, 1865-02-04


who, last evening, sent the following dispatch to
Springfield:
To The Hon J. D. Ward:
On behais Of the members Of the 7fades' As
sensh1y Of Chicago, comprised entirely OF nechan-
ice beg 1eave to enter their protest against the
extension Of the charter Of the Horse Railroads
of Chicago, as we consider the whole affair IN
uumidgated sw1ndle.
Your obcdient ecsvaut,
GEo. 4. HAzLtTT,
- President Of Trades Assembly.
JouN D1AR, Secretary.
noxAuoS.--The Sanitary Commission has been
presented with IS BY NIUE Zoe, theactress.
Bu1,A1ps.-Charles Fink and Thomas Foley
are matched to play the came game Of billiards
over again which was played few evenings since
On some evening next week
CONFIDENCE OrERA11oa.-David Bennett,
farmer from Alton, Dnllas county, Iowa, waa
sxindlcd OF. Of 800 ycsteraay by the confidence
game
pERsoxA1~-IIe San Francisco Bulletin Of De-
cesnhe. eth, notice. the ar1iva, from New York,
per steamship Constitution, Of Mr. aud Mre. Mat |
tseon, lately res,dcuts Of Chicago
FAxcaon.-The beautiful drana Of Fancaon,
with Jennie Right Us the Cricket will be played
this afternoon mud evening, at the Museum, To-
day Is the last Of the Giants.
HosonA AZ 1t p.scuAnGEp.-ncnryM Mott, who's
arrest for supposed completely in the Holmes Iar-
ceny case was mentioned In yesterdays TRIBUNE,
WIS examined in the police court yesterday, aud
honorably discharged. q.
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a,.eoreraa n ~ otf,c. =, as,S = Viison NJ ~
x,lark street n, st.,me,, cnne nromn,ir IN ,ba
{escuc but their seryces were moi reouired as he
fire WIS ca3ly extingufshed without their aid.
p e.
dred recruits and substitutes nom Wisconsin, A.
rived at the Rest vesteraav. They were eseorted
~ ,.,,rd - ~. ~ 1T,ss.1.;n .,a ~. Sa,s.
1o1 NaahviAa. While At the Rest two" Of tho
1u's 0asee7eso ~ 1la-tnS 1aeo ese7pe'
TIE ;DaAFr MxxTxeLThe delegates OF the
diEsrcn, Ward nraf1 Associations met at the Com
mea Council rooms iast evening. O"ans 70 me
1on't1Itvaa Of The deleEafe sent TO Washington TO
ar7hnRe The credits and procure reduction Of the
qnotas, no nnnnese OF I'M pot1aaee "as {Fansacted.
Buao1AK1.-on Thursday night the shoe store
OF Frederick Korhner, No. a8 Michigan ayeuuc,
ssas entered by burglars md plundercd Of goods
through the back window. No clue to the robbe1
has been obtstncd.
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NEW SLkEFhG CAR.-a eieepHG car aAs JHsS
been finished In Worcester. Massachusetts. for
the Michigan Southern Railroad. 1t cost of
r11 m r. l. fnrn,shea viii s.,,, the r,oder I'm.
,s.,,t SAa,s = tnrind;n1 oss ma fcr-,sco IN has
ot,sa - ssc,m,no1,fs or.crht N,,senre1s A7
AHh1sT1D.-A frencnmata, supposed to nave
been one Of the crew Of me febel patate AfaDama
at the time Of her destruction by the hearsarse,
and who effected his cscapc. was yesterday aIrest,
ed in the city by . government detective and
taken to Camp Douglas The nature Of hia businets
here has not ttanrpi1ed.
:. 1;.+,. 49, s,,u,nr bf,o,a1,
a "oEo Eo a. 49, ,..s n.t'e oog, slgn,ns nmsen nm
urgent request 10, II. insertion. We nre sorry to
deciine. lie talks too yioleutly fot youth. Per
haps when he i little older &c wil lea1n TINT Il
Who do no. fhtnk wiih rs.
pronm77so-rhnt,;n John f3,,o,.n late or Co.
X 141st Illinois regiment. and formerly First
1Jentensut Of co. C.. Coloncl Mnl1,rau,s regiment
hae received authority to recruit i company for
Col. Stephen A. Brons regiment. he would like
xohs;e il many Of his old comrades re-enlist a.
possible. Bis headquarters will be at St Charles,
t1linois.
Wv. o.--,-,
boaaD o. po1.e.wane ronee eo%saoness
tocether and transsct some of the dut5ea OF the
od5cs. The police haye hsd NJ M psy since that for
es ort y. asI soHn WI ,.nta9. tttts
onnah E1shn1t hax;n~ tn fnae ths rue n ~ IT
1'os pas'
IARcEzT.-As soldier, named FrauElin Knapp,
<Fas ar1aign-d in the Police Court, yesterday,
changed with the larceny Of watch valued at SIS,
from John McAs!ster. The wateh was le{s. by III
owner, hanging up in the SoldierB' Home, when
be supposed thc owner bad left and forgotten It.
He VIA held Tor trial in the sun Of S30o.
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CHKAP CoA1--nltnois coal can now be procured
OF the best quality ut ten dollars per ton. This
,,,,, r.. s.,aa nv. ~ ~. hon.sho,as~ .rho h.s
WI us goes usss ~ 4ouss"oas. ~ wv - nas
Hitherto paid twelve. Mi. David Runniop, the
agent 81 me unnole Coal company. na4 oeeide1
On seiinE a. me loWesi possanle pfaee: - saoaid
pe sastalnea ~ ~ ~ eansH 20 suPp1y aae PeoHte
W. Watn cneap co11. LIZ omee a"o sa1o are III NO.
~ south Mafket stfeet-
r,.u,s roaa.r - bov ,hont nina ves,z o,a
ae!t nls nome-on Fou11n avenue near 70 aueet
last Saturday. He had on along drab orcreoat,
aud il light complexion and blue eyes. Minlate1a
IN the different churches city and country. are re.
Questeo to announce the lAet to thear eonereca:
DOM. The father IL poor sick soldier. aud 1t viii
be charitable act TO ald INN In recovering hi
lost boy.
p.,e..o.. r,n...
AAaa " .s esseo. ensse o'ae
Sylla, 10rmery o1 the un1Eers1ty oi Chicago oieo
in Allegheny, New York, January II, 1865, Of con
sumption, aged thirty-two yeare. He was born Ii
New Hampshire, md removed with his famiiy Ia