, 1864-03-03

1nte1x the colunel the 9Th Illinois In
fantr, was morta1ly wounded in the taking Of Tun-
mel nm near Dalton, Georgia, one Of the charges
BY Gen. Bairds division, In which the rebels were
driven from strong position on the summit Of one
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: When the rebels anansufa1ea "dE, M1naoszs Was
one OF tho nrst men IN th1eaGo 10 respond ~ tue
PEestdents calls for troops. Ae RAISED company
and Wns commissioned captain IN INC 1alce
months sers1ce-' Unfang tMe pcs1oa Iaplaao -A1
halotEy' e company WIS stationed Al calfo'
Upon the expiration Of his commisston ~ zap
taan+ MahA4o<zy Interested n!Msen N aeas1sas p"
.aise and organize the 9Th Illinois tnfantry. then
known as the heskeS 9sges regiment. fteee11ea
Heckcr, of Bels7ue% vas commissioned colonel'
sno 1cza M1aalotzs A1eateuaat volone'' HesAes
Ieaisnea aitet 4oat W a'c woH'A9 .. - ~
LteufcnAnt Colone! 4iaalofzy WE Psomoteoto ~ .ue
colonelcy. From that TINE me sstn !hnoas eeeae
10 LAKE lank IL III etacieat @no "eoHHstpuA'1
regiment.
Col Mthalotzy united to the enthusiasm o. nle
race the cool Judgment ana e1'et o1sc'p1ne o1
thorough eololes. ae was COCO omeee'
TnrA1, op TIE NEW SrEAMEu.-A public
trial nf The pove1s Of the neg eteau fre engine
:. F+.nt Shermnn., xss had in the Court House
sauare Yesterday afternoon. 1t was perfect suc-
eess. and proved the new steamer to be the most
powerful although 1t te not the largest In the city,
mas ,s,s.s. .a.s 80 ss., s.s-+trs the are ana
aaor ~ ;nch stTesm 1as tbrown as high az the
fon ri the fac STAT on the Court House, about al7
feet Yyc hundred feet Of hose were then attached,
aud the same sized st1eam raised thirty feet above
the Court House roof Two ~ inch streams were
thrown two hundred feet, and four tnch Streams
thrown one hundred and elxty feet. but lne great
est power Of the engine Eas shown when ~
inch stream WIS thrown horizontally three nun
dred feet, distance never before reached by any
other steamer in the West. Afterwards an open
hut" stream VIE thrown one hundred feet. 1hls
ctosed the triAl.
The engine wcighs 100 pounde. Its boiler sus-
tains pressure OF 1so pounds o. On,
dtecripttan Of The machine was given in yesterday
Tn,n1;xE
Attached 10 The engine was new and improved
ho,e ca,ziace. built by George ". uannle, No. 81
KinzIe etscct. Ills superb specimen Of carriage
making and reflects credit upon its builder. The
AFrank Sherman will remain III the engine house
IN Dearborn street. near Washington, and the
*s13ttlc Giant now occupying It, viii be moved
tca houee soon to be built In the vicinity Of Max-
well and Canai s.reets. Thus the former Will be
ready for nny fire which naay occur In the upper
r,ons of orr six-stors blocks and the latter prompt
to Fubduc frc among the elevators and warc-
hol,fes