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POLICE Pstroiman Britt arrested Patsy. ne
gro girl. charged with stealing from her ate nsG-
ter, II. w. Throgmorton, cradle, ssvera' blsr
kets and shirts; and from lady in Mr. r q fan
lily, breastpin aud a sum Of money SDs was
sent to jsNfor court by Justice CLARK IoL.
Kali, Thomas Wheatly, and Edward Gcldsmite'
arrested by the Seventh Ward pat .O.mln for diS
orderly conduct in that ward, were hned - each
by Justice Clark. Joseph Nathan sad Nav
having illegal possession Of horse; dismissed By
Justice Johnson. >. J. CLARKE, suspicious ch ai
acter; dismissed. Tim Leonard, Jas johnson
and John Brown, drunk; turned over 10 the IA
itary. William Flood and CatU I-ine Flood pro
fame, dIsOrderly, and using indecent !a1gus ge;
sent TO the workhcuse for 80 DAYS by Justice Wal
ter. Henry Grant, fShtingi haed 81. :. :.
Nichols, do do. Julis EonnOr. abusive Ian
guage; dismissed. c. w Patterson, dis orderly
and throwing stones; dismissed by Jus,.cs Clay
tOO
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Lust AND EitJNJ.

T OsT-On the 9Th infant, between the Marine
IL Barracks and the Metropolitan Hotel, q bundle
OF PAPERS. with the subsoriheI's name attached.
liberal Iewssd Will be paid for the delivery OF the
m7s.. w. AT MADDOX.
G2 REwhRD-stt.ysd OF stolen. on Fridsy,
ts MAY S ad ss, MAR e. yts
The above Isa.fd viii Be- gwen for the re-: A2S
turn OF said mare TO the subscribe, on street,
IL. ~ WILLIAM BIRD.
STOLEN-On the ll,h April. lon.-'aH brown
- HORSE about tl5 hands hIgn. one ~
suitable reward vii be airen, If brought ES21
to r. r. C0NKLIN's Static, l4th street. below
~, %SiI:Id. Hotel Was hired BY person who gave
I osT-On or about the goth of April. between
II Go3Tseto.It and I'd street IN thus oLtI. two
them to the subscriber will be suitably rewarded.
ms-st Pa. svenue. between 10th and ii,h .'s.
GS REwARD-stayed from the subucrr Der, on
l.s two G4#sso%e ra et' red ana sh. ts
9Th rather recish neck; aud the le" er R..A.s
co9 ss
UPWARDS. Both SWING milk. The atove reward
COWS e nv premises Or rive m. such information
IS 'h' lead to the rsSfTsTy g! fhs s'nS SNcg
ms ST. Residence, N It. bet 9Th and SIN a. vest
I OST-At the RaiIrc sd Dpot, this morning,
- s6o Sos SaIts5 before siI o'clock, h,ok
leatboI TcCh6h 6OOh, cohLsln'nS twenty DOL
lars In Treasury notes, and Treasury warrants
on the Assistant TTessuTAr In New York a. fol-
lowe: No S56l fbr $50; No. 1852 for 52c9 IS; and
No Ss66, for SSS3 60. There were also other memo
rand. and acoo ,nts. AS the aynent Of the Treas
Gt be q
use to any but the Sner. $40 will be paid to any
person returning ths pocket book and contents To
the Kirkvood House. No questions viii bs asted
Ifths pocket book is returned, mInas the money
ms 81 X. Brown.
SToLEN.op Eld.y evening. M,y q, from the
- barracks at Kalorama Nights, black
HORSE, with two white spots on hind AN
legs and two white spots on 9 Iump; about IA
IL hands high; tIanded U. 3, In usual psoe; slso,
company E on left front shoalGer, Supposed 10
have been stolen By negro calling himself Joseph
Pam. liberal reward Will be given for infprma-
ton leading 10 the recovery OF said horse on Ap
plloetnn to heads uarters Of I0lst New York Tesi
ment, Kslorama Rights, or Superintendent NJ tro-
p.itan Police m6-lw'
GS REWARD.-strsyed or stolen, from the
dark brown MARE, with les her halter In
around her neck. and marked "U. >" snd<k
heavy with fold belonging to the Captain of the
German ARTILLERY. / will give the above reward,
DAVID ATKINS,
mist. Garrison street, Nav Ysrd.
CSn REWARD-For tho apprchennon land
gov delivery 70 me 81 BladensDurg, Mary -
land, or REQUIRED in sDy jail IN MARY land, SO az
that get him. of NE6RQ MAN, sylvester n
TinT, deceased, Of Prince 6sorse's oounty,A
Md. Sylvester ia of copper complexion; Of stout
statue about Elk feet hEni and OF pleasing counte
nance when spoken 70. be is well known In Wash
"gtsn eliy, and IL no doubt lurking In that place
/ viii give the above reward no matter whore
taken: DIoNYsIUS SHERIFF..
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ARlIvED at RiIey's Wharf schooner Ambition,
Of Philadelphia, with coal for Wsrdef L stewart,
corner Of n and Twelfth streets.
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The EMAScIFArIoN COMMISSIONERS This
following petitions were fled this mOfniaE -
MARSHALL Brown, siaves-HeHriettaL CJkr HAr
riet A Talbot, Mary J. Jackson, Pslsey Siuns
and jeremiah Jackson. Robert L Fay ;oF !
slave-Sarah A. Chandler. Mary Ann H6s'up.
.laves-CasPer II Hopkins and vs.. Il Slsil
iona kirkwocd, slaYrs-Lav!nia and Marian
Whitaker. Henry l.. Abbott, l slave-Ioanra
Cole. Thos. Woodward, 1 slave-Rachel Day
Edwin Cotton, slsves-Archie Martin Nnd WA
liam. Thomas Tblbsrt, slavcs-Hsrr:et Wi
liams and MARY, Sophia, Caroline and Csarles
Brown. Anna Bradley. 2 slsves-wn. and Je.
Richardson. Perry r. Bro mas, slsve-RzcLe'
Gardner. las. w alters, guardian, ! siaVe-Csr-
ollne Bell. James Walters, s,aves-Msrssr .,
Alexander and Maria Bailey. Caroline v Wal
tiers, l slave-Jesse NJ. Bell. Caroline Y. SaaI
ding, slsve-AnSelia Barlow. Samuel Nor
ment, slaves-Serena, Truman, Alice, Sam sad
Louisa. Marial II. Williams, slaves-K NV
Martin and Louisa and Lee. Lewis BROOKS.
slaves-Hannah and Rachel Ole. Euzs1te
Lindsley, slaves-SOphIa, Charles Henry, Ce-
celia and Thos. Sidney. Nathan {. McRre-
slaves-Robert and Nancy Thomas.
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Vocal CoScKRr "A vocal concert, by tn,
ChiIdren Of the Third District Primary School
10 announced for Thursday evening, May sth, q
Odd Fellow Hall, under the direction Of Prof
J. n Daniel, their music tescher. Misses Addi'
Thomson and susie Mcconnell will preside a
the piano. These concerts Of the little folks hav,
been yond erfuIIy sGccessfal heretofore.
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COrros HKRk We understand that the Hon
Caleb smith, Secretary Of the Interior, has su
tharized Mr. Newton, Superintendent Of the Az.
rieuIturaI DlVtdOn, 70 Use the ground enclosed
aIo=g the Ninth street ffont II the Z tent Once
b1iidIEg Ia exp,rianentihg en- The cultivation 81
cotton falls " II be interesting TO The curious 10
sUca Ina;ieTs.
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THREE O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

The Chain across the river destroyed
by Two of our Gunb boats.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
Ia: :sssisd .r re- Win the ScIid-rs
L. N. GOrTscHALK.
In conjunction with Grau's
Italian Opera Troupe,
Academy of Music, New York,
The celebrated p ina Donna Contralto.
ssIIs sN9R RsSRL8SEMI99LI't the great Tenor.
The famous B.fitons. brother of the late Amodio.
sIIssNN9E MAANSUsI: Primo Baritone,
s sISs8R smH Ha1:, the famous 6'''0'
Musical Director and Conductor.
This crest combination. Of Musical celebrities
THREE sE TfS PPE sRsffKgMMENEcFEAsL OPERA
On WEDNESDAY, THgR ssd FRIDAY.
ON "WEDNESDAY EVENING, May y.
The Programme will consist Of
A GRAND GOTTsCHALK CONCERT.
Of ten pieces. assisted BY Grau's Italisn Opera
Company. named as above, and the last act Of
Donisetu's tragic Opens,
La FAVORITA,
IN FULL COSTUME.
NINE. ELENA D'AN6RI in her renowned role
zig BRISNOLI as. .--- Fernando
olu' oOSlNl he---.----- baitnaAafs
On THURSDAY EVENING, MAYS,
will be performed Rosslnis celebrated comic opera
IL BARRIERS DE SEVIGLIh.
Aid l.. NJ. GOT rSCHALK between the acts.
On FRIDAY EVENING, Mays,
Donlxetti's latest great work,
BETTY
The Orchestra will be under the direction of the
distinguished conductor, SIC MUZIO
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
BIoss ClioIe 10 cents
L.
EdmAJ tACio. '----- oO ceLts.
Seats mar be secured, cor menolnE tn IL morning
Ia onday) 81 oolook, o. M, at Metze.Ott' Music
Store.
Doors open at ~, performance to commence at
8, mkSt
TT VOCAL CONCERT.
i HE Children Of the Third District Primary
sohool take reat pleasure IN announcing TO their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-07

MEssRs. II A. HAIL q 90. have removed their
stock Of India Rubber Goods from their branch
store, 3oo Pennsylvania avenue, back 10 Boston,
during the summer, where they will be pleased
to receive orders by telegraph mail for any and
all Of the various articles made from India Rub
Der OF Gutta Percha. Orders viii be forwarded
arrive In In twenty four hours ehsspsy 70 our cit
liens than they could be sold here Send on your
orders and have them nled az manufacturer
uices at Messrs. II. A. Hall 4 Co o warehouse,
(where they have the laSssst assortment Of India
Rubber Goods In tbs world, j IS Milk street, Ros-
ton, Mass. ma 7-w ram
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-07

IMPORTANT Observation-Disclosures Donovan was
before Justice Clayton Yesterday, on the charge
Of selling liquor to minors, after having been
fined the previous day for selling liquor without
license II was proven that she sold liquor to the
boys, which she did not deny. The justice, after
Corporation law on the subject the word minors
10 left out; the law only applying to apprentices
I 4 the law Of the Levy Court Of the county there
Is no difficulty, the term "slaves apprentices and
minors" being used. II would be well for our
City Fathers to supply the omission at once az no
doubt II was the intention to have included
minors as well a. apprentices, when the law was
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-07

The MAYoRALrY.-Wm T. Dove, Esq, at
present President Of the Board Of Aldermen, hav-
ing been solicited by number Of citizens to suf-
ser his name to be used a. candidate for the
mayoralty at the ensuing election, has addressed
a note to Msssrs. Jos. D. Bryan, r. II. L,skey, ].
them for the expressions Of approval of his course
heretofore, but declining to accede to their
wishes, on account Of the Imperative demands of
his private interests and asks his fellow
TO excuse him from further connection with mu-
nicipal Affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-07

FouRTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Befsrs Jssties
EaltW-E. J. Chadee, druak and disorderiy;
ington Clements, (col., fghting; do IS Dennis
Johnson, do; do. IS. John Sheckells, do; do.
~. John Maack, do; do. % So. Geo Thomas,
carrying concealed weapons and assaultipg per-
sons; dned &c. +..
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EOR KENT-A ferni.hed TOURIST ~ RkiCa
il DWELLIN6, N O pleasant and heAlthf0 part
Of the city, with hne large chambers aud pariUfss
bath room supplied with hycrart water, AZ g-s
throus bout o carnage house End stable tt,eche9.
This IL q desirable residence for an ~: q, az soy
erament employee in either one Of the De2ed-
and L. ffou totHm su
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GS REWARD-Strsyed or stolen from the
ga subscriber, on the 18th day of April 3 ~
dark brown NJ ARE. with q les her halter IN
around her neck. and marked "U. :" and Ia
heavy with fold belonging to the Captain of the
German ARTILLERY. / will give the above reward,
If she Is brous hi to me, SO can get her again.
DAVID ATKINS,
MI Sc Garrison street, Navy Yard.
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Of the Conference, b, their

favor foil convention Of the Conferences be their
delegates. With view 10 . call a en- esEly or
ht,r date, a. eircumsisn:ss favored, IL was de-
cided To leave the time sn place % the disc etc
of tie offcers named in The resolution 10 s also
uoderstood that wien lie general meeilng ia held
tie OH ce-s elect viii resign % shJrd the fall Cen
ference an opportunity Of clectinS OF cefs
DR.. Murray, having oStsirsd the en- ayssS.5n Of
the views Of the delegates, withdrew lis mcticr
prescribing the time for the call
Dr. Murray moved that tho names Of absent
delegates whose Credentials were before the Cor
ference be entered upon the rcil; sdonted
Also, thst TIE members Of the Maryland dele
gsHon be entered open the Conference r5ll.
On motion Of Rev. J. K Nichols, til proceed
ings were ordered 20 be published in the Me;hc-
dist Protestant Church Espsr; adopted
Rev. MI; Robey announced 10 the Conference
that Rev. w. r. Wright. OF Md., 10 very sick
and his recovery 10 considered doubtful.
On motion, the Conference al journed
closing prayer was offered by Rev. Or. Nv
ray.
among the ministers present we recognizes.
besides those OF tue District Of COlur1bls, Lss
Francis Waters, ID ID Rev. J. X Nichols, G-ss
ident Of the Maryland Conference; Rev Dr Thot
Sim, Rev. w. EyeTis., Of the Maryland Con
fs 'ence, and Rev. John J. Murray, CT Newark
Nj.
A "HrsH OLp TIsE AFTER PRAYER reetin.
at the street Baptist Church, on tho nj : at o.
Tuesday, the % uiticS, b3siness meet ~ was
convened, and the Treasurer OF the church made
2.
which led 70 debate, wherein the late treasure
NJ. John Tucker, took occasion 10 he severe OF
alderman 4. Z. Richards, sttributinq much Of
the disturbances or disagrsenents in the Congre
gation to bis ambition In seeking church III -ss
&c, &c. Whereupon a angry discussion e1Baed,
In which Messrs ROthwell, Burnett and Fo,bisb
defended Mr.. Richards.
After the OenedlCt4oa was pronounced friend
OF Nj Richards engaged In a controversy " n
one OF his opponents, ere the congregation ksc
lett, ending with his pitching iato tue lstter
afef the most approved style Of nstlcurns ana
striking him In tee face, 70 the great horror CT
the ladies present, who OF course got iuto erea-
nuiteT. BystaHders int fered promptly, and
some OF the ladies msds tracks FIR the back
room. The assailaDt continued verv much ssor
the rampage" making banteFs for free 0 yE.,
which no Oae seemed inclined % scrept sob
sequeE;Iy the "hsppY family" dispers,i quietly
Last Hlght there was snotke. PRAYER nlseuuE
here, and also another business meeting imme
dia;sIy Afterwards, at which our everlasting thin
ed. 'eo reporter for such especial occasions vas
duly present and didn't leave; though IN tho
course OF the proceedings ~ was intiunst.t tha'
the presence Of "Aud Hornie' wodId be about
as welcome ss that Of S-or man under tie c,--
cumstances.
The affair on that occ ssion, we are happy - be
able 20 say. passed OF without another skrlui-
mage, thanks be 20 the fact that "Nr. Everlasting
ihin edged" was seen 'among emu ready -
discharge his duty.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Jsstie
Clark &C. J. Murphy. obstructing the street
fined 81 81. Edward Bresnehan, drunk; work
house so days. Mary Barnes, drunk; fined 81 81
Joseph Beulier, assault; fined 81 81. Pstricl
Lynch, ns hitting; do. 81 So. Jacob Duce, disor
Derby; dismissed. John Drunk, very drunk; dis
missed. Thomas w ardlev, drunk and disorderly
fined 30. Pat Keef, drunk do. 81 %: Johl
Dougherty, do; dismissed. Frederick Ficke
do: hned al 10
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CENTRAL GuARpHoUsK CAsfs-B<fors Jssttes
aned 81 IS Phillip aogsn, do ;do s3Iss Margt.
Reagan, do; do. Is So WIN. Johnson, alias Jas J.
Cavanaugh, do dismissed. J. Hanpsgsn, drunk;
do. 6 G. Garrison, NJ Green, r. Bradage, and
James Fixey, drunk; turned over TO the mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-07

SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Wall l. Barnard
auctioneers, sold on Monday afternoon, at their
auction rooms, parts Of lots 8, and 10, In square
No 5oi, improved by four frame houses.
No. sold for $780, purchased by John Pella.
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NO LET-The BRICK house, with EaTGI
III fure. on the north SIDE OF PrEns, lvssls ~ emu,
between lstA and goth sts and rsce1ty oScI pel BY
sSerr Eeyes lt contains about IS room. and pos
seeses every convenience % make 10 comfort. ole
residenoe Apply 20 M. ADLER, No. Az, VIII
dsr,s ,3uildinf. a. 10 cow.
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TT VOCAL CONCERT.
L HE Children Of the Third District Primary
School take reat pleasure In announcing TO their
friends and the public that they Will give their an
nual Mag Concert, under tho direction of their
music teacher, J Fl. DANIEL, on THURSDAY
EVENING. the 9th instant, 8: Odd Falloys' Hsll,
E4st w 6sbington, commencing at7& O'Clock.
The PI.no usrd on the ooosson mss bsen kindly
furnished BY Sir. Ellis. and will be resided over
by Miss ADDIR TnoMPsON and Miss eusIs
MCDONNELL. ms So
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WANTED-To sell henoeforward, 200 barrels
w and half barrels of Ale every week; also the
same of Beer, for the Baltimore Brewery.
JOHN GAYNOR, Agent,
Corner of 2lst and G cts.
Orders IN the Post Once will be called for at 9 q.
m. an 2 D, m, ap 7-Imr
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w the market ready to pay ossh for all ARTICLES
In the housefurnishIpE llnei, Those lesvips tie
BUCHLY, AS Seventh St, betwesn g and II St.,
Toast side,j Dealer in New and Second hand Fur
pIture, notS IF
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-10

"a At +" Concert Hall" to. night, Miss WAL.
TON will appear among other artistes. The pub.
No may expect grand treat in . musical view.
Jan lot
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-10

The MAYORS OrrIcE.-A few unimpor.
fant cases came up this morning firing pis-
tails in the streets, drunkenness, &c., which
were disposed of according to law by fines.
Several licences were also granted.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-10

The RIVER PoroxAc.-The1 fog on the
river still seriously interferes with naviga-
ton. Several U. s. steamers are at the
wharves detained by the fog. The steamer
Collyer, is however, running between Alex.
exandria and Washington The steam tug
Telegraph yet lies At the foot of Duke street,
She will, doubtless, be soon made ready for
running again. & vahaaH re slIesannh
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
City IntNlli0ence.


SALUTE IN Tm PARK.-There 10 10 be q salute OF hum
d'ed in the Park at to-day in honor Of tho re-.
nomination OF General Sickss by President Lincoln,
SGEL MgETNo At TURN HAIL.-A very numerous meet
g of the friends Of General Fraz sgon was held last
cvcning at Turn Hall, In Orchard stroot, Mr.. Horny
willman in the chair, and Mr.. Henry waedn acting a.
secretary. After several speeches q committee was
appointed consisting OF John Msinhardt, Aug. Koch
Simon Pfster to confer with similar committee from
meeting held 1t steuben House some time ago for tho
purpose Of getting meeting to further tho OBJ
ject of raising subscription to buy homestead for the
gallant General sse The mass meeting, is expected
will take place next Wenesday evening" either at Turn
Hall or Steubsn House, In tho Bowery.
FIRE IN NORFOLK STREEr.-Between three and four
o'clock yesterday morning. re broke out in the base
of the three story brick buildings Nos os and 100
Norfolk street. owned and occupied by Z. P Curtis
rgcIing box mandatory Before the flames were ex-
t.asushed the machinery, stock and buildings
aged TO the extent of about So 500 insured for So 500
he Hamilton So 500 Ia the st. Marks and 81 900 in
the Tradesmcns Insurance companies. John Rophe,
Of the factory lived In the upper part OF No oS
s furniture damaged to the extent Of about $50
is The origin Of the fire is unknown at present.
FATAL QUARREL BxrwEEv BoYs.-Coroner Rannay hold
inquest yesterday, at No. 12a East Third street. upon
the body Of Henry Collier native Of Germany agcd ten
yoars who ded from the effects OF injuries received in
Gstic encounter with another lad about his own ago
named August Hoffman. The boys quarrellsd, It ap-
pears, when Hoffman, who tho stronger Of
tho two, struck deceased . blow the head
which caused congestion OF tho brain and DEATH Tho
youthful homicide escaped; but the Coroner issued
warrant for his apprehension, so the probability Is
that he will be arrested in day or two.
FOUND DRowNED.-Ths body OF an unknown sailor
about twenty-five years Of ago, was found drowned
pier IS East rvor yesterday. Coroner wildey hold
inquest upon tho body and sent the remains the
dead house for Identification
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
Another Privateer.

Mr.. Horny Robinson mate Of the ship yictora. which
sailed from this port short time since, writes TO his
father mr. E. Robinson, corner Of Thirtyfourth street
and Eighth avenus,) regarding another intended rebel
pr!vase the captain Of which loudly proclaimed his In
tention to prey American merchantmen. We arc
kindly allowed to make the following extracts from tho
letter.
FAYAL, AZORES, March 8, 1852.
Southern steamer (no nams gvsn) left this port on
Sunday last, bent mischief. Shsrsports having Iet
Charleston the 9Th Of February loaded with cotton
and turpentine, bound for Liverpool Her captain says
he win there got guns and ammunition, and return here;
that he make good thing OF IT," for there are
merchant vessels from the North arriving and departing
from hers nearly all the time He says also, that his
cargo consigned 70 the English Consul ss this port.
and that tha. official declined actins conslsnss. but
ssnt him 10 friend. Tho Consul supplied him with csa
In order that he might continue bis voyage. On arriv
Ing here this steamer had the English dag flying At the
man ths Portuguese M the FORE and the rebel Gag ~
the peak He said he should hoist the English nag only
on leaving th port and continue under Il TO the eudof
his voyage. I thiak the American government could
ind ample employment for two gunboats In thls
vicinity considering the amount and vaiuo Of ths ship
ping belonging to loyal owners that is here anoat
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Ths "Favorita' was given at the
Academy last night to large audience, it being tho
last performance of the season The principal roles
alIod By Madame dAnsri and Sgnor Brigno Sust-
nj and Fsrr Of whom sang WELL and apparently To ths
entire satisfaction OF the audience We have before
tiosd with commondation the rendering Of tho "Fa.
vorta," by the Same cast, and there was nothing
In the performance last night TO alter opinion
with regard to It. Madame dAngrl acted and
sung with her accustomed powor Brigno sung deli.
cously his "Sprito Gsntip being deesrvedly sncored
with vehemence and hearty Of appreciation which
compelled It's repetition Ferri usual, displayed the
powers Of flashed artist Susin seemed TO DO In good
him