, 1864-02-15

AcclDEH1.-About 10 o'clock last night, a
soldier nambed Kendall, belonging to the Flrsl
Wisconsin Regiment, while walking in front Of
the TRIBUNE Office, slipped and fell, breaking biz
LEFT log. He was taken to the soldlers' Homo
Con1ssARr,-Lieut- Col N. F. Small mas
been relieved in the duties OF conmtssa!y Of sup
statcncn NJ this p]ace by Lieut. Col John Meh-
T.,lo, q n cal. Small gocs to Fortresa Monroe,
va..Tith Gen. Butler. Col Taylor adyeftases In
this po.nInss e Issue for proposals. fof furnishing
supplies.
pAuros's LIFE or GIN. BuTIEn.-We pub
1sbcd liberal extracts from this interesting vol
unc in our issue Of Saturday morning, and hope
to give more OF the game sort in few days. As
an evidence Of the great popularity OF this work,
VIC would statc that S. c. Grisgs & Co. have sold
more than ono thonsand copies Of II during the
past month.
COMMITTED FOR PERJuR1.-Last night an
1rishman mined Patrick White was lodged in the
cells, on q complaint Of Coroner Wagner, who
charree him with having committed perjury IN
giving his evidence At an inquest held On the body
Of Mrs. MackIntosh, who died rather suddenly
on Friday evening, In consequence OF the alleged
brutality Of her husband.
STILL LEARS1Ha.-It has truly been said
that tic wiecst among M is not too old to leaz1,
and II would ecem that tho rule will hold good
with such a man rs Agassiz Of whom It may nl-
most be said that his knowledge is universal. He
w.s looking on Friday last, at some fish which had
been taken from the et.atnes at the Water Works,
and said TINT there were tws species represented
in that little collection which he had never before
seen. Who will say that Chicago cnu lay no claim
to originality
TwwEArupy AMI rnt Ro AIS The rrcant
spell Of mild, moderately frosty, agreeable winter
weather has operated materially to the interests OF
city consumers es produce. Tho htncrs haTe
5ceh enabled to come IN with theu teams' ano
prices Of some things are once more "l'nan Tea
sonablc figures. Eggs have declined to twenty
CENTS, falling from scycntyfve cents per dozen IN
i've daya. The street market On West Randolph
street YVES well filed on Saturday with hay aud
eoa', auu ~ assa.t;assta -s d,.,,..,,on
P'1'0' >~ - '.F1-~----
pnoa.n,r cAsr oF Anonr1oy.-On Sat
- t.,a,o,,, az ,,onaa, vas be,d at +be Third
n0ass". 1a,s.a s,.t;or Nv Coronery,rner nnon
80 1s,t,s ,,ss-s, t,a ,,or,ha o1d ub1ch ,s fouud
..-s...a... .N 49, stao~..,s ~ .ha norr.r ~
Soe ooss aao. -. =. - - .as.s,os ~, T.,
"oieou anu -. eue. -. t i5;se, y .a -
some uooe9e4o'mus, aao uau 4ue ua'o'e.a 1'as soas
ano p'accn.a Auacnea, A3at' ~as enp.mesa elapa ae
ana fcsntneo verdict 'aae se .o'us ioauu Ians
to lis oea5h citAes 1n1ousn aool1ou VI
By some unknown person.
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FATAL AccIpES1.~on SATURDAY Mgnt
four companies Of soldiers belonging to the First
Batntlon, Eicveuth Regiment, Invalid corps,
reached the city by way Of the Rocs Island HAIL
road When about midway between the Junction
and Chicago, Peter Boyle, OF Company d, fell from
the car and wss instantly killed. As soon as the
accident was discovered the train was stopped and
the body picked up and brought TO the city. The
unfortunate man In HE TAU must have struck his
tNsa.n.as Thc hndr 1ar IT ,hc s;sn,te-n 5eno,
,'asr,r III d.v m srndny. and at nIcht iii ,ras
..rsa ~ ~. so,a3crs, Home .rbence IT viii be
s.'-sss ~ A., " in.,ros+ .rI,, I've h.1d
""''eu '"'A-'' "'o '..se-. .@ -
Mrss,cK HEAKRrsrKp.-Informnti was re-
ccIved ut Camp Douglas yesterday, that the rebel
Spy, W. r. Mete1ck, who made his escape from
csmp Douglas Monday night, was found drunk In
Cairo, and answering the published description 10
fully. and from his conversation Was believed to
be the individual wnnted-hence he was arrested
aud Will be sent back.