, 1865-01-11

cd Infantry. ! Snbstitntes...... 49,.
a 1sta In!snsry:::::::: Int!sna ssis t. s. coored
issh i. s. infanfy... i Mercantile Bitt:iy..
| 18th U. S. infantry. 8 1st nrtt11cFy..........
| 30th infanuy...-..... 2 ID artillery.
115th infantfy........ i Bridges Battery ~ 49,.
SD tnfsnt1y.....,.... 6th cavalry ......... i
I I'D infantry. II 9Th cayAlry......-..
ith 1ptahtry y......... 18th cavalry.
| 116th fnfautry....... I 18th cava!ry..........
| S6th infantry. 2 9Th cayalry........,..
61st 1nfantry....-.... l 9th cavalry..-........
] 18th tnfanHy......... 11th caTalfy..
1eth fnfantry... 18th cayalrT.......
| 9Sth fnfantry......... 10th caralry..........
SD infantry. S I'd cavalry. y..........
| 45d 1ntantIy.......... 2f
10th infantry Tctal. ,l9
/ Eth 1nfantly......... 2
PLYMOUTH CHCRcu.-We understand TINT til,
congregation Of Plymouth Church Of this city
now temporarily woEshippins IN Smith & Nixon
Music Hall, are preparing for the speedy ercctio,
Of new church edlaee IN the corner Of Wabas.
avenue and Harmon Court
The design, though not Jet thoroughly devel
oped, Is nevertheless sufficiently 60 to indicate
very clearly that, architectura1ly considered, /
Will be second to none In the city. In dimensions
ds to cover nearly the entire lot, which Is 81 bJ
The plans are being prepared by G. ?. Randall
Esq, architect who will also super1ntend its cree
Of construction, especially In buildings OF thi:
character, i: sufficient guaranty tha. 1t viii b
cnce to phase Of the architectural business il
the Vest which is quite novc3ty-tho extensive
Library Of Mr. Randall. The enjoyment IN En-
rope, through long, series Of years, Of wide
| rcnEe Of architectural associations, enabled him
70 collect all the more valuable works on the sub.
for the early receipt Of designs Of almost ali he
principal buildings In that quarter Of the globe,
as stste buildings. colleges universities, asylurs,
1nospitals, 1 prisons. thcsteIs, opera houses, &c.
and valuable collection Of designs, plans, and
models or structures both ancient and modern,
t is especially Eeh ID modern churches, hanEine
houses railroad depots, and stores, and 1t IL be-
ing constantly augmented BY additions Of Europe
] an des1gna received within few months after
they a1s made. So large and varied collection
must give HIM crest advantage in the selection
end consfrqetton Of plans suitable to any desired
tlvc' be determined by his means Of acquiring In.
formation and facilities for reference, 1t viii be
nrst class, and We presume there are none who
establishments, churches, and other public build.
1nss erected under his supervision but Will con-
concede this to him.
NAVAL RESDEzyors-CorEr OF ISqC1nr.-By
order OF Secretary Welles, Naval Court of In
qcfry-compr1stug Captain Oscar Bullua, Com
nander VIM. Ronckerdorf and Acting Ensign G.
y; Nccl1re-ase engaged in investigating the af-
1airH OF the Naral Rendezvous IN this city. The
nation Of Capt. Harty. That officer stated that
bo1ntlcs belonging to descEtcrs to the extent Of
$4,000. yet remained In his hands, and that be had
been instructed to deposit that amount With the
Eearest Assistant Treasurer Of the United States
md send the certificate Of deposit to the Chief Of
The testimony Of Charles Randolph and Mai. j.
r Husunin revealed no facts Of POSITIVE impor
Eight Witnesses were yesterday examined. Mr..
j. ". Merriam substitute broker, testified that
recruit who was rejected BY the Surgeon ut the
aendezseus was subsequently accepted By the Ex-
ehal.
Ncssre. r. S. y: Ely and J. A. Colby. substitute
as being ra,Aer strict but knew Of no iFrc:nlari-
ties II the conduct Of the office.
]. T. HcCaualand testified that he was recently
naval recruits confined il jail he was authorized
to receive the bountics due at the rendezvous. lie
took The requisite orders to Capt Harty, who sent
rendezvous; that IN biz presence three Of the
tsed that he Himself had given hls bounty for Eae
lcGo: On the following morning the men WIRE re-
manded to jail. On being asked by Captain Iiarty
IL lie was not aware tba. The Instructions from the
naval recruiting bureau compelled him to retain
The money OF recruits until they rcsched the re-
cefriuE. ehip at Cairo. the witness replied that
money security against the desestion Of re-
crults
Mr: Charles Norton, Of the Hyde Park Recruit
ing Committee, testified that in September LAST,
ter At the rendezvous but were afterwards credit
Cd 70 1he count! At 1a5ge The matter was referred
lieved, but wos not positive, that these men had
not been credited to hyde Park. Several men
were recruited in Chicago and paid bounties to |
represent nyde Park, although not residents Of
'nst IT, t:T51hR So6a coe.wr knew of irregularities
at he rendezvous. The Court adjourned to this |
Captain Hurty yesterday received orders from |
the Navy Department to charter or hire receiving
AroLLo CosHASp.nY-ASSrA1. FEsr1yAIu-
The Second Annual Festival md Banquet of |
Apollo cou,mandery No. Knights TempIas WIS |
given al the Briggs House last evening, and was
splcnlid aaair throughout The order wns we'll
represented from the city, and numerous de!ega.
tions from abroad. Among the latter We noticed
Foster. ct Michigan; sponsor MeRcady, Richard
t91 and DGnninE Of sp1insdeld: = F. Aear sir
hnaGht nGa an9 G9%nndfF ~ ~ and Williamson Of g.
J he knights were all clad In the uniform Of the
Order, and the numerous array Of fair Ladies', all
Ea51y E; dressed hns' ND many q lhem deeked with
eeldoul met with.
The banquet was magnificent, mine hosts Of the
skill,i catering to the wants OF the inner man.
he tables we're o!namented With statuettes repre-.
sentng i Knights TemRlaF in yaious Positions, al
Slea all eeparsted satised tha9 they l. had al attend
The following WIS thu committee Of arrange
James boyd, 3; F; Tatriek, j. Il. Montgomery, l.
N. Bennett, and G. ". Pettce.
OFFICER SnEnNAS.-This efficient officer yes
tcrday returned from Lacrosse, WHITTIER be has
been to convey Jacob Clear, whom he arrested in
this city few days since On charge Of murder.
Upon arriving at Lacrosse the officers having him
Ing, the GeEnans, especially, being determined TO
take tne prisoner from custody and execute sum.
eee1s a f. II esF sr cfs Etc
the Jail and secured, when crowd Of over eix hun
drcd men surrounded the building and resolutely
eas a Ea S ssn nR
last induced to learc. The occasion was trying
one, and nothing but nerve on the part Of the OF
The Board OF Supervisors Of Lacrosse county
we're so we'll pleased with the conduct Of Mr.
ShSrnan 2! 2 tlat they unanimously presented him
with S1oo for his services.
ACADEMY or Mrs7c.-Good honses hare been
the rule and not the exception at this 6tjou Of
amusement, during the past week. Manager Kelly
is cutting loose from the old beaten track OF mins-
trclsy, and instead Of rehashins poor Jokes, and
tntolcrablc grimaces, sceks to place the burnt
etyle Of performances which have travelled the
country from Maine to California, be treats his
patrons to excellent vocal and instrumental mu-
sic hurlesqne operas retaining tle original scores
and light comedies, In which any amount Of local
and national '.hits'' abound. Maater Leon in hls
nfSsr ere fss o h1ng
is irresistibie. Jones as = brudder-bones Can
dnues 10 meet the appreciation Of his many friends
a1d TIE aqno1 1o1e De
the,y resncctire narts equally we'll. New Years |