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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

Bass os rns sfAfx ov Missocnl 90 The
days u this iBsti,siipn have b.su nuniisrd.
iiy virtue of the Law of the iAAt egisla,ars
II vss mrrycd into. sn.i tscsms thi toapia-
sim' II . pew hank, saturday. Ga tSdy
,hs Functions oi tho INV instituti0a vii
t,,snmeBoc. New bsyoks will " spmJ NV
wts will be issasi. ali the oLigsilas 0, tie
old bank sssumsd. and nothing s,II rsns
u tbs Old eoassrn cxap, u rdwm its oat-
standing circulation. scattered oil var tho
Western ststs. and many u than 10 lpAas
sad California. Il has bua maiI,r VI
sfscslatLu bpw ,bs Old institution woud
wind up IL affairs Within two wseks I've
stpk was enid Ut SIG. with tbs oStsiu'y
VI an eight pr ssbt d,videsd iu July. A.
IL Wis bought ny y dsrctDr VI ,hs task. u
may bs sspts~sI that Le knows sAistLi,,S
oi iiie vaiss ~ The sio,k. Uur Vws bdss =,
this, II is wosib st least e,4v pr shste. a
pretty tair busins-s. sh.v tho sxtsssas sbe
d,ssi,als which hare byss dscisr,d iss svass
yvsiA
1ise nsw hank CONES into eaiscncs with
. paid up capital u eY3+. .203 ~ ea ths i~ss
oI ,iw sisb, asi 20 isi.v,dasi sslsssitihu
sI s2ji ,2O0. making. in tbe ssyrvais, oir
2!sA0j. Bo~ks viii si ore bs 0jsM i IUs
tbe suiscripion of Bew Stuck ia tas Lsnk,
spj ~ shall not Lc ssrprisej TO hssr lie, 8
mhIiSa " dVxu 10 81 .iscs sldsxl W su..
ses'psAvu " tls espi.sl. This will largely
hrsssAss tlw cspsci,y u tho tssk, snl 10
hoIs tbs d.rectoss vii at oi,cy sslJr,1 III. u.
ssives W tbs work VI procuring sabscs' ianss.
All the oil dlrsxtugr c.taiu thar ois..~s u...
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

sr. Locss, Jsss I.
Kansas leftsts TO tic Diiy hpatlscss
say that the Coovenipa ~ LsVapsoss, 70
,ts 23,h. rsai,ed In 'hs som,natios VI Csk
Lssn. JoSes a,d iIoAiDy " Npe.sat
Dmg.as eoaniy Ia ,hs Coasyaiiea.
Resolutions .ere psersrd ty csa. usew.
srtoa and of.rSi BY syutisrS pro- Ihvsry
man liking ssross DSnserstie gsvssA-.
sdoptsd.
tov. Walker. Senator wilsoa, Oevussas
RoDinson aid othxrs. spoks at lavNucs %
Tusssisy. Walkers nsssssks v9s rvuwv>L
With spplsase-
Walker Rssisl Lccompson wsdnodsy,
and read biz inaugural. which rsvkws tss
srtoa u th~ Fres 6tsse meu, sud des'ssss
that ti,s Territorial hvs shall ~ sssora I
ssd tbs posi,iou slrssdy tsksu, " uaiussis.j
ny tbs wbole powcr oi the govesuweet.
Tbs Uos,rDor pledges hilnsslf " ~ svsvy
sudcsvvr 70 have The eonssilution sukunil>Al
tsssspsgpss for ss,issstsu- fa~
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~ ciiAs. 2. kiiinAs.


Oh, do not envy, my own dear wife.
The wealth oi our next door neishbor.
u bid me still 10 be stout II heart,
And cheerfeliy foiiow my labor.
You mast kMsw, the last VI those little debts.
That have been oHr lingering sorrow,
b paid this night so well both 80 forth
With happier hearts to taorrow.
Oh, tbs debtor ID hut q shame faced dog,
With the creditor naac Oh L,s collar.
While sm king and yuut are queen.
For we owe M uian n dcilai'
Our nsig hbor you saw in hts coach today,
With his vas aud his houatns daughter.
While we sat down 10 our ooscriess board,
To q crust and q cup of water;
lasW that the tear drops stood in your eye,
Though you tried yosr best 10 conceal IT.
knew That the coutfas. reached your heart,
And you could not help bui feel H.
But knowing now iha, oar scaa'y fsfe
Hes freed my neck iron, the collar.
You'u JOIN my laugh. and help me shou,,
That We owe no iaaa dollar
This ueishbor. whose show has daxzled ycnI
eyes,
IN fact is a wretched debtor.
pity hin or from my very heart,
Aud wish that his lot were better.
Why, the man 10 the vefwst slave alive,
For his ds-hing wife and daughter
Will live In style, thoas RUIN should come
So he goes like 4 ialnb 10 the slaughter;
But he feels Il the tighter every day.
That terrible debtors collar
Oh. what would he give co'iid he say with US,
Thai he owed no naa a dollar
You seem amazed, but IA tell you more,
Within twv houra met hun.
Saeak,ug away w,th triyhseas'i air.
As " hend had beset hun;
Yet he fed frem . very worthy man.
&h0m ! met with the gvrs,est pleasure
Whon called By nams aid forced 10 atop,
Though be- said he vas not st leisure,
He held my last nv,e, so held hun last,
Til he freed my neck from the coiiai,
Then shook hi, hand as proudly said:
''Now ] owe No man = d"i,an'
Al. now you smile, for you feel the force
Ot the tru,h have been repeating;
ksew that dox nrght honest heart
la that gentle breast was beatiax
re morrow III rise with giants strength,
To follow my daily labor;
Bot, ere " steep, let us hDmbly pray
For our wetehed next door ae,ghbor.
And We II pray fcr the tine when all shall he
free
From the weight Of the debtors collar
When the poorest shall !,H aP svcice snicry,
NOV ose no mat n dollar
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ar~mhri With arms IN their hands. wAs
20, rhcsa ,u VIII he fwwarsktl to tho
'a,,cd States We may then look out Tor
,ar,ling ,lc,elepmsnh M TO WALxsss
naimeat e( his men Il tho following, 70
ated by correspondent, can be considered
| , sIsvimoa
TN tts 3o,h ,lay Of April, whlle 0cncral
Walker. w,thon, tho tslec oi bis men,
vas meaotiaiipg his cap!,uatiou, knowing
hat b. was to surcnl,r ncxs day, oac Il
~ soldlsr., contrary 10 general orlcr,
sen, outside or his lines, Ito shosty amor
~iursed, having only gone out 10 gvt bot
10 oi axuadicBir. Walker anlersl lin mn.
shen b. acknowledged his iaalt. aud prayed
tr forgiveness. ~ you have any message
n s,nd b. your frissis." said Walker. Ia
,is mild, Int Aarswstic way. you hal bet
I,r pwpsm II, tn at shutdown yoa ie."
t'anclually al saoset y platoon of sp,lhrs
vas drawn up hr tho cssca, o., a,sl Just ~
he of,Nf wss giscn 10 iirc. tho sul,l'rt ep'
sslcd a. hi. 0ssusles I.oys, wa
wouldn't shoot fellow-soliicr Tor such q
hing a. that. would you p 1'hcy raa.d
teif riti@ a,l llrs,l over his head. Tho
NOR fellow b~ukc anil ran, when he was
drought Ia biz kn~. by Lieut.. Col lsar,S,
VI lrishman. who asars IN tho liz, l srl
son. by . pistol s'ot, Stepping up 10 tho
MN. whllr IN this posltion. R.wrs rlaexsl
aH revolver A. his forche,si and blow bic
'taios IN, May br ,horc mx'r = bill.
lhee uasht " be u there is nyt.
Tho VI. Msfys arrived a, Panama on tho
i'h Of May, with wAl1rs anil HE olnerra
they were immediately srnt by tho Amcri.
saa Commolurc, by sail, 10 Aspiuwali.
where they ,oot passage iu seamer Icr
New Orleans. They arris 4 at ,hs latter
plae gu The 2,th of April,
W.LkRs anil biz mn wrrs eu,haslas,ica..
y received at New Orleans
wsgive b'low soma statistics Of wALx.
ER's campaigns, which. u will bc scn, have
resulted Ia wry serious loas oflif, without
the accomplishment. Of single ono Of tho
utjec,s 70 boas,lusly sct forth q. tho com.
II ti's tn'erprlsel
The ilr.t period may b. r''vkon~i from the
goth ~ ju,e, 1855. 10 April ii,h. 90 ca,f.
prisin9 niae sNuths, during which time hs
loasllt against A.su0 In,a. yis l.e00 sr.
silsa, aud 1900 Costa iti,an,, The rsa'
,a9ihg him t.itcr a loss IN rusild D1m',Y.
Il 20t mra ia kll,sl sni w,apiid aSd 90,
VI thcir4) aasl.v ~ thu soil OF Nicaragua.
Tho s,s,o,J pesipl may he reclu,uwl irpm
1t s3eptemts,t. 1855, 10 fhc. Il, al that
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Washington 49, U.ssrs meat.

rsop ifviuss iiir o. wsShlusncn- vcar'h 'olins
AT the opening Of the year tl7sa) The en-
ties in bis diary show hun diligently TN
ployed in preparations TO improve his groves
aud shruboery. On the l0.h oi JanuLry he
notes that the white thorn is luli IN berry
On the 20th he egins Ia clear the PINE
groves Of underground. In February hc
Hausplants ivy uad,r the waits OF the gar
den, to which /, still c'ings. Ia Marra he
"a planting hemlock tres, that most beaati.
fui species Of American evergreen. numbers
Of which hal bsep brough, hIther irom DC
coqaan. 10 April be is sowing holly berries
10 drills, solne adjoining grsn br.er h,sise
on the north side OF toe garden gate olhvr.
in semicircle on the lawn. Many q, the
holly bushes thus pr,slaced arc stiii flourish.
ing about the place IN full vigor. He bad
karnsi the policy. not sui!icirtly adopted
in our country. a clothing his ornanen,ei
grounds as much as p sssib'c With eycrgre ns,
which rsist the rigors OF our winter, and
keep up chering yer.urc throughout ,be
year o. the trss fitted for shade 10 pas
ture land, hr notes the locust. maple. back
mulberry, black walnui. black gam. dog
wood and sl-sairas, none Of which, he o.,
serves, materially njure the gra. beneath
thcm.
l. then for once a soldiers dream reali
sed! J. he IN peri oi enjoyment Of that 80
c.usion. from the world ai.d ia distractions.
which he had 50 ofien pictured to himself
amid the hariships aui tgrncils Of the
camp. Alas. no. The post. ,ba, her
Id of poisy world" ins.pks his quiet and
loads his table with ie;ers, until correspond
,ncc becomes an ntoier.bie huricn.
he looks in despair "a the daily accuma-
lsting mass II unanswered lctbrs Many
mistakenly think, writes he. that ain ~
tirrsi to ease. AMI 20 that kind 81 Iranqnilh
" which would grow 'rv~ome fpr want oi
employment: bat q, M prloi 10 ms tie,
not in the eigh: yrars ! srrye,i the I,ubiic.
have bsn obliged 10 wrte ~ much my
se.f ~ have donc .iDcc mi retirement. -
Again: Il, "a no, tle kitfrs rom NY iriepi.
which give me truuhlc, or adj angbt 10 NY
fsrpicxIty. II is references " usi matters.
with which have nathing Ia do appfcs
tons which Often caDNf he compiled Wi n .
inquiries ~hich would rrquirs the pen os
s A ,,a,..."' -, -
- ,.., -, ,naf, \. ,,,.,I.,..a snd
~. r.,na,o,.,l,c. h-,s;,,e.. wb''h e,a,,'-',.
-, .1~ 60 o,., S.
IT,. ~',, :,,n,s.rs -. g.. ~ ,,s,
.... a., - 80 - - " -,
,,.iar,ixe - d,..sr.'t..
T,om mach Of ,ss dr,,i,',v = ne ,.,,
4. "a. .n,,~Sm,ntIy ,,J,,,J 4! n. r..
Te., y,s,n., o,,,,L,,zaa ., ~ IT,.
-, ar; yr.do.,s al u.r,a,,t ,,r...s y ~
.-.,.i a. sd. r,,v,.e .e.,,,,,v ,,J :, d.
- - - 49, = A.. ;,-,,,,e,,,,, - =
~" ~ ,xo ~, rh,,,,, ~ ~. ,,,e ", p.,s. a.,
=. -, N ,.,;,v,en h,d aJon,es
IT,. 90. ,,.,s., tai ;r,,..rd h~ h.
...'s,,,v 49,, =. ,i,ue an uu..a. A.
,I;r.,sa. rsre os,,,an.Ilv r,us, 70 b.r e
,a~L -. 49,. Thr ,,,l,nx;,v / 81.
snr,ivs r.r,v IA Mr. F-,ri. Urpk,na,,p
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Of the Generals festive gayc,y, wheu In thu
above year the army WAS eantopcd srsr
Mofristown A large company. Of which
the General and Mrs. Washington. Geaeral
aud Mrs Grssc. Mr.. and Mr. Olney wcre
part, dinsi with Coi aud MN. bsitllc.--
Some li,tie time after the ladies had n,sird
from the tahlc. Mr.. Olney followed them into
the next rom. A ciaipor was ni~cd agsiast
him ~ descrtr. and Il was tesavsd that .
party should bc sent up To demand him. ard
II the ladies refused 10 give him ul he
should b. broagh, by forr. Washington
humorsi the Joke. aDd offered 10 heal
the party IL led il with great iormslity
To the door OF the drawing room, aud sevit
in summons The ladies reSssed IN Tivc
up the d,Scr,,r An attempt Wis made to
capture HIM. l'he ladies came to the rss
cue. There was IA mciS. in the course oi
which hi. ESceitency ssms To have Ind
passage a, arms with Mrs, olaey. The Ia.
dies were victorious. as they aiways oaght
to bc, says the gai!anl Tilghman.
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T~ Iiis.,rsLd Ness s,Asss TIA, =
si,ost time siso-. NryIsBEsR hafriei his
oaiy dsags,ss, To Pra~iss Cossrt. a,d
ssSs h-r. ~ . ssssnsss po~t,cs ~ f2000
. year. hos . As I'D s~,sss. ba, simply 90
pJrshl " " Ito,,r, u DAts swl LAT
rcAp." tbs fofner, i 10 .s~rted. q worth
10 tte empSSs representative E2v0 pr
s'sht
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". find in bis diary noted down Witi
curiou, eyac,usss. u,l DAYS labor and III,
shun. h. took in il: his ircn,,cnt rides 10 III,
Nil Sxann. thu po.oe Lrsh, the "P,a,
,ai;on an tl,. Neck." and other plaees alon,
,bc P,toma,. In on,s, of voung ,ims. us,,
,rc- xhj,e thoru cr,,b ,rnl,~ ,nanlts mui
hsrr,ss w,lInws anil b,.,. the winding
walks which he lava ou,. And ihs ,n.s and
,hrub, which he n,nuis auonp ,l,eta. Now
| h, saws acorn. and buok-cye nu,s br,ugh,
by himself from the Monongahels; now h,
o,.sns vistas thrnyh the Pine Grove. com
n,.nd a slant views through the woodland.
ami no, he Twins round ms columns scarlet
bcoeysueh,es. which h., gardiner ;ol,s him
81 m ilow nj, the snp,m,r
ill., .a,,.wor, snirjt f,,ah.os NJ, IN ,l,,s,
,mnlovw,o,s Win him Nmot Vernon !,
!, III os ,anI rh, transient ,,,,w of mo
,,;c.I a,s,;ng wb;,h onc,, visited his bosom
,,ho,, l., hn,h,,oJ bn yhvmrl l,,ne,,,h il,
-, s,.,,,,.l ,,.,, +, r,,,,rn o,e. u,orr
81 ,',, So. ,,,,r.,.,,ca viii ,o,,ny nmopo
H., ,y,.,, -, ,,,t hy b;, a ,,ronn ol vo,,n,
I h,ra,, cho.,,,,s ,r..m We.tmor,lanJ bis ma
,;,, .,,n,,r tho ham, olhis sch,,, In, Jays.
whi,h h,.i h.., IN, :, rim hv t,ol,nel is
| n ion, Uo-se Harry the so,, or his Law
,anJ Rnn,v
! A 1i,yram of the plan in which be- had
al an, ia ,,r.n,,i, s,,Il r,ma;n. among IN.
ma ncrs At Noum Vernon The n aces ar
marked on !, lar ,,,r,;cul,r ,r,p. AMI shrubs
800 ~ ,ho.., ,r,,.. ara .hrul,. nrc sin 10 b,
1,,n1 4, H., ,,,c,.s t,,,s ass;,ual 10 them 49,
In m. n,,-en, regl.s.,e,, state of Non, Yer
a,, H. ,,.,Ils y. ,.v,r,,r,,x, anil v.,c,a, nm,
rnn. MI. h,, Is da,,,l, ,n,,.r,s,;,y st;ll IA,
6pI trace. of th,s, toiis in winch Washing
,n, ,I,aiyh,.J and IN know ,b,, many of m,
,,r. wb,,b c;ye II ia ,r,s.,n, umtrac,pu,
h,.n,v w,.r,. ,J,mcd bv III. hand
Tn.. oruaw,n,nI ,uli,ya,im Of which We
b,v. s,oL.n was contrsl to the gronrJ.
aDper,.in;ny 10 what was called the man
s,nn bm.e l,rn h,, hIs cs,a,s incIud. 4.
,,,,,r ,,,h.r G,,,,s anil l,;,., cnn,iynms and
,,r,a;n;ns 4 ,rn ocrv.. ,.,,h farm bayip,
n. h,,I,fv or nv,r.ss,r with n housc for h
,ec,,n,w.l.,;c, h.,n. mud outhou.,s for In.
n,e.,a.. AL ,,h,ns ior Tho ,yro,. On !,
! ,,',,,.'r,I ,,,,. ,g a., ,.,,o,, dr,w, ont Il,
W.s,,,n,n,, h;m.,af these i,,ms wer. aj
80, ,,,.,,r,,.l Il, o,l ,ho,r s..,er,l G,t,
ma,,.y..I. he lnc,. ,h,. .n,l ,od locsI on,l
~. - ...,, ..,.'i ,,,,,l,,.a ,,., cl,,,.. a.
r., .,,,ar,In,,iy
In addition to these hse lsrn'' 'h.c Wen
several hundred acres Of bae wo'"i'and. s
- -. T.. ,ho 80. ne,,
s,,..n .,.s. r,r., ,hn c.rri,,,, a NJ
...,.. I -. - ,,s ~.i,. h. v.. xer, enaic.,
on thr '"nr iafn'. 'm,re were % a'aut"
horses iZ mules, ~ heai o' ""eA 'a.'e
JGo s'rsp' AMI a pna, na'"oT ~ A"'''s
which last ran 81 large N 'he WOODS
lie now rad much VA baspinify an' gar
dcn,ng, ap. copp7i on tna't"S on 'ho~
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ca~ with the scrcw of tbs Wabash. built a
our Navy Yard.
The average spssi of the MluaasoA sads'
stswm h HiHr knots pr hoar; bat - she 7
o, half clpper baiki. with tepgsllants and I
lalr wind Il Is txpcc,cl that. umler canvas
alone, she will average fourteen knott rs'
hour Her dimensions, ~ pahlsshci in u,
Bwilaa soMr time since. ar.--lH0gth. 23|
k~t ua the spar sl,ck, width. OIL tss inches
She wa baiit at the Washington Nav!
Yard, where hx machinery wss slso u'aels
The numbsr Of persoas on board whssn ~
I,ssvcs cur shors will hs MAsly zoo.
l1,cre 10 still another lsatnaas, snd als'
chaplain. pecsSsasy - sampaels tl,e list .
o(a0vs. 1hey viii ola ~ Shlp al Nxflk
Who thcy are is not yet known On G,~r,l
The midshpincn still remain to he sapps~i
Their numb,v will depend 10 circumstance
~ they are n le drafted trom the Nsva
School at Annapolis, the examination o.
which transpir,s on the lst Of JaHe. TN
-acremstai oncs will In imusUiintcly orlerss
to the MiniWsota.
1'h,aw are thr~ surgeons on board. In On
wluctrs Of TIM insalabr,ety of The county
to which she h 10 he snt Tho crew IL vel
aewtsi and Ia cousidcwsl q remArksbly Rns
ane. Over ot~ hunirsi ere laatssn'ca. siip
Igd from shn city, which may Acsss'n' Di
Wv Wv .. ..;.....' .s % ~. ..rn. h.u so r.,
,,chav,,i r,.r,.rl .h,v "a cu although duri,Aifr
!. v.x, ,ssar;llv lax wh,le the vaSssa ia III TN
ysrl.
Captain Da Pout assumed command q
lay or two ago. when 10 msie ''~ c'ew .
speech, when wasa mSm "f's"y "'s,
co"icnsa''"n. lhe other ou'asf. "" .ms ~ ~
IN board yrt. nut w''i snoF''y W. ~ '"s.
posts " VIII pro"a'hs '"' s'sefa' "'ass WV
'Fh,r~ she can 's'i'
The v's''crs were On S'a'u'rN "sef ,'s vA
r'"ns pirts oi the snip 'ha' We "o". w..
'Fin very 'nrrce' e~',h's,s' o"' We Is.. ~ !.
'npif~e 'hat RON 'en 70 ''eNc" oo"NA '". \.
morning. There were "is I'VE "nn,r''. W
rhi''hn u 10" 'minehHe '"'a''ST w W" wv"
on b'ari.
g. ~. A.. a.. H., .,
a. :, ,L, -, .,.s.., ,h,., III.
un'trd STATES Mint IN r"'shr'P"s Won"
comm'nce the morning of the 2s'h n't', nj
nine o'c,ak. 10 pay out the new ccp,s, a
'''' Wv ~ P' '' Wv ~,
larcc crowd oil P'rsons ass1u'bssi IN irH" T"
The bn''h'hg long %'oee '"' apP"'h''s' "n''
all anxious 10 secure some Of the bright lit
tho strangers a, the carries, mom.n, IN "a.
chsn,. k,, o.Mr coin The Pbilrjrlpbia
R.NI,,o thu. dc.cyihr. the .crnc
r.., =; a.. ..o.a..a ~.
ne.'. n'"" WV ~ ~ ' e. - ~ ~,
'"s"s' !" s'"' ~" W." ~ NJ ~ :,
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s.oas jnA,sus u Y pt ~ hai.ys's hand, In rsr
easag Npm captivity Mr.. Mssesrs, Ass Ma,bh
Uho wAs taken prsssMst By Lab ~ - V tsh
VI iadaus tisa the spirit Lake settlement. bss'
ths aousAssm heuudNsy sf MsANsscis. and IL sls,
10 fssi II I'll sxpsn6 uas~~ lnsas b. said lnaisp
In parv hnsiAs said Mr.. Masble nom the Q, 60,
aaa In br,axlas het and ds'is~rsaa beg ~ u
naoax Assni, anil fot all ,nattsts anil thing
dane By said Indians Ia Aad about the sa,s ma,
~. .a AAmuyAAA M tes.
tn. si.HAnv "a,
We, the aadstslawsd. wi,asssra the pay men
Al the sasd money 70 ~ afervss,d lad,sns. sa,
the sAseuliea VI THE ohl,ssueR neationei /,
the futssoshs receipt, and ai-e mia receipt
!, W. nANlkaS.
Grpr S~~I fhys,oas.
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AMGHEEIENTs.


NTfpfO's GARDEN -TIiURsDAY EyFNIN9. ore ~.
IN FOUR GRAND EnTEBl AtNMEkfS
Gabriel (6rst time tls sgernentl a. ioudia.
Autoine Ravel Teresa H0ilA, Jerome RtyS.
Great success OF MEDINA. =,
Comic nterlud. LA FEJE CHAmPET RE. with The beaua
ful DANCES ON THF D0TBl,L TIGHT ROPE.
Ballet advertisement, FLORA AND ZEPHYR,
Teresa lsolls ana the Ballet Company.
MEDINA OR A DREAM AND REALITY
iecrs opea 81, 10 commence At Ia
Tickets cent? upper boses cents, children - ceots
Next Grand Anerr Performance uext SATURDAY
-NlC0DEMUs TIGHT ROPE aui JOCKb.
WAII.ACk'S THEATRE
w THE NEW LOCAL DRAMA j
THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE fEARs
Received with Unparalleled EEtEus
To night, Thursday, Dec fD
THE POoR or INV YORK,
in I've acts tablesux Written by The Ouss
NEW MUSIC
and aboundiag with subjects q interest illustrating
the CONDITION. or NEW YORK
THE CRISIS OF 1857.
Performed by
MR.. BLAME.
MR.. LESTER.
Mr. sDTHERk
MR. SLOAN,
MIR DAVENPORT
MIR. r. - JOHNSTON,
MRS. BLAKE.
MRS. H0Ef.
MRS. ALLEN
MES COOKE
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ID SP sCiAi. ANNOUNCEMENT


ID SP .tTAi. ANNOUNCEMENT
A INV AMPHl1HLArKE 1T NEW YORK.
The Management OF the above popular estahshHen ov
respectfully submits the following brilliant programme
their ensuing winter 10 the citizens Of New York the
fullest nhdence of meeting their unqualified ap
prevail The broadway theatre will be 7tb tn
the iih OF December inst for the purpose altering
modelling the interior tns plan OF AsrLEYs ROYAL
AMpHi1HEATRE, London II must be borne ia mind that
the Broadway theatre vas originally designed with view 70
combine establishment the magncen splendorso tbs
arena the gorgeous beauties Of scenic display together with
charms of the classic drama Tho locality
and ample facilities of the broadway theatre render at ns
time, proper field for such enterprs
and with the proposed TO oct toe broadway
Amphtheare ca mot fail in becoming popular institution
OF the city.
IL Intended with the aid OF the dis'in guiset Wild Animal
Trainer Mr. VAN AABUR ab and the organization 81 ana
equestrian troupe together with the OF artists
and Of the frat class combine colossal eater
tarmep all the animated wonders OF the BIOLOGICAL kingdom
with the starting splendors OF the together with tha
brilliant exhibitions Of histronic and scenic skill
The will be with effects which
be produced only acl the the
given uaneously Military pieces with troops "
battons soldiers battle with charges
and combats horseback sorng OF works
nsmens and evouoas of modern cavalry
with gigantic and eassio chsrots &C. ard all
other exhibitions requiring for action and rapidv
OF notion will by this arrangement become easily attns
Bile giving full author and for production ri
dramatic spectacle scale OF hitherto
uninterrupted thie continent Full particulars viii be duly
announced.
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DOWERY THEATRE.
- Manager and Proprietor .......:..:... M Eddy
PRoEsBoxes and pnrque q cents Pit IL cents Private
boxes 81 and 81; eats In private boxes 80 cents
THE BRILLIANT BILL REPEATED
Thursdhy y, Dec 10
SANDS, EATHANS co,
in beautiful performance entitled the
GEMS OF THE ARENA.
To conclude with
JOCKO.
locke.