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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

the terrible task, and choking down his
naturally rising fears with the thought of
home and friends, God I'd native land in
8 ,iring his breast, he manfuly kept his po-
sitioD, and coolly giving orders for the di.
rec,ion of bic vessel, reached the turning
point in safety amid perfect hurricane of
shot ard she'll.
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of Joshua Gavin deceased
EFT BIZ .aFFfDa T-HT
- on file in the Office Of tie Clerk of ihe VAN
derburgh Circuit Court, that all OF said defend
auts non residents Of the State cf Indiana. and
that, exo6pting d. feDdsnt Elkin-, they are necos-
tars parties to the above sction, concerning real
estate,
Notice ftle pendency Of this action is therefore
gi'tn 10 said Henry Gavin, Permelia Gavin, Roth
Gavin, Joseph Gavin, Elizabeih Gavin, and David
Elkins Admin strator OF Josh Gavin, detessed,
and hat the tame will stand for trial at the next
term Of the Court aforesaid, 10 be begun and held
at the Court House in the City Of Evansville,
in the County and State aforesaid, on the frrt
Monday in October, A. y. 1852.
Witness the Clark OF said Count, at Evansville,
this 2lst day Of July, 1852.
LOUIS RICHTER, VOC
Wheeler 4 Iglehsrt and Hargrave, PI'fs At.V.
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EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIVERY STABLE.

NEW "a CTLITIES. r
G K.TH.V-, .sT HxS LEp.RRE" STU
tSe Bile, on Locust Street, between Third md
Fourth Streets, has sddcd largely his facilities
for accommodating the public. Among them an
ELEGANT NEW OMNIBUS,
NEW CARRIAGES and ES, and everything
kept iu the be order to ensure satisfaction to his
customers.
He is now prepared to attend funerals with his
'Bus, or to fu nish ca riages for the same.
liberal patronage is solicited. Charges as low
as at any stable IN the city
NAV % 3md
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AUCTION & COMMISSION

EE H-ELsON- q co. WOULD Nv.
GM form the public that they will attend, to
selling on'cDmmission at auction, private sale,
any and all kinds of merchandise. Particular at.
tend to selling horses, mulss, wagons, carriages
and other vehicles.A Particular attention given to
selling household furniture, both old and second
hanas and will attend to selling at auction sale
in any part of the city or county.
H.Neison will pay particular attention to collect
ing debts or claims, win act agent for renting
houses aud collecting rents, and any and all busi-
Cess eBtru It'd 20 us. -a..-
Office on Main street, opposite Court Hcusa. one
door from Cresce t City Bank. Evansville.
may15 Ii. NELSON d co.
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'UGUSr 5. 1859.

with your own mature judgment, remain,
with feelings of great respect,
"Your very obedient servent,
alt. Col IFRED W. ELLET,
Commanding Ram Fleet"
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Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gezst'o.l
Most Daring Exploit!

attack on the Rebel Iron Clad Steamer Ar
kansas, by Col E7lets Ram, Queen Of the
West.
MISSISSIPPI FLoTILLA, ABOVE VICKsBURG, !
Wednesday Evening, July "a.
Recent developments between this point
and Memphis render il extremely doubtful,
whether this letter will reach you, but
write it in the hope that the mail may es-
cape capture or detention. My last, which
detailed the sudden and unexpected appear
ance of the Arkansas, left with the mail for
above on the gunboat Conestoga. Since
that event which occurred on the 5th inst,
not only an intense desire but bigh sense
of duty, has prompted considerations for the
destruction of the rebel gunboat. She has
taught us terrible lesson; would fain
hope we may profit by it:
EILET's PROPOSITION To DEsTRoy THE ApKAN
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ELLET's PROPOSITION TO DESTROY THE ARKAN

The country cannot place too high an es-
innate upon the patriotism and courage Of
Lieut.. Col. Elicit, who has not only proffer-
ed but rendered his services for its benefit in
a manner very few, do not hesitate to cay,
would attempt. | know quite well that it
is easy to comment and compliment upon
paper, and that nothing is more easy than
TO do both unjustly therefore, shall con-
fine myself at present to detailing the his
tory of the attempt to destroy the rebel
gunboat Arkansas, and the following COM
munication from Lieut. Col. Ellet will COM
mence it: ~
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INTERVIEW OF THE coMMoDoREs WITH LIT. COL
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P. III. DRAKE g. CO.,
2O2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
July l6-dwlm
Court Notice.
STATE OF INDIANA, In the vanderburgh
yanderburgh County. Circuit Court.
October Term, 1862
George W. rathbone,
and Samuel Bayard,
Court Notice.

Permelia Gavin, Buth Gavin,
J seph avin, Eiizs beth avin,
navid Elkins, Administrator
of Joshua Gavin deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

PFw SALE PLYmoUTH CHURcH.--ias' even
ing the annual sale Of pews in the Rev. Henry
Ward Deechers Church took place in the church
The edfce was filed to repleton by members OF the
congregation who mad gathered TO secure for them
selves another years pleasant preaching. Mr..
Deecber opened the business OF the evening IN
brief address. He said that fourteen years had
rolled away since he began to labor 10 that church.
thirteen times they bad met together for the purpose
Of distributing the seats, or Iesetting themselves
Thefe Ind been years Of az evenfal period as had
been developed in the history Of the country. That
church had grown IN amid exciiements and storms
but like Nell-buft slip they had wbstood all
bufeiisg.. Perhaps there lad been no united
congregation anywhere. They had always stood To-
getber and AS for binself he had never been dis
satisfied vi b them, and ne believed they had not
been dispeased with Lin, although lie mnst confess
lie had sometimes done the best he could to make
item disconnected. While they could certainly
count upon temporal prosperity, he was happy TO
SAY that their spiritual prosperity had also been re-
markabIe. Twice ten thousand souls had there re-
ceiyod the bread Of life and been made glad and now
not ing remained bu. to 20 on as in the pas, with
an eve to that upper hone where they should all
dw ii beneath the blessed countenanoe Of their coin
mon Father where they should know no change.
He then introduced Mr.. Pisbury as the aneiioneer,
who be remarked, had grown gray In Their service.
Mr. Pillsbury took tie stand and commenced oier.
ing the pews to the highest bifders: Mr.. Dennis
bid SOD, and got the first choice. The next was
$40, then SIS, then $G5, $50 &C., down to q. The
premiums came up 10 the estimate winch had been
made by the Trustees, amounting TO jos Inc
amount Of the appraisers being sl2,o5O, making
total Of 1873, with some % Of the lowest priced
pews no, sold The sale was conducted, on The part
Of both auotioneer and bidders, with great spirit
and was concluded at about ten minutes before ~
o'clock. Thus begins another prosperous year 'of
Plymouth Church
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:, ,a bte 10 see this country crippled ana
! hey I, 4, the wi.h OF Snsir heart lie spohe
W. ,ba 1;her,J craftsmanship OF the sec'e's "
~, % v7bo lad adhered 10 soaud iuIernnti0i"i wv
- ,ncIns.on congratulated The coai'iy IiAs Se
bsye t.l,red war with England.
"' W. EkilEy REP, Pal hal ,cted .osrks 10
co,, Wilt.s. Tie House had thus .rdor,ed the
ne, Ent Lot 80 with tie Adn,lnisT .ti5n. lie Dad
ut wish 20 zee a war with kug!' nd ana he did not
lsel humiated by tire settl"iei. of the rcont al
fair LIT vs. setle orr DOM lie difficulties AMI then
tc prepared for future ryents. Bat wher have we
done Why ave 6tJ. go men ia tho ieid Where
l. the evid.Ice III determine Ell tnat We have eA'
III tied "a iorsgD naiionh We are crryint on ,he
Vat uron peace prnci lee, aud ,he man dWts ele
army MS performed dmin" ~, la-t seven in''i'ns
has been ~ prevent deseriions hom me enemy
1bia ia ros laucholy truth. Let ~ snow soh"'ihus
OF tire v.gor Of WET. E0ghlo does not regard '
t,I1lniioasl law hut sne does regard power br
her besr the boom Of cannon and 'he fa't
OF rnusketry. Let ner hear the shous pi NW.ol'
bltrdrlg With the groaus Ot the uyinp. ine" 'ne''
would he no trouble. Ar 10 h lofeish ""', 30 '''e
q. cur armies are acting merely rs poAoeeh 70 u
vent the escape Of those wlo would ol3 CIV ieh'ne'
for us 80 long will toreI'gl natlOn- nep'e'ia'e o''
nover and 10 that extent elevate thelE Pi"tcfioh'
and ce,nands lie coutcudei that we nhouiu GU oi
oil the resources of The keoei4.
4 resolution WIS then passed restricting ,ie oe"'''
ia the Mill before the House namely; MasinS sppro
uriatops for snndrg civil expenses, incudig ihos'
,ontected with the Coast Survey, Lighthouse estao
isbmont. Paiepi-Olfce, Exploring Expeditions Snr
yey OF Tie Public Lands and Insane Asy ium.
/ Without coming TO Gny conclusion OH the o'ii' 'n'
IIonse ad ourned.
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.,.bp & lew ~ = tninsPortl Parrish, fsua'ose, vs.
t.....s.' I'nree. p iuurs. IN ballast 10 master
sh n,l.fu ihues Williams Dublin 81 days IN pane" !"
= t,y,. va. OF NJ n;sak Dec. l, and ia 'he ai- y "
81, ug,.'b own A. fss south a. tat Ri - =, -,
Az ~ 4. Dean tBT Ell Yarmouth ". 81 h1Dsu,s
.,Iwny ~ day. ia ballast ~ Tho, James. Rap ,so'I
envy we,er.y gales split sails sprung fortopsaN AZ" G
r.t away etcpmssssy and received otfet da.'e''
roo N ~, bound ). r,,, n. 20 .,s,,
8,,L N.a.,e, Griffin Port S,ain Tdaids' Dec q, -, -
10 + r. Dgieht. Dec -. lat - 40, Ion u w sP0A' ''
ue.,o Tssl, tol fsuildf,ld Conn. J. bound s. -, a.
Bls B-4sesoa,a tbr, OF Pioiou N =. .hhsSssxS ~
Pierre Mart Dec. o, sugar 70 master hs" "''' "
mot OF he passage spit ans NJ 49,, p,.rsus,u
RIM Naylewrr (of Nov Haven't, Trinidad ron
- lsy, In ballast TO h. Trow bridges sons io ne" &
BI,s Richmond (of Bangor, Clark Masehies NOV ID WV
&c 20 h.. Csyns de knyter 20 -, ~ p PucS
s.by Mined Bol.n Baltimore IS days grain TO -.
20 Fnsountetod heavy n. W gales "ss ~ 70 70
nsc AID wa. blown $50 mules OH shore spiii lore a""
Sshr. cSyner, Ni.hiiagsle Plymouth Mass days ''
ksnpsb,c, Carton Philadelphia. md's 10 r.
kius ,,,, .na,s 10 VILLAS
sts.mer Pelican Baker Providence. mdfe 70 y ''
FELLOWSHIP Amazon, Hosey, London sHo os~
~ AZ. BAH jason, big Nels-both BY s'''
RomeT No. H.
WIND S11sst, w.
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.U.1RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


St.smslp- "a uax tBr) lie Messurier Havana Con'rd
Sh.p.-Guy Msnnerine Dallas London, L. y Mor:sn
O. ,lsu's Policy Norton Cadi, y e. Schmid' Charer Oes
Nihau Ptseepiii Ne.mith Sous. John Sidney, South
sd Phlalsipht A..nith soas julia Lawrence, Shesf
Lave Snow BurSsss
Ba-k.-M-'ror (,,or") olsen London fanch, N.incse
Weuat Msrgsrrt tBf) Ouig Perusrbuco, Nspsr W es"s
{ Nguhil; Zen Douancs, smith, Cora Walsh, carer =
Chase Antelope (swcdl. Waffle. Queenstown rnnsh'
Meircte 4 Wrnd, Robert Leonard Orb Corning Cork "a
mission Bros. Enileo BreLll hrimuss, Bremen y Luis
Avon Collin. valparaiso febbd 4 Chsuncsyi stSn a
fb.igl. Psu'..n. Falmouth. J. D. Hnrlbut 90 esh'D'
tiir.1 I. Liitl.c. London. j. Z MoArthur
8i:.fwo Boys Corkr B.l'ImoIe {. r Sas 20
hi. MOI, fike Cienfuo.os. Brett Son Co Mii"susr'
Blown Nue,iia. Miller Hon ghon ~, n "A
srio,,.r,. 'l,e Brothers Howard Amherst. " y, " ~
p,yol, N.rcse King RAsrot Island D. n. Dewon Lsiue
Rrr.cr ,uddv ihomps9nS hsn's, 81. a'I es,S nj
~, ~ I'D Nsuu,eturug Co. Albert Br Langley
:, tcSn y g. = l. Neyius Sons D. b. bAy,s Js!ne
Wei Fnd 81 CroiE MASTER j. W. Min~' perry MY "'''
"A. RlcsirI
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ANNr,L NrrvG OF TIE NEw.YoRK HIsrom'
CAL soc,srY.-The annual meeting OF this Arsccis-
ton was held las, evening at he rooms OF ue DO
cieiy, in Second avenue. The Hon. Luther bi"dl'n'
President. in the chair. Some interesting papeN
were read by Mr.. Moore, the Librarian relative 10
tho early government of the Massachusetts Bay
Colony. and the usual annual reports presented, all
Of which showed the Society 10 be in II prosperous
condition. The report OF the Treasurer showed
that the receipts from all sources were sO,2J' b., ana
The disbursements 81, 100 -, leaving balance Of
$i3i 81 in the treasury.
Tito hon, LQkber UysdIh. IIes,denti Tie KEY.
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HOUSE OF RErRESENTATIvEs.

\ message was received fsom the prosdc,t, cor,-
,nuuicatiug tie papers in tie Trent affair heretofore
published.
A motion was made to refer them 10 The Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr. NAILANDlGHAM Dem, Ohio said: !
nvah myssl, Sir Of ibis, Tie carliest opportunity
offered, 10 express my utter a1d strong condeIDna.
sOn as one OF the pIeseatiIves Oi the people, Vi
the act OF The AdmiIist, ration 10 suueAdcinC up
Messrs. Mason aud Sldeil 10 he British Govern
meDt. For six weeks, Sir they wee held ~ Clote
custody traitors ia fortress Of the nisd States.
by order OF tbe Secretary y: STATE. ana With The II
prevail snd appliance Of he press, % tho public mon,
Of The Navy Department, Of the House aid o. tic
people of The I nited States With FIJI know Iedgc
OF the aud Ill the cirlH ianoes OF tnor CAP
tuse, and yet III ia H.ys al. or the mpeflDus aud
poremptOry demand 81 Great Bii AIN q 81 were al
jecly surrendered upon the mere iumor even OF the
approach a q hostile beet and timt for The st time
in onr ma iOna story haye we s;rut.od iu,Oieniy
into q quarrel without Right and ihen Ia-ol, ,IcIt
ont of il without honor, and dus ior ihe ir-t lime
bas The American l.aene been made 10 cover b.
fore the British Lion. Sir, "a yaes.l iettcted
aud te.r0f-stDchcn plefs, or scrvile snu rfCO
Yhautic politicians IN this House ont oi II.
NAV applaud toe ac and fawn and Halter ald
Gea Tie .ands Wi ,u had slpiticn down our honor
into ibe dls Bn, the people now Of hereafter viii
s,yDand terrible reckoning fOI this most unInany
Snrcndcr. lui DO Lot tTust myself 10 sIeak OF "
now as propose some Oay 20 spcak. l rc.e only L.
pu' On r'cole my emphatic protest a;ain- ~, and u
Che cser cay ~ IA Lave been AVOIDED by combined
wisd0a and IIn.ss il now inevitable. aiI thu
render may x, 40 fault OF the Secretary OF SAFE
III be ras .owH Tear TIRE dragon teeth by tli- is
g., n dis aisii @iS1 armed men viii spnng from H.
d kIe ns4e o. bod Sir, VIVA: dos England Yait
LII Macon aud >ldclii H. wae sure. de- Of The
cl3,G o. lbo rishi ~ ,eile them bDaea her dips
md her gag, that he demanded ana yet tie r. The
very IblIg shli Mr seward precautionary refuse,
d d le condemns Capt. Wilkes because he did
DO eu5s ~ asseried Tighi with neaier severity
sQanss 0sV.n0iug neutral siiP. Why, sil, upon
sbe priicai-s OF Tia dipatch If meroian, yersel
= ~ sst naendel, Lad been employed 4
% eairv ibe,s r,a oct fon Tot Wancn
g. Spgland, rhe might .o-diy Lave boen arrested on
fbe l.igh soas aud tnoy dragged ion her de, <, pro
vlef only DE were aoIthwnh DroJght back 10 tIe I
Iod q, boston Tor eJllscatol. Bat more than This, .
Tu,ind moods, - not rag wahis, n war lut ehe .
yaa' and viii ba,, h. aud this Adminie. alton Ivs
attn lOJ The beginning 80 II 10 Nas iheir lu.pose
T. oJiige her u. 70 10 Che utmost. ICok into yO1i
4 pion4ria c0rrspon'cneef LoOA ~ y0ug stone
a'etf Bur bet that pNss Who, 4 ask, among all
w sss.sstsl4 "a thx ayski2l VI eis4 ~ L4s UeI~
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narL.,,-Renorl,l1 b. 1tLgropt.

Cgio,Go. Jan. 7.-FLoUK quiet and hrmsr. WEKaI l.
CHER udT T., or No l. tf 4tSc fer No In store cgES
.hsd- better sli dGic for mixed ia OaTs dull M.ss
PogX da buyer. oaer 81 7Jd 20 si. lot Of 80 bb'
ts,rr,d tfi,e, Lve-Suppy exceeds the demand and
act du ~ 100 - O.. REcEPTs3l 200 eol' Flour ~ go
bash Wheat, $500 bush Corn, D, 200 Live LOGS L~e
pressod DO FrcHASsE on Ne9.YoTk unchars.d
CIScIss.rr Jan. 7-FsorR dun at - for superfne
sulI .ni he.Vy At e. % % IS. Meas Pens se u;
70 81 LARD duh 6, 6fc. EXCHANGE unss tied BANKERS not
bt,in1 but anxious 20 eel at pirds premidm .. 49,,
PsffADEiPsia Jan. 7.-FLorR advanced; sses 100 ooH
at rs g.. Superhne. wHgAr firm sales s"l busn Nee
Al 3ldil IS; White 81 4gd 81 ~. CosS tlm; saet
, ec0 bush. $4,000 MKss Pork BIO rl2 10 COrsks-
kio i9ic. WHISKY FIRM at p. &C.
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
BosroS, Tuesday, Jan. !, 1861
III following Is the weeky Eslk Statement:
Csrita stock 2J 20 Due % other bangs. 50 GO
90 ard discounts D. 63@o Dcpo.its 2's5s
- sie..... So $50 circulation G,,3l tte
Due .a oth-I banks 8,11l SO
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Il experiences there is 40 exquisite little burst,
which for "blocmest bloom can seaicey be

AwaS hsnui not thou ne,
Thou vain Philosophy
Little mast thou be7teaa
Save to pefplcs .he i,''e
Aud ,oaye the soirit dead
n 4, INV bro Ken cis.sfns wherefore 10
NH. nom the sec.et treasure depths Dslv~,
. geo og l' n u. and rest On hilltop. high
Wisdom At once, and Power ,.....r,.,
Are welling bubtius forth, " seen INC s'sh'S'
Way lab,r st the DAN. mechanic oar
When the fresh breeze 4 blowing
sud the strong current hovln
Right onward 70 the Eternal sloTe'
Not long after bic return from Italy Mr. tioueh
came to New.EngIard with the intention of making
i, his pornaneu, home. His genius was already rl-
precialed 10y several Of the literary men III ana hDo''
Boston. especially by Mr.. Emerson, who held nm a.
one If Natures Jew els The circle when gaiheiel
about him at Cambridge, the earnest affection wh''
c,ec,ncd him 10 the hearts and homes Of the Einer-
eons. Nor,ons. Longfelows and Lowells seemed ou'
the 10 setting for 70 pure anu clear gem' i"e
os,uth which encircled him at Cambridge re-
minded the writer, who knew him at that time Of Tie
picture given by Hare and Carlyle OF the friends
who gathered about John Sterling, fwhom, III msny
regards. Arthur Clough reminds us.
II was about eight years ago that Mr. {. was re-
called TO England by an appointment to tie educa.
ronal branch Of the Privy Council, which inn ortan,
post he bcid 10 tne uay Oh his ucalh' 'c ""S hV'
long aferward married to the daughter OF William
Smith, NJ. P. for Norwich. II seems but brief
while since Cambridge was in cheerful futter at
hsaring Of tho poets prospective marriage, and D
box ut Longfeow's was eagerly sought by the nu-
aerous friends, each eager TO send some present to
tie bride.
In 1852, while be was yet in America, Mr. C1ongh
began the congenial task Of translating anew Plu-
tarch's Lves q work which with its perfect appre-
citation of the spirit Of its heroes, and with its WIDE
range of scholarship in the modest guise Of notes,
constitutes a rich bequest TO modern scholarship.
Few knew, among the many who enjoyed this noble
work so lately, at what cost it was given to the
world. Yet 10 bis conscientious attention TO the
duties Of his Office he united this literary labor end
also that OF private secretary to Florence Nightingale
Ia near relative Of his wife). There is little doubt
that this devoted man overtasked himself.
Early last Fall he warned South for hs'health.
He passed the Winter in the South Of France and
Italy. During the month of August last his wife
Joined him there. During pleasure trip on one OF
the Italian lakes he took from the malaria low
lever, from which he could not recover. He leaves
u wife and three children. c.
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NIBLO'S TUEATLR.
school,. FOR SCANDAL

Ghis fine ih"ai.r rendered riii nor- a,irariy- bv
tLr .lc.,inl manner ~ whi,b it has been new,
j. iu'ed aud decorated. had = fsir audience ~ .o
ranj,s tsi ngt', TO wl,e-s S'eidan's ever II, o.,
rud ,bsruius comedy Of Tue " >,hool l"r scauaa,
uciipunel hy new coMpauy undri The manage.
ncnr 81 ST. Ja.r'. TIE member o. the corp.
I'M, 9 kuIWu by the casi. which was as follow:
sif Peter II .isik Smith.
80 oAtes 5ni'ic"'.' '.'''''.''''', '" se rye
'Itrf s1fa'r 80. vi W n Nits'-
It.-Ih Jss. ". waah lr
iir BE laiti H. - Dat"nG 1T
t.Ahf'c J. f4fv1s
i.l, lie si'n
N5'-.....-.. W Lsup,
tr'slss w Bni1c
r. Ma
-sf Hsfs bunle -. NJ hAifrit
H. a. ~sre ~ eis s~rFsn NJ " = buifnoi
ic-, Ia rrs srfFst NJ Isn.ps
led sls ................... ag, ls.s Lri.t Bfos
~ talid0uI J. u N'iiacs
Ms. Mic io. % 1s rnf,
~ thisiisi are, it NAY be rcen, sonIe ;rry excel
ien and versatile aciols oug used ioihe bcad,. and
who have shown their pIatIciiy n adapting them
-elves ~ the syle now most approyed-iho irlc
natural style Il comedy, free nom Old iare eoaven
lionallies Of voice and manncr. The play passcd oil
successfully. The points the screen scene, Ac.--
we're highly appreciated ~ the audience. the
stage appointments are ~ good the costumes neal
aud elegant, the scenery 30 bright, and the whole
desire 70 please The public ~ evident, tina; the new
company may be commended to their approval.
They will vary their peces, giving alternately
TRAGEDY and comedy. See the advertisement.
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THY Hos. EDWARD EyERLTTs LECTURE The
Academy of Music was lat night crowded to It's very
extent. with one of the most intelligent audiences
That it is possible to collect in New-iork, the st'
tracing power being the Hon. Edward Everett, who
delivered his address on The Oigin and Character
OF the War"
Tie stage war filed and the auditorium. from the
upper ampbiihearer to the parquet below wss
tanned and even the ssles and Hobbies were iil.fd
with an eager and impatient audience.
The address Was OF wide scope, taking in and
anay1iug the cluses OF the Present rebellion, aud
denouncng il TO- tie most uuhoiy, unrighteous, and
utterly iuexcusable war that has been known Ia the
whole history of civilized nations.
Perhaps the mos. taking point in the adde's, wss
the de scrpton OF tie cowardly attack tie little
garrison al Fort Sumter and the emphatic and elo-
qnen IDENTIFICATION OF that iniiiaicry proceeding OF
ne rebels, as the most wanon act Of hostile COW
aldice tbai tie world had ever been compelled 10 70.
,.iet since America hes been nation.
This part OF the discourse WAS received Win ap-
pknfc even more enthusiastic lhan that winch
erected other sIirii-sning portions oi the speech.
The whole oialion is ,mnen.iy calculated 10 in
cito to Lesi paiioic eelh e and to thoroughly im-
p.cs- any wayoen with seuse Of the perfect justice
Of o,u cause aid 10 give heart ana courage
10 iEo.e who are .,lrcad, giving their time, their
strength, their money. and hel, blood to tire war tor
he Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08
The E.a Crosse and Miiw aalsee
Railroad.

MILLwAuKsE Tuesday, Jan Z I8Jl
Judge Miller, In the United States Court to-day,
ordered decree on the second mortgage IL the case
against the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Com
many n favor of the bondhoders at 30 cents on the
dollar; no SALE if the interest Is paid. In the and-
grant case the high numbers are placed on an
equality lien with the low numbers az 40 cents on
the dollar The bonds to the fret sold for the ~.
terest If the interest is paid there il to he 10 'ss
of the road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08
Pennsylvania Legislature.

HAKRIsBUAG, Iuesday' Jtu Q l'VE'
The Legislature met this afternoon.
The Governors Message will be sent in at nccD
tomorrow.
The Governor has appointed Col. +. L. Russell
Of Pttsburg Adujsnt-Genersl of the state, III the
place of E. N. Biddle, resigned; also, +. p. s,errbt
president, Judge Of Allegheny County, vice judge
Mcclure deceased.