Daily national Republican., 1863-10-19
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
KATE FISHER is playing In St. Louis.
MILE Zos has been dancing In BufIalo.
HAcKsTr, the comedian, took a benefit at
Louisville on the eth inst.
The FLoRsNcss have arrived In town, &C.
companitd by "snike."
MAGGIE MITCHELL has been re.engaged at
Ford's for a shcrt p. Rod longer.
THs RIoHISes are at the Arch Street Thea
tire, Philsdelphia.
john OWENS has been performing at the
Holiday Street, Baltimore.
GorrscHALK, the pianist, is concerting at
| Irving Hall, New York.
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON is performing shak-
perisn characters at st. Louis.
FoRKEsT is still performing successfully at
Niblo's, In New York.
LAURA KEEsE has recently been playing In
Cincinnati.
AvoSIA JONES, an accomplished actress, sue
ceeds Cubas at the Boston Theatre.
TIE wEBB SISTERS are booked for Aiexau-
dris.
SALLIE Sr. CLAIR has recently proved quito q
popular attraction at the Indianapolis Theatre.
g. p. BARNETT and wife, and Jos. Barrett and
wife, actors, sailed for New Orleans on Saturday.
tbs KING OF ITALY is hunting
"The wild gazelle with silvery feet"
Miss KIMBERLY (Mrs. Geo. Roberts) will
give shaksperesn reading at Irving Hall, New
York, Oct. Goth. ~
Miss CUsHMAs was the guest Of Secretary
Seward during a portion oi her recent sojourn In
Washington.
DAN. sETCHEiL has sailed from New York
for New Orleans, where he will do his Burtonisn.
| ism.
| The DAVENPORT. RT.WALLAcK-FARREH combi-
nation open at the Arch-street Theatre, Phiisdel.
phia, ts-nght.
CUBAs has been attracting crowds at the
Boston Theatre, by her acting in pantegaime and
her charming dancing.
MAKr PRov0ST has been drawing immense
houses In Chicago by her wonderful performances
of"Lacie Dsrville," at Nc vioker's theatre.
MRs. john wooD's new olympic theatre,
New York, has proved q brilliant success. The
company 10 to be improved.
HARRY BowDITcH, formerly one of the solid
men OF Boston, now agent for Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Florence, is In town, looking as smiling as ever.
EDWIN ADAMS and MATILDA HERON have
been playing together at the Walnut street, Phil
sdeiphia.
GEN RUFUS KING has been appointed Minis.
ter to Rome. He will proceed upon his mission
| In q few days
ErTIE HENDERSON, after a very successful
engagement At Lcsvenworth, Kansas, has re-
turned to the Pittsburg theatre.
ASNETTA GALLETTI, the premiere French
danseSse, with the Ropzani Ballet Troupe, com.
menoe an engagement at Pittsburs (Pa.) theatre,
Oct 2sth. She 10 now at Norfolk, Va.
"CELEsrE has been committed TO the Old
Capitol prison ~ . rebel spy. We remember when
she played the French Spy to perfection; didn't
suppose she would ever come to this.
! DANIEL LAMB, ESQ.,, Of Wheeling, West vir.
ginia, has been proposed, and will probably accept
the appointment, as eodiher OF the laws Of the
new State.
PREsCoTT BIoELow, son Of John P. Bigelow,
for many years secretary Of the Commonwealth Of
massachuseets, and afterwa'ds mayor of Boston,
died at Dorchester on Tuesdsy last.
MRS. Tom THUMB 10 not-what her friends
conn nlently expected --Boston Poa.
Perhaps Gen. Tom Thumb is not-what Ais friends
confidently supposed.-CAseago Post.
PERsSAL VIA BosroN.-We obtain the follow
Ing item Of news from the Boston Trasserips
Ex:CoL Ton FonD, Of Ohio, who figured wi b
Col Mile. in the di,srssstal surrender o. Harpers
dred dollar elerksLp In the Department OF the In.
terior.
Mr.. STEPHEN MAssErT deems Pipes Of
Pipesvie) 10 about to start on his lecturing tour
having prepared a humorous monologue entitled
Drifting About" embracing amonG other graphic
sketches his well-known comic limitations OF ce-
lebritiss here and abroad.
THREE sUcoEssIvE SAMUEL BIsHors-father,
son, and grAndson-hed the otnoe Of town clark OF
New Haven for % years, from lit to 1901 Elisha
munson, nephew Of the last Of these samuel Bish.
ops, Who had acted as his clerk, succeeded him,
and continued in once TIL 1891 The four held the
; fhce ii6 years.
MILE. PEREFA (who Is near relative Of Mrs.
! L. Sesuin, the sccomdlished vocalist and teacher
OF New York; appeared as korma, lately, at the
Royal Theatre, at Berlin. The public applaudet
her highly, but the critics seemed 70 think the roll
was not exactly In her best line. She was consid
!, dered success
The DENNIS (SUsAS aud KArE) have 70
i. Gently been competitors at the two theatres ia
Louisville-susan playing at the old Louisville ;
and Kate at "Wood's." Susan appeared In
"Camille," and made very favorable Nj, as sht
always does. Kate was engaged at an unpopular
Q house and had very popular Q ster to content
against hence did not attract large audiences bu
the press applaud her performances very highly.
Ne. CHAs. MATHEWS, at last Parisian dates
: was still playing with decided success In III,
French mstropolis, and in the French language
and II 10 said that Of the most popular author
Of Paris 10 employed In writing new vaudeville
for hin, 10 be produced " after Christmas" So h
seems to be expecting long stay there. whethe
Mrs. NJ. Lizzie Weston that was) 10 studying 70
the French stage Or not, report saith not.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-Shillington has
supply of tho November number of this periO