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GROWERS THEATRE,

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PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. near Willard 8 Hotel
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TIL e EVEN ING
Twenty seventh appearances of
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MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
Lat night hut three of Mr. l.. y. BARRETT
The ereat Comedians, SETCHELL and ROC ERS
To commence with KotEebue's grand play.
THE STRANGER
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CANTERBURY HALL!
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SITrR srnEKY
In the Rear of the National Hotel
FIRST WEEP
MILE ANNETrA
GALLETTI,
GALLETTI.
GALLETTI,
GALLETTI.
THF BEST FRENCH DAEsEUss IL THE WORLD
GALLETN
CHALLENGED
ISABELLA CUBAS
But In. much ltrded CHbaS did not arcspI,
MILE GALLETTI
is without doubt the best da 'seuse in the world
hayirg danced st more first class theatres than any
dsnseuse before the public.
FIRST APPEARANCE
MONS VELARpE,
MONS. Z. EELARDE.
THE GALLETTI AND VELARDE
BALLET TROUPE,
In the Beautiful Ballet entitled
ESMERALDA.
ALL or THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
Will remain, and will appear
TONIGHT d.
IN A SPLENDID BILL,
Doors open, tN O'Clock; performance, N.
Admission Is cents. Orch estrs - cents
GRAM. ,4ETERNOON PEREORMINCE
THANKSG1VING DAY.
l OOk y Y oou ,
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW Yong. May 6.


FLOUR market rules heavy and 5@1Oc
lower. with limited demand for export and
home trade; sales at O095 05 for super
Western; 30@5 80 for common to good
shipping brands extra R. q. o.; 60@5 IS
for trade brands; market closing heavy.
WHISKY less active; prices without de-
cided change; sales at 242c.
WHEAT dull and declining; red State ! %.
RYE quiet at s0@s3c.
BARLEY quiet at 80@s5c.
Corn dull and heavy at 53@5sc for mixed
Western.
COFFEE less active; prices of all kinds
are well maintained sales of Rio at l9c.
SUGAR steady and firm; CUBA 65(974c.
MoLAsSEs steady.
Pork more active and shade frmer /;
sales at IS 90 for mess 10 0o@l0 % for
prime.
MONEY easy at 41(96 per cent on call.
STERLING exchange dull and lower at
1901 l34 for merchants bills; 1870
IA for bankers bills.
AMERICAN gold declined to 2s(924c
premium. Government stocks dull; U.
S. 6's at o1@l OF.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

BALTIMORE, May 6.-Among the prison.
ers taken at Yotktown-is the Chief of En-
| gineers of Gen. Johnston's staff, who states
while the rebel army at Yorktown amounts
ed to 80, 900 men, he gives a most deplora-
bic account of the condition of the army.
He says they will be unable to make a
stand anywhere this side of Richmond
Their retreat commenced before daylight
Saturday morning. He doubts not that the
advance was twenty miles distant at the
time the last gun was fred from Yorktown
on Saturday morning.
I Gen. Mcclellan signalled FIVE gunboats
laying before Yorktown to proceed up the
river to West Point, and to remove all OBJ
structions in their way. Quite aafieet of
steamers and vessels loaded with troops
were discovered, and pursuit commenced,
resulting in the capture of some of them,
whilst others were ran ashore and fred by
those on board, who escaped to the woods.
It is said that by 3 o'clock P. NJ the gum
boats had reached West Point, the head of
navigation, nearly 80 miles above York
town, frequently Smelling parties of the en-
envy who were flying along the shore, and
thanking that portion of the retreaitug ar
my who were moving towards West Point
to take the railroad to Richmond.
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New York, May 5.-The Hammonia has
arrived. i{3 fn&
The steamship China arrived out on the
21st, and the Etna and Jura on the 23d.
The steamer Wisbeek, with military
stores for Canada, is missing.
The Admiralty had ordered all wooden
cervettes sloops, and gunboats to be IRON
clad, and converted into powerful floating
Armstrong batteries the work to be COM
menced Immediately. Tue Royal Sovereign
is in course of conversion to a cupola, and
will have beak below water, acting as
powerful ram. oH u -
Eight thousand Montenegrins and 1000
Insurgents attacked the Turks at Niksich.
The insurgents were repulsed eight times.
The Montenegrins retreated, leaving GOO
dead oa the field. Three hundred and fifty
three Turks were killed, and very many
wounded.
ITALY.-General Guyon had ordered the
brigand chief, Centrillos, into arrest, and
seized 100000 cartouch boxes and br igand
uniforms. Garibaldi is forming rife clubs.
The clergy at LeccO had sent an address,
bearing 700 signatures, praying him to le-
nounce temporal sway, and bless Italy.
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: New YORK, May 6.-The ship Emile
ST. Pierre, which was captured sometime
since by our blockading feet and prize
crew put on board, with orders to make for
Philadelphia, was subsequently, recsptured
by the rebel Capt. Wilson, who through
stratagem made prisoners of all the prize
crew and prize masters. The vessel srriv ed
at Liverpool on the 21st, the captain being
assisted in navigating her with only three
or.four,men who, with himself, were allow
ed to remain on board by our cruiser who
captured her. Lieut.. Stone, was placed in
charge of the Emile st. Pierre by our
gunboat, and overpowered by Wilson and
the rebel steward and cook and placed in
irons.
letter from first class merchants in
Baltimore to a Liverpool mercantile firm,
states under date of Baltimore, A ril 9th,
that the federals suffered severe defeat in
battle at Yorktown. The Merrimac and
several other iron-clad vessels are out
This was received in Liverpool by the
steamer China, and shows that all the mer-
chants in Baltimore are not yet loyal.
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= : = -1- sz-ss 2
i lssSAa b.! - ~ fsI~sSs resFs TSSgs
| are lhnE guah0atz IA tbs seryice. McClsI-
/ Ian has transports snfsciert to forward 2O.-
/ 900 additional soldiers from Yorktown to
West Point Immediately. 1t will not be
| surprising If he captures the bulk of the
rebel army, and takes Richmond 10 a week.
The French Minister went to Richmond
to assure the rebels that the Emperor does
not recognize them as a power among the
nations. That England and France. by re-
cognizing them as belligerents did all that
could be expected on the part of neutral
governments. That the blockade of their
ports is effectual. That they are fairly
beaten in arms and their independence as
nstioa impossible. That continuance of
hostilities by tie threatened destruction of
the cotton aud tobacco crops of the citizens
would only be a Wanton injury to the
commerce of the world-injuring England
and France even more than the U. S., and
that a resort to guerrilla warfare as propos-
ed when their enemies are destroyed, would
Gemoralize society and be simply a return
to barbarism. The rebels have been admon-
ished, therefore, that cessation of HOSTILE
ties is a duty they owe to themselves and
the world, which all civilized nations will
unite in requiring Of them.
E. B. Lathrop, operator on the u S. mil
itary telegraph, died last night from iDjur-
les received by an explosion of torpedo,
placed by the rebels in the deserted tele-
graph Office at Yorktown. Mr.. Lathrop
was a resident OF Springfield, Ohio, and
was highly esteemed.
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TRIRuNE's p1spArcH.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The Select Com
mittee of the House on Con6scation and
Emancipation has instructed its Chairman,
Sir. Elliott, to report two bills. The first,
which is agreed to by NOEL, of Missouri,
as well as by Messrs. Elliott, Hutchings,
Bowman, and Sedgwick, but opposed by NAL
lory, of KY, and Cobb, of N. j., con6scates
all property, real and personal, of all lead
ing classes of rebels, embracing somewhat
more than are covered by Senator Sher.
mans bill, who shall continue In rebellion
after the passage of the bill. By another
section, the property of all other rebels
who continue such sixty days after its pass
age, share the same fate. The President is
to seize the property, but the Courts are to
institute proceedings. The claims of loyal
creditors are made liens upon the property
taken.
The other bill which, only the Repub-
lican members of the Committees bare
majority-approve, iberates, upon its pass
age, the slaves of all rebels. Two addi-
tional sections to the first bill were dis
cussed but not acted on, Mr.. NOEL being
opposed to them. By one it is declared that
under this bill slaves shall not be held to be
property. By the other, provision is made
for the enrolment of all loyal persons
within the rebel districts who shall become
free on such enrolment, and may be in
such numbers as are required to be enlisted
in the military service of the o United States.
Both will probably be moved in the House.
HERALD's DISPATCH.
The Administration is fully satisfied that
the road to Richmond is fully opened, and
the rebel army of the East utterly routed.
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LOUISVILLE, May 6.-Capts. Hazlett and
Mckinney, Lieuts. Carey, Chambers, Dial,
Thomas, and Reynsrd, OF the I'd Ohio, with
70 priVates; Capt. Jennifer and Adjutant
Neal, with lis men of the 18th Ohio
Lieut.. Mitchell (the Generals sony, of Ken
nett's cavalry Capt. Ewing and two Lieu
tenants of the 2lst Ohio, with So privates,
were taken prisoners at Pulaski, last FRI
day, by 1000 of Morgan's cavalry, after a
fight of two and a half hours. The pris-
oners were subsequently released on parole,
and are now at Nashville. Morgan lost six
killed and two wounded. Our loss was two
killed, three wounded, and one missing.
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BALTIMORE, May 6.-The following is
taken from the Americans special Fortress
Monroe letter
The French steamer Gazendi came down
from Yorktown bringing the French Min
lister and Capt. Fox, Assistant Secretary of
the Navy.
We learn that up to 10 O'Clock the steamers
with Gen. Franklin's Division had not gone
beyond Yorktown, failing to hear ON
above.
One of the gunboats which went up York
river on Sunday morning has returned
She reports that she found the river unob-
structed and that our gunboats had reached
West Point that force had been landed
and bridge on the road to Richmond was
destroyed. Several rebel transports were
overtaken going up the river, several of
which were run ashore and burned, those
on board escaping, while others were cap
tured -. r...
Latest advices state that Gen. Mcclellan
is with the advance which is supposed to be
before williamsburg, in which direction
there has been brisk cannonading all day.
Yesterday afternoon q schooner came
down James river from Richmond, and
when near Newport News, was run ashore
on the South side of the river Her singu-
lar movements attracted considerable at
tention, ead the men were seen to take their
boats ard pull for Newport News. They
said they had Intentionally run her ashore
for the purpose of reaching our lines, and
that she contained sixty tons of coal for the
MeFrimac. Several boats were Immediately
manned and started out for the purpose of
endeavoring TO tow her off, but finding this
to be impossible, they set her on fire and
she burnt TO the waters edge. The Merri-
mac was in sight at the time, but did not
venture to save the vessel. The crew were
taken to headquarters, and they gave de-
plorable account of affairs at Richmond
The rebel-troops regarded all further at.
tempts to sustain the rebellion sheer folly.
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spEc1AL TO LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.

NASHVILLE, May 6.-Gen. Dumont, with
WooIford's and Smiths Kentucky, and
Wynkoop's Pennsylvania cavalry, attacked
Morgan and Woods cavalry, 800 in num-
Der, at Lebanon, Tenn, on Monday morn
ing, at o'clock. The rebels were utterly
routed, and large numbers slain, and loo
taken prisoners. Nearly all their norses
and arms were captured. They fled after
fohtinq one hour and a half General Du-
mont is in pursuit, and will capture the
whole force, The prisoners viii be here
this evening. 1t was brilliant affair, and
managed with great skill by Gen. Dumont.
Morgan is reported killed. Col. Woolford
was seriously wounded in the abdomen,
and Col. Smith wounded in the leg. The
rebels were completely surprised and out
witted.
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TINES DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Gen. Franklin's
division, which Gen. Mcclellan has ordered
to West Point at the head of York river,
was on board of transports when the reb-
els abandoned Yorktown. They were kept
on board by Gen. Mcclellan for the very
service they are performing, and will
doubtless be able to intercept tie rebel re-
treat to Richmond, compelling them to
give battle or surrender.
The main road of retreat up the PENN
sula is close on the bank of York river
which will bring the rebel army within
range of our gun boats that are conducting
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In relation to the collection of the taxes Of the
Oity CT Evansville, passed May 8. 1899.
AN ORDINANCE

In relation to the collection of the taxes of the
Oity Of Evansville, passed May 8. 1892.
SECTION 1. Be 10 ordained By tie Common Cornell
Of The City Of Evansville, That any person or per-
sons who may hereafter be charged assessed
with CITY taxes, and who shall by themselves,
fully paid within thirty days from the time when
the duplicate Of said taxes shall have been plaoed in
the hands of the Collector, shall be entitled to a
deduction Of three per cent, of the amount of such
tax and all persons who shall in like manner
cause their taxes to he paid after the expiration Of
said thirty days, and within sixty days from the
time Of the delivery of the dup ieste to said COL
lector, shall be entitled to abduction of one and
oue-half per cent of the amount of said taxes !:
Provided, that nothing herein contained shall be
construed as to prevent the Collector from pro-
ceeding, previous to the expiration of said sixty
days. to collect any such tax BY advertisement and
sale Of property, sgreeably to the Charter and Or
dinances OF said city.
Attest: w. BAKER, Mayor.
p BURKK. Clerk
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, May G.
FLOUR dull, but not lover super 4 500
435.
WHEAT less firm, but not quotably lower +;
red 95@9s; white 0O@l OF, at
CoRN-Active demand for shelled for the
army 5000 bush sold at 35, to arrive, in
bulk ear corn in good demand at 34c.
OARS buoysnt at 35@36c.
WHISKY advanced to Ice, and in good
demand f; sales 1000 bbls.
MESS Pork in good demand; 1900 bbls
sold at 10 5o@ll 90; latter rate for good
city brands.
= Lard in good demand 1000 tcs sold at
z lei nothing Of importance in other. arti-
cles in this line-
GROCERIES, unchanged and quiet demand
limited. s-.
EXCHANGE steady. GEs
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SPECIAL TO CHICAGO JOURNAL.

PADUcAH, May 6.-Jef. Thompson is in
western Kentucky, with 1000 cavalry. He
came across a company of Curtis Nebraska
Horse, yesterday, near Dresden, and scat
tered them in every direction. No loss of
life. Quite an excitement exists in the
country in regard to this raid of Jeff7s.
A report is current, and generally believ-
ed, that Corinth was evacuated last night.
Our troops are now in full possession.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.


A Rebel prize Escapes-Gen.
Mcclellan Pushing the
Rebels-Our Gunboats at
West Point-Brilliant sue
cess of Gen. Dumont-
Morgan's cavalry routed,
and the Leader killed-The
Rebels completely routed
-Dumont in active Pur-
suit-A party of Union
troops Surrender after a
two and a Half Hours
Fight, &C., &c.
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MORNING REPORT

Unimportant specials Con
fiscation bills now pend
ing-Some kind of a bill
J likely to pass-New York
Times thinks Mcclellan
will capture the bulk of
the Rebel army, and take
Richmond in a week-La-
ter from Europe-Arriva1
of the Hammonia-&c., &c.
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CONFEDERATION NOTICE-

ORDER FOR BhICK SIDEWALK.
April 10, Is62.-And now Il Is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the of all lots or parts of
lots, fronting on or adjoining the Northwest side
OF Cherry street, between Second and Third streets,
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought 20 the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk Of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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CORP RATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A BACK SIDEWALK.


April 10. Is62.-And it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
OF Evansville, that the of P'l lots psrLs
OF lots fronting adjoining the northwest eide Of
sycamore st., betweel Third and Fourth Streets,
Ia said City, cause the side walks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, aud that they cause
q side walk Of Glass No. / to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication OF
this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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"a "a il 7sEEs=vv;vss, szaF v,'z-5i.s 0o4s Gca45s
letter OF th5 American q the 9Th inst, says
that Gen. ,MeClellan's advanee is beyond
Williamsburg and that our gunboats are at
West Point, having on their way captured
or destroyed many rebel transports. A re-
port was current of the capture of large
number of prisoners A force had been
landed al West Point and destroyed rail-
road bridge leading TO Richmond.
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WASHINGTON, May 5.-The rumOred
statements of foreign Intervention to induce
the Government to cease its efforts to put
down the rebellion as well as those about
projected arrangements and compromises
with the rebels are without foundation.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


UhUHh
April 10. IS62.-And now it Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Coun Ill of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts OF
IDts fronting on or adjoining the Mort beast
side Of Ffth St., between Sycamore and Vine ST.,
in said city, cause the side walks thereon to be
br ught to the prtpfr grade, and that they
a sidewalk of ClSss No. 2, TO be laid
down thereon within thirty days from the publ
cation of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOB PLANK sIDE-WALK.
April 10, 1se2.-And now 1t IL hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City
Of Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts
of lots fronting adjoining the Southeast side
ofGum St., between First and Second Sts., in said
City, the sidewalks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they cause q sidewalk
of Class No. to be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication Of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
C1arlrsa Cfaca Anil Ok 1852
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SPECIAL 10 CHICAGO rRlRUnr.

CAIRO, Way 6.-Ths steamer Walsh az
rived here this morning from Pittsburgh
Landing. The army had % far advanced
from the river that nothing was known of
its movements.
drenching rain was falling which had
continued "a hours without intermission.
a report was current that Pope's army
occupied Corinth on Sunday.
A few regiments were posted in front,
who are said to have been taken prisoners.
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.


ORDkR FOR A BRICK SIDEWALK.
April 19, 1862 And now it is hereby ordered
and directed BY the Common Council Of the city of
Evansville, that the of all lots parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the southeast side of
Sycamore Street. between Third and Fourth streets
in said City, Gauss the sidewalks thereon to .
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
O sidewalk Of Glass No. L, to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order.
P.BURKE, Clerk
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NJ ~ ? 2

AEas4sa@, k%=z&as- hsE ss.-r<g bS sAas
aicipaI election to-day resulted ia the ele7-
ton of most of the Union and pti,jayhawk-
ers ticket by a majority of thifty. The
Council are Union.
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Clerk's onlos, April Is. lse2.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
= 2 - ~
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
April 10, 1s62-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville that the of all lots or parts of
lots fronting adjoining the southwest side of
Tenth street, between Vine and Division Streets
IN said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk of GLASS No. 2, to be laid down there
on within thirty days from the publication of
this order.
p. BURKR, Clerk.
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0EtF OlcE = !. NH.lloi q p y t7oA.
G0RP0RATTON NOTIUE-

ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK SIDEWALK.
April 19, I862.-And now it Is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City of
EVANSVILLE that the of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting on adjoining the southwest side
OF third street. between Sycamore and Nine streets
in said City, cause the sidewalks in front there.
Of be repaired within thirty days from the
publication of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerk,s onlcs, Anril IS. 1852
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CINCINNATI, May 6.-The river has fallen
fifteen inches, and is now twenty-five and
a half feet in the channel. Weather cloudy
and cool. Mercury 500.
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PITTsBURG, May 6.-River seven feet and
six inches by the pier mark. Weather
cloudy, windy and cool. rr