, 1864-08-04
THE CITY.


THE CITY.
% PArEn Observation-Disclosures. being The !
4; appointed by the President az day OF tasting
'''l,at1on and prayer, no paper viii be issued |
fl :: this ONCE.
ST OGT.-The Custom House aud United !
ss' 5 DepoaltAty will be closed for the transsc-
Ei' Of business after ten O'Clock this morning.
TIE DAn.-The members OF the Chicago Bar are |
requested 10 assemble this morning at ten O'Clock
~ the Law Institute to take sct1on in regard to |
the death Of Colonel John A. Bross.
DENTAL coSyEsr1oS.-The members OF the
Amcricsu Dental Convention, now in session ut
Detroit, have elected Dr. Airport, well known
Chicago ccptist, 10 the presidential chaiE Of the
association.
L1nEnAL 0oNAT1oK.-The Relief Department
pf the foung Mems Christian Association, ack-
9owledge, With thAnkr. donation Of $500 from
jonathan Burr. This ts generous act o. the narf
pf the donor, but II II most wozthily bestowed
FATAL Aoc1pHr.-A boy Ebose name Our rc-
reporter could not learn, WIS run over and killed
early IN the evening yesterday, On the corner OF
Illinois and Market Streets We were uuntle Ia
1earn any iurther particulars. An Inquest viii be
ntid this morning.
CAMP MEET1Ko.-The Chicago District Camp
Meeting Executive Commi.tee Will meet on the
Camp Grounds Tomorrow (Friday) morning, at II
O'Clock. 10 pursuance OF En- adjournment at the
!att ee!iDE. Cars will leave The depot to couduct
zhe members to the ground 1t 10 O'Clock. It Is In
1orfhnt TO have full meeting.
PxAsoKA1.-Hon. S. c. Pomc4oy and family
United states Senator from Kansas; Brigadie1
General Nic2crtou aud etad. United States Army.
fsPnerAt Mcmillan. f3E4fMd
1dce Superintendent Michigan Central Railroad:
Jss X 5qy; Egg, and Geo. jerome, Esq. Detroit;
and Hon. VIM. Kelog, Peoria, are among the nr1i
walls Ut the fremont House.
Ku1xn-Peter Fsr.an, a ewitchmsu on the I'LL
nois Central railroad, was instantly killed yestes-
day, under the following circumstances: he wae
E,audine upon the track signaling an approaching
e. gine when one running RAPIDLY from the oppo-
Elite direction struck him with great violence,
passing over him caused instant death. An ID.
quest will be held upon the remains to-day.
srAxr Du111.-A tul, and accurate list Of the
new Stamp Duties which went into effect on the
Isl inst. has Just been printed at this Office. It Is
In excellent shape for the OF bankers, lawyers,
mesthaDs, and in TACT Ill cl4seae Of hnbness men,
ns lit Ms5 4es9s snS
sspd csn e. Ed n of sns eie
5le TRInEHE odlce.
pERsoSA1--0n Thursday Lieutenant Colone:
u L. Mann, Of the asth Illinois Infantry {Yates
Phalaux), was IN the city. He left during the
evening. The wounds Of this gallant eo'die,s are
tnousS Se Il M sui eonpeiea CO. 70 move Wi,s clntc6es
Lieut. Col Mann rep orte that Col. 7. o. Osborn,
of the s9th, T. aeo rapidly becoming oonvaleseent-
He IL now able to leave hts bed, but necessarily
continues in very weak condition, It is TO be
hoped that both euerers will be speedily enable to
reea their positions In ii l. regiment. There is
10, ~ dff1cfYS n Wh EhirAan Ia rr0uHef hAu
*'out" 3Sth.
PEEsoKA1--We are happy 10 welcome back
again Florence Zigleld, one Of the most accom-
Pitched and highly cultivated pianists, who has
jutt returrtd to Chicago from trip to Europe.
Bc vsited The chief sources Of manufacture Of mt
eical wares abroad, as the special agent OF Mr,
h-sa Of m tnls Gtg, n1tn .se pntposs .ot securing
paie~ for the depsrtn,ent in The Temple Of Music,
which ls to be in AE. ze gleld'e epeca. charge 70
fle t.niding has been elegantly lifted mp, and VIII
become one Of the most welcome and important
additions to the facilities Of music trade Of th1s
cs,y Nj. Reed deeerves the highest credit for the
lbetxlty with witch be bae carried Ont hte design
IN creating mammoth music establishment here
Aso7uEn .HEno e1A1S.-Testeraay the remains
pf Sergeant George 4 Osgood, Of the 11lth Penn
eylvAniA Veteran Volunteers, were brought to the
rrridence of bis father, Nj. Samuel J. osgood, No.
lS3 tuQ1aHh e{ltEl~ SEfpeAQ& teN0oG was wounded
in the discharge OF his duty, on the ssth Of june
nesr Kcnesaw Mountain and died in the General
Hospital al Chattanooga, on the 18th Of July. The
o'e1o=k this afternoon, fos Gfaoeland Cemetery. Ii
te expected that detail IRON the Hecket regiment
Till be present a. nj military guard. Friends q
the city are invited to attend Thus one more
name is added to the noble list Of patriots whose
lie blood has flowed to wash out OF existence the
foul statn rebellion.
LOCAL MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men belonging to vastous regiments, arrived At the
Rest yesterday morning from Baton Ronse. IN
charge Of 6eEEeaEt Charles Baker. They are on
Fifteen eon7sle;cent low. soldiers in charge Of
5t4te fol, Davenport. They left at' nine O'CLOCK
last evening.
regiment passed through The City yesterday on
sheir Tsy 10 join the regiment which il now at
Thsrteen men OF various Massachusetts reci.
mepta reached the Rest yesterday, on their way
homewarn. They were tn care Of scsg't GEORGE
T. Tanner, and came from Baton Rouse, and visit
homo on u brief tutlough.
A Non1x ExAsu1H.-1t has teen suggested thxt
ladies, being necessarily deprived iron eezy1ue
&le!e country upon the battle field, might provide
representative recruits swell the armies Of the
noble ones who are battling 4or their eounty'f
freedom. The suggestion WAS N excellent one
hut for some time it existed only ~ good idea
That time has noW passed-fhe idea has blossomed
,@ 90 @ n, snc "a ,h soy ees thet
zhe dying, but win actually strengthen the armies
Df her country. The lady who has thus nobly taken
pf The principal partner In the we'll known nrn Of
Munger q Afmor. She yesterday presented st the
Provost MArshal'e Office. the ftft representative
recruit that has been offered and accepted by a
H1Man.
Tue LATE CoIoxE1 Nu111aAx.-The following
H. ~ -.|v-
TO Governor Borcnan, will interest our readers
IT containe handsome but deserved tribute to th.
deceased warrior:
THE rcma.ps Of the gallant Colonial Moll,ean y
Nhe1e he ie tse 7srs INT. His deveted wife hss
e
last. She returned this forenoon with tbs rematna
silsss'
hAe lest warm and tevcted f!1end, and The comm!
ysth.i NJ: SallGsa tss.sa = sas: i Es5t|
ns:s rrcesine pro1spE and efc,ent assetsnes t. re
move The remains Of the gallant hero within the Fed
REEp's TEMPLE OF MCs1c.-Scw arrangement
that cannot fall to pleaae the music loving public
and especially al In guest Of well selected piano
hnve bcen occurred b, Mr.. Reed TO his Temple o
aueic, in MccorEaick's marble building. The pm
numerous inftrumehts ofvar1ed size and power
wishes be OF she could see how that piano wouli
I00E 1t 4oZ1e- low 1t E0Qld sound In q smaller
apartment Hr. Reed has lifted up over his store,
snttc Of 5oome, either for single or double par.
lors. aud these the sound OF the tested tnatrn.
,nent may be accurately judged as to quality aud
power. More than this, just of his middle eslee-
room he is constructing smaller room into winch
INV one OF the inerr1mcots on sae may be sent for
Etcb trial Amateurs, teachers, the profession and
public generally, will appreciate this. Mr.. Reeds
success IN the piAno trade is the Growth Of year..
demonstration Of hie skill and ability, to an.ci-
pate the wishes and pleasure Of his patrons.
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REcovERED.-A few dayt ago there appeared Ia
the TRIBUNE m account Of the arrest ofsome boys
M chnEre OF larceny in stealing money, 1t was
supposed, from the clothes Of tome perAon who
vas batbir at the time In the lake. The boys. al
reported, confessed the then md were committed
20 the Reform School. They were arrested NJ Ii,
iustieation OF an iee cream veuder on North ClaE1
street. whoee f1ep cione were aroused by one o
tuT refrcthments. The police, believing that tn
vnuug rogues had eecIeted larger amount O
money CHARGED th+ holder Of the greenback Will
ehe fact, and be, without much difficulty, confirm
had been stolen BY him at the came dime, aud waa
then In the care OF companion. Aftcs uaucs
trouble the officer traced the note through seves4
hapds but II last almost lost track Of It. when.
Police Station and handed 1t over to Sergeant c
Jennings. stating that 1t had been placed In hl
Keeping By the prisoners. The officers have ale
diecovefed the owner Of the &z0 We hardly knos
or the owner, for bis carelefRaess In leaving n
money under euch dangerous circumstances.
TEE KxAbE P,AKo-The numerous admirers c
the Knabe Piano will he gtauhed TO learn thai
since the resumption Of railroad fac lltea with Ba
1fuore q large supply Of these popular Instrument
Ia now being received 1t the extensive ~areroou
w. rHnT II nt,l~ hb W..