, 1865-01-14

tnousan0 oonaFs ~ III; 4ne opinion Was gene1-
Epon for ps. mcnt the gus slou!d be turned oil
from that portion Of the building used as barracks
1hr following committee was appointed to inyes,
Sayrct, and Mrs. RobinRon.
Mrs. G. kseler donated Two shirts and one bed
tick to the Home.
The meeting then adjourned.
TIE NAVAL 1NvEs11aA11ox.--The Naval Cour
Of Inquiry convened yesterday morning at 10
o'clock.
E. Hughes recruiting agent, testified that hs
had enlisted several recruits at ;he Rendezvous.
Hc knew Captain. Harty by sight, hut had never
spoken word to him. He had seen men brought
TO the Rendezvous to be mustered In on bounties
such parties Captain nasty slated that higher
bounties were being paid, and he would not be n
party to swtadling men out Of their bountiea. The
yous. He had hca1d Captain Hatty tell substitute
brokers II they. brought recruits to the Rendcz-
yyous with the view 70 cheating them out Of their
EWashington Van Horn deposed that gfnce Sen.
tember &, 16 3, he had been tn1istinc men for tie
army aS nd navy: ne had presented several men At
there: he never noticed any Irregularities con.
nectcd with 1he Office, and never had made any
complaints. Hs neveE paid any sum OF money to
II. A. Kaufman. substitute broker, No, 81 IasaI]e
street stated to the Court that last fail Messrs.
L. Sherman and James T. Root, Of the Hyde Park
Committee, offered Ma. SO each for some recruits
to be credited to Hyde Park inste1d OF Cook coun.
ty at large He caused three men 10 be 20 credited
az TIC Rendezvous, but was told By Messrs. sher-
nsy sn nPs sen to p The
trrerelant, and was not recorded as evidence
At II O'Clock the court adj burned to this MORN
19ng: 9g va.1ons docnments were examined By the
PRESIDENT during the afternoon. Captain Harty
exhibited bis books, showing that five Of the seven
men claimed BY. Hyde Park had been duly credit.
Cd Us actual scsldeats while the remaining two
were credited to Cook county at large. The tes.
timony will doubtless be closed to-day.
CIRCUIT Counr.-The Jury in the case Of Marcus
va. the Cincinnati & Chicago Air Line Railroad
Co., brought in sealed verdict yesterday. On tho
opening Of The Court, finding for the plaintiff, md
The cause entitled Conrad L. Diehl IS. Joseph
huhn and d. others, was. BY agreement, tried By the
the owners Of leasc.holds ii Chicago. It seems
that in April, 1859, Matthew Marx leased ccrtain
lot, and erected dwelling and barn thereon; that
subsequently certldu judgments were obtained
against Marx, upon which the property was sought
to be sold; that pending the sale, John r. Marx
became the purchaser o. the realty, and claimed
the house and barn part and parcel OF the free
hold. Diehl, who had obtained certain Iudg-
ment IN suit for slander, resisted the claim and
rerleyined the property. The points made by the
afs:lenaahts were, among othe1s OF no general ap-
1st. That the house and barn are and were real
ID. Tint defendan. Marx had homestead Int.
rest IN the property at the time Of levy and eale
81. That the houac and barn-Here chattels. real
and 13turcd, and therefore not subject to be re-
moved.
SECOND WARD DnAFr Assoc1A71oH.-A called
meeting Of The Executive Committee Of the Soc
ond Ward Mutusl Protective Association, held on
the 18th inst. the following preamble and resolu-
items were unanimously adopted:,
WHEREAS, The officers Of tho Association have
kept the books for subscription open at the Orient
House every evening for nearly three weeks, with
ont expectation Of other reward than simple sat
that the citfzens have failed - appreciate theft
efforts 10 relieve the ward from the approaching
Rftoirtd, That the true interests of the Assocta-
ton demand that the books shall be closed forth
with. and that no moro subscriptions for SIS be
Resolrfd, That, at the carnest solicitation of
citizens Of the ward, the committee have voted to
keep the book open until Saturday evening" the
lith inst, at 10 o'clock.
"TnANF, TRAAr, TnAAr, Oh THE Pn1soSEn.s
norE," Is new and very taking song by Geo F.
Root, advertised On our drst page By Root s. Cady.
It has all The elements Of wonderful success.
has been sung all the week at the Academy Of
Music md other places Of amusement, and has At
thrce fines. ~ 'AAe :"
A1o D1Afr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIII
De an ao1onIned meeting Of this association held
at me C1rcnit Court room {CouftHousc} this (Sat-
ufday) evening at It o'clock sharp, when another
opportunity will be given to all who desire to be-
come menbers Of this home Institution, By the
payment Of twenty-five dollars, thereby avoiding
The impending draft. Once for all we say, Come,
pay In your money ere tho books arc closed
agaiust you.
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DIscHARoEn.-Char1es Ttnberlake, whose mr.