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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

either cutting down feir size or advancing
on their price of subscription. IlFe De-
troit Tribune, New London taroniefe'
Hartford Press, Hartford Times sad Hart
ford Coarant have Increased their rates,
and some of the city dailies which hereto
fore have been 50 or Sc year, have ad-
,,a,,csd ~, &
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

Go Now and then person who is af-
flicted with the nieger " mania, will throw
up his hands in holy horror, because the
niggers are call coming Norlh-" Kill
off the rebels and there will be nothing TO
hinder the " niggers from staying where
they are.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

MAssAcHuTETrs.- vote for Gov
-ernor in Massachusetts, in 3l9 towns, is for
Andrew, 79,00S, Devens, 53,I26. leaving
Andrew majority of. 25.5s6. The legis-
sature stands, in the Senate. "a Union TO G
opposition In the House, Union 1872, OPP,
Dosition %, with 10 20 hear from.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

ADVANCE IN NEwsPsPERs.-The price
Of printing paper has so greatly advanced,
kAz the papers throughout the country are
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14
IMPORTANT To FEMALES
Dr. Chccscman,, PIN,

TIME combination q 'ngr-olents An ths.a .,,
tssaN a lorE and exichiye practice IN IN ws w
Ia their operation, snd certain IN crfrng IVY ~ ~
panfn MenstrtA sons, removing ali oas,. tgear,
from cola or otherwise, hesdarhe pain Ia nv ssss
ton OF the heart. whites, Al nervous ssae ps
fatigue, pain Ia the back aud limbs ~ Msu nasn
which arise from iatergnphanof nature ''S@ss'a sse
nR, CHEESEMAN'S pufs
was the comm.pcenssut of a new era IN ~
those iucguaat'es aud distractions which s'snss
: many 70 premature grave. No sssfsh can seesss
health unless she Is regular and wiAene,wr ma sVp f
takes place tho general health begins TO oe, S'~Ss
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
are the most elective remedy ever known "a, an.
peculiar 20 Females Te all classes they are %s an
aucug, with eeriainty, periodical rrs,ln4,s ~
known 70 thousands who have used them \, aa aN y
RODS, throughout the country, having thr sa,e
of the most ennent oh, sieiaps In America SH w
Explicit directions stating when thew shonia -,
With each boxtle price u per box containing s y;
81 pills "0nNa
rllla sent ~ mail promptly. by reuit,ing 10 nan
tor. Sold b. Dsugsi>ts generally. ' rtfs
4. u. HuTcHiScs. prorr,.,..
- Cedar ST., Newy,,.
OIL Woods, Agent, Bellows FaIls q X. y,,s ~
MIL Village; A. r.. Jahnnet, wasole; O. His Ess,. ~
Ely
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T,he Tim g ..
BELLOWS FALLS. NOV. Ii, 1862.

y. NJ. Pesteazsii & Co., No. 81 Park Row, New
York and state street Boston, Agents for the
BELievs FANS rMrs, In those cities and authorized
70 take Advertisements and Subscriptions for us at oar
Lowest Rates.
5. n. Miles, seosss nuilapg Court Street, nosion,
v also atcbt Cor as IN Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14
THE GREAT CAUSE or
@ D ca q @ ca O S 6 g u

Just published in Sealed Enselope-Priee ess. :.
A Lecture by DR.. cULyERWEIL, on ing e ~ phgs
n cure Of pernatorrhasa. Consumption aiens
lea Debility Nervousness Epilepsy Impaired nst
the BSsy Lassitude. Weakness Of the lntS ano
disposition and Taeapecty for study or LABOR,
Aunrefereion: Loss Of Memsry, Aversion to sp,t.x,
81 solitude: Tiaiidfty selfDistrust Dizslness,
Affections Of the Eyes, Pnnpies on the fsee- =
Fa,i<sis,ss and Sexual IncapaeitF. the cohsFH
Yassfhfal IndisereEien. Sc Sc -. The sse.s
This admirable Lecture Clearly Fro,es c,ed ass'
enumerated often self afcte evils may = o,srzss
o,,r ,,e.Iieire and without dangerous suTsa ara.
ana shssula b. read ~ esery youth sSe Is~ - q
sat uuder seal In plain envelope = - ~ -
- - - f,rIAS- j. c kfINt 3 49,
s5ix III gouegy- Ses Xar8. J. y -
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ATTEMPTED BuBeLARs.-on SATURDAY.
night the Grocery of Mr.. Charles Sherman
ct tersennes, was broken iRts. but The
E9sae or reyes f:i'ed in ID. clsjsc, IN v;ew
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

VERMONT VoLUNTEERs.-The Regi-
ments ard companies now in service were
mustered as follows:
ID Regiment, 20th June, 1861.
Sd Regiment. 18th judy. 1861.
4lh Regiment goth September, 1861.
9th Regiment, 9th September, 1861.
9Th Regin ent, 18th October, 1861.
1st Regiment, Cavalry 10Th Novem-
her, 1861
9TH Regiment, 18th February, 1862.
Sth Regiment, 18th February, 1868.
9th Regiment, 9Th July, 1862.
10th Begiment, 1st September, 1862.
18th Regiment, 1st September, 1862.
18th Regiment, 4th October, 1862.
/ 10 Regiment, 10Th October, 1862.
18th Regiment, 21st Oclo5er. 1862.
18th Regiment, 22i October, 1862.
10Th Regiment, 23d October, 1862.
Company Il. ist Regiment Sharp Shoot
ers, 3lst October, 1861.
Company e, "a Regiment Sharp Shoo.
ers. 9th November, 1861.
Company II, Sd Regiment Sharp Shout
ers 31st December, 1861.
4 list Battery, (Duncan's) 9Th Regiment
18th February, 1862.
I'd Battery. (Sayles) 9Th Regiment, l6tl
December, 1861.
Detachment Of Recruits for I'd, Sd, 4th
9th and 9th Regiments, 18th April, 1862.
LIST Detachment of Recruits for I'd, Sd
4th, 9th, 9Th and 9Th Regiments, and q
Regiment Sharp Shooters, 10Th September
1862.
I'd Detachment of Recruits for I'd, 81
4th, 9th, 9th and 9th Regiments, 22d Sep
TENDER, 1862.
3D. Detachment of Recruits for 2d, 81
Alb, 9th and 9th Regiments, aud 81 Reg
ment Shap Shooters, 30th September, 1862
Detachment ef Recruits for Company +
lst Regiment Sharp Shooters, Doth Sep
teInber, 1862.
Detachment of Recruits for LIST Regi
ment Cavalry, 20th September, 1862.
Company L, lst Regiment Cavalry, god
September, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

AHTnuR's HouE MAeAzrsE-The o
pening plate The Light of Home is a
delightful pSeiEre, presenting most desi-
rable home scene The reading matter is
of tha quality which makes this Monthly
50 popular whh good minds and good hearts.
The influence ofthis Magazine is excellent
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14
From he Tenth.
correspondence Of the pslows Falls Times.
CoRps oF OBSERVATION,
CAMP on PoToMAc,

| CORPS oF OBSERVATION,
CAMP on PoToMAc,
SENECA LOCKS. Md, Nov, 4, CO.
FRlENp SwAIs:-T The Tenth Regiment
is still on the safe. side Of the Potomac
guarding the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
We are located abaut one mile below Seneea
Greek, and about twenty-five miles from
/ Washington. With Us are brieadea the
Massachusetts 3gtl, New Hampshire lltl,
and Maine 23d, Die latter nine months
Regiment. We are an independent brig
AIDE, that is, not assigned 20 any division
and ARE eommanded by Gen. Grover u
| West Pointer and very efficient officer
who has seen service under Gen. Hooker
When FIRST located here, our Regiment was
encamped by company, about one mile apart,
and did picket duty a distance of eight
miles,-were without tents five weeks, and
at times on short allowance of hard tack
Slill our regiu ent is in fine shape, and is
| fast improving in discipline and drill, being
again together, with good tents and plenty
to eat Our loss now numbers fifteen
died mostly Of typhoid fevers contracted by
exposure to the heavy rains, fogs, and the
malaria from the swamps. At one time
our sick list numbered one hundred and
seventy five. but The cool weather is fast re-
ducing if. lieut.. Col Elson has resigned
and Major Henry is appointed 10 the va
cancy. The Majorshp is still vacant be
canse of wire pulling in the State. Col
Jewett has become very popular and prove:
himself {, be Of the right material The
present indications are THAI we remain here
for the winter. However, any general
movement may change our location. What
ever may be our destination, the boys viii
never disgrace the good name Of the Greer
Mountain Boys. AS for the natives in thi;
vicinity, they are evidently seeesh at least
and use the Union cloak to conceal theil
sentiments. The most intelligent class we
meet are the native :" color bearers" Or
our march from Washington, entered 4
house by the way, and inquired Of an in.
telligent looking white woman the name Of
the place. Her answer was: ;. Don't know
have Mt lived here but short time, only
two years" L. C. G.
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moo d
-A T.
Felton, Book Store,

ANcsG THE PINES Price, tboandl 70 etsi uabsssl
60 cts
ARTEsfks WAgp-II1s BooK-Priee, 81.
o. G. KERR PAPERs--rrice sl.
FLYING DuTcHMAN--by SAKE, Price. 50 cts.
pARsos BRoWNLoW's BooB-Pr 81 25.
LES MIsERABI Ess Nos., Price, 10 cts each.
MARRYING FOR MONEY Price, 10 ITS
u. s. RIELE AND INFANTRY TAuTICs--price sll
HARpEg's TACTIcs-Cheap Edition, price, Is cts
BEADLE's MILITARY HAND gooK-Prloe, Is cts
U. 8. ARMY REGULATIONS Price, ST rs.
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NJ AIZEN a

The food and Injury Of the age, without single
One trial viii convince the most skeptieal. Makes "a
Cakes, cnstards, Blanc sfange, &c. rithcst kinga
lew eggs At cost astonishing the most econes
slight addition to ordinary Wheat Flour greatly
Bread and Cake. 1t IS also excellent for thiekenhs
sauces, grsrics for fish aud meat, soups, Sc For iee ii
nothing compare NTH it little boiled 10 a'l
produce rich cream for coifae, chocolate tea &c.
Put up ia poand packages. with directions ,,,.kS
most delicious article Of food for children ano sss
Of all ages. For sale 81 Grccers AID Druggists ever
Manufactured at GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAM. :.
wholesale Depot, 1855 Faliea =
Ais Wal DURYEA'S General Ass'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-14

ca When you hear person constantly
crying. "nigger on the brain" you may be
sure he has got that disease himself.
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tAFAInT HoEsss--LieuL-CoL Pres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
Commercial tnicIliEcmcc.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3-BRrspSTrFFs--M cfsrs.
Wakefield N.n 60 report Flour q1iel bH t"say; quoted
n q28 cuie, steady; REQ Western sn1 south
err "a :: White Wesfen sud uiher u h4- T. Com
has an upward tendency; M'red and Vel w % o.
Pn8ylsIoNs--beef LcsNy; tOik sli aeciitiHg; har'n
buoyau; Lafi fer sale at - as Tslow s ao'acc'
aug: sales II -. a45 o.
: PKoDUcE-A,hes quiel; Pots. 81 PosIls, 80 srssr
,t.adv Coffee ra Rice inactive Linseed o.. steadv ~
a.. Rosn hrnisr; Comaion y D. Spirits I"rpem"e hin
LoSpoy MAREPTs. Aug. n-BHr sDsrUFFs qnict but
stssdv Sre.R TENDING downward. cOFPRk easier 4s'
s.rady but quiet Bos buoysnt TAtLow active at ~ O.
LiYsgKp OIL steady al Al al SPIRITS IuEfkNIiNi
se.ay at 10 ail5. $50 ,.z,,o H..
AsxRIcAs accommodation Central shares, 5O4f9 DIS
CoNsoIs clio cd on Tuestsy at 81 92s for money
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. l4.-CoTTON-Sales two days
Nv edpe.Jay aud Thursday 10 900 bales OF Which 1900 wee
TO spectators aud exporter The market i bnoyani 7
-SrGe and eli qualities slightly ii'hc owing to the s'ea
advance AID element in foDtey aud Calcutta
BkEADsTUFFs qmet but stesoy
PRovIsiOSs inpCve.
LoSpov aug l4-Cou.cis Tor money s3. Illinois Central
shares 5lQJO discount; Eries, 26td-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
to presume that they are intended for another anG
FROM BRAZIL.

better market.
FROM BRAZIL.
The p. NJ. s s. CompaDys steamship CoDs'l'u-
ton, Oliver Eldrdge, commander, from Newly DIX,
June -. for San Francisco via Rio Janero, Lota,
and Panama arrived al the latter port on TUESDAY,
Aug. II.
! The Government of Brazil has decided that after
two years the Amazon and It's tributaries shall DC
open to the commerce Of all nations.
Immediately after the arrival Of the Constitution,
it was proposed and is being acted upon in the Ma
tona Legislature, TO encourage the establishments VI
a line of American steamers between New-i ORR anu
Rio Janero, touching at intermediate pof.s, Ny "P'
propriat,ng a subsidy OF S3OOOOO.
June -, the " Compania Ferry" originated and
established chiefly by American enterprise ana capl
tai and under the immediate SUPERVISION OF ~
Thomas Raiuey, formally lnangnrated ny tie
presence of the Emperor, The Imperial Caoin, ,, ,
Senators &C. in short the highest dignitarles OF the
Empire. Ii bids fair TO become prohtaoie uives.-
lm.ut for the stockholders. The boats, built i'll
New-York. after the model Of our own, with come
Improvement adapted TO climate, Ply between the
city and Praya GTande on the opposite eide OF the
BAY.
Though anchored at the Ilhadas Enchadas, nearly
two miles from the landing, the Constitution was
visited by thousands, and on Sunday two stea!ne "a
made regular trps between the city and the ship, al
WAYS crowded with pas encers. formal invitation
eas extended 10 the Emperor by our Minister, j.
Nataon Webb. esq, TO visit the Constitution, which
his Majesty was compelled 10 decline, owing to the
illness of the Empress at Petropolis. Bat on the
day of our departure the invitations issued 10 the
Imperial Cabinet, also to other officials, foreign as
well "a Brazilian, were accepted, lr. Bddle, odr
Secretary OF Legation, acting for Mr.. Webb, who
was necessarily absent ut PctropOlis
i Among tue distinguished guests on the occasion
were the Marquis &c AbRnies, Minister OF War, ST.
DIR. Morales, Court Physician; Baron Of Maua;
Viscount Oquassu; the Hon. Mr. Thornton, Minister
10 Argentine Considerations his Excellency -
Chysiie, English Embassador 10 Brazil; the Hon
Mr. Elliott b. other OF Earl S. Germans; alto mort
of the Imperial Cabinet and officers of the highest
rank in the army and navy. Several Of tie above
were accompanied by their ladies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
The TustarOra Ordered away ifam Queenstown
TIE ENGLISH PRESS ON MR, ROEBuCK'S SPEECH
NO NEWS FROM GARIBALDI
The official Journal of The Russian GO'SfHmcn'
on the American War.
CArr R,cr- Y. Z. Anr. %.
via sacxvrrrr. ~ s., Saturday, Aug. q. 1852. 5

via SAcKvItig. \. IS. Saturday Aug. - i5oI')
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool " ednes-
dav Aug. 49, via Queenstown Nth, was boarded
off Cane Race at s, o'clock tins friday evening,
by toe news yacht of the Associated Press.
Her adyices are one day later than. those by the
Teutcnis.
Tee steamship City Of Washington, from New
York arrived at Queenstown on the 18th.
Another correspondence between L. 5. Minister
Adams and Earl Russell was published. Mr. Adams
wiote In Nay, while Earl Russelis letter dated
July %. The Tmes cnaTacterizes hiS remarks as
DR. and caustlc. -
bucks late speech AZ Shet.eld far - his lecture
10 tue Nor is concerned, but totally oisscnis iT0m
hi. arguments in favor ot mediation, which II con-
siders would do more harm than good.
The Dg,iv Ntics bitterly reproaci es Mr. koebnc",
ami charac erzes bis course the lOwest depth OF
moral degraoat,on. 1t says, happiy Mr.. koeouc> 5
opinions ave iolg .sed have the suml' loot VI nc
or interest for anybody but himself. The art1 ,e
concludes by ccml limeuting the American Govern
u.ut Tor its friendly ana slra gbtiOrward dealings
with England and says nothing lis wanting out a
little generous consider tIOn toward no North TO
es; 4blsh thoroughly cordial and friendly relations
between the two countries
TIE 81. Petersbarg Journal reiterateS that the
desire OF tue Russian Cabinet is TO the couhcl
euaed by prudent and honorable compromise. Rus
STA desire is not to divide. bat 10 orlng together
and reuuite adyerslries who ought always to remain
brothers. -
Many OF the cotion-InlIs al Lancashire nave
stopped
Tie L9ndon Times, specnlaiing on 'he probable
demands Of British subjects tor protection from con-
scrplion in America, says 1t w!ll he impossible 20
extend the British ~g,s TO myriads WHO may want
lis nomentaiy protection.
Two Snauiirds, who murdered tie crew Of the
American bark Reindeer, have been arrested ana
imprisoned at Malaga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Threatened Enienic at Port Tewnsend,
Was,i;ngtcn Territory.

san FnAvcrco. Weln-sday Aog. %. 1907.
The money market ID veil supplied and The
demand is active at the usual rates. Exchange on
Eew.York is a, 10 to y per cent discount.
Little disposition 10 manifested to extend opera
tons in merchandise al the high rates demanded.
The iobbpg trade is good considering the season.
Sales OF 500 barrels crushed sugar, 10 arrive, at
Is cents.
The inhabitants of Port Townsend Warrington
Territory, are intensely excited n consequence OF
the removal Of the Cusion-Ilouse 70 Port Angelo
the new port created by Congress, and which 1t
opposite TO Victoria.
They threatened resistance and only gave up The
Cusiom-uouse records when tie wai-ship ShubricI
threatened to fire broadside them in Of any
further demonstrations.
The population Of Port Townsend is 600 having
$4,000 taxable property.
Port Angelo las 10 population and no houses bu'
has good barber.
sAv FRHcsco Tbur.day Aug. 81 1852.
Sailed, steamer Sonora, for Panama, with 1870 pas-
s4ngers aud 500 600 in treasure for New-lork, and
$50 900 Tor England.
The Joli,ica canvass is becoming very exciting.
senator Latham is sumllug the State. and j well
received by both wings OF the Democratic party,
but s bitterly opposed by the Republicans
TIE probabilities are t. at the kepab leans vii
SCENE majority in the Leg 1iatuIe though the con-
tesi bids iair 10 De Il close one.
The Breckinridre Democrats make rOmna-
tio for the Legislature, and win support the Enon
or Latham ticke; in the different counties OF the
Sale.
\ large portion Of n town Of Bear Valley, on
Maior-Gen Fremont's MaTposs estate, incnding
the st. Charles Hotel and the Government block,
destroyed by iIe the I7th inst. The loss is
not as yet ascer;aincd
SAs FHAScrcO. Cal. Friday, Aug % 1852.
Trade is very quiet.
The ships Sen King and Thatcher Magoun have
been chartered 30 load with breadstuf- for England
COX in considerable quantities il arrlviug al LOs
Angels from the Colorado mines, situated
soutu-eastwarGig 0. the Colorado River tixty miles
north OF Fort YUMA and 100 miles south OF The lo-
have, and extending indefinitely into uneXplorcd
country, occupied by hostile Indiaus
About 800 Americans and 700 Me1cans are en-
gagged in prospecting, and with such encouraging Iu-
0ics lions O. saccess that emigration in that difec
ton IS very considerable, which must resell in the
thorough exploration Of an extensive region Of
country, hitherto unknown, but believed 10 be rich
i'll gold
G.S FRAScisco. Saturday. Aug. 20. 1862.
1the'ship Dictator has arrived here, with Hong
bong dates OF the 18th Of June.
lhe steamer Corcz, former California coaster,
We destroyed By fire at Shanghae Oh the 2ith OF
1birty.one buildings in Hormtas Maiiposa
CouS'y were burned the 18th inst. Loss 5000.
Insured 81 900.
AinVts .hp Geada'i BARI Golden Gate, nOu, New orb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
Fa..cnyers Sailed

an .ieImshp IarIfut, fDT Southampton and HinbIrC-
Alexander Esfoey e. Popreuhusru. Mrs. Maisha Mr. H.
Bouusbe J. r. Rutman, ST. and Nrs 6. Laurent, Masters
ol. and Cad Schadf and nurse r. Frsz, II tlegenhem.
M Wells a.. JscoDy Ffsnei. hled. Morris Cohen Auyu.t
Z,ch- N-wiofk, Mr. abd Mis. H. trsHko. five chi dfrn.
and .rues New (rvurs g. = Wochcnied.. Lowell
Eugrue Gilman Bogotr Nf- GhhT sud three children.
Fefmudi Mathew FLAG Nassau Y p Joseph Ioches. g..
ko.Iuer a. Minister & Sprinl lady aud lauiy. Illinois
sIste Hore. France. Abraham Bic IN, Ohio Adopns T..
TA..ruie iafA Albert sh-Ier. switzerland g. earn,
Nru~snta Nr and Nrs Mn hansen and child. Richmond
" Mr. .ud Mfs Herman Mulrr aud three chdren Detroit
uluun Ap, Prussia H. Snhr. tarl ksubrc MISTER Phillip
Raucr hcw.l oik Friedrich Edis Baltimore Mts. forcu.
tie f.~mpr-u Pbairphs; Ms Eden sud child Williams
bl,fh. herbs, Phsdo pima. Miss t. boons gard Bermuda
emf 0.hrr. In .tecrsr. Total. Ia
'rlhiD cav y big.nofe, L.r0y o9.-hsS. James
Rosics. Mss Hopl.y, Mis-. Brtnck Mrs. Ford, Mr..
W l. bull aud daughter Jsnrs Klry, Mr. aud Mr.. 7. NJ.
kr,gsbug three children and infant, James Gillian. John
Dru.4,lc +. a.. De,nY Charles H. Doughefiv Lau'in
Sc,it Nj and Mrs Adoph Bfockmann T. h. Curtis D..
Mr. uad Mrs M,hew ID ss three children aud infant Jua
iiofns al, Seller Michael Nelly, Joserh licke. Peigo
Bouhi A. \. Guild. William Best II Arte, A. Msuilrs.
N- /. II. Day nnd daughter, Charles Pedur, Ms hisrs
Angel Mrs Shucarou Mf.. Shaw aud dan inter- w. PeI-
broke Fcirdge Ncwf orb r.. swsthc Andrew BeIiie. T..
Duv,l. r.. H. Andrews Emma .nd Mary Adams. Jo'e h
Mchim Jose l. Go,nez Ann McpeTnot. Mr.. Steven. snd
two t. r. Nooirl James Wentworth Titus Baltnelli
Mis-, Mary r. fety. and others IN steorase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
Avt AZ .GENTs.

Tie Winter Garden opens to-day. lis outer gates
viii be Enclosed al the early hour Of eight IN the
morning. from which period until four in the inter-
noon eloquent posters IN the porch will lure will, <
public 10 tie ticket-oiice. Is inner gates " III Ge
unolied at fifteen minutes after seven. For baf an
hour attention will be directed TO the cubcllsh
meu;s OF the interior, which we are led TO believe
are liberal snd in excellent taste. AZ TO their exact
character, the llnd is left in suspense. The totau
zeal attributes OF the establishment will probably
suffer no change but certain amount OF natcrln
veidure il 10 be afforded by new baize, which Will
he used to cover the stage at times when carpets are
insufficient TO the magnitude of the occasion. OF
other decorative details we remain ignorant. Al
fifteen minutes before eight, the orchestra Will re-
ceiye the first recognition, and, IN due order, the
usual welcome will be offered 10 the artists OF the
night. The simple announcement Of the entertain
ment guarantees its success. Mrs Bateuau, who
won the most emphatic honors o. tho past season,
will reappeT in the same play in which she then re-
ceived the strongest evidence Of public favor. Size
will, moreover bc surrounded BY the came artists
who completed the excellent effect of all that was
presented during her Spring engagement. She plays
Julia in the " llunchblck, and will probably con-
time to do 20 throughout the week. Mr.. j. w.
Wallack, jr., reappeAiB IA Master Waller, and Mr..
Edwin Adams 40 SIR Thomas Clifford.
The present week is announced as the last of what
stands technically the Summer season at Moons
CrcmorIe Garden. In what,respccts the attractions
Of the Fail season will differ from those now pro-
vided, We not informed but there are some iea-
lures which the audiences will not consent TO part
with. There is all unyarying charm about the open-
air promenade which the frt months OF the Autumn
need not interrupt. IL will be time enough when
the stormy winds do blow, blow, blow, to overhaul
your indoor sports, and when found take no note ol
others In these August evenings, the comforts of
free air and space are perfectly appreciated. The
crowd, too, delighted Ut the line appearance
makes. The scene ID always picturesque in lis wav
Softcoorei lights through the evergreen clus.
tcrs, and sprinkle each group Of ramblers in the
outer walks with varying tints Inside tho circle,
choice companies cluster costly, with every air OF
social eaee, rather than with prim devotion to the
ordinary n-aces of public resorts. The activity of
he entertainment inspires animation, aud The perfect
order which rules justiies departure from rigorous