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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21
Musical.

LA HAvORrrA" At THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Manager Maretssk b undergoing the inevitable psaAi
ties following upon the transfer Of troupe Of opsrass
singers from climate TO such chsngoablc weather
March brings In It's train in this latitude First
and then another or his favore artists sescd
with cois, sore throAts. hoarssnsss &C., oil Of which
fault OF tho manager the artist. and b. 60
copied as Inevitable consequence of such under
taking Mr.. Naretxek forced last night 20
the illness OF Sgnor hazzoeui whose place was taken ~
a moments notice by sigp0r Sbrglia- Despite this IN
r0unconent the house. full upon any previous
opera night Tho performance necessarily lacked that
ensemble and orce which ths fine voice and admirsbls
acting OF Mazzooli would have given IT, Sghor sbrgla
although possessing pleasing voice, has not tho power
feaa,se lot 50 large house as me Ao.dem A. times
Suzer in tho e OF Le0uora She neither sang Acted
the part peasngly others she has appeared
In since hcr debut here In the fourth act she certainly
sgnor Beni (Alphouso) was the lie Of tho opera He
was ably supported by Biach (bathazzarJ, whose ro'
though shnt was mad much or by this talented arts.
aria "vicni Ieonora" The nnaIc Of the act was SURE
With great ensrnsbe, calling fron the public hearty sp-
pianss
frmance) passed off rather tamcy, neither Mile Suxcr
Sgnor Sbrigiia niusing sufficient energy and
power into their roles mark them unusual.
We shall hope to SEQ this great work Of IonIxestis
repeated at some future date, and with the
immense cast which Manager Marctzek make up
for IL. With Nine Cuerrsbea az the IconOra Ia which
role she most successful here, Mazzleni Bcn and
Biach the opera can be made an immense attraction.
The public will doubt understand that these bitches
and awbacks unavoidable and will symp with
the management instead OF blaming where blame Is
doubt appear next week. Mazzolen wi It Is thought
sing oday at the matinee. In . short time the Whole
troupe will be fully recovered and then we shall have
uninterrupted operas contamination be wished for,
not only by the management but Also by the public.
GRAND MATINEE.
Today there will be grand Matinee upon which
casion the Baio In Maschera" will be given, with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

TEE $500 CounxRrnr BANK BIN CAx.--Ths police were
busy engaged yesterday tracing the history Of the
$500 counterfeit bills the Central Bank Worcester
Mass, which made their appearance In Wall street IN
Wednesday George Park the person passed one q
the counterfeits At the Office or Gwynnc Day was ar
rcsted By occr Hodgson and upon being brought before
Justice BOWL he fully Identified having imposed
upon . number OF other brokers In q similar manner.
Charles Alardcc, OF No. % Wall street White Morri
son, Of No % Wall street and Edward Tverore OF No.
40 Wall street. gave their testimony against the accused
The prisoner had numerous friends Ia court and all
seemed sangune OF the complaint being dis missed when
the evidence Tor the defence To be heard Me- Park
WHO claims 10 be merchant Of twenty years standing
SAYS he passed the bills 10 good faAh, believing
at the time that they wero perfectly good Upon
being asked how they into his possession replied
that he received them a. indemnity FOR balng
parties in Bostcu and win be able trace the bas
original The examination win be resumed to-day
at the Tombs II Is said that number OF tho said bas
passed IN Boston on Wednesday and thai the police
u this city we're elegrhed TO In rcason 10 the fraud
notified 10 warn all bankers and business &C the
facts An far as the police Judge, the bills 20,
M IN Massachusetts, somewhere but by whom they were
issusd 10 yet involved In mys<cry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

BALL FOR TIE RELIEF or THE IRISH surYHRss-.
Tc ladies' u New York and Brcskiyn are getting up
grand BAH the proceeds 0 which 10 be appropriated 70
tho rsef Of thr sufferers BY the famine at present existing
in ireland number Of gentlemen held meeting at the
Astor House on Thursday evening Tor the purpose OIL
making the necessary arrange mcn,s on behalf q the 'a
des who Of course would be unequal 70 the task Of a.
tendng 70 ali the itsle business matters csnneccd with
an OF the character proposed Mr.. r. Nee
han was called 10 chair and Mr. r. j. Ialor ofcascd
an secretary Subsequently the following permanent ON
Gers were chcecn Chairman, Mr. r. J. Ncchau; Sccrea
~ Captain wam y. Lyons; Tressarer, Richard Oeer-
san, besides two or thrce wise chairuseh Mier so-s
S,rcusrou II was resolved ~ hsd tho ball nj tue hcnde
my Of Mnsc, the 1xh Of April and that the price o.
The tickets should be 81 each, edmting one genhems"
And ladies' The Rev Mr.. McSuty. sCathoiic ccfgy :
man who present, opposed tho idea o. ratnp III
nov for Irish by of bali aud was pseoass
a. give hls reasons length, when mo Chairman po
ly called him TO srcer, explaining that me 49, ~ -
been called for tho purpose ~ offssmr hc -, 49,
ting up ball and, therefore, thai No Other
come up for Discussion The rest |" 'nc w - -,
,,.ses o0 IN me most harmonious manner 40 80 ~'
irg aAburned 70 reasssnble IA tse call ~ wv 0"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

nrpsIAsr 70 rsS \ .@x e"ss x.ssn H. isss
90. Isx,.. ESQ. .UnisA ssaics despatch Agen,, New
York clay ..,u,,. f,r A, ch,r,.a II
mo." 1880 ~ 10 Mr. TSbot c,rply With the rcgu7
,.aS ~ ne dcpsrtrsenl some ten days $50 inoreA
You that MI PARTIES iiabk 70 be uss,cu usc' ~. sw -
os" .s,n ,.,r y wcre required 10 give military s~ycs
SonSs am god to inform ycu ,hs. said order s been
sscx sxc.nt in tboee STATES which have not yea FUR
$500 sher cnnpaeuyont of nine nths' Nr Tai
80 sss cisixGh n Maine II snhect ~ Tho call sns
Ss ,sns rnnhsd her suots Of mon.
w isxa0 W. SiCfi0is, Ac,as Passport cers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

CINCINNATI, March 20, ls63
nrsS Evansville yesterday destroyed ave SiiIdngs.
Ioss considerable
LocxroRr, y. ". March 90, 1893
destructive ne occurred here This morning al about
three O'Clock. Merchant 4 Cos gazing oil fastoey
livery slahs and several buildings were DESTROYED
tine span u horses burned Ios about SIS COO on
whkb ,hcrs b lttls nr no Insurance..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

THE REPORTED ASSAULT ON CHARLEsrON.-A
Philadelphia sensation paper of the same type
as the Chicago journals has sent forth report
that six or eight Of our gunboats passed Fort
Sumter on Monday and Tuesday, and that
Charleston was being bombarded. This would
be highly important II 1t only possessed the
one essential element OF truth. But Of that Il
is evidently destitute. The rebel papers report
to their readers, on the same date as that Of the
the coast" The statement In the Philadelphia
paper is Of piece with the recently reported
capture Of twcnty-six Of the enemy's vessels on
the Yazoo- and the evacuation Of Vicksburg--
reports which were manufactured by the opera
tors in stocks, and by which they produced Q
temporary effect When Fort Sumter Is passed
by six or eight gunboats we may rest assured
that great victory must have been won, and
Charleston has virtually fallen. The principal
fighting must take place long before our gun
boats can reach Fort Sumter.
THg BROADWAY RAILROAD BEFORE rue LEars-
LArrm.--There are four Broadway Railroad
schemes now before our Legislature. Two Of
them may be easily disposed Of They simply
contemplate the bestowal of a franchise worth
eight or ten millions Of dollars upon a few
unknown spectators and shysters. OF the
other two schemes, one offers to pay the city
two millions OF dollars for the privilege Of run
ming the railway. and the other offers to pay
on the Central Park and Croton debts, amount
ING TO about twenty millions Now, if our
legislators are honest II need not take them
long to decide which company to prefer. The
two private schemes arc impudent and out
raQcous. Kick them oat The two million
payment scheme Is better: but II Is outbid by
the twenty milton offer. which ". consequently,
the scheme most advantageous 10 the city aud
the public But why must we have Broad,
without It, and shall continue 10 do 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

The members OF the Society Of the Friendly sons Of g.
Patrick are requested meet at room o. Deimcsicos
Hotel corner OF Broadway and Cnsmbers street. Mon
day afternoon half past three o'clock 10 adopt sa
ses for tho prompt relief OF the starving poor OF Ire
JAMES T. BRADY, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

TN OTIosRs OF Tue IRuz STEAMER DUoao.-In our
account Of the capture Of tho British Duoro by
the blockadng gunboat Quaker City days ago,
stated that the ocers Of the English craft ntox
Gated at the time. We assured that such vas
moi tho case s the officers OF the Duoro were
perfectly sober ON tho occasion referred to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving place-Iia,ian Opera
NJ tinse one Cock-us BALLo IN MAsoHxRA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

wALLACk's THEATRE. Broadway-srRlsa AND Au
rUaA-SEE lCHEs IN mia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

NlRLo,s GARDEN. Brsaaw.y-EscnAsrnr,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

w sovereign, nau Deen revived III Paris
Serfdom expired in Russia on the Sd inst. The
event was celebrated in all the churches, and
complete tranquility prevailed.
IL was stated that General Forey had asked for
reinforoements for the French army in Mexico,
and that the application could not be granted.
The ministerial crisis in Spain had terminated,
and the passport system had been abandoned.
In London the demand for money was active;
consols for money, 92s<. At Liverpool cotton
had declined one penny per pound on some de-
scriptions, while brcadstufs and provisions were
quiet.
The brig Princess Royal, Captain Newbold, at
this port yesterday, brings news from Bermuda TO
the 10th Of March. The Royal Gazette Of that day
contains the following items of news:-Tt Is rumor.
ed that Admiral Sir Alexander Mime X. C. b., in
his flagship, the Nile, accompanied by the Nimble.
will leave these islands for Jamaica and Havana
shortly. Her Majcsty's steamship Petrol Is hourly
expected from Fortress Monroe.
There was a meeting Of the Union League held
last evening at tho Cooper Institute. The attend.
ance was very large. Brigadicr General John
Cochranc was In the chair Speeches were made
by General Cochrane, General Hamilton, Hon.
Roscoe Conkling, &c. A brief synopsis of the
proceedings will be found in another column.
The Grand Jury came into the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday, and through their foreman
handed ia a number of indictments City Judge
McCunn thanked the jury for their attention, and
the Court adjourned until this morning at eleven
o'clock.
Mr.. y. Cornish, Mayor OF London, Canada West,
was fined six dollars and costs on the nth instant
for assaulting the Major OF the sixty.thrd rcgi.
mcnt. IL IL stated in the report Of the case that
the Mayor was intoxicated, and upon being refus-
ed aimittancc into q ballroom he caught hold Of
the Major and attempted TO choke him, whereup-
on The Major knocked him down, and then had
him arrested.
Hon. John w. Noell whose death in Washing
Ton was announced some days since. was re elect
ca to represent the Third district of Missouri In
the next Congress- but his seat was to have been
contested by John q. Scott, who was his opponent
in the canvass.
A law has passed the Massachusetts, Legislature
authorizing the Executive to cxpend million and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08
STATE ITEMS.

-RAILRoAD EsrERPRIsE We are informed
by citizen Of Clay county that a movement is
engaging the attention OF the people of CLAY.
Oven and Greene counties. looking TO the speedy
construction Of a railroad from Brazil. in CLAY
county. 20 Bloomfield. in Greene. Much interest
Is manifested in the matter BY the citizens along
the proposed line. and meeting will be held
Bowling Green on Saturday the 18th inst, at
which speeches will be made by A. I. LANSING
and others IN behalf OF this new road This line
as Il does through the rich coal fields of Clay and
Osen counties. and reaching into the valuable
iron beds in Greene. The country is also prolific
in It's agricultural resources. and is bountifuly
supplied with all kinds OF timber. The natural
elements for success in the enterprise are every
where manifest. and the interest exhibited by the
people for an outlet and dev eopment OF their
various resources will most likely terminate in
the construction of the road at no distant day.
The DeAFr-The Madison Courier says the
enrolment list for the Third Congressional dis
trict is nov In the hands Of the printer. and will
soon be published. IL embraces the names of all
able bodied male citizens between the ages Of
twenty and forty FIVE, with certain specified ex-
ceptions. as provided in the law.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

Az oil he nossssd By the Congressional pro-
eeeiings yesterday. the House was organized by
the election OF Hon. SCHULTZ COLFAx. Of this
State. sSeaker. One hundred and eighty one
votes we're cast and Mr. CotyAx received one
huusircd AID one The successful candidate for
this important position il smart, shrerd, very In
da-srioss ADD energetic. and. "a he has had con-
siderable experience as a member OF the House.
he will no dosbt make good presiding officer
90 far a. the mere administration
OF Parliamentary rules sre concerned
but he will be just as INSCRIPTIONS in the exer-
cleo. Of the power which his place gives him as
the most intense Republican can desire As In
diana = honored in the selection OF Speaker
from this .se. We presume il becomes The duty
Of her people to be exceedingly grstified over the
intended compliment
The Senate sas called 70 order by Vice Presi-
dent HAxLIs and the usual proceedings upon or
Canning traBspireI.
The legislation of this Congress can be an
ticip2ted from the character Of its organization.
Members from Maryland. Delware and Louisiana
were admitted to seats elected by fraud. repre-
senting no constituency. and repudiated by an
overwhelming majority of the loyal people OF
those States. OF course party shat can resort
TO such mems to secure a majority will not stop
ut any which may become necessary to accom-
plish their purposes.
The message of Mr.. LINCOLN will undoubtedly
be presented to Congress to-day aud by tele-
graph transmitted to all accessible points.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08
General Meade ON the Back Track
Agaiu-N hat s,oes it ALI Mean!

The late pursuit of the rebel army OF Virginia
bv Gen Meade. aud his return from the imme
date presence of that army, without a battle, to
the north SHE OF the X tpiiau. appears To Us one
OF the most inexoIicible. proh'less and dlscredlt
able military exploits of the War Office since the
fest battle OF Ball Run.
We have every reason 10 believe that de.
cisVe defeat OF the army of Lee at this time,
would put an end 10 the rebellion; We know
that the Army OF the Potomac WAS never in a
better condition. ply sicaily aud morally. for
this Important enterprise, We dare say, too.
that, horse. foot and artillery. our army ia al.
most twice the strength of that of the enemy
And yet when the enemy is brought to bay, and
the long wished for opportunity il offered Ia
our brave soldiers for the GROWING battle Of
the war. instead of the word forward they are or
dered back ward. aud now more the
north side OF the Rspdan. What are the excuses
trumped up for this miserable .GsseoP Here they
are: FIRST the army was advanced ou au aiio~-
ance OF fifteen dsys' ratlons, and. having con-
sumed hall OF those ratlOns, 70 Was compelled 10
return Tor a fresh supply for fear OF running
short Secondly. when We Oyerhauled the army
OF Lee Il WIS 80 strongly entrenchei on "A marshy
brook that il would have been hazitdous bu-i-
ness 10 attack IL In the thlri place. the news
paper reporters had prem lturely disclosed The
plans OF General Mep.e. or Of the War Office.
aud thus We failed TO catch the rebel army sound
asleep
We are out of patience with these paliry pre-
varications II the army bad eonsu mel lis six
or seven days allowance Of provisions, what
Was there Ia prevent the forwarding 81 another
supply foe seven or eight dsysr There was the
rallro ID. and there was nothing between General
Meade and Washington, except Mosby and his
iny or one hundrei gnerriilas. TO iutes;ese with
our transportation But the enemy were too
strongly posted on the hills across The ssampy
brook Strongly posted. were they, on tia,
short and insignificant stream, Nine Ron, where
ihey could be hankej by an hours N trching
Hambug How was Bragg posted aud fortified
in front OF Chattanooga On a semi-circle Of
precipitous mountsias-the key 10 his almost n'
accessible position being nearly three thousand
feet above The Level OF the But you mus,
not forget thai General Meade's or rather Gen
Hallaek's-plans we're blown too soon by the
newspapers Bosh! We have had enough oil
this nonsense There was nothing disclosed by
the newspapers in reference TO Gen. Meade's lNs
advance calculated to be OF tire slightest value
TO the enemy: nothing that ten Lee DID not
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

know for days before il was published. Ak
Mosby.
II s simple truth i that no satisfactory or even
plausible explains ton has been ei' en- OF this mys
ferrous advance and retreat of the Army of the
Potomac. The advance was entirely too late to
be put 10 as diversion In favor Of Burnside AZ
Knoxville. and il unnecessary mere re-
connoisssnce. The most Charitable construction
which we can give to this movement Is that j;
was intended 10 frighten the rebels at Richmond
into something ike the usages Of civilized war
fare IN their treatment of our poor soldiers held
by them a. prisoners of war. But we fear that
their situation will only be made worse than il
Was before by the ingiorious return of our army
from IT. fruitless expedition We can hardly
imagine that It's main object was merely TO smuse
the country. after the fashion of tuo or whale.
and that the real purpose Of the administra alton il
rather to prOlong than 10 shorten the war, in or
der 10 make sure work of African slavery.
Whatever may have neen the paTposes. the
causes and the plans OF General Meade's advance.
We must now take him we find hm-on the
north side of the Rspdan The question then
recurs, Whist next9 Who knowsf Can the War
Office enligh'en usf lie is useless TO conjecture
The War Office will have il that there j. only
one road 10 Richmond. and that having been re-
ported impraeticabie for winter campaigning. the
Army of the Potomac NAV next be recalled for
the winter TO Arlington Nights. in order 20 take
fresh start again. by way of Bull Run, 10 the
spring -[NeS York Herald.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

The New York Evening Post SAYS: I'm a
recent history ct England from The tall OF Wool
sey 20 the death OF Elizabeth, written b, Flou~e.
are published letters To Boutwell,. Shch have
been found Ia spain, and II genuine. prove be
,ond all question that MARY Qeen OF Scots de
signed and caused the death of DTnley. her
husband" This MAJ be OF some little historical
value. thoagh the question sas loLg ago sealed
20 the satisfaction OF esery reasonable mind.
When Hume was told Of new work which bad
appeared in which the author bad nlsaie a well
argued defense of Queen MARY. has he shown,
said the historian. THAT the Queen DID not marty
Bothweilr" OF course he VAS answered IA the
negative Then" he replied. lin admitting
that fact he resigns the whole question.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08
CONFECTiONERS.
FOR SALE.
United States MarshaI'S Sale.
District Of Indiana.

DY VIRTUE or A CERTIFIED COPY OF A DECREE
u and vencitisni eNpon to me isSIed AID directed
by Clk OF the Unit District Court the
District OF Inaiana, will, the 4tn day OF January,
lea, the Office Of the Treasurer Of Stat. he city
of indianapolis b.tweeI The hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ.
and O'Clock u o. said caN. to sale public
QUERY 10 the highest bidder for cash. $lD9 900 OF lnd
NV per eett. State stock the numbers of the GER
tcates w!c3, and The respective amounts thereof,
ar as follows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

Each certificate will be sold epera ely ard in the
dr. above q, en-, bur ia will ehe OF said
th ates BE- struck of and sold by less than seven
tvive per of the par thereof Cert Of
purchase will be by executed and delivered to the
purch which, uader and by the OF the decree
will ertte the purcha>r have the said oert Of
stock purchased regularly transf rred BY the laws of
Indiana provided, and certificates issued in
Of a regular transfer.
ID q. ROSE, U. ;. Marshal.
December 9Th, lss3-decs-dtill jana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

The shoe trade OF Lynn, Massachusetts,. is
so brisk that fifteen hundred factory girls. from
Lowell AMI other places, where the demand Tor
labor has diminished. have found employment in
the Lynn shoe manufactures.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

Bn>Awess Room fss ns.eos-
A rsRsr CLASS BUSINESS ROOFS on wfsuIzo1oH
don be made soea- ros as-er'Psos. &C. sE{xss,
nev3s-dn Nos West ws-kinsses esrsss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

The friends of Bishop Simpson recently
presented him With splendid mansion in Phils
delphia The Bishops lines have certainly been
east In pleasant places
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

The sutjoined letter. though affected By oc-
currences intelligence OF which has been receive
subsequently, TO its date 10 nevertheless not With
outinterest -Ep. TINES A4-