, 1864-02-15

selections on tho programme m 1ntcrmission OF
ten minutes ia announced, In order to rive thoso
who wish to 1cave before the concert is done, m
oppo,tuity to retire at tho expiration of these en-
minutes the doors OF the Hall will be c1osal nnd
remain clost until the end Of the l.at oyerture
ATur Omar RraH111or ,-Tl,e erh3hftton or
the a]leeory Of the Great Rebellion will omen At
nrvon Hall. on Wednesday eynninr NEXT. nnd he
continued for weak. About threa hundred yonnp
lat,ies and gentlemen will take nayt in The tah,
1r,nv md tl,a R}1suor.h yonavea VIII asa,at Tie
youavra s,n Jointly 1nterested IN ,hta cvh;b;t;on
nth tha n,onr,etnr- -haviro h,1y I'm rroata ~,
th,s occonnt as,5a f-o1 ,,e 49,, n,n-1ts ~ ~,
hn,,,,, ~. .,,r-or. .tor1a ...t..u, q ~, 49,,
,,eaauro hnt dutv IN a.a th,t n ia val, ,,t,ar.
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ps,n.;aaa a. ~ go s.sost ON ccntnna ~, tha
s.1s ~ ~ ~ haoaot -, ~, ea1a,a.., moa .ae
Snu!o VIZ ~. .no oeas ~. ~ .,,o
stso A. . ueNt.! o1pP'
AcApta1 " Moelo;IA uew oni u ia.e - u
fered for the week. no less than the pre-
vious ones. We need hardly urge people to 90 to
9han w. .1eass a s,tn. ~ sana srhs,a H. Ss.,1a
nrht nsy when w ,nanv nm not comneeS to 70 m aw.1
nc ,a s.nsn" 10 ~
condition,
1,,rc,,s Tho rnan,n, veer n,on,scs II, H., ma
of interest to ali lovers Of horse opera. a new lew
programme has been issued which Will bring out
ihc 1,c.t talent If the cnmnonv
cor, Wnon,a Mnarnn 1nat,tut,o, ia
s,,ow,nc IN nonn1a1itv ererv fIav. FniI twelve
bnndred neop,e werc in The Museum At one timc
| on Saturday afternoon, and probably moro thau
t"o tnousana F1sitea u curing Ing oas: 1no H.
visible aauy, ana va Neptonet tne olaek sea
Lion Will oe Oh aana oa.1hg tae "eek- ..
sAmE4'ks-pack sanos' ta1aons IN MS hnc IS
an E'h1opean aelinea1of' WILL commence m Gu
esSemen1 Oh hoaaay evening" 1on5 fastos "sn
a'to remain LOT week more.
lnE CHAMBER OF coAAEnoE'-ihe inter-
est which year ngo.was active intnauguEatins the
movement Tor = new Corn E1chanEe or Chamber OF
| mct m sstu,fST At tha off1ce n, Rnhcrt Rae No
10, Dole's Building. aud perfected their oreaniza
ton. 1t Ia not intended We believe to 70 into &C.
tire operations at present. but an organization WAS
necessary to save the charter, Tho following are
the officers selected:
| Hesi0ent-J; j, s, Flint, OF Flint & Thompson.
1r3ctu,snMGhas r. = WsiIeE of n Wa1Rer = H1oo. oo
son & Co.
| ESfretery-KobcEt Rae. fy
Mnnn. ~ Nnnn r 5cntt. Ghaa' H Wa1ker'
ef Waker nsoRson r. 4 c.; D. Tho9'psop 9i Flint
II # En1sv,th A Cornmissinn ~ Herchant. Dsrii
| Kreish, Of Ha1bncs i Kreigh; Clinton Briggs, oi
| EwInr nricrs 4 "a. r J Rtonsnn of Waikcr
hronsSn e. Hen,5 ny dilwald, ea' of i. M1sla
: Co., aud i: hcLennan.
| -, -, ,.7s r. t.1,a, hatex<, n-.sr,,.t,a.
ons ,as" svua a au h.tn ne10''
NOT L1kksEss.-A case o1 eonsioefaolc
| interest to artists was decided on Saturday by
'us',se ho's.ns'ot' - niat n.e'
10 40 VIVA aS
mas
lna' u mas nes asrs ,sa ,,ao
10 w Fs s ssss Se Soasht sa na dn
t1lal was hsa, which resulted In verdict iof tho
'',sA'4n'' ~s.A s'F's' 1-z.-,. 49,,
T., -" ~. ,.r,;,s, =, pat,arsan % re,ans ~ a,s
ton on Saturday, Tor the a1cdeed larceny ot DE-
eh"res Vas su not ss and and tha s dis
ena'seo' :---- 49,, -...-.
Still THEY CoME.-WelcnIn from q spe-
.,., - +be Tn,r,r ihot tba Kat u,,no,, Infantry
"a, , n.ao ~ 1a.yas 1on;sri1,s ~ ..aa11 -,
ael srss's e'y 's'Sss A0''s''s To-Day '''< 'F
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"The Aato GEN. 1ohn b. ~ Msman:,' H.
Ed,tora Chicago Tribune: ~
Under the Above heading, In your paper Of Feb,
4t6. appeared Tic report te tha Old Chicago Light
amhoy. e1hnmcd the bodT of the iate Gen. John
r. Wyuap, -The article containing many nils
M eMtatenents impugning tie action and motives Of
l. nnr sitixens tko lndefsicned commttee. aDDoint-
Ry st6foush goar he
facts:
settlers 81 this CITY, was thoroughly identified with
ali its cnle1rrisce, and TWICE elssM to tho Mayor
ship. tLe outbreak Of the rebellion lo prompt
field, a. Assistant Adiutant General rcndc:ed
valuable service to the State in the orsanlzatlon
9SPs SPp h nols ne a
return to this place after oIeE two years
Of service he WAS met With & brilliant reception,
should he ia1l in battle to be buried in the csme-
teH Of this city; eSen bis last WORDS n parting
Xh bis friends hsEe were to The be- est t: How
mand and With what conspicuous valor be fell
1ehting at Halnes' Blna, arc mattcrg Of h1story.
| 11e G0ayt aCEomPaAle0- " Vs.oUA " ntatit was
tns s o anho4
lilies for intslment. The o!d Chicago Light Guard
were requested to attend tho tnnefa! obseqnies,
which they dd, al theiF expenses white mere being
betrayed BY the CITY. At the expense o. me clty
and win military honoss, me gallant deceaseI
1t was not known to the citizens Of Auboy M
III come time In August last that the Chicago
Light G4aIda desired tile removal OF the remains
to Roee HlI cemetery. az th9t tlEe y was We'll
EnoWn n 1his pace ana 20 inc hose Hh cemetery
fund Of St ,6 or s. oQ Tor the purpose Of erect,
Ing monument ct this place 70 the memory or
the much iamented General. The committee are
cTedibly informed that au the members who con.
tribute to the fund are unanimously IN the desire
that the body shall remain inferred At this place
Cemetery Association, Visited Amhoy and was
distinctly told that the citizens would never con-
sent to tie removal Of tho remains to Rose Hill
Cemetery but that request for the removal for the
purpoee Of interment with their kindred in Mass
achusetts would bs acceded to.
sc1tiug Roee Hill Cemetery. mot the Chicago
Mcht Guard whose coming was unknown to our
cit1zene. arrived In this city without the knowl-
edge or consent Of the authorities or citsZena they
| nroeeeded clandestiucly 10 the Ambny Cemetery,
entering it's sacred precincts. tfampllng under
ruthleee]r drove horses and wagon over gsaves
wont to 30 bedewed by the tears Of affection. dug
IN the re1unns Of the late General and conveyed 1t
to the depot alter dark for shipment. Such an nn-
holy de6eCr1t1on Of the festng phce CHOSEN Dy tho
deceased, shocked the moral sense OF the entire
| community. As soon as the af1ait was
known tho City Council convened and sum
thority they had 50 nnnaturally proceeded: They