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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
The U1E INDIANS FROM Nrw.M1xrco-BAR-

TIE UTE INDIANS FROM Nrw.MIxIcO-BAR-
sux GPrER THEN The following letter from Maj Lafayette
Head 10 Sir. r. f. BArnum, explains itself:
CLARENDON HorII, WhsHISsToN, D. c. April 49, 1903
latter relative Ute Inosus al present. under control
IN this city. You perfectly right In information
xnrdrg them that they far iEterestpS 0ute
and s.vsge than the tribes whose chiefs have
viii you a. present.
Toe tes have concluded their mission 10 the Pregiden
de United ses and are prepared 20 return 'e You
s that hey should be allowed 10 Newly and In that
geou thoroughly concur being most defous that they
sha have good Hpe o. the gres ness Of our American
raiou Ii ksppens however that wnile the plains with
my Indians met Mai Lesud Of the Metropolitan Hotel "a
yoar city, who invited them sud myse 10 stay a. hs hct
be bosidng free Of expense partially accepted that
invitation and there for the three four that
In the city nnrss reason TO tne contrary
The Utes the best looking and mort naturally nteAen
Of any Indian tribe They the hnrst shot, with re Of
any Il the fighting pdisns az the Wett. SCARCELY know
bow they would along with the lrisnt now hpyo at
The Nc for they nre their deadly enonies There
ola luminosity exisrg between them which has dsscended
non tstaef 70 Indeed tho Uios Teenble the people
Corsica In the matter Of tire Vendstt They transmit their
qusITe through generations and tho sons lever make peace
9Th those whose their fathers ensnies They
are much better looking than your Cheysnnes aud kiowas
and are far harder msn
Whenever they tez, chance 10 dght the Cheyennes
A'o"ss they invariably tucosed in whipping them But
tbsre much 70 DO s IN OF the Utes. They have al
ways been friends o. ths wlne man, and fer believe Ia
nm A. never TO allow white 70 tDdsr In their county,
The names Of the principal cues are:
UTe Aonow, PG.u-wioh, Psbusat, sho.washeIt Tu pu.
ws-at, Toe-pus-pa, Cuinche
We Indians have yet visited NswYork FAR
thow nor he's the Interpreter Of the present party
Deen mere Ny party OF Ues viii resh your city rhurS-
GAY next but shall be able 20 allow them TO remain
tnsh hon a. quickly al possible.
Your very truly, l.. HEAD Indian Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
lAdvsrtisement.I
The TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.

No. 1.-THE CoSDUCT OF THE "AH
Nov Ready
The Report OF the Joint Committee OF Congress on the
Copduc, Of the War respecting the and opera
ton. o, the Army Of the Potomac while commanded by
Gen Mcclellan 10 Issued by in pamphlet Of hir.ytwo
pages Pic. 8 cents; 81 so per 100 $50 per 1000.
n sent by mail one IN addition will be charged to prepay
postage
1t also contains Lord Lyopss letter to Earl Russell Eivns
an account hs remarkable conferences with the Censor
vstiYe leaders"
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Nov Ready
No. Hl.-BULL RUS-BALIs BLuU.
Department Of the Wat-Fren NJ
Containing the report Of the Joint Committee The Con.
duct OF the War relating The battles OF Bull Run and Bss
Bluff and Of the Department OF the We under command Of
Msor-C Fremont. Price cents 81 per I00t
900. If sent by mail cent e<eh. In addition, will
be charged posrgo when twenty under are
dered twenty half cent each TO prepay postage Cash
orders solicited
address TEE TRiBuNB,
keW-Yort.
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The abty Of the ,uetiss to respond in the OF ten
thousand dollars be certified by the u 5. District At
toney other proper officer such certificate 10 accompany
th. proposal - 49,
Pfop0as be indosed Proposals for Beef Cattle The
sht e1i, WITH the United STATE. 70 reject any or all the bids
that shall be regarded satisfactory AL bidders 20 be
present at the opening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

CHARITIES AND CoRREcTIoss.-Ihe weekly re.
bort Of the Commissioners Of Cbses and Corrections
that there remsinDEi in the institutions on the
Ih instant $50 persons During the week a. died 7e
we're dehsIged and zss were seut TO BlAekwsns Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

LAUSoH-The yacht VIM. A. Freedom, b1li' oy
Edward Waldron for Charles stTingbsm, ESQ., WI" 20
launched nom the yard foot Of GOvernsur street this morning
Of 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

The HARBoR DEFENSE CoANIssIoE.-The Com
se on wser Dsfeuses aud the Committee Ordnance O.
this Commission privately hearings yeserdayto
Der Of gentlemen In explanation Of various plans The hi
named Committee Of which AID Boos is the chairman, have
designs presented to them almost daily Inventive
sns be prolific Of designs fer protecting tie
ksbor BY floating deensss than IN any other way Forte
n.ey the chsirrnan Of the Water Defense, Committee 10
practical mechanic having served twenty-five IA the
shpbuding business aud "a therefore very capable for IN.
snerous duty imposed upon him. Of carefully inspecting thu
designs for wooden deense brought to the stn
ssOn Of the Committee To-day the Communion ere to wit
ness the operation Of rhsd battery at point short d
lance from the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

MIDDLFroY's PORTRAIT OF DANIEL WEBSTER
by the att who reproduced Stusrt's portrait
George and Msrhs arlington, Likeness Of Daniel Webster
q now offered the public. The picture ha, the ant
characteristics the frs, but lie IN this not copy Of
an oil painting but Of photograph from Life eOl0red in oil
OF 0er portraits Of Webster romolnber to
have seen The merits Of the WsshiDGon pictures very
fully discussed in potice Of them in this pper Mr. Middle
IONS process 10 not explained to the public IN detail but
.he results which he arrives just satisfactory to the
eye the Of them fully Known. His pictures
ere copies than the brush produce and are free
the Hines which the brush leaves behind III having the
came surface in whSever light regarded This and the other
portraits sale but may be had Of e4nvasng agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

CUPREME COURT, City S---
- and County - Esv-York-CO0S. 70 Gents 81
WELL, X. GREEN against JAMES |" 3
ELpREpGh, MATIHIAS DENMAn}5 stamp -
CRAWFORD, junior and THE oh1 PrOcs"
QUICKSILVER MINING COM. ---lc----
COMPANY .-summon. For RellsL-To the Defendants
shove named: You hereby summoned aud required to
answer the complaint In tbs action, Of which copy here
with served upon you and copy OF your answer TO
he aid aint toe subscribers at theif once Number
90 IT, the City Of Newly wi hin twenty
dv er the service hereof exclusive OF tho day OF such
,ice and II you fail the sid compliant within
N time Aforesaid the Ps'nf In THIS seton VIII apply TO
h Coart for the relief demanded On the congratulated
No. IN 1868 LVAHrS, SOUTHhAfD ChOArE
"Hi'"-' 49, Plaintiff = Attorneys.
M in the sbove.entitled action hied tho
a. ~ H. ,rk OF the CITY and County a NewYork AZ
h CIV U,ll Of said city this 8th day Of April 1904
'Ho 0"' EYARTs, SOUTHLAND ChoAIE.
| i.waws Painla' . Attorney.
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Advertisement

LAST DAY oP THE INDIAN CmEPs AND
WAHh'9m AT B1KSUA's MUsEUs.-Tbey viii ,tsy no
hnt neues WHO ond zee them must DO A. today Thew
mot interesting Indians exhibition in Neg'.
ioIk' ho nrstoi tier tbe ever seem heie They viii a.
Visible ~ az housi appeal the sac Ia the
ooihs ,hs pay acc deliver farewell speech tie audience
A. tbeie i sure 70 be great crowd there will be fee per
foTmsncss TO seeomuods,e all VINO come a A. ~ M =,
o'cisek ~ " :" - 81" .
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Nov Resdy
The Crest Speech of Maj Gen Butler at the Academy
of Music, April 2, 1852 Price cents. 81 per 100 SIS
per LOCO. sent by mall cent e,ch in ,ldtion, will
he charged 10 prepay portage when twenty under
dered twenty half cent each to prepay postage Cash
orders socied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

ADVERTISEMENT ,,.,.
A new Patent FIRE ESCAPE, now on exhibition
in the OF the City Hall .,
All invited and examine the machine iof 'ns'
selves.
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n)e1oinq Uar0s, sc.

AT J. EVERDELLs, No. 3O2 broadway.
Also Scale Silver CORP elegsDty engraved
A L VIM EVERDELL'S SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.
~ WEDDING CARDS. Fine Stationery. tolored ~
itid Stamping Mopogsns. Door and Number Fate, os'
Presses Blank Books Checks. Notes, Labels, &c (E'so
shed 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

NOTICE ia hereby given, according to law, Ia
all persons having claims q aims, CHARLES 4 elm
TON the City Of Poughksepsi. County Of D1ehes
and ;as New York. Gentleman deceased mat tbey are
ooed 10 exhibit the same with tho voucher. thereof 10
the subscriber acting AJmnis1rsor 81 the goods. ense.
nd Of the sad decessrd tho place Of business Of The
subseribsr At The office Of HENRY L. CLlNTON NO ios
Ia the City Of kewY ok on or before the G'L day
of MAY 1863 dated this 2ith day OF October, 1902
WIN L. PEASE, Acting Administrator OF the
Goods. CLattels, and Credits oil Charles A. Chnton'
o25 luv6mS ooce~eo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

mrs. GRIFFIN, No. 25S Grand-st, A. T.,
oppost. Lord TayoTa, and No. 2S7 Futonrt rock
are inserting full OF partial sets Of their improved Arti'
ci Tech with without extracting the roots. full sets on
zod or plAna, l5 silver rubber, sSi piel sets
god per tooth B2 silver rubber. S extracting - cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Denlistrp.

DR. H0YT, DENTIST,
~ No. eo7 BROADWAY, three doors above 2oth-s; 10
,ers b..nal sets Of Teeth his improved Atmospheric
Plates with or without rscting the roots
On COLE, as low 81 p2a SlLyEk, 80
RUBBER, $40 PLATlNA Continuous Gum.
S30)
TEETH FILLED with GOLD, SILVER aad AhALGAh.
Artificial BONE FILLING Inserted without pain.
EXTRACTING Gc.
No charge extracting when artificial teeth are inserted
All work warranted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Ocean Cleaners.

NJ O. ROBERTS LINE.
W. STEAMSHIPS 10 SAN FRANCISCO snd OREOoN'
over NICARAGUA TRANSIT The st.sni.hiD
AMERICA or ILLINOIS. .
Will Leave for GREYTOWH, TO connect with steamship
MOSES TAYLOR.
at no.n 0 SATURDAY. April %, 1861
ID. NJ CARRINGTON,
No. liz WestSL, corner OF Warren.
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eTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
~ FROM NEW.io kh 40 LIVERPOOL
The Steamship
GREAT EASI
WALTEA PATOS, Commander.

viii be ditr,iched -
FROM LIVERPOOL; FROM NETWORK:
SATURDAY, April 49, SATURDAY, Mays
TUESDAY, J1ne2. TUESDAY. Juno -
Each b-rh according 20 size situation, and sccommods-
q tie Rooms AL having the same privileges in
the Saloons gard meals and attendance s0ss OF
Araturns for families may be engaged by special agreement
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND BACK, IN TILE
FIRST CABIN ONLY. A FARE AND a HALF.
Servants paying pAs~ages and children under IL
wear. Of age half fare. Iniai.is Tree.
SECOND CABiN-Staiekoom bershs, meals furnished .,
THIRD CABIS.--lntsrmedia.e State Rooms passengers
found with beds bedding. table utensils, snd good, sub
SIERRA GE--With superior sccommo dslions 81
All fares parable IN goli OF its equivalent In T. s. Currency
Esoh pa,sener allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage. An cape
Tieuoed Surgeon board.
For passage apply TO CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
At the Office No. 70 Broadway
For freight apply 10 -
No. South-st
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Board an0 Rooms

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-1n quiet
~ county place not than enc bonrs rids BY boat or
cal. from Ge~fOk whoI. gentleman and his vile esn mad
tie eomor> home during tho merit ak months. Andfe"
1stirz full patcuars 81. Y. r. Bon No rs y. 4. T. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Professional Notice..

CHARLEs s. SPENCER, Attorney aud
" Counsellor at Law Proctor and Advocate 10 T. Coari
No. so Broadway, EewYofs Re'ideocs-No. ~ Londen
Terrace. Wer 2Jd-f- t5eiwetn Sh and IV1h'sT')
NOTICE.-C. ID. HAMMOND, N. D., author
IN ef Nsrvou, Debility &c has returned fIoOi Europe
- r.noxed 10 Ne "a East Once hoars from to
iO 70 O. 10 evening creep; Tseshy ard Friday evenings
4 AWYER-I take Law Business and charge
SOTHiNO FOR NY FEEs n DO not succeed "
HOMES. Lawyer No. % hGssau-s,, % hsot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

GTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
ct oueeustown. Cork Hsrbor )rhe we'll known steam
era OF the Liverpool Rewfork and PhiadephiG Steamship
Company intended 10 sail a. follows:
CITY OF NEN-fORh saturday Apr 10
CITY OF BAL1lMORE.............. Saturday Apr IS
EDINBURGH Saturday May 2
And every succeeding SATURDAY. at noon irom Pi.r a
North RyeL
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payable in gold, or its equivalent In currency:
FIRST CABlN.......& 80 20 acknowledgements, so
First Cabin Loudon. as col SseTaze 20 London IS s.
Fir Cabin to Paris. rs e0 steege 10 Psris.. 30 50
FI. Cabin 10 Hamburg W W Steoge to HAMBURG. 81 50
Passengers also forwarded to hayTe, Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp, Nc, at equally low rates.
Farce from Liverpool or Queenstown lat Cabin. s7 fS
SIS. Steerage nom Liverpool $40 From Quoenstown SO
Those who wsh send their friends buy ekes here
q. these raisA
For luIshsI Information apply ct tho Company onss
JOHN y. DALI, Agent, Nc. Is Broadway w -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Religions Notices.

4 Fearful Thing TO Fall into the Hands Of the
Living taod.-TLe Rev z. q. BROOKS pTsscbss this
subject A. the 2oth, Uuyerait Church between 9Th and
7th-ays.. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Stran.
April 10" LEXINGTON AND BALTIMORE -
WITH THEIR LESSONS FOR US.-The Rev. 3 Kali
LOCH viii preach on this subject SABBATH MORN.
mo 10. o'clock In the Lbights Church corner OF Lsishi
and aics (St Johns Psrk he will also preach 10 the
ENENNG ~ tho same place, sermon before the Young
Mems Christian Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Eegal Ncilres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of New.York notice il hereby Eveo 10 all
psI.ous having claims against SAMUEL LoDER ate Of Vie
Div 81 New Yotk decasd TO present the tHme with vonch-
era thereof 10 the subscribers, at tho Office Of Edwad A. IRA
ser an No 800 Roons IN tho City OF New fofk on or
before tho 9Th day of March nert--Ds'sa lhe
''N N'' ~ ~ ELEANOR LODER, Administrative.
s.ps laue1pS. JOHN y. HOLMES. Adnigisuator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

SPRING CLoTHEG,
Evans
f1irniSo Clothing Warehouse
Nos " aud o. Foiton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

IAdyerisementl
LIFE A FAHURE."-Whyi Simply because
the attempted do that for which be not lifted
PHREyof1.ICGL CHART would have put him on The ieit
t'sck. and his secured. Sec TK lUERSoLoGcAL
JorRyhL FOwLXH a WELLS. No. 800 Broadway
AdveIisemsnt
Pure BOURBON WHISKY,
Bottled by
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
sale by eli Druggists Grocer and Fruit Stores In New.
f0f broell,D and Jersey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Duil0ina itlateria!s.

The EAGLE" SLATE produced at these quaniei which
are the nost extensive Of the tind ia America well Known
10 th, pubic TO Of the best quality made In this country
The situation Of these qnsres the SaIaoEA and hto
hal Raj road only eleven miles from cAna and lata naVsa'
ton affords cheap ana easy communication by fsoah Of
with all paris Of tho country. WIN improved ma
ehnery worked by po yer the facilities Of the Com
f0r the manufacture OF Slate are unrvAed' enso'
them 10 I'll orders TO almost any extent .
Slate Roof 10 cheap a. tin. shingle or IRON. ~ wei
Put o. 1t lasts lifetime IL proof ssanst IRE, and Is
saving In insurance rates q,
Roof IL free rom eli Impurities :.
Orders may addressed TO tho Cornp.ny u th<ir New
York Depot 10 q. FUAMAN, Agent, No. Ceurtandl'st
hew YoTk. or to ., ~, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

American sunday School Union.-Ihs ANNUAL
MISSIONARY MEETING Will be held az the Reformed
Drtch Church, corner 29th-t and sthey., SABBATH
EVENING, the 18Th inst ct 7ioelock The Rev DR. Ferns
President OF the NewfoTk Sunday School Union, will pre-
side Addresse by the Rev. DR.. Anderson the Rev j. c.
Feck snd the Rev. j. T Duryea All interested 10 the
Mission School work among leetsd children
daily invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

l EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,
20 4. ca. foot according 20 condition. AND WAR
kAHTED So Gr.ndst 81 PArk row l39 Bowery. 80 ~n-
ga 6th-av. IS Sthav. and IL sths "hiAmtonish'
corner Of oxford a. aud Fal!ol'.y.. Brooklyn
NIARBL r. MANTLRS-Ify you want an excel
vi lent and cheap ,e Of Marble AAnte buy them o. =
KLABERS No 81 lstsv., near dat, y. L. III ihc bs'
plsce.
MARBLE IANTLES.-Tbe best place IN the
VI city where The cheapest MARBLE MAHtLEs nc.
can be bought. 10 At h kLAhthS Msbis lnd' NO IV'
Pc, ls,h-,t near 3dsy., N-wYofk ttut this outl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

AuuiVersury.-Th Annv.uEry EIercs~, Of the Sab.
CONNECTED with the sixteenth BAPTIST Church On
l6h.st, sth-sv.l will occur WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. April a. 1853 at :. O'clock Admission IS cents for
adults; children Is oeut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.
~ For Albany, Troy North and Wes,.-WlNTER AR
PANGEMENr commencing MONDAY, Nov, H. 1902
For ALBANY l0:3eA w. Express Mail Train nom 36snst
6tstion Returning leave Albany at l0:30a m.
For Local Trims zee Time table.
JOHN BURChILL. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

An Army Meeting will he beid SABBATH, ct 4
D. u. the Fret Reformed Dutch Church Jsrsey City.
to aid the Board Of Publication in giving religions res1n
Army snd Navy. Addesses may he expected from the
Rev. JAMES II. DWIGHT ltte ON Army Cbap.in aud tic
Rev DR.. JUNKEN, fstherinsw Of Stonewl Jackson and
perhaps others collection will he taken. IL will be
great interest and importance All are cordially
invited 20 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave Jersey City for Permont st SEQ
S;l5 q M rs y +2U and o. D. IN SATURDAYS
onIy III: is o. m for Money l:l5 u and 40 ?.
'' T. w. DEMAREST. gupt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
Az tbe Stote-st. CONGREGATIONAL Church IN.

Hoytst.). Brooklyn, the Rev. NEWTON HIS ION Pastor
will preach TO MORROW a. 10! and Il p m. Ice.
ture every TUESDAY EVENING. Sund1y.Schoo at . AID
"a o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

D. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck slip st 3:fs m
Pas sengea 60 north from New-liayen at liocock
NIGHT LiNE.Stesmer lesv's a. III O'CLOCK artvnsU
New Haven in tims for morning trains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18

II nnIr -, y - T''u ~ IIJE4NOL, va NLW
b POkT and FALL RiYER-Tas splendid ard superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt brown. leaves Nsw.rork
every TUESDAY, THUkSpAY. and SATURDAY, et
from Pier No. ) NJ x.
Hereser no rooms will be regarded az secur.d 10 any
plicsnt until the ssme shall have bren paid f,r.
Freight Boston is forwarded through With gre dispatch
by an Express Freight Train.
= - - VIM RORDEH Azent. Nos 70 and II West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-18
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRt

~ TON, NEW-LONDoE, sTOEINGTON PRovl
pETSCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON, snd hEW BEpF ORD
TN, TN, ,plerdld steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK sil leave Pier No. 10 n r.. foot Of Court
nhWal.tsL, Cay except slndsJ). at p. m.
Fght taken as low as by any otaer ne Office Of Com
pany' 40. 40 Wett-s,.. corner q CourflandlsL
NeF-Fork. March 2. 1868. w NJ EDWARDS, Agent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-05-12

HoLMAN's OPERA TRoUPE.-Deering Hall
was filed last evening to welcome the first APP
pearance in our city, of this justly popular
Troupe. The wonderful capacity of Miss
Sallie Holmans voice astonished and electri-
fed the audience. She executed with sur
prising accuracy the most difficult passages,
and in the characters of the Daughter of the
Regiment" and the "Young Actress" she was
equally successful. Little Julia, although the
smallest, is far from being the least attractive
member Of the Troupe. Her singing and
dancing were loudly applauded. The enter
tainment throughout was highly successful,
aud we bespeak for the enterprising lessee and
man ger, Mr.. J. c. Myers, series of crowded
houses during his sojourn in Portland. An at
tractive bill is offered for this evening and we
would advise all who desire to see first class
operate performance, to visit Deering Hall
during the stay of the Holman Opera Troupe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-05-12
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
Official Report OF Col. Fitzpatrick.

WAstuxnroN M.v II
The following was received to-day .t tho
Headquarters of the Army.
YopKTowx Va MAYS
Mai. Gen. III. w HouecL 1on,nan'j y
Chief:
GEM have the honor tn renort that nv
direction of Mai Cen Stoneman i left T,onisa
Court House on the morning of the I'd with
one regiment of Harris, ligbi cavalry IF the
New York BRIGADE and reached HUNGARY on
the fredericksburg railroad at dayiiobt on
the morning of the 4th. and DESTROYED the de-
pot. telegraph wires and railroad for several
miles. We passed over to the Brook Turn
pike and drove in the rebel pickets down the
Pike. across the brook. charged battery and
forced il TO retire within two miles of the CITY
Richmond We captured Lit Brown. aide-de-
canp to Gen Wiuder, and eleven men within
the Notifications, passed down to the left of
the meadow bridge on the Chckahopiny.
which burned. ran a train of cars into Tie
river. retired to Hanoyertown ON the nenu
sula, crossed and DESTROYED the ferry boat in
time to check the advance of a purs,iino cav.
airy force. burned a train of 70 WAGONS loaded
with bacon. cantured ,h;r,aan nr;sonars .nd
encamned far the niob, ~ mia frnn, ~, r;ra,
resumed INV march All A M Of the 5tb
surprised a loTce of 3O0 cavalrv AT vIe,ts can
tured two oficers and "a mon bnrned 5e
WAGONS and ,ha dano, oon,.;n;n, ,nn,aras -
ao,soo bushels of corn and ,xhas, = "nan,;,v
of clo,biny and commissarv stores and care,
fully crossed the Ma,tanony and destroved the
ferry again inst In time 10 escane tho .Svance
Of tho rahei cay,iry n,rs,,;, a,ar l., ,ho
evening / des,roved thir5 vo,nn train and
denot few miles above Rannabannocb and
on tho Ra,naharpoct r;rer and from tho.
nn;rt made ! forced march or ,wontv m;Ias
Closely nnrSned NV q snnerior for "a of avaIry
sunnosed to he S,nart,s from The fact ,hat ,,s
capinreI nr;soners from The 5th .nd ,o,h VI
carair, a, sn,,Jan,, T d;soo.,aaa. go -
cayaIry drawn ~, IN In. Of he,,Ia ahavo En ~
ana n,aan Cnnrt Ho,,aa IT, $3.50, LIS