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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

4 WESTERN CoNrEDERAcr Rich
moni Examiner Is laying the rattering Inc-
ton 10 is soul, that-?robably not having
vet had sufficiently strong dose of seces-
-ion-we are ABOUT 10 get up little quar-
rel between the Eastern and Western States,
and secede from each other. The detesta
ton Tor the Ygakse says our Richmond
we'll sher. Is we believe. as full and
heartfelt az the West a. at the South, only
that the blood oil the people OF the latter
section has stamped that hatred eternal. and
made II lasting as the skies" The Exam
iiles reminds Us o. the iox who, having lost
his tail IN trap, tried TO persuade his com
pacions 10 have theirs cut of aleo; but il IL
not likely that the great West. wherc "the
oaly fShfing material Of The Federsl army is
TO be foaad.' IS going To DO seducod from
the loyalty when has already cost il so much
blood ana treasure even though the TX
sminer should sootho and latter Il with the
tongue OF iielbll tiulsei.
Inc present con lition Of secession Is not
such - {, tempt true lovers OF their country
West or L sst--.nto her hideors vortex, no
matter how s~eetly the Syren nsy sing. To
drop meIapa0T--.be Eat aad West have
shaken hands and made a mutual vow 10
give the reoeilions South a eound whipping.
and brins t hack INTO tho uaion. IA soon
az ltls littse matter is sottlsd. the Eat aud
West will arrange any ii;.'e differences Of
opinion tlsat my exist between them. but
not til tAea. la.s &c pell.on once crushed.
however, there will be suca general gloid
cation. that long bsioro we hear of any dit
isfe1ces again between scctlons--E East.
West, North or South-ve shall expect 10
see a general scrimmage amoDg the con.
leated " IN bers OF Blr.um's Happy Family.
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An Ordinance tor the Bette. Pgotse
lion VI The Market.

ti0n of The MnfhetS.
sac. l. Rs T. ordained ~ the Comtnon Couf,l Il .
tie 'sy u iesrs ante that ~ shall be uu aw1r fo-
any<Ison u retail Fresh Meats outside of the soutA-
ern MARKET House without first procuring a lcens-
therefor and any person Who shsi violate this Ord
nance 'hsll 90 conviction forfeit aud pay any
not exceeding twenty five dollars.
SEo. >. The foregoing prohibition shall not extss
Ia sales of Wild game, -h fowls, Dor 20 sales Of
meat from Pork or Packing Houses during the Dscl.
Ing seasons. nc sales o. animals by the quarter.
SIC :. Any person may procure license 20 seil
Fresh Meats for one year, by paying 10 the Treesur
CT the 81 fifty dollars Of which fact The Treas
urer shall give TO the applicant certificate, ard on
this being presented 10 the Clerk he shall charge the
Treasurer with the amount aud issue a license au-
theriang the party 20 retail Fresh Meats IN the City
for one year, which, when couutcrsigned by the
Mayor, snail constitute the license referred % IN the
FIRST section OF this Ordinance, provided, however,
tina; In case perscn wishes license 10 retail only
Pork, be can have the by paying fteen dollar
and provided further that license 10 retail meats
generally or pork only shall authorize the holder
10 sen IN ort one place oi business
SIC. 4. The Stalls In the Market House shall &c
rented as follows, to-wit: Any person wishing 70
rent ny one Of the twelve stalls on the east End
shall pay seventyve dollars per year for the same
but IL he takes an additional stall adjoining he shall
have II for twenty five dollars, but he shalnot sub
ing the full rent ofsevehtynve dollars for the same.
Any person can rent any one Of the eight stalls IN
the west end Of tho Market House by paying from
thirty-nve TO sixty dollars per snnu, 10 be Fixed by
shall be paid in advance, and noto PAYABLE 10 slx
mouths with approved security given for the other
half. aud no person will b. permitted 10 occupy r.
stall without having paid the rent in advance q the
time he occupies Any person renting ANY OF the
twelve stalls in the east end, above stated
kave the refusal Of the same from year q year - the
same rent. for five years
SIC .. The market hour- shah be i folous -
Between tie fret % April and frs; Of October.
on each day, 81 the week, sundays excepted, from
0lveA III . ciocA 4. ~, cuIurcav even
ings from III half past O'Clock and from ~ .rg;
u october I'll the frst OF APRIL rom t o cleo.
sano on saturday evenings from till o.. o'clock
SEC The money received Il ON license and -r...
OF ine Asr<et horso and psnalues Tor vioist.on az
Nark Orcinsf ces, shal afr paying the .~-ens.s
o. toe Improvements on d. Market Hou-e row Or
dercd, be Kept separate las,si On ln..-cst -
demo minated she Market House funas,
SEC. ?. All Ordinances IN CO. eict Nth us
hereby repealed
Adopted MAJ e0ih, A. 1861.
At,.r: ". Il. STEWART. Mayor.
]. r. GrLlcK, Clerk. Iay1S<zw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

THE undersigned offers 10 the cin.
u ~ Terrc nanfe and vicirity. fns a.
lsrre asssH tmsnt ~ npwcrs. consisting - rofes
vsfbsnss ard heaqnsts. and sls3 evergreen. early
vegetables. sfr Al Ia Store HoftA ala Street b~
tween eth and ia street,. sct also ~ hls Gsrdeu
81 he frsf sr- htfre-u he vlnocno<s and Carlisle
Read. WILLIAM SCHOlz,
sEr1et1w flor'tt ana Gaftsnsr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09
LIGHTNING RODS.

I TAKE THIS METHOD OtIN.
] ioFmlUg the pahlic that keep On band All An
ready. on short nctice. 20 PAT up reasonable
terrs H. Psteut spiral Lightning Rot q the latest
and most appfeyed style. tiso he Copper Ioi
uch a. hss ben pai up here ior the last eu year.
esn pot rp - 20 ceu's per fasf. Call sud sra
Work wsrranttf.
nrsissncs -. fofaef u en- sni Chestnut ssr~ss.
JAWS n. Ht nsoN.
I.r.eftwf~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

Tmr grandfather OF Gen. Haiisck : str
living. and Is one hundred years old llis
rssidcncc y near Utisa. Ia Nev York State.
Hslleck himsclf wss born IN Western Oneiis
eoup,v. where most Of his relatives. inc,as
inx : o. more bsothes>. acr Fssits-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

NOTICE TO TA\ PAYERS
l. Y The Common Council os ihe CITY Of rerre Haute
together with the City ASSessor. will, AZ the City
Hall, on Tuesday, June 1sih, isc,. beginning az 0
o'clock A. ~, ~ Board % Equalization the
Tax Roll 70. the present year. Each and every one
interested IN having their effects correctly Sod
will please be present that IN Of the
board can a: once correct the samr.
I.r GrLCk, City Clerk.
Jtn.cidsw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

THE Agent of this celebrate ma
L cAne has the pie srys ofofcriag 70 The farming
community perfect M chine. which Is IND erbttd
HOME TES ilMONY.
Tx. 6.osEK-Str. have been using ore 4 tie
above nanied Harvester for tic last thr~e va
aud am 80 well pleased whh e, that would not
axe $50 for II II could obtan smother OF the
same kiud. nni ny expeTienc', that there s. at
leasr saving 81 30 per acre IN The wa of secu
ring Nheai, Owe, that cut aud pui up by the sloa;
approved Tespers. In fact soald not let NY sp-
proved reapers In fact would not let ny grain he
cut 10 any other way, itwere % rcd 20 DO pair
the snock free Of expence.
StMUrL MILIIGAS.
-v-sr TIRE Hrass, My 2sts. iooa.
endorse the above.
Fw. NTLIIGAS.
Ono year ago W. pu-chased cue " he IinDois Har-
vesiers, aud would not disp with the use OF II
for any prce. W. most chseriully endorse all that
Mr. Nilligan has said shove, about ia mode Of Sc
Curing grain. JOSEPH PECK
JOHN RANKIN,
no, .niy endorse ali taal NJ Nilican ..ys about
bis Illia1is Harvester. but viii fcrI6er ssy thai
would no .ase 600 Tor my machine II e0ulc nc,
JAMES JACKSON.
W. have used Que Of HaInss' Iluol. Hsrvesters
during he last two seaso With entire saisfacti U
and would say or bro her formers that would
y OF taxe ESQ., or ihs Gus We have. We could net
procsre another u the sarc I'd aud we endorse
ing THos Y COOPER.
rETlp Lyons.
o;ter Greek Township, viso Co.. Ind.
Mr. GsosIA -sns I hsv, used one cf HAMS II.
inois Harvestsrs for the last too year., sDd 5avs
us various kinds " the most approved rss2sr- ~
other patterns. ard Odd b. cioss ss,cuiat!on that
can ave aoout twotLrss ~ ibs expense ~ utlug
the m IL Harvester fwo1il 80. a.. - go fcr
the ore svc II could -e'yt rnfe tsr1 - - fts
sauc fiaf
ltd not cost r.. ncTc thiu q .tf. pr EceT e
harvest NY wheat tlo pet NO years. taking into
e0nsidefs;iou u.e frtso CO sowing and saving Il The
sEsin JACOB BROWN.
III. e'.yv usmei g-n'ienen ara al % - IT. g.
GU itzi-al al tFO ~f.tt1 oi. h.rr's ~ -
RE usslc and would VI l.usly gvc any iuf.r.
maj. - = tbe use AID utility o. Ills Harvester.
tost nav - 1tktd.
/ st1'son % 3 above nsmed naryestcr tssea
.not Ccalblued Reaper ssd MO~cr tRsd'-l that
- ~arrtui 70 Do g0ci work. sd Which wiil scn
ior 800 o. twelve months tire. o. exchange ioy
Grain q good bogses.
Ian also suo sg,ui for ite iusils 0slesIsled Duck
4 Eve Combined Bsspers snt Mowcrs aaid 20 se the
I bet ia 80. liza GROVER,
Agtffsr Yirc and surrounding counties
S~fiea.e cal ant o.tsia pamphlet aud exam
iGo the M-chine.
Sa.1. fs't IL Public square. Telfe Hsass
June 9dkwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

lsAY 70 you. ms constituents, that as your
sspresenfnfire. ril nsreY roie ono dollar.
ore nan. or oae s1n 70 the Adrsinisfr9fion o.
AbTehGn LiscDla 20 make War EP0g tie
Sos'A --DASl.l " yoJkuirs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09
MUSICAL.
Coopers Warted.

NIN OR EIGHT GOOD JOUR
- rsyuen Cooprss and employ nleut . Brown
ion. I've miles West 81 Eugene. Ind. We desire
them 70 make whisky Barrels. and viii pay sisty
crnis per barrel We desire cur work done iuims
aiafelr. Boarding be bad AZ two dollars pr
wrcf or ,,ch q the hsads - desire IL.
BROWN a CO.
jan f..1t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

100 600 LBS. WOOL wAsrED. aEe fer
1OOsOOO which | will pay ths highest
price iu1cash, 81 my Leather store,
No Itz Main street, TeTre H-utc. nd.
iuay@sit l.. a. BURNETT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

90 To \. 4. BURROWS. No.
-. Main street l1u ~iu nrd his bcuse faii
81 Fresh ticof- 81 every ihing tbst be put In
house a TIE Kind Ard sold ior very small pfost fof
cab A. The gods are bought for cssh snt ~ NY
I'll. fhe quality snd price VIII compare favorable
With Any house In The city.
Kvesything sold VII - seii,ed - sny part II TIE
city frrt q charre.
CT a. No -. Main sfreef, Trffc nssse, Indiana.
4. FrnR0w's.
szFchlsiu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09
TONSORIAL.

Medicated Hair Wash.
DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
Il having rrcfied his shaving sud Rair pr..-ine
ssiopu, adjoining the TcTrc Hslfe Housr, bcgs leave
10 niogn the cilrens and public generally, that l.
4 Tow prepared 20 wait upon customers IA ~
uausi sat'sfsctory manner. Strict attention given g.
Sharpening And Cutting fssiss AMI fAttis Carl
Hair. Ck0 y. CANADA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09
MEDICAL.
uElMBoLD's GRNujxY parY.
IL TON

'Bl5aLl CoecEST1Arfn.,
COMPOUND ffiID r,crR.f.r ,.......,.
Festive AID cpscirc Eemecv
FER Diseases cltLc bLaDDt A. KfrNFve .s,.x.,
md i1kUPSlcAL SifLLLlHGs. '''-,' -
t1's -iea.sine l-srea.e. - ccvt- = l..ss..,.
49,. 49, .A.,''s 'hs SvkbtAlS into lsG,'ly suisr
y Which TIE NATfkY or cAlckLnts -.
tc..s, -t'c al l1~A1rRAI ENi.N f.GENEAIs a.
reduced. a. vel a. PAIN AID i>TIArN lTro,
a. = rfoc Ter
~ r.,frx nj, ,.,,,, ,.,...
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09
EXPRESS COMPANY.
MERCHANTS
DESPATCH,
oHntd and Managed ~ The American fxrress c.,
FRO u.NEw YORK AND RosTo~.
70 the West 81. South West
I'm special Cars on Emsxraut Pas
>engcrTrains.

>eugcr Trains.
TIME RECEIPTS GIVEN
he absve Dsspssch ffp arsis Ciooi. sta mere ~
petitions rate han any Fac ru-rtnr Vet. c1cept
The regular Esprss Conracy. Forwarding blls.
covering the entire ronie fror S,f York ant hoson
suarsn.eeirx tine. will he given
Marx all packsxs~ "Nerchsnf-' Despatch" and
deliver ct he Depot foot u B.rc,sy 81, y. r. and
western r. n CO, rsston, Massachusetts,.
xa-rhiss9u TURNER a NcKEES.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09
AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS, LOOK TO YOURINTEREsT
HARVEST or 1859
Haines' Illinois Harvester.

The Agent of this celebrated ma
L chine has the pie sry, ofofcrng 10 The farming
Community perfect m4chinc. which Is md ubtt a.
lr he best Hsrves;ing NachNc IN Tho wnril.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

OLD "a YOUNG. SINGLE, NAkfIFD. or Cl.S--
1k.fiATLsc MARRIAGE
- > 81 AFFECTIONS PECULIAR 10 frxst.tS
he Extract bcchu u nreCuslle b. any olh,I fcr,.S,
- I. -iptcs's GO hetent.sl. lrl.grlarfty Isirfaf
Issf. - Saprrsfsou ~ Cs-foTr ary fSsru -tte.s =
certtsf eT -cr-tnss late Of tic Itrrus Ieuco-, 49,
or N:is'. sief'y, ari lsr a.. complaints incld FL
- te 80. whether srsias for lnti.rretior lIs,t.
Of A. ea-io- or in thc
nECfsSk OK CHANGE cFLlFr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09
f'-ti-Sh OK CHANGE CT LIZ.
sly SYMPTOMS ABOVE
~ FAMILY fEoCI-D d. WITHOUT II

IL nElsnolp's EXTRACT pccHr - all are
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09

A proof that the Hood Purifier and Pills are
pursy Vegetable have the certificates Of thoss en-
fueut chemists Prcls.scTs Chiffon q Stw Yea. and
Locke Of Cincinnati.
Rad mr. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates
pablsh-d IN eonspieoou. Fass 81 this PAPER ffofn
time 70 time.
Price % The Scandinavian Vegetable blood puri.
FER 81 PER bottle or $ por half loren. OF The an-
dipsyian Vegetable Blood Plr p cents Ter boz, or
8 coxc- Tor 81.
rrincIai cs.oe and saic-roonn, No Last Fourth
St. % Buiidl pg from Main 81, Cinc-Dn.t. =. Lab
srstor,, No. is Hammond Stree:
FOR SALE By
2 y. ieSSF L'N. rerre Beute
y sGNINSlftN.
~ !. SHUEN, NeT 6cshfl.
fslka ~ SNIRk, CsDusf.ls
4lt 49, nruksial. tnt A~f,.ans- s..~sstfs
fhrosistpvt tle boi..i state. sri rArsdss
fs1a2vfi
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

to the community from the proposed tax VIII
be the certainty which it will afford to adver-
tisers of the actual extent of the circulation OF
the different journals At present great deal
of money is spent in this way which never
yields cent return. By the force of impudent
assertion and lying, many journals succeed in
getting advertisements to which they have no
legitimate claim, their alleged circulation being
for the most part fictitious. AS soon as tax in
spectors are appointed, and quarterly returns
are made from each newspaper Office, there will,
of course, no longer be any possibility Of
these bogus concerns swindling the public.
But it is not alone on the newspaper press
that tax should be imposed. Magazines, re-
views and periodical publications of every sort
should be embraced within its operation. We
do not in fact, see why books should be e1-
empted from it. If heavy stamp duty were
to be laid on the piles of trash in the shape Of
novels, which are daily issued by American pub
fishers, the public taste and morals would alike
be benefited by it.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
Died.

ALRxANDER.-At Hartford, Conn. on Monday, January
2o EJzABsn T., wife Of Thos. A. Alexander in the SD
year OF her age.
BRADy.--On Tuesday, January q, OF consumption.
NARy, the beloved wife Of Michael Brady, q native OF
the town OF Muingar, county Westmsath, ireland.
The relatives and friends or the family and those OF her
brother James Corr are respectfully invited attend
the funeral from her late residence No AGO East Fsur.
sssnth street. between avenues and B. this Thursday
afternoon, ~ two O'Clock precisely.
BRowu-0n Wednesday, January "a, ELLEN ENmy,
daughter Of William Il. and Ellen X Brown, aged years.
! month and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this (Thursday) afternoon
d one O'Clock from the residence Of her parents No
Bedford street, near Houston.
Co~wAY.--on Wednesday evening, January a. ExrA
FpAScns only child Of Rev. Thos ". and Eliza J. Con
way aged IL months and ~ days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral. a 1ss Ninth avenue, this Thursday
evening" a eight O'Clock. The remains will be taken 70
Tarrytown, on Friday morning, for internent
ElxIrDoRr. -0n Tuesday, January Il, JANE, infant
Of Edmund Rlmsndorf, Jr and Rachel Wright, his
wife, aged month
His remains were taken to the Cemetery Of the Ever.
green's.
For-EIfnu, ths beloved wifo Of Michael Fox, native
Of Sligo, ireland, In the 3sth year Of her age.
There will be Of requiem celebrated for the re
pose Of her SOUL this hursday) mornn n ton oclock
in ST. AIMS church, Asof place The remains will be re-
moved from thence TO Calvary Cemetery for atsrmeut
this af.erposp, ~ tafpss. eas O'clock The frSpds Of
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
NEWS FROM the UPPER POTOMAC.
FRKDzaioK, Jan. 20, 1862.

FREDxnioK, Jan. 20, lS62
The latest intelligence from Western Virginia is to the
effect that General Jackson Romney and partially
occupies the town. whs General Lander has fallen back
few miles toward Cumberland. There has been no
action General williams brigade remains at Hancock
Refugees from Martinsburg bring intelligence that there
srebut seventy militia in that under Madenbush
and that these anxious 10 throw down their
and join the Union forces This be the genera
sentiment throughout that region.
General Jackson was near Romnsy, with IT 900 men,
and few mon, principally mounted militia, were st
Dufelds station, Boomers Furnace and Kearneysvills
Cross Roads At Winchester there were but two hundred
militia.
The Martnsburg Republican Of the nth instant appeals
to the Governor Of Virginia to the negroes Il says
that at the late battle Bath tho rebel forces
met by seven hundred nggsrs the Union side, who
killed three Of the rebel officers, privates, and
wounded fifty others belonging to . Southern German
regiment.
An officer in the Twelfth Indiana regiment has received
letter from Captain Williams, recently captured oppo
site Dam No. f. He writes that he 10 in prison Rich
mond and desires assistance He says the prisoners
have but little TO cat, and are literally eaten up with
vermin.
man named Wright, formerly Of Baltimore, has been
detected in endeavorng to procure tho transportation Of
several sacks Of salt into Virginia at Dam No. 4,
speculation He is now in custody.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

The Hon. BEN. WOoD AS NOvELIsT.-The
firm of Carleton Il Co. has in press, and will
soon publish, novel, by the Hon. Ben. Wood,
entitled "Fort Lafayette; or, Love and Seces-
SION" This novel will be such great literary
curiosity in its way that we sincerely hope that
the government will not find it necessary to
suppress the work, as it suppressed Ben. Woods
romantic productions in the defunct Daily NeDs
Ben. Wood came very near having an intimate
personal acquaintance with the interior of Fort
Lafayette at one time, and we suppose his novel
describes what would have happened if he had
been sent there. In this view of the case, it
strikes us that the title Glove of Secession
would be much more appropriate for the book
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
THE BATTLE OF SILVER CREEK.

battle fought, about the 10th Of tho present
month"; tho county line between Howard and Randolph
Counties Missouri about thirty miles north OF Bonneville
aud in bend of Silver creek. Tho rebel force was about
1850 men, under Pondexter while the Union forco
sisted parts of four companies Of the First Iowa cavalry
under Major Florence about two hundred strong
dred Of errs horse under Major Hunt and parts Of
four companies Of the First Missouri cavalry under Major
Hubbard aso Captain Fosters Ohio company under tho
last nanmod Major-egethcr two hundred srong-making
the entire force five hundred The balance OF tho
several companies, together with two hundred state
troops sent by Colonel Matthias from Boone Vile were
left in camp at Faycte, to defend wagons
and camp. Their pickets had been driven in
and they had ample time set their camp in order The
Union advance first fred upon and the rest has
tened up on foot The brought ne but the
denBe fog and smoke OF the enemys fire. almost hid them
from the view OF the Union troops In instant however,
the firing commenced along The Union lines and with Colts
six shooting revolving carbnes the made the woods
ring with almost nccssant volcy. In the meantime,
rushing the enemy from the hill the left, when,
after Q flre lasting only twenty minutes their lines
waversd, broke, and they threw away thor arms
and fed In grand scatter in an opposite d.
pursued short distance up the hill through the woods
and being nearly dark the Union troops returned,
burned the rebel camp consisting OF fifty -four wagons
and harness, quantity OF clothing, blankets, &c, &c.
They captured prisoners, hundred and seventy
ve good horses and Immediately pitched their camp
OF woods and within mile Of the battle ground Before
they had left the burning camp Poindexter had sent
flag Of truce for his dead and wounded Their dead
the field not than twenty, but before morning
it had reached nfty, many of them had been fatally
wounded
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

BROOKLYN ArnxSSux.-Mrs. John Woods scco nd per-
ormance last evening was much moro numorousy at
tended than the opening night the hall being crowded
m every part. From the unusual warmth displayed there
seemed be disposition the part Of her audience to
prove Mrs Wood that the refusal to allow her to
pear the Academy only increased tho claims TO tho
support of the Brooklyn public She enthusiastically
appauded her aNparance, and was repeatedly called
before the curtain during the evening.
Tho performances consisted Of the popular comcetta,
"a Ionn OF Lover and the comic sketch Of Mischief
Making" in both Of which Mrs. Wood charmed the
dence by hor delightful acting and singing She well
supported by Mrs vining, Mrs. Skerrett and Messrs
Lewis Baker and G. wacot, Jr. Tho Nightingale Polka
played by Messrs Koppz and Lothian the pccolo and
agcoet obgato between tho two pieces, encored
1t deserved TO be.
This evening Mrs Wood takes her benefit aud will
peat "Jenny Lind in which she gives her nmitable im
tatons Of popular opera singers well as the character
of Manotte in "Mischief Making In which she made
such hit last night. There will no doubt be
flowing audience this occasion, well out OF compl
ment to directors OF the Brooklyn Academy TO the
tair comedienne herself
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man." something like Hermann, but more like
Professor Anderson.
For further curious information, however, we
must refer our readers to the report itself, and
only beg them to notice the smallness of lobby
prices last year. The present Legislature will
doubtless change this, and run up the tariff
of lobby charges There are so many bills for
city railroads, for transfers of land, and for a
thousand other lobby schemes forthcoming, that
$45 will not do this year for ''ten days services
at arguing;" and if Alderman Brady goes to
Albany again, this winter, he will have to take
sixty thousand, instead Of six thousand dollars,
to make his rest comfortable "between two
feather beds"
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS

UAvASA-steamsbip Columbia-L M Gottschalk, MAI Ma.
retlcc and lady, r bAbelAI Mad DAngri Alfred Joel,
Mr. Zpotto, v Escorlers. Samson, Browne, Ro.
line Stevenson Mr. Terry Sanchez Rubis Joseph grce,
Plumb, Bearer Of Dispatches from Merco . rssott,
iton, s. woodruff, L Heddngs, K Hurques, Roger
Murques, Teas Bracchi, W. 4 Stewart \ soer.
A A Fernandez ", Sanchez cowsnder, De Soto.
long and servant, MayorgA, Norman, j Fernan-
oei, M Ropes Green, p Dassc,.. d Silva, u D
Rodriguez, Cohn, N Robins, winans DR. L Crane,
I.yro, Victoria, S,s Te:sere, Miss worde Bern;
child Mrs Conn, Miss Ccel q Bonei Davis Lam.
bert Holdnorft Mr. and Mrs Burk and children,
Hension, l. Dupie, varine. Mrs Cosns, La Cror,
Poulion, willlsms 2 Dsmarn, NIsohert 0lsseoy,
ID X Pomroy L Howes-and the Aztec children.
Ksr wrsr--stsamshp Illinois-D Grant, r A Foster.
@ Tsbert W u Law.