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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-26

hereby certify that have been deaf for fifty years,
have had perpetual noises in my head and have been
under treatment of many different Physicians without
having received any benefit Since l have been under
the charge Of DR. IIGHTHILL my hearing has been
stored the noises in my head have ceased entirely and
my general health greatly improved ! would, thsre-
ore hea rty recommend him to all who may be simi-
larry afflicted. MARY A. IRVING.
March 90, 1868. Holden street. Brookine, Mass.
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Rosecrans will arrive here tomorrow. A
public reception will be given him.
ST. LOUIS, 25.-Gov. Yates, of Illinois,
has issued proclamation for volunteers nm
der the presidents last call. The weather
continues quite cold The snow of Wednes-
day last has not yet disappeared.
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AcIs AND GALATEA, the greatest of Han
dePs secular works, which has been in re-
hearsal during the last four months by the
Hamilton Musical Club of this city, will be
given in Mechanics Hall, on Thursday even
ing of the present week, under the direction
of Mr.. b. d. Allen. The friends of the Men
delsshon Quintette Club will be glad to learn
that they will be present on this occasion
And we can assure all our readers that con-
cert of unusual interest awaits them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-26

Police COURT-On Saturday, Charles IL.
Steele of Holden, was arragned for the lar
ceny of one hundred and thirty-six grain bags
from the store of VIM. ID. Holbrook 4 Co., in
this city, and twelve grain bags from the sta
bic of Simeon d. Bntler in Holden, pleaded
guilty, and was bound over in two hundred
dollars on the former complaint, and one
hundred dollars on the latter, to appear at the
next criminal te4..- superior court.
default of bail he was committed. Defendant
is young man, formerly in the army, and
has for some time boarded in the hotel in
Eagleville (Holden), attached to which is Mr..
Buffers stable. Steele, by his own confess
sion, has been operating in the thieving line
for considerable tire past, the above COM
prising but limited statement of his doings.
He was in the habit of coming to this city
with a team, which he put up at the Exchange
stable. Several days last week he practiced
the trick of driving around to the rear OF the
store of Messrs. Hobrook & Co., entering the
back door, and proceeding through to
the counting room on some feigned
business, inquirng the price of grain
&C., &C., varying his questions each
day in manner to avoid suspicion. Each
time, on going out, he would manage to take
with him, when no one was noticing him,
bundle of bags. Meanwhile, Mr.. Hoibrook
missed his bags. but did not, until after his
back door visitor had left on Friday, suspect
HIM to be the thief. Steele was then traced to
the store of L. p. Landear & Co., on Foster
street, where one hundred and thirty-six of
the bags had been sold by lin, and were iden-
titled by Mr.. IlobrOok. This led to Steelc's
arrest about six o'clock Friday night, as lie
was Harvesting up his horse to go home. In
the meantime Mr.. Butler, who is proprietor of
the Worcester and Barre line of stages, had
during the last few weeks missed large num-
Der Of grain bags and other articles from his
stable in Holden, and, on investigation after
Steele's arrest, it was found that twelve of
these bags had been sold by Steele to Messrs.
John b. Pratt & Co.. in this city, which were
identified by Mr.. Butler as his.
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RoYALsroN.- Hon. George Whitney of
Royalston, the present incumbent, has been
rp.nominated for the state senate IN the north
west senatorial district.
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l have been troubled with dsagreeabe discharge
from my ears-caused by scarlet fever-since two
years of age, and cured by the eectual treat
ment of DE. LIGHTHILL. My hearing, which was also
much impaired, has been restored
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-26

Mr.. GILMoRE's CoNCERT.-The announce
ment of concert to be given at Mechanics
Hall Tomorrow evening, with Camilla Urso
as the chief attraction, must give great pleas
ure to all. Mdlle Urso has met with un-
bounded success and appreciation in Portland,
as she does wherever she draws her bow. The
Portland Press thus speaks -
ave believe this young lady has not her equal on
and we go further, and say that no man, unless we
except Paganinni, has ever drawn sweeter more
perfect tones from the master instrument. If it was
the time OF the singing of birds, they would flock
around her, and take lessons from her. Bellini has
composed the sweetest melodies ever written by any
author or conceived by any musical genius who has
lived i'll this breathing world'-Rnd now a woman
has come upon the stage who nteTprets these melO-
dies in their true spirit and excellence and no hu-
man being has done the work better To play as she
does, and to execute such difficult passages as she
did last evening, SivOri Paganinni's pupil, and one
OF the first violinists in the world would shake and
almost CONFUSE every part of his body, while she
stands at graceful ease, moving her and fingers
apparently without effort, and looking mildly and
pleasantly over the audience. She is indeed the
mistress of her instrument and lady of remarka-
BILE musical powers. If they would give another
concert with Camilla. are the spacious hall
would be crowded to oyerhowing'
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=, Claaln is making Card Photographs unequaled IN
sRis country Give him call diff mTs
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The governor has appointed Col. VIM.
Raymond Lee Gate colonel of the 10th regi-
ment) to be Chief engineer of the militia OF
Massachusetts, with the rank of brigadier-
general.
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DIR. A. z. LGGHIHlLL-Dear sir: am happy TO inform,
you OF M Complete recovery from deafness through e
means OF your invaluable treatment Seven weeks ao
Wheh placed my sell under your care, my hearing Was
50 ucn impaired mat could not hear preaching un-
less stliS very close to The minister and cunld T
unders and INN th when he would raise his voice M
commonly loud cUuldnOt hear the ticking II watch
unless Wnen pressed my ears and INV head ana ears
were lui OF sag eeable noises hearing rs now en-
trely restored and head as clear again as II a
oeI re was ever affected with deafness ~
submit This for publcat.on, with desire to bcneht
the similarly afflicted. ours with gratitude
H. A. GREEN, son of Is. +. Green Fawtccket r.
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This is certf thot DR. LIGHTHILL has cured of
Deafness by his skul and scientific treatment, which
is mild and perfectly harmless.
JIG. CASE, 2994 Washington street.
Boston, March I. 1863
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THE next meeting OF the Soldiers Relief Commit
ee will be held ON Monday, Nov. I'd.
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION FOR CROSS EYES
On Saturday last, DR.. LluHTIIILL of No. 10 bedford
street. operated upon my eyes cure of the Cross
Eyes with perfect My e, have been turned
in from infancy, Blu they are now perfectly straight
MARY A. MCKENZIE,
With Mr.. Wm. b. Bradford, No. Burroughs Place
Boston, July2 1852.
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Son of Geo C. stearns, 3 Doane street, Boston.

This certfcs that having been deaf for two years..
induced to place myse under Dr. Lighthills care
and happy testify his perfect SUCCESS he hav
ing restored my hearing entirely
HIRAM WALCoTT, Waltham, Mass.
hereby certify that DR. A P. LIGHTHILL efectualIy
relieved me Of proiuse discharge from my ami
can testify of his success IN such cases.
JOHN G. RATTAN, 2 Noon street, Boston.
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n, r,on, ST., BOSTON May 20, 1852
mai the course Vf treatment prescribed pv you tr &c
tarrh IN my heal and throat has the ha6nies eet
have been troubled Tor several cars assnn,iD,' 20
late dangerous rn, and tuieatehng serious eoisc
quences, hut thanks 10 your skill am now nue rsr
cred. Yours Truly, NM 4 MINED
Alower& Co, Boston and Bangor Exnress
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ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL TO DIR. LIGHTHILL.
r Editor: My ear had discharged for eight years and
the discharge romit constant the smell OF the
same very disagreeable. My hearing was also very
much impaired The cause of the affictiOn arlet fe-
yer Ihree weeks ag placed myself under Dr Light
M care, ana am now enti ely cured of it The dis
bad smell entirely gone 49, 49,
Yours respectfully, HENRIETTA FLETCHER.
Witness-JOseph ii. Creasey
Mount Vernon. Dec. II, 1851.
S22 d3m
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o2s diff Chairman Republican Co. Committee.
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hereby certify that my daughter, Annie E. Collier,
has been cured OF catarrh by DR. ghthL she has had
the worst of four years and more. Has been
perfectly cured three months, and romans up
to this time.
WILLIAM COLLIER.
Boston, May !, 1868,
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EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues TO pay the highest
price lof cid papers. etc diff la24
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boston, Aug Is, 1852.
DIR. LIGHTHILL-
Dear Sir-It is very agreeable duty to acknowledge
the complete you have performed on my Tor
deafness some time standing. My hearing is per
feet. though Inever affected at all happy
to adj to the numerous references attestng
your skill The benefit that you have conferred upon
me can only be properly appreciated by those deprived
Oihe"rlng Yours with gratitude
H. X PLYMPTON,
S44 Washington street.
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
rELEoRAxs TO THE mcHxosp pArERs.


CnAmErroS, sept. 3, 1903.
All perfectly quiet 70 dsy. There On nria9
whatever. but tho enemy reported closer 10 Iatssy
Wagner last night was tho quetes' known foe
three weeks past scaroey gun Grci except few
shots from battery Wagner. The enemy n rcporsi tin.
kerng At the Monitors, ~ repairing the damage sus-
tanned on Tuesday night
About two O'Clock this morning tho steamer samDev
Bradford was Transporting rarts a tho twenty third
Georgia the SIXTY hrs, North Carolina The Twenty.
sxth South Carolina Volunteers from one position IN
Charleston harbor 10 another, sbe nred ty
the batteries sullivans Island, owilg 10 m,ssppre
heuson of her character and several soldiers I'm
meiisteiy k.iici others to.t 10 the ~aier aud u N
feared tia, 81 Thorn Tho great body
q them. however, wefe got into posinn % safety.
cnAuksrns sept ., 1sc3.
10 day has wiinerscd another furious ouhardmcat a.
Forts Wagner and Greyg ny encrnys 0esi and lana
batteries Ibc airing begun at daylight, AID VS.
maintained steadily until dark Mnltor IL artug
at Fort Noului~ Another 40 ault ou battery Wagner
deemed not improbable tonight.
Sire, Yesterday no fnthar susss besn made
brick built Sumter. which has been bold twenty days
against all the Efforts u. enemy great guns by Isnd
AID of ssi ~iieh have been Lred st sss
have struck outside and ,iao nlG. Tho nas has
shot away fourteen tmes The o5dsrs against esgs~ars
having been rig dy ontoreed eAsrslilcs fc-.
cnssitvTos sept 90 70 A. ~
Tho bJmbardmsnt u rst,cres wsy tr ard Oresg has
been inccssant Tor the ia, niiy,~ bours. Tie
the csnnonAde 10 TREMENDOUS
last night the enemy landed Cun,mngsf Point In
bares. and assaulted Battery 3rssg The assasn Was
repni,ci. No particulars have been received.
The New York herald., 1863-09-09

"o he feoe batteries ami tho Monitors nuss hes{Iy
o' ING water ana obsoared the argcs objects ro o y,cv
Aha oSy oy 'hc quick flashes that CLEANED throush
she smoke of battle could wo locate tho e,se,
position Of The coniendng forces ue no,,,e,.
were repeatedly Hit hut was nur, on asy az ,bem
except aboard the honagk During the acton The ,urre,
was struck BY riae proecue which started m. p,a,es
and drove out bolt, which unfortunately hi eu,snaut
Commander Oscar c. Bndser right an se and brs.
tbe bono Of his log The bolt, or frasmen, of IT,
struck one Of the men tho thigh and inflicted painful
but not serious wound. Lieutenant Commander Badsor
was dorg very WELL and ID stu upon tho Montauk from
~hsnee he VIII b. removed to the Wabash
safe TO do 20. No other casualties occurred
rm sosrroRs Avn THEIR oonnasprss.
Tho Lshsh having arrived, the number q effective
Monitors now Increased 10 siI--tbe others benz
duty elsewhere The following 10 correct nst q tbdAe
here and their oomnanderss-
PataITco, Commander Thomas n Stevens
Lehigh, Commander Andrew Tryson
wsehawken, Commander Calhoun. .t#
Passa'c Lieutenant Commander simpson
hontaus, Lieutenant Commander John u. Davis. 4
SAhaAt, Lieutenant Commander J. J. corn~ei.
NAVAL sxws
The command of the wissahickon has been giyen 70
I'sotenani Commander Williams vice Iays, ordered 10
the hoOtauk Flag Lieutenant s W Preston returned by
the Massachusetts from a eavo u absancc Scslh, 10
regain his health and has duiy the nsrshi.
He win perform tho duties Of chief unl tho arm
val OF Captain Daniel Ammcn, who IN daily espscted
Captain Ammen rs the right man for tho rgl. place He
familiar whb tha squadron. md Viii bring its
ganizAon up 10 tho old standard. Lieutenant Commander
Badger has been acting chief Of " IL but his wound
viii incapaciiaie HIM for leo for tame.
The health Of Admiral Dahgrea Ia in very delicate
state Hs RAPIDLY breaking down under the wcghi OF
responsibility resting upon him. and c0crv ains
uTiulkH ferta Df llA eli n
whether be eau much oGger bear up agalns, iSe en-.
fcsblins attacks his constitution no either 90
North break entirely down. An admiral here pseds
strong. healihy, vigorous constitution tha, Win
Ike ron None other wi.hstAnd the terrible drafts
made spon it.
Tho Monitors have recently been disposed of iDdo
tho hAr - 70 cut oG any vessel that may attempt
tho blockade. We arc iookng oat for Anglo rebel
csds, and promise them becoming reception.
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
w.,nlss nos. sets, is1:

ws'nassIos. se,t ., is1,,
ARRIVAL ov ADMIRAL yAHnAsrr
Admiral rafsgat arrived tcrc ihh et.riny add ~
stopping Al wllards.
ARRIVAL 0y sCNgRaL ss,ur
GeSersi Mease arrived here tbi, s'leno,n 'rcrn u.
Army a tho Pu,onsc-
GksraAL aAufsDALy ooisG NORTH.
General Msripdsle. si',.fy eoss,nof q i1f sHy,
been granted t.Ir,y dsyr fuioyt spa .I iesys 10,
ihc North 70 marrow.
THg BwAr1D rssA Is~pvsp VIC
rbc heated term has 81 a5d ne psaiLe,
Tor day pot has pcen 40 mf5tsat'y boi tbe
city s~oii niei Win cfii aud suAhss-s. D,t bsf
wabstaDdlng. ib-re r. lf,- ns~s vfrflng aud ts.i
rc~I@ct The city . rns-t .sD dasL
rU oUssitLA cgIEy Kosnr.
Tho REPORTS 10 rssasd 70 The sssr aosby
ooanictisr that u mfnssIsIs IA ds.,ao ~n<lLsf
alive or dead, seriously sHrbny soets@d On. us
evrulss parers hero this snerron sGlas nst is bAd
nearly reoos cred, and ~osL no bead a Ls
theving bard shas qsiss - ,.-.,i,iy
that he n iyas very bg~ spi insi bis 90, L--
been Aspatatsd, ard that be 80 severely nis'ea
10 ,te oses that bs can ssvsr noant sofae sal.
rng suEsilLAs erirr.
rbs goefiAs have ben vefy gast fgf s- dsyr pact
the fact ths, ssisf, uAo~ o-aiy aiov.a NOV, -
stated times aud vita sross s.oort hAyiag asfasnuy
seriously niesiefed -ith tLea bls.Gss.
HRLEAsH or cArrafs LENy.
CaysAln Levy, recently arfsfisi ans orllspsd lo hs
old cagatol r.n has r.isAsed Aad 10 no~ nAA 1s
an lsalloa a ths charges alleged sssnsi hin.
rms EErOgrEp occrrArios ~ sarAsofos M rHs
TRrNcn.
Ts sat. Department has aforn.si0a = tbs o,esgs.
TIA a satsmorus ~ the grsssh, - fsr.HIss.
rus sAErrN o0ars.
Colo1sl commaEdAEt John iiars of the MAflas C,C-
hA< rsisrpss from hs snnazi tar a nap-etoo l. ia
marine hsrfsess n tho a,1~rs1t n~sal stAtots ars .
no- At bsAiq gsrtsrs "a tlR etr cstssa AnaA hsn.ay
has bss1 a.i@1ls1 ffom utt.i stats. .o>sp eLassa
Ard ordered W command a. the wNsh.as,on tsfrsrkY
frrs At prcs~ut four tho ssins cesg.
.hlch vll ~ aed ~ spgsin,Bsat BY ~ srrstsyD
,ka ssvy before tLs eo~vsnlns ~ c,nsre.s rhs
sglsassd Or yoshs FHltasy ASi sia
caloG assross ~ sc@ns tss sofa
sKpccrros 90 soLpisaa rpsmgss
.sueh oonplslnt - made h@fs ~ sslslsr, 80 -as
dssb.ed ia ihs ses<sn sn8 ssbsr -s.. o sq-sro,
a th,lr pens1ss hawk b.ea Z ms sS~i nos 90 o.
i1, " fosr nsd i-o ea~,s -, nsttb. . .oeefcAass
.gh ,,s rs~,nust aal9a q ihs medical ssAassrs sp
ps,s,.a urdsr AT. at q oseuss ihs ssos1a that
,hs., asnbgass - ~osnes 81 800 rssss<s - 10
i.ssfy IL ssr,.,Hsst nses f@ns.o@s rh~ ir1sifls
. u ssusta sggl<aior.
saEyLlrp vofrTTcs.
-, 4s,.g.ts. II us Tpa.faku1sf rbot coa.srlsn
=, - t,,,b oosrssssac1 c~visl a ss,ylasa 10 6ay
po.n .sap8 fIesssa = tAiilH'ors soaniy, . ,I.s
,.st.ss.. AN, Caves- ts ssuie, -ss rsrss.~r,s1 W
rt.,s.s " Cafrsft agr1ss 80 g., term
SAssi osDH..
cs-brsr1ss fsscas lss bss1 Nssfsa y lbs conna5a
a lss fis.sasr Fssi jssss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-09

Demoralized Condition Of Bragg'S and
Johnston's Rebel Armies.
STATEMENTS OF DESERTERS.
-~~~--~N~-~--~~~-~~~~~-~-~
Bragg's Forces ON One-Third
RatiOns.
The Union Feeling Among the
People.
~,>~~~-~o>~~.-,~~~-~~~-~
The Rebel Troops Regarded rs Inva-
ders and Oppressors,
&C., &C., &c.

hExynE. Tenn. Sept 4, ls6a
A refugee from Columbus, Mississippi, has arrived
here who has 10 the ouarterassss Departments Of
robel army for the past years and who has had
than ordinary d observing The condition of
nattss and thmgs In Rsbeidom.
he STATES that the Of General Joe Johnston II
the rate c ATTY msu per night by deserton His army
completely dSpirtsd and demoraized, and 10 IN daily
fear d being attacked by forces Those who have
already deserted only wait the opportunity 70 do
Rebel officers estimated the number of uoops between
Columbus Miss, and Cornth, at seven thousand. Two
reg mcuE q Johnston's army had teen Georgn,
and two up o okohoa recently to reps expcctcd
Yalkss rad.
rsccus,rsctn meeting had been called BY the un,on.
sts 10 THE vicinity u Columbus bui suppressed by
the military.
There strong Union fssline among The nLAbl-
tante which ec,nlng open and bold maniies
taiion.
The citizens regard tbs rebel troope opprcssors and
uvsders and hook hopefully and Anxpusly for the ad
n ,bc Yankee army.
deserter has also reached this city from General
Brsggr army
lie ssatss thai The condition of General Brassa mso
dephvabc, and that his army falling 70 pieces BY de
ssr,oo. Ths third rstions, which consist Of
poor beef, r,oe, corn and meal.
The beadqaasssfs o General Brsss are Al shelbyvIe
disfr,tsd and tired and weary oS the and 10
bardships that thsy exossdngiy 70 throw
their arms
The wheat crop throughout the country Ia good but
the rebel govssnmeui seizns every tsnb bushei Of
for ax@.
Tbe rcbe odloers resy Acknowedse thai they win be
obliged 70 give up eli the country north ID the ooosA
river.
In 81 Clair ooassy the rnop feeling s 90 stroos .hA,
seossioosS are sos allowed 70 stay there
In other seetioss sccresd swamps and oave,
would and Join The Union army but for the
danger Of being captured By the rsbes wbis nAsins
their way 70 our linss.
Three hundred dssrtsrs rcndsxvoused In Winston
county all of whom armed and dstermlnsd 70 reals.
the rebel authorities 70 The last.
The rsbsls sonscriplms negroes Al Talsdega
baId breastworns at Selma.
Thsse statsmsas daily confirmed by dssevters and
refugees, and believed 70 Be true.
raj Fsrgusoa, hes arrived here He Reports that Fsrgu
has ~ Tupss and Postooc foW thousand cavalry,
with tsn pieces cf artillery aso that Ferguson 10 con
tempiat,ng . raid The Memphis and Charleston Ran.
road, whils General Rcddy attack Glen.
dale, MISS, at Tho sams time.
General Ns~oons, with force Of ssyen hundred
rebels, n near Jaoss~, Tenn enforcing tho ooaserip
ton.
Tbe sanitary condition of tho Union corps under
General Hur'bus % god, aod bis troops are 10 One
spirits.
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
The Thfrty.shird view Jersey REGIMENT
Unosr Marching Ordsrs-rroubis wish

NxrAps " ~ rept y i~S
The thirty third New Jersey regiment, by dat Of large
bountes has nearly reached the marsn1m required, ard
/. under marching ORDERS " day.
10 many S tbs deserving that ths colonei a
the regiment oompsIisd 70 call GENERAL Dr for
gard of regular soldiers, 70 MAINTAIN ascipins amons
item.
40 tbs guard dh not give sn,ro sail-fas' "a, vas
,aoosetcd on Sunday by ths rhad yermont fesirsert
The Vermont boys have serves sod 30 %, sno~
anytbps aboat blank cartridges ~ afns 10 tbs ar -
~Leu crowd a new recruits undertook ,bc gard
As night they ared upon All three we're srled asi
fgur wounded.
Ths Thr,y tbird rcsnaeui ~ ths Si.aG ~ Saoo.
A. per ordsss and ~h,i ~aarg it- rNir s'tsrnas for
uAn<psrts several nsn teeshs gsray ihrss sss stos
dead ~ the q .ss, mskinr 80 Dsn sd'sf. u. ss&a
sods~ % ID. Nbo us gsAfa ssi rrhi have b. a
f,lrd, NAH rx or h,s, rsey,t = uf~s satsa o~rect
vors u- " scpr,bsos.J Iae rsx.@sGs y bsirg Do
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
THE WAR IN JAPAN.

Ocms ands of the ia pa ~ ss- N y OS
.he Foreign Forces - English Omeiai
Explanations.
fiioos Kong tJuiy I2), correspondence Of nc London
Tlme-.
shortly after the departure OF the last Amer can
stsamsr Pembroke arrived At Shanghai. ha ing nad
narrow escape from being taken by Japanese armed
vessels zone sssamcrl which attacked her duros lAe
nighs vhep NJ anchor The Inland sea
IN the 2oth of June Colonel Es.e anoouu<>d n the
- t,sh Consul yokohanna for public lnscrnatoo ths,
NJ yaDsaese EYcrpmsps bad sosunU and unrsssryedy
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
Foreiga N sssesI Items.


Nile Carlotta Patti ~ crcniirg furor at Mr. Alfred
Melton ooncerts Iondcp. Her singing say. LONDON
critic, "eecirines by ts spirit ara briiiisncy" He
further states-.'in the second part of concert
wherein she warbed Musios bird like song 'prsgnuo.
10 tbs rvaries of rattrs voice and Prattens flute en-.
cLaptsd the auditory and furnre of applause followed
her clasing oadepza The ady returoed, led by Mr.
Mellon and raised tho house 10 enthusiasm when she
su ling y begun Robbie Rurrs ballad Comm thro' tho
H,cy 10 most dsilnct Anglo Scott 18Th pbrasng u was
bii oi arch simplicity IN word music and espressin q,
after the ,lfborse div gon' Of the nightingale song
which proceeded IT,
MApgMorsgLLE rTfgNs.
MaScmofsse Ttsens ~ 10 srg W Paris several nights,
and ueo sutcr INTO engagement a the Grand uJsrA
The critics that she viii INSIST upon pfnense
salary, and intimate that she wl obtain H. ~ she
ooshdset NJ 70 give specimen of her talents before the
engagement signed. She will aptear, W said, IN
Mayerbecrs "Afrcane,n which is TO be produced his
winter without fan. wLnc sreasing ~ tho great Macs.
tvo. We may meniton hal he has presenied grand
cnorus Hymn " Jupiter ~ the city VI FIcrencc,
token q hts gralsfu rccollcction of the which
his early works we're reoosoissd by the Florcutin.