, 1864-02-04

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ExrArR1ArEp.-Four notorious pickpock.
eta vcrc yesterday sent ont Of the city. the1r pre-
ecnoe not being considered necessary to the vel
fsrr Of our citizens 1t this joncture.
GENERAL WmTE.-General Julius White Is
ordered to Camp Butler at Springfield to take com
1uand ofthe recruiting camp there. BneadIer Gen
ez.1 Core Ii released from duty there and ordered
to the field.
CorETERFE1TNo.-Itis Is said In police cir
clea, thst large amount of counterfeit money I,
in the city, and that IN attempt win be soon msds
to shove the hcticious currency. Business mez
should closely scruttnize every bill offered.
T The advertisements usually found or
the fourth page-Amuscmenta, For Sale Wanted
To Rent, &c.,-are, from necessity which Will b.
apparent to the reader, printed On the third past
ofthis iesue.
Handed OVER.-ln obedience to the reoui
aition Of Gen. orme, William B. Mesick, tho .ebe
Lieutenant latn1y aszested as spy, WIS 5este1da,
surrendered to the military authorities. He wa
taken In charge by q squad Of soldiers, and con
fined in Camp Douglas to.await trial BY Militar,
Commission.
ERRlNG WoMAH's REFUGE'-The annual
meeting Of this Institution will be held this Afer
noon at o'clock in the Young Mems Christian
Association room, to which Ill interested in this
nob1c charity inrited. Reports oflts practical
worktnse will be read. and an occasion Of special
interest to the friends ofthe Reeage is expected.
TIE ZouAyEs-The Bostonians made the
arrival Of the Zouaves with rebel prisoners the oc-
<asion OF first clase sensation. 4 large crowd
.of gsxers assembled to greet them and they were
salcn IN charge By the authorities and duly eaeort
ed - and from their quarters. There was pros
,pect that Major Brand and his command would
give an exhibition drill both at Boston and New
York before his return.
RAILROAD pAcc1pESr<-An accident, proba-
bly, fatal In ig consequence occurred three miles
north Of Woodstock, on the Chicago and North
western railway, Tuesday night 4 brakeman
named Afchez Bergman, fell from freIgns train.
ffactnring his skull. 4 Atelegram WAS received ye5
teTuay announcing that he was still alire, but the
physician had pronounced lis case to be hone,esa.
Bergman has wife mud three children resjdinc
near the Annoy, in this city.
REcnurnG.-Thew work of .ecrn,t,,o ooa.
On in satisfactory manner, and at the present
rate In which the men are coming forward. II ia
confidently expected that the quota Of Cool,
county under the old call. Will be made up ur1or
to the dret Of Aarch- Testerday between thirty
and fofty men were mustered In, mostly by Can't,
fomcroy- No instructions have yet been re-
ceived from Washington, in relation to the raj,
Issued By the President few days aeo.
RECRUITS FOR TIE FIRST MIxSEsorA BAT
TEh1.-cspt. Clayton. Of the 1st Minnesota Rat
teEy, arrived in the city last evening, with seventy.
eercn recruits Tor his Battery, and Ill were COM
4ort0hly entertained ut the HpIdters, Home Ths
entire Battery has re-enlisted, and win mass
through Chicago, In few days, cn route for St.
fanh In1s ID an excellent organization and in
the operations In Tennessee and Missssjnnf has
made for itseN and tte gallant young State an en-
during record.
LOUIS AaAss1z.--1t is not often that two
men 60 eminent A. Cough and Aeassix oceupv the |
lecture field in succession. Such Is the iutelactn
n alFepast In etofn for our citizens. Cough will
close his course This evening, and Agasslz viii |
commence MA serdes next week. We are assured !
That holders ofcourse tickets can now secure de-
sifahle sests by applying At the store OF Geo. r..
Chittenden, 1o6 Lake street. Tickets cas be Oh !
tanned there and at the banking oiace off. O. Con.
rad, Il CLARK street.
FRA1HERNa HER Nss1.-Yesterd,v at>e-.
noon Mr. Mary Green, boarder at the M.ss.e
eolt House, applied to Justice Moore for a search
"af1Anf Against Mary Ann Sullivan, also board.
er IN the establfshment MIRA. Green had lost tyvo
feather pillows which abe affirmed had been sto-
len BY Mn. Sullivan. The warrant was Issue, and
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found In her room. As the pillows could not have
walked there, MIs. Mary will seemingly have a
somewhat difficult matter tomorrow to sccount
satisfactorily for them.
sKA1ma-JAcKsox HArNEs.-The weather
for the past few days has been OF the least fsyor
able Kind for skating. and many Of our Chicago
Cders have already laid by their skates in diacast
The people Of Detroit are more eaneuine, md ase
ttE18YtUE rNrH% ~1 l
p''astlo one ~ n parties being jackson Haines.
Rhose rceeut performances ut the Washington
created oueh an excitement. His claim to the
championship OF skaters Ii disputed by John Eng
ler. OF Jersey City; u considerable amount OF
money Ia said to have been already staked on the
result, MI. Engler il spoken Of as highly accom-
pliahed etAter.
ISouEsT-An inquest was held yesterday
afternoon before coroner Wagner, upon the body
OF Nsa roupd floating in the river at the North
r,er near the pail factory Of Wood & Co. It was
the remains Of powerfully built nan. apparently
about thirty five or forty. feet Inches IN Aeaghr
well developed head and forehead. and having
brown hsir and full monstache- Near the wrist
m anchor had been tattoocd. The body was dress
ed dark jacket and waistcoat, and striped pan
taloone; IN the pockets were an empty pocket
book or puree and penny, and hall penny piece.
1t wzs supposed to be the body osA German or
Dutch sailor but has not been identified Alter |
hearing the evidence aaduced, the jury returned
verdict Of accidentally drowned
NOOK PRAYER MEETMo.-The noon prayer
meeting yesterday, conducted by the Rev. z. NJ
Humphrey, Pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church was held in the lecture room OF the Clark
street II, Z. Church. The room was well filled,
ana the occasion was one Of deep interest These
meetings havo continued to increase IN numbers
and in interest since the week Of prayer, and the
,nntitnde Of requests presented for prayer as well
As the testimony from time TO time that those
prayers are not offered In va1n, affords great en-
coursgenent TO those who 1eiers IN prayer to Join
with others In sustaining this really valuable and
important institution.
The evening meetings continue a. usual, with
no lackp9 interest This evening the subject is,
+.For the wages Of sin IL death, but the gift Of
God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord"
D1soRAcEFUL AssuLT.-Benjamin Burntsh
who has maintained disreputable connection with
the znistress Of house OF Ill fame on Monroe
street. come to grief yesterday, because Of the dis
rrsoefal relation. It seems TINT he and the wo-
man had QuausIledt q condition not unusual in!vir-
1uouA families, and that to 1evenge himse1f he had
wtthdfswn the light Of his eounteuAnce for four
days. Yesterday morning while partially fntoxd-
Gated he entered the house, and violently assault
ed the woman tndicting fearful cash in her fore
head, and when she turned to escape. pursued her
With loaded revolver, and forced her to jump
nom the second etorY window OF her house to
save her life. In the fall she WAS very hlr1ously
injured. Bu1nieh was arrested last evening and
will peot4bly be examined at the Afmory this
morning.
REMOVAL. OF West MARKET HA1L-The
bids for The removal Of the West Market Hall were
opened yesterday by the Board Of Public Works.
Seyenteeu bids were made, the condition being TO