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Mr.. Asay esid that be wished to show that
about the time Of the suppression Of the
Times by Gen. Burnside, the lock OF the vault
in the Armory in which The arms were re-
moved, had been tampered with ,y Mr. Brad-
ley, so that the weapons could not be OBJ
tained, when the Democrats, determining to
protect themselves, purchased arms.
The Court ruled that the question WAS i'm.
proper
H7tnees Continued do not know that any OF
the arms In Walsh'a house were ever put to any
uee. do Lot know that any were taken to pro-
tRct the office OF the Chicago 1m@s ut the t1mo Of
IL suppression.
Mr. Asay asked, was it not fact known to
the leaders of the Democratic party In Chica-
go prior to the election that arms were in
Walsh's house to be used by Democrats for
the protection Of the polls! The Court de-
eided that The question waa improper. On
motion Of Col. Spooner, the court adjourned
until II o'clock tomorrow morning.
CMcESA1, Monday, Fell. q.
Daniels was captured few days ago near
Mlliersburg, Ky:., by ten.,men Of the 45th Ken
'tuclsy infantry, but managed to agnin escape
fiom them. He had in his possession over
$40, ,o00 which he was taking into the Confsd-
e1acy from friends in Kentucky. Information
Of his presenceswas brought to the soldiers
by negro, who mtstook him for guerilla,
, 1865-02-28
THE FOURTH OF MARCH
<EELE1RAT
Immense Preparations in New York
S-x4t City.

mtec onae fep e hs Nafoea cS% en-
ebration 6fethe Union victories, Wm. T.
Blodgett, Esq, Chairman, WAS in session dur
ing the entire day, at the Astor House, at
tending to the preliminaries for the great
celebration On Saturday next. The Commit
tee Is composed OF the following citizens
Elliott c. Cowdin, II. Cooper, Joslah Had,
den, Hon. Chas. G. Cornell, Supervisor Vim.
II. Tweed, and Hon. Douglas Taylor.
= The Committee to-12y walled npon his
honor Mayor Gunther, and upon the Prcsi.
dents off, tue Board Of. Aldermen
suit oftheir interview viii be reported to the
General Committee to-day. The Committee
also waited upon Major General Sandfor1,
who subsequently held q lengthy consultation
With them ut their rooms at the Astor House.
From the numerous indications given by our
citizens today, the celebration will be one Of
the grandest ever made In the metropolis.
The principal feature of the day xill be the
prise nearly ali The military, ire
men, and civic societies Of tits city
and Brooklyn. The different trades viii
be represented By emblems Of industry.
Many att11ctive and novel features will be
present In the procession, among which will
be complete model Of the original Monitor
A0uEAk VIC +A[1dAAl0C1 uuA u
tlon Of Fort Sumter as it now appears nf1er
four years battering with Union guns, with
the old fag again floating over it. y full bat
terry Of cannon captured from the rcbs, will
form one Of the features of the procession,
and will be manned BY veterans VINO will fire
salute At various points.
This grand ovation By the metropolis OF
the Union to the gallant soldiers and sailors
Of our army and navy will certainly surpsss
any similar occasion Of d like nature in this
country. The responses received from the
mechanics and attizans Of the city show that
all classes arc fully alive to Its Importance,
and give gratifying evidence Of the wishes Of
our community 70 honor the b1ave defenders
Of cur country.
The grand meeting at Union Square will
probably be presided over by Mai. Gen. Dix,
and the ablest orators Of the State as well as
many batne-scaned veterans, will address
their fellow-citizens In ccngratulntton upon
the successes which have secured to us again
and forever the ports Of Savannah, Charles
ION anu ::.!.c:;s son.
, 1865-02-28
Letter from E. C. 1.arned, Esq.
CHICAGO, Feb. "a, ts6s.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
notice the following paragraph In your
paper Of Today, which you say bAs been pub
nshed in two newspaper in the city, but
which has not before come to my knowledge:
- Acting upon this assumption Of the Law,
the Wabash Company has recently re-organtzed-
GTant Goodrich. Ion. r. E. c is1ncd, several of ths
editors Of the Tn1BCAE, and other very eminent
men,"
So far as the above relates to myself, it is
an entire mistake. I hare no connection
with the Wabash Company In any form or Of
any kind. I hare no stock in 1t, and am not
employed or retained for 1t professionally or
in any O. her WY, and hare nothing whatever
TO do with It, either directly or indirectly.
In the shape in which it now stands, I could
not giyc.my support to the measure; but If
it he the intention Of the Company {as am
advised 1t isl to distribute the stock in small
amounts among the citizens at large, and to
enter into contract with the city hy which
one-half Of the net receipts Of tue Company
over and aboEe ten per cent on ths stock
certainly thcrcby cntit}e itself to the favor Of
the public.
And although do not expect to have any
personal interest In, OF connection with, the
Wabash Company In anr event, get am free
to admit that while deem the charter as OBJ
jeclionab1e IN many particulars, when regard
cd as an fndcpc ndent meas sure, yet that, when
viewed In relation to the hDrse railway mo.
nopoly which has been created br the recent
Legislature, can perceive trat it might be-
come valuable 10 the community as cumpct-
inc line which shonla creatc some opposition
to the otherwise absolute and exclusive mo-
Dnpoly which would be fastened upon the
city 10: so long period.
Your obedient servant.
, 1865-02-28

WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. o1.-Thc Rich
mond De*patch, received here to day says: Cn-
broken quiet reigns along the li6es OF thenorth
side Of the James river. The enemy concen-
tIated on the new position on Hatcher's Run
during Tuesday and wednesday, but nothing
Of consequence has grown out Of the move
ment. They captured a portion Of onr
but the line Was re~cstablishcd by our forces
the next morning.
A very handsome little affair occurred one
day last week in the vicinity Of BurWclrs
Bay in which about $50 Yankees belonging to
the celebrated Naval Brigade we're defeated
Confederate scouts under command Of Lieut..
Sbalburne, assisted by party OF the l1de.
pendent Signal Corps under command Of
Lieut.. Wocdtcy. THIS force Of the enemy
had been sent out to intercept and capture
secret expedition known to haTe been dis
patched In that direction recently hy our
government. While resting at Burwelrs Bay
this force was vigorously attacked by the
Ecouts and signal corps men, who eventually
succeeded In killing and wounding number
and putting the balance to flight. Sixteen
dead bodies were subsequently found, six
lying On the road side leading to smithtieid
and ten in Smitbfeld who had died Of their
wounds there. We did not learn whether
any prisoners, were taken but = NUM-
ber Of wounded Yankees were carried OF By
their comrades. So the paTty who came out
towhip got whipped.
The following was received yesterday:.,
HEADQUARTERS, Feb. Fl.
To hon. ]. c. Breckenridge, Sec'y Of War:
Gen. Echols reports that detachment Of
yaughn's cavalry struck the railroad beyond
Knoxville ut Svce1watcr and Athens, cap-
turing the garrison at both places: SIXTY
men Of the Goth Ohio regiment, with their
horses and equipments, were taken:
teigncd} R. E. LEE.
We learn that the raidlne party Of Yankee
'caya3ry who we're reported aayanctng, by Wy
have returned to Washington. We have been
unable to obtain any information as to tho
nmount Of damage done by them.
, 1865-02-28
FROM CINCINNATI.
The Chicago Testimony
and John E0mlRkT.

A@7 -
and John Comlaky.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CHICAGO, Monday, Feb. II, 1865.
The Court Martial assembled this morning,
pursuant to adjournment. The accused,
Walsh and Morris, in open court, declared
their consent and wish that the trials con-
time unobstructed In the absence Of Grenfell.
After dclibesation, the Court determined to
proceed. The Judge Advocate requested
the Commission 10 proceed to the findings in
the case Of the escaped prisoner, Daniels.
Judge Key objected On behalf of Daniels. The
Court determined that Mr.. Key had no right
to appear on behalf Of prisoner who had
voluntarily withdrawn his presence, but con-
seuted to allow the counsel to make some re,
marks, IS question Of courtesy, and gave
him until tomorrow morning to prepare his
address. 5fr. Assay stated that at that time he
shonld interpose IN objection on behalf Of
Walsh and Grenfell.
The examination Of witnesses for the de-
fensc then commenced. Mr.. D. D. Driscoll
Fas swo,n, and examined by Nr. Asay, as
follows:
reside in Chicago, and have lived there for
twelve yearr,.l an an attorney -at-law, and be-
long to The Republican partJ. Have known WASH
for Eix eight yeare, ana QAFe kno"A LIS keAE4a a.
character until within the lask tTo !ehfst since
which timr have seen little Of him. Ills Ghatnc-
ter durlEe the tfme knew him wa. generally con
eidered to be good. For the last two years 90
NOT know anything against his loyalty, though
have heard It called in question. .
Alderman John Comisky Eas next swotn.
He said:
Ibaye known Walsh for the 1eet clcTen years.
Els general reputation for loyalty ha9 ever neen
rood. and hare ever confidefed him klna-
&c. rted and humane man. hrst learnt o1 Ine e1-
tsiepce Of trms and munitions or Yer IN Haitn
house IN the SUMMER OF 1853. 10 not knoW "no
they belonged 10; do not know that funa was
ruled In The Democratic party for their purchase.
Wall b himself told me he had arms IN MS mouse.
(Mr-Asny atked the witness kneW why muse
arms were there, but the Court ruled the qaesuon
Wines Continu<d: Prior to the election In
1854, there wAs IN arrangement maaa between
Woleh and myself for the distribution OF come Of
the arms among the voters OF my wArd, to p'otect
themselves at inc polls In case Of riot. during
part OF the time the arms, many Of theN, were
IN the possession Of the city, locked up at TIC Ar.
| moFy.
| Mr.. Asay asked: Was there not some tam
pettng With the lock Of the safe where tie
Weapons were confined by Cyrus T. Bradley,
Chief of Police, which prevented the weapons
oetng reached by Mayor Sherman and the au
thorities!.
Tie Judge Advocate objected to the ques
, 1865-02-28

We COPY from the Ereniy Journal letter
from J. Il. Dunham, Esq, replying to some
structures Of That paper upon the Health bill
recently passed By the Legislature to give the
city the control which 1t ought always to
have had, and which all well regulated cities
do have, over Il certain class Of public nuis-
:.nces. The Jounaak intimatcs that Mr.. Dun
liam gave eom al guaranty that the bill
khouid not beS4Gkhted to:its full letter. In
the absence Of any such statement over Mr..
Dunhanl's signature, VIC shall hesitate to be-
1icve that hc gave any such assurance first,
because be is not tue executive officer Of the
law and could not change it If he would, and
second, because the law is HEht-as It stands.
The beef and perk packers OF Chicago do
not pol}ute the atmosphere with their ottal.
They expend large 6ums Of money constant
IL, which the packers Of no other city are r.
s'quircd to cxpend, in keeping thcir establish
mcnts clean. They carl away their refuse
mntter every day while they ARE engaged IN
slaughtcrIng, before It becomes offensive.
The law does not touch them any more than
It touches carpcntera' shops, or blecksmiths'
shops. It deals only with nuisances. let
the packers have been subjected to unmeas-
urxd obloQuy In times past because there WAS
no law enabling the public to trace the offen-
sivc odors to their actual source. The pack
CTS ought to be thankful, and We presume are
thankful. that the extraordinary pains which
they take to keep their establishments clean
mag now BE- recognized and appreciated BY
the community. :"
All laws, to be edectua1, must be stringent.
The Health bin is not more stringent than
, 1865-02-28
FROM ST. LOUIS
4 Negro TestifylnE in St. Loul.-The
Fourth Of March EestlyIty-Unl0n
Men Killed.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Feb. y.
To-day, David Henderson, negro, was al
lowed to testify, in the Recorders Court,
against a white man, the first instance OF the
new order Of things On record in this State
The Union Merchants Exchange having
resolved to join In the fourth Of March fcs-
tiyitics, the City Council and military have
promised cooperation.
Several Union men have late1y been killed
in North Missouri in retaliation for giving in
formation of tht hiding places Of noted guer-
illae.
4 contract has been made By Quart
Myers for building the Southwest Branch
Railroad to Springfield, but wants The ap-
pruyal Of the President before being carried
into effect.
, 1865-02-28
FROM KENTUCKY.
Important Order by Gen. Palmer.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Feb. 27.-Gcn. Pal
mer has Just Issued IN order promising milf
tar7 pro 'ection to all dcserters from the rebel
armies who forthwith register themselves as
reuouncing further connection with the rebel
Government, and threatening all other alb
eentees from the rebel lines with the penalty
due to spies, gqe.il3as, or Otherwise as the
The Journal, in speaking Of Lees army edi-
tor;ally, says: 1--WE have reason to say that
fhc rebels orc expecting very soon to startle
the whole country and astontsh b the world.
No matter what our reason may be, 1t is
t,ond nnc ~
, 1865-02-28

: Especial Dfspstch to the Chic,so Tr1bine.]
=, :;:.s.s::; :, Is. U3 Mo1SEs, Monday, Feb II.
sao~ storm::commenced here about ten
o'eI9ek Saturday mofhlng and continued uu-
tffaster midnight, covering the ground to the
depth Of about one foot. aleighing today Is
the finest of. tho season.
George ". Cleveland was nominated Sat
urday evening, by the Union men, for Mayor
Of this city.
, 1865-02-28
Wfdgo Gritnt1t*


The NEWS.
0favc Dothing definite from the military
situation. The rebel press arc not allowed to
publish military newe, but keep up their
blustcr and braCgadocio, and claim victories
farthest must disclose the rcal position ol
AFFAIR."
Lee is again reported to have gone eouta'
to take command in the field dagaanst ooef-
man-aeaving Joe Johnston to cofnmhno ~
Richmond and keep Lie ancient enemy' .en
Davis, company. Gfant, however, is On lno
alert and. according to the rebel press, h
constantly moving and apparently concen-
ttating for An attack.
1be town of Bridgeport, Ala, celebrated
IN n. earlier annals oi the War, has been de-
stroyed by fire.
General Grant writes hopefully OF the Sit
uat1on to Hon. E. B. Washburne, and seems
confident that his combinations will result In
disaster to the rebels.
Arguclles, the Spanish slave trader, has
been sentenced to eight years In the chain
gang. :.
The Chicago conspirator, Daniels, who cs.
capcd from Cincinnati short time since,
day or two since, in Kentucky, while making
his way into the rebel lines, but again made
Ills escape.
Upon the third page Of this issue VIC print
6 complete list Of all the bills passed by the
late illinois Legislature, which commenced
it's labors By voting extra compensation and
ended By voting itself gold. The list will be
valuable for reference both politically and
morally, rs we'll as in business point Of
view.
Gold closed after call in New York last
night firm at oo2.
Lees army is making grand northward
movement, and Is daily invading Washington
at the rate Of two hundred per day, to take
the oath Of allegiance. This is over maxi
mum regiment per week, good sized brigade
per month, and half Of lis army. in year.
Il there is IN equal movement f7r their homes
in the South, at the end Of 1865 the Southern
army will consist 1nain1y Of Robert E. Lee.
Our Washington dsspatch contains highly
Interesting account Of the final interview BE-
tween the Chicago Draft Committee and the
President, Secretary Of War and the Provost
Marshaa General, with the results attained.
, 1865-02-28
TIE CAPTURE OF gems.
CROOK AND KELLEY.


The following is taken from the Richmond
-Disp<utA of SATURDAY, Lust:
t:Ihe following interesting official telegram
was received nj the War Department last
night:
.'HEApoUAErEne, Feb. "a, 1895,
@'Hon. J. c. Brcekintidge, SECRETARY Of War:
..Gcn Early reports that Lieut. Mcneil. with
thirty men, on the morning Of the 21st, entered
Cumberland, and captured md brought of Gena.
Crook and Kelley, the Ad}usent General Of the
fa:. without firing gun, though considerable
4urce wa in the Vicinity. Lieut. Mcneil and his
party deserve much credit for 4h1s bold exploit
The pr.soners will reach Staunton to-dny:
+tSiCned) RE, LEE,
, 1865-02-28

!, PHILADELPHIA, Feb. T.-subscziptions to
the scyt n-tllrty loan were received by jay
Cooke today to the amount Of 8, aS7 $50.
The. largest Western subscription was for
S100, ,0C0, from Davenport, Iowa the largest
East IN $500, 600, from New York. There
were 2.4l2 Individual subscriptions for SO
and *1C0
, 1865-02-28
Whut General GI.nnt Says.

New fonK, February s7.-The New York
Washbu1ne, II. C. from Illinois, received
yesterday letter from General Grant in
which he comments1upon Gen. Sherman in a
hopeful vein. A few days more Of success. )
he eays, will place the rebels in situation
from which they cannot cscape,'n
, 1865-02-28

From Louisville, Ky. =
LOUISVILLE, Feb. E.-The Vice President
elect. arrived here this evening.
The Chattanooga Gazette OF the Esd. says
Bridgeport Was almost totally destroyed b5
FIRE iasf Tuesday night.
, 1865-02-28
nundrcd Days Men Declined.

ALBANY, Monday. FED: @1'-o1 T7 10y IecelTt
Of the news Of the capture Of y. wilmington.
Gov. Fentcn sent dispatch 70 u tee s,s;a 5etfetay
of var ce1a ot,td'pS {5r .en one hundrcd Jays SER
3Sn 9see tot sas ea'lisSnng @ the oTis a
chsrieston. M les wilmington and other points.
The ofler was 1eler.e ed to Gen. Grant, WHO de-
clintd to accept the regiments. The see.e"
, 1865-02-28

Nav YonK, Monday, Feb. s7.-The Pos.'s
Washington special says 1t is creditatfy re-
For!cd that Truman Clark, Of R 'chester, has
been appointed to the post Of Comptroller Of
the Currency Bureau, and when 1t Is vacatcd
by Mr.. Mccnlloch that he will probably ae-
, 1865-02-28

NEw YoRK, Feb. T.-By the steamer Ha.
yaua VIC have Havana dates to the 233l.
There was no news from Mexico. Angu!lce
las received his sentence, which is eight
wears in tue prison chain.gang.
, 1865-02-28

New YonK, Monday, Fcb.- 27.-Gold h.s
bern steady during the morning, at l9oL6S
4ooN, with slight upward tendency. ThaSe
is no special speculative movement.