, 1864-05-13

"a pretty good yield.
: DqowFED-D7t1ng the recent gale on Monday
night Martin conden, passenger from Mnskegon,
washed overheard and drowned The schooner
went aground near Raeiue, Wis, but the body has
not been recovered It Is etated that he mas Sister
This city who can 4earu The details OF the aEc!.
dent BY calling upon Mr., Robe1ts,. on cdswick
EaS s.1ss %RPoe Dr. s1c wp' th'ee blocks
ERrEa 14Ens-Tm LATE 67oEx.-Late on We
ncsday evening the tug F" Geo. ". Wood" toved
into harbor the schooner Major Anderson. She Is
reported to be badly damaged. having her stern
Knocked OF and being sull Of water. She lies 1t
ahs ~, IIlinols :. Central Rail1o.d slip; =.
bsing In the schooner S. Bates which went ashore
re Wocd" : 50 left Yesterday for Evanston to
Tfo propeller ). Barber Eth lies ashore opposite
tho Rcotm School.
4 DAKK C1uH.-Colman Broade, one Of Ca
naAnse deRceudsnts. Was charged yesterday after
noon before Jnsttee DcWol1 with assaul5ng
v7hte boz Of Twelve thirteen years OF fa.e named
Charles Campbtll. Comula1nAat Was in the en-
ployment Of Bruadc, who Tor tume trivial ~odense
committed by the lad @ 5nflleted upon him rstner
1elhge1ent African and cautioned him not to repeat
the operation as eEch nodes OF procedure were not
A{tntBH& bic tGsE f10e OF MASON ana UlXOu6 LING.
10 impress this fn1 npon his memory, ColC1an was
required ~ pay fne OF IS and costs.
rxEEp.-After having been closed three
days for renovation and rcpairs the e.cgant sales
room Of the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
titul and neat As new pin. And, By the way. from
this establishment may. be borrowed hint
on the currency question. NJ; chitteaden
tho four Nouh~ estcrn States that on and after
May list only greenhacks wou!d b. received By
1ne% T. 81 psymeot Tor tse sewing Gaschtncs q the
cally Tint u,e people know how to make good use
Of R,ecnbacks md are content to nse them instead
OF wt1d-cats.
ADEsEnvxp PROMOTION. Oscar Malmbor3,
18th Illinois Volunteers Is we'll known to cur clti
xens az oxc OF the gallant officers In the MILL
tcry Division Of the Mississippi They aro familiar
with tho fact tlat his merte fully appreciated
and they Will be prepared 10 hear Of his promo>
ns a o. ID Msa
General Frank B.air. ae chief Engineer officer Of
the nth army corp*-ihe sorps formerly CO ommaad-
aition he viii win golden opinions. and contribute
AEgcly to the fuccets OF The operations Of the
mics now moving frosn uuntsyillc, Alabama, npon
Montgomery.
TRIALS IN RT1nor1A.-Midalon Patterson, q
5oang lady Of African descent was charged yes
zeEdsy afternoon before Justice Ho3sInston with
8ssnutine Louisa Lurlpkans also = lady whose pro-
EenitorB were decidedly Canaaui,iAh. The3litIglnt4
I've on State etreet near Twelfth, and Tor some
1nunths have eMesGed ID periodical aG:ays In tue
last Of these Miss Iraapksns was defeated. and TO
hSso. 1Se sppd tue dgl Ct
quently. declaring thEt she 'nuther assaulted the
e1phGnioas lanlldns uor battered her. but only
would Isve moved ,he hesrs he's T q s,one, I'D e'e Snt
EsQuire HuiRtngtun not being a stone WIS not
Affected. and imposed q fine Of s. md costs, 70
zon. @ ~ t'@@'~ = ~ '''>' '@'' ~'''e4 A'-@~
DoxTs11o1xTE11c1THs.-M Dunlap 1 respect-
: ably dressed woman was charged yesterday ere
ming be5orc Esquire DeWolf With threatening to
Kill john Dunlap, her lord and master. Ths par
des live on Market street, in The North Division,
and though both are old eroneh to know bet:es,
having been married moro than twenry-six years,
f.ss epsnd .t thsir TING H. continual qnasrels o.
whnt tho worse for liquor, when his better halt who
aleo. 1t Is alleccd has keen appreciation ior flu
cnine 10 elab nm Hi b nor Wished to bold both
parties in bonds to nbst8ln from arden. spirits,
which he actually considered to le It the root Of
3ected. Ms she was "compced y to resort to the
bottle for -snedical purposes" She WAS there
fore bound over to keep the peace In the sun OF
$100.
ConPANyoTsE1r.-LastS Sunday afternoon vc1y
sugrestiye scene occurred on North Clark street,
one which has probably been often Witnessed BE-
fore, get Is Lot the less worthy Of note for the
strange associations recalled Along the middle
ofthe ktreet furer1 train wss passing, the mourn-
following thels friend 10 hIs Last home. On the
eldewak. marching almost abreast with the fnue-
ra coTtegc for the distance Of three four blocks
Was wedding pzrty, nutncrously composed Here
were brought into Gloss con rA=t tbs TWO extremes
of1oy nDd soTTsK. the Central object Of one party
Ind Just laid down hIs life, the others were com-
mencing It's enjoyIens, cares and responsibilities.
tiyity recognize the proximity of The grim Tisased
monetcf, the King OF. tertofs; and yer We should
not need there scenes a. reminders 1hat in the
CAxr DoUG1As.-Thc report Of Dr.. ]. q. Grove
On the sanitary condition of Camp Douglas for the
month Of April. is as follows:
H1sone.x-RenainIns .aick. at last monthly re-
pert, %0-: taken sick during the month, Yi3; died
80: SICK At close Of mouth, s5s >
TKesaa Reserve Co77pt-kemstnins flck At last
mon1l!y reprt, 2ss: taken slck dnriiig the month,
393: died. q; sick at close Of month, 2r9.
II the smsl-pox hospital 1herr are 59 cases OF
'e1pSo p1,psl2Sy eSnnsa 10 5leonsss, on
4e considered to be excellent There is no prevail
Ing deease wh1teyer, i'll the c2fnp, aid in the
OF thoro reported still sick, the Illness is OF NJ
dnsgnt1cant Character, Izlsiug principally from
b There arc In the Camp at pre.ent, 5eo0,prlson-
crr aud two full regiments Of The Veteran Reserve
Corps.
RE1AEEA7E0.-Thosc who know Lieut.. ]. C.
Long, ecn or ex-Aldcrmsn Long, Of this city,
were pa1ncd to lear sonc tune ago, that he had
been dismissed from the 9th regular infantry, Of
which lie wat an officer, tor disobedienee Of or
dera. They will be glad 10 learn that the Presi.
dent las gwen Governor Yates permission to
following is The explanation given for his dismis
Eal: The 9th fad received marching orders for