The national Republican., 1862-07-10
A~usesmenta.

tenssIv hot wosIher. Manager Grover had, last
evening, II very large and in'eIigGht auo,ehGe '
to witness, for the last time, BIT. ". Sotcnens
charming impersonaiion o. Captain CantIe, ID
the beautiful and peculiar Dickens. Broug-
ham. Burton play of "Domoey SON." IN
which the grea, comedian earned Tor the third
time, tho enviable appellation OF burtOn's sue.
oessor. This evening, the en'lrs company wlil
that have ever been produced-a comedy and
a farcc--the "Governor's Wife" and Wanted
l,OO0 Miiliners." In the first piece. Mr.. Setcf.
oil appears ~ icoory Short, and N the las,
n clerk, with his assumption Of the paid MILL:
ner, Mr.. Seichell ls truly lud!orous, and should
be seen TO be truly appreciated. The enter.
taDment for this evening is rare one and
should be enjoyed BY oil VINO can anora the
opportunity.
CAsrERBuRY.-To.night is set apart for the
bene ii of the beautiful and talented little dan.
stus,, Mile Marietta Ravel. This young lady
has won u host Of admirers by her s5ssndid
artistic dancing, end she is destined TO become
America. The bewitohing tight rope srtiste,
Mile z ,nfretta; Mrs Eva Brent. the char ming
vocalist; Mons. Valxrde, the greatest male dan
Ger in the world. The best Kymnasts In exist
ence, the segriet Brothers and Mons: Alex.
rest Of the talented combination, forming the
most extraordinary bill Of attraction yet offered
by the enterprising managers OF the famous
Canterbury. The performance VIII conclude
The =" Wedding Festival" and We advise our
friends to go early and secure desirable seat.
VARIETIES. new place Of amusement,
on Sixth street, IN now open. MISS Annie west,
the sungstrets; Worrel', the negro dellneator
and dancer; Adams, the banjoist; and Fenton,
the American jig dancer, are all on the boards.
Geo. Arth leads the orchestra. Pretty waiter
girls dispense first class refreshments.
"
pnthizers how their HaUds-sumpta.
oms Hspast = urnishsd TO the Traitors.
Yesterday afternoon, about hve O'Clock, q
detachment of the Thirty second Ohio regi
ment arrived in this city, from tho Shenandoah
Valley, bringing twenty eight rebel prisoners,
captured in n recent skirmish. They are
dressed as the rebels usually are-Virgnia
homespun gray being the most pre- minent; but
in their clothing. Instead Of taking them 10
tho proper authorities, Lieut.. VIM. hcLane,
the officer In charge, took them 10 private
residence, No. 3sl U street, near Fo,ir.anda.
half street, said 10 be the residence Of his
mother, where the guard and prisoners were
taken into the rear garden, through the base.
ment, and loyal citizens were astonished, as
with outraged feelings they saw baskets Of
champagne, bread, cakes, &C., were taken In
pie in tho neighborhood. with the most in.
decent haste, seemed 10 vie with each other In
supply ing the ch"icest delioacies to these
rebels, fresh from fields of deadly strife, whore,
with hands reeking with blood, they have been
slaugh,ering our brethren, who have gone forth
In defence of our free institutions
The attention Of an officer Of the provost
guard was called to this outrage, and he went
into the house 10 make some inquiries into the
manner, that he knew v hat his orders were,
and he should obey them. His men were tired;
and this WAS his moher's residence, and he
took them there to rest and refresh them. The
proves, officer suggested that It was bis duty
to report his prisoners TO the Provost Marshal,
and then he could provide for himself and his
men. The officer sgain intimated that he was
Obeying orders, and politely limited that the
officer WAS interfering In matters not his Owl.
Persons who live In the vicinity say that there
appeared 10 be n pre- arrange ment for this en-.
terUainment, as 1t was gotten up 10 promptly
Quite a crowd of curious and aoms indignant
Citizsns we're gathered To nee the rare exhtbi
ton; and We heard some pretty strong expires
sinns II Indignation rs they looked through the
fence and saw the traitors cnz'iy seated On the
giVunL, with hsympathiZng Washington traitor'
supplying them with dain,ies, while listening
with mouths gaping wide, ut their stories Of
rebel exploits.
Asa gentleman who heard Of the matter, ex
presses il: " This civil war 10 conducted In q
manner II little too OWL for good results" ],
1t time for us TO cease playing war and go tC
fighting in real earnest? We ought 10 treat ouI
captured enemies as prisoners Of war are usu
ally treA,ed by civilized naiions-n"t taunt
insult, "r torture them. Neither ought We tt
use them as distinguished ambassadors or
fricntly missions TO tho Government. II is d
matter Of s"ine interest IL the people to Know
who gave the ? orders" which the young lieu
tenant bolsted he was Obeying sO promptly
Wo believe that tho Government Ia still able
and willing to provide proper rations TO IT
prisoners, and 1t ought to inquire into The mo.
lives witch prompted the Hbnve conduct.
At the very moment these rebels wore thu
erjoying their trA,tOrous repast, thousands o
brave Union soldiers In and near Richmond are
suff ring unknown agonIes, aud some are rOttini
on fields of blood
Interesting MissiVnary Lahore.
We take great pleasure In giving place to I'M
fnllnwing communication from the interesting
and unilring missionary OF tho Young Mem
Christian Association Of this city. We cheer
fully give our testimony to the value Of hi
services and to his peculiar adaptation 10 thi
work. He and his excellent lady are doinI