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MADAME MAC ARTE'S
GRAND EUROPEAN CIRCUS
CONFINED WITH
Nlx0N's GREAT CREM0RNE TROUPE,

FROM NEW YORK,
viii TEs srSs , Of
taenta street, rear of Willard : Hotel,
INTRODUCING at H ss0D psTi %acRsrE.
In her HN1Fizs sis entitled the
been proesimsd VI. Rsis. q Cssiqss snd "a
ssstssiss ssussst;isaisn d the sss repre-
OF NAL f ksb ShMSI ERe PRRfo,snnss,
who hayee sated an immense sensation in Aurore,
Nile Zuiei - The Intrepid and Grsseful Posse.
ALE Ale Hassa, -..-.......-The Giant of Strength
sis HASA The most astonishing Psafurer 9th:
The aoos Troupe comprises the frst FEMALE
GiMNhST that .ver appeared in this country.
fame and though their feats are most sstonisn,
defined
BEAUTIFUL sTnD S 81 fhlfsED HORSES.
sH.rI asslGs' ssSsslns,
MI HkaSs FSsT 4 AsD fsSIsNs
jim ooqfK "a ras.
NILE. CARROLL. the brilliant s SseG Es,.srms.
from the 0ira Pst .@sssi: s psri' Berlin
SAM LAfHROP, the COmieai Kentuck Clown, viii
conyulse the audience with eide splitting
jokes and modern ccmicalitiesL
HKHR CLINE, the famous Tight Rope EKpedf-
zionist and Preceptor Of Biondtn.
W. x. CARR@LL.
The Great Double Act Rider,
JIM REYNOLDS. knowa the Model Clown,
VIII also take his share in the entertsia-
ment, the whole perform aace sein.
the most Tsrsafts dsd PisdssaS
eyer offered 10 the
CITIZENS OF WASHlA GTOE
comprising
TEN GREAT STARS or IaUESTRIAHTsM.
MALI AND FEMALE sc R0B .Te
THREE EAN0WNED CLOWNS,
AED
TWENTY-FIVE STAR PERFORMERS
GRAND COMBINATION
wiz oomsDence in Washing son on TUESDAY Eve.
MING, aer OF New York avenue and 70 rrteentA
street, and exhibit during the VIZ. X, EtERY Az
TERNOaN, commencing At2 o'clock, and EvEkY
EPpNING, at o'clock.
Admission Auipitheater. ...........z II cent?
Ksses7ed reata. ). 50 ctuts
ChildTen to deserved Seats. half price.
u5g %
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or GREAT PUBLIC IMPORTANCE.

We are requested By the Bureau of Internal
Revenue 70 call the public attention TO the fact
that Oil instruments of writing OF all descrip-
ton, thst are taxable under the law, executed
after The last day OF the current month. will
ba invalid and OF no effect whatever. unless
stamped as the law requires.
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CAPTURE OF HAINES' BLUFF
AND THE ENTIRE WORKS
OF VICkSBURG By
GEN. GRANT.
ALARGE NUMBER OF PRISO-
NERS AND 81 PIECES OF
ARTILLERY CAPTURED,
THE BATTLE STILL RAGING.
PROSPECT OF CAPTURING THE
ENTIRE REBEL FORCE
AT IICkSBURG.

Just as we go to press to-day. the following
glorious news reached Washington by tele-
graph
MEMPHIS, TENN, May a3.-Otficial lnforrna-
ton from below to Wednesday.
Gen. Grant has captured Haines' Bluff and
the entire works of Nicksburg; large number
of prisoners and fifty-seven pieces Of artillery.
Battle still raging, with every prospect of
capturing the entire force in Eicksburg
We hold Jackson, Black River Bridge, and
Haines' Bluff.
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AMES IL. Fki,
Provost Marshal! General,

DgPARTMEST OF STATES
WASHINGTON, MAJ -. 1853
RELEASE from the draft on the ground of aens 20
has been allowed in the following ease
i.n1is. ifa.ys UraHsg,
Mschae! Dillon Franklin CO., PennsYiv ania
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Just received, fssl Assorsm cut OF the Eollowins
goods
REFI IG ERATORs,
WATER COOLERS.
UHILDRxEE CARRIAGES,
BATH PANB AND TUBS,
80 gross Army SaOre- ha ndle FRY PANS.
KNIVES AND FORKS, all kinds,
German Silver TABLE SPOONS,
Do do TIA SPOONS,
Bsifsapia Ware TABLE SPOONS,
Do do TEA SPOONS.
WoaDEH WARE. TIN WARE,
PATENT CAMP KRIS
COOKING ssoS 49,
al If wfsi.a il astessa a. the Ielsns. ericss
N. q DIV W. II. 1ARR0vER.
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81 The Rebel papers publish rumor, said

EJ The Rebel papers publish 4 rumor, said
to have come via Pascagoula rom New Or
leans, that the Hartford had been burned by
Admiral Farragnt after having been stopped .
by Rebel batteries we presume is meant. Al
some point not stated. We attach no credence
70 the report. The only Rebel batteries capa-
ole ci stepping the Hartford are those al
Port Hudson. Had she been burnt there the
Rebels wonld have had direct Intelligence OF
the fact. probable explanation is that the ar
rival OF Atimt !fl Farragnt II New Orleans had
given rise 10 the runor among the disioyal
there. and that il was carried across Lake Pom
chartacin TO Pascagoula before the real facts
were as csrtained.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. ElLe1's BRIGADE.
IMPORTANT OPERATIONS OF ADMI-
RAJ POR TER'S FLEET ON THE
MISSISSIPPI AND r ED RIVERS.

DESTRUCTION OF REBEL QUALIFICATIONS
ON RED RIVER.
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 RENT AT No. 81
. Peaa. aveoze, nsas I'D strsst, with use OF gas
and bath Togm. Any enc wiSning pleasant rom,
woui1 10 vel r. eala, board snr1isasi i desired
my $3.50
az gHE IADS WEARENG Tue GREEN SILK
ec,ozs: with wafte VII call cue can nox Ee o
banass ne j Eurni' Se5 Room. aiao the lad with
aee- the oae thas caf.e4 between The herys Of u
ani .ester1eg. II
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. d. +. Butter arrived here
last evening.
Postmaster General Blair has returned 10 the
city from the West
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rxrarasgp MML FACILITIES FOR Egw.
7opx CRIT il IL Contemplation by the
post Once Department 10 extend to the busi-
y,e.s eorernuatty OF New York city greatly in
creased local mail facilities: Instead of four
deliveries Of letters throughout The city eyers
CAV there will probably be dozen when the
arrangements now proposed are perfected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

RETURNING HoME.-YesterdAy AFTERNOON the
3lst New York regiment, Col Frank Jones, a.,6
men, arrived in this city and proceeded home
wards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

NATIoEAL LoAN.-Snbs riptions, yesterday,
to the 5-2o loan at the Office of Jay Cook & Co.,
amounted 10 about g., 5UU,Ga6.
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aurtinn.r-s
CCOD TWO STORY IL ATTIC FRAME aOUeK
~ h:D Lor, fronting on NEW YORK AvENTh
BTwkhS 9Th AND 9TH STREETS. AT AUorIos-On
THU RSDAf. the 1sth inst. we shall sell IN front
OF the p-elnises at clock D. east is feet OF
lot No square No. s5l with the improve nents
which are goo d two story frame house This prop.
erty is handsomely located on New York avenues
between 9Th and 7tb streets.
Tern s. cne-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes hearing interest from GaT OF
sale. Deed given and q deed n' trust taken
nay % de- GREEN & WILLIAMS Auct.
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~ Private letters from Helena say Price has
given up tine idea Of invading Missouri and
proposes to move against Helena, speeding
that it has been weakened by the withdrawal
OF troops for the attack upon Nicksbnrg.
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~ Judge Eeaytt, who refused the writ of
h1bcGs corpus III the Eallandigham case is
lifelong democrat, having received his ap-
pois tnant from Gen. Jackson himself He is
one OF the oldest judges on the Federal bench
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j. ]. MAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
sos PENNsYLyASi. AVENUE
BETWEEN 9TH AID 10TH STs., WAsHIyGToS. D. G.
We invite attention to our large tock of
Dress Goods, Domestic Cotton Goods
Mant!es, Black Silks,
Hosiery. Shawis,
Linen Shaeting-. Linen Shirtiags,
Table Damashs Towelines
Quilts, Fiannes, &c&c
We are constantly in the 9hilad elphis and NeR
York markets bay ing for CASH. which enables us
to present to customers nj all times FIRE sh sup
plies Of the above Goods aid at prices as low us
they can be had in any of the North erTr cities,
By pursuing this 5. stem of buy in. goods cheap
one day and selling them cheap the next our bust
ness has increased greatly beyond Citations
JOS. i. MAY
sos Pennsylvania Avenue.
my e St between Ninth and Tenth streets
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HalIowell Farq uhar
has been appointed route agent between this
city and New York. Mr.. +. is a nephew of
Prof. Benjamin Haliewell, of Sandy Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

Bos"ELL's CREAM STRIP
SODA WATER
Is beyond doubt the very bas: that can DO had IN
the cit. which can be youcneG for By thousands
have tried It
Oaiy cents glass at
FGSWELL-S DRUG Store
Corner Maryland avenue snd It'll street
Try II! nv 2y-st-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

REsic*ED Rufus Wales, Esq, OF La, has
resigned his cie,kship in the Post Office De-
partrnen', and Daniel +. Layton, Esq, Of
Georgetown, Del, las been appointed his sue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

gOS SHAFFIELp's BALTIMORE CONFEC-
y tionery, No $50 9th stree, between {. and II !.
Having tehtIed and eniArs-.i ray saloon and store
| am now again ready 20 supply my customers ard
the public in general with everything in the Con-
fectionery line. will slwsys keep on hasd fne
end flesh -tn,ent of French and meri san Com
fecaonery and Ga dies !e,ii.s, fresh Cakes and
Pastry every day at le O'Clock. Wedding Cakes.
n1eats of all kinds and sizes made to order at the
shortest notice. Parties, fairs. suppers, di inner
parties, balls aud entertainmsnts furnished the
most reasonable erms. Ice Cream and Water Ices
20 per gallon. delivered to any part of the city and
GeOYs etown. my q 3.T
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enrGApare GENERAL msRTfsp.Ig

Brig. Gen. Mar.lndals, Military Governor OF
si.e District OF Columbia. has returned 10 his
post here, ana re;ieled Major Gen. Hitchcock,
VINO has been dlscharging the duties OF the
,,es..lon du-ing Gen. m. TEMPORARY absence
~ his home.
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New MfLTTaRY DOOKs

n EW MILITARY BOOKS.
= Heavy Artillery Tactics. 1853 prepared By
Hna-h nf Officers the L S Army Price 81
Robert. Hand Book of ARTILLERY, new and en-
'ar&cd edition Price 81.
The Army Chapiain's Manual. designed as help
20 Chaplains in the discharged of their various
duties. by Rsy.J Pinkney Hammond, o. s A.
Price s p
The Army ana Navy Pocket Almanac and Mill
tary Directory, for 1868 Prics - cents; inter
ieRvan. 10 cents.
Just published. and for sale by
PHILIP d SOLONGNS
my 23-2t 3S3 Pennsylvania avenue
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EXTRA ENTERTAINMENT AT CANTERBURY
On the afternoons Of Monday and Tuesday
next, Joe Coburn, the pugilist, will take bane-
fits at Canterbury Hall, Manager Sim ha wing
rendered mis- resort and company for that pur-
pose. The Canterbury company will appear
in their varied entertainments. and, besides,
Coburn will give sparring exhibitions and ap-
pear IN other acts. MIR. Mike Norton, the
trainer of Heenan and Coburn: Tom Hyer, the
late conquerer of Tom Sayers, and Ed. Price,
The early antagonist of Coburn, will all appear
and take part in the performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

~ The Mobile Register of the 10th inst. is IN
formed that new British Consul is on his
way to Mobile, and savagely demands that his
presence be MOI tolerated. 1t denounces the
British Government in unncasured terms, de-
ciaring that Lord Lyons is an Abolition Minis
ter OF an Abolition Government to the Lincoln
Administration, and charges the British Gov
erfment with every kind of hypocrisy and du-
nticttI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

~ The funeral Of Major Gen. Berry took
place al Rockland. Nc, on the lith inst The
buildings in the city were mostly draped in
mourning, and the funeral cortege was over a
mile long. Among the distinguished men in
the procession We're Vice President Hamlin,
ex-Goy. w ashburne, Hon Lot NJ. morrill, and
Hon. =. T.. Fessenden.
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REAL ESTATE SAIEs-By J. G. NcGmrs d
Co., 4actioaeers.-A lot IN square $50, on New
ner, for 81 cents per square loot. The brick
dwelling and the lot corner of Fourteenth aad
H streets north, formerly occupied by J. w.
Webb, Esq, 20 General Taylor, U. S. G. s., Tor
SiD.Nlp.
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FOURTH WARD-t1kST PRE(INCT-aoios
is hereby given that in conformity TO the pro-
visions of tbs charaar OF :fa city Of Wastiu sTan
aa Eectiou viii be heid Monday, the frat das OF
snne next, at aenry W. uenkles re,dsnea No
iol sixth street vest, between Ii and streets
inertia for Collector Register. and Surveyor OF the
CITY or Wa hinstcD. ore member OF the l,osrd of
Alderman, three members of the Board OF Com fnou
Council, and me Assessor.
The poll wiii open At c'cocs A. II. ani close
att 'cleca F. 81. L. c. ECkL0EF
MILBURN
FRAS. Il. LORD. Sr.
my sd Comr ssonsrs.
FOURTH WARD-SECOND Pr ECINCT-ao-
L tee is ueraby given that in COMO rm,ty To the
provisions of the charter nf the city of Washing
tom election will be held n the Secoad Prs cinct
Of the Fourth Ward; in the basement of the West
Wing Of the City Hall. on Nor DAY, the first day
ofJune next, for Cole ;tor. Register. and snr-
ynyor of said city. to serve two years: mem beg
of the Board OF Id rmeu to two years; three
members of ne Rnard of Common Council to serve
one year. and an ASSESSOR 70 eerva two years.
Polls open at o'clock A. 81 and close att
O'Clock ?. NJ.
PETER y. BACON,
cRAS Fl. ANDERSON
CHARLES WALTER,
my o. Com rsiRsioners
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ITO RENT-A furnished HOUSE with eight
L rooms, elegantly situated in the First Wsri.
Possess on given in :. few cay. Inquire of c..
NANT 4 LIVINGSTON, 217 street, Wil
iards' Hotel my ss-3t*
SECOND WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
~ tice Is hereby given that. in conformity to the
provisions ri the charter of the city of Washing
ton, election will be- hsid on Monday. the fr.t
day of June next, at Fo-d's srug store corner OF
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue. f.,
Collector Register and Surveyor of said city, and
Tor one memner of t5e Busrf of Aide. IN. Ihr--
members of the Hoard of Common Council and
one Assessor TO represent the said Ward Polls
SHih be cpsued 81 O'Clock A. close az Z o'ci ock
P. 81. WIN q POPE
3. z. Guy,
SAM. LEWIS,
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The NEGRO NoLUNTEERS.-The two COM
panles of the First Colored Regiment or the
District, of which Capt. Sanborn commands
company A, and Capt. B!rdsall company Il,
having been removed to AnaIostan Island. the,
were yesterday provided with clothing. They
now number about one hundred and eighty
having received additions TO their ranks since
their removal to the island. The whole camp
is under command of Lieut Stiles, Of the regu-
lar army. The lieutenants thus far appointed
10 the companies are Peter Clay; Atkins Law
renee, of Mass; - Marshall, of n. !, and u.
W. Wight
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by ]. C. MCGUIRE & co. auct;onae-,

HANDSOME COUNTRY EsI tENCE. AND rs
H COTTAGE SITES on THE Hen GROUND NORTH
o. IHE Orr At Public AUCTION Lon THU RS
DAY .AFTERN DON June 4th, at O'Clock. gu the
estate known as Mount Pleasant, - adjoining the
city on the north, and IL ing between 7th and 18th
sites Of about an acre each and large tr .ct OF
end handsome Mansion, having trent of about ~
feet nth large back 6uilding containing in al
. This place is one of the most beautiful On
the environs of Mashinston, commanding On
extensive view OF Washington Georgetown, and
the surrounding country, with the FUN viss OF
the Potomac Is lar as the eye reach It il easy
of access by passenger railroads which Terminals
on 7th and 14th street, near the premises.
~ Plats of the premises may he obtained at tni.
counting rooms of the Auctioneers
Terms: One third cash: balance six and twelve
months with interest, secured ny q deed of trust
my % j. G. Mcguire & 90 Aucts
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l. sta be and other i'm provements, at lot fronting
en ED street vest between north I and M strests.
at .auctinu.-on FRIDAY, the 18th instant We
shall sell in front of the premises, at O'Clock p.
IN half lot 2H. in square No. 81. having front Of
e feet inches. running back l22 feet o. inches
to 50 fact alley; also side alley aud the M
proyeme IS which are good two story frsms
proVements this property is ed street west be-
tween north &c NJ streets. near the Circle.
Terms Two thirds cash; balance in 3, 6 and q
months. Tor notes bearing ir-eres. from day OF
sale. deco Civ en- and Iced Of trust taken.
my 23-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Auc.s
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CHURCH RIoT.-This morning,
James Ross, John Conner and Robert Dorsey,
three of the colorcd men engaged in the riot
Wednesday night at the ellsworth Chapel,
Third street, near New York avenue, were
brought up before Justice Gibersou for hearing
on a charge OF assault and battery on Richard
Warden. ALI were held to bail for court.
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A MIST AKE-The RepuJlicnn Of Thursday
was mistaken in stating that ssCapt HI. N Ga
dey, of Company d, Ten h U. S. infantry, has
been frequently picked up in our streets BEAST
" drunk" There Is no such officer i'll the
Tenth U. T. Infantry, OF in the regular army
of the Un4ed States. If there was, he would
not repeat the offence spoken of and remain
there
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Pic NIcs.-Two pic MICS will be given on
Monday next, May s5th. One at Mr.. Beckets
Garden, Navy Yard, for the pupils of the
schools held at German Hall, and the other at
Green Spring Pavilion, under the auspices
eft the Potomac Club. If the weather on Mon
day proves unfavorable. the first-named will
be postponed until TIL ursday next.
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NissEssIPPI SQUADRON, FLAGSHIP BENTON,
Mouth of Red River, May ~, 1s63.-S;r: l
have the honor to inclose herewith a report
from Lieut.. Commanding LIE Roy Fitch, in
relation to operations in the Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers.
DAVID ID. PoR TER, Act'g Rear Admiral,
Commanding Mississippi Squadron.
lion. GIDEON NELLEs, Secretary of Navy.
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By ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
HANDsOME fURNIT URE AND HOUsEKREp-
II ING EFPEcIs At PUBLIc AUCrIoN.-On TUES
DAY MOkNlNG, October Hth, at ~ o'clock, at the
residence formerly occupied by Hon. Caleb Smith
street, between nth and 18th str sets, We shall
Rosewood Seven Octave Piano Forte, BIZ Rosen-
krapZ Ct oil and Cover
Suite OF Solid Rosewood Parlor Furniture finished
IN Green and Gold Brocatsl. co n prisng three
soias, Eve Arm and four side Chairs with
handsome Dsmask Summer Covers
Rosewood Marble -top Centre and SofA Tables
ELEGANT Bronze and Gilt Mantel Clock, with Glass
Rich Chinese Vases, Mantel Ornaments
Marble Bust, dante, } Marble Figures and Groups
Bronze. bohemian Glass, China and Lava Orna-
Choice oil Paint. gs and knsravings throughout
Handsome as,o Etexere, TaDsssr, and Embroidered
Velvet, Brussels. and Ingram Carpets
Scotch and Persian Rugs, Oiloloth
Walnut Hall Set Stair h0ds and Eyes
Walnut Carved Marble top sideboard
Excellent Walnut Dining Chairs, Upholstered Back
HAND. some French Chins Dinner, Dessert, and Tea
Service
Silver ? .tsd !. oa'tOrs, Walters, Egg Stand, and
Out Glass Dseanters. aoblsts, Wines, and Tumblsrs
keclininE sn6 tasy Chairs Foot Stools
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing Bu-
reaus. Washstands, Wardrobes
Superior Curled Hair and Husk Msttrasses, Boil
steIs, Pillows, Blan tets. Spreads. Comforts.
Toilet Sets, window Curtains and Shades
stoves, Refrige rater, Tubs and Buckets
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen
Requisites
ocIe 10 McGuIKE 4 CO. Auets
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NATIONAL Cosvxkr1oN OF 9Hs F.s1As

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THD FRHIAN
BKOTHERHOoD.-A convention OF delegates
in the northern States will be held at Chicago
on the Sd OF November next. Among those eI.
pected to be present is Gen. Thos. F. Meagher,
Of New York, who will represent one Of the
an important one, and its action will probably
govern that Of the whole order in America for
some time. 1t is well known that the avoWed
of Ireland from the rule Of England, or, In other
words, the repeal OF the union, to effect which
the chief energies Of O'Connell were directed,
and which has, ever since his day, formed 80
important part Of the national wish.-Chicago
Times.
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FROM NASBGylLLE..

val Of Secretary 3asAssn-Szeeches- Sf
Gsvernsr Jehnsen and Generals 6fans
and dMeiSs-RailrsAdA Accident near Mar.
ireesbofo'.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2l.-Quartermaster Cen'l
Meigs and staff arrived here this afternoon, and
report that Major Gen raj Grant Assumes com i.
mand ofthe Departments OF the Cumberland
and the Ohio, to be called the Military Division
Of the Mississippi. General Thomas, it is re-.
ported, is TO command the Army Of the Cum.
berland
Gen. Hooker is at Stevenson, Alabama.
The Hon E. NJ. Stanton arrived in q special
train. He is the guest OF Judge Catron.
During an assemblage Of citizens at the st.
Cloud Hotel, short speeches were delivered by
Governor johnson and Generals Grant and
Meigs.
There was q railroad accident near MUIR
freesboro', killing and wounding several per-
sons.
The telegraph is working to Chattanooga