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her accustomed ability Tho piece was repoatsa on SAT
urday
comic opera by C~eussux (musc by 0nsnbach) is IN
preparation and will shortly be brought out at this es
blishmsnt Il is entitled "Orpheus in der Untsrweit''
roRsIGN.
Adens Patti is singing opera at Brussels under the
direction of signor Merslli, with whom she played ut
Berlin Her engagement for two months, dating from
the 18th January She goes from Brussels TO Vienna
Mr. f. B. Conway is playing At sadlsrs Wells, London
Mrs. d. z. Bowers is at the Lyceum.
Miss Jane Coombes opened At the Haymarkst. London,
as Constance In the "Love Chase" Saturday, January
4, and was we'll received by both press and public.
Speaking OF the performance the London Times OF the
9th saysHer appearance is decidedly in her favor her
figure being slight but ladyke and commandns her face
well formed and intelligent. her gracsfu and
easy, and her reading is generally good II Constance
merely highborn young lady, who took spiteful
pleasure in tormentng her poor victim Of lover ther
would be nothing 10 desire In Miss Coombes representa-
ton.
Tho Forencss were appear tho Prncesses theatre
London. on the Goth ult.
Malone Raymond the well known manager and actor
dead.
Mrs. S. C. Halls Irish novel Of "Ths whiteboy" Is TO
form the subject dramas to be produced at the Surrey
and Victoria theatres London. At the former tho YER
sion will be furnished by Mr.. Punkstt whilst at the lat
processes to be adapted from the French translation
"Les Enfants Blanc"
Edmund Abouts drama. "Gaetana" )" has been
rather failure at the odson owing TO precoucefsd
position which was got up against the piece The audi
encs were both unjust and unreasonable for they dis
played hostility in many parts which, under other cir
cumstances, they would certainly have warmly ap-
pauded.
The celebrated List, who is wntering at Rome, has
just terminated oratorio entitled "Santa Elizabeth"
Madame Rstori has been very successful in st. Peters
burg. The Emperor and Empress went to see her in
Marie Stuart and the former after the curtain had fallen
on the act went to her to congratulate and
to the front during the representation but they also
called her eight times at tho end OF each
Mme Pauline yiardot is about to appear for the first
time Leonora in "IA Favorita at the Grand Opera
Paris. n. Faure takes the character Of the King
correspondent of Of the Paris papers writes from
Roms:-
The Roman police At this moment in state great
embarrassment The opera Of the educ Foscari one o
the popular in Italy, has just been played ut the
Apollo theatre and though performed many times before
Cedi, cedi, rinunzs al potter.
vecch0 padre misor0
che Il giovo il trono?
-(Yied yield, give up your power, 0, unfortunate ot
father or what the throne to your The police
fearful that these words will be received with tremendou
applause do not know what to do, and cannot decide
whether to suppress the passage forbid the perform
anco Of tho opera such 10 the delicate position Of tn
moment
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Married,

RIDD-JoaSsoY.-0n Wednesday, January 20, by the
Rev Thos g. Hastings THOMAS A. KIDD, to LOUISE second
daughter Of Henry F. johnson, Esq, all Of this city.
GAIRaArH-uHu MMoSD-On Thursday, January 80, by
the Rev A Clements, at the residence Of the brides
parents SAMUEL GABRArH to LIZZIE DEUMMoSD all OF this
city.
LoRsn--woNsoS. Gloucester, Mass, on Thursday,
January 80 by Rev Georyo Lyle RcHARDeH LoRNE, tof
this city SARAH e. eldest daughter Of George f. Won
son, ESQ Of Gloucester.
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Markets..

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at 50 62k 50 rs. Hogs dressed and livo &c higher
Beef cattle In active demand at 81 65 a$3 IS. Receipts
900 bbs -four, 900 bushels wheat, 900 do corn
COO live hogs 1880 dressed do. Exchange Unchanged
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toRr LARAMIE Jan. 2g, 1862
Governor DAWSON OF Utah. arrived here last nrht n,
route the East Tho statement that three of the mar
" who attacked h this side Of Salt lake wore Killed "a
untrus.
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Mr. VIM. H. Merriam Of this city, is TO deliver q Ice
turs at Rsnds Hail. Troy. ou Monday evening, February
TO- Subject American cosn opclliau Lie. ns Galc,l,s
and Ma Lessons"
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Prizes Cashed In ali Legalixed Lotteries.
Information slven. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Movements Of the Gavy at the south-Map Show
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savannah-The Crimsan War and the American
Rebellion-Latest News from the War in all
Parts Of the Country, Co., Co., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Captain Anderson
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will close in this city to
afternoon half and at halfpas i've O'Clock,
to go by railroad
The EUROPEAN Edition OF THE HKRAID will be published
at eleven O'Clock TO morning II will contain
Interesting account OF the Operations OF Commodore
Duponts Fleet Savannah by which all Intercourse
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The Latest Intelligence Of the Movements OF General
Burnsids's Expedition Interesting Dispatches from
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February Term Of the Law Courts.

February Term Of the Law Courts.
This bong the nrst Monday Of the month, the business
of the law will commence in tho various courts.
There now cases TO aude TO. We must, however,
say that there has been dearth Of business for the last
month Tho courts always ready but very many Of
tho lawyers make excuses, either for their
nnce for the conured up necessities Of their clients
1t frequent TO hear the calendar down
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-(Yisd yield give up your power O. unfortunate old
father. or what ID the throne TO your The police
fearful that these words will be received with tremendous
applause do not know what to do, and cannot decide
whether to suppress the passage forbid the perform
Of tho opera such s the delicate position Of the
moment
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FROnI WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
An officer who left General Burnsides s
army at one o'clock to-day reports the sit
uation unchanged. The rebels were said
to have nineteen guns Of large calibre in
position at and near Fredericksburg.
On Friday, President Lincoln, in the
course of an interview with unconditional
Union KentuekiaDs, discussed at length
the question of emancipation. He said he
would rather die than take back word Of
the proclamation Of freedom, and he dwelt
upon the advantages to the border states
Of his scheme for the abolishment of slaF-
cry, which ne urged them to bring fairly
before the people. They assured him that
it should be done. Mr.. Lincoln also ex--
pressed his determination to use vigorous
I1v1ss1IOs - 4id tLe. state nF rebel sympa-
thizers, and for that purpose new pro
vost marshal general, who has his heart in
the work, will he appointed.
Secretary Chase's report will undoubt-
edly contain an urgent recommendation,
supported by elaborate arguments, to Con-
gress, to take measures for the substitu-
ton Of Government for bank currency, by
taxing the latter, and making provision
for the circulation through the banks Of
the former.
The Court of Inquiry in the case of Gen
eral Buell. will probably adjourn soon sf-
ter meeting at Cincinnati, to Nashville, for
convenience Of witnesses, many of whom
arc in Rosecrans' army.
General Meredith of Indiana has been
appointed Commissary General for Burn
side, and Fl. E. Holloway, son of the Com
missioner Of Patents, is the Commissary of
Subsistence of his staff
a strong wind has been blowing all day,
and is rapidly drying the mud.
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FROlI nIIssOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov "A.
The Democrat has information that the
rebels are now busily fortifying Port Hud-
son, Louisiana, $50 miles above New Or
leans. The same engineer who laid out
the works at Vicksburg has just completed
a plan of fortifcations at Port Hudson
Ten or twelve guns are now in position
and in two weeks from the present time
Port Hudson will be as strong as Vicks-
burg and prove serious bar to the ascent
Of FarraguPs feet.
The rebels are now running steamboats,
from Port Hudson to Lake Providence,
distance Of more than three hundred miles.
They are also running boats on Red river,
bringing immense supplies Of cattle from
Texas and large quantisies Of salt from
the new salt works on Red river, about so
miles above its mouth.
1t is stated their works produce 10000
bushels daily, sll of which are sent east via
Vieksburg. One object Of fortifying Port
Huron is to prevent the Federal forces
from reaching these salt works. -
General schofeld and staff arrived here
last night. The Generals health, though
not fully restored, is rapidly improving.
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SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
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FROM sIGFL,s CORES.

HEADQUARTERS FAIRFAX G. H., Nov. %.
A scouting party sent to Bull Run yes,
! terday in pursuit Of tho rebels reported tC
be in that vicinity, came hack without
having seen or heard of any. Scouts have
also returned frem Aldie, Leesburg, Thor
oughfare Gap, and Hopeville Gap, and re-
port no traces of the enemy.
General Sigel was presented yesterday
with fine horse and equipments as q
birthday present from his staff.
Herald's dispatch:
In Falmouth great alarm was felt, es-
peeially by the females, many of whom
have gone back into the country for
safety.
Fredericksburg appears utterly desert
ed, and last night not light was visible
in the whole city. Camp fires indicated
the presence of a considerable force in
front, and there is no doubt but that Lee
and Longstreet are in our immediate vi
cinity.
After the rebels have been driven from
their present position, it is thought that
they viii give battle again along the Mas
sapOnaz, eight miles -boyond- the city.
There is no doubt that the rebels have
availed themselves Of the time allowed for
the removal Of the non-eombatants to car
ry of everything that could possibly be of
service to them or US.
On Friday night, loud explosions were
heard beyond Fredericksburg, but the
cause has not yet been asoertained.
The river has risen but little during the
recent storm.
The inhabitants living on the line of the
military telegraph line, have already COM
menced cutting the wire, to annoy and de-
lay US in our operations. The severest
punishment viii bepromptly administered
to every person detected in the act.
The Sturges rifles, heretofore acting as
the body guard Of General Mcclellan, are
to be mustered out of service tomorrow.
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The Advantages Of Abolition.
FRO1I FREDERICKsBURG.

Ca j NEW YORK, Nov. "A.
Herald's special;
The rebels in occupation of Fredericks-
burg have demanded further time to con-
slider the question of surrender. On FRI
day night, after the interview with the
civil authorities, General Sumner informed
them that if they had any further com
munication to present General Patrick
would meet them again the next morning.
On Saturday, accordingly, the Mayor and
Council came over, accompanied by Gener-
al Kershaw, Colonel Bland, and Captain
King, of Georgia. The officers claimed
that the civil authorities could make no
proposition unless the same was accepted
by them. ~
General Patrick declined to receive
these officers. Subsequently, however,
General Burnside assented to their recep-
ton, and the parties returned. The civil
authorities asked for an extension Of the
time allowed for the removal Of the women
and children, alleging that the trains had
been frightened off by our artillery, and
that it would be impossible for a train to
leave before night the city being abso-
lutely destitute Of means of transporta-
ton. Their request was complied with,
and time extended to eleven o'clock yester-
day morning.
Our dispatches from Acquia Creek last
night do not report that any attack on
fredericksburg took place at the expirs-
tion. of the time granted.
It was rumored at Fairfax Station yes
terday that General Jackson was on his
way down from the Mountains with a
force Of 10000 men, with the intention Of
making dash upon our defenses at Ar
Iington Heights.
From Harper's Ferry we learn that the
enemy is keeping a strict blockade on eur
front, but there was no collision between
the two forces yesterday. e.a-
The river at that point is not rising as
was expected.
Tribune's special:
FAIRFAx C. H, Nov. %.
Trustworthy information has been re-
ceived here that Hampton's legion came
into Warrenton on Thursday, coming up
the Cherryville Road.
Stonewan Jackson's army was expected
in Salem on Saturday, and great prepara-
tions were being made by the citizens to
feed them.
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srFAnrFR tRRTKFn.

Lsl HIGHLANDS, Nov. "a.
The steamship Ariel, from AspinFall,
has arrived off this Point, and will reach
New York about half past two this after
noon.
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FROM NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, Nov "a.

IIHUo DpeUIuI'
Reports from Fortress Monroe are re-
ceived Of a reconnaissance sent by Gen.
Dix up the Peninsula as far as the Chieka-
hominy, capturing some rebels and OBJ
tanning valuable information.
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DEATH OF VIZ. BUTTs, Eso.-Mr. Bolivar
Butts received intelligence on Saturday that
his brother, William, had died at Washing
ton, and left for that city this morning
William Butts was proprietor of the Weddell
house eiqht or ten years ago.
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oom4oN P1EAs.--In the case of Herman
%. The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad Company, the jury failed to agrss
and vas discharged. There viii be another
jurv empannelIed.