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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

Tho Mor.on correspondent Of the Mobile Tn
bHae has the following;
We lave o uglgT-whiehlscks confirmation
however--that Banks attacked Dick Taylor on
the 25th Uit., near Danaldsonviils, and was re-
pulsed with great slaughter, together with e
loss OF six Thousand prisoners; and thai Grant
h4d reinforced BaaAs, which caused Taylor 30
fsll back 10 Bayou Tscae, where he has bsen
j8lssG by 8zgruder with a foree Of fflesn thou
s2vd Although this comes in semi-of eial
way, YET I do not credit it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

On Tuesday night detachment Of some
thirty men Gt tbs 15l $. q. v, IE7t-- ~a-.-
msut.) a16ar Cart Sellers. aa3 Is.sr- -.-alt5
from guab8z.s Cais1-a sr$ Pa.uzI s-zar
under c1-uzu- 7f Ca7-. "lrsF, started 81 ana
expedition Ir- Lae eE1.u-c of some EasE-s zlas-
cts, stal.sas5 ca q l.Eae island z- t.s mgE.E of
Schooner creek, He7r Ls--.s --s. The Yam
KEGS were il -Hs aazl- CT passing 10 this lrsaE,
IA bsrg5s every evening. taxing pos i1a 1sai-l
ths wreck e.. lls ola sasarzar Nan. sE.c and
signalling any r=resl .C.a movement on ear
part, 90 tH4-r lzEa batteries.
The es-asEms1s Of rEs E1taw regiment left
E-r5 J5tHsrz ab-ul -8ss5 s 0'c. leZ iu aE1s.L
bas's, end r1-e5 r-u11 10 5el75s-r creek
L=svllg .h1lr b9-ta Ger usa 5e3'syel sE s-r-
us1=-1- w-1-2- .sr-Ea che marsh knee deep
lu mad. They encountered tr= Y <sH7 Ts two
1sEgss, end sE-l.ad -Heag goG57s, with small
arms took place. LaF-iEE a-5El treHr7 ui-rs-T.
One boats crew. consisting r.. 6 lDt LsFi- c..
Paine and z5a7 =az. of CHE 100 NeE TsrE
regiment, surrendered after havHg tnur mss
wgsEts1. sHs sfgr=s..T. enc EsrlsssT, ans tsT5
slightly, Capt Paine being one Of the Iallsr
TIE ether 5sst made her escape, sBt as g c5a-
tirU8as F5.laY was 1sur5d into her. sud sss gs7s
were sssR 90 drop, it IS supposed very few Es5
back safe En1 eu-y Cssuz ET 0z oar side was
Private 3 Fs-.icz, Of Can't. Sellers company,
hi. ed One 1Hu had the sleeve OF bis cBas tern
badly b. q inir.c ball
The bosE eas.Ua5 is a very 6ezgIfzl barge
sud capable Of EsLliBg trsn twenty Ers TO tl-r-
~ men.
a very Gus glass 51'gugirr e. IS said, to Gen.
Gilmore, was sll0 taken wi-a tho coat Tne
prisoners s8E tlcg we're taken b7 surprise, hsv-
ing lett their customary beat with q ln5sul-d
h5wi.zsr, 5ohind. Hsj .hsy bgosgHs this along
they say the Tssgt waui have Been different
The boat and glass, we sa-H, have been -u-uel
ever O. CsgE WH'sy. The E-arse prisoners
were bT1uzSt ts -la city IFeflsz6Ly morning,
ard the U0anssi sent .s the Qsesa street Esspi-
tai They are zL Germans. g q spsssr 90 EalF
little Cg--i1s CT thz-- own regiments.
They ezh'bit very es-Eisus and ag5uu7.sv
air, boTgvor. and say lE=7 wiz yet accomplish
their 5ssiEE-l-s -au-u-8 Of .hs city. E-e
AFFAIR having proved successful, we truss viii
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-07

From The Richmond ID ..st-l
IAs tIala yes5lslaY afternoon brooekt very
lsH sadiioaal Bsiieu.srs Of che cavs.Iy tight
EeaI Brandy station os Saturday. Tie general
sLa.5lnsnss with reference 70 tbis eBgsgs gsnasut
already published, ais ssl6-al-3 by tie reports
Of yes .eTaay. the loss Cttse ele1l7 csuI3 not
Be sscsrttiIed, a3 tsey 5acce11e& ia carrying
their kiled and a1ualel I10m t1shsd Ab5us
twenty prisoners "a liul-d 10 tas eazsg-msut
we1s brought down yestelazy m5Ilins Tom
GsTdensvil.e and iods set u t1s Libby e1isos.
ThsTe seems 90 be nothing aausual b. tbs di-
Isca0u oi Fredericksburg
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PROM NORRIS IsLkND-CAPTTRs OF A YANKEE
BOAT byD C8EW.
The lull which has If late taken place iu the
progress Of h1silIss around us, eoHti-se3
vita but slight inscription turiag yesterday
The euemy's land batteries were firing &
lheir smaller ncrtsrs .1 t1a si-asH7u o. battery
Wagner for e slslt TINS; bu- a7 -aer ss
generally fell s-1T- Supposed .aFt -E-r
f-a was rutsa1s1 mainly for -ur s-ar1sa0sfs fss-,
who are posted considerable distance ia a--
vance Of orr We--s, lal wEe are 7-iev-l ts
have caused Erza- annoyance 50 taa 1---E'e
working sr=i-s- We heard 7r no e-. names p
battery Wagner. AZ Intervals TaaaE ---
lass rEzEt eur u1rsar5 s- Shell F=.Ha v-- Play
irr u--r che ra-r-y-s position. There were aEa
-l-aa Of the E-a-'1-l ID TEss yesterday, 7H-
they vera -r~1ral r-e7 zsIlla- eu
f-eza er-zt sa.i-s vessels Tt.-I Jay Alongside
On Tuesday night. before tho El7-l had -l.a-i,
q SPIRITED bale zEa- t5aE place lE srHo1n-r
creek. Eat=saa J5ass and -Es-rs iF'sr5s, re
sHit1E iu che capture Of a IsasFs barge T-la
Us crew Eo- EeT9-a. -irL-z is Eas -n79-u l-st
-hs enemy EsE been 15-.iHg g5E5 picket Els.s
5- ta= Usrsh near tie L-lE Of 5a- a.a steamer
NsEigsRls, Is tas uurse=s 81 o1ssrvsag cur
m9VcHenis as CaEaE15az ps-aE, ana r'rlzZ &c
tee bT rockies 90 their A6sfis ISLAND batteries
aEeA % 0ssa Are ga Qua transports lls Ell-
tEry authorizes Eavi1E determined 10 calsare e
drive 1H these water ullEels Of She enemy, cl
expedition was Termed VII that vlsw- Ea-lI
eight and q half 5'c-e1z Oh E3z55y D. =. Capt
Sellers With a detachment ci thirty m=1 roE
the lJsh sszta Carolina v5'srtser5 lEE.ar)
Tsgim-ut. left Ez-= Jsz7s-V IN sT1 b-ss ana
r0wed into Schooner sscgE. About che -a-s
tiRs CsTt. Ws-=y Of tl= aaFV, v-ls TIVE assss,
maszed b. msTizss f-sn ts= Csatsce-at-
States Etssusr5 Cheers a-d Palmetto sE.a
ziEe aBBr1zeEea lE5 E1s-l-l IG wa.eE l. EEd
been correctly supposed tHsr tE5 Es-Ez7 1aata
w-E.d be f11-- gz-a.1 ss.l=T1. EsE- having
.5fs t5eir b5a-5 -zE.-T1l z5 sEl-zl5zll5, 7-l--lE
E-ee Ccep il tho Ea-sz They soon sl-5u--
ssEe5 thu sH=m7- HLs look 90 lls.r 1ez-s lt-F3
in uuu ls-) With C. ---ct. a-1 -9Eo1 rael.lT
Of uussr G sbrr2 FIRE from cur E--I. On rt
the Izzkes beats managed TO escape, vita Che
l5ss % ig believed. -f EgTe-al EsZ; the as1s-.
fns barge. wz7 Intercepted by Lloa NE-.=v's
eoEne1-- ard surrendered. i contained c. f-
PayEs. st fEs iaJ-l Sew Esrs- re-I-eEs, with
C Cs-rcssa- sH5 1sr NEE. I've et -se crew Lad
been killed. the EzHEas lsBtizs ana Esur e-E=rS
Of the prisoners were wo-H-zi. Oar CHT ess-
ua.5y ras oae u-a, B. EarFicE, eff OazEs-
burg, a member Of CsFsin Sellers company,
Il ed
TIE prisoners Hzra nraegH5 90 tss ci y lss5
evening Au5Ez the spells ei the cs7l1rs
was fals Esli glass belonging 30 G.usrs. Gil
mere.
From the Courisr r-sI
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new TOBACCO WAREBOUsE.
+ THg FANCY GROCERY STORE,

DDposire 1he -A-tueneuuls
IN BARRE UF sLPzB-oz EEE WHIsKEY
aU frta-s By tie Darrzl g. lon or ootle.
kegs new Macser=!s
lfQ ssslrlsa boxes asrcL -es,
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wins is-slidr, cisarz, Fruits, Lemons. ste.
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Eersns Of AdVertisIng.

Al saver iseaeass VI 70 be easfgsd TIVE collars per
aaazre fer the rf ilasrtea and ere dollar and ffty
cents fo- each subsequent insertion.
Lors a5t sss VII be charged zs tie rate Of Ei-y ca
per line
CD turrT notices charged 60 che rsts of ETsu y-a7e
cs er lrr u1i all ossr s-.as not Of genera Eub.--
I--.-..- b ----- --------.-
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uERCH ANEs o. TIE CITY AND lIERCHANTS
EE0E ABROAD,
WI cd lsl g z1s- favorable opportunity 10 rsDeu-sh
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SOUTHERN RECooMrLoN DY FaANsB.

The following is lrsa the Paris eorrsspon-
deuce Of the LsndoR Times of JHiv 10TH
We learn te-day, and frsm sources usually to
be trusted, Of preparations made by the War
MinistsF-ior POlsnd4 you ask No, with .
visw 10 the recognition of the South. Is it
possible thai the French are really going 70 es-
la5iish digging" alter slll [ almost hesitate
to send tbis report though 1 sm tod I may do
50 with safety,
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Tho Mobile TrJRas has the Bal.sti" Of the
24.a ult. There IS Het much Rows in it. Jhs
following shows that ths rivers abeve are 2oI
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Major Edward Bradford ceutrolli1r aus-.sr-1ss
HllisboTo 81. @. Capsaias % Peadar James s--7
j ai-lisrd- John on u Bryan G. .. Eing. . II
Carter 3 Harrison.
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1laia- James Glover o11ir0.l 1 1-izrl,r-- r-.-- E1
vile Tsunessee- Capts E q Bull s. ET D I1zr I1
u Easla, Y g Jonnsos.-
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
INTERESTING FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

The New Military Districts-Thc North
Carolina Union Troops, &c.
NxwBERS, N. c., April 20. 1868.
That portion OF North Carolina lying north Of Abe-
mario Sound and east Of Chowan river is embraced
In tho department Of Major General Dix, and undcr the
immediate supervision Of Major General Peck at Sur
folk Va.
In order that constant superv ison may exist
at tho various posts In the department Of Major General
Foster tho following districts have just been Established
70 be commanded as follows -
First-Tbs Dstrict Of tho Neuse," Brgadier General
Henry NJ Nagee headquarters at Beaufort, N. o.
Second-Tbe sDistrct OF the Aibemare," Brigadier
General W. wesses headquarters at Plymouth, N. o.
Henry Prime, headquartefsat ~ Washington, NO:
The several companies OF tho First loya) North Caro-
they were respectively raised now neeDraed
at Washington. N. G. Capt. usChesney, Of the famous
Ninth New Jcrsoy, "A heroic and accomplished young
This regiment has already done splendid fghting in
number Of engagements. and fully demonstrated tho
value Of natse southern Union troops IL was mainly
recruited through the Efforts OF Charles Henry Foster
who Is making prepaEaons for the formation of
second one, for which he has received authority from the
War Department
battalion OF artillery has been organized from among
the citizens Of the Cape Haeras banks and now doing
duty at Forts Hatteras and Clark
the Forty fourth ard Twenty seventh Massachusetts
regiments have arrived in Newborn from Washington, N.
G., 10 tho defence Of which important point they so
bravey and successfully assisted
Rev. James Means the efficient and phlanthropc Super
intendent Of the blacks sdied few days since.
Rev. d. D. Van Antwerp, tho loyal Episcopal rector at
Beaufort, 10 to be appointed chaplain at that post:
Colonel Lehman, One Hundred and Third PENN
syyania Volunteers has been ASSIGNED 70 the command
To neurane the growing dsaectiou Of the rebel rank
and e the policy being extensively pursued sending
popular speakers amongst the various regiments
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

MARFlzEgis

MARElZEKs SECOND oPERATic SEASON.
Tonight Mr.. Marotzak commences q second opera, 10
season which promises TO be most brilliant aud attrac-
tive. An opera never performed in America win bs
given this evening-"Aroldo," by Verdi In this great
work the plot Of which have already described MAG.
zoieni, the favcritc tenor has role enabling him TO
make the best use Of his magnificent voice. and aordng
ample scope Tor his unrivalcd acting We assured
that during this season Marezek win produce other no
vsities, which, Ike "Aroldo,n will be put on
the stage with that careful attention TO accessories
always displayed by the present management and which
sung by the great artists forming the Marezer troupe
cannot fail to prove irresistible attractions.
AZ tho sale Of season tickets and reserved seats has
bceu very great there will be mos, brau, audience
70 night at the Academy Of Music.
some evenings since Mr.. Mas gave concert a, tbs
IAfarge House which stended-so saws the artist,
by crowds Of the fashonables He AYERS that the eve
worn upon mis- occasion Of fabulous value and fur
thcr says that the applause bestowed upon his really fine
performance overwhelming We shall give tho names
Of the artists who assisted upon this occasion when we
shall have discovered them. This concert win doubtlcs,
form an epoch---- IN the estimation Of the artist
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
The Returning Regiments.
THE NINTH RE0nKNr,

Hawins' zouaves, whose term Of service has sxptrsa
left Fortress Monroe yesterday evening, their rstu
home, board the steamer Kennebec. and may be ex
pected 70 arrive In the City Tonight. The ea'sntry an
faithful services OF this regiment since thoy took th1
hed will ensure them 4atterng reception. The mem-
bors and members Of the regiment viii meet 3S Csr
mine street. 10K O'Clock this morning, 70 escort th(
regiment through the city.
DvRyEE's zoUAvns.
Tho Fifth regiment e. Advance Guard") better knoWDI
the Duryees Zousves, win arrive in this city IN n
few days. thoir term OF service having expired 1he IA
members OF the r-giment-she battle worn heroes efl
many ghtsnow In this city, viii meet this evening 81
the seventh regiment armary In the rooms Of the Eshth
Company, 70 make arrangements for extending hearty
welcome TO The regiment on its arrival here
FIRST REGIMENT NEW YORK vOLUNrEIR&
preliminary meeting OF the ofloers and men of ~
First New York Volunteers held At Centrai HA 151
0raud street, Saturday evening sst for The purpose q
taking steps for extending suitable reception 70 the
regiment upon les return home from Tho seat of
committee appointed 10 ooufer with the Commea
Council and with the Committee National Affairs -
this end. Ii understood that the ohoerb Of the 6a1
light Infantry, under Colonel Lsibenau, and tke
two years regmsnis who have alrsady returned IN
take part In tho reception. mass meeting OF ~
members and friends o( the regiment VIII bS held q
Tuesday evening at seven o'cock n Central Ball. -
perfect arrangements Tho First regiment will return -
this city fully armod and equipped
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
RECRUITING IN THE STATE.

~~><~~-~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~ -
Rules and Regulations for Cover
the same-Large Bounties O9ersd--f
ment to Cemmcnce This Week.
Provost Marshal General 20 nj
Chargs OF Rsoruitlng-Our Retura
Volunteers, 80.
Adjutant General sprague and ex Governor Morgan.
returned from Washington, where they have besnE
mission In connection with the interests Of our two
returning volunteers and also attending 70 the at
recruiting In this State Tho following rnlss and re
tons have been adopted In relation 70 both matlsrs
Will be officially published In few days -
From and after the FIRST DAY Of Nav ali enlistmeus
volunteers snail be under the ecia charge and dreS
OF the Provost Marshal General, under the
continued In force, and such other ruieGI1
the department a. may from time 70 time be made =
disoursing officers and the other officers counscted
the enlistment OF volunteers, will report 70 HIM on
OF regiments going out Of service BY reason OF he Ell
tion Of their term may with the consent Of their
i've Governors reenlst In their regiments within ti
days Tor term 81 tEo years, unless sooner dsonar
end tf6n the regiment being flied up within the 1t
days aforesaid tho officers shall DO rSstbred with ranI
from the date OF their original commissions This,
ever win give no claim 70 pay for the time betwesd d
ter out and re entry into service III
The law provides no bounty for men enlise
for two years A man, however, who ensts III
ihree years. unless sooisr discharged. Is ensis|
70 one months pay in advsCfe ggon hs n
teriug OF his company into the b6fvsse n VI
and joined regiment already inathe service, and q
bounty Of one hundred dollars, twenty five dollars
which is tosbe pale IN advance when his company 10
ganzed muster rolls made out, and tho nustering Qc
certificates given thereto; or after he shall have e
mustered into and Joined regiment already In te q
vice Men M thus euissed 70 for three years may ss The
signed TO duty with the regiments enlistcfor two
Hereafter regiments Of volunteers leaving the ned
70 take their arms and accoutrements TO the place Of
charge TO be delivered TO the Governor of tho State
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
Personal Inteiiigencs.

On saturday afternoon the olioers Of several Of the
ships Of war tho harbor took advantage Of the as
weather. and invited Of citizens visit thar
ships Among others parties given on board the
French snd Spanish ships and inpromptu sntertsin
mont was given BY Lieutenant W. Kelley % board the
Sabine at The Navy Yard, 70 bridal party conssiine
Of Richard s. Palmer and bride and their Immediate
frsnds. Among the guests we're Bear Admiral Pauidna
and family; Gsncra and Mrs. Mcclellan: 0cneral and
Mrs Marcy Commodore and Mrs Radford Csptsie Meade
and family Hen John " Kenreds Hon. Robert O. win
throp: Charles Augustus DAVIS, tsq and few fricuds
being Wait 10 tbs Navy Yasd the tme availed a
the occasion 70 visit Commodors RngyoM and The sabine
and ioin in the entertainment.
Gen. Fhz Henry Warren. U. A.. Senator Foot, Hon.
o. b. Mstteson, Gen Wright, Judge RueGos and L. Stur
tevaps Of New Orleans stepping we Asscr House
Gen Iswis Cass, who has .oecn for two months rss,
staying Newport u l.. bSs fAr recovered bis heath
e 10 b able 0 wslk OUT
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
THE RECENT REBEL RAID.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bridges st Fatrmont and Cheat River
Not Destroycd-The Road tn Running
order Clear Through to wheeling, sc.
@E WAsHMc7os, May 8, 1883.
The reported destruction Of the Cheat River and Fair
mont bridges. on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad By
the recent rebel raid, Is untrue. ~
Mr. Edmunds. the passenger agent Of thai company and
Western roads, that the trains will commence
running through from Baltimore Wheeling tomorrow,
the damages which we're slight. having been repaired
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
OPERATIONS on The HARSEMOnD.
Fight with Ia Detachment Of
the Enemy.
Capture Of Rebel Rifle Pits and
Prisoners.
&o &n kN

6rucIx Va, Nay s, 1868.
This morning Of nins O'Clock General Peck sent foros
Of infantry cavalry and artillery scoross the Nsnsepond
river on Reconnaissance.
When two miles out they charged upon and took the
enemy's riao pits and some prisoners Our loss was
small and the enemy's much creator. The charge was
made BY the Thirteenth New Hampshire and the Eighty.
ninth New York.
skrmishing has been kept up oil day
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
IMPORTANT FROM MExlc0.

Arrival Of the French Transport Ailtcr
with Nevs 90 the &%nd Ult.
The french transport steamship Alicr arrived at this
port yesterday from Vera Cruz having sailed from thence
April % Her commander, Psadier. reports tina. des-
patches had been received from General Forcy tho
eject that the siege Of Puebla favoraby progress ing,
ana that they then possession OF half Of the y
Commander Prader further states that the reports Ia
the New York papers respecting the repuise Of the
French at Puebla is entirely without foundation. =
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
SECRETARY CHASE IN BOSTON.
Visit OF tho Secretary 70 the Merchants
Exchange.

v.~ =,
sAss VI s"o SoI S
,c. ~ ,se. IT. eoou.. u.uo,
.,. IfIem tne oostou asonol, mey S ~
A. naipast one ocock tns ateTnoon Secrots,y vnase
visited the hercnsnts Excnange Newsroom' wnicn, ~ IN
anticipation o. hs vss was nSa WIN r OSs xSns Ea E.
zens He camc IN accompanrd oy T. = looey Esq ITO
sdent OF the Board OF TRADE and was received Win
hearty greeting by the assembly:
Mr. Tobey briefly introduced M Chase 70 tho company
assembled when that gentleman stepped upon platform
that had been provided, ana aodressedanem ~ some
length.
Mr. Chase began b speaking Of nus surprise ~ sucn an
assemblage ~ this He had como a. the invitation Of
few Gentlemen, 70 exchange cong,stuations with his
risnds and this reception was entirely After
several compliments 70 boston no proceeaed 70 say
Mr. M.ss's sfAxfH -
has boen my misfortune 70 oe o. tho noad or
department during the most critical period or the
countrys history. Suddenly involved IN 2 great
struggle, OF which no man could see eitner me pro
portions or the end became my duty 70 provide the
means 70 carry " 70 safe and successfuf result IN
the discharge OF this duty " gratifying to scknow
ledge the support that have uniformly received lrcm
the merchants ana ene business men OF massachusetts
At the very outset the struggle by the
act OF her Legislature a tho disposal c the nation
the sum Of seven mlions Of dollars We then hougns
that. I'm the probabilities Of the war this would be likely
70 cover the greater part OF the expenditure ne oner
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
Obituary..

We learn tho remains Of the late Lieutenant Colonel
NnkR, Of the Fourth New York cavalry have been brought
on (ombaimcd) from Washington, and await the dispo
siiiop q his mother. In England Lieutenant Co,ore,
Nazer Was formerly disingi,shcd and bc, oil once In
the Ninety third rish infantry Hs nun,cr lus friends
~ New YORK w be glad 70 ray thu last melancholy re.
epccts 10 his memcrv, md regret his mar, a c,,io,s
Tor leave were rot grartcj urt he WIS ts rrrpyarv
from dsrsss ooassc,ed ia tie discharge of hss sr5s
dittcs.
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

THE RADICAL Press AND GENERAL McCLEr.
LAs.-One Of the radical journals has at last
published General McClellan's report. Why
has not Massa Greeley the candor to follow
the example Of bis contemporary It is never
too late to turn to honest ways He has given
General Hooker's testimony before the Com
mittes on the Conduct Of the War and many
other matters not favorable TO the late COM
mandant Of the army. Let him now publish
General McClellan's statement. Fair play Is .
Jewel
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
Erect on the Rebel sympa thisers OF che
Present Aspect or AMafrs.


One OF the good Indications Of things generally the
ssct the seccssonss here and ut Baltimore arc at
present quite mute while hcrsefore they have been ooa
Rdcn not boastf II the power Of she rebsas TO sus
tain themselves at all points.
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
Theatrical.

wALLACK's.
A new comedy, called srfost and wonr will be pro.
duccd ths evening for the first time at this theatre The
scenery is now; the cast excellent.
LAURA KEENEs.
now extravaganza. which has been for some time In
preparation will DO brought out this evening It called
"Tb or The Cat In Crnone" and is PROBABLY an adap
tatlon Of "Puss in Bootsb Miss koe6s promises new
scenery and plenty Of fun On d that Mrs. English the
mother Of Lucille western has taken this theatre for tho
summer.
A spectacular drama, called "Rienxi.n and founded
upon Bulwers novel Of the same uame, wiz be played
this evening. New scenic and mechanical elects viii be
introduced, and Mr. Eddy, the popular actor, plays the
leading part
NBLo's GARDEN.
Miss Kate Batennan makes her rstr~ this evening In
"Leah, tho Forsaken." Other plays will be produced
during her engagement On the sd Of June Miss Bate
man leaves In the China for Europe She ID very well
supported at Nrbio's and tho establishment noted for
nns scenery.
BAMux's. y.
Tho interchangeable Phineas announces new attractions
70 Day The wonderful stsreoplcin takes the place Of
tho ours Of high and low degree, and Watt Phillips
drama, "The sisters Sacrifice will be performed In the
moral and religious theatre which 10 pious than
Sunday school
rnE IRISH FUND sEsxrs.
Ths performance for the benent Of the Irish Relief Fund
under the kind auspices Of Mr. Barney Williams win bs
given TO morrow evening There viii doubtless be very
large attendance for either the object the programme
cf the evening Is sufcient draw full house and both
combined arc irresistible.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
Mr.. Daniel T. Bandmann the German trassdiau, plays
shylock tomorrow evening, for the rst time In Brooklyn
Mr. Davdgs also makes his rst professional appearance
there LAuncelot Gobbo. Mr.. Bandman has already
achieved reputation. Mr.. pavidgeos toe well known TO
require an ntroductcd and his merits low comedian
are universally acknowledged.