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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-08


Defeat % Morgan's ousrillss NJ Snow
Eliil-Thcy Are Driven FROM Their
Stronghold and Badly Whippsd-Om.
cial Despatch from General Rosccrans,
&c., 80.
wAsmoroS, April 7, lsoa.
Tns following has been received At the headquarters Of
the army heres-
MURvRKnsoRo, April o, 1853.
10 Major General HALIsz, General-n-Chisf, Washing
ton
General Stanley has returned from his scout bringing
somcfortyo ny prisoners and 900 servceabe horses
and muee He drove horgau's cavalry from the pcnn-
sua, whipping them from their stronghold, Snow Hill,
north Of smithve and but for theiprccipate retreat
and the dicut nature OF the country would have had
force In their rear and captured their artillery and ami
mAA.
me enemy left quite number Of thar dead end ned
towards hchinnvile leaving many horses saddles and
guns. w. q. ROsECRANS.
EsnMhvills h poss villsss q DsKalb sousay, 1vss.,
@ which county y also The capital u about sixty.
one u-s from Nashville, In sastsrly direction, and
stands about east northeast from Murressboro from
which post Il far distant is situated west Of
the Cansy Fork Of the Cumberland river and has about
two hundred and nfty Inhabitants and churoh.-Ep.
HK1AlD.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-08

WAmlroSou, April 7-EvsnhG
hs military and naval authorities havs bssa ~ ~
expecting to-day onotA informsltoa regard - aoA3
u charisssoa. II ofheiaIy known thss cur esss .
gunboass and roa-clads sr Post Royal On wsdnes1ay
April l. was expected has sbsy wsaia b h psssiep
70 maze ths attack the following day.
Tne rebel that have reached aIisgc hat the
attack made thursday. n hsA bsso ussseosss.
ful should sssursdly have had fun account u fron
that source Ths ample preparassoss msds indues shs
nsads lie ws~ sd Ne-y Dsv>ss>~sss hsLs,s shsa
has attended, shs combsasa sgsvts H sw army
end navy ~ hat potas % much cossdsues fee here
IN this respect that prvmissns naval eosv iass nish
pus up ave shousand dollars wager that charissos
had bsen taken By forces ssd could nsd takers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-08
TIE ATTACK on CHARLESTON.

WAamo5os, April :, 1eo3.
od,eally Known hsrs that shs United sasss nsss Of
gunbosts and iron. clads len Port Royal wsd.ssdsy
lsss, and would probaby reach Ne sosns a opsratoas
Thursday svsains Up 70 three O'Clock this sssrsoec
nothing further was Known k thsk nevemssts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-08
l0poytsnt from Elsriaas
TEE CITY OF JACEs0NvIlLB xvACUAr4D AND Dx
sFRoYD-REruRN OF THE NIGRo BRIGADE.

1ne neWS nom she D. Johns rfver BY ne latest ~.
xtvn bimposSees ~ me 1oh NV CoL montgomery, o.
hs ssoesd south Caroline volunsss with two cO%psnis:
Nsgs, css wA!kInp, and pushed up the river far
SsSvs xnss 49, ~ ~ ax ~. - ~ DseS.
80 49,. -. ~ ~ ~ ,ssS ~ 1snasS - sro,rS
vho imfnedIsee}y took posseeuou Of the town Whlo ~
ING - the was vollcy Of nusketry was nred nom the
- ~. - - ss sssuso S Less.s ss 49, ~
cspcd ~ ssS vhisrne closs % thsm and lodsins 10
tho woodwok a shout them Lieutenant Colcns nbsrty
~ nsg ~ @ soos s,ne p DSsS nAnos sna 'os o
Yssss,Ss Cnousl NsnscDnsry ordered the town 70 b
sAslsd vhe - vsas bsyond t and captured teutsn-
~ sSs ne ne, ~ ~ 49, 49,. M @ . c@ ~ ~
Soross 70 ss1H end nothing furher wss accomplished 81
fanuA .---..-- - :
- 81 ,,s~ss ~. ~ 81 srtsiisvr nron 4 piss
n car and running 70 she edoDef IL city, whsnce
tney snrew y nunpM os ~ w.nous s.Scsme ~ ~
~ aIpion nssrins throueh ~ room vhsrs hiurcIf
and wife wet sleeping, and pSnelraeed The ROOFING chair
On wnhn sner closnss wsrs p''ea vns sooies % we
W. wounded = =
In retaliation for the conduct Of the rebels Colonel
~ scwn suS broush, svsy Vim Sm ~ fsm q eSS
Union S,1 people |s.,s. ~ ,,,...,,,. ;. n. AZ.
n.,.r..s MAJ. - 1..r Asm,r., n. n.
AeP'' ~ f.rss1. :. A'A " -
The rebel. Il cs"s ss ~. s:Ss s:Ssas 1's g ~ eas
on board tho nboat i@Ayette an engagement before
Vicksburg. We 90 not credit the report.
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Arrival OF the Steamship Amerfca In
hampton Aoads.
TERRIFIC GALE ON THH COAsT-yusELg AaHORR-
Tur AwrRyca euopr ov roaI yrc
IN" N-""'~~ o"oh' VI s"~I' "'S'
o...,., S,..-.u,. 49,, o. -. -, ~ w.
oreyp"h, N'cHAsuA, hsfch 81 oounu W Ne" fOfk,
with $40 passengers and merchandise, encountered
heavy gale on Cape Ha,eras for nearly foryesh, hours
NJ The buiyarka forwnrd AWAY md alpo
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-08

CINCINNATI, April 1888.
Dispatches from hurfrsssboro give the following &C
count Of the nght near 6ucw Hil:-
On the I'd instant, General Stanley, with two thousand
cavalry and Colonel Mathews infantry brigade started
70 capture horsan's and wbarton Eighth regiment of
infantry and cavalry u enow Hill.
Beyond Auburn they drove In the rebel pickss. ne
Seventh Pennsylvania cavalry turned Tho rebel right,
while Nenty's and Parmon's cavalry brigade with New
slls battery, moved up In 'front.' The snspy ned.
ne snsmy's pickets were then encountered west Of
Liberty and Considerable force u rebels posted On
the buns the opposite side OF Smiths Ford Thsy re-
stsd and'wsrs driven back snd formed again On Dry
Pork, from whsaes they we're again driven.
The rsbels thsn formed third snd stronger line %
Snow HILL Ths Second end Fourth Ohio cavalry wsss
ssps to the snsmys They charged with sabsss u
haad and broke the ss Of the rebels. when The hghs
ended IN the niaht Of the rebes.
The rebel los from fifteen 70 twenty killed.
Der wounded, and sixty prisoners.
General Stanley also captured thirty horses and mules
and quantity d bacon and wheat, and destroyed
sidssable forage. ANA sar
The posities a the rebels defeated General ssanlsys
asssmpt 10 surraaaA and drssrs them. Thsy escaped
with their guss.
Our oss was one private Of The ssvsath Peassyvsna
cavalry killed and two slightly wounded.
General Stanley returned Nsrfrsesbors BY way oS
Lebanon, capturing prisoners II the latter point.
Dsshing Cavalry Ezpleis-Cspt.rs or
.Prisensrs, Arms. Horses, -.
HAsuvrlrx, Tenn, April 7, 1853.
General Mitchell, with three hundred and nfty cavalry,
wsnsvut yesterday 90 The Lebanon pike 70 Green HmS
ana dashins INTO rebel camp whore there . large
number Of conscrps tho sabre charge, he took ntscn
prisoners, killed Ave. and captured A their arms horsss
equipments, &c. Tho rebels composed OF parts q
Morgan's and McCown's bands
Among the prisoners Capt Brady Of the Eighteenth
frebe Tennessee regiment, and lieutenant Of Morgans
cavalry.
stillhouss containing forty casks Of liquor do
stroyed. The place had been used oonscripting
dexvous.
One wounded our side.
General Mtchells command made q march OF nfty 1ve
miles m twelve hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-08
Repertea Death eG Rear Admiral .. ID
RsrtsR. nl

The rebels At Charleston reported 70 the blockadng
squadron few days since that Admiral ID. d. Porter,
commanding the Mssissippi river nota had been killed
board tho gunboat lafayette IN engagement before
vicksburg. We do not credit the report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-21
rosrspsRArE STATES CONGRESS.

ruNc2DERATE STATES CONGRESS-.
he Senate on Saturday met at the usual
.yr, aad the proceedings were opened with
;syss by the Rev. DR.. Rylsnd of the Bap.
ut Church.
NJ. Clarke, of Mo-, announced the death
Z his late colleague, the Hon. Robert L. Y.
Peyton, and offered the following resolu-
tins, " hich were unanimously adopted:
ARsossd, That we have heard with deep
-.lst Of the death OF the Hon. Ro. L. Y.
isyton, q Senator from the State of Missouri.
"Rssossed, That the Secretary cOmmuni'
ate TO the House Of Representatives copy
dth.s .se resolutions.
"lRsslosd. As further mark of respect to
4smsmory of tho deceased, that the Sem
.s sd,ourn."
1er some eulogistic remarks. delivered
Nessrs. CapertOn, Of Va, johnson, OF
Iik. sad MAXWELL ;'of Fla, the Senate I'd.
i1urned.
The Rous was opened at 12 o'clock on
saturday with prayer by Rev. DR.. Duncan.
The Speaker announced the appointment
d Aesssrs. Perkins, OF La, and Hartridge,
Ga, on the Committee OF Ways and
Yans, In place of AessTs. kenner and Holt
The Chair laid before the House the Senate
~ 10 8Ut0OItB0 tOC oPPO1osaAsCsAs Va AAsss "
ladltor OF the Treasury, which was sppro-
Kately referred.
Mr. Foster. of Ala, offered Q resolution
hat the judiciary Committee inquire into
The expedieucy OF amending tho act author
1ag tie appointment Of military courts,
0d to provide for the appointment OF .
court for the district Of North Carolina
Nr. Hilton. Of Fla, presented some reso-
lg.ions adopted by tho Legislature OF his
state on the subject Of commerce, which
we're referred to the committee on that sub.
Nct. The same gentleman aleo introduced
sNll for the establishment Of Temporary re-
Arictions ON commerce, which was referred.
Ar. Clark, Of Ga, introduced bill to re-
pL 90 much Of the I'd section Of the tax
Nv u requires one-tenth Of the sweet pota.
toes rsised the present year to be delivered
70 the Confederate Government, ana moved
that the rule requiring 1t to be referred 70 e
committee be suspended, and that the DaN
kplaced upon its passage. On this motaon
tue ayes and noes were called; Dut OeIoIe
The eresult Was made known,
message was received from the Senate
announcing the death of Hon. Il. /. 7. Fey
ION, 6enator from the State of 4ise0un.
xr. Bell announced the death Of senator
Psyton In the House in an appropriate and
Duching manner, concluding his remarks by
odeFing the customary resolutions. Speeches
were also made by Messrs. Freeman, OF No.,
Aye!, Of 8. e., and Burnett, Of KY, when the
.aolutions were adopted and the House ad-
lAnvned -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-21

- ,ronaenco "a d. ~ .... =
..,n INro soUrll.s X !.s,..sy ~
rs ~, n'sss,eEOATi0Ns OF - j. :. : i. ~ Y.
eIas.s~. sAh nesal.e seoe ea - ~ -
Nsssc = ~ ~ ~ q ~ s1eny -
,kisssT .sa rssneusss na1hse1 = a
f,e -. Cosrs,1esss ~ IN y tAs
w. - ecrsck fAs osly bsildlsgs
~ - ahoss occspisd for quarter
"a sonwsssazy psrpoetA he raal'
r'''s .oa pitser's lasks noor mill.-
.t ,,eep.icu cf Aossss aaa negroes.
~, n.,le private property a..
yror, Que of the hotels they took
:, cxp, provisions, and some bed
.ua nom the store Of M Brown
.,,,.a OF lot Of aoar, ssgsss and
.s.r articles - suited them No ctti.
~ - molestsd except tAose who 81
- 70 escape. About forty Of these
.rssed Including eight or ten sta
p. f roanoke College, bat ail were g.
AR being taken abonf tn niles
- seun, q - -
- S1ny sGossa x Z =! :
!. - 4 art suppossd No 6ildEss
s.noa-oue across Masonic creek, =
80 half est Of Salem, and the other
ssxvs scross Roanoke river, ak miles
- she town. About 800 yards Of the
-. torn up, and the turntable 1t the
% a,ssroyed. 1t b beloved the whole
~ -, 20 The road can be repAlredin fve or
= ,.y. fss telegraph wires were cut, but
-, ,aka OF
~ y. principal loes Of the citizens Was In
- # which they carried of or shot al
20, s0'. ~, into their hands. About fifteen NO
rare also carried of, eix OF. whom
49,, worthless free negroes:
v, homas Chapman. who has already
WA reported killed. vas out short dis.
!. ~ :. s,om the town watching the move
..,,. AZ the enemy, who came upon him
". 49, nrasrea him TO surrender, which he re-
s..sS M 10 do They then fired upon him,
s,,uno M him instantly. They buried him near
-ne-e he fell The only persons not released
;, them after being captured were two fur
,oughed soldiers of the 2nd Va cavalry, and
Mr. Oakley, telegraph operator.
The exact lose sustained by the Govern
,.sp, "a not known. Pitxer's loss In the
luning Of his mill Is quite heavy. It is said
,h,, about 800 barrels Of the -four burned In
tss depo, belonged to the city of Peters
surg, having been purchased by her agents
The beeves purchased BY the came corpora
au hAd been driven of before the appear.
nce Of the enemy.
The Rev. d.. Seely, Of this city, was In
Salem, delivering the annual address before
d. Holins Female Institute, when the
I,ukees made their appearance, but man.
xd to make his escape.
ne destruction OF the bridge across the
Ianoke river 1t is reported was accomplish
u BY detachment ofonly fifteen men, who'
aoush six miles from anv supports, re-
,sinsd q. the bridge several hours.
Other particulars will be found under our
axnphic head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-21

The last impressmsnt AZ iapseeaaoe ts - e
500 barrels oi fiour puschassd ~ the etay q M.
seized BY Capt. Myers, . commisaasy g nalis6ssy.
NC. - !. -
News has been Sscsivtd a Mnsieua of ~ doash
OF Capt. James n yunnson end Lisus. 4. Z.
Johnson, Of philiips9 LeGiens esostss aa1 nd
Knoxville fhcy wess tAiss IL foF NJ q esch
Capt. 9. 3. Hall. CaDsAin q Ne nsne Linns
Guards, 9Th 0sosulA se0lnest, Nes uondU II
the fight At AnoEviils on tho ~, - Ge1oa
same day.
Capt Moores compsuy, 81 N. G. sasnDsy. ~
Eobbled up entire blythe YenkeOs near &C., Sfna
N. g., Wednesday night.
Hon. John e. Ward, who has spenl ssvesaa
mouths IN Europe on financial tusineas eoanooso1
win tho Government, returned tnsoo6h - ocoeh-s
ade, and arrived In 6avanssh . tsW dey1 go
Gen. Joseph e. JohnsoA u Aow nnklna &c.,.
Miss, his headquarters. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-21

THs oAsn % erAnvAnoa N Nsasol9 ~-1as
Petersburg FFrss has iuieIiissnes fsoo Neslbsh
- late % "Wednesday lass. Dsekus, n~sed baecl
ade runner, had been eaptnse1 - Nj way = 1iea
nond With packages fos Aosp(tals. AGtiss ~
very gloomy ~ Norfolk,
The esdsr Of The osass, Eeenirine ah pssssa
fore eno&glnu In any buslaoss Whateve, s
the oath o.. aileglano9 - the LtneolA 0nvs... n.
compiled with anoshes order psoht1sna tho J.
Ter or sale OF any property On the part a ANY
tsess: Heretofore those syue 10 the RouSh have n
fused 70 engage In ANY business, pssfsslne 10 ssls
tneif househ0id eoods, ptece ~ piese, = oheala
T. take the hsted oaah os soass hsn1bs an1 soasSs
ton. it ts NOT, thessl6ses surprNs1ae shas 0asy
heretofore pfom!neut ciliuens have Yielded d se4S
neccsaity and taken The oaeh. AanoaR thepe Nm
have recently yielded aa nnwilllno eo6p1isnoo ~
have heard the nasues 0f nev. Mf. Rodaaas na1ooe
o. Christ's Church; Qr. Tuasenll, d. sIm D.
Whitehead, Tsxewell TayIcs, TAos. q. ms. -
Oehers. &. -. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-21
xrtrrARy AFFAIRS IN rsxAs..

MILITARY AFFAIRS IN TgxAs.
According 70 the Northern accounts the Confed-
eratss are u,assing heavy force in Texas. The
st. Louis Dsmoeras gets the following informa l.
ion from person who len Deafon. Texas, on the
Let inst;
The rebel army In Texas was generally At posts
on he outskirts of the state. Kirby Smith COM
manded the troops In Texas. Gen. Steele II At
Dakinvilie, seven miles north OF the Red river,
near the State line, with small force. Rebel
pickets are at the crossing Of the river and line the
$500 or 4,000 men. The entire force Of the enemy
under Marmadake, Sheaby, and Cabeile, are near
him.
command Of go men ere distsibuted In 6etach-
menfs In various counties in Northwestern Texas.
Their business seemed 70 BE- TO act a. spes on the
people, hold the county in suhjection, arrest de-
sestcrs, Kill suspected Union men, and punder In
Provisions and forage see plenty In the valley Of
the Red river and In Eastern Texas.
plsrossY,ox o. sspsaAL vasssLs-oy-wAR orr
cHARtEsf0x.'
4 correspondent Of the Boston ThouaEes, writing
s6 Charleston. Deesnhsr Sch, furnishes the fbllow-
iue stasemsns In resard "a the movsmeafs Of the
Federal vssssi.eEwar:
Aaoihsr asisnps by oar .sny % surprise Sumter
ssasries Eovsnbsr IA the Lehish arrived II
Port Royal for FspaLfs aad Q geassal ovsshauun9,
prqs1s~y . a. ssysssahss sal stAaes - c1ar's'-
xisw changes hays sasen place IN this aess ed
late. Capt. W.. Giheoa, Of the 6sneea, takes
command Of ~ Catnkin The Patnpseo eoes q
Way1aw 20 saiieve - Mantnckes; tie Mshsska, !,
sise ~ Wisssnl lekoa ~ soash Caroiins, which
isfser, il d sumofed, = - y nade Do 1nGship of
Adulsai Iahlgrea; tAe Al1nlsht1 Joha Adsms,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-28

TIE FIRB COMPANIES AND TIE DRAFT
At an adjourned meeting Of the Engineers and ! orc
men Of the several Fire Companies. hold on "euhe"
day evening. Chicf Engineer Decker In the ohn',
Fire Commissioner Wilson reported that he had oA's
mon several Fire Insurance Companies. who "cre VIZ
ing to loan money in varying from $500 " sO"'
TO pay exemptions Of drafted frsmcn. 'peci" 'o'"
mttec appointed to wait upon the Mayor reported 'nA'
bis Honor was desrous that the remen should DC ei
emptcd from the dram, and after some discuason ha"
concurred in the suggestion thet the exempt hrcmeh
should also be relieved and that he advised the Com
mittee 10 urge the Common Council " pass spe1,n
ordinance on the subject which he would slgii. Ine
Committee then waited upon both branches Of me LON
mon Council who stated that they were decidedly ~
The opinion that The Srs>sn should be exempt buk 0Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-28
Obitu ary.
WATERMAS DAVIS.

The death Of Drum-Msjor Waterman Davis,
st Baton Rouge La. the Is: day of August. 1905
deserves more than 8 passing notice In the War OF
1912 he was among the frat 10 respond 70 the call for
volunteers He served during thai In tie regiment
of Col Farrand Sranahan raised In and about Otsego
County MINOR Davs took part in the battle OF Queens
Ton High. BE had early IL the war attained tie rank
Of Drum Hsjor At the breaking out Of the present
war although then CO years Of age. be was among tie
foremost IL recruiting In Monroe County, lie with fine
Martial Band o. which be was leader being 1t every
war meeting and his voice a. every opportunity ""
raised on the side Of loyalty 70 the Government IL
August lsSI be !oiDed the Odd 18Th" n. \. No1,
having received appointment Is Drum MAJOR IN
font Of Washington for eight months 10 taught tie
er.nlserS II many Of The new regiments than lying
tere The result u his teachings has been heard Oh
rsny hard fopgnt fields. In the Summer OF looa' he
was sscareed By reason OF sickness. In the fau OF
les2 when the can for 10000 more" came, he al
once threw himself into tie work OF recruiting, snc
After afut two uontls ard1ous work Ia that capacity.
he r.c.ived an su,outmer. Of DrumMaor Of tie l6th
NV raised Al Auburn. His regiment was ordered
TO ioin Gen. Dankss Army at New-Oresns and tie
Old Drum xnjor Of two vers" was with DE regne'
IA al tho fed operations Of Gen. BaIkss Army from
New Orleans 70 the taking q Port Hudson The last
letter received from hin by bis family (Which resides Ia
BIeckport. Monroe County, n. ", expressed det"r
rnation 10 tie fa Of Port Tudson then resign and
RETAIN home That event found him. however 80 nnch
frustrated that he could only be removed TO Baton
Eosge where lie died bcye stated al tie ese Of &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-28
Pass~u<rxs Arrived


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Nible's Garden, which was closed on Tuesday
an sccesn Of the sudden illness Of Mr.. Wheatey will
n. reopened to.morrow Saturday night when tie reg
,sr Fall Season viii be insugursed by thu performance
os"Th. Merchant II Venice" with Mr. Bandmsnn In
IN, celebrated role Of Slylock Mr.. Bandmann viii be
Ass,ea b, Mr. Forrest after which there viii he two
Rapausnn nights week and four For nights Mr.
FORREST win open on Monday in "Richeieu." ard OIL
Tuesday Er BsndmanR win appear as Narcis'e In
tragedy Of that name transpaaied and translated for
him from the German.
The announcement that Mrs. Bowers would play IN
-eamille drew AL immense house at the Winter 1sI
aep on Wednesday evening and her performance OF Tie
heroine though lacking at times In power ana NOT
marked by any particular originality beyoad Its entire
freedom from everything gross or vniga-' maiea'so
greet artistic ability and must be recorded as one Of
tie most brilliant Of the season. The Other
characters in the play with two exceptions. were
vep enough trayestied TO he funny and that, In hot
weather md from an inproyised company Is about al
tAst ecsld be expected. Camille" viii be played TO
night for Mrs Bowers's beDeft-also tomorrow night
AFTER which we are tn have Brougham's new drama Of
LADY Audley's Secret" for which, not TO lie behind
the times Mr. Bland has engaged the services If severA
ghosts
Meanwhile the best ghostshow Is at Wallacks
where neither tie excellent singing OF MIS- aikins
ths excellent preaching Of Mr. Watkins, nor The eaer
eetis acting Of Mr.. Hind. 10 sufficient 10 divert the
ss,eation of the hosse 10 things Terrestrial
The second Summer-Nights Festival Of that learned
bu. Jolly body Of singers known as the German Lied
el..asz Of New York" viii take place this CfTidsy)
evening Jones Wood
Ni1on's "AMambra Pavilion" opposite the Acsdcm!
Of Assic via be openec 70 tie public on Monday even
tag ne1i lie show 10 ooLss, Of horde Of Arab gym
lasts and d squadron Of native and imported e9o.s
tIiahs.
The Sioux and winnebago warriors with their charm
ine ssuaws and What continue On show at BArnums
and II hot deyoured by the monster Python when he
wakes up win 20 through their wardances pipe dances
seal, dances &C. there. until the end Of neTt week
Tbs marvellous optical illusions produced by falors
s,srsePtccn and which far exceed both in beani! and
interest any spectral rbow. may be seen at living
Has in great variety every night In the week