, 1864-04-02

olntf, Ra!n aeNh varying rom 81 10 18i. The
owner. Tha bullding was small and will need to.
re ae!ion OF the Committee WAS endorsed b1
The President stated that the change would et-
feet but little alteration In the arrangement OF the
Rest: The removal Of the Home wonld reliavs the
management Of great many loungers.
Mr.. Freed VILE allowed a SALARY Of 81 month for
rs services a. nurse; be belonging to the Invalid
Ss 6efssoe es d 4epa o
furnished at the Rest for the week, 18th Minneao-
ia, 200 men, three meals each; Sd do, 150 men, s
apd 16 s %en ons
Illinois, 1s5 men. i meal each Totai, 1875 men
The Committees appointed were: - NV '''~e 1'
Fo, 1f Resf-Mrr. Hosmez, Mrs. Higgins, and
For khe Home-Mrs. Cushing, Mrs: Bristol and
The Board then adjourned.
POLICE COURT JUSTICES" Justice, in
about its usual purity, was meted out at this estab-
nshment yesterday, 10 score Of unfortunate In.
dlviduals, by their honors, Messrs. Mcdonnell and
Miller. These gentlemen, doubtless mercifnIly
considering that the dignity Of Justice unalloyed
would be overpoweztng u the nerves Of the Armo1y
habitues, generally dispense it well diluted with
error, rs article with which the fortunates are
better acquainted: consequently, hvo1ltisms, IN.
due seventies and actual e,aIitfes are Of daily,
almost hourly, occurrence. The longest lane fs re-
putcd to hare an ending, 20 we may hope for the
day when justice ehall be reality in cur city, a.
It IL better to hive military Law, mob law, or no
law at al than the grim farce daiy enacted at the
City Police Court. Annexed arc 4 few Of the cases
tried:
An Drf0ftundte.- Meyer was charged wttk
larceny, having in his possession two priesta en-
brotdetsd robes. supposed to be stolen; Meyer
philadelphia, and Is. proof to he contrary could
not be aaduced, the charge had to be dismissed OF
rather not dismissed but changed to disord<ryy,
Dridewel and fine Of $500. The unfortunate
PhIlade1phian at hrst seemed to consider that be
was being made the eubject OF huge April Fool
mant and the cold cell OF the AzmoEy, quickly an-
Il Ka0raat- Ellen shehsn, an importation tron
the Emerald 1ele, Was charged with yngrancy.
Knowing that her punishment would be the same
whether she said anything or no, the prisoner
pleaded guilty, and received her sentence of $500
ane and ninety days' imprisonment With COM
TT1nity.-;carie Adams, Ellen Welsh and VA
y Murphy, three deNosssIes, from Wells street,
who could knock the other down most times IN
succession Carrie wAs victorious and fined IS
and costs. The Others were mulcted in the sun Of
Il Fair PuQiHsk-Ann Daries, the fcnale chsn-
plon Of Wells street, yesterday afternoon was en-
antaeonist Noticing oftcer Forrest In tho room,
Hhe challenged hum and the combat commenced
The aght occupied The space itoa the tavern e e
skip her OPT onent Failing In the attempt fine
Of SIS snd costs t'kllled" her and she went 'up'-
not to heaven; where Annie has no expectations
| He Ent.g Htr.-Andnew Gleason was charged
With assaulting biz vile. The parties art living
H. RRs e m aaa
proofs OF Fer bad character and OF these vsits
be te1ninates b1 . corporal panishment.n His
| doubtedly punish the man for the assault commit
ted on Snnday, but he t.knew a thing or two'' re-
garding the wife, which be tacetiously added was
a.thing or two which assertion Indeed il too gen
srsily doubted by his friends, interferes w'th his
| 4 MIstake.-t tss been asceztained that Chris
tian Grafmiller. one Of the notorious vagEauts"
a1ed SIS on The preyioue day, was nrongfuliy pm
Hs GeFman a@sf 9
about $500 With him. He either paid his fine
through amisapprehcnsion Of the English Language
probably seesase b. wished to avoid e4posa1e IL snd
| knew the text Of the ArmerY. "Whom.oeTer the
god Of circumstances has made prisoner, Let no
| man declare Innocent"
1n1su NATIONAL FA1R.-The great National
Fair Is in full blast, the proper headWay only hav
Ing been reached yesterday, when the arrival Of tht
contributions from Ireland caused perfect rush
ali day TO inspect the articles Heretofore the eve
nfrs only has witnessed throng. the attendance
during the day being rather spare, but yesterday
from noon Til the hour Of closing, Bryan Hall was
literally janmed. especially round the tables con
tanipg the native Irish display. The dinner tah1cs
too, were we'll patronized, and Fenian Hail. though
I not ctnmmcd to sufEocation, Was full enough fol
comfort. The following were the prizes drawn II
The side lotteries yesterday at the different tables
| Chicago Ttab'ts-14 paire boots and shoes Nos
II r. = e Il ,os, 11a 1ei 1as Co. g. u 1st, 1ss and
ersphie Album, 10. = Ms. !. T. Armstrong f Ioi
Silver Ware, No. 70, J.. $. johnson; Butter Dish
&C., No. :5, John Atchison; Handsome Pin cash
HssFett vine % SET No. = ara aa' Lien: H y: bpers a
Cloak. 10. 13, G: s; Lake: Baby's Shawl, No. a.
Mrs. Gllrner; 2 Rich Chased Glass Globes, No. 8
CEs1in; ACCORDION. No. =, Vim. Johnston; aOrai
Pictures, No. 81, Mrs. O'Conuor. Wedding Cake,
10. e Mrs. Holman; Silver Cake BasEet, No. Il,
| Pat's Bdckly: Bronze Clock, No. e, james ,1c.
Dcnald: Chi,ds Dress, No. 13, annie Hayes: Irish
Gisper Table Cloth, No. l. Nrs Atkinson; C1.la'a
EosT Russell; Dead fin Cushion, So: q, II; Mst5 =
IsW Iork zaxes-silger goblet, fork. and
! os ~ g t6!s5 e:
fat5eF smah: sirer ies p!tcher Il. John Iar
4n nn f1re5 ease basket' !, Geo. Flint: revolver,
Indiana 5aSzs'.sewlns machine, IS, John Mol
5aasy H. sSss ass, atss: %
f asS Saesss Es i Il pveaazss il assfs No. Mr..
ss2 f5 ks Il assz q EBa thss r.
l. Mis- s. Kelly; ITiEh cigar holder, tennls O'Con-
nosi 8 t,so enG;ra%1!nss, !; % - q. E. faseil!;;
P. knowles; Photographic album, No. ~ Il. 10
! gsn; Photographic album. No. l9, ]. Jones'
~, Ase,ia za1e-bsad watch case, ~ Miss Miss
ice.
| IN consequence Of the nnabated and increasing
interest exhibited, the committee has nude ar-
On Monday next. and viii continue It III through
the ensuing eek IT The Hall can be secured Fe-
nlan Ilai VIII be continued open til all the Irish
tremendous that no correct conclusion could be n1
rived at with rtgard 10 the receipts yesterday but
1t is known that they were greater than on any
lrrm al parts Of the Union, both as donations to
the cause and for the salc Of tickets.
The CLOTHING TRADE.-Alessrs. De Graf
& Poole, whose advertisement win be found in
another column, have extended their former premi-
ees, which now comprise arc numbers on Sta1e and
two On Randolph Etrcet, making the whole into
one continuous store and one Of the largest In
their line IN the West divided into the departments
into which their bneipeas fs Chased Well dressed
men, and all who favor economy In buying. know
Of old the extent Of their mems and youths Cloth
ing, and distressed mothers Of growing boys, have
found in their Boys Department dealderatum
long awaited. Into such magnitude indeed, has
the latter grown TINT this last addition to their ac
commodation gives them an elegant room, e1clu-
elvely devoted to the clothing Of bsys from four
yeaza old to nine: years -old, the nex adjoin-
Ing department, meeting the wants Of lads from Q
to 1s. The idea md its realization III will appre
ciate, and It has been enforced by the demands Of
their trade. Their present stock is exceedingly
choice and manufactured expressly for them at ths
East. They well deserve the SUCCESS they have
won.
THIRD WARD MEET1So.-The third OF the
eesies Of mass meetings in the Third Ward WAS
held at unlon Hail. No. GIL State street, last night
To say that there was crest eilthusiasua at the
meeting, would but taintly express the dete.mt.
nation which everywhere prevails among thinking
nea IN the ward, to redeem the old Third from
by Messrs. Hesing, Ward, .Kiippel, Housh and
others, and the advantages Of q change In rulers
visidly depicted. The fhtrd Ward Is one Of the
ssond e s asasasne s ted
y the Council b men @9 @9 ef The salibre q Alderman
his Influence in the Patch" From the evidences
clincd to believe that this eor Of representation
or MISREPRESENTATION will end on the third tuesday
Of April. The fourth Of the series win be held on
Friday evening next. Let there be full turn ont.
Thcladiss are espeesally invited.
ARRIVAL OF REcRu1Ts.-About two hund-
red and sixty Wlsoonain recruits arrived at the
soldicrs Rest, last evening from Madison en- route
for the Armies Of the Cumberland, Potomac and
the Gull The men were under the command Of
tAeutenanfs Eoyes and Grey and Here collected