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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
Virginia Legislatruc----EStra Sc
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1856,
SEiATE


Chuir. *:
The Militia bill, with the aurenluleo,. F.
Committee Of Conference hc,wcr;, IL. q L:
was taken mp, and after some till" s;.r,. I's
consideration, was laid on the taL. IL !,
The Tax bill! was taken up and co,.;,
Pending motion Of Mr.. BR.synsta 'e's;
tax on private acts Of Assembly. the i,rr=
lail on the table. y
Severn! local bills were passed. ari l,,,
advanced Senate adjourned after So
three ''1 House OF nzss O..
The House wuS called TO-
bv Speaker CErrcHFIEiD vi :
The usual commnnica.ion'a hsast,,
to the House by the CLERK. g:
The bill abSolring The State III Trr.,
from all liability in case OF loss oi e.
bonds deposited as security for bank O.
tioA unless the said coupon bonds be CON-
into registered stock and prohibitir. ,,..'S
bonds from being received in !utg:s 1.
security. was taken up and PASSED
CONVICTION AND oEIo IAlLNo,.
On motion Of Mr. CHAPLAIN, th- ral..
suspended to enable the House % 81;
bill concerning the Covinston AID "a, - -
road. The bill was made the prter.I ,,.,3
! for tomorrow AT - o'clock.
On motion of Mr. Seldom the Da! 10 49,.
the charter Of tho Bank of Virgin, e.: ,:,,..
years, was taken up and passed.
Similar bills were passed.. lin Fe!r:ence;,..
Farmers Bank, Bank Of the Na,sy. Ey.,.,"
Bank Of Virginia, Nor;h-Westar;. Baol If =.
GINA, Merchants and Mechanics b.. !.
Wheeling.
On motion Of Mr. lIAyuoSo. IIor.e biz
tending tho charter Of Central BlIs Ct -.
mia was taken up, reau a second tirlc, and :.
dcred 70 its rrSr0SSm-nt.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
The following Senate bills were read Ii,
time and passed Incorporating the CaS.,..
held Locomotive and Agricultural !r.p.e,.s.
Manufacturing Company; Incorporating =:
Colcrair. Mining and Mauuiac;uT!n, C,n.
pa1r.
uOcsE BILLS PASSED.
Amending The charter Of the town A..
Charleston. in the county o; kaasrS,
amcuding the ID, 81 and 9Th s,c;igrS Of :,
ac: passed February 18th, 1876, providing 4,
working the county roads OF LoWjoua colt:,
altering a;.d amending the act entitled IN =.
10 incorporate the Blacksburg Caha~ b., C..e:
and Fincas,lo Turnpike Company. .Ei (,
change the name of the same to the lion..sa
cry. Roanoke and Botctcu.t TIrnpias Goa;
paoy amending ard re-ensc.ing Ia: Isl; q
81, 4th, 9th uud sth sections, S3i c:ll5,s.
Code Of Virginia, ana TO increase AMI gs..
range tie divisions anl briEaccs .! tie III!
Of Tho Comnlun%e a!th.
y message WAS received from the Seasr
through 3lr PAXTON, TO the effect a: IL.
body rad disagreed t. the u:st amc::ls;: I.
the House 10 the Gill incorporating the SOU:
ern Express Company ana agreed Ia lie =,
corl amendment CT the House.
ADJOURNMENT oP THE LEGlsI4TrAE
The resolution to adjourn Oh Monday lt!.
offered yesterday hy Mr.. COLLIER, WAS ,i.:.
10 on his motion, and after discussion "a,
amended 80 as to read, Monday, lhe =: O
April, 1861" in which shape i; passed ;;
vote of SO to -.
The House adjourned at o'clock. 70 TX;
again tomorrow morning.
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Public Meeting In ClnrInfte.

We earnestly requ-st the people 4 Chariot: &c a."
public Injecting, ht tho Court-Nouse, Ga St'ef!iy,'is
instaut to take into consideration the necs.: for
date action IN the part OF virSta, q g.a:I.s se''
ur!nn with III. Confederate States.
Charles IL. Adams. jaime. Y. Fora, ". II. C.r!':::.
". CsTdwcl, K. :. spencer. Tkcm~- J. srencer,
gts:ton, Il. A. Cn!ck, Geo - Turs'!i!. Tto;a. y. ..
Aires K Watkins Joel. 4. fctter, joseph Ire r. u -
noy, II. G. Cbsppell, K. A HOLT Wir,i3r h h","f'
Henry. Jos. Dinwidcis, y. g. Ednun'i-, ME- la''-
A. a. Lyle. II. Gsbc., jao r. uig.r@:nr.. fno:
A. Mann, c. 2. WatT-ll, Th"-. C4'. ;. l. Wei, " 20
p1~hAtan EoulIn, Jam:> sco;t, J. IS. sisGc:' !" :
MACK, William Huntington, a." han "sh,, -, "
Ba-sodal.. J. a. RoLera, T!i,'n Attic. u. " ~,
William u. BouldIn. Thcnis y .:"hi:dacm y. |" ~,
J. M1rr,. s. 4. Wi5or,G. JAM" v. Covs. "l.s'n =
pci. William II Bailey, Robert Il L:rsc4. .'.. =,
k;ns, J,ln ELauads IT,. !. " Marshal. H. e! ~.
John G. siuih T. ". Tceksf. :. 4. E.'.. joss '''
SaTa-l Wei, Z. J. Gregory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

FATAL AFrRAr.-At Madison, Arkansas, on
Thursday, an ARRAY occurred which resulted
in the death of Dr.. Smith, of that place. 1t
appears tia. Dr. Smith und another gentleman
came near having Personal collision, which
was prevented by the interference Of Mr. VIM.
Davis. This interference greatly exaspcratrd
Dr.. Smith, who followed Davis around, and TO-
ward evening he came upon and made An as.
sault upon him, when Davis shot him. He d:ed
in q short tune afterwards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

THE LAST or THE SOUTHERN CADETS. Cadets
Moreno and Semrues, The former FROM Florida
and the latter from Alabama, have both resign.
ed their appointments, and viii leave West
Point immediately for Montgomery. The lat
ter young gentleman is son OF Commander
Raphael Selnmes, who resigned from the navy
about a month ago. There are now no cadets
1t West Point from the seeded States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

MIssISG-It is stated that considerable anx-
iety is felt in naval clrc!rs for the safety OF an
excursion party Of officers und NEIL who left
the United States lIiga,c SnslHciianna. 1t Bel
rut, bound for Jerusalem they had been
overtaken by fearful storm, and had started
u second lime, since which nothing has been
heard Ct them on board their vessels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

SECESSION II kENrrcsY.-A committee Of
Southern Rights men in Kentucky have called
upon the people ~ elect delegates 10 Il State
Con7en lion, to meet I'll Frankfort on The sGth
They also recommend thu formation Of state
Rights Clubs and declare thatlhc dissolution
of the Union IS 4 fact and that Kentucky must
make her choice between the EortE au;l South
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HY THE GoyEKNot: on VIRGINIA.


SFoRAATIoS h2sing been received ~ :he Executive
;hat three prisoner: escaped the night o. .ne rae
tenth p'ap. from The ail OF the CiJ 9: Richmond,
Wiz: ALBEET l. RlDDELL, charged With passing cucn.
terfeit money; WILLIAM COCksUS, VINO ha. been con-
dsned to lnprisonment In the Psne Tor Year,
for forgery, aud DAVID MCLpuOS, who hrs been coz.
denn-d 70 imprisonment In the City Js twelve Month,
i"' IN assault and that they goias arse there.
fore do hereby ODER a reward OF THEEE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Tor The arrest OF all OF the said prisoners
HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 ANY person who shall srres; either
Of them, and deliver them into the jail Of snd City Of
R.ehmoud; and do moreover Require al officers OF this
eTil and military, and re4ues. the peopl-
generally TO their best rxeons procure the.
that they may he broush; 20 Justice.
Given under my land III Governor, aud under the
- Less Seal OF the Commonv.a lth 1t iIcuc,o.L
It's Til, 9mh day OF Nsrch, 1851.
JOHN LErcHEa.
BIZ THE GOVERNOR; GsoHor ". Mrssos,, Secretary Of
the Commonwealth.
Albert I!dds about % years 0. age ST, fee. hI,h
With black haiE and rous:ashs smooth fs, akin and Yery
soodlookiny
William coet,on about 2. years old, FIVE fee. ,svsa
or eight Inch high dsrk hair, blue eyes roman poss
little round .hould.red Is Engi,hmau by b!sh. sn!
had OF brek sack coat
David huldoon Is an 1rlshnan q or Is ye,;s cid Ave
and grrtay.
March s1-c8s
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Sapoisou AK ST. EEeleSa.

One day, Napolesn's barber, having g=arsa
nm come rats to q miniature wagon, was some
what uerplexed 10 lind that the rats would not
null Sspoeon directed him to twist their
tails The barber did SO. and the result was
very ouick movement. We think the people
of Virgins had rs well try the experiment
upon their stubborn members OF the State Con
yention. Instruct them. A lire ia the rear is
very efficient, and, when yonns, we nave seen
even the bell COW made 10 trot oil very nahc'
somely against an inyetera!e stupidHy. a
word 70 the wise. ftNch'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

DISTINGUISHED AEEIvAL.-A Among the pas
seDyers who arrived at New York on Saturday
last, by the steamship Arabia, was Mr.. W h.
Russell, the special correspondent Of the Lon
don Times who has come to this country for
the purpose Of giving fair and impartial &C
count OF the nature and extern: Of our political
troubles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

i PosTAIsrREss BY POPLAR VorE.-An
election was held in St. Cairs"!l-, Ohio, .
few days ago, in compliance with what has
been announced to be the wish Gi Mr.. Lincoln
70 determine who should receive the appoint
lnent Of postmaster. There were three can
daies-lwo very respectable and popular
gentlemen and lady, named Mrs Ramsay.
The latter MES cl ctod by about twenty-five
majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

HoagIsLE CASE OF POISONING Thirteen Per.
sons Deud-We have reports Of u horrible
ease OF poisoning at Rockford, Illinois, by
which whole family, consisting Of father,
mother ami eleven children, have been de-
stroycd. The poisoning was produced by eat
Ing pork, in Inc curing Of which some deadly
substance, (probaoly blue vitrol,) had been
usei by mistake for saltpe;rc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

who lust week attempted to rob and murder
Mr. Charles T. Jones, who lives near the gold
mines III Louisa county, Va, have been tried
by tho county court and condemned TO be
hung. The Indignation OF the people was
greatly excited against thst,, and ut Ole time
It was feared they would DC hanged by the
pupulacc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

SHIPMENTS TO THE SorTn.-On SATURDAY Tue
steamer Columbia sailed from Ne" forA ioI
Charleston with cargo OF Merchandise 'aiueo
at 100000, and tho steamer ioTh'o"n 'or
Richmond and Norfolk with large numoer
of muskets and rifles in cases, a ION OF gun
poyder and other munitions OF war
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MIAaoura Senator.

4 Geographic dispatch published By Us yes
terday announced that Waldo P. johnson had
been elected United States Senator from Mis-.
souri, to succeed James S. Green, the present
incumbent. The Alexandra Gazette" says
that Mr., johnson is son Of cx-Goy. Joseph
Johnson, Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

Tie negro girl who attempted 10 poso;' the
Csml|y of Mrs. God@in, OF Portsmouth, and
previously 10 fire the house, had hearing Do.
fore the Mayor Saturday, and gss Temanded
for examination before Tie mex; Hastings
Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

RIVER PtsarE SESrEScEn.-Jchn puEy,
charged Will, abduc;ins and anticing ssarnen
70 deser, the bark Langton, al Savannah, Ga,
was convicted in the city curt Of ;ba; city,
last " ednesday, and sentenced to pay 6ne
oi $500, or suffer six nrou!i.s imprisonment iii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

CoNenEssMES YET 10 Ee ELEcrso.-The
States which are vet to choose representatives,
and their times for election, are as follows -
Connecticut, April n. Carolina. Aug, s
Rhode Island, April California, Sept. 2
Virginia, May % Maryland nov
Tennessee, Aug. Ka.sas,
Kentucky. Aug. 5
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copies.
A New VIsGIN!A GcN.-We haze tNam-
incd with considerable interest new gua, in
vented by Lewis Evans, oil Mononsalia county
Virrinia. He received an order from the War
Department TO have an experimental gun mace
at narpcr's Ferry, which is just finished, and
he has brought it to Richmond Tor the pur-
nose of getting the State to adopt it, and with
the view of selling the right to some eh'efpri'
sing manufacturer Ii is breech-loader, safe,
certain and cheap and csn be attached 10 any
gun already made at cost Of from 81 SO to
81. The gun will be at Snthsriands OH eN-
hibition for few days Richmond OisPateh.
We publish the following description Of Mr..
Evans invention and its uses from Ole who
knows all about it:
The invention is to make any ordinary arms
breech-loadins. Any arm, whether shot gun,
rife or musket, can be altered to DIecch-
loading gun upon Mr.. Evans principle at
cost Of FROM 81 30 toSo. It is perfectly safe,
entirely simple, and can he loaded and fired
about three times as fast as muzzle.loader.
You can use cartridges OF ammunition. Every
person who has examined it in Richmond
seems'alnost wonder-struck with its simplicity
and usefulness, and like all other useful inven-
tons, it seems so simple that 1t is the wonder
Of every one that some inventive genius had
not discovered the principle before. AIR. Evans
has received already, since his arrival in Rich
,nond, numerous applications to alter artns, al
SO numerous offers lor guns with his improve
ment. But not being prepared to nanutac'
ture them he cannot supply these iemunds.-
His object is to get the State to adopt his i'm
provement and 10 sell the right to ma!u'ac-
ture or alter guns to his Improvement to indl-
siduals or companies have no doubt that
the manufacturers here who have suitable ma
chnery for the purpose would do well TO par
chase the invention Of Mr.. Evans and 60 into
it's manufacture extensively.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

IypoRr OF SpEcIE,-Since tho acknowledgements
Of the present crsis, Europe has sent 10 Inc
United States SIS, $50, and IN the same
time the receipts from California have amount
ed TO about IS, o00, 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

Tar MISSISSIPPI CoSvENTIoN.-Hon. !llinm
s Barry President Of the Mississippi State
Convention, has issued call for the re assem-
blage Of that body on the s5.h OF March.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

Mrs.. E!izebeth Fudge died il Washington
countv, Va, on the 9Th Instant, leaving one
hundred grand children and nearly fifty great
grand children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

Is.oKMArIoS WANrEp.-Can any enc inform
us what has become q: the late nomination Of
Mr. Crittenden for tie ascancy in the Supreme
Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

IMPORTANT SPEEcn-The Baltimore Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
has been in session segera! days past e. Staun-
ion, Va. On Saturday last among the SPEAK.
crs was the Rev. Mr. Tebbs, who avo"ed his
purpose in the outset Of his remarks to sepa-
rnte Immediately and Internationally lretr the
abolitiouized church Of the North. Lonse!:
onion with it would be both aishoncrable and
calami:ous, and for the sake OF peace ana
the interests Of the conference, We should al
once declare our independence Of the Northern
General Conference Oar pledges to Virginia
Methodists and promises to protect the meu'-
bership Of the church from the peSnieFons
doctrines of abolitionsm must ne redeemed
snd he appealed in earnest and eloquent terms
to the Conference to stand BY the interest Of
Me,hodism in this and the State Of Maryland:
His concluding remarks trougb, ssvernl
preachers to their feet, and his response to
certain questions, ELECTED warn! demonstra,
tons Of applause from the crowded ~ass OF
spectators present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
MR.. Sumlners' speech.

We shall publish Mr.. SUMMERS speech
in the Enquirer on Monday morning.
and on that day shsll lie prepared to supply
any number Of copies Of the speech 'ha, INA!
he desired. Oh an extra sheet Orders must
be left with us during to day or tomorrow, TO
ensure fultil,nen,. Price 81 per hundred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

Geo " Socum, a native Of Aiexsrdria. Va,
and for many years Z. S. Consul at Rio janet
70, died at Cov;ngton ky., on the 9Th inst.
The Southern students, seven or eight in
number, have "sccudcd' from Dartmouth Coz
leSe.
John Van Ripper, suspected ~ being a., sbo-
iitionist,"a ordered to lcave Petersburg Va,
last Saturday.
Mallory Sutherland, vi DinwidIis county
Va, was attacked and badly beaten oy one OF
his slaves last Saturday
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ge1o OF the African Slave Trade Bill.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
February %, 1861.

Gentlemen OF tie Congress:
With sincere Difference to the Judgment oil
the Congress, have carefully considered the
bill ain relation to the slave trade, and TO
punish persons offending therein" bet have
no! been able TO approve, and therefore 20 re-
turn it with statement Of my objections
The Constitution (section 7, article y pro-
vid-s that, The importation Of African ne.
"grocs froru any foreign country other than the
"Siayeholding States Of the United States IS
hereby forbidden; and Congress is required
ito pass such laws as shall efectualiy prevent
''lhc same.
The rule, herein given, is emphatic, and dis
tinctly directs legislation which shall eucctuai
II prevent the importation Of African negroes.
The bill before me denonnccs as high H1sde-
,neanor the importation OF negroes or o'her
persons of color, either to DC sold MS slaves, or
10 be held to service or labor, athSing heavy
and degrading penalties on the ACT, II uone
with such intent To this extent It nccords
with the requirement Of the Constitution; but
in the 9Th section of the bill, provision Is
made for the transfer Of negroes who may have
been illegally imported into the Confederate
States, to the custody Of foreign States or socI'
cites, upon condition of deportation and future
freedom; and if the propositions thus 10
Surrender them shall not be accepted, 1t Is lbeh
u,adc the duty of the President TO cause sad
negroes to be sold at public outcry, to the high
est bidder, in any one Of the States where soch
sale shall not be Inconsistent with the laws
thereof, &c, &c.
This latter provision seems To Inc III opposi
t;on to the policy declared in the Constitution,
the prohibition Of the importation OF African
negroes, aud in derogstion Of its Inandate 10
lrpisly,r Tor the e.ecluation or that object,
wherefore the bill is returned fer your further
consideration, together with the objection,
most respectfully submitted.
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BILL OVER THE VETO, MARCH 9, 1861.
Ysas-Messrs. Curry, Chiffon, Morton,
Owens, Cobb, Toonlbs, Barlow, Ssbet, COBB,
7. r. +. Kenan, Rhett, BsrnwelJ, hs:tt,
Miles, and Ochiltree--l0.
Nays Messrs. Smith, Hale Shorter, Fearn,
Wright Stephens dc Clouet Conrad, kenner,
Sparrow, Marshall, Harris, Brooke, Wilson,
Clayton, Barry, Harrison, Chestnut, Nithers,
Boyce, Reagan, Waul, Gregg, and Oldham
"a
Not rotiag-MessTs. Walker. AcRee, Lewis,
Andersen. Craw ford, Gill, Perkins, Campbell,
Memu,;agcr, WigFall, and Hemphill-ll.
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DIED.

dep, IL p!lsdeph.., the 18th Instant, >is' "..
s. KUEtErSO*, daughter nf Ito late J."is' "''S
formerly d resident OF hi, civ
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WAssL.AacIKS,'s.. T Wrs.a.
IHn gAsNaEsIHr
Fe- the following a. aib a u.usnA
s,sss., a ss pressn. none nm as 18Th 10 i >
hete character sod iS sd representations ss
fearful realities u ao,a
Monday MAY 1851 during Tie week viii b. ee,e i,
JESSIE BROWN.
TIE RELIEF SE Syoxsow.
IhE HIGHLAND PIPERs
W" ''' . ''' f &ffA1R t 81 1as II sxsELs
RHrny OF Ihk aKpAs FORT
IN. Nan. s.AS Exam ,sSi of ssraSss strains
EsSasi Ssssrssof. Captain 7sii lh NJ fArA''
G.sisis Maesss.. hia bro,lci Ensisn IN A'' -
David Rlount Mr. n Psrson
swsenie private $50 rgiment Mr. Young
osS o. q e. ~ A.. lsss. soldier:
msn se and is sn misase .s.
GIsIs ana kss Master and Mis- RssSs
Alice. Mss r. Cannon
Ladies' among the icsesed families 'n'' i's'
.t-Mr cam 1Sa . COUNT, Sor. -,
s ss ssn Of snd III he ~ .sd
r Ssssn aSS and II:
@ o ss rs David Bio & y. sly Sa s s
Of the Grounds 20 the CEan siu A''~'0" INC oe'e"0s
eDf III "A Tale OF Aaia lSnk EyuH
Scsne III-rhs Chgdrens ~ M IA Na,yrernr,s yIou.a
The Night o. the ontbeak 'be Terror o. Amy haods
Promise - Bescue-sudden Apsance OF the Sabis
The Child In feri-Jessies ke~uarhe Attack OF the an.
c0os-1eordie Macgrrgor Is a coward.
ACT II
Court and Hall ia Tn,a temple in Lucknow--The nj
soness ihe Massacre 9, Ca. npore-ihe Dream OF tie
"a, anshe Mst cnn, siOss fr9@ TIE Internal egiocs
Dark Hosd Of EscapeRande. and Riount with Flag a.
Truce To EXCHANGE PRISONER Cruelty the Mana
Ills Defence Of the tevotTte letter In Gaelic-fhe van
gesrce Of the Nsns-Biount IN Despgr--'Count IN
Escape by tbs Mime
ACT III
Tie RedanJ be Ouirokts ct the
the Rebel foice-Ihe lesegcdrhe act Baon-iessis In
DsesIha Prayer Of The Women 10 be Killed rahsr than
ts the hands OF the sepOys1he Terrible DEFENCE of
the Women and Children from the .nda OF the Rsr,avisns-
To The CUPS Men u the 1unsXhc s,ant Pbrecb OF s
Seventy eighth Hgeianders hesvd"rha C1npbeiis are
Coming '-iha Column Of the sghsna Infantry casies
the hedan and Rcscues II Brsye Del onders- Tsbesu
Po1 Pook open
Doors open ~ II. To c1nmepse At O'Clock
fheo Mass .Treasurx
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AMUsEMEHTs.
W 9. Moncsy evening Nay win De presented tie
oRARIEs 4 @AEcof. 'kse.. coxKDAx.
"ARDENr SPIRITS AND LAUGHING wArssa"
In Which ne nraisat and beautiful Come dienns.
wul sustain the character Of
And the admirable Comedian
Mr. JOSEPH JEfFERsON
This Buresqueone Of the successful ever prosea.sS
HIS Ar THE TIAKsl
II WITH be presented with
NEW scENkRrA ty Mr. HaIoa.
XProrN7MEsTs.
FULL CHORUS,
hiawsthA- a character strikiD ely more In the style
Nnkkenndah-s creation Ia Fraukanstesn Mr. Evsas
Glitch Manito-great. viewed ss split, but, a.
n.ni Io.stoe !. MI Cai0s
Yea sdzyi-the original Young New York" Mr. Mariowe
Dsmnidatur-sn arrow minded pcrson, father a
Mirnehaha-sarnamed Laughing Waer." and "'s''~
em'nently calculated (when she has q good
ensnce 70 infect her audience TO the danger q
character he viii sing MY Love Il o asur Zoe
OF The Seven h. am Told
Poopooh nemmi-an iDoescribably self wtled young
lady In TACT sort o. "Genesee squaw Mrs ChanfrAs
No go miss-diawathas Grsndmamna 1900. Mr. Dayifss
Hanakie--Pocpoohn anmi's Mother Mr. j. IA StoddHrt
Previous 10 the the laughable Farce OF
IEhD ME FIVE SHILLIN3Sf
IN which Mr. Jefferson win sustain hts lnmit2by comic
OF Mr.. l;oligbtly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOB ALBANY, TBOY NORTH AND WBsT
sprug Arrangement commencing Monday May & 1861.
20 A. n fast erpress train from twenty sixth street sta
Ilon.
Foe wnismsbfidge White Plains, Dover Plains and all
iocai tune table
JOHN BURcHrLI. Assistant Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

(NHA1HAM THEATRE
" UNDFR hN1IRK NEW MANAGEMENT
j. iesie ctlng and stage kaaagor.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT
Great array OF talent excellent orchestra esaxi of beauty
Two splendid drop curtains painted the
MONDAY, MAY6
VII be acted Bour icaults play OF the
WILLOW COPsE.
Luke rening Mr. q j. Foster
STAR sPAhGLED BANNER,
~
WHObB or TIE COMPANY
Laughable farce OF
JUMBU JuM
Jumbo jun .............. Mr. William ReessA
Concluding wit.
GYrSEl FARMER; Or,
f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

I LOYD'b MlNSTRELA
IL - MBLOs SALOOM.
TTR BEST BAND IN THM WORLD
MONDAY, May a and every night during the wrek
oUk UNION VoLurrhEhsi HsMLET; THE BREAK
LIN AGTJ Juh UNION cOCkADH: DAkAIx9
bred wilsan. Wamboid, Perry Bi3sux. Birct Fox ooY
white siid the rntire iDupe IN n new programme
Doors open 81 u commence at & Tickets 10 ceats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

r oHg LELAND RAILROAD CHANGE OF TERMINUS
Monday Nay freight train from Greenport ~t
Hunters Point The freight train win leave south ferry on
Monday morning for the last time. No freight will be
eived al South Ferry depot after Saturday May An ocs
VIII he established az James slip ferry Now York sde On
Friday 10Th inst Passenger trains will take their departure
FROM and terminate At the new depot Passengers for the
sins taxa the forry boat James slip, al Tairly
1ourth siIcst New York.