s-.s
n..t.sa wae no. n's aa.i. ne oemoAe ,. eea@"'
was te4t Vet ~ Tue o"n'