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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26

New ORLEANS AND Observation-Disclosures OF
THE Coon WoRK.-Our advices from New
Orleans by the Coatzocoalcos assure us that
under the energetic and decisive, yet liberal
and conservative, military government of
General Butler, the good work Of re-
storing the people Of that city to their old
allegiance to the Union goes on "most crafty
ingly." How could il be otherwise, consider
ing that General Butler has rescued perhaps
not less than one-fourth Of the people of New
Orleans from the peril of starvation, and all
Of them from the rule Of the most reckless rebel
rufians and plunderers, and from rebel mill
tary conscriptions and extortions without
parallel in the history Of any civilized commu-
nifty Of modern times,
Our New Orleans correspondent also gives
US some very interesting information concern
and his New Orleans army and q portion
Of Beauregard's army have turned up
at Vicksburg, and are working at the river
defences there like beavers. But we are
also informed OF movement by which Lowell
and his colleagues will inevitably be defeated:
and what this movement is the event itself
will very soon determine. The only i'm
portance which can be attached to yicksburg,
in the possession Of the rebels is, that while they
hold that place they command passage across
the Mississippi river, and at the very point
which is most desirable Of all the points on the
river, in view of the hegra of JEFF. Davis and
his principal confederates and the remains Of
his army, across to Texas, and thence to Mexico.
We predict, however, that all such calculations
in reference to vicksburg will very shortly be
spoiled; for General Lowell will just as surely
be outgeneraled at Vicksburg az he was at
New Orleans.
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THE War IN THg REPUBLICAN PARTY.--The
feuds In the republican party Of this State are
daily increasing both In bitterness and extent
Divided, as it is, between the conservative and
abolition factions, the fight is becoming de-
cidsdly spicy Thurlow Weed leads the con-
servative wing, and Mayor Opdyke and Col
lector Barney the abolition. Both factions are
marshalling their forces for q severe contest,
with fair prospect that one or the other will
soon "die In the last ditch" As soon as Con-
gress adjourns bold and determined effort
will be made to remove Collector Barney from
the Custom House and Gil bis place with
person from the conservative ranks. The pros
poets are that he will either be compelled
to leave or Secretary Chase will have TO Va
cate the Treasury Department. \
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L'AmouR CLARA LOUISE Polka, ny 5rc. r. Mrzio--NEw
YoRK: BEER ScmRSER.-This charming composition,
which has been successfully sung at the Academy Of
Music Gsttschaks ami Nixon's concerts, &C., has just
been published, arranged for tbs pianofcrte, with
Italian and Englisn words for the voice. Ths vocal
mart has yivacity in II that must insure its
Whenever sung, while the accompaniment Is admirably
suited for the dance which gives its itc The polka
ia dedicated to Miss Clara Louise Kellogg aud tho tito
mage il ornsmentcd with capitay executed tinted
'Itboarapb portrait Of that lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26

Imp0rtan mt Operations Before Richm ond.
The intelligence which we publish to-day
from the headquarters of General Mcclellan
would appear to foreshadow an immediate
realization of the grand event so long looked
for with anxiety by the whole community In
fact, it may be regarded, we think, as pretty
sure indication that the attack upon Richmond
has been fairly inaugurated, and the first scene
of the drama enacted.
General Mcclellan recounts, in his de-
spatches to the War Department yesterday,
the actions Of that day, which resulted in what
he designates as an important advantage gained,
and which may be briefly stated thus:-Our
pickets were advanced on the left toward the
enemy's works early yesterday, and were
met with sharp resistance. They were sup
ported by Generals Hooker ,Hientzelman, Keyes
and Kearney, gaining considerable ground
as they advanced, and holding "every foot
of it." General Porter, on the right, sienced
the enemy's batteries in that direction. Thus
it would seem that the action was pretty gene
raj, although General Mcclellan states that it
was no battle. Our troops behaved splendid
ly," did "all that could be desired" and the
enemy were driven from their camps at the
point attacked.
So the ball in front Of Richmond may be
considered opened
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26

LounvIIIx, KY, June Is, 1862
In the United states cows, in the case OF Edmund
whose master had permitted rim TO work on tho robe,
fortincatcns at Fort Donslsoa Judge ballard declared
tho negro tree
General Boyle, commanding the United states forces
IN Kentucky has ordered the Provost Marshal OF this
city 70 o. up house proper for The mprl.
comment Of rsos women who do or say anything to tn
cite rebellion,
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Laura KrxNgs THEArRx. Tho performances OF Miss
Mitchell AZ this theatre have been crowned with perfect
Since the beginning Of her summer season shs
hiss met with all tho favor aud her great
abilities deservs. During last week her performances
were visited by Messs Forrest and TIackett and Miss
Jane Coonbs with several Italian and German artists.
The piece SAIL promises continued success
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26

GorrecHArKs MArISEEs- learn that Mr. Cots.
chalk will shortly summer tour Of musical
soiress, opening hrst at Newark, N. j. with mstnse
the .ch inst, 10 be followed in regular succession
thuslss July, soiree at Poughkespsie I'd, matinee a.
Albany: IN tho evening, performance at Troy 3D. even.
ing performance at Burnghame 4th and 9th, at Mon
irsa osh and Ih at quebec, and thence through Or
dsnsburE, Kingston, Toronto Hamilton Buffalo, Batavia
Auburn, CanAndaigua. Utica and Rome
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26
The Opera.

ARRANGEMENTS Fob TIKI FALL SEASON.
Tho arrangements concluded by Marstzek for the Opsa
in the coming fall Of the most extensive satisas
tory kind His well known taste backed up by the Ioas
purse OF Sgnor Martf, the proprietor Of the Tacon
theatre at Havana for whom he acts has secured one
Of the finest companies that has visited US for sumo
years. Although specially engaged for Havana, the
troupe will give series Of performances in New York
on its way out and back.
The company, as il will be seen, has been selected
from among the best European artses First we have
among the prime donne sgnora Guisspp,na Medori ard
Madame Charlton Dsmeure The first named lady is IN
artist OF great talent, with clear powerful voice.
and enjoys high reputation In Italy. Charlton is said
to greatly resemble Sontsg in personal appearance Gle
gance Of manner and style Of vooalizaton. Then we
have szer dashng contrato Of about twenty six said
to be the best interpreter Of the music Of verds operas
and Nile Pradisr rising young prma DONNA whose fu.
ture Is a most promising one.
Among the male singers Mazzolonps name stands high
He has an de pouine like Tamborik, and is tenor Of
the Musian STYLE to whom no said be greatly supe
rior in voice, method and appearance. Minstt also
attached 20 this troupe among tho enorf di oroia
with fine, round and agreeable voice.
II recently stated that Bartolin had boon en-
gaged for this company. This error Bellin takes
tho place Of this distinguished singer whose voice
now requires repose.
Bachi and viaetti close the list OF the vocalists
comprising the troupe. The former q loading
fsvoritc in Havana and Mexico and is basso cantante
not unlike easier in style. viaetti was formerly
Lumloys great basso and now sings In London with Me
Ttens. He ranks in Italy IS high did Marini for.
mssly.
with such concentration Of European stars, all new
to but well authenticated, the fall promise,
to be the most brilliant and attractive that have had
for some years
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The Deseret Legislature met ior the first time al
Bait Lake City on the l4th of April. and Brigham
Young sent in bis message as Executive Of the
Btate. The Governor il sound on the Union, and
strongly urges the immediate recognition OF the
State authority of Deseret by Congress. He says
the government will save by her admission into
the Union thirty-four thousand dollars now paid
for Territorial expenses, and receive her annual
quota Of the governmental tax. He recommends
the Legislature, when Descret is taken in to exact
that II be done with all the laws that are now In
operation IN the Territory Of Utah, including, Of
course, the law recognizing polygamy.
The following arc the names Of the candidates
elected on the Union State ticket in Oregon
Governor Addison G. Gibbs democrat
6enetdvy-samuel r. May, republican.
2,eos,Ter-Edwn N. Cooke, republican.
Printer--Harvey Gordon, democrat.
Oongress-John r.. Mcbride, republican.
Mr.. Mcbride is the FIRST representative chosen
to the Thirty eighth Congress, which meets in De-
cember, 1868.
We have received q communication from Mr.. A.
Stewart, denying the statement made by one OF
our Washington correspondents, in yesterdays
HERALD, that the object Of Mr.. Stewards visit TO
that city was to lobby against the passage Of the
Bankrupt law.
In the General Sessions yesterday, Recorder
Hoffman rendered decision upon the demurrer to
an indictment against John Osmer for publicly
keeping liquor on Sunday. in violation Of the pro-
visions Of the Metropolitan Police act Of 1850. His
Honor, after carefully examining the statute, has
arrived at the conclusion that the act Of publicly
keeping liquor on Sunday under that statute, was
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not . criminal offence, but merely subjected the
offender to the payment Of penalty to be re-
covered in an action in the civil courts. District
Attorney Hall said that as II was important tnas
this decision should be reviewed by higher court
he moved that pending the discussion Of sne sup
iect in the Supreme Court writ Of error, fur-
Their action upon all the indictments against parties
for publicly exposing liquor for sale on Sunday be
postponed till October. The Recorders decision
in this matter does not in any way interfere with
criminal proceedings under the Excise law Of lSs..
against those who sell liquor on Sunday Or who
sell without license. The grand and petit juries
were discharged for the term. Three indictments
were found against Samuel Hallett for his alleged
connection with the fraudulent issue Of the Indiana
State bonds.
The closing exercises Of the Institute for the
Deaf and Dumb took place yesterday afternoon.
and were Of an exceedingly interesting character.
The Institute, according to statements rendered
upon the occasion, is in quite . fourishing condi-
ton, and Of great benefit to those who are aiict-
ed from want Of speech or hearing.
No business Of public importance was transact
ed by the Commissioners Of Emigration yesterday.
From their weekly statement it appears that 1865
emigrants arrived here during the week ending on
the 25th inst, making total Of 2s,9s3 during the
present year, against 40,745 to the same date in
1861. The number Of inmates on Wards Island is
7Ol. The Treasurer's report shows that the
Commissioners have balance Of S30,l96 IS re-
naming in the bank to their credit.
The stock market lower at the opening yesterday
but better at the close. Money in demand at Isr
cent. Gold sold at 1884 a 1857, closing 1857 bid.
Exchange on London closed at 1194 100
The cotton market again excited yesterday and
active, with heavy advance Of 25sc &c. per pound.
The sales about 500 bales part to sppuers
part spectators, closing the basis OF S5hc
soc. per pound for middling upands. The advance
siced above equal TO sll Is q $l3 SO per
bale Of the usual weight OF $50 pounds
The -four market was again nrmer and active,
and from &C. to loc higher. Wheat improved about &C.
per bushe with large sales, chiefly for export. Corn
rmsr and quite active, closing at SIC. 53c for
old Western mixed, in store aud delivered Pork
active and 6rmer, with sales Of at $40 ST1s S11
sud prime at s. 62 So u.s. The government contract
for $50 bbis. prime mess taken at $40 90 q
s11 12h. Beef was irregular, with some better de-
mand from the trade. The government contract for
$3.50 bbls extra awarded at $14 $l4 "a and
the government contract for $50 900 lbs smoked bacon
in canvass bags awarded at 7-44 TX. Sugars
were r with sales Of 500 hhds and 40 boxes Coffee
quiet Freights were rather easier while engage
meuts made to fair extent.
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Rufus Wilson, Co. y, Twenty ninth Ohio.
sheldon vepscota, Co. u, Ninth New York cav .r
Reuben Weaver, CO. X, Eleventh Penn resort Cd
Baltzcr Remptor, Co. ], 10Tth pounsy lvania.
JOS. Jasper, Co. ~, Fitth Michigan.
WIN. Norton, Co. G, Twenty fourth New York.
d. Kibbe, Co. L, Twelfth Pennsylvania cavalry.
c. n Bowsn, Co. II, Twenty second New York
Samuel Allen, Co, g, Second artillery.
I. q. Young, Go. n, sixtieth Ohio.
L. Kcchermeyer, Co. II, 103d pennsylvania.
DISCHARGE or LIEUTENANT wARroRp.
Lieutenant u. II, warrord Of the Thirty fourth
York Volunteers, has been discharged from The !
OF the United states by tho President, in acco.
with recommendation Of court martial
RAISING sUHKES VESSELS.
The Navy Department will receive proposals n
raising OF the vsruna and other vessels sunk in n
sissippi river.
NEW JERSEY SOLDIERS AID socfEr..
Tho Jcreeymen here, with Senator Zen Eyck ~
man, have formed soldiers ava society. Suisse
TO the amount Of % IS have already boon subs
Committees wore appointed 70 visit The sick and \
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