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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-28

HfpceIttiC2i pfeAShsrS)
And demagogca ecrceehSrs,
TO marshal your legioas to conquest and fame;
But ai:si 10 your shame,
No victory eams,
Bat reproseh al.i di4 grace on the whole Yankee
name.
Your armies went forth, but 70. 20 Tie battle
They went fo,th to piur der ihe fields Of their
cattle
70 asesl :hs yoang chickens and capture tbs
Q'he william Come Tiimbie- Toe,' - ard gut ;. IN
ilIens.
Ia sae PAGES II h. tory 20 io.sie. plscs
Can be c.sinisd FOR yotr thieving aud cowerd.y
Than 10 eu they were valisu. In stealing hen.
Ertraa In Infusion from tn presence OF men,
Whan ut last your Grand Ar,cy was forced to a
fgs.
They wcrs routed, dsfssteI, and d,iyso i, a Oh,
Ovsrw heln'd with confu. ion from the plains Of
Manassas,
Like a mi cradle pack o. terrified assss.
Vast for this that iabored with visiIsnt toll. -
70 SOW tares OF contention all over your Sol, -
70 eui'd up your party with lying preten sIons
WIN de~agogue tricks aud Chicago Convea-
tions
II this Ia toe ftslt OF my labor and xaal.
an sure deserve the remofse that feel.
for becoming tue tool
OF q shallow Drained f,J
With the form o. az ape and ,hs ha.s
l. IL sowing the wLirlwiad and resaa " - VAL .n
what say yoa to this ~ cried Ola N.ss
hot; ""~'"s
Q1oth PraSiec1t E:ac in, " You must s.k flaw
Scott"
"Old Scotts N old as. and Seward to boot
And NJ for yourself you're pitiiul brute.
TOO mean to lot live, and too worthless to shoot
"But, 70 come to the point more directly in
hand
Allow mo once more In good fai. b to dsmard
Ths grou ads Of this pitifui vile proclamation.
For fasting and prayer by tie Whole Yankee
ration.
DO you thiak that Jehovah will favor your
cause,
While you murder, ssd steal. ana violate lswss
Wnl your prayers t. heard when you ask the
Etsrnsl,
For aslp TO ef0nViish yoms obissta sefssnals
MOI this wa, like yoayssI. wss bsgostso In sn, :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-28

IA has gradustsd In Latin. In the University Of
Virginia, aod attsndsn Lectures In the Schools Of
Greek and Mathematics, desires Q SITUATION
- Assistant In IN Academy. or Teacher In pri.
vate family. Reference-Faculties of Univer.
atty and Hsmpden Sydney. Address IN. 3. ~.
Buksville p. o.. Nottoway county, We.
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CLOTHING Il DRY GOODS.
Onn LBS. BLK. ENGLISH THREAD
LVU First quality, for sale by
= s. "a. ROSSENBAUM
In 9S-St$ COenee 9Th and Hrosd steaeta

ILLUS 6YCLE desires to notify his friends
q aud the public at large. that on the LIST Of
February, 1892 he will remove his large stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, and
Caps, opposite, No. 1913 Broad street. three doors
below Mr.. Marx Downeys Store.
NJ Bills present store No. 2S6 Broad street,
between Sd and 9TH streets, Is for rent with Dwell
lug and Store Fixturea.
ia 20-2Ot* JULIUS SYOLE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-28

NOTICE Was committed to the Jail Of Bed.
IN ford county on the Sd of December. 1861, a
Negro Man, who calls himself ISAAC RlXEY,
and says he u the property Of Daniel Hunt, Of
Richmond, Va. Said negro Is of q ginger-br
color, ebout q years old s feet high. with good
set of teeth no scars, except on the back, from
dark oolored domss ic cloth, very much worn, ana
ragged.
The owner Of said negro 10 requested to come
forward, prove property, psy charges, and take
him away Otherwise. he win be dealt with ~ the
law directs. WIN. II. PATE
in 14-1m Hh0rif RAdfnrd (sfuntv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-28

GO9AGG>Ss lB.., 1WR 0AA0k.
TNOBACOO BROKERS. The subscriber
i proffars bis services to PURCHASE To-
bACCO ON BROKERAGE. His long expert
ence In the trade will enable him to select Judi.
eiously qualities suitable for shipping, manufac-
turing. re sals.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
ja 91--6tTGFs JNO. JONES.
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NOMMITTED TO JAIL AS A RUGA-
~ WAY.-Was committed to the Jail Of IT,
Corporation Of he City Of Norfolk. the 18th day
Of September, 1861, negro man ALBERT BROWN
The said negro man Is five feet six and half Inc b..
90 high and weighs about lao pounde. has q g. ar
on the right erm, about six inches long, Hk com.
plexion. and shout twenty Eve years old. Had on
when committed grey clothing, snd says he belongs
to James Fisher. THOS. J. CORPRBW,
ia lE3W Sergeant Citv of No, folk
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nESIRABLE RESIDENOE AT PRIVATE
L. SALE We offer for sale. privately, q
very pleasantly located FAMILY RESIDENCE,
on Leigh street. nsar Buchansn's Spring. The
Lot fronts 20 feet on Leigh street, running back
lib feet, and has on 1t an excellent House, con-
tsini'g eight rooms with lsrgs porticos front and
rear. All the buildings are of toe best materials
and nearly new, having been built only twelve
months. There Ia also on the lot well of excel
lent water, and many desir able fruit trees
bargain may be had if early application is
made to us REDWOOD b REACH,
Auctioneers and General Agents.
ia 21-ts No 5a Ha,n al -oat
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Q0n REWARD.-eS0 will b paid for the
ULV delivefy Of JACOB to my Overseer, 8.
6. Maynard, at Bsaverdam, in Hanover. He II
about 70 years old; Of dark brown complexion;
stout made. and about 5 feet 8 inches high. He
abseoDded during the Christmas holidays wear.
ing drab cloth cap, and she's which were nsiled
at the bottom-those ON the outer ege OF the sole
~ large - as cent piece. He has connexions In
Richmond, and ct DR.. Pollaxd's. In Hanover.
10 25-lW E. FONTAINE.
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FvNWENTY.FlVB DGI.LAxH RkWARD. :
Left my place, Craigton. In Hsnrico county
about the arst Of January. TWO Negro men. BEN
and ROBIN.
BIN Il . bright mulatto, S feet 8 or Q inches
high; bushy head Of hair, about % years Of age
and speaks very quick when spoken to.
ROBIN il very black negro, very thick lips
about fest high, about So esrS old, and speaks
very srufiy.
will give the above reward II delivered to ne
at my place Oraigton, or put in Lumpkin's Jau 90
that can get them. Address me care Of Chris.
tian 4 Lathrop. Richmond, Va.
ia 24-6t* WIN CHRISTIAN.
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TOK RENT-Possession given INN diate.
Il ly, the brick dwelling house on 26th u. D,
between Main and Cary SITS. The house
contains rooms, besides the basement
There is a large lot attached to the house
with stable on 1t, and q well in the yard.
Also, two desirable wooden tenements on
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-28

LIME, PLAOTER, a.
II 1ME, OALCINHD PLAHTER, AID PLlk
IL TERIN0 HAIR
200 bbls. Nouutain Line.
100 :" Cslci ned Plaster,
500 bushsls Plasssring Hair.
In store for sale BY A. s. LEE.
j. 23-ts
UMP pr A ST Err.
100 tons
LUMP PLASTER,
For sale by fla 33-l2il A. 8. LaE
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NILITA RY ATTENTION..
BRASS LETTERS. GROSS SABREs'


MILITAax ATTENTION.
BRASS LErrERs. GROSS sABREs.
CROSS LANNON'S. &c.
The nndsrsignsd are manufacturing 10 order e
have alwsys On hand RRAS6 PRESSED Ill
60. icr Military 0XPk Ofdsrs promptly
LEWIS Z xAYroN. Brand Cutters.
13sb, hss Main and Gary stssse
si ansssa Y Y. MA LAWS : x.'''1j :,,-ia.
IN and COMMISSION DUBlNIS6 ~ ~
prepared 70 rscstve co1G3Gn0sata oe eensea eac
ehsndiss. for sale q sastiea - Dsivsssll - :.
make liberal cash advansAA We shall retain vs.
honss. where goods ean b safely stnesd cd fAry
exhibiseA Coadunsnts VA resolve our Sssne
aAtsntion.
T<xkCUTOKHN OTIOn.-Hsving qasiiSsA
II Exeeutor Of ALEx. HIlL, deed. all pssses..
their claims 10 ne for payment; and al 49,
owing his estate viii make iEnedlats lsynseN
The 90 paRtnAsahip ~ Alsx. Hill 4 %. &c.
q. he dsaah Of 1lr. Hill. Ths businsse o. o.,
eisssa b the sseviviss passsw. W: L. Jonsscs.
Al Defseas lnAseesA asS passisslaeiy rsSsss :,
- esnesen wSl 8 IA ~ hin % prsssa'ases'
jale-'ns Alsz. HUI. $50
w 44ELER : WILSON SEWING IA
WHIHI.11 8 WnsONa sBwINa IA
C0uQnD sOpatrsA end kept b osAsr.
H0nOL1S and ak q Aas1-
1ise fNskine 81 Yamily sowing %.
.. LYOMQ. No. Ia Naia skssA over " -"
opposite ooml. =. rslest. So
Osoas go DFs0etY $4,000 ~ W
n u. EYBHOOx: ..,.,r,e
hfPLY sroR1I .,,srs.
-: ssssssssiy .. -
krs s1oek e Wh11o LaoA H1heA ~ -
| 0uS Vaxn11Aea &C.,, pue1y, oaaa =. 49,
A1tl1lss MooedAA Al1S6oA ~
e,H - e.sswsss nss.sssa -. .,.-Is> :
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Acting Tailor Of Hanover county, Va
-QaW60

DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was committed to
IL the jail Of the county Of Hanover, on the
I'd Day Of September last, q runaway, Nero
claims to b free. The said Negro u Of . dafk
complexion. and h Ahont 81 feet iuches high, Or
i about le years Of age, has sear % right wrist
ana LEG. The said Negro bad on when committed
. pair Of brown Jeans pants and ahirt and mil.
itary cap. and 10 mppossd 70 have escspsd from
some military company. The owner Of said Ne.
gro Is requested to come forward, prove properly,
psy charges, and take him away, else hs viii 30
dealt with ~ the law directs.
q. s. OHISHOLNB,
Acting Tailor Of Hanover county, Va.
1T-0n~H@
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u ANAWAY-Fromt the Carbon Hill Mines, il
~ this county, on 13th inst /, HENRY, brow NJ
negro; about feet or inches in height rount
face; cheerful countenance; stout figure, and sbou
- years Of age. Henry was seen, q Few days since
on the farm Of, Mrs.. Virginia A. Taylor, in King
George county.
Tw1HrY DOLLARS reward will DO paid for bill
apprehension and delivery, ia Jail at Frederieks
burg or Richmond.
jaa5-ts JOHN J. WERTH. Agent
Evening star., 1862-10-28
REBEL MOVEMENTS TIRE SOUTH.
WEST. %

CAIRO. Oct. 26-The steamer Engine. from
below. reports that The rebels have possession
uf The i nEcs see shore opposite Island No. 10.
From ScNCIal sources we learn that There is
great activity among the rebels in the vicinity
ni Htl"na. FickShurg and Holly Springs. They
evidently contemplate an attack. but "A; what
point IL unknown. There are said 10 be- 9O.(sE,
rr!iclS al HGlly Springs. The ConsCririion act
IL being vigorously enforced throughout the
South. An officer from Nicksburg SAYS thai
every man under % is in The army.
An arrival iiUin Bolivar and Jackson SAYS
that II vas reported ri Jackson. apparently on
good aniholltN, that Price was on the UafchIe
riNtl with ii CD men. and marching in [ la dl-
IrctII II OF Bolivar. Pillow was r,,uorta "a 10 be
In the same neighborhood with 2uUtU men,
he Ruerlllas lately in camp between Ger
maEtoWn and Golfers vile were in ftill r,trear
Yesterday. closely pursued by the Federal cav
alryunderCoLGrerSon Thesr guerilIas were
from kentucky.
Tie Grnada Appeal OF the 2ulh says that
VAN Dorm and Lowell are sill AT Holly Springs
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Thc Trbunc-s Mpmnhis
colics pondcncr says: :. There ar alarming ra-
orts here that force OF one Thousand rebel
cavalry has been stationed Eine miles from
hcrr, On the Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
and taken possession OF the line. with heir
headquarters in the vicinity of Monconat This
i supposed 10 be rhe advance of a large force
having designs upon this city. Gen. Joe Jchn-
soh Il SAID 10 be IN charge Of "a large lorce al
L;ttlr Rock
Rebel Band Defeated i'm TenutSsep.
CAIRO. Oct. oU.-A Federal force numbering
2tH. with one piece Of artillery, stationed at
Naverly, Tenn. twenty miles southwest OF
Eoft Donelson, were attacked by s00 rebels on
Thursday last. The rebels Were completely
rented, with A loss OF u killed, - captured,
and a large number wounded. Our loss was
only = killed and wounded.
Evening star., 1862-10-28

THE WAR IN MISSOURI.

LEBANON. Mo-. Oct. 25.--A party OF Rebels.
supposed 10 be about l50 strong, crossed the
Springfield road 80 miles west of this nlace
Yesterday afternoon. Information was received
from Dallas county at the same time, that =
Rebel force Wus moving south, and was abou,
~ miles west. Maj Caldwell started on the
Springfield road In pursuit. with 10 men At
midnight, information WAS received that the
Rebel party Were four miles to the west of the
road at sunset, and numbered about 5,eNl, only
half OF them armed. Major Caldwell was Sein-
forced by lCU men this morning. Nothing has
been heard of the Rebels, or those in pursuit Of
them, since. The Rebels fell i'm with the mail
coach al the road crossing, capturing five pas.
s.ngers (aH United States oficers), the horses,
the mails anA the driver
Evening star., 1862-10-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The Advance Moycment-The Rebels Sill
NPnr W wiuche>f.r

HEADQUARTERS ARNy or THE Poros
Mcncay Evening. Oct. G.-Gcn. Pleasanton's s.
advance arrived to-day at Pure-llvill- within
mand, which il b-li-N ell TO be at J'pprry ill-
near Ashby's Gap.
dispatch from Gen. PFasauton. written a.
o'clock \, states that W. had driven the enemy
50 far with the loss only OF a corporal, vino was
iak' prisoner by his horse failing.
No information has been received today
changing The position of the main body OF the
rebel army from the vicinity OF Winchester and
Thinker Hill --....-
The recent rains haze not materially inter-
frcd WITH tie lords "a either Shepherdslowu
or Wiiliamsrort =
Al Harpsrs Ferry the wafer rose two inches
aud the Shenandoah was increased some four
inches II the same point
The rebel cavalry, in considrr.ihlr numbers.
SUI continue 10 show themselves between
Martinsb,trg and Cherry Run, and r regiment
was seen and fired al opposite Sharpsburg
Yesterday
Evening star., 1862-10-28
A Sensation Story.

NEw YORK, Oct. 27.-The Express processes
10 have reliable information from semi fetal
circles in Europe, that England and france
have decided upon the recognition of the
Southern Confederacy if the joint offers Of an
armlstIce OF four or six months TO be proposed
TO Mr.. Seward are not accepted. They fear a
slave insurrccion in the South. SAYS the IN
press, after the iSt of January, and il il In
afford their own Citizens residing there ample
protection under the eyes of their regularly
appointed agents. that England and France.
will claim the necessity OF recognizing the new
ContrderacS.
Evening star., 1862-10-28

~ The results OF the election for members OF
The next Legislature OF California i'm all the
counties have been published. There are 10
Senators and 20 Assemblymen. OF the Sena.
Tors, - hold over from last year; only L were
chosen al the last election. Of the hnid-oyer
Senators, i3 are Union men, are Cotton {or
Cnion) Democrats, and are Secrssionists.
Those chosen on the 3D. instant all belong 10 the
Union party, which thus has majority OF -
Colton Democrats, and SecessionistS, with
Union majority OF 56. The Union majority on
Joint ballot is ;s. or the Is Union Assembly
mrn, 3; were formerly Republicans, and s
were Douglas Democrats.
Evening star., 1862-10-28
l. B L II TY HAL


ALEXANDRIA, Va.
PERCIyAL 4 Co. Observation-Disclosures Proprietnr.
The Beautiful Queen of Song.
MISS FANNY FORREST.
FANNY FORREST FANNY FORREST
FANNY FORREST!
GEORGE r. DE LOUIS.
The Bta HORIZONTAL Bar PerforD7fr IN The Tofid
He will also perform his
TRAINED DOG
JE n N Y LIND.
First Week of
MISS KATE HARRISON the beautiful danS,uSr
WILLIS ARMSTRONG;
the great Clown and Iurgier
Miss FRANK LA FOLIE
Miss TILLY FORBES,
LITTLE ELLA,
Will appear in
w DAN NCES'
The Funny
DICK PARKER
WILLIE EMERSON,
HARRY FENToN,
and q
SPLENDID COMPANY.
in an
EN- TIRE NEW BILL,
E[ See Bills of the day.fA
CONE EARLY.
Doors open G15 (; performance ~ o'clock
Admission - and 80 cents. oc2 Civ
Evening star., 1862-10-28
CAPTURE OF a Prize

NEw YORK, Oct. IA Key West letter re-
ports the capture of the schooner Isabel load
ed with salt, off ST Marks, Florida by the L.
-. bark James l.. Davis
Col. John L. Irving, u. s. Army, died here
last evening.
Evening star., 1862-10-28
tOntra bands afro.

CAIRO, Oct. 2-.-The contrabands here To
The nuIlb ber OF SW 10 l.uU0, are IN a mos misar-
abe condition. They are suffering intensely
for the want Unnecessary clothing and b..ddiuy
Two are reported by the attending nhvscian
rs having died last night from wan: and eN-
lto>nrr. NrariN all The cunirshanti. iter ar.
Women ana children. and n Iarg- humber of
them are sic L.
Evening star., 1862-10-28

LATER FROM JAPAN.-The Christian IRtel-
ugeHcer publishes a letter from Rev. = r.
Brown NJ hanagawa, dated July 22d. which
puts a somewhat new construction ON recent
events IN Japan. According TO this writer. the
differences between the Tycoon Tor Taihunl
ana mobiles arises from jealousy, because the
former has monopolized all the benefits arising
frcm foreign trade. The murder at the British
legation ~ traced TO private revenge instead OF
having anything 10 do with national politics
~ Is stated That one OF the japanese guard had
been kicked by an English sailor which iaa ~
the deed OF bloodshed. The Government is
SAID To feel The matter keenly, and TO ha We seat
4 very friendly address on the subject TO Lord
russell: Inc other Consuls seemed 10 fear no
danger from the Japanese; our own Minister
promptly returned TO Ieddo with two y,uns
ladies IN has suite, and all We're riding out
aally TO see The sights The japanese Govern
paper al Yeddo
Evening star., 1862-10-28
The Writ OF Habea. Corpu,.

BosTON. Oct. aG-On SATURDAY, apnli.-atiou
was made 10 Judae Clifford, of the Uniled
States Circuit Court Tor a writ OF habeaS cornus
IN the case of W. IL. Wnder, OF PhiIadelphia,
a poiitic;st prisoner now confiaed i'm Fort War
rciI. Hon. W. b. Reed, Peter Mccall and q
W. Biddie. members OF The bar OF f'hilatlripiiia
appeared as counsel for Mr.. WmdCr The
hearing OF the case was deferred I'LL tomorrow,
Evening star., 1862-10-28
Dreadful Accident on the Mi>~i>>ippi Cen
traI n Iroad.

CAIRO, 0,t.26 a rriehttul accident occ uIred
on the Mississippi Central Railroad below
Duck Hill Station, recently. Two trains came
liz collision, ana some thirty persons Were
killed and n'ariy ffty wounded-many NOR
tally. The passengers Mere mostly soldiers
The accident was th" result OF c;rcie.snpss
Evening star., 1862-10-28
From Prnsacola-Preparatis to Attack
Mobile.

New YORK. Oct.2s.-The steamer Honduras.
from Pensacola on In 18th. has arrived She
reports the health OF the troops there as good
Commodore FarTagut WAS there with the
Hartford, Brooklyn, Susquehanna, Preble and
Potomac, waiting orders 10 attack Mobile
Several refugee families had been brought
down from Milton by the steamer Creole Thr
transport ~. Mary aa> at Pensacola en- routt.
10 New Orleans.
Evening star., 1862-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
E0LYMPIC MUSIC HALL,~
~0LYMPIC Music HALL,N
CORNER OF NINTH ST. & LOUISIANA AV,
NEAR PENN. Ay. AND MARKET SPACE,

Engagement of the great
HERNANDEZ
PANToMIME ANpFRENCH BALLET RoUrE,
With the greatest living psnt"mmst snl general
versatile performer.
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
urry,yn,,x A. NJ. HERNANDEZ
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
The only successful rival in America of
GABRIEL RAFEB.
GABRIEL RAyEL.
The expert ma ire Hp bnlist :
MONS. DULASEY,
MONS. DULANEY,
The popular Pantonan,st and Vocalist,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
The great American Pant0nilnSt,
BOB BUTEER,
MONS. LEoTARD, MONS. LEOTARD,
/ COMPLETE BILLET CORPS
FOURTEEN BEATTIFIL ANpFAsctNArING
loING FEMALES,
MADENIUiSELLEZ ZOE
MADEMOISE.I4LE ZOE,
MILF GA}TESh H5SItRr, HHIH fH|nnEH
NJ lLh 3D. I iiH,h Ian ia DrRsahb,s AH;bs p,Au HElA'
JULIA HA,,fTS$A #SSA sAH5{i 5EEA "'"1rox'
TOM VANCE
LOW GAYLORD Low GAYLORD
CHARLEY GARDSER,
BOB HALL, BOB HALL,
HARRY THOMSON. HARRY THOMPSON.
EiCK PARSONS,
TOM MORGAN. TOM MORGAN
&c, &c. &c.
The Mana cement hegs 10 state that nntwi itbstand-
ing his Immense eNprmsc during the limited
engagement of ii HERNANDEZ and
TROUPE. there will he
No filtration IN The PyI,.A Gf iarntSs ioR
During the present engag cement the following
P"ntoriileS will he performed: The Magic Trui.r-
pet vi shapS of Countrs sman. Foi al Vent.
The Magic Sword, -" Raul the Night Owl, '''Fhc
Green Monster jock o. the Brazilian ! ~, - &c
Doors eren at J. cnms.ence at 7s1.
FF Admlsslon-25 and 30 Cents. oc =. .lw
Evening star., 1862-10-28
OF GALVESTON. TEXAS.

CHICAGo, Oct 26-A special dispatch TO the
TribuEe, from Memphis, says the Houston
Telegraph extra, of the 4th instant, confirms the
evacuation of Galveston by the rebels II saws
the Federal commander notified the people tina {
four days would be allowed for women and
children to leave the city, and on the evening
OF the last day the rebel troops commenced
eyacuating the city. Much confusion pre- vailed.
On the 5th the city was occupied by Federal
SolniprS
Evening star., 1862-10-28

HQuie number OF Americans have lsta,v
arrived AZ fanama who went a short time aeo
old-digging i'm Nicaragua. their Iahors rssnf.
ing in The los Of all they had in vested
RMobilians threaten 10 ..lay Thai, ,o,af
cry Ia ashesn before surrendering IL 10 A Fed
eral neet Well. an ash.hole is as good a. a
eeesh port any day.
S locomotive boiler exploded at the Long
DOCK, Jersey Clty, on saturday evening last,
killing i've men instantly and wounding two
others. T-7f
~ "Alkali Angrls il what the washoe folks
call immigrant girls from the plains across.
Evening star., 1862-10-28

A"ASate writes 10 the Cincinnati Gazette
from Danrllle, Ky, under date OF October n,
announcing The cessation OF the pursuit OF
Bragg. and concludes thus .....
The pursuit of Bragg and Kirby Smith ex-
tended only for some twenty miles beysnd
Crab Orchard. The nice stories we had a.
Frankfort OF the roads having been obstructed
Wlih fallen timber, so as TO prevent the Rebels
irue with slight modification. The timber
was felled Jehfnd Bragg, and not before him,
ny hls own men and not by the countrvmen
ana al Iinped~d, not him, but Buell.. AS they
retreaied they seized every axe in The country.
ana did all in their power 10 delay pursuit 6y
DESTROYING bridges and telling timber During
The whole retreat the Rebels kept out a
sifohs rear guard OF cavalry. Our advance
guard OF cavalry kept mp one continual skirm-
lsh With them, from hill TO hill and wood 10
wood, through the whole pursuit, and behaved,
il il said, admirably
Evening star., 1862-10-28

CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LouIsIsNa.AvENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LoUIsIANA AVENUE, WEAR SIXTH STREET,
In Rear Of the National Hossl
Four and d half street and 40 two squares north
of fPennsylvania avenue.
COME AND SEE
TIE GREAT TRIPLE COMPANY
comp3sed Of the
FIRST TALENT IN AMERICA
WELL MAY ALL COMPETITORS TREMBLE,
SUCCESS IS OURS.
THE CANTERBURY STILL AHEAD,
and will continue to give Z
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY
We are Crowded Every Night with
THE FIRST CITIZENS OF THE COUNTRY
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Of our
THREE FEMALE STARS.
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS KATE PENNUYER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
TNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM
perfect Floral Shower Nightly Greets the Terp-
sichorean Queen,
MISS KATE PENNOYER
Joy un@rcakablc iswrtten u pom every countenance
when they hear the lovely
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
Charming! Charming, il the exclamation of every
when they hear the soul stirring songs of
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
THE Court OF BEIUTY.
The following beautiful young ladies appear every
NEW "'TDns TDsNcEs: K e
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE,
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
MISS FRANCES LEROY,
MILE LAURETTA,
MISS JENNIE,
LITTLE ELLA.
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS
acter ever appearing the stage.
Splendid Success Of the Great
PROF. q. W. KIRBYE,
the only successful rival of Wyman
MASTER GEORGE, the Wonder Of the Age
Last Week OF the great
GYPSY'S LAY.
Toni ght,
MONS. SZOLLOS1'S
RAVEL PANT TOMIME COMPANY
viii appear III the lau"hublc pnntonime entitled
TIE MAGIC FLUTE, ...
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
HART and SIMMONS in New Acts.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS, &c.
Doors open, tsi O'Clock; performance, ~.
Admission e cents Orchestra Chairs 81 cents.
G. l
Evening star., 1862-10-28
Arkansas Election

CAIRO, Oct. 26.-Rector, the candidate for
fcated by Flannigan. 't.i- opposing candidate.
Evening star., 1862-10-28

HARRISBURG, Oct 2.-Upon inquiry We
learn that Governor Curtin has no knowledge
whatever upon the subject of another meeting
OF the Governors AT Washington. The whole
story is no doubt a canard