, 1864-04-11
Mlltcoao Qrlbnne.
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
ADvAHCE.-Thc South and West Division
Street Railway Companies have advanced the
wages Of conductors to $40 per wcck-an advance
Of nearly 18c per day over former wages. BIG
thing.
Fo8 KASsAs.-Rey'ds. Remington, Knapp,
md savyer. paseed through this city Friday en-
route for Eaneae, where they will engage IN tue
ministry. These gentlemen were sent ont under
thc nuanices of tho :" American Home Mission" Of
New York.
TIE PRESIDENCY OF RosEunL CEMETERY.
The Vacancy in the Presidency Of Rosehn Gem
etery has been 6lcd BY the appointment Of Fred. |
Tuttlc, Eeq.-an admirable selection, and one which
Will be OF much advantage to the Company and to |
the very large share Of cur public with which thsy
have relations.
F1su1HG ExPED111oS.-The German Fish
ing Club Of the North Division is about to 70 on
fishing expedition to tho upper portion Of Lake |
Michigan, and II the straits be clear to Lake Supe-
rior. schooner has been chartered aud will be
commanded by Capt. Heinrich an old .'sslt" and
president Of the Club.
DEDICATION OF THE METHODIST CnuRCH-
The new Methodist Church, On the corner of
Indiana avennc and Twenty first street, Was for
maly dedicated for the purpose OF divine worship
yesterday. Appropriate sc1mons were delivered
BY Rev. T. n. Eddy, in the afternoon, and Rev. G.
H. Fowler, In the evening. The church was well
allied on both occaslons-1aree congregations. AZ
we hare described the church in these columns, It
needs no repetition
BRIDGES BATTERY.-A detachment OF
Bridges battery arrived In the city On Saturday
night, from Rut]edge, Tennessee, bringing with
them the bodies Of four deceased compztriots, viz
Lieut.. William Bishop, Sergeant ~ K Hammond, !
reivatcs John Isas and Hamilton Barncs. The |
detachment comprising the escort consisted Of
Licnt. Morris D. Temple, Lieut.. Franklin Seabognc,
Sergcants Clark Dodge, Lawrence Ford and Lo:naa
J. Iawrcnce4 Corporals A. N. Taylor and James
Chriat1au, and ten privntes. The health OF the
battery Is reported ~ excellent and the spirits Of
the men good.
ADVANCE II PR1cEs.-1t is m item OF in
tar~&t not only to the trade but especially to houso
holders nj this season, that within the past week
there has been m advance in the price Of Paper
HangtngH and paper hangers stock Of from 20 to
Is per cent In New York. This is due to tho gen
ernl appreciation OF all materials and cost OF man
ufacturc. Some Of the most extensive 1nanutac-
turers ut the East contemplate restricting their pro-
duct still urthor, not entirely closing their man
ufactoriea. City dealcrr who hnvc Iar,e stock. on
hand, and honseholders whose purchases have been
made, arc to be congratulated.
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toos~% "s~N, ~A ~ 49,. ~ '.s 1
eoinst y. Detoota ~. -aoos eue.tn. ans
o'oes "an ne y. oIaeA, loa. stos,ss n.sn' y 'eel
'.unt os ~ s.a nv 4a.o ~
clearing away Of the old rookeries, which were
disgrace to Custom House place, will add naturaly
to the aspect Of the Post Office surroundings
VIII not NJ. faues please NIFTY up Laat Atte
mat'eTs 1t te very near election time. Wonder be
.t,asst -. ~ iDts-.s, er11s rarty,
III 4east IN the interest o' Ms pa1's1
SINGULAR RECOGNITION OF An OLD Ac-
Observation-Disclosures or RATs.-A singular
circumstances Is illustrating the migratory propen-
sitics of rats occurred yesterday. A gentleman,
resident In the Division whose private pastlme
II breeding good dogs for rating purposes, fonnd
ycsterday morning that he had lighted upon IN old
acnunIntauce 1u.opcuipe one Of his rat trans he
was little startled to ind the ye.itabfe animal
which he had branded with the letters st. F."
md from which he had moved the tst ut Roches-
ter. in the State of New York come threa years
since The old fellow was oufte ,rav f,nt In other
respccs he as II e1cck and fat a. on the occasion
ot The frst interview with the nar.ics.
FIRST PRFsBYTERrAN M1ss1oy-The sey-
cnth nnn,vr,s,rv oY The yonnc p-on,e,s M;,.,oc a.
aoc;s,ton hayin, In cbare HE N,,sion ana s,hh,tb
Scbool IN conncctIon vith the First preahyteri.n
eaai'n ~. was ne'a .aet e'en"s'
.re - aha ~ t1or. pc a.st show.ng INC
P. ~, ~ ~ - - E - ~ -. :.
en St,, o's " "!aca lne oao "1sslon
a1t"ht %,ianct rcrnn;rinT @ n n re hsnax - th
TTcaeurcf.
The meeting ssat adf Tessed By s Harrington.
fIee1oen5. =. r; seely. :, .. "SHs; rev n.
cttcr 1rh;ch roi1ectnn ,ras taken mn The annual
meeting for the election Of officers Of the Aesscia-
in tie lecture room of lie First Presbyterian
Church.
MARX BArB1Es RoBBEp.-We learn that
rrr a.,, 500 M,r. R.,rb,an ,ne ~ tha oldest
settlers in Chicago and known rs the original tav-
on clark STREET nearly onpos,te the Court uouse
".AtA .e'a4s a.a Eo'1 "a.en q sou1u.ui eou
pan1on 4osine tafec tnoosaaa ooha1s os. tae same
operation. Mr. Beaubien reatdes In Napesyille- He
stafea tha. ne met the young man-a ncighbor-!io
money In hie possession, advised him to be oQ'et:
the young man being somewhat under the influence
ofliquor, would not be advised, and Beaublcn then
determined on watching him lest he shon.d be
robbed. The monied man walked into 3 saloon
and was followed by Beaubicn. who haa scarcely
got inside the door, when he was knocked down
and robbed, his cotnpanion was similarly treated,
They entered no complaint and Of course never
saw their money again.
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NAa 49, OAe1-nnIh ~ lnE eocSia
CotnT.-A poor, 1otte1ans o!o E1eteh' named ONO
Ioasons years .. age ol nioom to"nsnip' H.
.foooeeo 10 'uas'e nlaa"en Seste1aaS an lntefest,
1us youns "onan' eon'e - se"is " ase' aamea
Ls1a An.- 1nt ee4aea r,o'se tna. *ae lauy ,s
ueait "s!s ~. 10 ~ nea Aasot roa,u
Imply. cue aaa 1een "ooeo auu "oa " oaoly
c.au' o.s. ucep,t w nln. anu ..c o9es. ~. -
n @ e .,t " ~ 1sa +hcr n,,h a uni.aa ~ ~ ~,
Ecndsof s.1,o,v - msTrmnnJT ~ rrr-sc tha Ennrr
The ceremony was inrcstcd with all the decornu
and p;ornets o. Coart Q, Jnstle5; !s; tasee We:e
cnrd ha11iT 10 trn.t 4. IN .nhicetinn 1-~A4s7
The young woman kept her epirits at high
Temperature and displayed the greatest cacer.l{-
Eces o1 .as ~ taG ,; aaeeu. 5es, ~.
chs e,,rnnsad 10 he EnnecesssrT lcritv rhe tnrneI
round to the epectstors ind made the pertinent 70
marx, Every one to their likinc. hs the old wo.
man eaio "ncn ene Hasfeo hef COW.
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arn' .r 'e'' ~a"p Ely VI 1''nAs 4'sAa Aos 1'oa'7-
s1nn.
Sn' n'cele.ife "ao oa1'c's As a. ean'p ls,sApec-
'ea ~ ~ leave uns Ut t"o'
.1e se1 'e'u4eu- INV u ol+a"as 10 uoue1
ofaes1 10 sepoft ii 1ne'ronl
1ne aa'a soase etaaf1s oto fcslmeat) Will be
hcle rnolus On 1a'io9sn.
tne o'tn t.o4onc' o'acx) viii iease eoon, theat
1utuAssA oetne 0ea1iS e4pifco. Ah regiments arc