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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov. q. Thanksgiving was
generally observed here. The soldiers 10 The
hospitals were literally supplied with luxuries,
d..
The con,rabands, at their camps were feast
Hoy tier coored friends, of whom large
lumber were in attendance
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

FALMOUTH, Va, Nov %. Frederidksbursh
is not occupied by the enemy in force-merely
picket .kulrd is there On duty. Business
rs totally suspended. The only flag visible.
is British one, floating from private resi-
dence. The soldiers of both armies use tho riy-
er, and although they are sometimes within
speaking distance. no firing has taken place
since the first day our troops appeared in front
Of Fredercksburgh
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q. The hospitals of
Philadelphia were filed with joy and happiness
10 day 10y the lIberaiity of its citizens, which
supplied to each of them festive board around
winch the heroes of all the fights gathered
and toasted to their heart content.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

American & Foreign Patents
X. H. EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
tLaH agent oil u 8 Patent Once, Washington aadsr
the Act sf 1897,
70 state street O1uosite KIIbw al u..to~

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
tIs" hgs'si U. Patent Once, Washing oh, andsr
the Act sf 1897,
70 State street. opposite KiIby ST., Heston.
FTEh an extensive practice Of upwards of tive ov
years cent nuss Patents the United State
-asoi Great Britain, France and other foreign conn
es. caveats SPECIFICATIONS, Assigns eats and all Pa
drawings Tor Puents, erscHtsd liberal terms
ana with despatch. Researches made into American q.
toisga tedeermiAe the validity or utility of Pr
tents or her advice re- dered n
all matters toHc The same Cones OF the claims
any fateht furnished by RENTING One DSllar Assign
entsrecorded at Washiny ton.
Inc Agency s not ohy the largest in New EpsJard
gu, through IL Inventors have advHatages for secur
patents OF aseertanng the patenahility of invente
unsurpassed by, IT not mmeasurab y supe
can be offered them elsewhere. The testmoniaIs lie
gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL ATT
~ rI EN pt thanths subscriber and SUCGE
- J. hE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABI
II ne would add that he has abundant Ia beev
aho can prove, that AT no other Office Of the kind are tn
charges for professional services moderate The I'M,
niehse practice of The subscriber during twenty years
past, has enabled him accumua late vast collection ri
specifications and official decisions relative to patents
ihese nesdes extensive library Of legal and meckau
ca works aud iuil accounts of patents granted in the
Ched states Ind Europe, render him able, beyond ques
uon 10 oher superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey to WashR gton, te precare
patent and the usual great delay there, here
TESTIMONIAhe.
regard Nr Eddy of the most ccpabie aud ,sc
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course.
CHAS MASON; Cor,mi,s,oner Of Pctentq
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cannot employ ronipe and trustworthy
,'" s eapan'e Oh putting ther applications IN form
70 secure for them an early and favorable consideration
al the Fatent Once EDMUND BURKE"
. Late Commissioner Of Patents
y Mr. H. II, Eddy has made for me T'tIlRTEFN appl
cations on all but one of which patents have grant
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SIXTEEN ApPEALS EVERY ONE Of when was de
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

HARPER's FERRY, Nov. q. Rebel cavalry
have BEEN in view all day. The latest official
report from the front is that small infantry
Pcketsare now visible, with cavalry.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. The President YES
terday went by special steamboat conveyance to
Aqua Creek, where he was met by Gen. Burn
SIDE lie returned this morning.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 23d, 1862.

Tire ins Going south and East.
Leave Mcntpelie al AZ M, ii SIS A NJ. and lG IS
Ia AL TRAM leaves ROuses Point 45n A. II. st.
w Adams at $50 A. M, Burlington rs M, con-
meeting ct White River Junction withlrains TO. ana
Wells River, ST. lnhnsbury and iut,eton, and with
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &C.,
| ana Connectln at Bellows Falls with heshire r. Z.
or Bosten and with Vermont Valley r. X for Spring
field New Haven and New York, arriving in New York
at TO- Is y. NJ.
EApEEss TRAIN leaves Rouses Point at sos A. for
Burlington and Mortified. Connecting at Burlington
with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NIGHT EzPREss TRAIN leaves OGdebsbuIg at 1850 NJ,
Msni eal at 400 M Houses Poi al 10 NJ, arriv
Ing at Boston at $40 A. M. connecting at Bellows Falls
Vermont Valley K. L. for Springf and New Haven
and arriving In New York at 4 20 P. NJ.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at os AM. 35 A. NJ. and 80 p.
| MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston 100 H., via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield at lbs
Bellows Falls at 1925 NJ. connecting at White vef
Juncti With Northern K. X from Boston and with Pas
sumpsiC K. H. tor and from st. Johnsbury and Ltlcon
thriving at Burlington at 6.45 p and ST. Ahans at
30 NJ, Ogdensburgh $50 and Montreal at 10 80
| Pm.
AcconnoDArIoN TH.Ir leaves NorlhfeG at 72e A. NJ,
and BuT gon at 9.25 M. for Rouses Point and Mon
treat
NtaHr EXPRESS TRA,H les Bellows Falls at 0 IS
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. Il. leaving
New YORK at 500 A. NJ, aud from Cheshire Il. r..
leaving Boston at 90 P. NJ. connecting at
White River junction with train leaving Boston at
500 p. M. via Lowell Lawrence. Leave White
River iuncton at 'l53 NJ, arriving at Burlington
20 NJ. Ronses Point AT 100 A.. NJ, Montreal at
10 90 NJ and Ogdensbutgh at i2.iU Connectl ng
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars attached to boil the night expires
trains INNING between Rouse's Point aud Boston
Through Tickets 'or Chicago and the Vest for sale a.
the principal stations
G'MERRlLL, supt
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Verrah 0Ms Central and SUEIi-
VAN Railroads.

81 HS Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
Winter (:nrdcn.

Tie audicpce last evening az ibis iheaier, was p
largest and most brilliant OF the present sea ou tie
announcement Of Miss Bateman's appearance 49, la-
dy Macbeth proving an unprecedented atirae o..
Her success, III popular sense, II would be- imposs
bic 10 ovefestlmate. Every scene IN which she ol-
p.arcd was interrupted al intervals by outtust- d
applause which only tho interest Of spectator n tbe
proQres. If the play could check. We have ro rec-
objection of any Theatrical triumph more distinctly
rnarked-certainly Of none 10 tie Of young &C.
irefs assuming for the first time character nepnly
held sacred TO the matnrer and more thoroughly de-
welcomed etagers Of her vocation. Critically VI ",d.
her success claims almost equal recognition. If me
compliments which have been voucheG saie her Tor
her previous performance are Qualified, then there
can be DO Withholding excess OF comnerdaton IA ne
ureeen, case. Mis- Batemans Lady Macbeth iaf
surpas scr the best she las done before and SECURES
for her a postive rank above any sbe had hitherto
held.
The personation Of this part II a serious undertake
ing rather by reason Of the phyfcal qualification
demand, from the actrcis, than from any doubt that
might be felt as 70 prompt and jnst CONCEPTION OF
the character There is palmer m the range ~
the drama. From frs, 10 last, che is animated By
Hirg'c motive WHICH never bWt'N'bi anu N'''N' "~D
not even call foI The minor variations OF occasional
concealment. The course of her desperate ambition
il interrupted by no incident Of ordinary wonanly
feeling. Whatever ray Of gentleness Lazy Mac
beth's nature might have known before her MIRO
duction 70 the events Of the tragedy qnench"d al
the outset by the food Of guilty expectation when
the ominons letter creates. The single indication oi
feminine instinct which falls from her II purely ani-
NAL, and serves only TO Illustrate more enphal''Y
the ierocty OF her new purpose. In fncn enai"''
Ter, there would seem 10 be hue chance
run astray. The only question II, Will "ha' So"'-
Leness OF effect such nonstrous passions can pe MUS
tried ia this part the actresb finds that Ter he"o"'
Of success must be the opposite Of ihose "h!cl carry
ner triumphan,ly through other plays. Inc denea'o
graces Of her eek have here more force ilsh 'h'
iercest virtues. In srcb proportion 40 she shows
herself morally revolving, she approaches TO Tie con-
ditions Of the character. The neess who can most
merclessy uuve the worst determines OF woInan's
nature, will take the highest bonois IN Lady d G.
beth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
Nitio,s Garden.

NJ Edwin Forests appearance last evening ~
irfcied 20 this thcater an audience not inferior "a
numbers TO those Of the Ravcl epgngeueut. Every
fcat wss occupied, AMI the spacious lobbies were
Gro. ded with oiiercrs who smiled contentsd al TIE
fain-e.t echo which reached them from Tie stage,
and were a. libonl in applause IA # the periormsuoe
nd been audible az t,cir distance. Mr.. Forrest was
welcomed in ihe uauuer which lorg u'rge has Jed
hin 20 expect. OF his performance, which siani!i"
IN every detail II woul be- useess pow 10 spSak o
word The general representation Of Hamlet waf
careful aud rainsasing AM tie scetie e!eci' many
Of which were quite new, were mach admired.
Mr. Forrest will appear again IN Wednesday even
iog Tonight Mr. nnokeit plays falsiah N hing
Henry ""
4 new selection. under Mr. Did Torih has been
introduced % N.bps. III. n change Of zone im-
rotauce, and slnll be duly noted whsn occasion
ol-rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
The Fndinn yyar in 1rinnc,otn.

ST. PAUL, MIMI S-pt. u, 1852
A letter from Commissioner Dole wss introduced
in the Legislature to-day, dated Fort Ripley, Sept
H. 10 tie Governor. lie says he has been there
twelve day endeavoriog 10 effect an arnicaJl, ar-
rongelaeut with the Chippewas, but be deplores Of
doing so. After sending messengers to Hole-iu-the
Day for eleven days hs iually consented 10 meet
him in council at Crow Wing.
Instead Of bringing thirty or forty chiefs, had
heen agreed, be brought 800 men armed. Hole-in-
the.D 81 was bold and impudeni, and no result was
reached by the conference, which was to lie
renewed. but collision was feared. Mr.. Dole
regarded ihs danger Of an outbreak immiusut.
Tire letter was referred 70 a Committee OF Three
who reported, and tue Legislature adopted q resolu-
tion tha, David Cooper, N. Rice Frederick Ayers,
and H. A. G. Hatch be appointed commits ,ioners to re-
psir to Fort Ripley TO act in behalf Of this State in
conjunction with tue Commissioner Of Indian affairs
in any negotiations best cac1sied 10 preserve peace
and prevent auy outbreak. These Commissioners
have Jeff for Fort Ripley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

UoTEL ARHIgALs.-Geo. Francis Train, England
(4nved in the city from Boston at al cafly hour
tiii morning.; - Is. Gen. Baird aud family Jos.
Waison and l.. Plouix L. ). Navy; Gen. G. Van
VecAter, Albany; and l.. ". Bourhton aud lady
Troy. are cues 4 az the Fiith-Avenue lIo,ol.
l.. Gaushe Of Troy IL stopping at the Albemarle
Hotel.
The Hon. John II. Reynolds, Albany; II. T..
Baldwin. New.Oheans, W. i. Boggs L. s Navy;
Is. r. Guhrie, Lousville, Ky; H. s. MeComb,
Delaware; and John Grouse, Syracuse, at the
81. Ncholas Hotel.
s. Glover, J.. l., aud DR.. Paien Of the Great East
crn are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Ger. j. g. Brown, L. 5. A., Hon. Chas. Barner
e.. ". ". Robins, Detroit, j. l.. Francis, N. Y.
J.. Warner. Troy, K. a. Douglass, Orange, and J..
u. Hunt, Va. are Stopping at tue metropolitan
ihel.
Samuel ". Abbott, u. s. ~, and Il. C.. Chet-
wood, L. S. A., ave guess a, the Everett House.
l.. Il. Caring, L. 5. n; j. G.. Gushing of Boston
Cut Not. Of Nalntia, and Fred. Law Oimstcd,
New-York, are stopping at the Breyoort House.
Capt Thos. 4. Craven, u. ). ~, and 10. Bige-
low. Maiden, are guests at the LaFaIge House.
Hishop Clark, Rhode Island; Gen. Harlan, Phila-
dephia late of u. s. Al; CLapains f. NJ Green and
". Wayne of Port Royal s. c.. Saul. Green, Sur-
geon, 2lth Mass; Geo. S. EodGed, u. S. ~. aud
Col. A. II. Adler, Washington, are stopping at the
Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

Miss Bateman appears 10 have understood thi'
necessity, and the best effects, if not the most
promptly recognized of her performance last even.
ing, were those which resulted accordingly. The
reckless and unshrinking audacity which inspires
her first counsels and her carelessness Of crime
where crime alone can clear the pathway Of her
ambition, were very accurately portrayed Certain
details of her acting which we take TO be traditional
and which the audience certainly welcomed with
especial plaudits, interfere, 10 our mind with tho
reality Of The representation Her hurried, breath
less utterance in the first two acts when she ex-
hausts every TO stimulate the f4erng purposes
of Macbeth, is thoroughly apt; but the more
measured phrases Of wild and yiloeat passion, how
ever resonant with stage effect they may be, do not
liz The mark Of rigid realty. We cannot conceive
o. Lady Macbeth us a gentlewoman much given to
defamation. There was too heavy business on
her hands to allow time for rhetorical finish. IL IL,
however, precisely these effects which seem most TO
move the admiration Of the audience, and 1t II no
easy thing for young artistic TO sacrifice applause
that may be won even at the expense OF
dramatic truth and fidelity. We Do not here al'lte
to such passages as the aburaion TO the faes in the
fret act, where the manner, Ike the language, Is
necessarily hgh-sirung We can speak Nth NJ
qualified praise of this particular point .
perfect rs need be-perhaps the most perfect oi n
the entire performance. In the succeeding acts Tie
character has fewer opportunities. Tie scene oftLe
seep-walkinc, taken altogether, was rot Mis- Bate
mans best, although i, contained the finest Of me
more delicate effects that fhe rrodaoed. We re.e-
10 her uterance Of the lines likeuins the sleeping
king TO the memory Of her father. In sTeaiug of
the merits OF her representation we must not over
look her costume, whicn was 10 striking, IL eyers
scene, az to occasion general remark.
We must dismiss the general performance with
few words. Mr. j. w. Wallack, j., was not toI-
tunate in bis personaon Of Macbeth. II Was plated
deep with bad couventionaliiies. bir Adamse Mac
duff drew warm a, pause, and deserved it. The
other characters were at least carefully sustained.
Tie old Macbeth" musc-a bubble OF long dur;.-
tin, that may some time be pricied-was INTRODUCED.
Tie best of the singing was by M's. Chanfran, as
tie audience saw and indicated accordingly.
Altogether considered the representation was ex-
treny successful especially 70 far M the principal
artist of the evening was concerned. Macleth'
will be repeated every evening this weed, and viii
undoubtedly be pushed pTodtsby to the end Of aliss
Balemgn's engagement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
Nj,ou'- Crcmorne Garden.

TIE Leaeft Of Label Ce1as, lasi evening, drew
together the most numerous audience that has ever
ass,mbcd At Ills Place Of entertainment. Tie
feature Of the performance was The tire, r'rresru.a-
ton Of" The French Spy, in which the beneficiary
.usAiued the triple part o. the heroine. Her pan
romim'cry was unexpectedly effective, furpa'sing
even her personal ON Of F.rells. IN " Misanielo."
The BroAdsword combat" Loot nothing in her
hands and the applause which visited her al s con
cas on shook the little he-tre in every part. The
Fi,ucu Spy" II 10 be repeated during this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
VROIy CRNCRNNA1h
Busiucss acknowledgements oil me Sen-
erals-Adviccs fron 'hc C"'"oeEinno

CiNolxNATI. Monday, Sc

Shps
CINCINNATI Monday Sept. 49, 1862.
All business was resumed to-day except the sale
Of liquor
Al p. N. the various military organizations will
assemble aud drill.
The Rebels have fallen back only four miles south
of Florence. This is stated to be owing to the scar
city Of water but it is supposed that they await
ing ie-onlorcements.
Tie Rebels have Left Aaysville and gone to Paris.
Adviees from the Cumberland Gap to August 3ls
re resent that General Morgans force Is in fine
splits He - scourus TIE country in all directions
iol forage, aud will bold out until relieved.
The rebels are sti ia bis front but hot in his rear
al the Rebels in Kentucky having joined General
Kirby Smith.
General Morgan made a raid at Rogers Gap, kill
ing six aud woundius six, and taking whole Rebel
company prisoners. without losing aan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
Thomas DugaD.
Gpeclal Nolloes.

b,yvlrLY Pa June 2. 1862.
DIR, william III. Eregg-DsAM SIX; In February
nj Vas Afflicted wiki tho Sugar Diabetes, and Tor h'e
months pa..sd more than gallons OF water 10 twenty
Co. ham, was 20 act np gs often ten OF twelve
tines an,ng lie night aud IN tive months lost about h'y
poubds weight Duns tue mouth Of Jay oo procured
,,a h.,tes of CONSTITUTION WATER, and IN two day
f Ming experienced rocf and aztec taking two bottles
xss eniirey curedoo after reg ming my n'u4 Ssod
health. Yours uniy,. ..nJ,,, H. ~ 80 l.
sod BY al Druggist. MoRnAS a A,LhN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

fiona 10 West Tennessee has been published. lie
claims that be passed between Bolivar and JacAso"'
destroying the bridges and reste work, ana IN Sno
different engagements he claims 10 have taken ~i'
rrisoners. end killed and wounded 10.
A bill has been introduced into the Eeoei 0e''N''
TO create the office Of Northumberland
resolution was also passed recalling MeSSiS
Mason and Sidell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

ALHlEl, aloudty stpt. q, Ioll.
There was an im7romptu glorhcation Tonight
over tie news Of McC,e.lus victories. Bendres
iilunrations, firing Of guns and ringing Of bells
spoke the enthusiasm and joy Of tie people Oh tie
frs geam OF light after tie lougconunued gloom.
Business was suspended, and the streets, tull Of
people presented tie appearance Of national
hodar.