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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

A REBEL FOR THE SAKE or REBErI1ox.-
Roger A. Pryor, Of Virginia, arrived in
Charleston two evenings before tho bonn
bardment Of Fort Sumter and made
speech TO such Of the Charlestonians as were
not engaged about the harbor. The speech
contained more malgnity, treachery and
shameful falsohood than anything that has
yet been printed. He said "Gentlemen
| thank you especially that you have at last
annihilated this accursed Union. reekiny
with corruption and insolent with excess Of
tyranny. Thank God il has at last been
blasted and driven by the lightning wrath
Of an outraged and indignant people. Not
only II it gone, but gone forever. In the
expressive language ofScripture, IL is water
split upon the ground which cannot be gath-
cred again. Like Lucifer, Son Of the Nor
ming. it has fallen never to rise again. For
my part, gentlemen, if Abraham Lincoln
and Hannibal Hamin, tomorrow. were TO
abdicate their Offices, and we're TO give me
a blank sheet Of paper to write the condi-
lion of remuneration TO the defunct Union,
would scornfully spurn the overture"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

CATHOLIC CHURCHEs.-In the United States
during the past year, one hundred and fifty
two Roman Catholic Churches have been
erected, with accommodations for 100000
people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
NEWS FROM UP RIVER.
JACKSON THREATENING WILLIAMS
PORT.
ARTILLERY DUEL.

~
WnLIAMsPoRr, Dec. %, via Hagerstovn, Dee.
2l.-To-dsy a large dwelling near Burnt-miu
and opposite Dam No. S, was discovered TO be On
Ere. -Four men, Of the LIST Virginia volunteers,
went over and eItinguished the ere. They
brought back many useful articles which were
LEFT by the rebels.
An artillery duel, at the same place, occurred
between one Of our Parrot IO-pounden and one Of
the eremy's 2-pounden. The latter was driven
of
squad Of the enemy's cavalry made their
appearance opposite Winismspori, but nads no
demonstration.
II 10 generally thought that General Jsclson's
forces concentrated To- day at Falling wsters bat
only an occasional picket was seen there.
Refugees continue to arrive by way Of Han
cock. They conhrm the report Of the morning,
and add that Jackson's whole force is nearly
IS 900 men, 600 Of whom arrived at Winchester
on Sunday from the Valley, and also that II was
his Intention to cross over and sack Williams
port.
There was some movements among our troops
to-day, and they were placed In q most available
position to meet any attempt Of the kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, Dec 2l-The Fortress Menrcs
boat has arrived, bringing the following nsvI;
FoRTREss MoSRoE, Dec 20 The f.g Of truoS
brings no news Of importance lth uaderstoot
that Capt. DeLanguel, who was exchanged fet
Capt. Ricketts,, has alresdy been promoted % .
Lieut.. Colonelcy, and will command the enemies
forces at Craney Island.
Gen Wool ard staff visited the Roanoks this
morning to witness ZONE target practice.
TIE Spaolding will probably leave for Hstterss
during the night. She will take stores and pee
s.ngers. Among the latter are several ofno>rs,
who will Join their regiments, and Cspt. Mitchell,
Of the Coast Survey, who will examine the place
with reference to making Il more comfortable Zoe
troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

On the morning Of the soth instsnt, FRANK,
Hed years, m0rths and q days. youngest soa
of Thomas r. Aad gulls yAo0bt, -.
The reIatlvss ana friends OF the temiiy are re
uastsd 10 attend mis- funeral, IN Sunday afternoon
a. O'Clock, from the Tssidsocs Of DIS parents, on
VrElnla avenue, between eth and bth sts- east.
On the Iosh instant, QUINCY Pr only child Of
loAa N. snd sarah ]. Barry, sssa years ana %
days.
ON the 18th instant. st IN o'clock. Of typhoid f.
yer, ALICE MAY. aged ~ years and onths,
yO1nK est sashter Of 6eofEe and A. .. "a Ter
. he friends Of the FAMILY sre respeotiul, invited
10 stts0d Ser finerei, on saturday ss O'CLOCK p
m corner AZ and sts
On the 2osh inst, Mr.. EQa6E A. sHACkEL-
FORD. in the 3'th year Of his age.
The friends and ace ualntsnces q ne hplI are
respectfully invited % attend his funeral rom ms
fathers residenpe, No. All Penn avenue, 20 NOR
rOS (SandayI afssrIoon - Q O'o.ock.
On the ayh m {, sftsr psinfu, illness. yhlch
fhs bore with chyisdsn fItilnde. Mrs yOANNA
FITZGERALD, IN tbs III year OF bsr age i.
He. fansrd all t.Es piis,s from 2 Ie:,d snes 20, o.
her dsas liter, COZ pef u - ana Firss street, W
morrow o. hal past Two ootoeh'
MAY she rest "a pe,oe.
In 6sorxstovn, on the 20th instant, aiter sn
illness Of u day ., ANNIE A dans hter o. " iHism
sud Jane Welsh, grand eAughter OF Ms bpssding,
l. he " ,esr OF her age. -,
Der fcasai Wsli'ase , SSs 0p 20 MORO y. eItsI-
EJJ., ,raRJsg } 81 s O'sloos fo1i hsf motheIs
a. den0e, oOineI Hisa sud Fa-sS susoS ne r.
lsIives and frislds OF the taEalIy sfe resseounny
invited % sftsnA her farnsrAl. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
SECOND EDITION.
OUR MILITARY BUDGEf
NAvI YAnp.


The Stepping stones arrived from Indian Head
about IL O'Clock this morning, having made the
trip up In q little more than two hours. sb.
brings no news CT interest. A few vesseh con-
tsnue 10 run the blockade, and dsY 90 two since
one wss becslmed for two hours opposite the Con-
federste batteries They fred nearly all the time,
but the vessel received only two shots-one
through the mainsail, and one through the fore
sail
The Pensacola 10 at length ready for active ser.
vice, and will leave her station opposite Alexsn-
dria on her trial tip to-day-goins 20 Indian
Head and back. The President will probably 70
down, a. the steamer King Philip was In waiting
at the Yard this morning, TO convey him 10 %.
Pensacola
ARTIST or cot. n. THOMPSON.
Col. Michael Thompson, q we'll. Known mem
Der Of the Washington bar, native OF south Car
olins arrested this morning about 10 O'Clock,
charged we understand with corresponding with
parties in the Confederate States
II 10 said that letters Of his were discovered n
the mail seized on the vessel OF Capt Hewitt
day or two since.
TIE HON. GRO. W. JONES, OF IOWA.
BY order OF the Stste Department, the Superb
tendent Of Police in the city Of New York yssse'
day took this gentleman into custody Cin NV
York) Is q State prisoner The charge sgsinet
him is Identification and completely viii a.
rebellion-dislOyalty 20 the Uaited States
sES MCCLELLAN.
Meier General Mcclellan proceeded 70 fbs
division Of Gen. Mccall yesterday afternoon, and
again this forenoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
LlTB LOCAL NEWS.

cAyAIiY PAsApr phis norzine o. IRA
csvslry, y. o A., qpsrsered nssf hs ~, p
.saed throagh the sity aeesnps,,se ~ ~ fsn.
several companies being dsiziled for oc1 80
where, but attracted much sisenfsn sssnf ses
Avenne.
curxrxAa covlr-To-dsy srest nenss 81
witnesses are being exsminsd W re1u s1 GsE
" Light, iAAielsA Cor ksspiug hs~es shA an
es&arfy hooss. 300 = 'sl'f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

THEATEE.-Tbose who lave failed to improve
the opportunity 10 see "The Seven Sisters should
do so, as IL Is 10 be withdrawn soon, to make way
for new attractions
On Monday night, Mr.. Me- Onough In his grea
part Of Damon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

wHITEHURsr, 4A Penn. avenue, furnishes
photoe phs from ministure to life size His col
lection Of carts de ciSits Hkenesses embrace all
prominent men Of the country. Remember,
Whitehurst received seventeen premiums In this
country, and q medal at the Worlds Fair at Lon
don; also, at the French exhi bition at Paris. See
his fancy cases for holiday presents. de 2i-eoim%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

VOLUNTEERS for the army should not leave the
city until supplied with Holloway's Pills and
Ointment. For Sores, Scurvy, Wounds, small
Pox, Fevers, and Bowel Complaints, these medi-
cines are the best In the world. Every French
Soldier uses them. Only IS cents per box. 211
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

BsowKR, Ward, Mad'IIe LafolIe, and Misses
Carrie Lamont and Emma Miles with all the other
stars, continue at Canterbury Hall, attracting i'm
mense crowds by the spirit and originality Of
their performances. Another good bill this eve
nt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

CHRlsII's OPERA House. has for audiences the
elite Of the city, fact due to the excellence of the
performances and to the exclusion Of improper
persons from the house
On Monday night George Christy will com.
mence bringing out bis famous afterpieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.


TIE AMERICA PUrs INTo HALIFAX
Snort OF GOALS.
TIE WAR FEELING IN ENGLAND UNA
BATEO.
oREAr ANTI.wAR MEETING IN ne
LANo.
FRENCH PAPERS De LARS THAT ENG.
LAND RAS PROMISED TO OPEN
TEE c"rIoN PoRTs!!
cANARo, DOUBTLESS.
corToV FIRpER," INDICATING 10
EXPECTATION OF SUPPLY.
HALIFAX. Dec 2I.-The Ameries, via Queeos-
town on the s;h, put In 6sFs tbs morning shoct
oi coal. She sails sbou; 10 O'Clock, and win es
DUE at New York on Monday.
Tae WaI.Ike sentimens and preparations %
England ave anSbz!ed.
Large anti.wsr meetings, however, have ee<s
hell In Dublin.
B:eads,ufs closed quiet but s.s.dY % Friday.
Provisions frm.
Saturdays markets have not vet been resolved.
LATEST.
The Niagara, which arrived a: QussnstovB
on the 9Th, reports cotton frmer; unchanged In
price; sales Of S OOO bales.
Breadstuffs steady. Provisions frm-
Consolt sgxs9O for money.
The British Government has sent q l.ttef sp-
proving OF the course Of Commander " iliams,
mail agent on board the Trent
The Paris papers assert that the British Gov
eminent, in answer 10 petitions from msnufsc-
turing districts stated that cotton ports would be
opened by February, at the latest.
1.-THE fact that cotton 10 quoted ofrmetr dis
proves the report Ofthe French papers ED STAB ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
india RuBskR Goop<

India Rubber Coats, white OF black, - 50 each.
India Rubber Leegins 81 per pair.
And al kinds Of r ubbef Goods. including ub-
Der Boots and Shoes r ubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats Under Sheetings for beds In sickness,
&c &c, az msnufactnrer's prices, at n. aall's
Ninth and Tenth streets. dec 16-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

KINS's NATIONAL ANPHIrHgArRE.-On Mon
day next, the sd inst, this fine establish ent
will open under the immediate auspices Of Mr..
Tom King, who enjoys the reputation OF being
an excellent performer and a manager Of the
strictest integrity. The building is commodious
and comfortable, and supplies a want Of the COM
munity In the way Of places Of amusement in
the Metropolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

CAhPBELL's MINsrRELs-Two gold watcbe.
and q beautiful set of cottage furniture 70 be
presented at Odd Fellows Hall to- might, with q
bill Of decided excellence and novelty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

GooDs ZOE TIE HOLIDAYS Everybody wish
ing to get Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks. Game In
great variety, miBce meat, and. In fact, every
should call at Wilson's Philadelphia Provision
Store, 1le Pa. avenue, between NiEeteenth and
Twentieth streets. de2i-3tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
Frem Cairo.

CIrRo, Dec % Scouts from Ksntuefy spest
that large eontrabsnd trade 10 oeing carried 90
wIth the Rebels from Illinois, via Gave In tha
Rock on the Ohio river.
Also, thar r. q Cd cannon have been placed on o.
Tennessee river for the purpose Of tinkinG The
UrIted States guu-bost ConsstogaS which D410
her occesional trips I'D the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

The OLD HICKORY CLUE will give their annual
party the 3O'h inst instead Of the 3lst adver
tiSed. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

SEE FoURTH PAGE Of to-day's Star for interest
ing deferred local articles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
Fer, Picker, a 90 IN "Opens Upss Ne

BALTIMORE, Dee. 20 IA disPshh 70 -
r,ond nsosr st,t, hat Fort Pieksns hss opsose
ere tures times 90 Fot MGR ss since tes - an
hut with what feet 10 not knewn- o. tes "a
ult an incessant shower Of shells ws tsfov1 -
70 the fort by Col. Brown.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND BALL cHRIsTMAsNI6HT, DEC Is,
ODD EsLLS%s HALL. 3
Music BY Prof. George AIth; Iioket. onscs
19 Gs ai-s.. frOt' u f. BAMMM snss:;,
0Lp HICKORY IN TIE FIELD AGAIN.
" The members Of the Hickory C ub lake o.
ssn.Tsy h. a' fsg
S@ ksS ss eAsrT on st a h6 EfsSf EtssSS
Ticket. Of admission 50 cents, admitting q gen
See future embellishments.
By order of the Conn ittee Of Arrangements. It.
Kings National Amphitheater,
PsnnsyLvania av. d E st., inca, WIZARDS }
TIE MANAGEMENT most respectfully informs the
NEW BRICK AMPHITHEATER
WILL REOPEN
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec. %,
With entire new forces, constituting the best or
AND PANTOMIMfsTs
Ever formed in the United States, -
The INTERIOR OF TEE BuILpINe has been oonr-
strqcted 80 as 20 AFFORD unusual facilities for seeing
and hearinE The entire FIRST floor will contain .
Cushioned. and partItoned into boxes, thus I pre-
ssntins Pleasing tent ensemble, and combining
above the Dies Boxes. and viii be gained By :
feIs satisfied will meet the demands Of al classes
s&nss@.a Of II wasRin9t sa '0""00'00' ''A'' Oh
The entire Es9estrlen Management will be IN
' ToM KING.
Inc D S6 sRNf Fac so sr fSHSssStSSNoIsE
Tae Physical Anomaly Of tks lstI Usntuyy,
Among bis mi sou Gus fats is the PscUIIER Pm
soIsfeiy diSocstss all his Ois.s and adapt. himself
to fit box Is by 10 inches.
-. SAM LONG, .,.r
the Clown Comedian, Comic singer and Balledlst.
THE ROLAND BROTHERS,
who're fsarlessnsss and race won them favor and
spO,obaton, either In Erial Ell canoes or TerTss-
MR.. SMITH,
tqe intrepid Acrobat, will give his Suggestions in
JOHN CoNKLING,
An .ofgo. ledSed HeIscide. will give hjs exs--
ssertes cos oaldS de e1nos-
wM It ODELL,
TIE Ss .i s equestrian Whole MARITIME and
TOM KING.
TEE CHAMPION LRAPER. win cad the fiDes. Aorc-
IaLie Toup- ever brought into $500 stioa IN one
MGDILR WOE LAToRTE.
Premier EqUestrsHne.
MR. BERSAR1.
The Hurdle RIdeF aid 9atnulie LSapsr.
Mr.. WIN. KTNCADE,
TIE Successful AohIevar OF 100 SomertsuIts.
The fubioined list comprises the Old favorIte-,
who hsvs been retei neg: Mr. g r0UaNA,RE
fHHun . rSoIIHaiHS F>ER WEI GsSER'
AYMAR, AID 3SN SARpiNf 3; tie saand.,d
the sc Child f R5sr n DkMG NAME Me- E
VIRGINIA, AID LIT rLE MINNIE.
Doors open at 7 o'c' ooh; psrfo: mauoes will ccm-
menoe at precisely.
Admission to Dress Circle. % cent
Children TO Dress Giro e....-.......... rs cents.
gallery -----.-.a.S cents.
Orchestra Chairs .----.-.-....7 rs oents.
Application at the Ok ofhce from 10 g. m. un {, 3p.
m. &c l9 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
Specie for Eurspe.

Nrw YolK, Dee s0-Only slei, 900 IN $3.50
wa cent out in the Africa. There 10 ssh1 - es
csss he events Of the next fsw dsys wsrNst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

Dos'I yonsEr the delightful Fletcher Chapel
Fair at Thorn's Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
PERAAM,S
81. GRAND EXCURSION
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.

EXC URsIoN TICKETS
From Bsltimsre 70 Boston, and re-
turn, emily. ......"...........S13.5
To New York and return .......... 500
ofthe NaI them Cent al Rails on CsIysIt street
passing over the Northern Genital Railway. Leta-
ssntls Rsifosd Of New Jersey 70 New YoE, and and
from Ney Yo,k BostOn by the stoninston Line,
And P,ymo1ih Rocs at O'Clock p m, on any day,
UP 70 JANUARY 81, 1851,
AND TO RETURN BY SAME ROUTE
ON OR BEORE MARCH lsT.
III Tickets for sale in Washington. d. c., a. the
Northern csna Rail Cseert street o. at Bar
NUNS Hotel. Eutav House, AMI 6ilmor House.
Two through Trans daily from Baltimore TO
new YORK, leaving Baltimore At s:s5 q. m. and s.S1
from ws.Sington must es s"s IN ths sSd
p. m trains.
zion must Be addressed TO JOSIAH PERHAM,
s. 5; At
sssT "a 4 4: sss: H'i's
W. TAKE NOTICE!
persons. within the old District lin lines. Wa.RinS
Us
manufacturing, vending or using . Metallic Bake
OVEN kI own as Bridget Sweets Patent Bake
Own A infringe ments on the above will be PROS
Q .nted o the fuJ tent Of the law.
we do hereby appoint G. WooDwA RID, of the city
Of Wsshlnston, ID. c., sole az emit for the cities
Of washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, the
District of Columbia and its vIoiHit', or tbs sale
Of Bodgett Sweets Galvanized Bake iIvens,
gu Ing the fan term of i've year, tn raid C.
W We d 10 kssp good and Constant supply OF
BLODGrTT SWEET.
WashIngton. December %, 1871. de cost
~ T CE! TICE!
NOT ICE!
Ladies or gentlemen desirous Of making their
friends or re atives q Chrlstu es Present vii find
= very Moe assortment Of Lace sleeves Ls-e Col
isr,, Lase Vsis, hesI Lace nerdkerchiefs, En-
6roidered H slkc rchisfs. French wo ked cts aid
GO 9, Cambria III RS, Linen Worked SAis.
Real Laos B1rbs, Raj soe Col feures, hem
Sc tched Handy rthI is Gloves, Csbes am la6ies,
Leather Bags for trav ling. P"rtemopp,ies, and
great vsrIet' nf ticl"s, all of which would
make verI handsome present, st
MRS r. @ ETCBI IONS,
No: IL Penn. sv between srh and o h Sta.
&c n u OppoB to Cen'er Marhet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

TIE FREE coaokRTs at the Washington Acad-
envy Of Music attract large crowds nightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

To BosroN AND BACK FoR sl3 so! See an
nouncement, elsewhere, of Perbam's Grand Ex-
cursi m to New York and Boston. Tickets from
Bait more to Boston and back. onlv SI3 so and
70 New York and back, only s6 co.,. The route
travelled Is through the interesting and picturesque
country traversed bV the Northern Pa Railroad,
and from New York to Boston by the pleasant
StoninPton line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

Arrival Of u British eusbssa -
Nrw YolK, Dee. 2.-The Brtzh gussssa
Riuzldo has arrived here. ssls1f i .~E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

BUHLER's.-Buhler's restaurant, over Wall Il
Stevens, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, continues tbs center Of at
traction for all here learned In the art Of good
living. His Washington house really surpasses
bis we'll known New York establishment long
regarded as the most recherche restaurant in that
city, 80 famous for such establishments We
have never elsewhere found so exquisite cooking
a. at Buhlers; nor larder supplied with greater
variety Of luIuries, TO say nothing Of his wines,
all Of which are Of the immediate importation Of
Mr. Welcker, his partner, and are Of the most
approved German and French brands that find
their way into this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

SECRETARY CHASE returned TO wsshinstc1 tst
forenoon, having successfully contaminated til
business on which be went TO New Yofi few
days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

CALAIS ME Dec. ~ The ofhce Of the 81.
CToix Herald, a. 81 Stephens. N. B WA de-
stroved last night by party Of Secession symPs-
the editors TO the cause Of the Southern Rsosas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

SsRHSADE TO SENATOR CHANDLER --Senatof
Chandler was serenaded last night by the band
q the Michigan regiment. In answer to the call
be said, the d IN culies with England would be
smicably adjusted, but we would not Weld 10 her
arrogant demands. France would not 20 TO war
with rs, for we supplied her with bread. Louis
Napoleon was not insane enough to do So There
was no room on this continent for two republics,
or for a republic and monarchy; and the only
way to insure peace with England was to have
grand advance Of the army tomorrow, aud bv
July the wa would BE- over. England had great
respect for six hundred thousand bayonets; and II
she went 70 war, there would not be foot Of ter
ritory on North American soil under British
nag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
MARRIED
DIED.

On tie 10 q ipsts9t By The Rev Alfred H9msed
(PhisdelphIs LedEer.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

GEORGE CBRIsTY'S
VI NEW OPERA HOUSE,
TENTH STREET, WARRINGTON.
This beautiful and elsg ant hall, gibv situated,
on Tenth street, between E and streets. near
Pennsylvania avenue. Is On the
FIRST FLOOR,
without steps Stare TO ascend, very easy OF
cess add esress, dellg ltfuIy heated pleasantly
ventilated.
Now OPEN EVERY NIsHT,
Under the manag ment of
G EOR 6 y G II r g T Y,
The Prince of Negro Wits and the Pioneer OF Ne
gro Minstrelsy.
LATE OF BROADWAY, New YORK.
With
A FIRST class Minstrel Company.
Since this admirable h.ll cas- been open to tho
public, It has bean mig htly crowd by ths
MosT ELEGANT AND REFINED AUDIENCES,
the larger proportion being LsdIe' and Fsmllles-
Mr.. Chrisiy will shortly appear In bis famous
Will be given.
tpMIssIoN-Parsuet,5n cent. Gallery Is cents.
Doors open uarter before J, commencing a. par-
ter before O'Clock. de u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

FRENCH PAPERS De LARS THAT EHe.
LAND RAS PROMISED TO OPEN
TEE CLIFTON PORTAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

COrTON FIRNER,o INDICATING 10
EXPECTATION OF A SUPPLY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-11-07
,,poM NEWPORT NEWS.

Expressions of regret are often amongst the
citizens and soldiers of our own State, that
Brigadier-G General Phelps is not called to more
active participation in ohe campaign now in
progress. 1t is natural that the friends and
admirers of this officer should desire for him n
field in which he could display more prominent
" his parts. However it will prove in the end,
we doubt not, that while more brilliant achieve
ments have marked the career of some, the
country will accord to Gen. Phelps the we'll
deserved merit of bis transformations but val
liable services. An intimation of the estimate
placed upon him now where he is stationed, is
given in the correspondence of the N. Y. Com
mercidl, thus:
"Few outsiders are aware of the Inherent
strength OF the works thrown up with such skill
and maintained with such tact by Gen. Phelps
The ritied cannon at this post are among the
best in the service. They are so ranged as to
sweep the land as well as sea approach. The
enemy approaching from the interior through
the woods, must cross an open area where they
must be all exposed, while our men won d be
protected behind ample ramparls. The shells
thrown over our ranks would strike the enemy
in front, While the shipping would follow suit
on their rear. There can be no such thing as
masked batteries here.
Gen, Phelps has richly entitled himself TO
the thanks Of the country, not only in the care
he gives the quarters of his post, but for his
perseverance in his attempts to keep out that
worst foe of the soldier and sailor-the intoxi-
eating cup. Many a home will bliss him for
it."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-11-07
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