, 1864-04-06

teen referred to them by Quimby & Co., Of CHI
sssfo: Ae brought however. nolettess from then.
9d certified check on The Mechanics Bank. New
York. and took bank-book. He was quite fnd1f-
ae1ant Mn as 70 ne 1atc Of promium.
fn1n ifthe check WIS genuine, Ho received re-
o9t ard knew nothing d 6. j. Baker, The dsawer
Monday mernins it was deemed that atEaIEa had
Etvs1Gseea eeoEt TAR enou:h and the c1aq waa ar
National Bank 1or Seashowias e 1sr that II be- intend
ca soon to draw against his certacate Of deposit.
1ne' 'fxa ser 81 Ct 1oss,ss.% 1Essas,, sGs ''oha"-
The 3oH'7sa! Of Last evening contained the fol-
lowing:
1ac annual election Of officers of the Board OF
~. tuqtusS to-day. En- patsdHt, we may remark:
Boars ~ ~ be the last election under taa oia
AZ intercs, never before attached to these annual
elections. tor the ajaat Of the Mohicans" VII be-
w & to remember dates BY and theirs
The recent aetion Of that corporate body, known
a. yst as the Board Of Trade, wherein, to mectshe
caplts, ehsnsed fshsna It's na@s hs Cham
hT Of Commerce" and thereby avalled itself Of
q nsx and more liberal T.
fnalteT new and 1n.enincent temp1e Of trade ls
70 ;h 6e H eommenecd on the frat Of May NEXT and
Thheo nsT b ni e 9as
session Of, new officers viii bo elected, aud the
en ets ' o1 the oesra elected to-day will expire With
commence Its own history.
The above paragraph contains about as msny
b'4nde1n as there are linea In 1t. Tho "Boasd Of
Trade" has not adopted new charter, nor Is there
any probability Of 1t doing so at present. The
- 'Board OF Trndc has not ~ changed tts name to
the Chamber OF Commerce." nor has any PROPOSE
ton been made to do so. The " Chamber OF Com
meree" Is simply building straightforward its
charter was accepted by members Of the Board Of
Trade. and others, 80 that they could "erect new
and magnificent temple Of trade" nnder 1.-THE
charter Of the Board Of Trade not having provi-
etons in 1t under which its members could erect
building.
SAD Acu1DEHT.-On Saturday night last a
severe accident occurred, which, It Is much feared
will yet terminate fatally. Sarah E. Pease, aned
sixteen, tho daughter Of G. Pease, residing at %
Pine street, in the North Division, was carrying
glass Kerosene lamp from one room to another.
when 1t unfortunately exploded, covering her per.
son with tho 1guited fluid. Ar. Pease Instantly
threw her upon the floor, but did not succeed in
qucnching the flames until the young lady had been
severely burnt, one side oi her body includln one
hard and arm being actually roasted. Little hone
ia entertained by the attendant physicians Of her
recovery, 50 severe are tho In}nrics Tbs parents,
also were badly burnt In endeayor1ng to cxtiu.
guish the lamea. a.
POLICE CouRT.-This establishment, yes
tcrday, was specially unintercstsng, for the num-
Der Of offenders had dwindled down to less than
dozen, and all but one or two ofthese were charged
with the prosaic crime Of drunkenness. The fol-
lowing are the few exceptions:
4 Jutenfls 0fender.-William Thomson. lad
abont nc ssTentesa m y ysats o. ase vas eharred With
niger. The money wns absttactcd from the pocket
of complainant when In Lag1n's saloon, on West
e. T. g esP
who ordered his removal to the Reform School.
:, 4 Sad Case.-Thomas ". Martin, child ofIess
e. resds a11sT sato a fai ssealua 81 af
~ and revolver from him. and also a emsii sum
Of money nom his uncle. NJ. Martin preferred
hunillatine proposal certainly, for a parent to
make, as 1t Showed a culpable negligence on his
part. Of the duties OF father to his son. The boy
Wna sent for further examination to Commissioner
:. Shocking Dtpnaeity-Ellen McKeuney alins
need ver5 prepossessioS SRI Of eixtecn or seven
inc Neaty'a house ofi fame The Gil has been iv-
rg IN abandoned life for more than four years ur
ln h'fh ting shn her 1othes has feqaen TILED
rem h es sia lf IL. t. ss Sees9n5 waa
but ps Il s thf
he would do What he could for the mother, and
therefore fined the Girl $50 suspendtng execution,
lum.
AtsauK te1M Deddty Wtapon.-Adam Bericht
was brought up on remand, charged with the above
offence. The complainant was one Frank Slater |
who some week or 20 ago, while In a saloon on |
North Clark street had his head cut open By lager
beer glass thrown BY the prisoner. The crime |
was tnd!sputaby proven. hut according to the usu-
a ArnorJ rule the charge was changed to "disor-
deI19" and nne Of 80 nssessed.
DtschaTged: Rogers brought up On re- |
mand charged with atealing gold watch valued at
$150, from soldier in the notorious Con. Wacer's
saloon, IVES discharged, the prosecuting Witnesses
hare been spirited away