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Justices of the Pence.

The following are the Justices of the
Peace in the several towns named, elected
on Tuesday:
WARDsBoRo.- Holland Plimpton, ID.
A. Hammond. A. J. Dexter, Chandler
Pratt, N. C. johnson, Daniel Read, M. o..
Howe.
JAMAIcA.-H. II. FELTON,, Isaac Hig-
gina, f. G. Pierce, Jr., G. ID. Read, A. Nj.
Butler j. w. Skinner, Luke Howard.
GRAFTON Ambrose Burgess, Charles
Barrett, Gideon Palmer, Gardner Upham,
Lewis S. Walker, William G. Wyman,
Isaac Glynn.
TowNsHEND ID. Fisher, w. r. Shaft
er, f. Atwood, J. S. Fullerton, 0. S. How
ard, j. l.. Nichols, j. Fl. Converse.
ATHENs.-A. A. Wymans, Mark Ball,
A. I. Ball, n. Bemis, l.. f. Bowles.
WESTMINSTER. S. S. Stoddard, Ira
Goodhue, Nathan Fisher, Freeman Cor
ham, T. M. Wiley, John Minard, N. G.
| Pierce.
WILMINGToN.-S. p. Flagg, c. N. Da-
venport, John Patch, ID. Gilbert Dexter.
e. I. ButterfeId, j. Nj. Tyler, j. II. Rus,
sell.
William Adams, John B.
Stebbine, Erastus Whitney, Edison Higgins
f. w. Willmar.
NEwFANE.-Isaac Hovey, Fl. T. Rob-
inson, j. ID. Redway, X. Haskins, Il. E.
Morse, f. A. Fish, Calvin Ward.
PUTNEY.-John Kimball.W. Nj. Hough-
ton, S. w. Houghton, p. w. Taft, Denison
Davis. Franklin Austin, Joseph Jones
DUMMERsToN.-Josep Miller, VIM. {.
Miller, G. w. Walker, S. w. Wilson, Enos
Leonard, Benjamin Willard, 0. L. Ben
nett.
VERNON. ii. Z. Franklin, Lorenzo
Brown, r. S. Wood, VIM. L. Severance,
K. A. Lee.
LoNDoNDERRY.-D. Tyler, d. Davis,
B. Waite, Il. S. Wall, f. W. Marsh, II.
p. Dodge, c. Robinson.
WEATHERsFIELD = Barnabas Deane,
Charles Barrett, Walter Newell, Joshua
NJ. Altlrich, John Spaiford, Jabez Ham.
mond, William Haskell.
CAvENpIsu. - Warren Skinner, Otis
Robbins, Samuel Adams, Josiah Gibson
William Smith, Saxon A. Craigue, Albert
d. Hager.
PLYMoUTH.--D. p. Wilder, C. G. Cool |
idge, l.. N. Pinney, A. n. Earle, Ryland
r. Dudley, Noah Briggs, j. w. Messer.
LuDLow.-Hiram w. Albee, Joel War
ner, VIM. Graham, l.. g. Hammond, Ar
temas Spaulding, Moses Burbank, Ora j.
Taylor.
WESTON. - Soon Il chardson, @. A.
Cragin, j. r. Parker, james G. Spauding,
c. NJ. Piper.
WEST WINDSOR Thomas +. Ham
mond, G. IL. Shedd, D. +. Hemenway,
Joel Hale, o. Sravens.
READING. - Hiram GODDARD. Charles
Buck, William Felch, L,alder lockwood,
Silas w. Pike, Homer NJ. Hammond.
Clark Wardner.
BALTIMoRE.-Joseph W. Leland, ID,
r. L. Piper, Z. II. Graves, Joshua Leland, !!
Thomas Preston.
WINDSOR. Carlos Coolidge. Jason
Steele. David Davis, w. w. Howard, |
Stephen X. Gates, Chas. ii. Dudley, Gilt
tenden Rossiter.
CHEsTER.-Simeon Sherwin, William
Sratford, 4. A. Head, j. d. Powers. Lew
is Hill, David II. Gould. VIM. w. Marin.
A. s. Adams, Merrick Wentworth, G. WI
Hadley.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
NATIONAL

CRY ELEcTIoN.-At the city election,
on Tuesday, in Wilmington, Del, Mayor
Gipin, Union. was reelected. The IN
ionists have carried every ward and pre-
cinct, The city council is unanimously
Union. All the administration candidates.
including treasurer, assessor, aldermen and
inspectors, were elected.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

Godeys Ladies Book for September, APP
as usual, containing more than fifty embel.
lishmenis of fashion and other engravings.
The steel plate, a I" Happy Party" and the
woodcut, s. Raising Beard, are excellent.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
Black River Acaa'
Low, W.

VI. c. HYDE Principal.
JULIA 4. BATCHELDER, Preceptrrss; pse|
Mrs. ANN 4. WALKER, Teacher OF ns'
Painting. Ft|
FALL TERM OF Il WEEKS CoAM,sss.s
DAY, SEPTEMBER : i''N
Extract from, the last report Of the Erd'1' 81
'The Spring Examination Of this Insti. .sos's
the 1ith aud 18th inst For promptness ~ ~
accuracy We have rarely seen it equsiis''
passed. -. an 60
Black River Academy has long enlo, 80 81
putation, but, in our opinion was pe,s .t.n Il
confidence and patronage Of the puoiN sox ~
REV. IRA PEARsoS''
T. G. ROBBINS, Secretary. u
Lu1iow, July 1s, 1853
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

has more than filed former quotas. In
diana will escape the draft entirely, as her
citizens are enlisting by hundreds. Kan
sas has furnished troops enough TO cover
the present and The next draft, il second
is ordered.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

Ferry street, and Strengthened them. For
Mr.. John Broom, of the Troy House, he
inserted an artificial eye, which it is impos-
si5le to tell from the other II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
House and Lot for Sl

| WISH TO SELL MY HOUSE a. a.
Il on Canal Street in Bellows Falls. osJss. -
rooms, and is two stories high. P1ce, e ,.,,r u
payment down, say $50, balance ID !, p wsIIs
Inquire Of Mr. A. s. CLARK, or Mr.. j. n ~
Fails, or of G. Y. HALL, by letter.
Rochester, N. Y, Aug. IL, 1853
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

THIS delightful article for presenyI
Il tifyiug the human hair is again put y
proprietor, aud il now made with the san I
attention, which FIRST created its immenss n,
ed sales Of over one million bottles snsns
sold at rs cents In large bottles Two MssR
easily be sold n a year vixen u il agaE Il
kathairen " not only the most delightful 4
the world, but that IL cieanses the scs9 4
dandruff gives the hair liveIy, rich, luxa'rl
prevents n from turning gray. These an /
worth knowing. The Kathairon has been !,
twelve years, and is warranted a. DESCRIBED
values beautiful head of hair, will use tie n
Is timely persumed, cheap and valuable nj
respectable dealers throughout the world.
Sz-o-eowI d. S. BARNES & 90,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

The Cincinnati papers have announced
that no draft win be made in Ohio and ,,o
officers OF the army sent home to secure
the drafted men are requested to open re.
cruIiing stations for enIistments. Illinois
will be called on for but few men, as che
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
LIBERATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that ! G a, !. :
~ given my son. FRED. g. PARKEk, on -
the remainder Of his minority, and shsl ~ ..,.,
earnings, nor pay sny debts ef bis eon, 1,,S
date. WILLIAM
PutneyI Vt, Aug 1, 1868.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

WHERE THE REGIMENTS ARE.-The
several regiments of the Vermont Brigade
are located at the following points in New
lork City; The ID and 4th at Washing.
ton Square !; the Sd and 9th at Tompkins
Square; and the 9Th at Madison Square.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
The Scnatc--ls63.

Our returns indicate that not single
has been elected TO the Senate,
the Union ticket having been elected in
every County in the State, and the names
of the Senators are as follows:
Counties.
Addison, S. ID. HoLCoMB,
EARL CUsHMAN.
Bennington, LEMUEL BoLToN,
8E MYRoN CLARK. K
Caledonia, GEORGE CowLEs,
THOMAS j. CREE.
Chittenden, JED. p. CLARK,
A. c. WEIGH,
L. b. ENGLEsBY.
E.s-x, DAVID II. BEATTIE.
Franklin. HIRAM p. STEVENS,
HARVEY ID. FARRAR.
Grand Isle, WILLIAM H. LYMAN.
Lamojlle, J. A. CHILD.
Orleans, ELIJAH CLEVELAND,
SAMUEL PLUMLY.
Orange, ALvAu BEAN,
JAMES Nj. BASS.
Rutland, MERRITT CLARK,
NATHANIEL FISH,
WILLIAM T. NICHOLS.
Windsor, JAMES A. POLLARD,
NOAH B. Stafford,
WENDELL w. WILLIAMS.
Windham, EDWARD KIRKLAND,
HENRY L. SToUGHToN.
Washington, RoDERIcK RICHARDSON,
ADDISON PECK.
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N O TT T..

NOTICE Is hereby given that an sS \, ~
~ be made to the Genera, Assembly ., "a
mont at its next session, for the ebaysI @.sss3
the construction Of Railroad from Winos0 "
August 18th, 1853
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

DIR. Rowe will be at the Bratleboro
House, Brattleboro, on the 3lst of August,
where he remains 10 the 18th of Septem.
her, From Braitleboro he comes to Bel
lows Falls, and will be at the Island House
on the 18th of Sept, where he will remain
to the 26th.
From the Northern Budget, March IL, 1861.
The following persons have been the re-
cipiens of the professional skill of DIR. Rowe
of New York: Mrs. Abby Sawyer, of Ian.
sinburg. deaf a very long time, over GO
years of age; Mrs John Crop, of Ida Hill
who had been deaf also very long time.
and was nearly 20 years of age. From the
ear Of Mr.. George Burrows, Of East Green.
bush, he extracted a very large tumor. re.
storing bis hearing. This had been pro-
duced by scarlet fever. He operated ON
William Esterly, an employee in the Wits
office, for sirabismus, or cross-eves. and
Enlightened them; also on Miss Food nf
i"z Third street, and Miss German. of go
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
Agricultural FAIRS, 1853.

The following is the day of the com.
mencement of the National and various
State Agricultural Fairs, for 1868. Mos,
Of them continue two days, and some of
thema still longer period
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

RECRUITING OFFcERs.-The following
appointments of officers to recruit for the
two regiments and Il battery of Veteran
Volunteers, have .hus far been made
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
CHAS. HARRING1I

Formerly with Chase & Tripp- and later -
one o< the largest stores Of the kind in ID. y |
coming IN contact with every variety Of h e !
ness has taken roosas With /. n THORN 81
where he offers his services as
Matchmaker, Jeweller and BnI
VINE ENGLISH, SWISS, AND AMERICAN
COIN smvEs AND rLxrgp sFpoN
With the leading styles OF Fine JevelrJ, "
sale at reasonable prices
None but peTsonef attention will be gifrp e a
partment, and by being eayetia and prepYi uia H
to our care, and with superior tools and ns s.s
TO Hiera your patronage gIlAs HAAs
Jufy rSSS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

Nine cats we're taken from !
that supplies Rutland with ".
men who lately cleared it on,
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S HiPPIMe NEWS.
Port of Now York. March 0. 1869.

CLEARED.
Aasnp sheidraAe Orr. Pcgdon. Havana-HowiAnd .
ssir naes Hawk Doaae San Francisc Sutton Co.
v sn,p sardinia. fendir,on Iiverpoo-sam Thompsons
Ssh,p + ,cashmaa; OTIS Philadelphia Nesmlth Soma
rafe sheridan tsrem). Lance Caao-Faobn chAnn'
naFs rsa1a :s cso. s osEs Tswncgsw cs;s
DIG h,nf! Thackefay tBr), Curtis Port an Frnoe-h
,, Brig Benj Carver Perry Ma.snzas-walsh. Carver
Brig Umpire, Perry. Phlladel phia-Thomrson Hunter.
s sehr Ida L Howard. Joues wsslnsten-'an Brun'
:. hr Susan Jayne. Bailey washing,cn-Bensy Smith
sshr Emily Fowler, Willard, gon-Bentiey, Smith
ssSs ss$sar Nsas Son CO.
schr Bcais, Curtis, Bos,on-G L Hatch
si aa@ s!ssi rs. SsEn Fisher
Franklin naS YoSna ai ssiors
ARRIVED
Hesseaa as. s March With 20
Pit ns hsssy o sos gales the entire
shp 30 with ms.s and
the PASSAGE Had continuation Of heavy westerly gaes
ship Antarctic souaer Lvere.o Jan H. With mdse and
which hour. shifted suddenly % north the
y .ssslIssS bark whistler Grant, HclSos' Jan 10
ship Bernard tof Bath, Hsbsard New Orleans 10 days.
BARK Nordskow lNorw! Nielsen Aigers, o. days in bal
Brig ArleuhinO da, Pcoio Hull So days. with coal to
., Brig wid Pigeon !br or nassau, yonnson' Nssssu req
Brig Beaver (of Boson TUFTS New Orleans Feb H. with
s,hr Western Star OF Rc.ion, Bearse Havana 10 DAYS
with sugar. a., to IL Brigham, Had some very heavy
Scar Spray (Br>. Frost Halifax Il days. with nsh to
sGr senator tof boston, Bray. New Orleans Is days
schr Eliza Potter Potter. Newborn. NC. 3eaya
sehr James English. Hendrick. Ezsbe,hpor, for Boston
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.


The Important Military Movements On
che Mississippi-SiaP OF the Great Union
Riycr-Destruction or the Rebel Stea sncr
Nashville-News from Mexico and Hn-
vana, &c., &c., sc.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa Captain Noodle. viii
leave this port o.morrow for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city s past
eight O'Clock 10 morrow morning
The NV York HEaAIp-Fdi,ion for Euopc--wl be
ready nj half-past seven O'clock and will give highly
Interesting account of the important military movements
ON he Mississippi River, with Map; Account OF the
Attack OF tho uuon iron cads Fort McAstcr, and the
complete Destruction OF the rebel steamer Nashville, In
ogeechee river Savannah; Late and important intea
lgencc from Mexico and Havana, ana ali News Of the
week Of an important
Single copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing, five
cents.
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= thsv oows from ne same locality Ths Lister, how.
Aver, has good among hs opponents sfcisnt
and impartial Speaker Of the House.
: COMMISSIONER TO PERU.
Tho President has nominated V. G. Squer Of The
two Commissioners provided Of last session
90 attend Convention Lima for the purpose settling
existing claims between and that Al Peru
His colleague his not yet been minated The selection
81 Mr. Squer will be universally recognized as tho very
1est that could have made his former connections
with Central and South America having nude lin tho
xoughy with the language and manners Of the
people Of those countries.
| DESPERATE BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS IN UTAH.
The Indian Bureau in receipt Of Information, under
date Of February &c. from It's agent a, Salt Lake city.
Col mel Connor The Third infantry reports desperate
light or four hours with the Indians Bear river. FIJI.
Teen OF his mon were killed and hrtyeight wounded.
Captain Mclean and Lieutenant Chase fatally aud
Major Gallagher ard Lieutenant Berry severely wounded
Two hundred and went four indians were killed. their
horses taken and their lodges destroyed. There
port OF wounded Indians or prisoners.
NEVADA TEL n TORY.
An important bill lost the heel OF the session was
that providing ~ the admission OF Nevada state
Ths best authorities agreed that the present population s
nifty thousand, which number would be doubled before
action could be ccnsummated whereby the Territory
could be admitted.
Acting Assistan, Surgeons Robbins, Rice and Marvin
nave been ordered to tho Mississippi squadron.
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The Gnnboats for the Chinese, DO

Atthe pier At TIL foot of North Second street. Brook
ayn. the three gunbptsthc Dali hing, Cheh Kang and
Kang Ioocnstructed by James Jewett, by order Of
ahe late General Ward, for service in China receiv-
ing the aishng from the painters upbosterers &C.
These vessels make fine appearance, Of beautiful
models. and In every way adapted naval warfare,
the engines beug below the water line.
In the ship yard Of Messrs. Jcwett Co., where the
above steamers were constructed adjoining the above
pier Is bark the stocks Of six huuded and fifty tons,
called the CapScp Moon, and brig Of three hundred
tons, going called the Ariel both building for
Messrs. = h. Rurrows Sons, OK Hong Kong, and de-
signed es' tally for the China trade, tn. CapSeng-
A0on, being sister vessel 20 the bark Iy Moon,
built for the same firm last These vesses are
6rst class, and II superior workmanship and materials
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The Proposed New Route 10 tho Gulf OF
Mexico, with an Iiiustra tiOH--siovs-
ments OF the Rebel Prfvateers-The
Latest News from Europe, &C., DO, Sc.
THO mail steamship Northern Light, Captain Tnlc-
psugh will leave this city al noon Wednesday for
AspiswsiL
Tue mails for Central America and the South Pacific
xii close in this city At hafpass ten O'Clock tomorrow
u,orning
The Hrv YoRx Hn,np-Fdltion for the Pac'hc-wiIl he
published hapss, nInc oclocs 10 morrow morning.
Il vii ccutan the latest News q tho Movements Of tho
Armies North add south latest accounts q the Operations
At vicksSurs Interesting account OF the proposed New
nutc from ,he Northwest 70 the Mexican Gulf, with 40
illustration Accom-, II the Capture q tho Union Rams ny
tho Rebels The pepredstio~ Of shc Rebel Priyaeers
Important intelligence FROM Europe Interesting Sporting
Intelligence Reviews o. tho Money and Provision Markets
an all irisrestng News Of the past ten days.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, rlx
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s Esss 6. o &c
seaaower Ios tons b.uh 81 Aedford. Mas, sept iss
LosDos. Feb is-cd A'ara. souxeboed cardia and New
.a from so.h. syren. Green. Boston sls,
l.osnosI ranr 2oArr Norwegian o., Portland for
| M.ulsAs, Dec .s--AT Lone sar. piser. Bombay si
M M.esAs. jan i AR ksn%ers Ora ys. Sunderland.
n,weAsrrK. Feb HEnt ont Ro5al Victoria. Robinson for
9srTsp. Feb Is-sIa Sophia rheodorin,. sYors
Ml9 GgAsns Jan AR, Mary Alice Flynn MORT ots
no ST. Al SsSrre Green, Leach Liverpool
IN Ira. hnnasona Eomerii Niork i5ths sophsde 40
sis sd % ssGs ss G c.ss n' sa
c., AfAaiso REP z-Arr bark H,spes Lord Boston for
American Ports.
Mach Ssamaa S Raisr s n FTe Finn M' os
NILS csadwi,s yaip.rsso cornga oSar, rog. Es
asss, rs ssisss % s
L Bact@an Bactaan Maanas str s' me T Is
ey Moe Prsl DN sns sa n. %
Qua YES ca, Tidal Wave, Oliver. Baltimore; Hammond
ss.Arr d :';sm:s!p Arabia. And.,'ee Liverpool u.
* Roads bark dsp from 7aissr o a. saoF
sIse brig ssrs nowland FROM sarina@, below ihis
on count . The storm. Sid sunday Wind 10 e With
s s a. as as' s .sr psS shs
sdsy ssa in roads i.sS Ay
BRISTOL March 7-sd brig creion, Eddy Havana; schr
Eugene. Hunt, Baltimore; sioop Rhode Island, Remington
CALAIS March 2-sld schr Shooting Star Marshall. Phi
Di6iITOS March s-Arr schr Daniel Brown. Terry Dal
FALL RivER March Arr seirs RoSt Mercer, Robin
SON SI rhaaspsa Esersss s'aTs Esbehpor SD y
lewis D"nmark chase xsaasor Mer fountain oss psS
uatr,,t Sm,n Kelley john ireland Chase aud Forest
o ELf FAIR March ca .ea justice sheldon
Pcac dale. James English kepdriek.
Roston VIM Baylis, Provost s,amforii < Lowell, Kim:
MAcIiAsPoRr, March 4-sld brig James surehc, Mitch
..NEwBtRYroRr. March e--Arr schr Amelia, Bayley
ani New lork sshrs Il Reed KelSs' Henry raysoa
Crovel Joseph Turner Crowel Augusta, Crowe ard sea
VIM pSsepS IA o"''aasea' Kelley ana o'a'ense
NEWPORT March s-Arr sscbrs Grace Glriler Clark.
Baltimore SBcdford; searryir' ars boston or Aes
.pdra; Eloa,s. Berry % for Baltimore I.ymoan hosk
derhe Gertrude, Caldwell Nyork or Calais; ols A,res
pubosi Mayo. Pswlgcssi FOR NYorS; BosIey. smith
III, Ar sehrs d l. starees Norr. Boston ror Ba'more
sSps s Sss % SS cs e %
m rlIApEIrHh March rs Ar, 'sH5 Me..ay
TsS oreans; hncs rollsr DAN, Lsehassn RS Jans!re
%s tG' H' i%s sSsG s ss
SCI Lay H s:1s h; ssis n' fs sss o join
sq%ss lIrsS Eeas Pay NJ
Ni9rk. sa eesrs Thomas P Cooper. Taylor, syort MAI
s,h Arr s,sansr Pelican. Baker. Syork scnr Eva,
rLYaouiH March a-sid schr Conner. Burgess, NYort
ftwTGcKEr. March AR .ear Richard mn. smith.
RocKGaND, Feb 2szsid .chrsD II galaw p. Knovlien,
"a, nuri, snow Gentle Gaichell Juno MIL, Fsrence,
s9n s d BSaad sss hTs s
SAN rRAscIsco March e-sld (by ted ship Isaac
Jeanes. Stiuson Puget Sound.
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TO OUR READERS.

The vastly increasing circulation OF tho WEEKLY HtAD
induces add to It's attractions journal giving tho
reliable and earliest political financial and
clal intelligence by devotng certain space to literature
Of higher order We shall commence next week tho
publication OF novelette,, entitled Sin Fix; or snow
Bound, and shall each week publish selected original
poetry written expressly for the WEEKLY HERALD. We
shall also publish weekly Of the movements Of
the opcratic dramatic and fashionable circles OF New
York, thus rendering the WEEKLY HERALD most sttrac
tive and useful family journal.
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THIRTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 0, 1858.

WASHINGTON, March o 1853.
4 COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURES.
Mr. ANTHONY, trep of r. l., oferci resolution hav.
Ing in view the appontmen of a committee ma
tures to consist Of I've members It lies over under the
rule.
Mr. ANTHONY erred TO the fact that there for
snerly committee manufactures and committee
agriculture, but both dropped in 1857 The latter
however ha! recently been restored the INSTANCE of
the Senator from ohio CMr. Shcrman) His object now
wus revive the committee minurac iures. Al II
seemed To be that all the standing committees
would be reorsgniled at The Session h. would be
content with amendment the Twenty lonrth rlle
as TO provide Tor committee manufactures md al
How the appointment Of its members 10 be sendcd un
Gil Il e next session
n The senate then went into executive session.
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Musical.
<'UN BALLO IN MAsCHEEA" AT THE ACADEMY OF

Music.
A the o,enng night of this grand operate season.
Immense audience filled the Academy last evening to
hsar verds "BaIo in Nascnera,n IN opera sparkling
,aad meiodlcs, and especially lending itself grand
scenic disrhy As Manager Maretzek Is renowned for
iiberalty his sc,m<, The public expected much
In the display last evening and surely they
1ally gratiied. The opera sung composed, not
the slightest muti!aton having been permitted and
hsnce the enjoyment OF the public unaoyed, save
from tbs appointment let at the appearance Of
0gnor Beni who yet hoarse that he forced
give up hs fvofse role OF Rcinhart In the "Balio
20 signor Ippolo who certainly acquitted himself most
.crsdtably the arduous task. Before speaking OF tho
performances ~isn 10 rc:cr again 70 the iciency OF
che orchestra and the ensemble and Effectiveness OF the
management and desire 70 render the operas as aitrac
tive possible. This In most landab'e Intention, 10
which gladly award our highest praise The first ACT
passed oil with great co signor kazzoin meeting with
such apa.se proved how great hold he has
the popular favor. During this act signorna Ortaan
Brgnoli made her .hrst appearance In Amcri.
Ca" Is the page oscar. Ths oriss has pleasing
voice. but WIS evidently so mitch asatcd az TO
ren or criticism upon her performance almost unfair
The honors Of the thus due TO Mazzoln
who nniy vol but act cd with spirit and grace
VIC have never secn surpassed the cratic stage.
His vote. proves more and more winning each time IL
heard. We hsye nevcr hoard tenore rcbusto with
voice so clear ard sweet
she created last Friday evening upon the pub
lie by her excellent acting well as nne voice. Az the
egnor Muyzolin sang with immense effect the popular
barcnr To- viii received with applause by the
audience, hut which in This instance ~as tumuitlously
-eacored We have heard IL sung with more rrrs
aid s,rt.
Tho third act was beyond all doubt grand perform
snec We have hoird surpassed. Medori and
Mazzolin continuous applause; they sang and acted
admirably.
The 10 nth oct was equal 10 the preceding We must
great credit n the management Tor the fnagnn-
o. the ball scene Here we had proof that MANAGER
Nsrezok intends carry out his promise regards put
ting the due works he has performed unon the stage with
due effect The ballet sufficiently
brilliant aud the whole ofera most pleasing No might
say mogt admirable, performance,
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