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coLoRED MEN FoRcNe THEMSELVES INTO THE

'ohV'bp MIN tORtlNo THEMSELVES INTO THE
CARS
To hf Editor Of The n. Y Tyibsna
SIR: Ia your paper Of to-day you give sn account
OF an outrage ON the SIKH avenue Rssiroed. will be
cbn2eo TO you u you Will allow me to say that
the conductor Of the which the aft air DOC aired
The c0oIed man Of whom you speak, at the he.d OF
some six oLer men, attempted 10 force hmselfnto my
car contrary to rule Of The company which is az
understand now being conteste5 He was very VIC
lent seized me by the throat and threw back upon
my passeI gers, fourtbiDg a large stick abou. my
head, and struck the driver with it, and called to bis
companions TO come in aud give a tbrsshing. By
the assisar ce Of the passengers put hun out aud
my own eccoun. c1mpl4ited Of hin for sss suit and
battery before Justice Pesrcey who held him 70 bail
Owing to want Of the usual notice. when the matter
came up could not appear aiDst bin, and learn
for the fret time that be was discharged. The on
pany Ieithsr made ordered the complaint did it
myself, and should have prosecuted i, had kno rn
when to appear an ready to DO 50 now.
Your, lespecttul v, w III MCVITrIE.
Conductor ) It1 avenue u, X.
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RgsIoSATIoN OF JUICE STUART.--We understand
that City Judge Sydney H. Stuart has cent hi, letter Of
resignation TO Albany. The Judge protests his inno
cence, but thinks it his duty 70 resign, because the
ermine should not he tainted even with suspicion.
IN Y Times.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH-The only Medal fol
DACUER2EoTYPEs the Exhibon Paris AWARDED
to JOURNEY, Nc. $40 Broadway, New.York
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The great exhibition of PHOTOGRAPHS for which
the God Medal svsrded all competitors the
Fair of the American Institute to be tho Gal
Isry Of GURsEY FREDE7IcK., No. $40 Broadway.
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Adyertiseunen
TIE only gold medal awarded for DAGUERREO


TYPIs at the late Fair Of the American Destitute J.
Quincy The specimens nov be ct hs Paa:e Of Art
no. so Broadway
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p,sc.,Y ryos TIE SMILE" AID AHHrr OF
n..,r1r.-Ths Eighth Ward Police under Lisat
g.. mad. . descert On Tuesday aight upon the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-20

sxu,rKs ENGRAVING or COLA very great work
:, American art in the form Of line engraving, Is
.,.out 70 appear In the course Of few days Mr..
J.snes so iIde has been engaged for four years on
Goes yoysge Of Life and four grand engrav'ng' are
,h.,esult of bis steady labOn. Coles pictures are
NV b4yond the necessity Of notice for flames sake
IS. ,.,.;ucuy Of artists and artlovers Is complete 10
favor of the Sc noble epgrsvngs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-20

Tomorrow CF.ida,) the question is to be decided
in the Board of Council men whether locomotive en-
gires shsll be discontinued on the Eleventh avenue,
below Fiily ninth street. and by what influences and
Nv whose :stncy the repOr, of the Committee to dis
o:n,;rue ,ber use will be opposed can then be known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-20

Tu INV BOARD or CoUScILMEN.-A good eeal
of activity ha. been unaffected since the announce
ment of the result Of the election, among the aspusns
for the Presidents seat in the new Board OF Council
men. The prominent candidates were Councumsn
Pinckrey Of the Seventeenth, Barney OF the run
Cooper Of the Ninth and Gray of the Seventh "aros
ell OF whom, with The exception OF Mr.. Barney VINO
ia now serving bis first term Of Office have been
elected foo their third term. Mr.. Pincknsy Is one o.
The most intel gent, useful, active and popular mem-
hers Of the Board snd we learn that Messrs. Cooper
sns Barney have withdrawn in his favor, 50 that the
con..st los narrowed down TO Messrs. Pi,ckney aud
Cav o. 6rst Of whom will be supported by the
vvb;.. ard Know. Nothpgs, and the latter by the
n.mocra,. The vote of the former being thirty five
and the latter twenty four, Mr.. Pnekneys election
NAV be considered cure.
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FIVE PoIH1s CoNcRRT The rehearsal of the chill
dren Of the Fve-Poiots Mission and the news boys at
the Tabernacle yesterday afternoon, under the orec-
ton of Mr.. Van Meter, was very good. Those pres
sent were delighted to three to four hundred go or
DERBY az Ell gipg in suoh good tune. The programme
for Friday evening is good one. Tnis c'ncert is to
help feed and clothe thee little enes.
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y increasing pstfaDge, we would again invit
THE OLD STAND, NO 1O4 BowsRY,
70 will be fourd, as heretofore, most excessive an
HOSIERY Asp rNDEReARMIATs.
A. RANKIN 4 Co., lCf b
IAdvetis meptI
GALLERY We do not k
attractive OF instructive piece 70 visit than this IN
LERY or PAIsrSGs; and we do not wonder that
thIoDged. New Paintings have recently bssn
Ilready extensive collection, " nich now m,kes 1t
ction or this Continent. Go ADD sse II.
Acknowledgement
OMB FACTORY.--A rich assortment of Il
Il DREss COMBS, Of the newest Fronch patterns,
at A. & J. sAUsDERs's, No. Ss7 Broadway
IAdvestfssmsnt.I
ORTABLE DRESSING CASES, OF an entirel
,ompact form, furnished with articles the size o
II detract from their usefulness, at A. i. SAus
As%oT House. and No. S7 broadway.
Advertisement.
ANCY CUTLERY, embracing q large var
tiful patterns; sl5o an assortment OF TOILET Curi
,. SAUSDERs's, No. 7 As'or House, snd No. S87 Br
(Adverti,ement)
id established, s,und aud liberal Philad
Insurance. Compscis.
S q. WALLER, Agent, No. IS Lioe
years lot a clsim contested. Terms
Losses promptly settled and paid in New-fcrk.
TAdvertisement.l
[erry Christmas aud happy New-Yea
be hers. Ladies can obtain beautiful embrC idered
PEks. lpresents for GennemeoD and they ia ret
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Isl. PATENT LEATHER Doors, aud CONGRESS u
ips use ful and appropriate g'fs for the Hohdays.
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Advertisement.
shaw ihe 81 PICTURES are too cheaI
The sun shines AXE for all bat 25e mt DAG'
S. This ulust be so, or the people are no jsdses
10 oioer fom 500 to 6C0 portr ats oaly for y -
a, the Rooms, No. $50 3ioadwey.
Advertisement
Holiday presents in the shape Of DAGUI
IS fer orly 20 cents, including beau If al esse and
charge S. for elsewhere, at WtLLING's cor. oil
CsInine' Sta
IAdverussmentl
70 notice that there lie TO be a sale THIS
of some very fine PAINTINGS at The rooms lately
70 National Aeademy Of Design, No. 6sS brosd~i
Bono..t. Amor the collection may be e und the
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

THE WALLACK BtNEFT To-NIGHT.-rhis affair will take
place at the Academy OF Music this afternoon and
ing It's testimonial Of respect and estesm offered to
brilliant actor, an able manager, and eetimable
gentleman, by the members of his own company, as1
sisted by snch volunteer talent Mr. Edwin Forrest
Mr.. E L. Davenport, Mis- Fanny yinDg, Mr.. Norris
Barnett Miss Louisa Pyne, Mr. w. Harrison Mile. Ducy
Barre Mr. Charles walco. Mr. ". Davidge Mr.. and Mrs
F. Conway, Mr. Henry Hall, and many others occupying
the highest places in the theatrical world. The bill n
cudes all the above mentioned, and its strength
is pted for by the fact that the whole affair has
been managed by the members of Mr.. Wallacks COM
pany The committee Of citizens have had nothing
with the matter The entertainment is good enough to
ensure full house, without any sympathetic appeal to
the public, which hss not and will not be made Mr.
Walack has been with nearly thirty years. He has
successfully directed two theatres in the city, he is
versally popular, and stand upon his merits,
unaffected by csrprg calumnies njudicous praise
10 relation 10 the performance of to night il enough
to direct public attention to the fact that Mr.. Forrest
Mr. Davenport and MISS Vning will appear in the came
piece, e. Damon snd Pythiss) combination of artists
which, in all probability, will never occur again.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1856.
Money easy; stocks firm; Reading Az; Morris Canal
1917 Long lslsnd l5g ; Pennsylvanix Railroad, 43k
Pennsyivania state 5's, soa4.
Flour-Only moderate BUSINESS mas been transacted
without change in rates. Wheat-No sales. Corn-1o,-
principally at the latter figure round yellow in lots
81 IL. Oats-Sales 5000 bushels State at 74c Re-
cepts-s III bbs -four SSl bbls beef 1882 bbs. pork,
1888 bushels corn, 1881 bushels barley 2S79 bushels
wheat.
ALBANY May 2s-sP.M.
Flour-sales, 1900 barrels. NO change iu prices.
Corn meal is in active demand at 81 per 100 lbs.
Grain-Sales of 1,O06 bushels fair whits. Michigan
wheat at 81 co. Sales of bushels corn at ST O9
sfoat Western Mixed and 81 10 for yellow round
Sales Of 600 bushels Canadian part here pearug,
ana ios 20 on ang Oats
Chicago, ON the spot
BUFFALO, May 2s-1PM.
Flour--The market opened with active demand but
we have variations quotations report. This
cspts are liberal Sales of 1,7o0 bbls at 50 371S q
extra Wscensin and sio $40 50 for fancy 70 Extra
Michigan-the outside prices for small parcels only.
wts.. i in good request Sales Of bushs.
white Michigan at 50 So to So Al Corn is lower Sales
OF II, 0o0 bushels at ESQ.,, closing down OstsNo
fses Canal Freehts10c for corn and lac. for wheat
to Albany and hoy
BUFFALO, May 2s-6PM
Flour is in active demand, and the favors the
seller although the prices not quoaly higher sales
1890 barrels st 50 37 SO SO for good brands Wscon.
rin ana SO rs $40 l2s for fancy to extra do. small
PnceS iuNorite MiculBhu sell NJ 3lO plU OV FOR
wheat the inquiry is good and the market firm; sales
1000 bushels Milwaukee spring at 81 90 81 95 mostly
at INSIDE price; 1000 bushels white Milwaukee at 80 I6
4o00 bushels white Michigan at So 30 81 Al and 900
Canadian, TO arrive at 80 49, Corn still droops; the
demand is GOOD but buyers are below holders; sales
q co Blu shells at &c. clos,pg dull Oats in good
mand sales 1900 bushels at 62c. CSC the latter
al oat and 10 600 to arrive at e2hc whiskey lower;
sales Zoo bsrre,s at 37Kc Canal freghts more &C.
tive to Albany and Troy corn TO- and wheat 1875 and
TO New York, corn ~ al2b. Receipts for the last
forty eight hours ending at to day:-Flour S945
barrels wheat, Sos69 bushels corn, 65,964 bushels;
cats, 37s bushels.
0swEGo, May %, 1855.
Flour-There has been a large demand for -four for
export to.cay. Sales 500 bbls at 81 37 50 IS for
straight State Wheat-The sales OF wheat foot up h.
SOC busbels-Upper Lake 81 0S. 0sts-Sales, IL, 00e
bushels at 64c to arrive, and 67c delivered Receipts
oo aGsr lseo bbls rhett 20 600 bushels; corn 81
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE-MR. HAcKErT AS SIR JOHN FAIL
srAFF.-The small beer criticisms which have lately called
into controversy established reputa sons the ORA
lat night TO reflesh recollections Of part which
has formed one Of the subjects Of the po)emic The
Fa's;sG OF Mr. Hackett, like the Mercuto Of Charles
Kemb.e, 10 Of those remarkable inpsrsonations
which TO absorb in single effort all the apprecia
tive and dramatic faculties OF the actor. Like the
favorte Of the sculptor painterlong dreamed
OF but slowly executed--t betrays the evidences of
years Of careful study and elaboration The force which
dused by other actors Of the order OF talent
over vide range OF characters has been concentrated
in the two instances to which refer into the densa
ton of single part The result has been the nearest
approach to perfect realization of the dramatsts con-
options In both cases that has been attained In any OF
he shsksperean parts,
Such have always been general impressions with
regard to this impersonaton OF Mr.. Hackes but o. It
Is fome years since it. we're curious to OBJ.
rerve whether the lapse OF time had effected an altera
ton In our own Judgment In the powers Of the actor
People do not like have their cherthed memories of
old friends old dramatic favores rudey disturbed by
pedantic egotism hypercritical captousness With
the felfshness common to our nature, however, we
must that motive for visiting the theatre last
night rather to satisfy own amour propre than
to detect whether time genial living had made any
serious ravases on the worthy knight
We regretted ~ find the house but thinly attended
and We we're the surprised at IL whom We found the
ereditable manner in which the piece Henry w.
was put upon the stage, The cast was ex.
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Mails for Europe.

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Hon. JOHN WENTWORTH ON GEORGE SANDERS
Mr. PERcEs TREAcHERY.-In another part
OF this paper will be found q very funny
article about George Sanders, from the
Chicago Democrat. The editor, Hon. John
Wentworth, conspicuous member Of
Congress for two or three terms, and cheek
by jowl with Judge Douglas, and nearly all
the other members Of both houses in the
little intrigues for the spoils, is a competent
witness in this case He says, among other
things, that on the appeal OF Judge Douglas
Cwho bad been the special candidate of San
ders and the Democratic Reyie,c for the Presi-
deDcy) Young America" was appointed Con-
sui to London, and that then Gen. Pierce and
all his Cabinet went to work and had him reject
ed" So ssys john Wentworth. And who doubts
it? Look at Soul6, Buchanan and Mason, pros
trated by the same double dealing and treschery
What's the use, then, of waiting any longer
Let George Sanders issue at once his proclama-
ton to the people of the United States on the
Presidency" as II is and as il ought to be
The Virginia election calls for action on all
sides.
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To THE PARK!-To THE PARK !-REsURREc.
TON OF THE DEMocRAcY.-Read the demo-
cratic proclamation in another columa, for
grand blow ont of the democracy, in honor of
the Virginia election and Henry A. Wise, on
THURSDAY next. We are not informed to GER
tainty that John Van Buren, will address the
crowd, or that Mayor Wood win review the
resuscitated democracy; but independently Of
these things we may expect highly interesting
and important Qualification. Hards and softs,
to the rescue. The liquor law is now aseoon-
dairy question.
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celert, with one o. two subordinate exceptions,
and bahrg some anschroaisms In the scenery aud
dresses which, owing TO Mr.. Hacketts short of
the theatre could rot very we'll be avoided there
little 10 cay st ia the other arrangements. Frequently
as we have Mr. Haekets in this character we can
in III sincerity say that rever saw him play it with
greater spirit greater geniality, or with a
cssfuI ptioo lie requirements, than last night
His representation Of it may, in short, be pronounced
one Of the most perfect pieces Of hstrionc porrature
Of whish the American kpgsh stage can boast. If
his ideal be that of Sbakspere, 1t has the unco
on merit Of being equally original and humorous. We
cannot conclude this brief notice of the performance
without saying iev words in praise Of the spirited
manner in which Mr. Hscketts efforts we're supported
by Messrs Allen and HELD in the characters of Prince
Henry and Hotspur.
Tonight viii take place the first representation Of the
grand operate and melodra ballet of "Masaneo, ~
on which considerable expense has been lavshed in
scenery and costumes ghe principal parts will be
tanned by senorita Soto Made Ducy Barre, Mons. Ca
resse and Mr. G. W. Smith, with effective corps de
ballet
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From Washington.

THE NBW NATIONAL ARMOHY- POSTAL ARR ANGE-
MENqs OF THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1855.
The President members Of The Cabinet, officers Of the
army and navy and full regiment Of the district mi
litia engaged breaking the ground for the
National Annoy the public ground bet Seen the Capt.
toll and the Smithsonian Institute.
The Post Office Department has received information
that post office will be established at the Palace Of the
Universal Exhibition Paris for the convenience of IL.
eign visers that all letters be addressed there
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THE ENGLISH OPERA There was q good house at
Niblos last night to wtnsss the first performance at
this house by the Pyne troupe Of the English ver-
sion OF Auber's sparkling opera, 1.-THE Crown Dia
monde" previously made familiar to the habi-
tues of the Garien by the charming Th;llon,
who looked fascinating enough Catarina to
turn the heads of halk dozen Portuguese noblemen
The cast o. the opera last night the at the
Broadway theatre with the exception Of the Count de-
Campo Mayor which played by Mr.. Horncastle and
Sebastian, which sung by Mr.. George Holman. Miss
Louifa PyDes CatarDa is bster than ever and 1t
to that have never heard her sing so well as
during her present engagement The opera was well
mounted, and generally well done throughout Tonight
Wallace's opera, ''Mari'apa," is announced.
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betrayed greater indications Of disease than those
which existed last year. The vines generally in the
port wine districts of the Alto-Douro appeared to
be in healthy state. TIE orange and lemon trees,
in addition TO the black blight With which they
have been attacked, were injured in the roots by
worm, which was destroying them In the olive
groves new disease, caused by the settlement Of
myrads of flies, had presented itself. The potato
plant looked remarkably healthy, but many other
roots presented indie atoms of disease.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc-the second performance OF "Er-
mani" given last night by the artists OF the La
Grange troupe TO audience not equal in numbers or
briany to that OF Friday last but still very good Tne
performance quite equal TO that of the frst night
and Nitrate sang ard acted Ernan with mu n more
spirit Mime de is Grange has achieved another triumph
and her of the music has not been surpassed
by any Elvira that have heard As we have be-
fore remarked Morelis performance Of the King Is q
right royal 'Erpani" will be given Cor the last
time Wednesday, AMI next week Ohe last Of the
present SEASON. we are to have the 'sPuritan" The
artists are deserving Of the most cordial support.
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THE LAT EST new 3
sy MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEiEesApHs.
The Virginia Election.

WASHINGTON, May %, 1885.
The returns OF Official and reported majortes 107
counties foot mp foilows:-Wise 19,o32; Eournoy,
II, 646- majority for W,se 1885. There yet SO
counties to hear from, which gave Pierce 1850
joriiy. . -
Journeys majority in Accomac county is no.
The friends Of Mr. Wise firing from the
Capitol, hundred guns in honor Of the election of
MIR. Wise.
M Wise left for Acconac at three O'Clock this after
noon. His majoritiss continus to roll ia. Casweh
county gives him 900 majority; Russell county, $780,
Grsyson county, 900; Carroll county $50; aggregate
Little Ter nessee district, .McMulis MS" 8, l0o
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CLEVELAND, (O,) May %, 1856.
Parks the murderer to be executed next week, took
poison on Saturday night. The attempt o, suicide
frustrated by early discovery and the timely appca
ton of proper andotes To-day he has recovered from
the effects Of the poison and have been taken
to prevent the prisoner fIom making another attempt
upon his life. He is closely watched and has become
extremely violent aud abusive in his department.
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Boston, May %, 1855.
To-day Ia the opening of Anniversary Week, and the
religious and other societies interested
numerously represented by delegates and volunteers
The meetings day have beeH mostly of business
character. Hiram Ketchum Esq, addressed the Young
Mems Christian Association in fremont Temple this
evening.
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CONCERT AT THE ATnSlEuM, BRooKLys.-This evening
concert win be given At the Athepmurn By Mr. Frazer
the popular OF the Seguin and Thllon opera COM
psnies. Mr.. Frazer win be assisted by Miss G. Lsh-
mann, Mrs. Georsiana Stuart Mile Camille Urso Sig
nor Bernardo and Mr.. Allan Irving. The programme in
Guides choice norceaus Of English and italian music
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The carriers Of the NEW YORK HERALD must bear in
mind that all routes belong to the proprietor of this
sstabR.hn None to be sold. All changes in
the delivery the HERALD made by ourselves No
other will be recognized
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Rains I'm Texas.

BALTIMORE, May %, 1855.
The New Orleans papers contain Galveston dates to
the 21st inst and mention that the recent rain storms
in Texas had been general throughout the State causing
great rejoicing.
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The Niagara Falls Gdsee publishes the by laws OF that
village, and remarkably will be seensthat the trustees
have fenced in the runners hsckmen and guides Ira
veleys will not complain Of being charged sixteen TO
iwenty Ave dollars for two or three hours ride. Gen.
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Fatal Accident.

UTICA, Nay 81 1855
Samuel NJ. Becknth accidentally killed this after
noon while engaged in assisting to raise bell at the
Congregational meeting house. rope broke during
the operation, and the bell was preciptatei to the
ground, carrying Mr.. B. with It.
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Naval Intelligence.

The U. s. steamer San Jacinto at Havana May 3d.
Sire arrived 10th from Key West and would sail 9th
The U. S. steamer fulton arrived 23d.
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Propeller J. w. Brooks ashore.

CAPE VINCENT, N. Y. May 2s, 1856.
The propeller W. Brooks, loaded with ur &C., for
Ogdensburg, went ashore in fog five miles above Long
Point last night and the cargo partially damaged by
water Vessels have gone to her assistance, and she
will probably be got off.
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The Italian Opera IN Boston.

BOSTON, May %, 1885,
The opera of "n Trovatore" presented this
ing at the Boston, crowded house, and received
with most enthusiastic applause Every seat has already
been taken for Wednesday night whom the opera will be
renpafad
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Arrival Of the Southerner.

Arrival OF the Southerner.
CHARLESTON, May &c, 1855.
The U. s. mail steamship southerner Capt. Thomas
Even, arrived here from New York at O'Clock this
Saturday morning.