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THE WAR In THE SOUTHWEST.

War News from Tennessee and Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, May 20.--A rumor is pre- vaient
at Murfreesboro' that Bragg is cautiously with
drawing portion Of his troops from our front
and sending them to jackson, Miss. a Union
refugee from Shelbyville reports that three
brigades had left there and were afterWards
seen at Chattanooga. 1t Is possible they went
to Knoxville rather than Jackson. All is quiet
at Murfreesboro.'
The resignation of G. W. Winters, of the
Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry, has been &C.
cepted.
Eleven Of Morgan's cavalry came into our
lines the other day and voluntarily surren-
dered.
Refugees from Cumberland G.; p report an
increase Of the Rebel force ther. and. 81 the
other Gaps. whether 70 prevent cur advance
into East Tennessee, or preliminary To an In
vasion OF Kentucky. is a matter of speculation.
There is no doubt that there is commot;on il:
Bragg's army, and tn 1t several divisions are
moving.
A Sk,rmish with the Rebels.
CAIRO, May so.-Co'onel Clayton, of the 5th
Kansas cavalry, with his own regiment and
detachments of three others, made a recon
noissance, few days since, from Helena
towards Little Rock They DESTROYED twenty
thousand bushels Of corn, several buildings
containing commissary stores, and Il number of
grist mills.
w GcN near COttOH rant, dlleT SSllUtsiS HIS
infantry back, he encountered two rebel brl-
gades under Garter, aid had severe sklrmIsh-
only escaped by swimming the river, with
loss OF two killed and eleven wounded. The
rebel loss was tifty-fiye killed and large
number wounded.
General Price is said to have left Little ROCK
on the It'll, in the direction of Wiltshire
Colonel Hatch made q raid last wednesday
into Alabama bringing back 400 prisoners and
6gU horses. He encountered a force Of reoa!s.
under command of Chalmers. when near Tai
lahatchie, but escaped unframed.
On the same day Major Burke, with 800 men,
miles of Holly Springs, and had a shirTnsh
with the rebels under Faulkner, in which he
lost four killed and eleven wounded. The rebel
less must have been n UGH larger. We took
few prisoners and lost none.
The steamer Continental, which has arrived
from below, brings the news that the rebels
have evacuated WarIenton, after destroying
the batteries.
The gunboat Cricket, from Youns's Point
with government dispatches from Admiral
ter. has arrived.
Several iron. ciads are stationed at various
points on the Red River.
The rebels have raft constructed above
Alexandria for the purpose OF protecting cot
ton boats, several Of which are reported below.
Important from Murfrcesboro'.
HURTRELsBoEo', HAY IA party OF highly
respectable and intelligent Union ladies, eight
in number, arrived 10 day, from SheIbyyiiic.
They represent the rebels as highly deiigiiteG
with the result of the battles on abe Kap,,tnari-
mock, and anxious 10 move against GosecranS.
Rebel officers claimed. in conversation with
them, TO be receiving reiniorcelnents daily.
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i EIETiNG OFFICE.

DR0PO9ALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Treasury De par tnent. Office OF Construction
Washington, D., c., untii Il O'Clock m, of MAY
- issi or ine lnrn Shins and delivery of about
ONE IihLioH OF HhiCk, more or less, for u,e
on the te2S cS tcusjon
All bricks :nHst be of the best qualify, SCUM !,
hsfa and well burnes Of full size, ana in accord
srca with pi.s that may be seen at his oil C.
b'ddsrs viii give price per thousand deivere at
the building, st Hncii points as may BIS directed
and such quantities PER day SIS the necessities OF
the WORK may require: The whole to be delivered
by the Erst of Sep en- Der, 1853
A.! bids must ne accompanied by the write
guarantee o. two responsible persons that thu
bidder Is able to perform the contract, and will
execute the contract should it be awarded TO him
ana thai the bidder is manu- facturer OF Srics
The Departinent reserves the right to reject an y
or all the bids should it be considered its
90 and Zone will DO considered Ia at do not con
term to the require nlents of this advertisement.
BIDS 70 he incic.a ed in sealed en- aiDpe and in
Gorsed : Proposals for Brick -
I2AIAH ROGERS, Engineer in Charge.
May %. 1855. 81 thsttmy3a
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THE CASE OF DIR. THOMAS MILLER.

TIE CASE Of DR.. THOMAS MILLER.
We apprehend that he press generally have
been in fog in their recent publications con-
corning the case of DR.. Miller OF this city. lie
is rot under arrest, nor are there any charges
standing against him. He was sent for the
other day to attend ut the Office of Provost
Marshal Col. Baker and questioned as to his
alleged declarations, and the result being that
there was nothing found on which it was
deemed proper to hold him under arrest. he
was immediately informed Of the fact and re-
turned to his own home as though he had not
been invited TO call at the Coionefs Office.
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GRANT AN d RECAPrURE NEH ORLEANS.
NEH. y OK May 2i.-The Herald's Mar
tr,csooro dispatch says that rc5el aesertprs re-
po"S hat he forces lately at SileIbyyiiia ana
TuiiGhoma have Withdrawn, ii is supposed
wi h the design to retalIe Jackson.
Several Union iadics from SIeibvyi!le. state
TIA. Johns on carried away three brigaaes 10
reinforce penherton also. that q rant has iti,eI
iurning the public buildings, warehouses and
railroad.
Col. Pettus, IN escaped prisoner, reports
Gran strongly posted, with his TANKS resting
on Black River and Bayou Pierre, and Il
worsted, can retreat on Grand Gull
The Mobile Register says Grant il III Il trap
johnson has men enough 10 defeat him ana
does not despair OF recap;uring New Orleans
All he rebel papers boast of preparations 10
overwheim Grant. Bragg prays that Rose
Grams ii! advance.
letter from Mobile Bar says The rebel
steamer Eugene alias Buckner has been cap
tured by the Cuyier and kanawha. A rebel
Genera. was said to be a passenger. She was
loaded; with arms ana ammunition from Ha-
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HE SEGTENCE OF EALLANpIGHAM-The
Cincinnati papers received last night bring as
the H2ding and sentence OF The Military Con,
mission II the case of 7Gr. Iaiiandigha,n, and
also Gen. BUrnsids's approval OF the same, rs
promulgated III general orders from his head
quarters. The sentence vas as follows:
And the commission DO therefore sentence
nm, tie said Clement L. Ialiandig CHAM, citi-
zen OF lie State of Ohio, 10 he placed in close
confinement in soTis- fortress OF the United
states, 10 be designated by the command: .ng
ctfieer OF this department, there 10 be keD. du-
ring the continuance OF the war,
.. The proceedings, finding, and sentence in
me foregoing case are approved and confirmed,
OF the prisoner. Clement t. Vaiiandighaun, in
accorGance with she said sentence. be Fort
Warren. Boston harhor.
BY command Of Ma ior General Burnside:
LEWIS R:C1MoND, Asst. Adit. Genu
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FROM THE COAST OF TEXAS.
VALUABLE BRITISH BLOCKADE RUNNER
CAPTURED.

NEW YORK, May 2I.-The steamer Union.
from the coast 81 Texas, via Key West on the
18th inst, rived here to-day.
She has bcsrG fifty prisoners, and 4
number Of discharged seamen. The Union
captured the British blockade running
Observation-Disclosures cargo.
The Union comes here to repair her forward
engine which has broken down. She also
bring; passengers seyera! naval officers.
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Strawberries ana green peas made their
appearance ia the Renter Market this morning.
The dealers say they obtained them from Nor
folk. Va, from whence they have always OBJ
taired her earliest supply. The berries were
selling So and IS cents per Qua-t, aad the
peas n - cents and 81 per peck.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK r. III.
GEN. GRANT ANNOUNCES THE CAP
TUREOF JACKSON, MISS.
THE HNEMY RETREAT TO JOIN THE yICKs
BURG FORCES.

Gen. Hallecs has received dispatch from
Gen Grant, dated Jackson, Mississippi, May
18th, by way OF Memphis yesterday, which IS
IS follows:
.sThis place fell into our hands yesterday
after q fight of about three hours. Joe. john
son was in command The enemy retreated
ncrtii. evidently with the design of joining the
Ticksburg forces"
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DROP osALs FOR FUEL,

QUAE!EaMAsrEn's OFFICE Q. s. MARINE Cogps.i
WAsHlsGToS. aoth May, 1913.
until Thursday, the 18th day Of June , Isss al
o'clock r.; ior SUPPLYING WoOD AND COAL TO
t1 is; Iarins ines T. Washington, DC, from lat
;. TIE Wood to be good merchantable oak, and 70
pens within the VANS b aea srsgg az usa
naty be designated by the Commanding Marine
oeer free free Of 3, expense to The United States.
coal, free from dust and TO weigh 2.2i0 pounds to
the ton, to be weighed. inspected and deliverea at
racks as may be DESIGNATED By the Commanding
Marine Officer free Of expense to the United states
time; and in such quantities as the said Com
Quantities required tor the use of bis command,
suarantee 70 be signed by two Responsible per
:, Ms whoss respens5iii'y must Be certified 70 by
Otherwise it Win not DO eoasi isscd. ' = '
a;ss,ss + n$
FOR sALE.-A young HORSE. goes wall under
me ,'e''' Or ia n'fsfi' sss} 8 &
5000 -YoR sALE-A sUTLER's STORE
SS w. With stock &c, near large hospital
psrts WEI sns carta AddSsess fnsns and a0f B.
Office OF this paper. my 90 2t|
CARRIAGES Dor sALE.-TAis day received
w %. oDsH Car
Photon, all OF the very latest New York style and
y snsa No. 4oa HomsG
SUMMER sHAWLs.
ST Received this day 10 SUMMER SHAWLS
1i tsa styles now SO much worn in Boston and New
york. Price So 81, 81, $3.50, So and Ss-aIl very
Aiso. . BLACK SILK MANrLzs viii b. sold at
ei as e so Eos p. bet. 9th and i MSss 81,
- 'WRAPP;NGs AND sHAwLs.
We have iust received
Msass aIa great var sty'
hurnous, Piccciominis and Points,
Ass asa. and ssHsts Spring q eo
GRENADINES. oEaASS99ddEss, z .,,orv.
We have Just rec, iyea beautiful assortment OF
Bsrssss; Lsxn., Pon.ins Poi, O. d. csiSxis:.
for afe s.s and
slss sfMssay + aS5Rso g. s.'
HIAGAzIHEs FOR JUNE.
AA's s'Ss ssSsP.. X s.4s *. BOOK,
MAD. DEMoREsT's afKRoR or FASHION.
Just Da siished snf Ps IeF sr's Z q so1oaoss
my os.st Metropolitan Bookstores. $50 Pa. av.
ByW WALL 4 co., Auctioneers.
EECgSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR AND Re
II POsITURY.
Expressty for the
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. STOCK, c.,
s. Louisiana Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Casa ADyAscRp on CoksIeSMEsIs.
| Storage Cor Carriages.
Horses, Carr ages, ac received for priyats sale.
M, a-u " L. ". WALTZ CO. Aacss.
d BhIOKS FOB sALE
1EEDEIyED and for sale. 800 BRICK, Mer-
ooantRhle and Paving. lnquire OF the undersigasas
at Wa. Ciaeaughh waars. aecr2ssawf. c., or
| Cd Bird sc street.
my5svs M SEAKx.
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TIE PIRATE ALABAMA BLGCkADE;D
IN IN OUT cay AT MART.NLQCE.

NEW YORK, May 2i.-The Herald publishes
q letter from St Thomas, dated the 9Th inst.
stating that the Vanderbilt had arrived and
after a few hours delay, started for Mar
tinque where. it Is reported, the United States
gnnbcats Alabama and Oneida had the pirate
Alabama blockaded in an out bay. News from
the Alabama is anxiousiy expected.
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EVACUATION OFJACFSON. MISS, By GRANT
AFTER DESTROYING THE CONFEDE-
RATE PROPERTY. WAREHOUSES;
RAILROADS. - .ec n
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pTTAssy COURT MARTIAL

This Court was engaged to-day, with closed
doors, in making its findings. 1t will probably
close lis session tomorrow, but the decision
will not be known for some days.
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PEESoEhL.-Commssio of Patents Hol-
ioway is absent from the city on 4 visit to
Cleveland. Ohio.
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:TELEGRApE1EC.
The LATEST FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.

THE REBEL ARMIES CONCENTRATING TO
iSShEL GRANT
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NATIONAL LoAN.-Subs cTiptions 10 The Ma
tional $50 loan amounted, yesterday, 1t the
office OF Jay Cooke to Co., TO 81. 80, ojU.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM
IANSBURGHI 81 BROS
BaLTiMORE BAR GAIN STORE,
- = = At1s1z
BETwEES i AND X.

BETWEEN / AND K
Just received large and spendid assortment of
DRYAND FANCY GOODS. all Of which have been
bought at the late New York and Philadelphia
auctions, at much reduced prices. We mention IN
part
Best Caiicoes rs, is and 20 c+s
Beau'i III Lawns only 49, cts.
Very rich ana fine Lawns oai. Is cts
lot chill
Plain and figured Mozambiaues, At . cts, worth
plain eolorea silk Tishue for Dresses at . cts per
sseppsra piaids and plain Grey Goods, very cheap.
plain B:ps and Bun Cbambreys. ga
saSs GOOD 90 Stirling Muns al s.
Table Linens, Towels Napkins, etc, cheaper than
cssilnsre.. Line and coton Goods, for Men aad
While While and roorea Flsnneis Of every description.
PLAZA mas s
40 sis and aas Scotch yssS c ainssham
onn umbrellas, from 70 cts to az 50.
S,Iack silk Mifts, from g cts. 70 s.. 81.
dies ard Gents best quality Kid-fnisi' Silk
FrsS Si Meehsnic.! Corsets, unusually cheap.
~ss nd Ca5se
Splendid all Linen White Handkerchief, at 10 ard
Hosiery Of all kinds
French Lee Wells. at 81. worth double.
81 avis AID Mantil,s of the very latest STYLES, IL
large lot Of PINK Blue and yellow Tsflstons for
Hoo7 sKTRTs-Hoop SKIRTS,
HaT Ing Ton int the entire stock of manufactures
in New York. we shall sell Gem at q great sacri-
fee.
Staple Notions o. every description, much cheaper
than any other place in The city.
Come one and all, 20 convince yourself that war
prices do not exist in the
EaLyTMcRE BARGAIN STORE.
LANSBURGH i BRO.
- Eleventh. street, between ] and K.
Store open every evening unfit O'Clock.
c,yt
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K-The Rebel zIiaers in western y,rg;n,,

D-The Rebel 7aiders in Western Virginia
we're heard from On Sunday at Burning Springs,
Witt county, where they burned the oil works,
infiieting heavy losses upon Mr.. Johnson Gam.
den. Judge Thompson's son -in-,aw, ana sew
erai other persons. They still threaten Parkers-
burg, OF course. II is tcld the Wheeling Init
ttge,5osr as fact, that when the rebels were at
Morgantown it was agreed in Waynesburg,
Penn. that no defence OF that place should be
attempted, and moreover, that Jesse Iazear,
81. g, and cashier 81 the bank there, went ont
eight miles with flag of truce bunting some
body TO surrender The town to, bu: found no.
body after long ard diligent search.
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A HEAVY housekeeping the latest rebel
statements Oh the s'Con1ederate' debt as accu-
rate, ard dividing it equally among the pop
tiaTsoT OF the Southern States, it would amount
20 just one hundred and sixty three dollars FOR
each person. The Nashville Union remarks
thai sa poor man with a wife and six children,
IL the rebel States, will owe Just one thousand
la.ee hundred and four dollars
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GAsCoNADE oF THa CoNFEDERATEs.

He Is STRONGLY POSTED OK sLAcE RIVER.
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AZ General Sherman orders all places OF
amusement in New Orleans to be under super
vision OF the Provost Marshal General Of the
Department OF the Guif, all programmes to be
submitted to him for approval, and to be inter-
spersed with appropriate national airs. Ali
persons who disturb the entertainments, as
laid down in the programme, win be arrested
aud punished
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n0The o6icial statement OF the losses in the
recent battles on the Rappahannock is as fol-
toxrs: Omcers killed i5i, wounded 523 en-,
,..fed men killed lass, wounded s-saa; tota
100. To this il 70 be added probably loco fol
rrisoners captured by the Rebels.
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THEY BOAST OF BEING AHLa To BEAT
GRANT AND RECAPfERE Mes ORLEANS.
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nIGovsrnor Gamble, Of Missouri, has called
convention to meet at Jefferson, on the issh
OF June, there TO consult and act on the sub.
iec. OF slave emancipation, as it is Of the high
est necessity and importance to the interest OF
The State that some scheme OF emancipation
should be adopted.
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~ Miss Mulock gives it as an itera Of do
,a.s.ic Felicity that the man of the family
snoaid be absent 81 least six hours per day
grcaaags.
Mr.. E.nks, who Is slightly jealous OF ms pretty
roung wife, says ..not If he knows II
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eRAlbert Horn. recensfy con sic'eu n Nsw
York Of fitting ont siascls was sesaeiu"s
hardened by President Lincoln.
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EHH BOXES MESSINA A II b PALERMO
JVU LEMONS for sale by
r C. WESTON & CO,
my 2l.3ts 5ia Sth st:c.t
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SENT TO JAIL.-This morning Rsbecca
Cant. colored, called at the Office Of Justice
Bates, and complained that Il colored man
named Lewis Taylor, had committed rape
upon her daughter, child six years old, named
Emma Cant. Lewis Taylor is the dancing
master of the mother and child, and last night
during the absence of the mother at q dancing
party, Taylor, she alleged, went to the house
and committed the act charged. Taylor was
arrested by officer Heating aud taken before
Justice Bates. to whom he confessed the fact,
and was sent to Jail for Court.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-The case of
the boy Andrew Hall, claimed rs slave By
q. W. Duyall, of George, which was argued
last week by Messrs. Dean and Jolide for the
hoy, and Messrs Bradley and w. s. Coke for
Mr.. Duvaii, is to-day being re-argued before
the Court. q fall bench being present. A
decision will hardly bs arrived At to-day.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T.. M. Camp, OF the
18th New York. has been appointed an Assis-
tant Qnartermaster, wi III his present rank, and
placed in command OF the Soldiers Rect po-
sition for which he is elninently qualified, as
is proven by his efficient administration of
affairs there during the past five months.
MAY CoScEar.--See announcement else-
where of the interesting concert at the Smith
sorian 70 u isnt b. pupils OF the Pubic Schools
under eaarge Of Pro-. paniai.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Aucti onears.
" SOLD AT AUoTroS.-On SATURDAY.. the ssj
INST at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. shall sell in front o;
Snr Anctien Rooms. corner of 7th aad streets
to the hiehe at bidders. - " 'o
Terms cash.
my e. GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auets
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PnH BOXES REpACEED ORANGES. IN
sSSy fine order. for gale by
&c. WESTON L CO,
u st - 9 9th 81 rast
The New York herald., 1863-11-08

| feat, we contend, has made him, not the vietlA,
of his own shortcomings, but the scapegoat Of
the War Office This, we think, we can estab-
lish from single fact which We have received
from an intelligent and trustworthy source, in
reference to the late advance of General Rose
Grams from Tullahoma to Chattanooga.
General Rosecrans was instructed to move
his army to junction with General Burnside
in East Tennessee. But the former oificer
suggested to General Halleck that it would
save much valuable time and very much Ia
ciitate the work of the campaign to order
Burnside from East Tennessee to junction
with the Army of the Cumberland, for COM
bined descent upon. the army of Bragg. To
ioin General Burnside Rosecrans would have
had to move his army over difficult mountains
GUS country hundred miles or more, only
to countermarch it back again; whereas
the temporary abandonment of East Tennes-
see bv Burnside would have secured its CON-
plete and permanent liberation with the over
throw of Bragg's army In Georgia by the united
forces of Rosecrans and Burnside. To this ap-
peal from Rosecrans, as we understand, no at
tention was paid by General Halleck. The
simple truth is that Rosecrans had fallen from
grace, and ''orders began to be sent to him in
stead of expostulations," as in the case of Gen.
MoClellan's campaign on the Richmond PEN
insula and hence the same result in both
cases-a serious repulse where there might
have been decisive victory.
This explanation, we have no doubt, covers
the real cause of the removal of Rosecrans.
Ian, Pope and others, to the blunders of the
War Office
The New York herald., 1863-11-08
M e A E'S n M Y
MIR. wMiiam Young's Despatch.

ARMY OF TuE POTOMAC Nov. 7, 1888.
Let me repeat that tho readers or the HERALD will
look this column for gratifying intelligence from Its
correspondents in the fold.
The suter mbrogo has been settled by tho release OF
all those who put In arrest and tho sendng Of the
suffers and their goods to the rear except what has been
liable TO conscaton. The whole matter the result
Of mistake the part Of the officials who permitted
the goods be shipped but the suffers who boased that
they had bribed the guards will lose their goods
quencs Of their indiscretion.
The Twelfth Illinois cavalry has been sent home to
crut 1t is rumored that the First Maine cavalry is to
60 home for the same purpose.
The capture OF nine guerilas, about three miles from
Burke station, by detachment of the One Hundred and
Fifty fifth New York Volunteers, under Captain HART led
to the discovery that the house Of Pe in that vi
clny was furnished with beds for fifteen of these despe
radoes and that this house Of their rendezvous
where they hold banquets and carousals.
very heavy force is at work tho railroad between
Warrenton Junction and Bealeton Station and the trains
will shortly to the latter point the supply depot on
the Warreiion branch road has been abandoned.
The weather is magnificent aud the. troops are ready
20 perform their duty.
The New York herald., 1863-11-08
Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
0oTTsCuALX's GRAND CONCERT.

This distinguished artist gave brilliant musical en-.
tertanment last evening at the Brooklyn Academy
Music. He was assisted BY Madame Corder, Mr.. g. C.
Campbell Mr.. II. Sandcrson, Mr. Carlo Patti and Mr. w.
Castle. During the evening Mr. Gottschalk recalled
several times, and Of these occasions played
"Homs, Sweet Home," with lgreat feeling. The "Infe.
licc'' from "Ernan," by Mr.. Campbell was sung
in mastery and excellent style. Madame Cordicr and
Mr.. Castle sang duet from "La Traviata" with much
dramatic power. Mr. Patti next rendered q very
difficult "Tremole" the violin with such great easo
and elegance that he rapturously recalled and dc.
lighted the audience with "YaDkec Doodle" in all its
variations.
The entertainment terminated with wagner's march
from "Tanhauser," performed on four pianos In this
piece Mr. Goschak brought forth the beauties claimed
for the emusic OF tho Future" in elegant and astonsh
ng manner
The house crowded with the slf,e OF Brooklyn
cety and the whole performance went OF TO the utmost
satisfaction Of the audience.