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porfant I'm proyernents have been effected.
acts,
MONDAY EVENING Sept L.
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rAn5I ms original assumption. .....M FRANZ HlhhEx
hAkGuERlfkr her original assump r,,.r.
MEPHISroPHELEs ~ Al JosEPa HER.AEs
tQuits accorded u the very first lyrcS dramatic
sTsEl % sae opeMl1 Ms sFTHA JoaAsHsKs
WA0NES.. .................... ANTON GEAtS
uRAND FANFARE MiLITAIhE,
RNTlRK GRAND CHORUS AND oacagsrsA
sssts.ed By The 'membevs of
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FULL MILITARY BAND
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ere made from the models ported Sir. j. ukAI
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NOUS erpesse with which the 0f ths 0psa u
NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES
Parqnet and Dress Circle 81 Secured seats YitF COON
sIrai Family Circle. Fhy cents; Amphitheasrs TwesV
OThe sale OF seats continues r. the Acateu,y
BEhRsf SCHIRMEKS 7Dl Broadway ROOT kNfHc
NYS. hassautstr wal and bet wecl sad rSoSs
10 the evening at the Fifh Avenue Hotel
SECOND OPERA NIGHT wEDNEsDAY. SEPT "a
Tuesday sept ID. FAUST e,,!re. .. the Bsookya'Ana
DENY OF MuAc
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, SO. Tng OFFICERS AND
IN o' the cnted states sep apply al the time of
capture Of the priks stephen isr vii receive advan
sge BY addree4ipg wsldea- willard Mni,vsins, No
broad street
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CRorON AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT-TO cox
~ srate sealed proposals. end 'rscd With
the title WORK. bidder aad date of prernta
will be received at this ONCE unit u O'Clock A. NJ on
W. 1855 hs CONSTRUCTION NJ trap block
psveneuts ss follows, Win Nutu avenue from FIFTY
fourth to Froadwny in Ftttsgveuth street. from
Eighth Eleventh sixeth street.
Broadway Ninth avenue. And for the con
struetiDn sewers folnws.-fn Thru avenue from
Ninth Tenth and in First from Fttiet,
street Fiji street, with branch Filty-hrt
street ensteriy for basin aud culvert southwest
corner ihid street and Rroatwav Forms fnr the
specu he obtained application at this
Office THOS. STkPllENS. Vroinn
RoBT L. DAREA9H, Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Aucusr2a, 1864.
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nRAFr INSURANCE. OFFICE, 2I7 BROADWAY.
IL CASH CAPITAL PAID IN PREMIUM

Tnsures against Draft for hundred ana Ey
Premiums not paid unt afser Drat and Substitutes
nshed. -.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLAES ikEhlbN.
Agents wanted In each county eomu.sso on q ten rer
sent allowed.
N B.-send for circulars gyirg fn n,rcn ars
AIEkED kARSnAW. rrorfIetcr.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-We have later i'm
pOrtant advices from South America.
The native rebels in Uruguay were ope-
rating with great activity against the Gov
eminent troops, and their action was af-
fording very great aid to the war encroach-
ments OF Brazil against the Republic,
Paraguay had furnished sharp note Of
protest to the envoy OF Brazil against the
policy Of the Emperor, in which protest
she declares herintentton oftaking up arms
If necessary in support of the cause OF the
sister Republic Of Uruguay. In this paper
the President of Paraguay condemned the
nOn.interventiOn course Of the Govern
ment Of Buenos Ayres.
It was thought that Paraguay would
bring forward . war which would prove
very formidable to Brazil.
The Uruguay troops were in hasty march
for Paysauda, the occupation OF which
place it was thought would decide the war
against the rebels.
Some British, Brazilian and French war
vessels lay OF Paysauda.
BY decree of the Brazilian government,
dated September 14th, all the Africans in
the Empire, whether in the service of the
State " Of private individuals, are eman-
cipated.
Rio Janeiro was recovering. in a slight
degree, from the effects of the late financial
panic. All the commercial interests Of the
country were greatly affected by the shock.
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Erom Mexico.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2a-By the. arrival Of
the steamer Commander, we have Havana
dates to the 18th. The Havana papers print
. letter purporting to be from Meji, con-
tanning 4 summary of the situation at Mat
amoras. On the 10th, the submission Of
Cortinas and capitulation Of the city, with
q cannon, an immense amount of war ma
terial and 10000 men took place. This Sc
cures complete peace on the greater por-
ton of the Rio Grand frontier, and gives
new impulse to commerce between Mata-
moras aud Texas.
The Union and rebel camps are in sight
Of Matamorvs. The rebels offer to return
the armament taken by Canales, and the
American Consul offers to return the three
rified guns COrtinas took to the Union
camp to attack Brownsville.
The steamer Mexico was boarded by q
Mr.. Townsend at Matamoras, who pro-
fessed to have authority from the Ameri-
can Consul, and changed the papers and
flag of the vessel from American to Next
can. He then forced the crew to navigate
the vessel to Havana, when he turnedt them
adrift, and the vessel will now probably go
into the rebel service. s9s ~
We have a report that a large force Of
rebels in San Domingo had been defeated
and dispersed. ~
1t is asserted the Captain Of the Roanoke
was three times distinctly told by our con-
sui at Havana Of the plot to capture his
vessel. f E3sk.TE&
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what the Rebel Papers say.

NEW YoBk, Nov. 2l-The Richmond
Sentinel, of Saturday, says: Grant, is mass
ing troops On the right Of the rebel lines,
in the vicinity Of Battery Harrison, and
that Sheridan has sent considerable force
to the James. s.
A slight demonstration was made on
Wednesday on Buffers front by ais troors
but it Was forced back without accomplish
ing anything.
The Express reports the arrival Of heavy
achievements to Grant within the past
few days.
1nthe affair Thursday night they claim
to have captured cur picket line for a dis
lance OF COO yards.
i Mosby has written q letter to Sheridan
announcing the execution of seven Union
prisoners. in retaliation, and ANNOUNCING
the intention to continue. if any more Of
his captured men are executed.
The Sentiaef announces that Gen. Guss
Smith is aiding Howell Cobb in opposing
Sherman's march.
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specials to sc. Louis Papers.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 2s.-The Republicans
Cairo special givesthe following items from
the New Orleans papers,
Gen1 Candy is sufficiently recovered to
resume business 9s
The latest Mexican news states that the
Emperor Is clearly leaning towards the
Liberals. v$N
Pierre Sou!e has recently arrived in the
city Of Mexico. .t-s'-s 7ssaat.l 9a 50
Diego Alvarez, son OF Don Juan Alvarez,
it is reported, would declare ia favor OF
Maximi1ian.s 1Ai~ t#E4H
The Franco Mexican troops have left
their erea mpTnents. 7'saa gs
The New Orleans cotton market is lower
closing Ut 81 1901 II. Hti7kk Eo. Est
Paducah dispatches of yesterday says
military affairs in that District are active.
Every rebel movement this side of the siv-
.er is known. The whole country has been
thoroughly secuted and parties are bring
ing in prisoners daily. as
The concentration of troops here and the
coming Of Gen. A. J. Smith, means some
thing, but what it Is, it is not proper to say.
A few days, however, will develope the
contemplated campaign both of the Cum
berland and Tennessee.
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BosToN, Nov. 23.-The gallant Captain
Winslow had public reception by the cit.
zens of Koxbury last evening, in Institute
Hall, followed by grand Banquet at the
Norfolk House. Among many agreeable
features was the presentation OF an elegant
silver tea service to the National Sailors
Fair, which closed last evening. The re-
ceipts have not yet been. accurately and
clearly ascertained, but will exceed 81, 900.
The officers aud crew Of the U. S. steam
sloop of war Brooklyn, sent contribution
Of $3.50 yesterday. which secured the sword
to Capt. James Alden, commander OF the
Brooklyn. The sword contest up to this
unexpected result had been quite even be-
tween Farragut aud WinslOw.
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From Canada.

QUEBEC. Nov. 23.--Owing't to reliable in.
fornatlon that Southerners and rebel sym.
pathizers in certain towns in Canada, are
manufacturing clandestinely, and collect
cannon, the Government has issued 4 proc
prohibiting the expectation or
carrying cOass-wise, or by inland naviga-
ton, arms or ammunition.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ree,.ls 60 Now Yeek Papers,

New york. HOW @. The ffibuNGs
Washington correspondent says: InfOr-
nation was received at the War Depart
ment states that Gen. Candy was Inn
Tate s1bsf 1spfrs says: Gov. Watts Of
.Xiabania, han Had an official conflict with
the rebel conscripting officers, the police
Governor who issued an order that g
stste officers they were exempt nom the
draft. and they were therefore released.
s The Richmond Examsner Is very severe
on what it styles the detection OF Gov:
Brown of Ga, and the Legislatures Of that
ii SAWS: . That the Constitution Of all the
States North aud South for the purpose OF
agreeing upon terms Of peace will meet on
the day with the meeting. Of mankind,
the federation OF the world and not one
; The Hesaids washington special says !:
,Adyices' received here to-day from Gen.
Sheripaa,s army show that &c was On tn e
is believed that by this time be has possess
sion Of the place He has thus far met
With but little oppos: ton, and his campaign
IS progressing with all the success that
could be desired. \ .-g.ss- $500 II
The 7smes' Washington special says: 80
+, The latest intelligence from Sherman
reports him within . miles oi Macon =
look for the anounceilent Of the capture OF
Macon is l04 miles FROM Atlanta, aud one
Of the centre Of the great railroad system
of Georgia. It also contains an extensive
:arsena, and cap factory. Its capture viii
form tie first Of the series OF brilliant re-
suits 10 be hoped for. from Sheiman's
grand campaign.
Gen. Hood, with two corps, numbering
together about 81, COO men, is stil! in the vi
entity Of Florence, Alabaalas on the Ten
: There are reports that Dick Taylor has
joined him with an additional force of
His latest movements do not indicate an
intention Of any early offensive operations.
Beauregard, with the rebel Gen. Stew
arts corps. was still at Corinth,t Missis-
When last beard from, Gen. Thomas,
commanding the Union army designed to
check Hoods advance, was rapidly con-
centrating his forces, as though disposed to
r ction. 81 -,
We now learn that there. was only one
building in Johnsonville, Tenness ee. des-
troyed: The place is still held by.a divis-
ion Of Union troops.
The rebel Gen. Breckinridge is suspected
Of desire to march from East Tennessee
on an missionary expedition into Ken
lucky, and Gen. Burbfidge is making
rapid dispositions Of his forces to prevent
the movement.
NEW York, Nov. 23.-There is nothing
later from the Shenandoah Valley to mo-
ttce. The rebels have apparently, for the
present, abandoned the idea Of further con-
test with Sheridan for its possession.
The Worlds Washington special says !:
Oficers who arrived to-day from the front
of Petersburg, state that the enemy show
no signs OF evacuating Petersburg. On
the contrary they have resumed picket FIR
ing in most animated manner. @
No demonstrations have been made by
the enemy since they captured small
portion Of our picket line In front Of Butler
which thec stin hold.
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News via Havana.

NEW YoRK, Nor. 2S.-The steamer CONS
mander, with Havana advices of the 14th
has aExived. ~ s@
the sfeampf Scott, from New Orleans for
new York, withnn Indiana regiment on
board, supposed to be the 10th, was badly
aground Ia Key West harbor. It Is feared
she will go to pieces.
The steamer Wild Rover, with Lieuten.
ant Braine and the rest of the Roanoke pi.
rates aboard, is reported to have arrived al
Nassau from Bermuda. She attempted t.
get into Wilmington but failed i Ths
blockade business was broken up at NORTH
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From Havana.

have Havana advices of the 10th. There
was no later news from Mexico.
The Nassau Guardian announces the
arrival of the Laurell after touching at
Madeira and Teneriffe, atone of which
places she doubtless left Semmes and crew.
Large mines Of magnetic iron have been
discovered in Porto Rico. The yield OF
which is re reported to be Is per cent.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, Nov. 23.-The steamer Olive
Branch brings New OCEANS dates of the
10th.
General Asboth, wounded in the late ex-
petition to Florida has arrived at New Or.
leans. asa
There is gcsd enquiry for cotton, and
SuRur-23c. aH. es III
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New YORK, Nov. 23.-Gold unusually
steady. Price during the morning having
stood 81 23!a2 22s; operations appear dis
posed to deter their transactions till after
Thanksgiving, the quotation was 50 22l.
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From California.

SAN FnANcrsco, Nov. 1.-The overland
msii, after detention of two weeks, has
arrived with New York letters Of October
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COurt Marfinl.

W AsHiNGToN. Nov. 23.-AbCut fifty de.
serters from our armies have arrived ut
City Point from the Valley, they were cap.
tured by Sheridan in his f;s,i campaipn.-.
The larger number of them were substi.
tutes who having deserted and joined the
rebel army were sent to the Shenandoah
Valley, as there was less danger OF their
being identified if captured.
A court with Gen. Calls at the head has
been ordered at City Point to try them,
The severe rain storm OF the past few
days in that quarter is over.
The LADY's REPENTANcE.-A vourr
LADY was addressed by young man. VIC
though agreeable to her, was s,isliked bv
her father. Ofcourse he could not consent
70 the union, aud she determined to clone.
Inc n,ght was fixed, tht hour came. lie
few minutes she was in his arms. They
mountedh double horse, and were sorn "
some distance from the house. Altar /.
wnile the lady broke silence bv saving
well, you see whata proof I have given
you o' my affection hope you vii, maze
me good husband He Was q surlv f.l.
low, and gruffiy' answered, Perhaps I
.lsy, ana perhaps not She made no re-
PAY, Dut, after silence of some minutes.
she suddenly exclaimed !; : oh what shall
90! lhave left my money behind me in
my room. Then, said he I'VE mnst or
back and fetch it, They were sonn aca ~
~ the house, the ladder again placed fla
lazy remounted, while the ill-naiu red Iovar
Waiteo below. But she DELAYED TO como
ana SO ne gently called. Are YOU cdfnino p
Wnen she looked out Of the window and
saio, Perhaps may, and perhaps not :,
.uen smut GOWN the window, and left him
70 return upon the double horse alone. Was
not That happy thought on the iadv,s
Pa1S-a famous joke life Of DR.. {Soylfes
All Hindoo widows do not burn them.
selves upon sQttee, for lately marriage
took place in Calcutta in which tho h,;Ses
groom was law student of the Pras;dancv
College, and the bride q widow fo"rtao!
years OF age, educated in the school ott..ch
ed to the Free Church of Scotland M;ss;cn
Independent of its being a widow rn.r.
rage, which is itself of sufficientiv raro
occurrence to be remarkable. it il mr.. o
thy that. the parties were Of different castles sps
OLD ARES FIRsT.-As we have oe,ar -.
en- Uncle Abe's ''last,, suppose we ts s.s-
our readers with one Of his sfirst', io.os
The following is said to have occurred lo,, !.
before Mr.. Lincoln became q man of not.
Being in the woods hunting onedav. he fal,
in with most truculent looking hunter
who Immediately took sight on him wi.b
a rifle. "Hallo!' says Lincoln, sswhat are
you going to do my friend?'' ssSee here
stranger said the hunter, 'sthe folks in
my settlement told me that if ever saw q
man uglier than was, then must shoot
him; and I've found him at last. so look
out" well, said Lincoln. after a good
look at the hunter, 'sshoot away; for If I'm
ug!ier than you are, certainly don't want
to live any longer!'
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Sick.


MONTREAL, Nov. 23.-Hon. Thos. Daily
is dangerously ILL. so s0s
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A citizen OF Birmingham has in his pos
session the largest copper lido. ever bro "a.
to England, and one of the modern won.
ders OF the world. Under a shed in his
coach-yard is no less parsonage than the
god Buddha, measuring over seven feet in
length, aud one OF the most marvellous
pieces OF copper castings ever iound. Di-
rect from one of the lower rooms Of his
temple, where he had hidden away some
two Thousand years ago, his godship has
been brought to Birmingham, and will be
owner. I 9 Ell 80
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SOUTHERN wIT.-While the train was
stopping at n small place near Weldon, a
robust Georgia trooper hailed one of the
many ioungers about the station with
Say, Old tar-heel, got any tar for sale?''-
Inc native so addressed replied rather
SHORTY to his gallant defender, ''No, sir
rec. wall, you've got some pitch here,
haven't yer" "Nary pitch" answered the
sand hitler. "Weil, then, what have YOU
done with 'em, for you know you live on
such stuft?' About this time the long lean
apecimen OF a tar-maker frightened up
g 1nm replied, "Well, we sold ali we had TO
S;a Davis The Georgian, thrown OF
uhast u da could not resist asking, "Why,
Quoth the man Of pitch. fWhy. Won Gaor,,
glans run SO that he had to buy some;hing
70 make you sticky, Y. Post.
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A PLUcKY FARMER.-The st. Joe, mis-
souri,) Herald says that farmer near
Contrary Lake was lately accosted in the
woods by three mounted bushwhackers,
who demanded his money. The farmer in
two OF them, killing them instantly. The
third turned his horse and retreated in a
hurry. One of the hushwhackers was rec
ognized as having lived near Dekalb, and
mad been with Price over three years.
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Gen Lew Wallace has issued an order
taking the negroes of Maryland unde,
mintary protection, SO that evil dispose0
persons may not nuliify the emancipation
act while the new constitution 10 getnne
into operation. He has established freed
mans bureau at Baltimore, with Major w.
nj. Este at its head.
Marshfield, the home Of DAME, Webster
gave vote which Mr.. Winthrop, and otnef
Webster Wings, must be interested in bear
ing Of. 1t was: Lincoln, 2o4; Mcclellan
none. Pembroke. Mass, gave o04 for LIN
coin, and Mcclellan, none. Dana, Mass,
gave Us for Lincoln, and Tor Mcclellan,
7t0ae.
A letter from Rome says that recently
thirteep pickpockets were taken up BY the
Papal police and brought to tie lock-up.-,
The intelligent officer who superintendss
the station released them, on the gronnd
that thirteen was sach an unlucky number.
Tire following dispatch was received By
Rev. John Douglas, of Pittsburgh, from
Jas. Graham. Esq, Of Philadelphia, on tne
night OF the election:
"Hurrah! you jewellers IN the smoke.
The neck of Little Mac is broke!
The loyal city OF old Penn,
Agairrroiis up It's thousands ten.
The Unions safe, and Freedom, too
Says Yankee doodle doodle doo!
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4
III Tex as the circulating medium is gold
and silver. confederate paper currency is
not current there. The Texas crop OF cot
ton has been destroyed by the worms, but
corn abounds.
A fellow is coming from Calcutta to Eng
Land who beats the Davenports and every
body Of that ilk. Tie him up as tightly as
you please and he unties his hands and
walks abou. while fast asleep.
James Dolan, who avowed himself a Sc
cessionist and threatened that the house of
every Lincoln man in the city should be
burned. was arrested in New York street
car on Friday, and fastened up for medita-
ton.
The Legislature Of free louisiana has re-
solved the highest compliments to Abra-
ham Lincoln. They call him the iiberator
as Washington was the founder Of his
country. And they also resolve, ''that the
free State of Louisiana will be forever, a
a monument, fitting to his fame, Of the
wisdom, patience, patriotism aud greatad-
ministrative ability Of Major General n.
T. Banks, the restorer Of States"
We are glad to meet Lieut.. Col. Sokal-
ski and Capt. l.. Joy, Of Gen. Steel's staff,
lust returned from leave of absence to their
homes in the North.
NoPt. " uitteu, VI Tue Stali VI neH. mayer,
Is also IL tie city, on return to his COM
mand.
Capt. Joy is promoted to the rank of Ma
.lor, and Department Judge Advocate. 1t
is a we'll merited honor, by faith
fui and efficient discarge of duty.
A performance OF the Demi Monde, of
Alexandra Dumas, jr., recently took place
in Turin. When the actor came to the pas
sage ''Eyery road leads to Rome, and the
longest is sometimes the safest" loud mnr.
murs arose from some of the audience. and
prolonged applause from others,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

CoRoyHRs ISoUEsrs. Wnuey hcic
,poues,s in the following cases ON Friday: The body
Ar nnkaogn man, much decompeseJ MAS iound nosr
In nj the foot Of Laight street. n Deceasc1 wa
az ys,s ot sye five feet inches IN hight and va
5rsssea in an coored shaggy coat plaid vesA vmte
h;, hisct iii neekte black pants and boots -..Ine
81 - Ueprr r. Duckhoff. aged six years, drowned
w last while playing on the pier at the loot o.
Charah,r street North River was recovered on Encsy.
Tha s,as,ns were conveyed to the residence OF mn
,.r,s No IA Chambers street An unknown man
- s,,nd floating 1T Pier No. % East River, on m
a Deceased was Az years Of age, tive feet n1 inches
~ hight. and had sandy hair whiskers and m9stocne
Wss drcsyed in white coat muslin ehirt sno prVrn
,rI, with leather body belt around the WAIST fns
h,d, Of Patrick Riley. native OF Ireland ~ IeAn %
.ge Late Of No. 2i2 Cherry street Was ioa1a noatng
o Friday at the foot Of King street waers % Va -
cidenially drowned on Monday last
TuB SUPPLEMENTARY DRAFr.-Ine late sup
DRAFT Jersey City hos resulted IN obtain
Ing q ucn OF the r. required. IN balance OF ths ~
DEF cent gro 70 be notified and should not the requires
number A., be obtained, another supplementary drae
will be required.
ACCIDENT ON THR NEw-JERsBY CKSTRAA
RAuroap.--On Thursday morning while the 0cI6cs
Pittsburgh express train from New YORK crossing
the bridge over Newark Bay the draw suddenly gave
away dsmsstng q schooner which was passing through
at tie time and otherwise injuring the vessel FOE.
tunstely the engineer discovered the occurrence y
time and stopped the train which detained over .
hour behind W usual time,