Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27
LOCAL NEWS.
ANU SEMENTs TONIGHT

IL
there v az grt al rush 20 Growers for seats las
riSU'. They seem quite iniInIt2bly fresh
yr!sat'ir and sprishtiy a. on any previous APP
t-.TanCe OF he past. Tonight the bill ia rich
deed, nothing les than The Irish Ii N tho
troraGr far,e of ssIE and Out OF Place y and
iha NEST is''shablc q. Rarney's pieces, :. Bar
= y, IN, Baron."
VA=HISGToS THEATER.-Miss Alice Placid.
r.s,:r great, dn undoub.ed hit last nish, AZ the
washington Iheat-r, and was received with
continually increasing applause throughout the
rrrH; character OF Cynthia in the beautiful
drama Of g Tie Gypsy Girl" On Saturday
- ht m-ssrs. Brink and Bailey. who are both
fTst class faycrites both on and oil the stage.
IaAr complimentary benefit, which, il is
~ iiiSp' I'd, is 10 he grand affair.
GA.TEEEJ EN.-At this resort the PERFORM
a.e~ 10 nighi " i'll conclude with the laughabIe
fac # sc 'ousin joe" Mr.. Edeson assumin0
EiofIIner, Kate l'ennoyer, Agnes SuthprIand
Lille Brandon, Dick Parker, II. W Eagan and
c n IF viii entertain with a variety of SONGS
dancers and Ethiopian rCcrntricitips Go by Eli
IT ans, If You would laugh.
NARIETIEs.-Mr. Geo. Winship. famous AZ q
neEro singer and dancer, appeared at this resort
ia-i iiiGht lie Is a decided acquisition To the
s:Frady spi. ndId troupe performing h.ra IL
Erem; and Ada Tesman were, as usual charr
i@S III song; while The corps OF DANCERS yrere
al .E5t could oe desired Another good bill
Tonight, including all the company
To-" FELLOWS HALL.-AT our placas n,
E'ii;;'> rnrni are NJ present well patronizad and
Ior.' better than Odd Fellows Hall, where the
an pulls now mold forth and entertain with
ii'E aHiiiiFapIe Ethiopian soirees. The music
both vocal and Instrumental, is not only well
rArtued, hut great care Is taken IN the selection
o! lie pieces.
ASSIvERsARY CELEBRATION Ey rup Soxs
or MICHIGAN.-The twenty-sixth anpiyers,rv
Of he admission OF The State OF Michigan into
uir mon, Was cri' brtjcd last night by a din
nsr a. Markham. PIP Pennsylvania avenue
! AZ ocSa> ioH brought together 4 large nurnhnr
g: S':itit'n;': OF note, tlir sons OF M,chiy ,p
1EtIutihs Gen MelgS, Gen Hartsuff, Judge
t"ih"i-uS' SENATORS Howard and Chandler
ard E,0St OF that Stale rpprgsCnt ya. in o.,
Eires' Brig. Gen. tO:iC q Id and Il If OF Conc.
i'Ho CaVairy Brigade, and others OF promi-
n-rte-
he gathering, ~ seen in the parlors. nra.
: "'yc a fu" locking oily OF IN H. and wound
nave zen 80 considered sen anywhere; mon
considerably above the average SIZE ERECT arj
them
TIL attendance was much larrer Than had
b.-I anticipate that SOM. deiay occurred i'm
preparing ii'e tables for somanv guests MARI
IAN aid his D''>t 10 accommodate the unex
pet'-t mum hers, and though, under the circun
1E,t<, lie tables could hardly be said 10
lo;'i'' &c, (chJIce ana available renortoriaI
iAIa>t,i tLerc was enough for all, and there
VS. ample amends for any deficiency in rho
Tr5o .eetion ihat The proceeds for Il good object
Che Michigan Sold IS Relief Association
%r-" INCREASED lii proportion as thu ACRE. rate
~ t@t tb.'s was drplrtei.
-'irS" iuihtitiS- commissioners OF the Gem
tTai l@'Ed pfilCe, presided at the head of the
table, SUI ported Ola his right by Gen Mej0.
al on his left by Colo!.el Nacomh, l. s A
jnt2N - IN entering upon hIs duties, said
tiI' l. was ELF nentiY proper that the first meet.
az OF lie Citizens o. Michigan To- comm r1nOrata
tA~lF D. reduction into thai Union they meant
never Should be broken up, should he opened
win pray ct, and CALI d upon Rev. NIr Line
OF Mich, 10 perform tnat Office.
Following the supper came the following
regU THAR tUaet,:
h h. =
Replied Ia 10y Senator Howard
senator ii. paid " arm eulOgium unon the
STATE Of Michigan. II was an homer to belong
TO a ~tate that maintained rs integrity m ,pc6
=, uiiJ- Michigan never entered upon a caIcu.
iatIcn of chances aud results in case OF q dis
rupt.nn OF the / nisn. Distant as she is from
Tue IL Id OF military opera ions, We find her sors
represented III both thr army and The la W. in
numbers most crydltabie TO her. Thu bones of
her brave soldiers whi-en every battle field as
t.s:moHinls If h,r loyalty. Michigan never
would consent 10 sheath the sword until this
II Sera6ie rebellion was conquered ICherrsl
SIZE diiHt sop TO split hairs us to what con-
Si!tute- >urlugation or conquest bat she knew
Wh1' belongs 20 ITaitorS-death, OF submission
10 tie laws. Si" would accept no curnpro-
mise-nothiHg short OF the uuquaIifie.i submits
sI"n u Tics s,oundrels. rtirea, applause
The y ni!lr of EiS State were willing Ia 90 on
q >hed their bl3Oi freely, they only ak of
Government IN Irtarn To give chance To the
loyal ieeiiaE OF Michigan to show Itself. They
sCorn@d a II talk Of compromise. or threats OF
4 I iSFntiOu. e iCreiIn nations intervene if
ey dare, They VIII wake up a spirit OH this
CoLtinant they have not dreamt of. 1ChaersI
NJ hlS1n would never consent 10 an armiStIce
VIII the rebel for one moment OF time. Better
t4at he whole North should lose thrae-fourths
@. It's population than lose tht great cause IN
which il is engaged. The history of the war
when written, would show that Mi tiyan had
dos Ter share. No mon III the army surpassed
htf brave SOLs III any OF the qualities that go
L make good soldiers.
,. The President # he Uai'sI States
Responded 10 by Senator Chandler, who
sald that IL Was 4 sentiment full of signil-
canoe The PIT sident Is the representative
OF this great Government. The man can be
charged at the ballUt-boX: but for the time
being h. wi-lds a power second 10 none in
tle world. II the rebellion i, to De put do wn,
4 must &c through the agency of Abraham
J. ncoln; for no one pretends that the war
viii last two years longer; and the man vino
V I'll not rally 10 the support OF Abraham Lin
patriot. lCheeTs.3 Nh. Lincoln came into bower
hEde' peculiar circumstances. For four long
years Tie traitors had been piojiing for dis
unICH: stealing arms and ammunition oil war
scattering Our army and navy. and wll-n the
tn first rrg imrGtS were brought 20 Wa hing
ION 10 defend the Capitol, il not possible 10
provide them with even sc;IbbardS Tor their
bayoneis- The very man who commanded at
The Was hinGto Navy Yard was aftprTard in
Command OF the Confederate Merrnnac; and
The then Chief of Police in W as hinstnn city IL
ROW III the Confederate army. President La
colin had done the best in his capacity, under
the circumstances, 10 carry on the war.
last four weeks. What was the state of The
case Twenty Two millions of brave people
Were warning with five and a half millions
equally brave. In rebellion the consumption
is complete and perfect; but at the North mil
lien of men had been brought into the field, and
had now many more than the whole rebel army.
Their is greater waste OF life IN the rebel army
than IN eur own. After the present r cbcl army
Is wasted away where is it 10 be recruited
Their CONSUMPTION, he vas informed from good
authority, included every boy and man from
Titan 20 sixty. Their army was wac ting away,
and We have yet twenty millions untouched.
We are prepared to- day for victory. Our army
Is one OF veterans, who will crush the rebels
the moment they are led against them. The
day was not far distant when they would be
Crushed.
We should accept no compromise. A patched
up peace would be followed by perpetual war
AID anarchy. The enemy's means were near
iY exhausted. Look 1T the Richmond Examiner
q. last week, and observe its waIlIng admis-
s:Uus of the desperate circumstances in which
TIE rebellion Is placed. 1t is not from the South
HAT are TO fear danger, but from the rebel
sympaIhizers of the North. The spirit OF the