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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
THE sEMLwEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE NEw-YoRK SEM.WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is
Published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY

of No. 1874 May 12]:
I..LEADrN0 ARTICLES: General FIemont-Army
Commspdersi British EneroschGsn's In Amer
lea, Affair. 80 DiK. Conhscaiion Ertrsofdinary !
Retaliation The Situation IA ViI.ini. : The Com.
ins Election id Ffsnce; Female. sna f.mise
Confederate Plans ChnAdsi toliOflai rhtraphs
II. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iy..THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
I'D v..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dsps.ehes 10
The N Tribune.
W,.cAPyyRE, q GRAND GULF ohbci.l Report
Of Admiral Porief.
VII. HOW COLORED SOLDIERS ARE TO BE
TREATED. ....f
VIII. NATIONAL MILITIA ENROLLING ACT; A
Proclamation BY the President Of the United States
Of America
x..THE GREAT BATTLE IN VIRGINIA; List of
Casualties.
x.FRom THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: Tho
ip4ssd Monds y Fl Four Niles y Rebs. Oppo,ius
hsdswicks Junction with Hooker; Gslsntry OF
TO Assist ssdgwics; The Rebels DeteInIoed to
Crush Him, The Entire 2Jd Georgian k~gimeat
Csptgredj Severe Fighting. Correspondence Of
The ". Y. Tribune.
THE ARMY RECUPERATISG: Our Proportion
OF Killed smtlli Recovery Of Wounded ! he
2Oth New YORK Regiment la Disgrace, oedgwica's
Operations. In the Late Battles Coirssponaence
Of The N. Y. Tribune.
1I.LETrERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
sPONOENrS WITH THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
XIII. GEN sroNEMANs EXPEDITION: Arrival OF
Part Of the CoInuiand ct Gloucester Point Highly
Important Operationsi Destruction Of ali the
Communications with Richmond; Advance 10
Within Tree Miles Of the City The Operations
Carried to the James Riyer Destruction Of the
Canal.
XIV IMPORTANT FROM MISSISSIPPI: Rebel Re.
port. Of the Capture Of Colonel susishps Union
Cavalry.
XIV. LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL GORE
sPONDENTS WITH THE ARMY OF THE
TENNESSEE.
I..PROM MEXICO.
XVII. .yERNERS PRIDE: BY the Authorss Of East
Lynne"
XVIII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XIX. TALK ABOUT FRUITS.
xX..AGRlCULTURAL ITEMS.
xXI..AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS IN ENGLAND
xxi. NATURES REMEDIES FOR sCROFULOUs
DISEASES; C0respondence Of The N. y.
Tribune.
XIII. FROM SOUTH AMERICA. Correspondents Of
The N. Y. Tribune
XIV. THE CHARGES AGAINST vALLANDIGaAM.
Xxy..FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
XXvI. FROM TEXAS.
XVII. WAR ITEMS.
XVIII CITY NEWS
XxIX..L LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
XXX. PERSONAL
XXI. POLITICAL.
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
kXxlIi. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xXxIv COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of tho
stock, Money Cotton. GraiD. aud Castle Markets,
specially Reported for Phe N. Y. tribune
rsaxs-ons Copy for year. s3. Two Copies one
rear. %. Five Coples one year, S1S, Ten CopIs .,
s22 SO.
f0raCiub Of Twenty. we send an Extra Copy.
Aodrs" THE TRIBUNE. nsw.York.
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WArrRs,s CHoRAL HARp-A new Sum

w dsy-Schoo Book. of 100 paseG Of beautiful Hymns
and Tunes. IL contains many gems such a. snaA we
know each other o. suffer little children
unto ln-n "Th. Beautiful Shore" oh, tits glorious,
Leave wi my mother" lie leadeth me beside ,li
watersp &C. Price, paper covers 20 fl5 lOl
Bound 25 censi sO per hundred Cloth bound embossed
gilt S28 per bundled Mailed at the retail price.
Il is edited by HORACE WATERS, sotbor Of snndsy-
school Bells" Nos and which have bad the enormous
ae Of over eight hundred thousand copies just Published
hr HORACE WAIEKs. No. 48I HIGHWAY. New.Yoft.
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4 J. BLEECKER, son x Co. viii sell oq

j DLLLKINI1It,
"A, TUESDAY May ~. at 10 O'Clock, at the AeFchAnts
f1chsnge "a e.r oonis, No. les Liberty-st -,
ON STATEN lSLAND--About 10 acres OF Gfoand sdtnfs
.bv stqs,ei for hrsc impTovsuepts ADJOINING tht
snds OF be.ss Vaoeer ot. Towr, Fonniaio osnour sn
ore,s .nd III ain 10 mbu walk Of Vsnderbps Landing
The Staten Isaid Raicsd the eastern boands1y
the property. Maps &c at No. II Sedarst sdloains nsns
OF Commefce
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v,LUAsLE PROPERTY in MANnArrAsviLLE
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
III AtPUBLiC AtCIloS-ussa bat Two months
pTtnSssS' s as IfiyEs TORY RESIDENCE.
IEiS nAY ~ eAne.aAyl al o'el0ek 2. n.

Ta,s DAY w ein-.dsyl al O'Clock p. n,
At va. IS. 2lst-st.. peN ybay. g ,
RUSSELL ". NEslIoFI, saetloaeeI; VIII sell wlth{
oat reserve the gss collection supeEb Rosewood Psro
Chamoer Diaips and ur.ery Furniture offered q
sqcoa tots fine English Car es -four elegant rosss
wood and dining French bTocats. ana
r daIusskud oa two Igonshs superb rosewood fisn9f
For *6 uapls fAiDtrss bonre his9se and fsEs
yses ii lace aud dansax
French Pier Mirrors with Cosols TO nscni Cener log
ADD SD, Tsb.s rOh aud ArmCn iss with every
Of Chamber Fui nitfe suites an rosewood
sprng aud Hair Mafeses Dining uni.Yre ch Oas-S>se
ma ch ushout. SilvcT-tNNs Table CnticY &c
Catalogue house No postponement-sseFsh OF snihs
Sale will commence ia oinug gloon, al = pEeclsey
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yTNHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
IL

Published for the benefit aud % wsrnngsn and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Spermetouh9s, Nsrvou: Debity fens-
tare Decay &c supplying a. the same time me'ns oil sell
cure Nv one who cured himself after being put TO grea
expense and nnry through medical huubug and qnacAey
BY ncosiug postpaid addressed envelope sinse copiss
may be mad Of the author, -
'' ~ NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. esq,
Bedford Kings County, ". Y.
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New publications.

CHAPLAIN FULLER; vn
u BEING A LIFEsxErCH OF A NEw-ENoLANp
CLERGYMAN AND AN ARMY CHAPLAIN.
Tho Rev ARTHUR B. FULLER after faithful ,er Ms,.a
the Array Of the Potomac Chaplain OF the I1 Ss
Regiment fell In the attack on Of the
This volume gives interesting boErsPhics T.ily will
Chaplain, bal It's main interes, to the paoho s
Of course be in tho graphic picture OF ,,r,
CAMP AND FIELD LIFE
which II presents. .o,,s,oopdepss OF the
and the hook EN- bodies yast Of
Information on the subject Of the conuuo' ~"
elssw here opt naoe s.l between the Merrimsc
Inc hattauVe OF tbe III sccouns PROT from tho 70"
q" s0'NA' ~ t9@o with Portrait, 81 20
ALSO Eow READY:
oo,ov ppAyER FOR CHRISTIAN WOk-
No"+""' SHIP.
. COMPILATION, PART. ri THs
rtaIf Rev JAMES MARIlNEAU,
| L.. srdI largely introduced into use in EnganI "A
OF LonaSn use 10 the public service II "a sncpassu
~, hs Ire .hBess purity OF IT'S prayers oo,o'i
ndeT n favorte book for social snd private %
ISno cloth red edge, NOR, red EDGES ei -
RECENT STIRLING PUBLICATIONS.
A LIFE or PRESIDENT LINCOLN; PIONEER bor' AND
How H SseST vs. PT sSv PaIi,B c0 WORKS.
RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION 81 o.
eExTN ."SsPEt;TACLEs FOR YOUNG EYES, 7'c
cYGiOP FDiA or WOMAN'S WORK. 81 80 90.
sfoRfEs FROM THE LIPS OF THE TEACHER 7ac
WALKER, WISE & o.,
AGENTS wanted In every the United States for tue
sale Of the Life Ct President Lincoln -
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OHIO BOYS IN DIXIE.-The Adventures
" of Gen. o NJ MlTCHEDS DARING SCOUTS, 10.
sh.r win Judss Hollis report Of their babsTous treatment
bv the Rebels Price 20 cents Sent pos rec Trade sup
Piled by NJ. DOOLADY. No. 40 Waket-.t, MILLER
MATHEWS, Ne. 757 roadway.
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HAMMOND on the Causes, symptoms, ana
II SITCcEsgFUI, TREATMENT OF NERVOUS DE-
bILITY AID ON Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal urina-
~ and Sexual Systerls.-By G. ID HAnsosp NJ D. former,
College New-York Price 81 mailed. +. WARNER, NO
yesey-s;. Astor House; the Author No 81 East ZfthI
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a J. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell Cd

~ TUESDAY. May rs at IL o'clock, az the hsrcnAnS
EtcLsns. salesroom. No. .O5 Liberty-G. .
IN FIUsBISG-lhs valuable plot Of Orouna smn ae
double brick HOus. beeop, occupied" store saa 60
situate on Bdsest next adjoining the brcx store OF fecs
Firweab.r The 10, is Is and lo feet front ana rear
.bou Isl feet deep RIM ing through to Fgsnkn-a'ey log
budine "a 10 good condition On the premises are also ne
Rsrn ard Stable Maps &C., at No. II Cedarst, ad)oin'ne
Bank Of Commerce
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prp &ooos.
A SPLENDID EXHIBITION


SPLENDID EXHIBITION
IA OF DRY GOODS
OVER NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
mr. srrKs cIOAKs. sHAwLs,
nproa Gooos PRtNpS, MUJLINs sHEETINGS'
LISENs. DAMAsKS, TOWELS, Crashes &e' No. &c
ALL PURCHASED AT THE LATE ;oA AIcTroN SALES
AND sELLING AT FRlCEs MUCH BELOW THEIR
THE GOODS ARE REILLY IE.dih,us,.
Avn WE B1 isSirE Ain INsPEoTlos or THE STOCK
A " AS A PROOF OF THE
GREAT CHEAPNESS OF OUR GOODS.
THE SILK STOCK CONTAINS
CHECK, eros DE RHINES from g. and up ..
Yard Wide CHECK FoULARD, be.. quality at g.
PLAIN and FIGURED CoLoRED SILKS, from o. and up
BLACK DRESS Silks Plain, at Ia and up.
CoLoRED MORE ANTIQUE: very shs,P,, and
LARGE VARIETY OF OTHER STYLES
THE DRESS GOODS STOCK
WILL, BE FOUND THE LARGEST
AND MOST RrCHERCHE OF THE KIND
.yn CONTAINS II III TH TEHSS Il NOVELTIES
IN ALPACAs MohAIRs, POPLlNSs
MozAMgIogEs AEA Hn ao GhAsSE shEEssisr
oht P6ft f be- tHEvRE. GRsAILLiE, &C., Ic tc
nv o.. nic, iSc, Iss, alc., $780, ale, s7ic sndu
THE WHITE GOODS AID DOMESTIC STOCK
o'n' paa .sis 2f sIsES q TOWELS aa CRASHES
AT THE OLD PRICES.
sHIRrrSo and sHEErfN6 IMusLrNss
FRiSTs GINeHANSs 1S klHiM Mi5Krr PRICES
ALSO THREE CASES FIGURED MARsEILLEs, at
81 cts. per yard. worth 70 e'''
oLoAKsl cLOAKsl CLoAKs!
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
IN SILK AND CLOTH CL0AKs;n
AND VERY CHEAP,
sHAwL lss ssAwLsl
'N' = ~ IN sPaINo sHAwLssa ov Auction
From 81 so to 40.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM or FASHION.
NO. 40 v. r. GoBERrs. Proprietor.
Al POPULAR PRICES
ROMAN scARFs.
LrsLE THREAD GLOVES
FINE DRESS SHIRTS,
-FOUR PLY COLLARS
LINEN ard JEAN DRAWERS
FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS
IVORY SLEEVE STUDS,
IVORY BOSOM STUDS
GAUzE MERISo SHIRTS
oAUzE MERINo DRAWERS
UMBRELLAS. CANES, ..........
sUsPEsDERs. CAPS
GLOVES. oAuNILErs, .........
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EXCISE TAX LAWS,

EXCISE TAX LAWS,
III
CHARLES +. ESTEE, ESQ,
Late Deputy Conmis sioBer OF internal Revenue.
Ready for deNey Friday, May Is
THE EXCISE TAX LAW,
WITH ALI Nil AhENDdENTS.
rossther with the fusrucous Blank Forms Decisions and
Negotiations the Commissioner including those most recent
end published especially relating 10 the assess
ment OF the .-- -
most complete accurate and reliable work with foil
gina notes and aud minute Analytical lnoex
Valuable to Asessrs. Collectors, Lawyers, Merchants
Manufacturer Farmers and in TACT 20 every Also
Important for every Library
Coupled by BIkLEs EsrsE, esq., late Depu.y Com
snissionrf Of internal Revenue.
vol $50 pages Price cloth, 81 so; law IL
kary bindiDg 81
sent free 81 pos'sge upop receipt Of price.
Orders respectfully solicited.
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t No Parkplace, New.York.
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DAsWL h. BUKnETr, Auetionesr.
IT s. MARSHAL's SALE.
~. PRILa PROPERTY.
BURDErT JONES X 90 viii sell on THURSDAY, Mag
a. at II O'clock at >. M Whee.sr Co.'S stores Atlantic
Dock BrooA by order The Hon Gideon Wells SeeTss
tsIy the NayJ under direction Of T. MaTay esq u ~
Marsh,l ;. ID. NY:
CARGoES Of Schooner HETIlNAN
FLORIDA. -
aud Brig MlNNA,
Consisting of COTTON. ROsIN. SALT,
IOrPERAS EPSON SALTS, -
GUNNY BAGS. aud GROUND SALP'
Also, at IL O'clock at ths same place, on board,
SCHOONER FLORIDA,
her TACKLE ami APPAREL and FURNITURE, IS nhd
now lies al the Atlantic Dock
Catalogues a. ready.
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SALE Of VALUABLE PRor-
L. EerY belonging to the estate Of the late Andrew q.
=. j. BLEECKER SOM Co. will sell on TeEsDAYg.
Nav 2S AZ M cocoa the Exchange saesioom'' NO. Ah
Boidwgy 90, -, ,.....xr h,;ek sTQRN
and IOT No. 81 and 500 Broadway oetwes
ma ssny.rt and the Org brick sroht ana LOl aa
a ,ri "a the rear No. 81 Ntw-.t. Inc and Is t1Ao ~
"a feet "a New.,t and 200 feet in drpth ion
.t,., O. .treet The buildings OF the nos, suot.nss
,n.rsger independent walls doune basement sha
an are q exc,iied strecsh and convenience 'oi
pufDoses. by any ctions in the Isl NAe =. cropu
on pEY-ST.-1he hvestory brown stone ,tcn' ~ ~
ava LOT No q Deys north side, near broSo"ay
fe.tiro.t and teaf ny set deep Tine On sang
nS la ROOF Tbs will be made to sG' me PURCHASES
M, b.youd tl.put.. w r. Law RENCb ...
THEo. TOWNSEND, Execu'osa
GE0 Y. MCKEE. , - hl
ALSO, -
vlLTAhLE PROPERTY In MANHATrANVlLLE,
IiJ OF NewIork.
ONllTH- Av-EisAt LOTS embracing The whole emt
front !lgh aud lOthss eech ISxloset On tni
ntco.sy "a large Double Ma .3n with wtgs, ia state OK
hooah repair LAyias been lAias1 sod pat ~ hne s9Ia
| Oh ITiI-At Three LOTS and half On the west ades
betwe., Bah sad l3i.t-,t IN font % est ~ aesss
| on lSr-Sr--foas LOTS the south eide, - lsss
west lih-4v. For particulars, slpy 10 voc
! No. n 'edrr.st. adjoining Bank Of Cemineies
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WINTER cAR a2W COMEDY.
Inc young '''I Mr.. J. s. CLARKE,
''0'"'' u HIS GREAT COMIC ROLES 49,.
THIS EVENING viii De Ilesnted f,r u" hrss time 'D''
engagement, the dasAing Comedy Of -
BABES IN THE WOOD,
one Of Ton, Tsylofs ,4ie,t pfodoc tons ,
Jeremiah Beetle Ia bespecked lodging house heeper
a, originally acted BY hin n.ny nights in e,son, With
mafkable succs ss
LAZY Blanche dis, Ada St0l
Frank L. " Barrett
y al Of tazse1 Mr. D.vsnpor
1O"s s}NoPsIs OF sCEEERY. INCIDENTS ETC
Act Scene l. room Ia Ld,ia.'hc.'s .naas,
hu.b,nd the ia re.eri ne oaoesin the oo
bread AID cheese AID kisses mines b money scarce
go, mutual conso,ston; dotlug fathers nopsid
bills; 9Sl poiei the jealous husband .eiyeu,s optnsso
with more mystery; Bee l. with Cream cheese s9d duck
iinr better pro.pects I'll Inc Times advertise
mSot Beetle and Lord LsEeubyj sllds sn agents Beetle
indgnsiioni disapPoinnsnt the srNa Of ,he loe
OF felony aud g.my broken wife Beetle as dnnA
Blanc he Ia prison Tor deO, Beetle sol oGniEn. -
- Stone walls do not pti,on make,
Nor iron oars q cage" &c.i
d,e,c economy family portraits and family rem tscen
model Of pstence sni i1patie0t model the hspps
meeting of father and dau gator, Dsete IN ec-taclss sud-
sarpr,s Mrs Beetle .egP ios. beetle ne. an
-or .nins tb. solitary pstron the mystery sxpainsd
htnsrs srsction; wues devotoni peace aud penty 10
stored TO the Babes" aLa BEETLE happy denouenenI
10 whlen will be- aided tbs new coaiic Drama
he's JACK sHEfPAkD.
simon fnrefoy' j. ). oiark'
bsiss u /. nigh, bs. ono Of is' pefforusDce.
PASS AN EVENING OF MERRIMENr
WIN
Mr. ,. 8. CLARKE
HGTTnS
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THE SILK STOCK CONTAINS
CHECK. eros DE RHlNES. from 6s. and up
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: H. NKHwtS. kucrl oness. -
10y BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Irving balf
Is g., No. So. and SO BreadwsySaies Of Books ~
p,.,.s Work. Of Art. ancy sSis Furniture Ae
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Men, Publications.

Mem publications.
,1 IT'LL RE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
" NEXT.
THE CONSCRIPT.
A TALE OF WAR,
ALEXANDER DUMAS.
l,1o, ~ The Couut of Moute Cristo" The Three Dnhur
n' ,,., y q Tw.1ty Yesrs Ahsr."" BIsgoonne,"
Memoirs Of Physician" 10, @c &c
b. orh 4. one OF the interesting stores IN" ~
ever ns..ed hrough the press essentially book Iot we
,., and for he dfesda circle. sud must have sac
In the annals of literature should DC fe4o W
eve bod, In the land at this peou ar time ,,,,, ~
Conpes Ia two volumes, with lustIa ed fiiiary SoNe
in color. Price 50 cents volume, Inner edition. pouna
Comics of The .cpr viii be sent once per mall y,
any one free Of postage on renittinB ne Pfoe VI wv
wished, In = letter. TO the pa6lis6ets, nporppps
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No. 36 Chem at st., Philadelphia,
To whom all orders mu't come addressed n -. iii
BooLsellers Suffers, News Agents. ana Oil otner' WIN
please send in their orders at once.
DON'T SELL YOUR BOOKS for OLD
~ PAPER Libraries Pamphlets Magazines, kc, ooasn'
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NIBLos GARDEN. ,, :.
FAREWELL INVOLVEMENT
s
GREAT TRAGIC Artistic,
MISS BATEMAN,
which has proved 10 be tho
MOST REMARKABLE OVATION
ever offered TO the GENIUS AND EXCELLENCE
Of this esteemed yono lady whose
UsINERsAL POPULARITY
enables her 10 attract aud enehsin the
% - =, ATTENTIVE INTEREST
Wv OVERWHELMING AssE,NBLAGEs
that ever were collect ted ia Hew.Yors is-<teh ,
The Manager feels great pride IN the n 'ns Nsoos
Garden should be lhe eslsb luiett 10 which tns
CLOSING NIGHTS oY MISS BATEMAN
ia this city where her career has been one r.IH
CONTINUED TnUMPH,
.hoald he zivsn and that IL from thonce amid the
WARM APPLAUSE AND CHEERS -4
'' ' PfiESssfR u.2 LILY or Tgs AMERICAN STAGE
will hc usplantod to foreign shores whsre her
WONDERFUL GENIUS eabIot Dot wia .or her an
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME.
This and every eysng dunns the week VIII be pfeenss'
the beautiful domestic drsnie -n'itisd
LEAH, THE F0RSAkEN,
Arranged and sdateJ BY Augssun Day e.q expressly 70
Mss bArEMAN
s sSs vi. vi be , .4ssss ss
Mccullough, MIR ]. O. Burnett. Mr. Harry Pearson, mr
Lamb, Mr. &. H. Wilson. hr G.o. AnaTe"s, Mrs j. W. Ian
sfsan, Mira III. 4. q sttsD. and Mrs skcueu.
Ohsinal and beautiful scenery BY MI J. H. sewyn orgi
composed expressly for this peos by MI hobcl
pa Tue aud u caosns under tho direction Of Han
vsy Is. Dodwoith. - -, o,,.,
Doors open stii Peformsnce eommences st 0eioek.
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+ AURA KEENEs THEATER.
JANE EN0LfsRs
GREAT FRENCH TROUPE EVERY EVENING THIS
WEEK,
With thu celebrated TROUPE, ST. DENIS. from tho Thestsr
LA BELLE RosIrA,
whose artistic msrlts have for hsf the title OF
LA RENE DE LA CORDE.
First sppesrree IN Amerca OF the two oe. pantomiinh"
In tho world HkNaY AUGUST and JOSEF CARoN.
THE ZANFRETTA FAMILY,
ALEXANDER, the word-r.nowned Rope Artist Mons and
Madame MARIENAN; PAUL DONETrli tho beautiful
TENSE LOUISE ZANFRETTA, I. d. CoRNE, the great
FUkL CORPS DE BALLET
Tho opening Psutomime. ira, tune In America, called
Liz soUELETTE
10 which all the Company will appear.
During the evening.
LA BELLE kOSlrA
ALEXANDER zANFRETTA.
10 their wonderful performances ON the
TlGHT ROPE.
The whole Company In TwenS''even different Acta
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPP
IA EZRA.
Director. MAX MARETZEK
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING MAY 49,
TNENTY-SlXrH OPERA MIGHT.
When VIII be presented tue new aud brilliantly successful
opsrs Of o,.
(THE LAST DAYS OF POMPElL)
lone ..........................Mmc GUkRRABELLA
Her frst appearance Ia tbis chHacter.l
Ndis slave. o. LLLh
Gauoo. the Athenian. mhLEOLENi
Arbaces High Priest Of lss..........Sisnor bELLlN
s stSis'o ol,nso. 'i Ii@nd. Hs% MGLLea
Drcs Ions's slave Mime FlChs II
Patcian., Glaaatos People OF fonpei Peaans Ouards
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HOPE CHAPEL, No. 40 Broadway.-DU
Il FLOCQ,S TOUR OF TnE HOLY LAND, or gigsn
tic Illuminated Illustrations of journey through Palestine
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70 the Voters of Mitchell and
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yellow Cir.sys Believing no. only from conscientious
roav!cons, tut from, the expression Of the people and
-es Of hs that the continuance OF party lines
md this time ofour countrys peril tends
distract and divide people upon the and alb
sorsny question the snpreson OF this wicked and
iustiasbe rebellion which destruction Of the best
Governmen. devised given mainland that the
good OF country demands that they should for the
present be abandoned and having been solicited by men
IS all political arties IN this Distrc. ran UNION
CANDIDATE for the Office of REPRESENTATIVE Of this
Ia, s2ni Representative District Of Iowa. have after
consideration and consultation concluded become
candidate for said Office for my whole country
ere Union therefore for vigorous prosecution Of the
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A BLAcK CLOUD ARISING

| Late Richmond dates represent Jeff
Davis as having been in consultation
with the Governors of the Southern
States in relation to the present situa
ti"n of their affairs, and that the resnl,
Of the conference is call for half mil
lion Of negro soldiers. The reward
that is offered them ia their freedom
and fifty acres vt land each.
This call if had been made, and il
filled, will embrace in its numbers every
negro in the south fit under any circum
stances to be entrusted anywhere with
out master or guardian. OF their
courage or fighting qualities we never
had any cor hdence, and unless their ps t
history as a race is = fable We are JUS
tilted in this belief.
But on the contrary if the tales that
dails appear in the New England Jour
nails and the radical press generally.
truthtullv represent their matchless
courage in the midst Of danger, then
indeed is the most terrible battles of
the war vet to be fought.
If the statements made by these rad.
icsl Journals and partizsns be true.
then to subdue these $4,000 brawnev
soldiers, will require at least the
strength and bravery Of 100000
white men added to the conflict.
But who believes these fc'ions in re.
gard to their efficiency as soldiers! No
one; for - soldiers democrats have al
ways regarded,hem as ussles, appen.
dage to the army, and that h NEST re-
publicans regard them is evident from
the unguarded remarks they almost
without exception make in regard to
this anticipated arm Of the Confederate
service.