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Fourteeuth street opposite the Academy Of Music
THIS (THURSOAY) and EVERY 8yHNfN0, ct O'Clock,
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EvRnY WEDNESDAY AND 0A1URDAY At q. O'Clock
n SPACLDIN0 RO0ER0
sr GREAT OCEAN CIRCUS
years aquatic cruise 10 the seapors Of Brazil, Buenos
Ayres Montrvideo and the West Indies
.,r.,v A4RAND COMBINATION.
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, BRAZILIAN AND BUEyOS
AYkfAN ARTISTS.
EACH AND ALL RENOWNED
EoUrrATroN. dYMsHsritcsss. xnRop.rIcs Calls.
-THE1iCS, EQCILiBRA AND EOUiNE FEATS. !
MOSTLY ENTIRELY NEw TO NEw YORK, AND NoNR
EVER BxCkLL1D IN TLllS CITY. - -
H0RsEMANsHIP xoRE " oSpERfUL.o
AcRoBArrcs xoRs sfxRTiiSa "o"s 'hHiI-'Na'
49,. THAN EVER PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED.
Performances EyERY EvnNING at 8 o'clock. :
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ O'Clock
NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES.
Reserved Stalls rs cents: Dress Circe 80 cents children
half prc Amphi,hcatre Is cents Doors
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TIE TURF.

1esr TIE TURF.
TrNIoN CouRsk. L. L-TKorTIN0 N0-oN SATURDAY.
-, Ma. !! :, q. sk r. ns.ch tcs s2n play Or pay
br. ssb tomr w: Isa.s wooirua names Lk. IN Rat
uins Maid % SHAW WHITE ProprieiorI
TTNioN COURSE. L L-TROTriNG-oN FRiDAY
~ Mays at ~ o'cock 4. M-Purse snd stake Of Sif5
mite heAtS hest three live. hsrs.ss H. oodrunf
enters b. z. Dexter: d. Pffer enters b. m Irish Maid
owner enters r. I'M. Lady Eta; Thomas Cregan 9 IN
LAdy coilins; Mr.. Dosy enters bay mare T-T FN V
SHAW &WHITK. Preprieors-
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THk FOURTH
Of the series. he will repeat representation a
HAMLET.
had intention of tho management not 70 rs-
any these repre- enations but produce oosh
each character but the extraordinary enths
which his picture Of Hamlet recslved anl
follow lng remarkable notices which h ecited u
is believed furnish excuse for aAteraiAoa
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

NOT1CE.-MAYoRs OFFICE MADISON. INDIANA.
IN April 2s Is 4The citv OF Madison Ind, hereby
notice the holder o. bonds issued by said city the Pre-
mdsns o. the Conimens and shelby karosd numbering
win be rad the Continental Bank New York and that
statement o. the sams to wM HOWARD, ESQ. the Treau
10 y '-'1 Wy v ~A''''" A"u JOHN MuLREY. Mayor
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

NEW YORK AND HARLRA RAILROAD CoMPANY-
Ireasurers olcs corner Of Fourth avenue and Twes
ty-sixth str eet New York, April -. 1884.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAiLRo AD COMPANY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
for 0e year ensuing viii Be hse a the once Of the
pany, corner OF Fourth and streo
Tuesday. the l7th day Of May next -
The polls win be open from - o'clock noon until 0
The transfer book. the common and preferred stock.
will be closed from o'clock p NJ Of the 9Th OF
next until O'Clock a NJ Of the 18th day Of May
". II EMERSON Secretary and Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

II orEL STAGE COACH PoR sALB -Iy conPLETB
171 0rrenwich s<saa- 81
The New York herald., 1864-05-06

A T1EYIION LAT THE NEW STORE. ia THIRD AVE.
n nue, hdes and gentlene guaranteed y receive
the high prices for zach article Of Cast OF Wearing
pare Furnlture Carpes &C. for the southern and West
markets Please remember and try MTsH l1l Third
avenns Fourteenth street Brookyn ordsrs attended
10. Ladies' attended By MraL Mish.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02
THE ENGLISH REVIEWS.

The Importance Of The great Eng
fish Reviews to the reading public Of
this country cannot be over estimated.
Between England AND this country
there exists a community Of ideas
which renders an Interchange Of lite
rary productions between US Of the
highest importance. The American
reader cannot accomplish this any
better than by awaiting himself Of the
publications Of the five principal
British periodicals. They contain the
opinions Of the ablest scholars and po-
litical writer's of England upon all
great questions Of literature and poll
tics, past and present. On the Amer
lean question they contain much that
may not be very pleasant 10 Ameri-
can readers, but il viii not hurt US to
read what can be said on the other
side Of the question, and il Is certainly
important tlat we should understand
the view Of the great party organs Of
The nation most likely 70 become our
enemy, upon our internal affairs
The EDlsnugG REVIEW, the great
organ Of tie Wings, is the oldest. il
was founded by Jeffrey and BroBgh-
am TO combat the dominant principles
Of Toryism. TIE miscellaneous wri-
tings Of Macaulay first appeared in
it, columns. Maeaolay has gone and
LETT no other essayist like him, but the
Edinburg still commands the bes,
talents IL the field ard is conducted
with much Of is old ability. The
LoNDoS QuAaTERLr was founded
to defend Toryism from TIE attacks 81
the" E1inburg. and numbered among
is early contributors such writers a.
Southey and Scott Neither Of these
reviews are very good friends Of the
American Union. The WEsrNIstsrEa
REVIEW represents the liberal school
Of politics aud denoanees hereditary
rights privileges, and prcrogatiycs to
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

BoNDyuLE, VT, Jsu. 20. lsGi,
ElHJr Journal Having the pleasure
Of attending donation visit TO the Rev Mr.
Newton, Of this village, on last Friday eve
ming, and il proving 50 pleasant and sue
cessful, desire TO say word of it through
tie columns Of the JOURNAL In the first
place our good minister is beloved by all;
indeed. il coull 90: he otherwise, he exer-
cis,ng ali the virtues Of christian, hus-
baud and father, kind and courteous,
Is walking bllmelcss before all men," and
his good wife a fitting helpmate and CO.
worker 10 The cause Of Christ
At an early hour the Pensioners focked
in in numbers Unprecedented, undetermined
upon enjoying a social "good time, re
miuding one Of Writers Thanksgiving,
When from East and from West
From North and from south, come The pilgrim and
When me grSy haired New Highlander sees round
bis board
The Old brosen links Of affection restored"
for there we're the old and the young, the
grave aud the gay, the dcyout and the mer-
~; but all seemed to have come uuderstau-
ing that the true philosophy of enjoying
yourself was TO make all happy with whom
you came in contact Smiling faces every
where, young folks in ecstacios, old folks de-
lighted, the good minister and his lady ev-
cryWhere present and shedding halo of
happiness around them. Soon supper was
announced, and all partook of bountiful
and sumptuous repast provided by the
friends Of the minister. Prominent among
those who were seeing that the wants of the
. inner man" we're properly supplied, We
noticed cur friend Richard Bond, who is
always " hobbing around" wherever be can
make himself useful, assisted by his "better
halC Nov We want ii distinctly understood
that we mean this in its full sense, whilst we
are willing to give friend Richard his due,
tstich is much, his wife, in all benevolent
objects, stands forth par ercelieace.
After the cloth was removed music seemed
to be the order, and we listened to some de-
lightful strains BY the choir, assisted by Mrs
jackson At the melodoon; and, indeed, we
must not forget cur friend Harry, whose
songs arc always acceptable.
All went merry as a marriage bell'' un-
til near The small hours. when oil quietly
dispersed. but not forgetting their kind host
aud hostess, IN whose hands they left the
snug little sum Of one hundred aud nineteen
dollars and twenty-five cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

An explosion occurred AZ the Bennington
Powder Mills shortly after six O'Clock on
Friday morniug Fortunately all Tic en-
ployces were absent ct Lrcakfas; 50 that no
one was injured. only 70 barrels exploded
$50 barrels which bal been inspected and
accepted b. Government officer the night
before and stored 10 the magazine, were IN
touched. Four buildings belonging to the
establishment were destroyed, and the dwell
ings il that vicinity considerably injured
The mills we're situated about mile from
The East village, 50 that ia the further part
q the village little or nc damage was done.
We understand that the cause Of the aeei-
dent i not ye. explained: every precautiou
haa bsen taken. anl The establishment vas
considered safe from auy such disaster. The
owners we're gagged IN Sling Government
orders ana the greatest loss vii resalt from
TIE delay until the necessary repairs can be
effected. Through .his section tie report IL
self was beard 8 many aad The conclusion
felt by 81. Tie houses were Jared, ani the
doors aud windows ratified as Though hy
very strong vin9. Aoa regarded II the ef-
fssts 81 a. eartb quaAs. though il wa ac-
counted ~ Is fareas sags, uaiil explained
y aess from Bennington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02
State Intelligence.

Sandy Kavanagh and Vim. Barnet,
who we're convicted 10 1862, at Bur-
lingtan, and sentenced 70 be hung on
the Goth Of December, aud were az
towards reprieved BY the Governor
tilI the 20lh 81 January, we're hung On
that day within the prison walls u The
presence Of twelve citizens and the
prison chaplain, as directed By statute.
kayanaugh il reply t3 the question Of
ihe Sheriff II be had anything q say.
exclaimed repeatedly, God have mer.
81 upon ne. Barnet declared hat
be was not guilty as his wife bad kill
Ell herself, thanked Use chaplain for
bis kindness ard saii that he loved
God With all rs heaIt. They were
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02
EXIT pAYARp.

Some time since Mr.. Sumner intro
luced resolution requiring The mem
bers Of The Senate to take Tie cath Of
allegiance. As all the Senators had
taken It with The exception Of Mr..
Bayard, It Was probably intended for
that gentlemaus especial benefit lie
bitterly opposed iis passage, and was
evidently very much disturbed al the
prospect Of being compelled to take an
oath 10 be true 10 his country. The
resolution fiaally passed, and the re-
port q the Congressional proceedings
Of the past week announces that Mr..
Bayard took the oath, and in brief
speech declared his intention 81 relir-
ing TO private life From this action
il would appear that although Mr..
Bayards conscience would allow him
70 occupy a seat ia the Senate Of the
United States and seek lhe distraction
81 Government ID violation u lbe uni-
yersl Allegiance which binds every
citizen, II would not permit BIN to %
= "a ihe immediate face 81 an cath
adopted especially tor Bis own eass.--
A very weak conscience IL, perhaps
better than aone.
TINS announcement ol Mr.. AAYaEa .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

HARpEa's MAGAZINE for February
is at hand. The illustrated pieces are
"Simon Kenton," "AIonomoy," the.
'Geometer' or measuring worm" and
the continuation Of "I'he Small House
at Arlington" Il contains q portrait
Of Earnest Renan, with sketch Of his
life, and criticism Oh bis famous work
THE Lie of Jesus" The Editors
has the usual comical illustrations and
the fashion plates for The month never
fail.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

ruia 2aa 9He} ia.
rr Ga Nsslrr
adof
4hey sn te ia m NHf e
uh State. apan tbt l uasr
~ 3t6eeg Hau're3
IS eety-sits Mr nsa tfs 90
rogarel g. hefHal aat le1 si
60 e snuaaa Rsa. a hss
teta Fl4oal. by ,ts War pe smat s. te
aHilu. uF5a 'ss aee drs v5h 90
rsIaee Nkuata ered thai 'hs
several aatf. vhish have %, - ralsel
tlsir gasias urayr ,he lsasnsy 81 thedral,
presol Imuv5.afsy 10 eal is'e esq rsiias
efjle.e eua"
Uniu l'a ar4er d.G.lsneies sre "a lawn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

baae5 ia ,le hsek yard ed She oia rus
a t kupal erv fesa ai
lle grave. kaWnsaga wasa sative
y ireland aa3 es year. 81 age bar.
uat Fa bern Is Easiaal aad was 81
al tbs ume cf DIS dsash.
CIatk n.oek. Ra5md. was near'y
destroyed BY Gre oa Tuesday 81 last
week. The 81 of nc principal &C.
earaais. Ross 4 Joaes was 5000
above Use Insurance.
The following Vermont solber died
"a Libby Prison during ,he three
months ending Dec. 3lHf
II. Money, la Vermont cavalry.
Oct. 22d
r. Cowly, Isl Vermont cavalry Oct.
q.
", Thompson, Co. c, lolh Vermont
NOV. 9th.
". Russell, Co. N, Isl Vermont
cavalry. Nov. ~.
5. 5. Lincoln, Co. I,l6th Vermont,
Nov. 20.
p. b. Davis, Co. ], l0ih Vermont,
Dec. s
A. S. Lampson, Co, +, ist Yer
mont cavalry, Dec. ..
f. Clapp, Co. G, LIST Vermont cav
airy, Dec. -.
Officers White and Huntington have
recently made large liquor Seizures at
TIE express office in Burlington.
The correspondent ofthe BurIing-
ton Times says that but a small por.
ton Of the men in the cavalry reg,-
iment will re-enlist. They would
nearly all re-enlis if they could be
sure the regiment would be re.orsan-
ICED, but as it is now full Numbering
,207 besides the - recently parohd
by the rebels) there is no chance for
Ih.
The authorities Of the Town ana the
Village Of Brattleboro have combined
to put stop TO the Illegal sale of in
toAicaliug liquors there. Any one WHO
has been in Brattleboro lately viii un-
delsland the need Of such action.
From the recent or,ler Of General
Washburne il appears that u order 10
I 6ll the Vermont organization up TO the
maximum number, recruits arc want
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

A FIGuT IN 4 COMMITTEE Rod
or TIE REBEL CoNGgrss. - NJ
Foote. Of Tennessee, and Judge lid
ley Of Arkansas, members Of the ca
mplee to investigate charges agail
the commissaries aud termasi
ca;ae TO bows in the committee ro|
the other day. Mr.. Fooie, il see
laughed at some OF the ey deuce G
tied. Judge IIanlcy replied that
(Mr. Footr) need not laugh.
Foote said his laugh was an hoi
laugh at least. Some other beIli
ent words passed, aud Mr.. I'D
arose and struck him. Both elel
ed, and blows were given aud rec
ed by both parties.
Mr.. foote laid violent claim
Judge llanley's shirt bosom, tea
il out from his bosom Mr.. Com
sary Norihrup was knocked into
corner. Of the committee room IL
man Of rags, which be is not; con
tee tables were overturned, and ID
corded eyideucc sent hitler and I
er. More ink tlian blood was
The witnesses preseul IN the room
served their neutrality, but stroi
allay hosiiliiies BY seizing both Q
combatlahs by their coat tails an
tempting their separation.
IIanley's coat tail gave away
struggle, invoking severe loss Q
wearer. Finally both desisled,
the business of the committee pro
Cd Richmond Dispatch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

aa erieat ullb tzaer, IN tspshl.
enam 1ohu Ssm5 Mn Is enc u
ip euirlbaiou. aaa e. general tone
will bc more pleasing 10 an American
reader ,baa any 81 ibe ether perio,B-
cal. lhe Nosgu HRusn Rt,isw
was founded by pr. Chalmers for The
advocacy Il ,he evangelical religion
AND slll has tlat for ), principal oh.
jeei. None q ihe above reviews are
confined entirely to the advancement
of their particular political Or religious
opinions, bus have literary articles Of
a more general scoPe BtAcKwoons
MAoAsisr i lle very devil q Tory
ism incarpaie. Its remarks ON Amer
lean affairs are also very deligbsful TO
the Northern reader. /, considers
our President a simplcion, thinks our
mos, prominent characteristic Is a
shameless impudence, long ago re-
eoguized The South a. /" nation and
q country, grows enthusiastic over the
hcrolsm Of The rebel generals and
honor flhe rebel statesmen, considers
the best feature Of Federal diplomacy
triumphant chicanery," declares that
all Northern uiicrauces, whether iron,
clergymcn, senators, orators, press.
or people, arc distinguished by re.
4 pulsiye coafseness, yulgatily and in
consequence thinks no English gen
ilemau would like TO claim rrlalion-
ship with Grant or Gilmore, refers to
our press as that lying braggart press
,hat would be Disgrace TO any other
country but America is quite sure
there is nothing IN modern history
so vile as the spirit IN which We con
duct the war; considers the " Lincoh
Government "thr purest desrotisn
now existing, with the exception, per
haps, Of some African system in re
! gions to which Spike aud Grant hav
failed 10 penetrate" and our Who'll
! people " insoent and lomineering."
These expressions, all from one art
Gle, and selected fiom many other
just like them, viii, perhaps, lie sui
Client 10 illustrate rs ,irws If I'll
Federal Americans" Bat ior ltd
rafy excellence Blpck wool stand
/ perhaps, before all other magazine
and is the great standard OF mer
wherever the English language
written. The magazines are repu
lishrd BY Leonard Scott < Co, a,
they are able 10 furnish them for 5
while they cost The English read
S3l. lIy the great reduction Of poi
ase they become cheaper Than e,
while tie premiums offered by
publisher are great inducements
new subscribers. So alyertisemd
IN another column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

According to the statement in the
"mere mention" column Of tie drgits
and Patriot, lady subscriber at Bar
louisville has enclosed her subscription
for that paper, saying iltat she cannot
DO without it. We wonder if the ia
DIV subscriber" had read the very
chaslc and refined allusion to Miss Ann
Dickinson in the Argas issue Of The
week preceding.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

Chas. A. Dana, formerly one Of the
Tribune editors and author Of. the
On 10 Richmond articles, has been
appointed Second Assistant Secretary
Of War, confirmed by the Seaater and
has entered upon bis duties We hope
&c Will acs a. earnestly il bis nes Po-
sition as he srole 10 his .eympr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

We are informed By reliable correspon-
dent stationed at the place. that liootyille,
on the road to Bourne Pond. is in -four
ishing condition II is represented as re-
markabl y orderly and quiet, The lights ia
the dwellings are invariably out by nine
O'Clock. and the inhabitants are never Dis
turbcd nights BY rowdy boys or dogs Of fight
ing procliyities. 1t will undoubtedly soon
become one tf the most fashionable winter
resorts in the country. Gentlemen Of lite
rary tastes wiIl hul il admirably adapted
for quiet reading and mobilization.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

Capt. WIN. L. Reynolds, Of the Glh
VI, left Bratilcboro on Friday last for
Ncwbern, n. G., with 400 men for The
9th regiment.
John Carroll, an Irish resident Of
Rutland, nlysleriously disappeared on
the llih insi., aud has not been heard
Of since. Ills friends fear that he has
met with foul Play.
Taking surplus enlistments under
the last call Of the President, and adj
ding the re-enlistments Of veterans in
the field, Vermont send 10 the army
over a thousand men more than her
quota ! The Green Mountain Boys
have lost none Of the spirit of'7G, Which
embcllishes the names of lLeir 5ires.--
( Boston journal, Jan. 0.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

FATAL ACCIDENT Is WINHALL--On Tues
day night last, as Nh. William Coleman, Of
Jamaica, was driving at rapil rate into
the yilhgcof Bondyille, when near tic bridge
the sleigh tipped, throwing him down the
embankmcut, seyering the dorsal yertebra,
causing instant death The deceased was a
respectable, wtll-to-do farmer, aged 3D.
Three other persons in the sleigh escaped
with slight ipjur.es
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

Tie recent burning TO death
900 in less than an hour in the c
At Santiago, IS calling the atlent
the people to the fact that til
hardly a church, bali or thea
the country that IN case Of a s
accident, has means Of egress|
enough to let the audience eseaI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

Coy. johnson. Of Tennessee
recent speech, declared that
had been The destroying elemen
tried % pus down the Cove.
and tue Government should
doan Immediately and forever
had unsheaihed BIS sword FOR
sal freedom and bad thrown a
seabbard." Gradual emaneipI
considered freposier0u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

The " East Arlington Mutual Improve
ment Society" are soon e give a public ex-
hibiton in the Methodist Church at that
place, the proceeds to be expended for the
benefit Of the soldiers. II is evident from
the programme that the exercises win be Of
great interest. and there shoud be full
house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

ARruUR's Houg MAGAZINE is Al
hand, with It's usual variety Of excel
lent stories and miscellaneous articles,
besides fashion plates and steel en-
cravings. Tie name Of I. S. Artbnl
alone is sufficient guarntee Of is in-
teresi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

Gen. Nashbum urges upon the recruiting
officers aud prominent citizens The duty Of
earnest effort, ID the following words
=" Il IL earnestly enjoinel, Is The Cover
nor ofthis State, upou The selecimcu 81 tho
several towns in lbc State, upon tho recruit
iag oilis,s fr The Seventeenth Regiment,
and upon al others Who may bo iniruslei
With the charge Of enl.sias men that they
devote themselves with energetic and con-
slant effort llom this time uutil the fast of
March, 10 the business Of obtaining recruits
under ihis order; ana an loyal ana patriot
&c citizens are equasted TO give all the as.
sistanee IA their power to the accomplish
ment Of this purpose.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

We learn that our friend. Dr. Jones. has
established himselfin Dorset as praeiioirg
physician ard surgeon. Dr.. Jones is well
and fayorably known to many in this section
as the Hospital Steward Of Tie Fourteenth.
a portion Of thc time he performed the du-
ties Of Assistant Surgeon in manner that
was acceptable 10 the whole regiment Since
his return home hn has received his diplo-
ma and commenced the regular practice Of
his profession in Dorset. l'any Of the peo-
pie in that vicinity are 80 unfortunate as to
require the attendance ola member of that
fraternity, we congratulate them on being
able to command the services Of one who has
not only the education and skill, but the
personal qualities which are acceptable ia a
physician.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

A detachment Of 81 eolored men,
recruits, left encampment at Bratiie-
bofo for the war. The Phoenix says
il Is worthy Of remark that every man
could write bis uame.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

The officers Of a Massachusel
iment which recently mel The
10 the Shenandoah, thinking ii
my's cannon had . peculiar 10
ycsiigaied the matter and fonr
they fred nothing but bits Of r
iron and horse shoes tied ID
with wire.