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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
PAUvRETTE
"UNDER TEE Snow"
PIECE PRODUCTD AND TABLEAUX ARRANGED
"a r.NIlH


PIECE PRODUCED AND TABLEAUX ARRANGED
BY r.. F. TAYLOR
Count 81 urice De Grsndss- ..........t. O. IL Clarke
Bernard Ss.st ;th Imperial Cha'seurs. Mr. J. f. Nage
Michael Carey Private IL he Iith......Mr " Jami'on
Martin iunkeeler. budg1an
p-,r. Cunningham
CuIale 81 AAia q
I15i liIeg gan
hr Anderson
,eg4ant to the Holland
Russian soldiers aIiue Uuites. Villagers, aud seFaoss oi
tie p.cAcgs
Duchess DE Mrs France
ougst rs te fha q ;ie vs.c J. PSor
Tl-rese. landsdy OF The Miss Dolsla.
s ac.,: s Xtcodsnt. on the Dsehas.
f'--' RCsSiA.ACr LCPERi0D 49,
RUINED BOMB-sHArIERED hUr NEAR WILMA
Coo5eT Ctild MsIi- ard the Two nfnts Mchosl Prom.
isss Guard TLem At;acs u the Co-saeks Deah OF the
Vvsu5ere The Duche aua the Soldier Tie tosspoit o!
PEEiCD. ~ACr lt-swITzERLAND.
LtPsY cF Is YssEs SUPPOSED TO HAVE OCCURRED
VILLAGE o. ST DiDi eis. the foot Of the Alps Rus
tic lnu; OhEAT ST BEENALD IN the DISTANCE; M
B ca.sl, fooo.iy; Love- io o6s, The roDs Husband
Arrival O flsTe'ie The Story Of the A'asaehe' Inres
Months Under tie snow Department Of the villagers Re-
IsrnsId'' The ITaveler a.. IA, Guide TABLEAU.
PArvRETrE,s HUT On tae MOUNTAIN LEDGE;
Casnos Tracks and lswnns thism; summit Of tie Alps
cre sose Fsuv.e,;o. The Echoes;' .isysl TO lei-
vsn Ciy Of DisIels Tie piue Sf and Hope Of Salty
sscue ol Mauie ty Pauy et.e; Apae hurcaue aud seh
q TIE ANALASChE; keaose Of Ps1yseite 4 Fathers
ACT Iv.-FR NICE.
CHATEAU Of GRANDNAI., Hopes AID Fcsrs; Michel
Messenger; The NoeTsn in search VI his Chid Msune-
Coward: Pauvrt'e and Louse sue Bracelet The Portraits
Tie Surpse Despair Of Beua Maurice Ayo~s his Olli
F.:ae! snd Daughter. TABLEAU.
ACT v
PAVILION AND GARDENS or ORANDVAL ILLU.
MINATED. Preparations To- tete Cnampetre, Pride Of
Resson Keso!ye - the Duchess; The Pot Iuickens; The
kn. The Discovery: Bernard aud PsuvTette OGcssts ht
pabc,u Blood -nd tbs PI.lo u Astocfscy Tie Change
hrEs Ihs Nounded Ear, TIE Duchess and the Pelsilts
Chld-ilysery G%paioei Union Of Psuysetie and AlEu
nee: Tae Happiness of al rtclIeJ. TABLEAU.
aR. BAhRIsON. IAPEOMIrU COMIC SINGER,
,pyess ia hil niu.t4ole sonss O. ,-eh legicraence
THE kENONNLD COMMODORE NUT
who has been creslg scs se4satiou in Boston being
on B!S NAY ~ NA5HINCTOS
S1ESUMS GREAT mUsEUM. MENAGERlE. AND
CIRCUS.
ja1. opened there. A. an enoluou. expense. will he
On ENH.BlTION AZ 4IlE MUSEUM
for few days only. - rtr-f gers, take not c-.
THE BEAUTIFUL COLOshD IbOfiCAL FISH
Continue to b. tho o. everybody Their unique
l.nn and brilliant coiofs which INCLUDE every hue Of TIE
ISL bow ske wonderful aud intsietng Inry az u be
q Gl lours GsO tur cAt Nd ~ - ~
COW or THE HiSDOOS LINiND MONSTER SNAhkS
LIVING HAPPY FAMILY Max FIGURES and million
.ss.asr Wonders.
Gdtn on 10 s % cents Children Uuder ten IS cents
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Rerfipts Of Produ~r

OCT u-l66So bbs Flour, 100 DO. Corn Neal ISL bags
d. 5Di bbls WHISKY z6iOO bush. neat 80 800 do Cosa
1900 bush Oats 49, pkss OH CAKE q do Ashes zoo Pro-
Visions 800 do. Lard
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SrPryME CoURT-CIRcUIr.-part I.-Oyer and
T.runer Part IiNo.. 3o,l 3pi8, $3.50 aol 1850 1853.
800 cl62 $685. 10 30.2 3J:i. a,6. l3 $40. S3 S8t,
9 3Ogu 30g2 Part IINos. lT2j 2i3f, 2oh3 oih. 2bot,
2f3 26a 268 27l3 236 l720. 2I3, a58. 26, 2OJ 2Se.
28ls 2y3l 1923 2q22, 2a86. p J.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Part DE
nurr-r. No s. Issues OF law NOS 30. ~. 3i 53J,
3Si 4it 49, $50 t22 as 49, ii2 40 ~ %. 49, 40,
as sb9 40 rArt iINo. 80 7s, 2s3 80. i9I a5i 3D.
s3 539 al 5.2 5l3 5,5 81, so 55l, 5s3 So 80 Sol
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRI,L FERN.-Pnt l.-Ncs.
2Gl5 26f, 1888 7377 2o5 26,9 265 2J 2t5 2639, 2e.,
p63 265 2t67 2Cs Part llNos 23ft, 1917, 1858, 2ios
2oe e.O4 2io6 2i0g 2iO. 2il2. 2il4, zsl6 90.
CouRr OF COMMoS PLEAs-Part L-Nos. ooV.
l503 1894 1914, lil5, ll6 49, 1873 is9' ~ - IVo'
lp5N l25l PAl, iINos 1870. 1913 1853 1893, l2os, ~.
2ls8 1891 l995 ll0O 1911. 1872, 6l5 200, 1919.
KfSGs CoUSrY CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR, Mon
d,y Oct Nos 30 a. 81 go d. 90 49, s. 90. 81, 49, -.
100 IOl lOe, l04 lOS. lJ7, l93 l,9 10. o.
BRooKLYN CRY COURr.-lssues OF fact 10 %
tried by the CourNos. 81, So 8i 80. 86, 49, Is, So
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CoLLEoTOKs AND AssEssOR's OFricys,
No az gro.dyy4y aud No. ll3 .th-ay.

No gJl Brosdwsy aud No. ilj ;th-ay.
Iryr7Kp SITES IgTEKsAL bEyEsrK. Win Distinct,
I'te 2o,h.,d 2lst WA-ds sAw-Y DIRK Oct. 3. 1862.
NTOyICE-ro all BUSINESS MEN, and 10
~ PHYSICIANS DENTISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS. Sc.
There Offices are now ready for Buines. You will please
apply immediately LICENSE, for your business or o
fe.son according tho provisions Of Sections 81 to 6 o he
Ac, to Provide Internal Revenue 70 support the Govern
uert aud 70 Pay the Interest The fublio IeoL'-Ap
proved july ], 1862
Licenses Ja:e from ist Sop.enboI. 1852.
Penalty for compliance with the provisions OF the Law"
three times Tie amount Of the lcsn,s
Application ior Licenses are to be made 10 the Assistant
h,ef.or sld tho License be obtained oScs Of tho
Collector. ia the same building Eespec 'Uly youp,
G.P PUTNAM, Collector Win Ditrict
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srnzsusnsrrs.-u~~rsv -

o snrday morning as Mr. A T. and aehtec, esrrer Of
Seyenih avenue aal feIty.esS "a street. was aakng
m ro s;lye and sBed seuD 6e 10 Mf Fuuas dre.s and
her ch clothing. Both u son. were burned 40 severely
Ia, they are uos expected, . recover
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1lrofcsslonal Notices.
Goal ano 1900.

EOALS.-I;est Red Ash, Egg and Stove.
u ~ o.. Las. Nut 40 81, " Ai. Asa L-hi3li Esy
1nd Stove, q Liverpool. -. tlune 2 TO- Besr.enel
and delivered foT c when ordered AFpy e. No Sd Bow
JACOB WEEKS
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

TINTED STATES INTERNAL HENENUE.
Z COLLECTORS OFFICE SEVENTH District, AIiA
Avn XVllfh WAnDs, No. u Binls iiouse. hsior place
TLs pubic hereby notified mt sn olce u,| open
An required By sw 10 pr9cIe Licc ses 'oed tpp
the Asses1r o. ns As!sia ios sho bs' O.
ii which the business 10 carried on. =.
Licenses will Issued II this oic, ana appcshts are re-
oueed 10 call Tor them early day after us !Aoir ng
cations with the Assessor go 49, go, ,,, ..
Disuers Rfeweg. and Coal OIL nstiers will be expected
10 make iuDedse returns for September 20 thls ohce
BLANKS aud forms or which will be furnished By the Cor
lecloT. - -.
An npsyrnen.s will be expected to be made Ia Government
currency. A.,
OEice hours from g. Payments received nom 20 =
. MARSHALL Is. BLAKE, Collector.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

Brooklyn CrrY MoRTALrrY.-Ihe total s,.,.o.'
OF deaths in this city week was ,, Of whon
,nsl.. nd 81 Females. The pIincia diseases "sls a.
.nr,.io, IS. ,narasmns cholera nisitum ana cen' as
2 e.ch; dphhera aud nAaaaa1n .. TIE ~ AZ ,i. en-.
fise crcnp and scarlet fever caen iHes,S, "" iny
d a", .ach; loc. Jaw, sc. Ofthe whole " imbss
sS we,, saat. and y Children
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aunusemcnls.
NTIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
v Lessee ard Manager. IN WHFAILEf.
NOTICEIhe public respectfully informed that IN CON
sequence Of tue rapid manner Ia which taken, end
complaints made by pNtes ccnsequ@n upon their In
sby secure seats the box shso invariably opens three
days ia ods snce Of the nj "a Of Perfprn,nce.
TIE fiFIH WEEK OF
EDWIN FORREST
His second appearance this scssor'ss
RICHARD ILL.,,
IN Shekespesrs magnificent Historical Tragedy OF the same
Mir J. McCULLOUGH..........s ...RICHNOND.
RICHARD III
WITH NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
fpNl IN ~ ~
BlCHMOND. Mr. Il. McCU ULLOuO y.
DUKE OF BUChINGHAM.........Mr L. X ShEN 1"
QUEEN f.aisne " NioI
Lazy ANNE. ...-.............. Mrs pLAbStaH 2.
DJCrLoS or YORK .Mlss VI hal " FI-lsS
Musical Director. Mr. HARVEY u. DODN ORlh
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. ~
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF
MIR HACKETf.
Who will perform his original aud ial famed character
RIP VAN WlNHLE.
And also his most humorous part OF the
IRISH DOCTOR
Nights of performance Of ..a,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, and FRIDAY.
Mr. uACKErr5 Nights.
TUESDAY ard SATURDAY.
with the exception OF the PGess. No FREE LIST.
Admission 50 cents, Secured PArque.,e sals 5 cents;
Family Circle = centi. 80
The perfor.nancs will commence * 4. The doors will
open a; II o'clock.
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Live stock on the N. Y. and Fri. R.,,,..s

FOR the week ending Monday Oct. il2o car. Of Cattle
81 DO Ho 3 do sheep do. Porss Total Stock IA carr
Increase over last week, II cars OF Stock.
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

EOR rISHKlIL and PODGilKEEPSlE.-
l. The stesu.ioat WILLIAM KKNr Capt. Brett. leaves
the foot Of Robisou-,t EVERY TT ESDAl and fhlDAi Al
oc.ock, landing Low Point, Marlborough and Ai'Iion
Fare 30 cents.
EOR ORIENT, GREENPORl, SAG HAIR
j POR Ic-TLs steamer MASSACHUSETTS,. Capt
U,gens viii 'eaye james dip (icr no. 3ll tast Nter
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY All hk-
MOONS ats O'Clock. VIII leave % on and stef the illh
in.t Fol l!,,ht or p4ssage. apply ou hoard o. %
a. j. RICHARDSON, No. 40 fll'on-st
- - y
NOMINATIONS FoR THE NEw-YORK HOUSE of
As.EunlY Cnesns C0n5iy-Di.tnct J. - TaJerj District
N Johu W De Motto of Hcmpsts4d. Ur7ni Ht.lr't tfF
r C',st,,-piaaet III TLc Hon Clauucey u. DoPew.
rnion one aaya Couuf.Dl..Tict l.. John Nonroe, r.
ol ElO.ose, Dcmocfsl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

Prrzx FioHr or SMALL ScALf.--A no q, mOer OF
'ounS en lay nj sht for the purpose of witness.
ie as p,s sh q q their ,SS osG ring ws
.oIuea n Su s.nesrtd ard caused them to bea retsat
@ I poody one Of the prieeipa Wa oyertaksa ard
io"ted no 10 sw alt exauirstion.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
ASS0 NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose

G4ED --NEW 7-Ociaye PIANU5 IN rOse-
" lDtF. Woo iron frames and over strung bss.
oI 10 with Inodmr. 100; do. win carved less and
as ebo4rd !. i1s ij. and got do win pearl keys
w. S2i1 aud t5J; rev tt-oslaye, SlJ5. The above
~ the greasst bargains ia the eiy Sec5ndn4nd
fs.os Al Slj. 40, 80 f1n $ -, and rigl. re" MI
lObEV%S IT extremely low prices New and secondhsnd
K..os tnG N, deoa % IL r. 10 IL EEd upWGTd per mouth
r.n' showed n pgrchaed monthly payments received ior
"a Foreign shce AU-lC al cents per AL kinds
o. No.c uerc dis a Ces piau.st attendance TO
~ oe~ iaasic HORACE WATERS. Agent, No. 49l lBfoad
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

IrgIIE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
ground on her late psissr~ from Liverpool has been
considered advisable make thorough cnanination oi hei
iottt3 lef. slin. her TO Her lcI4iue wul here
f1ro b. J bcy ond Der previously rsrised day o saw.
n. HO.d-ls return rckrts VIII have them Ir'r"e ."
Ia money returned they may desc. Due Ionco WI" 10
.iycu Of iAe fhip'a departure.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
The FIRST week Of October on the oalens Road

The first week Of October on the Galena Road
gives:
iSSi iSSii''''''''''''''''''''''''' ea
|
| Decre~e....." OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s2,4T
we annex comparative statement Of the i'm ports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York, for the week ending Oct 10. and since
January !:
For Ms Week 1860. 1851. 1859.
General Ssiciaadi.s sS55 ii5sa iis5sa fSisSs :Siss
Totalfor the Week. e3507;2o siaa511 sI9c7 w
Previously reported. 1888 iOl75sia i3s los ia2
Total since JAM L. ai88 III G97 sioa s6S $50 $50 S3 a..
Included in the imports for the week are $39 500
earthenware; $1,000 china; $ll,3OO glass plate;
$40 600 Peruvian bark; sl7 600 indigo; s25. 900
madder; $4,000 SOFA ash; $500 ftlrs; 5000
citron; 10000 dressed hides; 81 900 undressed DO
$l2 900 brandy; $500 gin; 100000 Wines 81 $50
chains and anchors; $4,000 iron; ~ 900 lead
$3i 600 steel; s3S, 900 tin; 5000 bags; $4,000
cigars; $1,000 fancy goods $3s,OO0 fish; $50, 500
gunpy CLOTH $4,000 moasses; $4,000 rags;
s25 900 rice; 81, goo salt; $4,000 sugar. $4,000
tea; 10000 toys; $4,000 tobacco; s23l 900 wool
The tunnage OF tho Reading Road this week
tIeZt
Previously this h'
Total. $40 .G9
To time ias year. JoE,|II
Increase. .......................... 5ls,2l3
In money there Is still considerable activity in cer
tain quarters, with free calling in Of loans the
weaker class OF securities. On Government aud
other strictly irstclasS collaeras, leading houses
sil obtain all che money they need at v cent.
The rates on current securities in stock bouses are
sac y cent. In The discount houses the amount Of
paper Offering is very limited Choice signatures
pass freely at lac h cent. A large amoun; of
money formerly employed in commercial paper has
been diverted to other channels of investment.
Gold has been very strong to-day, but the trans
actions have not been 80 important SIS yesterday.
The sales at the Board were at 30i2Si but after
tie Board l27s was the bes; BID. Later in the day
new buyers came in, and the quotation advanced to
100. Demand Notes were also frIIer, and sold at
1874. The 7.3O 2 cent Treasury Notes closed a,
1851.
Tire City Of Baltimore for Europe to-day takes out
s0l- Q,- % IT, snrcio
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
n.RINE ul,F WEEK

Afternoon q 3. Lyraiug at y o'clock,
syiH be sced frst time, Original Domestic Ssnssons
Psy. IN Five Parts. BY DION BOUt UtlCAULi, eq scene
y entirely new. 10y HFILGE Nugic Original end selected
Including Song Of the Echo,s" aud Pauvre;tes Prayer BY
IS. 4. PEIERSCHEN, esq, entitled
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CTOTFN PIANO SCALE.-Some one having

NTOLEN PIANO SCALE.-SOme one having
- .uler.d ths Piano Rooils Of late OKOVESTEEE
g o. Thgrs3cy night end tai thefeicrn Our splendid
ses PLANO SCALE, which has cie3ied such en.aDe e1
eeaiant 81. last amYLs oil tue old maulocoues
cofaers '-e feel compelled r. brig out al entire NV
sCALF sla bsys o,cidca % CLOSE OCT the ENTIRE
STOCK a. Ge from hc SCALE consisting o. nearly 100
bW PlfNOs ofdf-reni styes. great bargains and
ays de. rr teacher aud tbFpunc 20 exenne these hno
tic oL,G ilirlments, a. 20. 40 Broadway kew,forE
j. l.. HALE Co.
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GIusitai INSTRUMENTS.

4 II. GALE & co, PIANO-fORIEc,
n. No IO1 Ea l2,h.t invite aenton TO tEs E1w scale
PIANns L-llLe .a-.-- az ID rl.r altsei
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I AURA KEENEs THEATER.
H MONDAY EVENING. OCT 10
}rfssf ~, vim NND cpag pEADFS

Positively last night but one Of -
TOM TAYLOR AND CHAs. HEADH5
Great Comedy OF
PEG WOFFINGToN:
MISS LAURA KEENE in h-r UNRIVALfD INPER-
SONArION Of the GREAT ACTRESS on ONE HUN
DRIED YEARS AGO.
To conclude with the entirely burleta entitled the
COLLEEN BANN SETTLED.
Mrs. Uadress Cre.sn tie Colleen Bavn hfs seiey Brown
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct H., tie fret new
comedy c. the soasoL. on ited - -
NO KESf FOR THE WICKED,
VIII positively be Produced in which ms. kOBEATSOS
vii make her Hrst appearance
Nr. BLAKE end Miss LAURA KFESE will also appear
IN pIuc pal roles supported by Il CAST Of
CHARACTERS.
comedy viii lie pIeeon;et with ell The accessories ol
NEW SCENERY. STAGE APPOINTMENTS, Ac.
In the elaborate sle for which this thcster s juy noted
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KHTILuAM WHITE WILLIAMS, A. NJ, Of

WILLIAM WIiITE WILLIAMS, A. NJ, OF
New.NoTk recently returned from the toly Lend, viii
oliver his ffst Lecture ORIY DAY IL JtNi SALEM o.
4 SsETCH PkIFsTINg ASD \ DESCRIPTION 90 JEEtsi-
LEl the Nof;h ffo,5y teuBn Church Che Rev. d. tai
l.id corner Of 9tAay and Jl.i ~, On MONDAY. Oct -
a. "a O'Clock T.. ~ Admitanco - Children 10 cents
Mop Charts Pctures. Costumes, Cufos,tes and Aecs
Wi freely used illustrating the Lecture. Nr william
hss lecured with great New York Brooklyn end
New gland he expects Lecture la the Middle aud
Eastern States dlrng Autumn, the next Wuic aud tie
sl lLd Suumer .6{ Letters sd5fcss.d 30 hir, care
The Am : y Union New-l oik wall roreive prompt at
ieution. hie the isst. M Williams viii coi'of
or al oi his Lectures a. hA. Of his u-ual rsies
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C.cln 5icnmcrs.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July !. l-62.--
n FOr CfLFOnNif VIA PANAMi
A frfi-cass sill ietv~ htw.f0rk On the v llh
fni gsf q each month except when tlese dates isA
SUNDAY when tie day CT departure ~l be ths MONDAY
following
For irssA Tsiiage sfply O, h. only Ole 70 Fowl
ing-gIral U. O. At lf.'. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
PALACES AND CHATEAUX OF
"LA BELLE FRANCE"

.-l- ,uccssson Of ronsuce and passion that I'M
ans er master the dramatic art has effected II ha
i in pfeI>rson sod vii be placed the stage viii
tbe most minute attention TO d.iail.
MONDAY. Sept. i3 1862,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

4 GREAT BAHGAlN.- Elegant Carved 7-Oc-
tsy4 PIANO c9st $3.50 viii De cod for Sl7j; warrant
e for yeas snd pef,ec oder also one for +l'o IN
cure a. No SO Bieecker-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

~ Y. HARMONIC SOCIETY.-REIEARS-
No AIS EVERY MONDAY tYENiNU y O'Clock, 10.
30 stlav.--OEORGE ". MORGAN ssq, Conduciori b -.
CONNOLLY. e.q., Pialis.-"IHt y MESSIAH now in -.
hsars The Government Of the Society have the pleasure TO
announce election o! h. j. COSNOLLY, esd OTSsnst u
81 Marks Church. "a, Pianist. Ills we'll known ability,
coupled with that Of Mr. Morgsn cannot m Of success n
aeuls are invited to Join. Gentencu - per annum half.
yearly in advance Ladies. Applicants will address
" L DAVIS Secr.isIx. No. 40 Broonle.t
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

The Management ever auxians 70 progress and
,orettio We ef tered arra- tencat WIN -, rho
bratad author and popular wIiter w-O may vel 90 'N
Dfamati.t oil the Age
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Maria Groes agt. Stephen S. Chamberlnl
cOrRr CALFNpAR-TnI. DAY.

tOu granted terms rancAi VITA TIE pipers
Frarklin H. Delano at. l.. o. Raw.orge.Ca.e. amend
nenl Sc settled and papers eii ~n Special Term Ciesa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
GmnsgmenI5
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS.

NEW ROMANTIC. AND STERLING DRAMA
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SUPERIOR CoURT-GEssrAL TsRx-O0r. ll.-Bssore.
a. the Justices.
DECISIONS.

Patrick ct al. agt. Metcalf ct al.--Judgment AZ
hrrned With co.s Opinion by Robertson, J.
Lawler sgt kely.-OIder affirmed, with costs Opinion
BY X brrison. }.
Van BlAscom ugt. Broadway BaukJudgmen reversed sat
ordered costs 20 abide event opinion oy bafoou
Mormon at AtWe e s.-SsHe decision above. 0pin.
ION by Robertson, j.
Fettrech sgt L.amy Same decision ss above
SPECIAL TERN-seore Justice AONcRszz
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AFFAIRS At SHIPPING POINT, EVANS
PORT. AND ACQUIA CREEK

W.smsGfOS, Fnlr. March %. ieei
The steamer Yankee arrived from below last
night. and reports that on Monday morning two
bosts' crews from her landed al Shipping Point to
remove the guns left by he rebels, but while 90
engaged a body Of rebel cavalry, said 70 be the
Dumfries Cavalry, numbering 800 men, made
their appearance on the hi aud our men pulled OF,
after securing two guns, ons 9-incb Dshlgren and
tie other long y FOUNDER. both smootb-bore, which
were brought up 70 tho Yard aud found 10 be double
sholted.
The Yankee fell out into the stream 90 The appear.
ance Of the enemy, and turned her gun. npon them,
but they retired ADD kept ont Of range.
The Yankee brenght up, IN addition TO the two
Rebl gum, one bundled and sixty 9.inoh SHELLS
loaded and four hundred 6ineb shes, unloaded
which We're taken from The Rebel batteries.
At Evansport the Rebels have leis beshw.mill un-
touched and there is sufficient timber d. the nil to
make quarters for seycral Thousand men.
Two desertera came Of from Acquis Creek few
days since, who state that large number, Of Rebel
troops are congregsting at the Rsvpahabnock, where
they VIII make stand.
ConlraLaud are coming daily to She 2olills. Thir-
ty-soyen arrived in day lately from the vicinity
Of Dumiiies, ahd wero cent over to the Maryland
shore.
White refugees also find their way TO the fotla
from day TO day. Among the last is DR.. Eastman II
Ne~-forker aud Union man, who has resided near
Dumiriee for several years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
RIOT IN BURLINGTON.
ANOTHER ATTACK on fRrf SPEECH.

BURLIEGToE, March y, 1867
A riot Of magnitude was expected lero last nlgh',
but the timely precautions Of Major Allen prevented
serous disturbance. Tho origin Of the difficulty aud
liz p, suits will be ssceisiled by the perura Of the
folio wing facts, cleaned from official sources;
On tho I'D Of February, Col. James w. wall was
invited by the Common Ccuncil Of Burlington to de-
liver an address on tho " Compromfes OF the Con
.itution' Col. Wall. it will he recollected, WIS ar
rested hero an Rebel sympa'hizer, ncarceraied in
Fort Lafayette, and subsequently released without
rerole In HIS address be took tue ground That mo
Con.tituiion was Il cc'npromi'e Ire haIi was
crowded, many KclubEcaus who opposed NE views
being present. There was no ,ituInhn.e'
10 answer the address OF Col. WAL, the Kew.
\ ,muI Aaron, Clergyman OF Mount iiolley wes
invited. The following h copy Vi the notice pau
lirl ga 10 tic Bdi linsion papers;
~ Row Samuel Aaron 4 t. give lecture tdn tGoee free
a e CIV ifa u,t lhursdsy rveuiug the Ish inst OF =
ocl,es subject; Ol Constitution Ito me,i. TO .laoor
tns the C.nsituion ~ the I'M ed stitet II DOT
10 tfi and wrong bui ecovnusnt between
,J hi, ustion aud al it. % e,sbsh Jisiico aud
.,urr aud chez sh liberty to protect pat oi'n and pInish
trlt0n.
MI. invitation was extended BY the Mayor of
Harrington aud other prouinent citizens OF the place
aud II was underotOou 10 10 aiep) W 'ne -'Buheh'h
of Col. Wall.
a,st uixht wbeD the lecturer commented bis die
cou.e the bali wins crowded tw0-thi ia Of the con-
or, milton being lidirs. There were no ndicat ioas
If dittnrlahcc. NJ. Aaron proceeded, and tnoug
bis first declainatory remarks was M assault upon
Gen. MCCLELLAN, VINO, he said, had been frightened
by wooden gon.
4 voice demanded, hat have you to ssy against
McCisisa" The opo-scf said no was only com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
FROM ARKANSAS.

BEsIOsyiiLT AKA. Die oh H.
Price, Van Dom & Co. have come to Ii'e "g'hH'
NJ our scouts report tLom telling trees ucToso tie
rosd soutb.yc,t Of here some twenty milef.
Genersl Cariis yesterday moved his headquarters
TO Beptony,e, e1d nleo learn that he ban issued
orders directing The Rebels 10 lay down their arms
and leave the State.
General Curtis has also Issued ciiculnf 10 me
citizru,. statioe that no will give those that
needy susteusnce, and proec! the unprotected CIT
iZeDs.
The low 9Th Infantry suffered greatly in the bat
tie of Pea Ridge, having Loot IN killed, wounded
aud ni-fing, l55 o. ils mon 49,.
Wn learn that tire kausas troops are within thlTty
mile, of us, coming on. They will probably joiu ut
at Benonville. q,
Yrsesiay We received seventy wagons loads'
win -four aud meal To-day iity more, Loaded VIII
sugar, coffee, SC, sro expected IN our camp. ,
ICoI. bt joUb Republican.