Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06
LOCAL NEWS.


EXTRAORDINARY
appear in q character in which she has equal,
Miss LucilIes Version of this play is novel; thrill
boy, and its examples well marked. The popular
COMEDIAN, Mt; se,cheli appear, , ss pl ws
at any time appeared in this city. May success at
ee On MONDAY nest sh Mr. the eminent
young actor, will reappear, and the charming and
Just returned from asuccessful European tour, will
commence an engagement. On Monday, the great
spectscular play ofthe Romance Of apoor Young
Mar" will be presented.
THEATRE.-Last night Of the "Enchantress," and
the completion Of the second week of the engage
ment Of the charming prima donna, Miss Caroline
Richings, supported, as she is, in the most able
manner, by Mr.. Richings, Mr.. Dunn and the English
operate and dramatic entertainment should avail
themselves Of this great Saturday night bill
CAsrEaByRy.-The distinguished artistic, Mile
lar star in the Canterbury constellation. Night
, after night does she add to the already immense
list Of her enthu.iastc admirers BY her brilliant
dueed. There is no longer doubt that MILE Gal
ietti Is the greatest female danseuse in the world
and that Mons. Vearde Is by far the best male dan
Ger in America: The corps de ballet and the vsri-
GUS other artistes performing at this favorite
rior, to any company that ever appeared before an
American public. Mr.. Geo. n. Edeson, formerly
stage manager at the New York Melodeon, and
more recently stage manager at one of the principal
theatres in Detroit, has been selected the stage
special &nn sos Oa cae,t has been in
duced to appear with Mons. yelarde, Julia Morti-
Sna t Ss's hs gLsnS matinee to
opportunity OF witnessing her superb dancing.
wAsHIsoToS yARrrTIrs-cohtinued success is
sb%sn 0, b me @ hew sma ~.
ly talented troupe are nightly received with shouts
Of Laughter and d. applause. such a company Of
audiences. The ballots, pantomimes and Ethiopian
acts are put upon the stage in the very best style,
any theatre in the country. Go tonight to the
Varieties and you will be pleased.
NIxos's CIRcus.--This afternoon and night closes
Mr.. Nixons present engagement In this city, as he
intends opening his spectacular theatre In Alexan-
dria on Monday evening. He has leased his prem
ises here one rtek to Mr. Tom King, in order TO al
senting troupe he recently engaged in New York.
will be rooted over, the interior redecorated, and
the temple reopehed with increased attractions.
ington people, and feels satisfied that he al
ways command their patronage. We commend
him 70 the Alexandrians, convinced that he Will
. give them an entertainment that cannot help but
meet their appreciation.
MILITARY EMEUTE.-Last Thursday, quite
an amusing scene was witnessed at the Seventh
street wharf The One Hundred and sixty-eishth
regiments, composed of drafted men, which arrived
here on Wednesday night, were ordered to embark
for Fortress Monroe. There appeared TO be great
lack OF discipline in the regiments, and as some
mutinous conduct seemed to be brewing, an aid Of
spot, who reported that the regiments were disor-
CANNED and scattering ca s,,g oyer The neighborhood
We're dispstohed to the ground UNDER command 81
Capt c. who collected the insurgents, and with the
aid Of the colonel of one Of the regiments the
were driven on board like sheep. 1t is said that
these regiments are composed OF the very best ma
terial in the state, but are sadly deficient in the
obe vicious, but lacked discipline.
NONE TOO LATE THE offer is made, viz; The
price OF tickets to be only 50 for the entire public
course OF lessons by Professor Armes, to one hum
bred ladies' and gentlemen, on the only philosophy
for acquiring rapidly, and fastening permanently
on the mind, important subjects, among which are
ogrsphicsi and ASTRONOMICAL facts, statistics, ss;
also Involving important principles in elocution.
December 10, at the central and pleasant lecture
room, Rev Mr. Butlers,) corner OF Eleventh aud
streets, at7is O'Clock. Doors open at 7, to con-
tinue Ave weeks, one lesson per week.
Those wishing to Join the class should not fail to
Tickets at the bookstores of Mr.. shepherd, Mr..
PHILIP, and MT. shi,lington Please procure them
Pe lessons s%s s % N s sh Tenth .pees BE-
tween g and H. ~ '''' deGNit:
Boy RUN ovER.-Yesterday afternoon, a young
lad, about fourteen years Of age, named Thomas
Brown, whose mother resides on New York ave.
i, nue., while riding home from school, on the front
part of one of the Pennsylvania avenue cars, when
near Eighth street. fell from the suddenly and
the boy, injuring him quite seriously. He was
taken Into the drug store of Marin Palmer, cor
who dressed his wounds and the boy was taken
home. lie will doubtless recover, but 1t is feared
that portion OF one hand is so crushed as to rem
der smputation necessary. 1t Is thought that the
boy became dizzy or faint, when he fell from the
car, AZ he says he was unconscious OF the fall oil
injury at the fine.
We REFER our READERS to the advertisement
Of Prof Armes In reference to the commencement
OF his course OF lessons for retaining what Is de
Prof TO many Syas haS man,
experience In his profession than any other man IL
the country his testnonias in.regard to himsel
est order. In many places where he has lectured h,
is called benefaeor of his race twill have beer
seen his method or system, whatever II may be
has been weighed In the balance publicly In THU
city at Willard Hall, and before . large audienc,
themselves, we hear, with great satisfaction. VII
not some of our subscribers attend upon thes,
memory lessonsf
"sKEDApDLIso" CAPrAIs.-The night patro
under Lieut.. Franklin went to to the notoriou
"hoteP' OF Sal. AUSTIN last Thursday night, wher,
quite number Of army officers were found. Thos
who had properly executed passes were left un
, were ordered to report themselves to the Proves
Marshal. One captain was found without a pass
name as Capt White, ofthe One hundred and Seven
ty-eighth PennsylvAhia, but could show paper
10 identify his name or regiment and was accord
ingly ordered to accompany the guard to the Cen
trslguard house, but while the officer was examin
passes Oi Olner OHicefs IN mouse, IN
captain "skedaddled" toparts unknown. 70.
MEETING OF REfUGEEs-A highly interestin
meeting Of persons in this city who have recently
escaped from rebel prisons, was held lsst night a
Temperance Hall.
Hon. Joseph segar, of Virginia, ~and several es
capped prisoners, addressed the meeting, The state
ments of the latter were of thrilling interest, a
they portrayedin simple yet graphic language tn
horrible treatment OF Union men by the rebels
Resolutions of thanks to Gen. Wadsworth and NJ
Wood, for their deliverance, and urging attentio
10 prisoners still In rebel dungeons adopted.
We had prepared full notes of the meeting, bu
owing to the crowded state of our columns and tn
lateness Of the hour Of adjournment, we are con
PEELED to postpone the report to our next issue.
CRIMINAL CoURr--Befoye Judge Meriek, yeSerddI
VIM. Chambers, charged with assault and batter
with intent to KILL upon Francis McNichol foun
guilty of assault only fined 81 and costs. Norri
Tor defence.
John Campbell, charged with keeping faro ban
and gaming table, The case was given to the Jur
about halfpast two O'Clock, They had not agree
upon verdict at the time Of adjournment Tn
court adjourned to meet at ~ O'Clock to-day.
PERsoHAL.-Wm. r. Ellis, Phira; Benz. j. Hay