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The New York herald., 1863-12-08
Tho Fult0n's Prize,

TO TIE EDITOR or THR NEW YORK HERALD.
DEAR SlR--Having been a passenger the United
Staee transport Fulton her recent voyage from Hilton
Head TO this port. aud eye witness Of all the crcum
stances relating to the capture of Anglo steamer
Banshee wa very much surprised reading tho para
graph your paper yesterday containing account Of
the arriya! OF the United states steamer Grand Gulf
That steamer claimed all The cred! q the capture which
is entirely contrary to fact and truly say that il
the Grand Gulf eau lay no greater claim to speed than
the evidence shs .ha. day. she only another
dence OF the truth OF your many able editorials on tho i'm
becites o. the Secretary or the Navy and tho worthless
ness OF the vessels he has purchased tor that
and As Far the Grand Gulf is concerned the anshee
would yet be carrying on her Illicit trade The fact is
when the Grand Gulf rst from the Fulton sho
was about three points forward the por: beam and tho
nearest 10 the chase When the prize h0ye to she the
priza was two miles from the Fulton directly
The gunboat WAS then asern OF the Fulton little the
aud that one hundred FOUNDER that they lay much
upon az the OF the sGrrendet fred four times.
saw every shot fell in tho water they fol directly
abeam OF the Futoa They good line Shots aud had
they reached two or three miles further might have
done some damage. Al tho mo the shells from tho
FultOn5 little twenty -pounder Parrot were exploding
ahead aud the prize and pieces Of shelf found
on her deck after her surrender When the Grand Cuff
cane the had been transferred from the prize
TO the Fulton ana hawse attached ready for towing
amount Of labor that certainly could not have been
done less than thirty minutes and hs distance OF the
Grapd Gulf at the time OF surrender Is the distance she
travel thirty milutos What Ia the speed OF tho
Grand GuifS am not Interested in the Fulton or her
ocers crew and only desire to perform an act OF
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
COrOmers''Iuruests.

FAr,i RESULT SrABBfss hsFRAy coroner Widey
was notified TO hold inquest yesterday, al the New
York Hospita upon the body Of Nancy f. Vincent, who
died from the effects OF injuries received s the hands o
her lover Charles Walters at No. s6 Centre street on
the 30th umo Deceased. IL appears, was the mstre2a
but qarrelled vita him about SIX months
ago and became q waiter girl In of the Broadway
oous Here she formed the acquaintance Of Young
about town and became hrs mistress. walters
heard of the oson and became sreaduy eaIous swear
ing kill Nancy the FIRST time e met her. On the 10Th
uitime he met the deceased Ia the concert saloon
No % Centre street, nno attnekcd her with knue,
but was prevented Ny bystanders from dong
visited the saloon and seeing his late partner IN her bed
committed savage assault upon her WIN knife
and staobng the creature IN horrible man
rSr. liz inflicted lass tban dozen wounds upon the
head neck shoulders Of the deceased from the eects
OF which she died as already stated. Walters was
rested at the time OF The assault o the Sixth pre-
cpet police and committed TO the tOmbs. The inquest
will come of to-day Deceased was about twenty. two
years of age, aud was a native Of Tennessee.
Bu,rys TO DIAM M Rowpps Peter Devlin native OF
ireland agsd yeers died Yesterday al his resi-
dence No washington street from the effects Of
Friday night. Deceass9, II appeared, was proceeding
through Washington street IN company with fsienG,
named owen Flood, when they upon by three
rowdies and badly beaten. Flood taken home
by polceman but deceased MANAGED to get home with
ont any help. The following day the deceased was found
though every attention was paid 70 him by physician,
he sark rapidly and died yesterday as already stated
Coroner Collin held inquest upon the body when The
jury rendered verdict VI "Dcsih from injuries Al the
hands Of some persons unknown Captain Dicxsen oi
the Twenty eighth precinct, has charge OF the matter
" the outrage Devliu had only been 10 the country
about yepkp
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Obituary.
AZ IMPERIAL HERO or China.

Az fMFERiAL HtkO ot ChlNs-
Ded on the OF August, before Kanglieu IN kaogsu,
killed by tho explosion Of shell, aged 'we"Vssven
years SENIOR vcsNrr MAc,NAra, commanding impes!-
rsst troops, and formerly adde-csmp 10 "a'''
From the Friend OF China, sept 5l
In our obituary TO day We record inc oeaeh %, ths
Taehaien Vicente, the hero o iaany gas WIN the
rebels A. shown In n memoir Of hita puedsosd 10 our
mana, nf Inc Isl Of April last ard subsequent numbers.
4, po,cs,s Thai body of impcrialeu arc besegng
,ia c.tod snehiss twenty I've miles from Foo
" p,, ar Point and Vicente vss aiding In liking the
s .n American she'll when. by some lnadvert.ncs.
,.se cxplodcd and killed 1or wSsnded over thirty
'sa,s and ofecrs Vcentes vito, who ~ daughter
y The we'll known Manila shipping masiof In Hong Kong,
Wa,ano Chavez receipt OF the made application
40 the Fuai for OF four hundred dollars 10 PER
form the funeral oeseques and the allotment piees
of ground such msussseum as Ward has over him.
Raj the Fusi declined bosh rraYersanoher instance cf
mpera disregard for tbs most faithful and daring
wees Captain Hoands words become impressed %
MS with newed forcs every now aud then:-"Go gst
YOUR captaincy but the imperial IL hsBkless service
and matter Of yosr being killed or disabled nsss
question OF Time
Ronsrr HyiIya, the celebrated pianist and magioss
whose second sight mystery excited 30 much as,calsh
ment expired few days since at Alexandra, IN tns DE
tr,ot Ooiurxbs of tetasas brought from the eaeet
"a sccjen, upoa the baltimore sas Wsshazos PslrosA
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoR1usss MorRos Deo 8, 1888
Dr. Charles 5 Wright, OF Onio, who was captured ct
Chokamauga the Goth OF september last. has just
arrived from Libby prison oy flag OF truce Tho Doc.
tor states that the articles Of clothing provisions SC
sent TO the Union prisoners at Richmond by their
Northern friends and associations have been received by
them except In few The Doctor requested BY
our officers now In LIBBY prison convoy to their freAds
at home an injunction to the necessity Of combining
themselves to sending forward staple articles instead OF
luxures, as the rebel modes of transportation
taxed to their utmost extremity
Henry Knight, fireman the steamer LOUISIANA was
caught n the machinery crushed to death early tbs
morning on tho passage down
Tho turret clad Sangamoa arrived Ia q amp.ou
Roads at noon to-day
The remains OF MAJOR jarvis. OF the Ninth vermoa.
Volunteers. who shot by gueras arrived here from
Newbera yesterday afternoon
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Rnmnties TO Caxnlryme~.
ciacULAR--So. 81.

ClRCULAR-NO. II.
OfyIos OF THF A. A. PRovost MARSHAL GrsyEAL.
NEw YORK, Dcc 5, 1863.
The Provost Masbas OF this division hereby nosi
fed that the Provost Marshal General has directed that
bounties and premiums bc raid 20 recruits enstins In
the follow ing regiments organizing in this division via
Second regiment New Tosk Veteran cavalry.
1brteoath reg iment New York Veteran cavalry
Fifteenth regiment New York Veteran cavalry
twenty first regiment New York Veteran cavalry.
Four tsenth regiment New York artillery
No bountes premiums will be paid TO recruits for
the following regiments progress OF organization
in this divisssn-
I3th New York artillery 18th New York artillery
18th Now YORK artillery 22dN Y. cavalry (SickiesY.
By ordcT Of Brgadier General wM HAYES,
a. A. Provost Marshal General
yAsss y McGn Captain aud inspector.
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Psrannni intelligence.

Captain Jerome II. TAFT, formerly OF ,he yhty ANITA
New York Volunteers was drowned On ths "a INST .
Wills skating on the pcca,opca rvsr Illinois, before the
leo had acquired the proper consistency. He wa5 ds's-
gate TO the National Convention of the Union Ls,sus and
few moments before he drowned was alkag OF his
proposed visit to Tia national espifs to attend tho con
vsntiou His remains were Forwarded to Fulon, In ias
STATE, for intermcnt
Brgadler General william II. Morris, whose brilliant
charge on the enomy at orange Grove oun corrospon
dent reported last week. manGuvesed ms pr fsue ncod
ng IN MS smp6 "a "Ficd Tactics Inc ooerity o this
hrpssss rts completely "surprise r. tho rebels
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Tho Pursuit OF Longstreot.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. Z, 1883.
General shermnns cavalry arrived at Knoxville on The
evening OF the Sd.
Longstreet raised the siege the night Of the 4h
treating towards Bristol Norristown Railroad 70
Richmond and from Bristol Iongstreet retreats %
the north and South banks OF tho Holston river.
Fosters cavalry is following tie SOUTH aud Sherman
the north side.
Advicss trom Kingston state that shermaus expedition
longstreet hommcd In with poor chance OF escape
Boats TO kingston.
TazxwEiL, Teca., Dec 8-Noon.
Our cavalry scouts Just returned from the vicinity Of
Bairs rross roads, report rebe column passing all
night from Knoxville Blsirs crossroads. They
the rebels say they going Virginia that the Yam
kees them surrounded bot tha, trey going to
fight their way out.
tns, large camp fires last nigh, the road
from Blars Iutlerc. There is Longer
auy doubt that Longstrest is re,reating.
TAzEwxIL, Tenn Dec. 6-6P. n.
There seema TO be doubt that Loug-trse Is in fur
retreat.
A deserer who came Ia to-day reports that he came
oti from Knoxville with rebel tho ath inst,
the infantry and transportation moving up the valley on
the other side OF the Haston and tho cavalry on this
SIDE 10 cover an attack from the Union troops iu this
vicinity
gong to Virginia or TO North Carolina
General Fosters cavalry division losf miles this
side OF Maynardsve at two clock this afternoon whom
tho soyrier left preparing to attack the enemys cavalry
TAzrwEr, Tenn. Dec 8-9PM.
After the repuse OF the enemy's cavalry at the Cnch
river on the Cd instant their whole force continued 70
hover around; cndeavoring to turn tanks and 10
force some OF the fords.
all these efforts they foiled aod driven back 10
several small encounters
In addition, succeeded in biockading portion OF
the valley road Rutledge the OF Ransons
column.
Yesterday the whole rebel cavalry withdrew In the d.
rectton OF Knoxville Con. Grshams br gade followed
FOR short distauce
ts reported that the roads 10 front Jocksded aad
that the enemy have burned the railroad bridges ai
Strawberry Plains and Mosey creek.
II this be indicates that rongs,resi;s soon viii
be retrestilR
Our scouts report csunonsdug yesterday ia the dirss
tioa OF Clinton.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. $3.50 p. ~
despatch Just received here from General Foster 'n-
dcsses beyond q doubt that Longstres, Is relrea'inS
towards vlrsinia. He will be well followed up.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec Z 1888.
Lons.res ts retrestng through the Gap Into virgaA
aud North Carolina. our cavalry pursuisg. lie viii
scarcely be able make good his escape without mate
rial loss though he has thirty hours the start.
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, LONG tsLAsD-rRoTTiSo
Mosp,r, Dec. T--swcers,akcs $500, mile heats, beat
three in eve, In harness.
r. Ocle named b. z. Black Diamond l 2
H. pnfer named b. z. Napoleon the Fourth.
H. woodruff named &. 6. Blue Dck-drawn.
Times 0ah-2:5s-2;55-25s
There was quite good attendance at tbs Union ocu's
yesterday aftsrnooa and tho betting very sprseo
the race progressed Black Diamond Was the mv".o
prcvious 10 the start but tho ODDS changed with th~ 70
suit OF each heat until NJ thesend cd for ~ evoewaa
heat, whoa even beiting was universal 49, ~ 49,
eicrs, Ths sVorts n TIA tatl Ne ass svW Iw
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REBEL INVASION OF KENTUCKY.

Five ThOusB nd Rebels R epOrted Adv vanc-
ing ON bIaysvilIe.
CAIRO, Doc 7, 1867
report to day from Columbus. KY says Eve thousand
rebels were advancing on Maysyle, KY, yesterday
The hospita! boat Woodruff from Paducah. brought
one hundred and sxty SICK wounded tromChattanoo
ga to Mound City Hospital,
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, DEUEMBEk s, 1868

Wilmington blockade II il said that he found
no less than eight of the ships quietly lying at
anchor in Beaufort harbor. and upon boarding
one Of the vessels he found all hands asleep.
SO, bad an enemy desired, he could have
made her an easy prize Other things not
creditable to naval discipline are reported;
but we shall withhold them until we see what
official action is taken ia reference to the sub
ipct
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

HAVE WI STREET CouaIssioNsR- 1t il gea-
orally supposed that a person by the name of
Cornell has official charge OF the streets Of this
city; but II is doubtless popular error II 10
mere than probable that Mr., Cornell ia defunct
and buried out Of the way and out OF sight We
are led to this conclusion by an observation Of
the condition of :be Fifth avenue o, the Park
entrance. Our laws provide thai the Street
Commissioner shall see that all distractions
are removed from the streets and as this law i.
completely ignored in reference to the place
alluded 70, and as we cannot suppose that a
New York Street Commissioner would. if alive,
neglect his duty, wo are forced to believe that
Mr. Cornell was annihlated in the recent cleo
ton and buried under the ruins Of Tammany
Hall.
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New York. Tuesday, December s,lIs63.
THE SITUATION.

East Tennessee is free from rebel invasion.
General Fosters official despatch from Taze-
well, Tenn, yesterday, confirms the report that
the rebel General Longstrect is in full retreat up
the valley, en- route to Virginia. The Union
cavalry followed him closely, and drove him step
by step through the passes of the Clinch Mountains
Other dispatches which come from Chattanooga
state that Gen. Sherman's cavalry had arrived at
Knoxville on the Sd inst. and also Joined in the
pursuit Of I.ongstreet along the north side of the
Holston river, while General Fosters forces were
pursuing him on the south side. II was reported
that General Sherman had the enemy henmed in
and that his chances of escape were very small.
II is evident that the rebel force in East Ten
nessee is utterly broken. The rebel accounts ad-
init the retreat of Longstreet towards Virginia.
The President, upon the receipt of this news
yesterday, has issu ed proclamation announcing
that East Tennessee is clear of the "insurgent
forces" and recommending that the people shall,
upon receipt q this intelligence, assemble at their
places of Worship, and render special homage
and gratitude to Almighty God for this great ad
vancement of the national cause"
II is stated that General Grant has captured,
since his campaign in the West commenced. no
less than four hundred aud seventy-two cannon
and ninety thousand prisoners from the enemy.
The cavalry of the Army of the Potomac are
kept busy looking after the guerlas OF the indom-
table Mosby. Stewards rebel cavalry also keep
up constant raid on the north side of the Rapi.
dau, occasionally picking up some of the
strsgglers OF the Union army. The enemy, how.
ever. do not make any attempt to cross the river
in force. or to interfere with the quiet progress OF
thc Union army in settling down into winter
quarters. The probability OF Gen. Pleasanton
succeeding Gen. Meade in command for the pre-.
sent was discussed in the army, inasmuch rs the
winter operations will be most likely confined to
the cavalry service, of which Gen. Plca.anton is
80 bright an ornament
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Sunrntss oF Our WILMINGTON B,ocx,psRs.---
We have been informed by good authority thst
not long since Admiral Lee. Of the North
Atlantic s1yairoa, pad a ay,ag y,,it 10 tae
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Movsmeuts In DAississipp


JAcKsos, Niss., Dcc. 4, 1858
The enemys cavalry crossed Big Black river 10 force
yesterday, ranging towards Canton.
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eleventh hour a. the accepted chieftain proper
on the administration side, aad they are Gene
raj Grant and General Banks The politicians
of the administration camp at Washington may
fatter themselves that, having the Cabinet and
Congress in their hands, they have only to
name their candidate in order to walk over the
course; but we predict that if they are not con
trolled by the army ia their nomination they
win be flanked and defeated by the army in the
election.
We await the Presidents Message a. the
starting point from which the paties and party
Issues of 1864 will be organized and brought
into the field. AS we now stand, the politicians
on both sides and the fragments of the political
parties Of 1860 are all adrift upon the waves of
great political revolution, which remains to
be shaped into tha new order Of things that ia
to come.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

THg 0LYNpic-TH Nww Domestic PLAY-The FIRST repro.
ssntatiou Of "tbe domestic play by Mr Geo
Jamisou, "As You sow, SO You Must Reap" the
IL may be suncent to say that, what with murdcrers
bousebreakers and orgers fearful mysteries and asound
ing reveat IONS embraces horrible characters aud
dreadful things bronsbt TO satisfactory conclusion than
any story OF the whole schedule OF Syivanus Cobo.
OF the leading characters Mr.. Dyott the preeuser
Of pety and n millionaire, made tho mos. OF a bad
bargain Mr. Jamisoa, the head clerk of said p.ous
pre,epder, and "a mole tina. burrows pur.
poes" worked up his with skill. precision aod
deberstion OF Old professional while Stoddart 20 the
hypocriticai DR. Deadly Nghtshads, OF tho BoTgia
school, made poison, deadly nghtshade and plots
OF murder very amusing as 10 excite repeated out
curss o! applause and laughter hearty OF tho
explosions OF Pocahonas Mrs. vining, "a The second
little 10 do beyond the disclosure OF q chapter
or so OF the mysterie. sud miseries ~ her
Inflated match bnt sho did this In manner
which Indicated bM abilities for something much better
Of the rest OF the characters bat justice 10 sag that
they faithfully and satisfactorily rendered. aud
whatever may he the Judgment OF tito critic, tho judg
nen OF the house that the play hit and that 10
performance was decided success The FIRST thrse rrn
cpa performers mentioned were respectively called out
nj the close OF the piece and Mr. amison answered the
requisition in modest te speech promising from the
reception Of this production effort tme to brng
forth something really worthy the public appreciation
We doubt not ha ability 20 redeem his promise, and we
hope he will perform u. Gas You sow, SO You Must
Reap received so eatterngy its first rendering
that presume will be repeated again and again. The
beautiful scenery by Mr. Hayes contributed It's full
share this and for the music of Baker to
MI up the chiDks, u Is always positive enjoyment
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

Tho senate postponed indefinitely, by aiaWe ma orty
the bill restricting the planting 0 cotton 10 o3e acre
Tho Dgl's,sge va avaass W tss ith,
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MIR. ia mes @. FItzpntrick's Despatch.

KNOXVILLE, Dec. 6,
VIA CUMBERLAND GAP Dec. 7, 1883,
Tho siege OF Knoxville s raised, and Longstreet, with
his army is full retreat towards Virginia virtually
termina ted yesterday when at au early hour the 3D.
guard reniorcements, under General Sher
man arrived here.
The enemy during tho past few days kept IN active
show OF intention TO proong the ssege or renew tho a.
saut, until early this morning, when reconnaissance
sent out by General Ferrero found their works empty
few siraggefs and = number OF deserters were
brough, in, who state that the main body moved on
alter dark night leaving the guard and pices
in their rife ps fall back at two O'Clock A. M and
join the remainder, who, they were told would form In
line Of battle short distance east OF the city This
ruse was adopted prevent their premature abandon
meat Of their picket line.
General Shackeford, with the cavalry, is already II
pursuit, and close upon their rear.
Prisoners and deserters continually arriving in
squads OF ten and twenty
Tho delverance and occupation Of East Tennessee arc
considered dnay settled by the events OF this cam
pago
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Our Warrington Dispatches.

WAsnlN010s, DC 7, 1855.
Tbs statement that leaves OF absence being granted
TO cfirers of the Army OF tho Potomac visit their
homes incorrect Mono giyea. except IA cases OF
sickness on surgeons certificates
Two hundred aud thirty three rebel prsoTsTs arrived
bore or Saturday night from the front.
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NIBLOS GARDEN. broadway. LAKES OF KILLARNEY
IRISH ASSURANCE YANKEE MopzsTY.
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HIS ARMY RAPIDLY RETREATING
THE UNION FORCES IN CLOSE PURSUIT
Longstreet's Escape Supposed to
be Gut OF.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GEN. FOSTER.
His Recent Defeat OF the Rebols
ON Clinch River,
ko,s &c.s -,

Omrfai Des patch from General Foster.
TAzEwML, Tenn. Dec Z, 1885,
Major General Fl. W. HAiLEog, General.in Chief
Iongstreet ia in full reea.up the valley Your orders
about following with cavalry shall be carried out.
My division OF cavalry attacked the enemys cavary In
one Of the passes the Cnch Mountains yesterday after
noon and pushing them vigorously.
Courtcrs from Knoxville arrived last oigat The road
IL clear.
Sherman arrived here yesterday.
ia. FOSTER. Major General.
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Musical.
THE GERMAN OPERA

Fashion aas ignored ths German opera. Shoddy has
followed tie example andthe German residents Of New
York seem udsposed to patrooze Mr.. Anschuz This a
certainly great pity he produces opera witt great
care has srieudcd orchestra good choruses aud
artists that are pleasing.
Last nghi F,ctow's Marthi was given at the Acais
my or Music W the German Opera troupe with indifferent
success Nine. Joaannsen did not appear to great ad
vantage n ths ro'e OF Martha as "a other parts we
have hoard her In Nine Frederrici, as Nancy. phyei
and sang tho ro,e very acceptaby Herr Himmer
toerable iiono,. aai Herr We.nIch iutoo-ab g
Punket.
On Wednesday evening Mogart's great opera "Don
Juan ;" viii bo sung by Mr.. Auschutz's artists
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CON G r Z IS .

The Thirty.eighth Congress of the United states
met yesterday at the Capitol, in the city OF Wash.
ington Both branches Of the national legislature
we're duly organized--the Senate under the Prcs-
dency Of vice.President Hamln and the House
under the Hon. Schuyler Colfay.
The Rev. Mr.. Sunderland, Chaplain OF the Sen
ate, opened the proceedings with appropriate
prayers. Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, raised q
question a. TO the right of the Senators
from West Virginia to take their seats.
The case of Senator Wilson. Of Missouri,
was also brought up, but was not voted
upon. A bill TO increase the pay of soldiers was
announced by Mr. Lane. after which the Senate
adjourned.
Ia the House Of Representatives the Clerk cad
fhe roll of members from all the States, excepting
Maryland. Virginia West Virginia. Oregon, Mis-.
eouri and Kansas Some discussion arose on this
question. The nomination for Speaker next took
place, when Mr. Schuyler Cofax, republican, was
elected. The Speaker elect delivered brief but
emphatic address, The oaths necessary were ther
administered, and tho House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
NIBIO'S GARDEN. Broadway.-LAKEs OF KILLARNEY
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MopAsTY.
wALLACXs THEATRE Broadway. .-Rossp.Ls
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway.-TIckrr or LEAVE
MAN.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-As You Sow So
You MUST RxAP-PooR PILLIcoDDY.
NEW BowERY THEATRE Bowery-DuMs Boy
ROBIN HoOD-A PHESoMESA
OF ALTEsBERG-SPEcTRE BRIDEGROOM
BARNUM's MUSEUM, observation-disclosures GIANT,
GIANT GIRL, GIANT Boy, LILLIPuTIAN KING. ali
Way6krnIopiAS SONGS. DANCES BuRLKsauEs. &c-JErMEs
rHR POy1.
.wOOp'S MINSTREL HALL, 5li Broadway. -ErHroprAS
SoScs, DANCES &c.-CAxLLE
GEO. CHRrsTYs MINsTRELs ssj Neutrality-suspicious.
ISsoUks, SONGS. DANCES. &C-DOUBLE BEDDEp Rooa
AMERICAN THEATRE, No. IA Broadway. -BALLErs
FANToMials, BrRLEsoUEs. &c.-Firz FooDLEs VOYAGE
BROADWAY AMPHITHEATIE, 49, Broadway -GYs
rAsric AND EQUEsrRIAS Performances
HOPE CHAPEL. us Broadway y-Tus SrFREoscoprcAs
OR MIRROR Of rHk UNVERsF.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6Is Broadvay
tts'osIriRs AND LIcIuRks. from "a. NJ. ill l0P. NJ
HoOLEYS OPERA house. BIooklyn.-EYurorIAy
6oNos. DANCES. BURLEsouEs, &c.