, 1865-05-01
Gl)ica9o Qribn1re.
u doNDAY. MAY 1, 1866.
THE CITY.

TIE "PnANTox Traveller" which is raid
be an entertainment Of Intense interest, opeus
Smith Ntxon's Hall next Wcdnssdsy. See a.
Fcrilecment1 IN Today paper.
paowkD.-Rchard CPt, formerly of th
city. ant a seaman on board the q. g. Steam.
rh,,icothe. Vas drowned near Fort Adams Mi
eiesppt, on the % OF April.
ous Pon7aA1f or L1aco1s.-rhe party ~,
borrowed our portrait Of thn deceased Preside A,
last Sunday for use in Dr.. Paston'e church ts n
s.quested to return ii Immediately; we want 1t th
morning In the TnnuHE coundng.room.
Buna1An1-The cigar store Of Joseph Platk
No. db Einz,e street, sr,s entered through a from
window On Friday night BY some unknown ne,
ron, and robbed os goods to the value OF go;
The rogue cut The large plate Of glass W1t6a di i
uond.
L1nrRAz.-The proprietor OF Dotys Blyltar,
Hall has donated his entire receipts for Fnd,,
liz. 10 the Sanitary Fair.
j. II. Brupswick 4 Bros hare also donated 1.
The Fair billiard thule worth 81 00u. This il LII
eral. >A
LOST OF TIE ESu1IAHA-colouel Peck received
dispatch on Saturday, conveying the ead intelli
Ecnce that the wife oF Seth r.. Hardin. r. n
The firm Of Cnahman i Hardin Bros. Of thts c,.v
was among the 'ost on the steamer Sultapa. III
Hardin Was saved.
CHICAGO AHkAp.-A private letter inst received
from private Of the Tad rcgim ent, dated Mob1le
April 10th. says that Msjor wm. James; 3r.. sor
q! Provost Marshl James, OF this city. wis liz
frsl to enter Spanish Fort after its eyacuat,on
The I'D made noble record In the campaign
against Iohttc.
DEAD INFANT FoUED-Yesterday morning
come boys playing In the vicinity Of the corner o.
Ean Buren, street and Michigan Avenue, found the
body Of = nav born male infan. wrapped up IN
come mourning. dIapery. The Coroner held au
inquest on the body at Old Cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
CUSTOM HousE.-1n order to give the employees
oI the CnsttIu House an opportunity 10 partacI-
nate In The funeral ceremonies of the late presI-
dent, the United States Depository Will be closed
On Monday and Tuesday, hetwaen the hours Of Q
a. m and p. N. Entrance from 10 p. NJ at
The southwest door.
CAN'T DOUGLAS. General Sweet has received
orders from the War Department to make ont
1olls of all the rebel prisoners In Camp Dous slas
wao are wtillce to take the oath of. allegiance a.
10 their homes. There are about 1909 prisoners
confined In the camp, md it ts believed ali OF
them Will accept the terms offered them.
,Fins7 Ana1vA1 FaoH BuFTA1o.-The Western
transportation Compans's propeller Plymouth
arrived here Sunday noon. being the first steamer
OF the eeasop from thst place. She leaves this
morning: For fright or passage apply toll NJ
TEttle, Agent
EoneE.-Aldermen and other city officers
wishing to join the funeral cortegc to-day will
please meet at the office Of Aid shimp, on Mon
roc ttreet. opposite the Post ONCE, this morning
Charles c. r. HoLpEs,
Chairman, Committee Common Council.
New Dnv Goops,-Dealen IN dry goods are rc-
tEectuly referred TO the advertisement Of Messrs.
Avnt, Baxbour Ha]c, No. 8, IN " Lake street.
They will open on Wednesday next with new
ard CRAFTY enlarged etoeE Of goods. including
Of D'eachsd and SPwn cotions. ' <''~>
SrEc1AL TRAxs.-on Monday morning speciaI
tratrs will 5c run On all roads ccntettng In CHI
c.go. Persona who propose to partic,pl1e IN the
: funeral ceremonies will please make note of
sh's. 1t is presumed these trains 9il carry pas
scugers at reduced rates. tits expected III II over
quarter OF million OF people will visit Chicago
OF this occasion.
TH GREAT n. v. FA1n.-Thc postponement Of
The day Of national fasting mud humisiahoo. from
the last ThursdaE In May to the first Thursday in
June, will probably c.use the postpuueueut o.
the great Northwestern Fair In Chi:ceo, from the
soth of My 70 the nrs. Toe=dsy in Jun., the 6th
A~AAS
tettnite1y decldcd a. get.
DR. T1rFAEr's Observation-Disclosures the
e.oEn Grace Church WIS crowded yesterday to hear
hr Tfant's culogy on President Lincoln. The dis
couree WIS carefully prepared and listened to with
ecytic. but was careful analysis Of the President
Is the pcople'e representative. 1t 10 10 be hpped
sue ai:sI1min.ts m and spPrccattse Praise viii Be
STATE AID Corx7T TAxEs.-Tax payers of the
Ncst Dtyieion are hereby notified that the Collec-
Tor, Pleasant Amick, will on Wednesday morning
1emoye his books to the Office Of the City Col]ee-
Tor, III the Court House- where they Will rematu
tnln. All interested are requested to cali n The
s.Capinln's Office" and settle, thereby saving
trouble and expense.
ARREST OF 4 HORSE TmEr.-Severa1 week9
1nco Abraham Holllugsworth stole a horse from
the stable Of Ar. Bcsus, on Michigan avenue. OF.
dcet Wells Sherman was put upon his track and
t'sced him to La Porte, Indiana. where he had
sud the animal fos 300, He took Ho]linesWotth
into eueto!y, and on Saturday narning II he 70.
for traal ut the Recorders Gonrt-
pEnsoxA1--uon. Alien c. Fuller, Be1viaere :;
lion. T. B. Ward. Detroit; Hon. B. Magof1n, Ken
t7ckJ Hon. 8. 4. Bucknaster, Joliet; Gen. c. S.
Cnnphell and Judge Davis, Milwaukee; Meuten-
.ioa Geonea me- y w. n &ret 49, A.; non John B.
tie fremont HouRe- Hou. T1mothy y. Howe,
1:hited States Senator from Wisconsin, and Briga-
<i,cr General ". ?. Carlin, Q. S. A., ats Mt tie
sherman House.
CoPfxIuEADs-Awe we'll known firm on 6ou,h
":atef ftreet was rl.ited On Saturday by the mes
s.nrcrs Of the Sanitary Commission, and ask.d
TO c1lrw the card os the committee on "one
Lays Income and Wafes' to be placed in their
Sf1cc. lbe request WIS indignantly refused.
The hEm Is Intensely coppcr-from Kentucky.
Lave not the eFents Of the past few weeks shoWn
14clr hopes longerf
srDpEz DEATH At TEE EREr1Rs HorsE-charles
Bloekway, boarder ut the Revere House, died
very suddenly On Saturday morning, from an apo
plct1c ft. One side OF MI. Drockwayb bpdy has
been parals zed for fonr years; he came from his
nome in 6hulsbury, Wisconsin, to This city, about
k1x Weers ago to receive treatment for h1s disease
Elnce. Coroner Wagner held an inquest on the
remains, and The jury returned verdict in ac.
cordanee with the above fac:s.
HAUL OF Observation-Disclosures rnrt,e
and etsF list night made descent upon tho
gambling den located over the Varieties, ind
found c1ghiceu meu engaged In playing faro
They were all captured, with their tools. The
following are their names: Charles Cnphrey, Ned
Jonca, Lewis Meserr. r. johnson. Richard Ben
nett, John Lewis II. E. HenrenAn, John palfon.
James 1nfuey, John Gardner. Gsurre MnrTisnn'
John Warner. Henry Jonrs. f.eorre f)seier M
Charles Bruce.
Dh. pA1rogs LECTURE OK R1ensoxn-1t x..
ornonrrcd ,hnt 1.et n,o,,na D.. N ~ n..
4'At .Asl o'e".ns Ase' ". ". fauon
would give some account OF his recent visit to
Richmond, IN the Opera House. At a late hour
!: vas decided to postpone the meeting to next
weather. Umhrellas and wet orereoats would
haye wrought considerable damage on the new
upholstery Of The building; these nre OF course