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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
THE LYNCnBuRG IlRGINlAN.
THE NIW SCHEME.

The s.hene Recommended last winter By Gen " ad-
ly Thompson Of opening the ports ei Mexico to tie com
mece of country and Of ali neutral Nations upon the
payment, in such pos VIC may ssesS, OF moderate
duties the money he apped TO the sup II e The war.
has been adopted by the Administration The President
addressed eitcr which insert today, to The Secre
ary Of the Treasury, calling upon him 10 frame iarfl
f1r the purp 90. We have room Tor The Secretary 5
answer. The Government Will need all the money 1t
can raise before tie is and we hope the afpro-
praon q the Mexican customs may lcnlsh our rea
snry. But we cohf not sangulne IN the belief
that any very large amount Of money will lie raistd il
tbs way.
he measure is cerainy novel one in warfare II is
facetiousy sylld military contribution levied upon
Mexico. We think ii admirably adapted to give aid and
com,rt to the pcefle q tia, country. 1t well known
that the Mexican dues. many articles # PRIME
slty, pohltiory in III il amount The reduced du-
tea e will enable these q mmeditics TO be aordod
at cheap rac ard ,hus icntfit lie hcxicans The d.
version II the will net njurc tie Mexican Gov
eminent whit more than the blockade Of tic pors,
which is the alternative The re pie. if Above 'tadc
freely with tie towns in possession Of troops, VIII be
so.nuch benefited 10 become interested in tie coniin
uance Of die W.T. succ peace would the prohb
tory system. The duties are to lie collected hy the Ar
ny aud Navy. AID sid oyerto tie discussing icers Of
tho Two SERVICES, aeectdrg Il rhons'att.s 1t s.i al
fair veh ite iIe.det ti.rIs e las ii, 1t It afs,,c
in#h eNp Wy, Ntdt,us eoastl4rg (E4.,,s. IL is,
by tie ttnsatrllpe ,Ia3fco uu! 10 If,t,uti ,tthc
war; and according to lis views Il duly and scoIe q pow
er, he may und'r tie law If ratons, ley, military con
trbnt IN his character Of Conn anIorln Chlef ofthe
Army. To trirg TIE case however, WITHIN lie law, ii IS
necessary maxi II aflfar that in posing rates Of
duii's eIo" tie NexiceH Imports sinany prQicr
military c'n'rjulian, 1rseiisod in ne6tn walfrc.
MI Waller oMoc;s to rais, from this sftlne a.
m@h money rs IL ile.estG.du'y On La and Cellcc
Wild lave frough-saS two Ind had Millions AS
Tie President II nat indebted 10 Cersross for tie monfy
he Is not bound to account frs expenditure to ha,
dy. There are many niorantcons.drat connected
with this SUBJECT, iut have SPACE My ANNOUNCE
the fact Of the ado ton Of tie policy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
BEDFORD COUNTY.

W briefly adverted, in our last, TO the clrcumsaF"
which had led to the Withdrawal Of Mr.. Mitchell IT."
the canvass. and expressed the gratG, alton which
felt at the prospect Of united action among the Nhes'
that large and influential county, in regard 10 the 'o
gressiona election The conduct 0f Mir. Mitchell al ~
presented TO us, was highly honorable him. and Shows
him to be actuaed by the true Wing spirit. We Hee'
that we are called upon to publish notf'ailon h'
contrary to his wishes SINE Of his friends re detfi
cd to open poll for Mr. Mitchell We can see nohS
but harm likely to result rcm this preceding, ana -
nestly hope, upon mature reelection, tie scheme NAY
abandoned. schsm among The Wigs Of fe''0'o'
regard to the county Candidates, must necessarily
lnjuriousy to Mr. Goggin's interests. We have no
to interfere. in the sghtes, degree with the county t
tics of our neie hborlnt We do feel deep inci'
the success Of Mr.. Gogein, and hope hat our 'Ay''
lions, in behafof harmony and good feeling VIII ''
misconstued by the Wings Of Bedford. BY an ai'a'7
me I, to which Mr.. Mitchell party be WIS ~.
If 10 use the phrase Of "Alany Voters'- "
poll fyr him, under such circumstances, IS no'' w
celvc. treating him respectfully. We Trust iui'H'
hec,ion will lead to a different course OF acueh q"
part Of Mr.. Ni'clell'c friends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
Camp Washington, before Vera Cruz,
Marrh If. 1917.

Camp Washington, before Vera Cruz,
Mlrch II, 1871.
SIR had scarcely despatched my replrt Of the l2d
Instant with tle postscript Of yesterday, 10 70 to Ne"
Orleans hy the revenue cutter Ewing before the norther
which had inemtted some hours. began 10 blow again
VITA increased violence We are, Of COURSE again cut
III from all communication with Commodore Canner's
squadron and host If vessels anchored under the
island Of Sacrieus add particular. IN The hopo
Of getting On board this report, % with the one just
mentioned.
Tho enemy continues the fire Of his heavy guns upon
~ line Of investment. but only from time 10 time. and
bout effect f has yet been reported At tins
mcn attacking parties by brgades, as ordered YES
rlay we general orders No So. engaged IN drl-
wing IN the cuemy posts and srmshers 50 as to clear
the sIsce bet and the city, and to enable our
connornu oici's note well the Intervening ground
This operation may GOT lie completed before To morrow
morning. nr least 10y not learn the results 81 an
earlier hour.
Another vessel is on loaded with ordnance and ord
nance stores, which may give vs. about halt the amount
ofeseh required.
M wagon and teams Of the many hundreds which
ought 10 be up, knuwn 10 be- at hand hul conf
IDENTIFY hoped that ,he present ay,,her viii bring
ny our immediate necessities require.
could not postpone he descent. successfully made on
llr Oh. ins ant. f thu laf -: Inc surf has, Brgadler
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
ABATTIEIN NEW MEXlCo.

w find in the Louisville Courier of The % instant
letter dated ST Lous tho evening Of the 10Th ul-
,wach announces the receipt ofan Express from San
4 tc, Bringing the iidngs Of another triumph Of our
rms
The letter briefly states that the Mexican inaarrsc
ioniss, nap3enRg 2,000 men. marched down on Santa
-, iRAsted by lasi adyices; thai they were
ret by Captain Morriss commend in the valley If lhc
aljro and totally defeated; that great numb, Of The
enemy killed and Wounded and ,hs ned prec p
lately 10 the mountains.
The action is said have been MOS, Brilliant onr on
he part Of men, and such as 10 reflect much credit
their eoolness aud courage.
The news a the assassination Of GoyenuT Bent is full
g confirmed. Twenty five other Americans iell at the
time.
lie writer who communicates lho above intelligence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

Inc reader cannot have failed "a /. Sill
exceedingly sosnt terms ofiaudai,n i, = VIII /
aylor and has recent elDrills ,ier,ry 'fha
the ficial 'lah. Whistle l,sf, r 'Aeh #
people is swelling will pride ard ,Aol,,,.. Ahe,.
unrh Of cur ann, and with era,,rrl aGn 'af
leader Of eur frees N iai Lloedy day ,.I & 3.
all sides-regardI's IS If lafly lnrs-tie ran. siaN
is rep atod i'h joyous cnihusiasln-tlc,,... ~
mlrs'rsiion IS diary Il It's pa SC AID IL Il
more llan the technical lsrltsee ,f ,f)ic.i a!,
ton. There is nothing hrary-noiA no "'a'ttt
It's praise. A, every lire you tcdol,ft1,., '''1'
timen-nd the evidences Ct patriotic e,rl,.. 'sfs
achievements oi man who has addtd .c,,,..' u
military renown Of the country. Fvtty hlt
the cause of this Fortunately f., am
the people are i1ore just to bis neri,, iI,n,l. n
iraten. 1hey are urT'tiIaintd in their -, Ut 4
gratitude ard admiration. and he need MT -, ,'"f 1
lie is prais'd by the Union. 60 far. La, p.,. NV M
no attempt to diycsi Gen Tay lor d try of II. az
his rcccrt victory. In iht IaIor ofle 5,b c'2i
letter from gentleman, in New York. 10 h. In
Washington, Iaragrarh which wenld .t.o nc
that no irc' ms d. rstle l't d lie Gle, b.,
SeefetsIy Marcy. Tie N,w Yul r,,1a
the , nion tales care 10 tell us 5 VI bp ~
sci olar-alier Praisig Il e rev s,E,n.
wind by 'p' ming the Mc2nan ports, says: 's q
Whilst writing thes far, 'h' qloti.rs
ct the friliant a,'s q n'ne1sl Za'L,s Ia, R"
fills rae with i. aud glaenees, anu eal o,, -. W
al IN tiptec. few G:.s aao W, n,s Ks
DUMPS, tut Was not void of h,le. Ikrrv w. 49, n I'd
tie War f'parimtnt. AID | nmol Ltlel g y. vs. d
cibcs' and ST. Regis ~ IVA
This is, urqa's''ersIly. The cols in n, ono.
M ST fragrant insult upon lie con rr,o s,rs, ,,,
can pls-we have ye1se'n Tie ship ,,[}, an
and frmer success. Of Gcr. 1aylqr and liz -.
erlor Of his ools, aioTded 10 grounds ,f as.
The here ol Tie writer wien eNsryety elsc VA, m,
dnmps,' Was 'ascd rron The fact. thar WI ".
was in the Wa Ina''u oI!t! And 5st,s..
sycoflanej h"s lha NC End lsrad,d c,ft,.c.,.,
The edlc.al g5zeee! tun.n CT iss,Iaf,ox
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
FrINTuE soIru WEST

The f5lowirg story Il murder mob. aud rtuaulc rs
cape d related in the Cincinnati Commercials
We learn from correspondent at Bachelors Bend,
Miss, the following particulars II murder and mob.
occurring at that place. A soung ran fran Covnglon
Ky, named ~ m. Johpsun, had arrived at Bachelor :
Bend, and was walking in tho woods wen he met a
man named Mct arun. with whom he lad formerly quar-
relied about Young lady. cCaron followed him the
Ever and, In the presence Of correspondent anu 9TH
ers, challenged hun to duel johnson accepted, and
remarked that he would be the GROUND at any mo
ment de>lred. McC aron lad pated this hut
fearing johnson, and other words following. he drew a
revolver, and, after swapping one cap, fired tho sec,n nd
ball ii his rival johnson i,l upon his knee and draw :
M pistol, called the crowd aad Heaven In witness
thd he shot Nctar.n in self defence, and fired Me
taron e |, lnSt as he raising his 6fe again at
Johnsont aud died IN three johnson was i'm
mcdiaiely arrested and placed under guard. The news
spread rapidly. and durng the night mob collected
This mob continued to swell, and. at . O'Clock next
morning broke down the daor oihe Sheriff house, aad
led Johnson away 10 Temporary gall Ms.
he victim ASKED tor few mlnnts reiIieye to make
Confession oths life. Tins granted, and lie spoke
ten minutes with choking voice. lie dcidod himself
t5 killing McCaron, and said there vas not a man pres
en but " no would have dore the same thing under like
CIRCUMSTANCES. He urged that he had always bcen the
end OF the poor and preserved good character. Tbs
app AIRED 10 have tIe effect the mob. At the con
clnsion d hs remarks, he locked the crowd
and asked II there friend Of his anoug tbenf 81
10 step forward. There Iausc. then confusion in
the assembly, and young lady made her way through
the crowd and tel at he prisoners feet She raised
herself and turned 10 the mobhcggcd Of them to spare
him She said she had been witness To the uarrcl
and lis fatal end. that johnson not tuhlauc Gen
elnen," she concluded, "haye mercy upun him-spare
hun sr my sake, or hang ne in his place. She FAINT
ed, and was borne away. new feeling peryaded the
breasts Of the mob, and cries Of clear him. clear him y
filled the air The prisoner taken from the gaows
and set liberty. The young iadysayed Lim-h4d gen
crorsly Offered to take his place on lie sraoId--haa
plead tar his he as She would have done her own
Thrilling and rumantcl She was the daughter of
cotton planter in Miss sspp, and young lady Of much
Influence II vas requested, as Tie only reccmperse
from Johnson, by ad that he Grape On his
ann for Met aron.
The facts of this extraordinary affair are aitcscd by
III following names appended 10 the correspondence: j
kne, T. Jones, c kondl", Misses T.. Moiliugcr, Susan
Garrett and Jane Mckay
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LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ.

.7rTfTa ~ me .hihl@gJt run Com. Ic1Y-Ifaidlis
r'il'ions n le ciy n .Ue4lco.
! ne ship Oregon, Capt. Gaddsn. and the lsrk Mont
CANA. Capt Thomlsp, arrived ssl evening from An
Ia Ltzardu, 10th having sailed tie nofun4, e ooh
INST
Capt Ili1d n If rm. rs that he saw the sieamahip
Misses Pr .avnz ON Perry on o,rd On the ooh INST
about lnes III fiona Nora Crlz bound m
C3pi. q. vas ou rhoIr on tie ls'h INST and in tl.r
mericaa carp. s-rae3 to le undorstood IN tho ranr
iat Goa sra'' wG.ld eicu hr attack on Vera Cfl1 al
noon on tho aeih lie alsa ports thai thee or four
hours after he sailed lie heard very heavy firing which
h ihnks was iram he Al.ctrsn Works The closing n
ssce IN Nj headais ou,r satgancd renders tins not
improbable.
Among he inri5onts mentioned ty Capt q - ono
that bomb fr Tie 5a>r fell uto she quarters Of one
If Ceo. Scots aids, but exploded without doing ANY
haJm.
lc following lroi let,or fronN Kendall furni,hc.
the latest intelligence We have ft,m lie city oi Mex
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

(.eaara shieds s1de,g III s..aat.,r. ffom 1smp.
ff'e vat,as aad i'aazs winch po7e tscn bobIa1-
That gsaelai landed with the amy. having snail ar
Il ono # bis ED retneHis. Orc campauIcs 4 he ~
Illinois i5ot) ard Tie Ne" lofk regiment Of aea yolue
TIERS
Tie regular cavalry. and tho Tennessee volunteer
casslrs. yet a. behind; The frner hourly expected
fro.r tie Bfszas and the latter from TanIizo. I am
much -rped IN my operations particularly In distant
rooonnangs by the absence e thai pofirH o the amy
The oiicers' saddle h.rse,. including my shipped
the Bfals are also behind
| scni tins nerbng. by Gag Of iyuee my answrrs
herewith 10 the c1nsJs e France aud Span. residing
rlth- Vera trus accon panied with printed safe guards
IN both, ne we'll rs ~ thu rbnals # Cnat BIain and
Prussia although had MT heard from either q lAa lat
lei two do nu know whether there be any Other con
sal ~ ihai city.
fanyhns ele 81 interest should occur before sending
OF this despsich, I will add postscript
Win high respect, have tho hpufr 10 retu,a. your
most otod,ni servant. WINFIELD SCOTT,
Hon. WN. l.. NANCY, Secretary Il Nar
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Valuable Town Property for Sale.
First Supply OF Spring Goods
MARCH 1877.

mo J pURvIs, Agent, has Just returned from III,
- North and rs now receiving, at his CASH STORE,
a HE2TT STOCK or .NTIT GOODS.
NIzDy Goods Groceties Shoes Hats Can. D,nn,t. L,
Nc. All of which viii be seld very low for cash
81 shall receiNe nearly every vsck in the year Fresh
Woods from The Northern Auctions Al those IN want of thr
newest and ch'ape'' Good. vii do well IN siv.mea call
march =" II Jh0. J. II RMS. Agent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

= tt#a ti1iliss III ~ 's'i"' STA -
all, erojnad
NAVAL
TIC l. & ship Hncoase, arrived at y. fofA on
Friday from Capc Town. Cap 4 Cod liepe. having
ma le II pls',ae IA fifty oaf days. The following fa
list If her Ulcers
Gapt 4 Paadiag, ls Lieut. { swsriwout 81 do.
{. I. M,ntsh 81 do J + Armstrong flh do J. {.
Williamson Aei. Surgeon. A. J Bowie Asst. d.. X.
Z. Nal Parser, J \. Mason, Jr Acting Masaf,
A.naron
The L s. steamer raen arrived at Nofllk % Thurs
day rm Washington, and p1oeeedod IN the NAVY ard
Tho following st o { lie uairers Of the | mon:
lehn RndJ. Est. Commander
Iituirnanrs Green. Red and Noland.
Acting Mas'er-Wm Shield.
forscf-.lpln W i Blocker.
thief Eagneer-Wm 7. Williamson.
assistant Eagioeet-Van Pant
.Ndshpuan NJ & CTS.
PuiS-f's Steward-J Rsrcan
Steamer, The board. designated by the Secretary of
the Navy u dcsgn tic fuf steamers lately authorized
ty Congress, is nov sitting IN Was ington, and Is com
caammado'f.- Charles Mons. L. Warrington and
Jceefh Smith.
lsagueerin Ghiof= Ch,s Ii. IIaswol
Chat Naval Cons'tucuof- f5ancis Gree.
Naval ConSfactor.-Sanuel llart and John Len
d.a
Eagnerr--c w. Copeland Hush rnion.
--
Thr lowing dispatches were recslycd at the War
Department on Sunday evening
Ht.pSuaRTrRs or rHE ARMY
Camp Washington, bel,ta Yea Cruz
March l2lh, 1917.
..rtf. ....z.,-..
Is " "a ~ ~ y" 3,' WI - ul'il'al'
PAW 4'"'5' III tn' VIZ" "a S ei'y aha us 's''''
a.. NV NV ,a''i me 81 1"'a' !" ule n'efa'n u 'e
=" a'.'''i. n4Fet pfgad''t @so'rm " 'IAhs II gaze
- eB',1,E oo pe eet''",' f"efJ 'oli'".a py nhe III
~ ny " ''ses ',lAa''',s .nes 4ia5' "f",fai
"5 >' ''N nslSa1.'f ''eh't'' wig" ff''se OH
.'''' ~ " ea"'s ief ''ef Ha'h fnf'oN7,F''y ianoea
III SHY 'frh sun "oais each heal conducted ~ naval
lus'l' ana '3"'a ny sa""s ron on m.defe Conner
sloasI'" h''se nRa'f' 'es"N h'nhe1 'h"b"h's hH 10
o' iaHy % i'oe,'heoPctti"n by 'h'H cfos' me- he
"Hee army fcaeh'd ie sh3fe IA me ssie and without
hee, upi9s'uon lon lhe 6ea') accident, u os, dny
ing inc enemy II III lhf ground iah occupied,
! c ''he 81 .'af'Hae Afc"fdiaT IL hrhefa otdrT7,
y. - vas PaIahlY / Ken mp the same nghi but has
o'} fGn CO Fe'ei To- owing to ihe most os'Iaordl
nay am 4iie'i ! he enFifoS u Tho city, outside
ie n'ae It's guns aud 'has" i lhc eas'' arc htoken
into innu@ew.e hs 81 lose Hand, from twenty 10 two
hHo4fe" aad my f.im height, with almost npassahls
ftha u ciaPlaral hrlWeen and 2 uf all our q
tnd softaon--nagons cars. pack saddles, horses
aud mni's. expected 10 Join us from fampeo md the
!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
TgDNISANIA II.

II ror nd al GiasH8w, Mrs mn. IN fhe slh nj
thai ,mpanics IT Missouri suunlecrs.iae command
Cd b, Capt Red im Saline. and the other from lloane
county, had bean cot n ~ the Mesicaus. near Saaia
f. Though this comes in NJ official shape It was gcner.
all erojitrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
wyTHE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Co. Floyd has withdrawn from tic canvass in favor
OF Col. Gaodson Mr.. Fayec McAlulen is also candj-
G1'e There is lne reason to dout, that Charles l..
u esc" VII 'f''r himsslf rs tn Wig candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
R.Pgss EsT. 1.y"y'.

4 IL persons indebted to the late firm of Ricards,
"a hyan y Co. are earnestly requested t. call aad
settle Their acceunts. The bnsn uusi he 81, sod up
without delay. II any person has claim against the
INN, please present II or payment to the eutscttr
NM II. RI AN.
/. s lam still selling grca, bargains tho cash
principle, and shall. in short time, add largely my
present stock. Pleas call and examine. Ii wi ces
yon nothing w. H. X.
Feb. Its if
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' 10 rarrss 4 ~ narriar f5f Csre.-,. eli iaae
d. s-T's rsrseysn7.. .f6 fsh - ,e.h a.. casY.r'ss
,:r@ 10 IAN Gen Tasl..'s ajyss.a ar FTy 81
. nave b n II = - iae hs;', VT nd Is
To- hs7r1 frra Gen. Soe sass lie lot, cAesp, ia
New Orleans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

f"aH HNtHS <sN6 Ees ior3tS,
y @ EAT NARIET y AT
MEEM Il WATKINS.
March 25-lw II 6w of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04
New ROOks.

SARoNY MAJOR, III Fulton street, have published a
capital photographic picture of Chrisys popular band
of Ethiopian Opera Serensders. The kenesses
pita and the workmanship is in the first style of the
art.
T. MrcHELIr Ill Nassau street. has put forth ltho
graphic likeness of Gen. Scott nearly large as life
drawn by Ed. Clay, from painting by Weir. Every
friend Of the General, will procure a copy.
The UNION MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE AND Arr
Edited by Mrs. G. M Kirkland-Vol !, No This Is
the title Of candidate for public patronage in the
monthly line. All say Is, that If the successive
numbers be the before no reason
that it should not rank high any Of our monthes
YANKEE NorIoss-Burgess, striEger s Co-This 10
the title Of book Of notions by j. Iitterwell, Esq
written in a racy style, and work that will enable
person to while away leisure hour.
COLUMBIAN MAGAzINE.-Ormsby Hackett ll6 Full
ton street. issued the July number Of the Column
bian Magazine. IL has two excellent plates and
choice reading matter
THE FLOWERS PERsoNIrIEp-Part l-R Martin K Co..
New York-Ths Is q translation of GraHdvlle's cele-
brated work, Les Flsures Animees" of the most
several beautiful steel engravings and will find place
in every parlor In the country for lady will be salts
fed without possessing copy.
DESCRIPTION CRY OF New YORK, WITH
MAPS AND lLLUsTRATIoNs-J. Dsturnell, No lO2
Broadway-A work of this kind has long been needed
by our own citizens but particularly by strangers The
one before is neatly and elegantly got up and con-
ing matter.
THE UNFORTUNATE MAID, OR THE MIsER's FATE ny
AN ExILE-Ths Is the title of book recently written
Irish character from the stgmas which English authors
ana the English people have attempted to fasten
both. 1t is very readable work. and will find a ready
sale in this market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-04

PARK THEATRE-The third and last performance Of
La Somnambua performed last night by the ltal
ian company before small audience. This was to be
expected for great many goers wishing to avoid
the noise dust of the Fourth of july have already
left the city till Tuesday next Nevertheless, the sing
ers accomplished their duty with infinite taste !;
and the Vtas sang beautifully the admirable music
of Belin the chorusses equally excellent and the
other artists acted also with great deal of ability De-
cdedy Sgnora Caranti de Vita has made hit amongst
the dlettant her voice is just her intonatons equally
and her acting very fair. The only things she can
not make are the roulades and pocaes in which she
imperfect but time and study will undoubtedly correct
this fault Now for the two Maestro, Botesni and Ar
dit The latter executed, last night compoAition Of
his own, called Les Sonnettes glamour which, though
having great resemblance with La Clochette," (the
small belly Of PaganinI, possesses different melody and
is little gem by itself The andante, the Thema with
bell accompaniment the adago in minor and the finale
and variations with rem0io, executed by Arditi
with brio and precision which reminded US Of Artot
Ole Bull and Svori The second piece duo for violin
and contrabasso quick STEP is less good
than the first one Botesin performs wonders upon his
instrument and leaves tar behind him all the vioonce
lists of the musical world We asonished bewitched
when his bow touches the monster instrument There
is something indefnabe which no pen can express.
These two great maestro were called out after each
piece with rapures of applause and shouts were
uttered in their favor. This 10 real triumph.
VAuxHALL-The proprietor oi this establishment pre-
sents for the amusement of tn ITEMS variety Of
tertanments for tomorrow evening Negro minsrelsy,
fireworks posturng, Sc and there will be grand ball
in the saloon unTer the direction Of Mr. j. Parker
This entirely distinct from the other amusements but
those who purchase ticket for the ball. can see the
performances in the garden.
CASTLE GARpEN,-There will be a sacred concert this
evening at this beautiful amphitheatre, and from the
oppressive heat Of the weather. predict crowded
house The cool and refreshing air Of this location is
sufficient incentive to extensive patronage Independent
Of the other attractions such the beautiful pieces to
be played by Dodworths brass band and the partakng
of the delicious ice creams and other refreshments
served out by French and Heiser
CAMPBELL's SERENApERs.-This company perform at
Newark Monday morning at II o'clock and at three
in the afternoon when they return to this city, to play
at Vauxhall at in the evening They will enliven the
inhabitants of Staten Island Tuesday evening, by
their songs choruses and wit Negro mnstrelsy is be-
coming very popular.