, 1864-02-21
W)lta9d Qribn1e,
TIE CITY.

TIE CITY,
LETTER L1sr-Cn tie third page will be
found the letter list and lasgc quantity Of Inter.
eeting newf, literary. and mi cellancous reading =
! TEE PERJURY CAsE.-Tbc case Of William
Owen, charged with subonation Of perjury, in
connection with the enlistment OF minor named
Frank Eaton@ had q further hearing before Com
missioner uoyne on Saturday, resulting In his b.
ing heA TO bail In Sto0 for ILLS appearance at the
: 8, District Court. r
! SIXTH W1sooSs1N.-The SIXTH Wisconsin
Icgiment Numbering ECU 1ncn, n1c expected
:. TO- at1fvr BY the Milwaukee Railroad. at
noon to-day, tAlonday.) Contributions Of p1oris-
lens for their entertainment viii be gladly recely-
ed from Z to Il O'Clock. at the Soldiers Best,
where they will dine. -
ASSOCIATED CosGREss. - Tie Saturday
evening session this society was superior to IN,
otber that had preceded In the general character Of
the debate. The questions discussed worc emhfac-
cd In some resolutions for the consolidation OF
New England, and wero handled with much con-
trove1slal vfgor. Gentlemen Hho like to, at once
enjoy and participate in, lively intellectual enter
tainment, wou!d do well to attend tho meetings Of
this society, which are held every Saturday ercu-
ing In The rooms Of the Law School, in Larmon
Block.
. REcnu1r1H0.-T1c Supervisors War Fund
Committee complain that our patriotic capitalists
do not come forward and invest their funds in the
county scrip for the payment Of the volunteers Of
Cook county. On Ffiday their funds wcrs e1-
.haueted, md on yesterday they had barely enough
to meet the engagements Of the day. The Com
RI ri n+H duId
them with ther money, as unless this Is done, they
: will be Obliged to stop paying the bountios. We
are aseu,cd TINT none Of the scrip win be hawked
round for tho benefit Of those who may wish to
purchase at large discount
~ ALLEGED BRUTALITY OF SALoox EEEr-
tKz.-Ou Ftidny afternoon an old man named
Thomas Hayes, whose young idea Was never
taught II shoot, went into saloon on CLARK street
and requested John Ca1lsghan, tho proprietor, to
read psper for him. Ca11ashan read the iocu-
ment and thrust It IN the stoyc. Tbs old nan d.
mus1cd to this proceeding and callaEhan ordered
him out, at the sainc tino calling on his dog The
dog rushed at the old man and tore his clothes all
to Isgs. at the same time dreadfuly laeesatus his
rm. Tho ealoou kecper was brought mp before
Just.ee Moore yesterday, who, In the nhscnce Of
complainant, dismlesed the ease.
wAsupGTos's BmTu-DAY. - Tomorrow
win be tho ono hundred and thirty annircr-
easy OF the birthday Of tho immortal Washing
ton trrt In war, first In peace, and trst IN tho
hearts Of his countryncn." Aa is customary TIC
day will be observed by all patriotic citizens ns
public holiday, On sghc1. they will close their res
pec.iye places Of business, and take part in tho
usual programme laid out for the occasion. The
banks will be all closed there will be no session
on 'Change, and the yaf1oua Government Offices
Will be closed after 10 O'Clock a. m. The Chicago
Citizens Corps. under command Of Capt. Meyers,
will meet ut the armory at O'Clock T. m. Allie
old members arc requested to bc present.
SALES OF REAL EsrATE-Tran5actious in
real eetate arc growing wondroua lively, numerous
sales being effected daily. The following cddl-
tional have been reported.
: The lot on which stands the marble yasd-south-
caBt corner OF Washington and State strcets-Bfze
100 feet by 60 fceslas CHANGED hands at the price
OF $4,000.
Thelot on which stands the Brunswick billiard
hall WIS recently sold to Messrs. Smith T. Nixon;
the sale has been previously reported, lae price
not; It cost $100 o. The size Of lot Is about
I'D feet on Clark, by 20 on Washington:
lot 1s5 feet By IS feet on the coranr OF Sheldon
and West Washington streets, by Z. c. L1rued, 10
MI. Forsyth, Of the dtm Of Stearns &.Fo1sysh, at
SIS per foot The purchaser will erect thereon
inst class building Immediately.
TEE ABORTION CAsE-ARnEsr or DR.
HEmcKE.-The investigation which was com
meneed BY the Coroner on Friday, to inquire Into
the canse Of the death Of the gtrl Matla Naumann,
upon whom m abortion WAS said to have been
, produced by German physician named DR.. VIII
liam Helncke, Was resumed On Saturday afternoon
1t the North Aarket Station House.
Before the examination OF witnesses Justice
Miller was allowed to make 3 statement, nuder
f.f. -.
which We anlmadverted somewhat severely In
Saturdays TRIBUNE. He stnted that Iu-
roth had- stated to hlm that the Co..
oner had concluded his. inquest, and that
Therefore he had refused to grant the warrant.
Half IN hour afterwards, On learning that he had
, been msslufotmed In TINT respect, he had issued
the warrant, and himself had made the arrest rs :.
he returned to the city on Saturday morning from
Aurora, whittier he had gone on professional busi-
ness, and whence he had been summoned By
dispatch from his wife. The statement OF Justice
Miller WAS considered satisfactory.
Mrs. Crater Was examined, but as her testimony
developed no new facts, We forbcar to repeat H.
The jury found that the deceased came to her
death from m abortion produced by DR.. Helncke,
and he was committed to jsil on the warrant Of
the Coroner II
BAPTIST MISSIONS TO TIE SouTu.-When
&c. Calhoun in one Of his l4st efforts in the United
6tates Senate, vas treating Of the nature of the
ugameuts by which the Union was held together,
and Of the esuees which threatened them with
rupture, In the former eatagory he placed the fact
that originally the fellowship and sympathy Of
the different Eeets and churches werc Limited by no
boundaries of State or territory, and in the hitter
the fact fhat within few ycars several Of the
great religious denominst,ons had broken into
their Northern and Southern halves, and with
drawn into separate and independent taberniclcs.
As the ties Of religious fellowship wcre, untucs-
tionably also, ties Of national unity, befozt the
rupture which, In many instances, proceeded the
rebellion: 80 it Is emlneuiy wise to follow up the
military sueces which 10 the prerequisite OF poll
tical restoration, By such measures as arc most
conducive to religious restoration.
Acting On this idea, the War Department has
authorized tie Baptist Home Missionary Society
TO take possession, by its agents. OF every church
building belonging to tho Baptist denomination
In the rebel territory as fsst IS it IL held by our
arufee, whoEe tulpiti is either vacant or occupied
by dlAloyalIst. md to dispense to its congrcga-
tion the pure word ollie without any mixture of
treason or secession. 6ueh q measure will not
only tend to re-kludle a religious spirit thspngh-
ont the country, but Its political tendencies will
also be excellent For while at least after these
petty revolutions have taken place in the policy
and doctrines OF the churches violent scceesIonsts
/. win stay away from, willie strong Union
men a. we'll rs the whole mnss Of the indifferent
= win be attracted 10 them. or f-course, this las.
mentioned elats being thus associated in religious
: otgan1zation, cooperation and effort with the
uulontets caunot tall to be. in considerable de-
gEce. pcnetEsted with loyal spirit and influences,
and to the same oncnt their sympathy with tho
persons and principles Of the diAloyal and t1aios-
ous will be weakened or destroyed. Every coun-
Try church will thus, under this system, bo made
to Eadata loyalty AZ well Al p!ety to tho cxtent Of
fts little spe9t. As the Baptist is perhaps thcler-
gcst discrimination In the Southern States, the u]-
aatc effect OF tho systc1o upon the political peace
End harmony Of the South Will be almost inealcu.
liable. The same powess now granted to the Bap-
list had been previously EXTENDED TO the Methodist
= denomination.
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