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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21

Friendly RE-UNIoN.-.Friday evening
last, the Fire Department Of this City,
by invitation of the Authorities, and the
newly organized Fire Company of Sag.
inaw City, paid that city a visit, aud
partook with them at their expense, a
sumptuous supper, gotten up by NJ. G.
Stevens, Of the Webster House. The
occasion was one of peculiar cordially
and good feeling, the repast I" tip top"
and everything in connection passed off
harmoniously and to the satisfaction of
all concerned.
Mayor Moore, Of Saginaw City, pre-,
sided at the table, fauked by Mayor
CLASSIFY and j. B. Dillingham;, ESQ.,, and
in response to toasts proposed, appro.
pirate speeches were made by tie two
Mayors, j. b. Dillingham;, Judge Suth.
erland, G. II. Gage, Fred. Koehlsr and
others. We have never Witnessed a
more pleasant and happy gathering, and
only regret that we have not space for
a full report. Saginaw City has done
herself an honor by this demonstration
which is fully appreciated by our Fire.
men, and which by them will not soon
be forgotten.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21

THE GOODRICH ROUTE. We have be.
fore called attention to the fact that
this route connecting with the East
ria Buffalo & Lake Huron Railway
was to be re established. The Propell
er Sciota is now en- route for this port,
and in few days the line will be fully
open for travel and the transporta ton
offreght. Ofthc advantages it possess
es for the speedy conveyance of Eastern
freight, business men in Saginaw Valley
fully understand. The only trouble
experienced before o, and that which
more than anything else caused the
withdrawal of the propellers, was the
Inconvenience and delay exp erienced in
carting goods from the Depot in God.
erich to the Quay; this has been fully
obviated by extending the railway track
down to the river, and now cargoes are
transferred directly from the cars to the
vessels and visa versa.
An advantage of this over the line
first established, is, that it gives direct
communication with Chicago by means
of first class steamers, rendering it not
only first class freight line, but by all
means the pleasantest and cheapest
route for summer travel. BY this line
the fashionable summer resorts of
Mackinaw, tho "Saut," and the Lake
Superior region are also made easy of
access, and inducements offered for
pleasure travel such as have never be.
fore been presented to the people Of
this section.
GEORGE II. HIooK, Agent for the
Goderich Line, in this city, has estsb.
lished his office Oh tho Dock, in the
building formerly occupied by the
Messrs. Yawkey, and any Information
in regard to rates of freight, passage,
connections East and West, or the
general bushes Of the line, will be given
by him, on application.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21
FRUIT TREES of ALL KINDS

Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Flowers House
Plants, and everything in the line.
Articles not on hand ordered from the Catalogue
EDy Vegetables and Fruit.
Vegetables and Fruit 4 all kind, in season, re-
ceiyed from first hands by every steamer
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21
Berlin White Beer.

DSAAAA w AASS oCSAs
The Subscriber is agent for this new and highl'
popular beverage. For sale at wholesale and
retail.
FLOWER POTS OF ALL SIZES,
Fruit Trees, Flowers &c, sold at a lower figure
than they have ever been offered in the Valley.
RS-A Choice assortment Of Flower Seeds.
East Saginaw, April, 1863.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-21

Agent for the IIumbolt Nurseries, Toledo, Ohio
and VIM. Gla1ewtz's Flower and Vegetable Gar
den Detroit offers for sale from these well known
establishments
Evening star., 1863-04-23
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

departure of Six Hundred Paroted ;'rison-
rr> for the Seuth-Generais Haiirck and
DIX Visit suffolk-Re ebel Reports of u
New Merrrmac.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 2l.-Flas- of. trnts.
boat state OF Maine LETT this IN, for City Point
WIN ABOUT siI hundred paroied rebel prison
ers, inclu ding the two hni,d-rsi rant,,r.i Sun.
cay right with tie rebel battery on the Nanse-
mend Captain John L. Muitord is IL chsry. :.
OF he boat 80
TWO rebel feserirr& are upon the Minnesota.
! hey state they belonged 10 the Marrinac No
Z; mat they mad recently left her lying at the
obstructiGns rear Fort Darling, on James
river, and when they left a large number of
workmen we're engaged in remos ing The OIL
s,rhcrnns from the liver al that point: for what
purpose is rot stated
Sfeaner Carrie Martin arrived at Fortress
Mon, OF at o'clock this afternoon with Gene
raj Haiieck whpre he was Joined by Mai Eca
Dix, and they both proceeded on their way 70
Suffolk.
he-skiTmishing on thr Nansemond ceased
yesterday about noon, and has not been re.
news q TO- day.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA Az. HzAR Sixth Srx1s.-

THI GREAT DRAMATIC. OPEkATIC, PANTo.
MUSICAL AND TEKPsIsH0REAH
brssns Of Fary Land realized sosnss Scenes Of p6n ori!
entail q Grandeur, irisrsperssa With gems of Wit.
Hrmof ana Pat hos, every night No Company 40
large. Ne other company contains so much Of
VERSA TILITY AND GENUINE TALENT,
TIE GREAT FAIRY COMBINATIcNi
Miss Julia Mortimer, 4usuata and Marie, Kate
Pennoyer, Ernestina de Faibsr,
DIANA AND FNDYNION
First week of the laugbable Pantomime
Ia MAiTRE UECOLE.
eco H. Loeson ......:. as. ....,. The Big Boy
ETHIGPIANIsMs by
pIsK sYLsaH saktfsk tfakKE 4. sAskR y KsaHa sSa.sv
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
THE Gypsy rRto.
The COURT OF BEAUTY.
Miss KATE HARkIspN,
Miss JULIA RICHMOND,
Miss LILLE BRANDON r...
LUCY CLIFTON
BEULA WOLBERT,
F- ANNIE EDWAWDS,
MILE JENNIE.
LA PETITE ELLA,
In NEW AND BEAUrIFuI. DANCES
cents; Private Be1es holding six, S5 30 "
Doors ope' at7o'ncck Pc, forlanse ats
4 GRAND H4TTvEE
SATURDAY AFTERsOCN, at O'Clock,
For LADIES AND CHILDREN.
.AdmiSsior-ladies, - cents: children, 10 cents
Evening star., 1863-04-23
PERSONAL.

DEHkuN Al, ,CORiNhE E"-If "Corinas'' is
willing to renew the corr. spondsncs in which
she engaged with w II. B. :" in Wa bibgtOn,
about two year ago" alter" will be most arpY
TO ht from her. repfy Wi:l reach hin if ad
dressed Us bef.r re to the care of ''Wiiian. 18th
street, ap2i St.
Il observation-disclosures Koss, the celebrated Doc
II rPss and hs.rOlogist hegs leave to inform her
friends and the public that she has Femnvrd from
4aa F street tn 333 & street north corn. of i2th
street west. three Squares from the Patent Office
where she will be happy to see her friends usual
Name on the door. ap H-lwS
M KS. l.. SMITH, C!nirvoyant. Test Medium so
lsl south street. Capitol Hill. batwsen Is. and
sts heals dises.e by msgneti m with but little
grts Eames also 8 our lvins kusbsnds wiyss
ANA Tor the unmarried describess exactly the
iovers so ncenrntey that persons marvel with sur.
prise. Mrs q. fortei's tntur events in business
marriages, reads character. Hours from q m
ILL p ~, sjttings 81, aD i4Iws
Evening star., 1863-04-23
From CaIifornin.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2l.-Eills have finally
passtd the Legislature submitting 10 a vote of
the people Of the various counties along the
rouie of the Pacific road to decide whether each
county shall subscribe towards building the
road, propor'iunaliy TO the taxable property,
Clara, Sice,tsG; Jan Joaquin, S,u,VuU; S,.eru-
ment0, S3Oo,GOts Placer, S25n, 600. The people
OF all the counties will probably vote 10 agree.
At large Cnion League meeting al Sacra-
mento. on Saturday, Senator Conness pledged
himself to sustain the administration IN its
most radical measures for suppressiaC the
rebellion, and not 10 follow the lead 0t Senators
McIpOuyalf and Nesmiih,
Evening star., 1863-04-23
FROM PORT ROYAL.

The Monitors Being Iron.Piated on tbs
DeCk-1he Rebels EnGeayor to Raise the
keckuk.
New YORK, April 22.--Adviaes from Port
RoJ al, Fer the steamer Ericsson. state that a II
TIE Monitors are being iron plated On the decks
Eumb Der OF aruzabs from the army are assist.
ing the naval men III this duty.
Attempts. ii is said, have been made by The
rebels at Charleston. to raise the Keokuk, but
with " eat success is not stated.
The weather is getting uneom fortably warm
but the health of the troops and OF the lua w
oontin ued good.
A large anglo con niederate steamer is reported
10 have run out OF Charleston on the night of
the 18th instant.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO

DEfAhlMEST OF THE OHIO.
Return OF The Expedition TO Ce1ina-The
Town and Great Quantity OF Stores
He>'royrd-Thc Success Of the Expedi.
tion Complete.
MuNFeHesvILLE, April ah-The expedition
to Cciira has returned TO lasgotv ha wing eie,s-
royed the town Of Celina, onA hundred thons-
and pounds OF bacon. twenty thousand bush
each of fonr and whiskey, a considerable
Quantity OF sngar, coffee, tea, salt, aud other
stores. and forty boats used by the rebels for
transporting supplies. The rebels admit loss
of ninety killed. Col. Graham thinks their loss
greater. The Federal loss il wounded and
one missing
Evening star., 1863-04-23
PROPOSALS.
p y P o 3 L FOR LU B.lR
icH'xT ASSIST QuARTsRxAsrHn's q Oppros !,
Ocpct 9 Waskrngsoa, 9fS g a.

'~E.-a Corner Istn street, April n 1883
txtLED PaofesALs will b- receved 1t this o!f &c
Il. eisy Wi st 81 sa.s &,
g "a 81 a sSfss s!ls.s E'ns @
snd description viz '. '''SS 80 N''"~~
r'rs asHs;:s .eeu.eaa tsn 0s, feet. +. or one u,
lssss %hss Il bsiiss. sRi snt
rift, :aaas.ss ~ Ret dressed, sensa.a .aa
shis s thea.ssd TaaS' fest White Ris. Timber, 8
Thisi, then ssd co., fec. whitr Pine Ttnbor, 8
if's,y s'ss's:s g s' hits Pine rimser
s tsonssnd o. aasj q. Jaiat 9 By or ten tlo,
= e. ssst is1S or ton
zea ipshss wild. Is feet long, Hem ock.
nshss sss j. % feet lon io"s, Msaisse. OF seven +"
Ten thenssnd N0,ca} feet Joist. BY u feet long.
feD .hegsand 40 ,eee' feet Jost, By s. Ii fest Dns,
Ten Ysspd 10 ss' fee. Joint, by s. Is fee. hing,
fsnrheusana 10 ,oe' feet scautisx,s BY =, II sse.
Ten thoa;snd 10 fss3feet scsnting, By 4. feet
knS. H-mlock. .
hing Hemiock. .00 } - IL,
An the above deseribed to be good, .merehsntahle
seBs 4 ss sa1t sae II s s "ns
All the lumber to be deli 'eed within thirty days
Aidrred arI n oath of allie giancs to the II 3 Gov.
erprpa must accompany each proposition
.e, [ns ah,ii'y OF the bidder to hli contract
sanuld IL be awarded 70 him. must be guaranteed
Sy sTo resGunh bie persons, whose signatures must
'oe appended to the guarantee and said guarantee
must accom- pany thr bid IL --.-E = = q
ne responsibility of tho gGnrantors must be
SHOWN by the official rsrtcate of tho Clerk of he
nssres. District Courtor ofths United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals viii not be conaid.
ered.
The full name and Post Once address, of the bio.
fEY mn st AMMAN in faa sal
II bid made in the name uf a frn, the name,
OF ali the parties must appear or the bid will be
signing it. ~
Bonds in the sum of FIVE thousand aciisrs signed
oF the contractor and both of his guarsntors will
aeIeaulTed OF the successful bidder upon sixnine
the contract
The right to reject any or all bids that may b..
deemed tco high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
nIREtpr
Informal proposals. will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward
Y: Hartz, Assistant Quartermsster u. 8. Army,
"Froposaisfnr l.uInb her,
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We! the county OF -, a:id State OF -
and - 1.-THE county of -, and Stats Of do
hereby guaranty tt ats able 60 f fl the contract
IN accordance with the terms of his proposition
ind that, should his proposition be accepted he
gan az once entsr into . contract in accordance
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre
pared 10 beceme his securities.
10 this guarantee must be appended the aficia}
oert' ac&te above mentioned y
EDWARD L. HARFZ.
ap2i-t Capt. ard Asst Quarterm'r q. 8. A.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
y IHd-s ~ u. III WEE
SATURDAY AFTEREUCN. at o,cIeek
vARIETiESl VARIETIES,

VeFIETiESl VARIETIES,
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
Fronting ON Pa avenue and Ninth
CHIEF MUSIC HALL OFTHE'CoUhTRy
BRILLIANT AssEsBLAGE or TALsSrI
Nr Harry Leslie, Ads Tasman
e. W Parker, Helena smith
Dick Watkins, Ala Lanrsnt
James Pilgrim. Addie Johnson
Frank Kerrs. Nellie 8. ymcur
J. Purcell Edith Whiting
Larry Toniey, Miss Florence.
pulaLey, Emma whiting
LILLE ROfS, MAGGIE WILSON
rbo Circle OF Bemn'y. Cluster Of Grace,
And Double Compau
TRIPLE BILL-BIG SHOW or rHncIrY.
whore Il Pnpn ace are Nj gbty Amused
WIN The mnst JoyoitS E.ai.y fa i,,Dfut
AT TIE CHBAf EST PRICES OF ADHESION.
Due notice will be given of the arrival of
MISS NELLIE HOWARD
LADIES' FASHION ABLE matt 'EE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
For LIS siies and Gentlemen. Masters and Mssses
Evening star., 1863-04-23
ADD, TIelAL FoRElGN SEWS.
The BuildinG ~ Rebel Pirates en- Eng.
tena-Actseh OF che Liverp peoi Cham bel
Commerce. -

ADD. T1eNAL FoRElsN SEwS.
t.aa-Aessss q ske Liv.rpesi Cham Der
sw Tcax, April sf.-By the Pcria ".
Aass the foaiewins:g esq = ! q
THE RxEki PIRATES
Aitnengh the British 9oyeSnmrnt has seized
aans mse5ss ns1 ara ,as EEL Sas
~ Ssspencsd d, untifan o1kria asiavas:igaiiun
coHsc ,akr PLACE. The 9axsrnusne has .Assn
ln g nm M nicAtion with tl.r Ik.irdr, Of Hiri-n-
ysfs Tse sIsisas sIsoasT Isnsi p'''ss y. y r
S&eInhient they were husiding them for the
EYPsHr of chiDns aud stared that tae Japan :,
or irglnia, which rscntly sailed from IN ydc,
bad aeyeral gnns ON i,osrds--
cr ihs ~ - sss - 2 lysas
cee6ed on the q 81. Il ssid t.t III Z. r.., vd
4 large supply of arms aud ammunition from
LoNdCr.
The English Government has been cateehised
In the House of Lords as to ths ganooats W hich
are heing huilt by them for china
Ehe Coat cn Of the Liverpool Chamber Of
commerce have adopted report relative tc
TIE doihes ct the Pirate 'Alabama, agi 10 The
protest oi the New York Chamber of Com nerce
fEe report fets forth that the ouiiaing aad
equipment of such vessels as the Alabama
nianltesiiy con!Iavcnfs The Forag,, E:n!is..argt
ict; tnat me provisions OF said act are sasce.,-
TITLE VI easy evasion that this inetfiri OF
,he act eApos.s 'sneutraiity;' to the charge OF
lntlh ceflly, and e. L. l:sird yerUux pra,ra.
dents, and that comsrqurn.ly the C:,iu.ber
Should n:emor !aliZs The government :.n.! an
GeaN or. in concert with thr Amer. can f;oypr,,
mfhf, to SO aft.T the act as to pre- vent ts ava
SION ana secure strict neutrality. a cupy of
The report has been sent 10 the New Snrk
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Daily News strongly protes is .c.irvr the
afhc.e IN ''ie Inns complaining Of defensive
plepaTatiCH as IL California, &g, an q shows that
America has equal ground of feomDinint against
TIE mllltin measures in Canada.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
. EHfC IAL.
(rHIEY Asst ouA8rKRMAeTHRS oFRIGD.)
" D<pos Of KasAiss;or 2l3 9, seySey teA 81.

III
" Dlros Of WasAisg;on 21 3 q, eeyHsy l8eA ST.,
x -WAsHISsToH, 3. c., March n, lSsS.f
With view to obtain On shcrt notice and On the
best terms such supplies for the Of this Depart
ment, By purchase in the open market. ss may b
REQUIRED b. the sxiesneies Of the service, snd not
etk srvise provided for by estimate tho prspsr
cHeesa 7of the roAsTtsrraastsr'a Department, all
dealers In yusl, 6tatiensfy, Har :ware, Drugs,
Lumber Of all desert Dtions, Lsather, Paints o:s,
eisss. Lasterns, SHIPS Eteres, and suah ether suv
Plies a IRA knsvu to be p.rchassd BY the Quarter.
matters Department, are hereby requested to fur
nsh weekly with price lists of ths articles
in their line, sorrsetsd according 10 tie Huctua
items 81 the narket.. =
None nthsr thsn those eomp plying vith the above
advertisement VIII receive orders from this Office,
Fs23TeF EDWAEDL Z HARrz,
mar Il. I'm hrs EAp.aia ard Azo. NJ, VISA
WAR BsrAsT9nssr, 9Iss;:s,o, 80, .., i,s,.
In consequence Of the pressure ef business at the
sWa1 Departmens PASSES for eitiseHs to visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii be sivss 1t the ONCE ef
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 133 PennsyIvanis .vsnus
above Nineteenth street. L's' . =.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
~ SELLING OFF
sELLING OFF!
LANSBERGH & BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN sT0RE
375 Seventh street, betw,a land X.
$4,000 DOLLARS

$4,000 DOLLARS
WORTH OF GOODS ON HAND,
which We are determined to close out in few
weeks more.
Ladies Ladies save your money and come one
at is S 60 and 25 cents per yard most of viii Oh ara
derrimack Bieached and Brown Mouslins, very
cheap.
Sheetings all widths at much reduced prirn4
Large size Bed Spreads, only So.
Figured DeiAInes, suitable for the Spring, at Is
Brown and Bleacked Table Linens, Towels Nap
kins. tc.. very cheap
4 large lot Of Irish Linens, ut q sacrifice.
B:ach Alpaccas of all grades
Epripg faaSsTmeres and CUttenaaeS, for Men and
Linen Shirt Bosoms. at 1a,s, ~ 25 and 30 cts.
Also, full line OF Hosiery, all Of which have to
be sold.
hoop sKIRFs-HOOP sKTRTs,
For Ladies and Misses, hsF ing very large lot on
hand we have to sell at any price,
Ladies fine w hite tail linenJ Handkerchief at 9
l0and l2tI cts, rh eapnr than ever.
Grepatisn Wells Of all cnlors,
Best French Mechanical Cnrsets at $50.
i,oC0 dozen Green and Daniels Spoo's. at 80 cents
J. sn dozsn j. & P. Coates spool=, at sl.1o PSF
dozen
Staple ntions, such as-Pins, Needles, Buttons,
Twiiist Tapes. Combs, Brush-s, Culognes, etc, in
great quantity, unusually cheap, at
LANsBCRG & BROS,
Baltimore Bargain Store
375 Seventh st., between and X.
P.s Ladies who wish to avoid a crowd, will
please call early in the morning late in the eve
ming.
The Store is open every evening until o. clock
Evening star., 1863-04-23
WASHINGTON THEATRE.

9ALg1N OPERH! DIaECFOR. y 4RAT
LAST NIGHT BET Two OF THE OPyaA
THIS Thursdayt EsENINi, APRIL g. o.
Hsieyy Great fSnrk, r--s
81 LA JClV&. THE JEW ESS.
Hish sn imr:ertsc and powerful caxt
This Opera. where. er preducse has created the
Madame Losini in the ce lie brated toss Of
,, - III RACHEL, tho JEWESS
M lie Cordier has kindly coaser,sd to
- ~. appear in the role of PriUcess Eudoyfe
Sg Msc-aferri in the great renowned roll ef
Sig. susini in the hisn dramatic role Of
The Cardinal
Grsnd PreTost Di CONSTANT .. Sig B.r,I;
Cenauetor and Musical Director. Big. Muzio
. To morrow, Friday Donzstti g famous OEera.
LUCRE1IA BoRGIA
Madame Lorini .LucretiR Dorsis
- lie ofensi "a .............. .Ma.fo Orsini
sE hri snot1 as .-.... .--.....< Gennsro
elg snstnl u.s. nuke Alfonso
Saturday positively Last Night of the Opera,
s-ata C. Z be secured at MetZerntt's 4 M,s;t store
Admission, 81; Orchestra and Bsicouy Chairs.
81; ParquettA and Dress Circle each Si 81
Evening star., 1863-04-23
NAw York I.evXxlafure

ALBANY, April 22-The Broadway, New
York. Railroad bill passed The Assembly 10.
night. 1t contains an amendment repeating
that portion of the charter Of the Harlem Rail.
road Company allowing them to build rail.
road through Broadway
Evening star., 1863-04-23
SEWARD INSTITUTE,

GEWARD INSTITUTE,
- Hon. WM. a. sEWARB, President,
FEMALE DE E!ARTMENT-Miss n u HOrcs
iIss, Principal The summer Session eomnsncss
april e.. Board, tuition in English and French
Rsfvsssss Hon. VIM. n. Seward Rev J. Rslls
2 D.. Church on he flights, Brooklyn: r. g.
Pardes supt. n. Y. 3. 8. Cn,on, 599 Broadway:
and i.sson IL Phnney ~ Walker street, N.
Florida, Orange cosnty, N Y sp 8-sws
Evening star., 1863-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
0ROVER'9 THEATRE.
1xNN6YLVANIA AvBNUY near Nillsrds 3 HotH,

i GRAND GALA NTSHr0FTHEs SEASON,
-4ThIst EyEkIRG. ~
ANIMAL BENEfIr or k.E0NARD GROVER.
ANEI " RSAR9 u - ~.
OF THE cPEfINu MONT OF fHE THBATER.
ASETvERSARY Jr- ~
OF THE BIRTHDAY or SHAKePEARE.
Synopsis OF asee ample n The members Of
1HE xXCELSIOK DRAMA RE COMPANY,
ly - TINS tslkY YGeMHISATi0N.
q To eommercs vita tha POPULAR Comedy.
-. ss.i, SERIOUS. FAMILY
4r sefebeit ss. ...,............ Aminadab Steak
=
SuhSu DeEin 49, W ifo0 Daisn aip6
sops," NO ena to Lave. .sopaie G'meer
(. ..CIPE MI Y Di4M0VDs.
Nj. Kerr MusiEesn -..'.....~ b Seschsu
:. -: GiPsY Trio. ~ sue -.
: misses Mortimer Pennoyer and De Fsibrs.E ~
" mio Banjo Soio I;ick Parker
9rand Pas d 9 Deux NJ lies Msris ANA Ausu "a
~ Admission 81, IS, and IS cents. No extra
charge for se cured seats -
Evening star., 1863-04-23

r w ssLs-Twe II RskS, . HACH and HAR-
shsr tS., al P;lr.t- ,al. ur!ii Ga ar9.y. a.
10y can he en- at No. 2o5 ~ st., Island ZS1
VIVID ana Sta spA6s"
Evening star., 1863-04-23
Death of Blake. the Gem edian.

BosToN, April ee.-Biake the comedian, d!t.t
ofbilious choiic this aftarnoon. He played Sil
Peter TeaZle in the "School for Scandal" :" las
evening, and was in his usual health, Mr.
Blake was fifty three years of age, and Il native
of Halifax
Evening star., 1863-04-23

DisMIssED. Ann L. Kirk, charged with
the larceny of $l2o from c. W. Grow, wes dis :
missed fuesdsy by Justice Clayton, there he.
ing no PROOF OF larceny. Anna was not ser :
to jail for further hearing as stated Yesterday.
The commitment Was prepared, but she gave
the required bail before 1t was executed.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

SHere is another instance OF vic kedness for
the Rev. Doctors reprobation: The Spring deld
Republican says the man who proposed putting
shovelful OF manure in the grave OF every
person btried d IN the sterile sod or Cape God, so
that The quickened bodies might have q chance
Of coming up At the last day, is nowAout with
new yeast powder, which be is eonhaent Will
make the negroes rise.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

NEW THEATEE--1ti is said that arraSssrr or =
have been made between Mr.. Leonard Grover
and Mr.. VIM. Spauiding for the erection of r
tkeater IN this eiiy,on the site of Growers, al !.
COST OF SGi0oe and the cork OF demolition o.
al the tbea:cr now standing will cemnaen &c withip
sixty days. The work on Ford's ne " th, l.a-
now rapidly running up, is quite snhstsa .,a.
II is desigaed TO be handsome ediace.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

~ On Friday last a riot occurred in Balti-
more county between railroad laborers and
soldiers. Knives. pistols, bayonets, stones,
DC, were freely used, aud number Of the
riot re- were dangerously wounded and the
affsir assumed such proportions that 1t was
found necessary TO cali cut large detachment
Of soldiers to qpeil il.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
~rhe other nigh. n member of

~ The other night amember of Pennsyl-
rania regiment on picket in Hooker's army
complained of feeling IL The surgeon of the
regiment was called, when there was some
whispering instituted. The sick soldier was q
woman, enciente, of course The result of the
surgeons work WAS the delivery OF a fine boy
Gen. Josh. Owen named the child Picket. Fal.
month Ellsworth. - -
Evening star., 1863-04-23

CHARGE UIsMtssEO.-Justica Rowland ds
discharged the claim agent. Mr. Babcocf, ar
rested on the charge of obtaining money und DER
false pretences from a naval officer On fnal
hearing Justice R was salts fed Mr.. Babcock
was en- titled to a full &C cquittal. =
Evening star., 1863-04-23

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Chss, Ey-
an, violating hack law; 81 So J. c. Huzhss,
drunk; dismissed. Henry Lander, disordarIy: !:
S2 Adelaide Alexander, larceny: dismissed.
Butler,do:; 81 So. R. T. Brown, robbery: iail
tor hesnng. j. G. Broadhead, do: do. Byron
TroWbridee and Philip Rand, suspicious; ;; mil
E. Davis, suspicious; military. Kate Robbins.
drunk Sc: Jennie Hopkins, do; So J. ".
Carr, do: Ssl ~ - - - .