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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26
REAL ESTATE IN THE

CITY OF XIX II Nun H. oN MAIN NhLiA
AND BROAD STREETS, At AUCflON.-By re-
quest of the heirs at law of the late Martha j EuS-
t.,cr We Will sell at auction, on the premises, re-
>prgtivcly IN the order named below, on INT RS
DAY t, eth day oi October, commencing at -
o'clock T. NJ, the following Valuable real estate, tn
wit:
lst 4 lot Of ground, with several framed tene-
nrnts thereon, occupied by Mrs. Kate laylor ana
others. fronting furty-fpur feet on south side ot
Main street, between Twenty first and twenty
second streets nearly adjoining the County Court
house. -
2l 4 lot fronting thirty feet on the east side OF
Wall street. ia rear of Blarknship'5 stable, and
rented to GeOrgc Watt n Go.
3D. Two lots fronting sixty feet, at the southwest
corner of Broad and Wall streets, rented 10 o. A
Ain~eY ana Thomas Cooley, who have erected sew
eTtl framed tcucmonts thereon > and at o'clock l.
NJ. we viii scN
lth The valuable brick tenement on the south
side of broad hetelren Fifth and Sixth streets, oc-
cupicd hy Mr. Linncm1n.
Plat, of the property will be- shown at the time OF
sale This sale should attract the attention OF capl-
tall Is, the property is mostly well located.
TrgM<: Onr-thlrd cash, balance at four and elght
months with interest, and secured by trust deeds ;
OF all G., Ia, ut the option of the purchasers.
GRUBBS ~ WILLIAMS. AuctIoneers,
oc 20 Successors to Goddin Apperson.
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ANorHPR YANKEE MURDER-A gentleman who
left Atlanta few days ago, reports that a man by
the name of LaIkin Smith was suspected by the en-
emy a. having been concerned In the hanging OF the
bridge burners of 1862. He was twice arraigned
ana tried, but by some means came out clear both
times lie afterwards started for our lines, and had
nearly reached Rough and Ready when he was
oyertak,u by a file of men and carried back to At
lanta, where he was soon afterwards hung.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

SALARIES OF CIERGYNEs The Baptist church at
Macon has resolved to raise ITS pastors salary to
ten thousand dollars for the coming year, for which
ulrpose several members subscribed as high one
thousand dollars and others for half that sum-
The Presbyterans of the same city have resolved to
give Rev. ID. Wills, their able pastor, house ana
euuphrt cost " hat IL will.
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THE WAR NEWS.

All Is quiet ON the north side and likely -
10 continue The hostile armies have 50 strongly
rut,rnehcd themselves and fortified their positions
that IT would sheer madness for either to at
tack thu other IN front The amount OF islied TIM
hcr .h~ra,,r De Gixs, stump, bitches anI enbank-
rn,r> that either would hav" 10 travel over in ma
king an assault, appears sufficient to make II an
absolutely hopeless undertaking. 1t has been the
common belief that Grant whether Buffers canal
w.r. finished or not would before the ith Of Noyem-
brr attempt something card for Lincoln = re
election bat it strikes IA that he will rather
he content 10 ret Iincoln's chances on Shnli-
lqn's successes il. the Valley than run the
ri-k ot spelling the game by an unsuccessful move
a,, Tie Il. Inn nd lines This, however, Is m"r"
SPECULATION There stand the hostile armies, in
some places five hundred, in others not one hun
drrI, yarls apart. They nay remain in their t.
,rr.tiyc positions all winter Grant having fou%ht
It out Oh this line all sumner or amy morning OF
night collision may hr brought about.
We mentioned yesterday that the Yankees were
bal>iIy engaged at some work behind a thick clunF
Of pines northwest of Fort Harrison, about two
hundred and fifty ylrls distant from our hnes.-
Their business at this place u still uneXpuned
some think they mining bat the great distance
from our front forbd- the il"a They are most
probably A. We before suggested, throwing up line
II earthwoIks perhaps constructing redoubt and
| plant ing mortar batteries
W, are glad to be able announce that the eighty
six of our prisoners pt by Butler to labor in Dutch
gap, under our fire, have been removed When Mr..
McRae went 10 Buffers headquarters last Sunday,
| ho w,> informed by the Beast that they had been
withdrawn from the gap and sent north, soon as
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPF fHOM CASTLE iHtSbfa.
Two men, named Savage Bloodgood and Thomas X
Rogers, attempted 10 escape from Castle Thunder
on Monday evening last. Bloodgood; VIII" was IN
tho ,,l aLnye cut a hole, through to the cell below
but before he effected his purpose, the intention was
discovered by the officers at the Castle ana they
were more securely confined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

SAD AcCIpFNr.-Betwcen and io'cock on Moh-
day afternoon, Mr.. L. Chenault, oiler OF machinery
at the Confederate States Armory, on Fifth street,
while attempting to put belt upon pulley, was
caught by the belt and drawn up TO the P"iley,
hre,kna III, left arm and inhicting CHASTITY wound
anon hs left side-in fact, nluring hun that there
Is httle hope Of his surviving the accident lie was
Immediately taken to his home III Manchester slnce
which We have not heard from him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

DERSONSW WILL FIND TIE LATEST
NORTHERN PAPERS, all the sou UliIEKN
ltttES, all thc CITY PAPERS, &c, at the Con-
ivl.llte H.idlng- Room
a coma lytr file Ot the NEW YORK NEWS kept
l.'e iul parties expecting " PERSONALS lfoii
J.e.r il.rt.d- IN the North Admission good for All
t'' tny cents twenty-five tickets, live dollars
-G. IT.
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REAL ESTA TIE FOR SALE.
EARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND

Il SEVEN ACRES, WITH COMFORTABLE
UNWILLING, ICE-HOVSE. &c, WITHIN SIN
MILES OF RICHMOND, ON THE DEEP RUN
TURNPIKE, NOW OCCUPIED BY Mr.. THOMAS
G.. ELLETr, FOR RENT rRlNATELH.-We" offer
for rent, for the year 1868, the FARM located a.
above, of one hundred and seven acres, with dwell
ling, containing two large and garrett kitchen
and other out-houSoS, III good order; Il new Ice
house which will contain from eight to ten thousand
bushels There Is good garden. The place lS
healthy and well wateIci. There is some wood,
proyender, and other articles, which will be sold to
the party renting the place at valuation For
terms. apply to Cru BBS X WILLIAMS,
oe 26-3t AuCtionCCrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

MEAT BRICK RESIDENCE ON
~ MAYO. NEAR BROAD STREET, AT Auc-
TION ON THURSDAY, October p, at o'clock
T. NJ, we will sell. upon the premises, IENf',
MEN IN Ilughes's Row, being the nitn rom pioat
street and now occupied by Mr.. :. X. Fondren IL
has SIX rooms, kitchen with two rooms, and Is fur
nlshcl with water and gas.
The premises are III good order, and lmmediate
possession will he given.
TtRMs To suit purchasers.
n,25 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
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An ,FTFR-pISNER HERALD EDIToRIAL-M'CLELLAN
AND BENNKIT

An AFTER-DISNER HERALD EDIToRlAL-MC GILLIAN
AND BENNETT.
The fact that General Mcclellan spent the day
with James Gordon Bennett at his mansion ON
Washington Heights OH Thursday last, is IL subject
If comment IN all the New York papers. With
little curiosity we turn to the H0afds political edi-
torial of the next day to see how Little Mac Is
handled We find the article opening with limen-
ta,on over the fact that the rival candidates for the
Presidency are two military and political failures,
and tbe only question before the people Is which Is
th. least ol,ectiouable After scathlng review Of
Lincoln's Administration, the article thus closes:
This brief review, touching the Administration,
will suffice to expose the lncXpcdbe stupidty ol
the managers Of the Democratic party nom lhe
autumn elections of 1862 down to the present day
adj thus party held fast u that vigorous wax pat
form upon which they reached the inside ttich III
1862 they would have held 1t and gained IN stielBth
from that day to this. Or had the leaders "i Tue
n.rty even at Chicago consulting the dctCctlons and
liss,nsions i'll the Republican camp, hi"ft'u u
strong war and Union platform, with consistent
and undllestiOnabe Union war ticket there can De
little. doubt that instead OF losing, they Woula nav
carried all these late elections from Maine 10 lndi-
ana inclusive. But the unparalleled stupilits oi
the Democrats III adhering to their toppefheaa
poacc-nt-any-pri leaders has oycr-baliueei an
the bunders OF the Administration ana very ilea
united all the late dscordant elements on that sde
Of the house spite of themselves and their teaa
ness for any movement promising wholesome
change. ,,D,oo,aox,
may we'll inuure The short interval OF sixteen
days remains between us and the Presdentlai exec
tiun The late election results, especially In lnaa
and Ohio disclose the fatal weakness III .he De,lio
cratic programme 1t lies in its peace-at-any
Chicago platform and its affiliations. Hewls TINS
evil now to be remedied This Is question when
Mr. Belmont is the man " answer hgetiy anu
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
Y TWENTY-SECOND, TW TWENTY-THIRD
AND CARY STREErS, FOR SALE AT AUC-

TWENt1-SEtbND, W Il N IA n II
AND CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TivN-Bs requcat Of N-. John b Brown We VIII
sell. upon the premises respectively, on MONDAY,
the 3lst dav of October, commencing immediately
after the sale for MesssrS. Goddln &Claiborne COM
missioners say ut | o'clock L. NJ, the following
REAL ESTATE, to-wlt:
l. A Lot on east side Twenty-second, between
Main and Cary streets, fronting forty feet and nm
ming back eighty-our feet TO the property OF MIS-
HAYES estate.
.. The Lot at the northwest corner of Cary ana
Twepty-third streets, fronting one hundred ana
thirty-two feet, running back ON Twenty street
one hundred and sixty-tive feet. This LOT contains
a large body of the best moulding sand.
3 4 Lot now leased to Mr.. James tunn, on east
side of Twenty-third between Main and Cary streets,
fronting sixty feet and running back one hundred
aud thirty-two feet; bounded north and south w
alleys fifteen feet wide and with the privilege OF an
alley twenty feet wide running through to twenty
fourth street.
This property is all well located, is convenient tn
the York River railroad, the Dock and Rockets, ana
Is well suited tor factories, warehouses, &c.
Capitalists would do well to give this sale their
particular attention.
TRIMS: Made to suit purchasers.
oc 26 GRUBi}S Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
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3itbnron0 4ispatfg,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 90, 1861

The nn1y Dl4rArcH is sold TO News Dealers at
TWENTY cfxrs per copy. CRY CARRIERS are ah'hof-
ig.d to charge oSE DOLLAR AND FIFrY CENTS pei
week 20 regular subscribers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

Professor Bache, for twenty-one years chief of the
United States Coast Survey, dangerously i'll of
affection Of the brain.
Gabriel b. Duval, superintendent Of Public
Schools in Alabama, died few days since at Mont
gomery
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4 NEAT LITTLE FARM AND TAN.

4 NEAT LITTLE FARM AND IAN
~ NEkY, IN "CA IRA" CUMBERLAND
COUNTY, FOR SALE.-It has fifty acres IN good
condition. Most Of it is rich About fifteen acres
are low ground, on Willis river The dwelling has
six large and airy rooms, with IA back porch the
length of the house, and u neat front porch The
house has just been thoroughly repaired. The yard
is large and beautifully shaded; good kitchen.
with two rooms good garden; thirty trees OF choice
fIuits.
The TAN-YARD is new; has fine run Of Gus
tom and has capacity Of five hundred hides
wear The tools are all new, and there Is bark
enough TO last until spring.
The purchaser will have the privilege of buying
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, Stock, Crops
Sc if he desires. Possession given at once.
Its situation quiet, and removed from all pro-
liability Of interruption by the enemy.
oc2i GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

CoxrrnEEiTt STATES DIsTEIcr CoUhr.-in Judge
Halyhu1ton's Court the following ca~cs, members
of Dement'S F st battery, were discharged
under writS of hGb"a> ccJp"y yesterday: l.. W Jcn-
kins john K. Yates, T. + Nelson, Thomas William
son, Francis McWIlilnm-, William j.. Shetnhnn,
Richard +. Richardson, J. Bernard Gardner ana
James 4. Dorsctt.
The habCas coJp,ly casos of John \ Davis, tNtza-
rcllri Cirnigc V. rrrrIr, John w. Fucker, j. W. r
Hltt,n. Henry G. Bowie, +. Il. berry, Thomas Ill.
Sundcrl md, Eugene Wugthngton, Gcnrg" W. BtS-
ford John NJ. Sutherland, II. D. &C Sergeant, John
Campbell and Daniel W. lloyd, also members oi
Dement'S battery, were continued M to-day
The court thrreupon adjourned till eleven O'Clock
tins rnnInlnE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

USENEMENT IN RAGLAND'S ROW,
ON JEFFERSON STREET, FOR SALE AT
NTfCItON On FRIDAY, October -, at u o'clock
= Nj we will sell a FRAMED TENEMENT with
four rooms, situated on Jefferson street, between
Broad and Marshall. and recently occupied by Mr..
WtshhuInc. Immrdiat" possession may be had.
o,aj GRUEBS * WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
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Gitl,monS 9isp''ttt,
nv ! 4. COwARDIS & co.

Tn. nrsr,rcH IS putl'shel daily t@nnhay
i"' - MOI : ,Es for twelve months; TWENTY
81, >, - f,r s,x months. rFH noittRs Tor mt'F
p', ~ rots rntl.,Ws Tor one month, IN adVai''f,
rIr,ttances by mail are at the nSs "' 'H"''
,rt, maxi, them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

sbOCAIiONTAS TRIBE, No. 1t, |. q.
X. M. thici, and Brothers. Meet ut your
"l.F~1u on the 2Gth instant at half-paSt o'clock,
e business of great Importance will be brought up.
i l- expected all will attend.
BY order Of the Sachem.
ROBERT PEITIGREW,
" .t-pt. moi OF Record.
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promptly considered and acted upon, he may yet
accomplish wonderful things in strengthening and
uniting the masses Of the Democracy and other
coasesrafircs east and oest, upon General Uct1ei-
Yan But there il no time to be lost for the tide
is evidently setting the opposite direction, though
still it may be turned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

lNOR RENT will rent, on the pro
1 niseS, on TUESDAY, the lst day Of Novrtu-
hcr l. O'Clock, tor the ensuing year (lsbJl, and
possession given on the iot day ot January next,
thu FARM lately the residence of Joseph Bernard.
and the property Of John o. TAYLOR, docotsed,
tanning from one hundred ana fifty h. two hundred
acres and about four miles from Richmond. Thn
house is in tirst-rste order, ani adjoining Mrs Nor
dccai and David Gardiner and others. Ii the day
should prove Indictment, It will be rented the next
far day at the SAME hour.
TREMANDA L. TAYLOR,
Administrators Of John o. Taylor, deceased.
oC 26-Dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

NOTICE TO TRAVELERS.-Pers
i visiting the city be- accommodated WITH
good BOARD aud comfortable ROOMS by applying
on the cYrnerof Main and Eighth streets, next door
above the spotswo0d Hotel. Price, $50 per day,
lodging Included sl5 without Single meal, S.
also, lev FABLE BOAkDERS can be accommo-
dated. oe 25-Gts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

JrpoE WILLIAM ii. LYoNs's t"uET.-lhe only
case Of importance which was disposed oi III TINS
court yesterday was that OF W lillian L. Saunders,
Justice of the peace from the county OF King
Queen After Il hearing Of the testimony, the pet-
tiuner was granted his discharge.
The count then adjourned ull eleven O'Clock tins
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

NEAR MOTHER AND FATHER:-l
J am Il prisoner ot war, confined in Prison No.
8, Camp tha.c Columbus Ohio. | am well "nte
l. IL, iF tag of truce
Your tilcctluuate son,
q, II St. THEODORE W. POOLE
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RAPHTC
REPORTS OF THE xuruaL PRESS .ssoc,srro,
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION on THE AL4-


MOBILE, October 25-The steamer Senator No. 2
exploded her boilers and was burnt and sunk, on
Sunday, on tho Alabama river Four white per-
sons and twenty negroes were killed Sixteen other
persons were injured.
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A NNUAI. MEETING.--Then next An
~ NUAL MEETING Of the Stoekho11efe ~ ."e
f,1nmond. Fre,iericksburg Potomac Railroad Com
pany will be held 1t the office OF the Company IN
the city of Richmond, at Il o'clock NJ, "kp
NESDAY, the 18th Of November, 1864.
J. Is. WINSTON, SECRETARY and treasurer
oc lT-2awtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

CHiRTS, COLLARS, and all kinds ct
- PLAIN and FANCY STITCHING. Family
SEWl Nc done TO order; also, CLoAKS ard FANCY
SILK QUILTING, Gentletnen's LINEN neatly re-
paired ou reasonable Terms.
Also Wheeler Il Wilson'S or Sloat's Elliptic SEW
ING MACHINES put IN order and instructions
given Oh the Machines. Miss NJ. DUNCAN,
Mayo street, opposite Jewish Synagogue.
oc 26-3tF
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AND LOT AT CAMPBELL.

IL COURTHOUSE FOR SALE offer for
sale my HOUSE and LOT at the above place. The
house is brick and contains nine rooms, with conve-
niences for a large family The lot contains about
three acres. If not sold privately before, this pro-
pcrty will be sold at public auction, at Campbell
Courthouse, on MONDAY, the lith of November
next Address EFy. W. y. tROtk kEEr
Oc 16-3tt Campbell Courthouse, ' a.
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A number of men between thirty ard forty, I
believe. J belonging to Burbridge's commend, cap
turcd at Saltvillc on the 2l instant among the
pr 5oners who arrived to-day by flag Of truce from
Richmond one of ther--a gentleman Of the Teu-
tonic persuasion gave his opinion the result
of that expedition in somewhat laoonc style: owe
gets not inooch salt dere," SAID he, but We gets
peppered like der tuyfel."
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DEATH OF GENFaAL ARCHER.
Grncral Archer died in this city on Monday nl2ht
lie was 4 native Of Marylan and gallant officer.
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4 CHANCE.-A FITX-FUR CAPE, OF
~ superior quality and in good order. for sale
Apply at Room No. 4 Post-ofhee Department
oc 23-3ts
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MILITARY BUTTONS. -- $50 gross
IN MILITARY BUTTONS, consisting VI staff,
Virginia Stih, Louisiana Stan and Infantry Bat
tons, for sale by G. GENNEf,
oc 2e-6t iig MAN street.
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HNHREE HUNDRED FAIRS CHILL
DREN'S SHOES, OF good quality, for sale by
T. A. BALDWIN CO,
Thirteenth street. between Main and cary
oa ae-6ts
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A correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, in
q letter from James rver, says:

A SUMMARY OF BuRBRIDGEs EXPFDITION TO tn
sAT WORKS.
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Sale conducted by Messrs. GRunBs WILLIAMS
oc 2G-tds
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

TgA SrAMsH DESIGNS IN AxnmoA.--Our
readers arc already informed Of The decided
disposition Of Peru to resist the sggrsssious OF
Spain, and 70 wage determined war fer sAs
integrity Of tho Peruvian territory. Spain h
not likely TO 1nd IN easy prey In tho South
American republic. aud unlcss she recedss
from the position taken by the seizure >or the
Chlncha Islands she viii have war on her
hands that she cannot 90 through with glory or
honor. Spain has not tho power to carry on
any but the very fseblest struggle on this side
the Atlantic. This has been shown 10 the 81
Domingo war However We may rate Spanish
power 10 Europe, Spanish power In America
has been proveeb by c9nParsee sltA The poyS
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

TIE democrats have gained two members Of Congress as
far as heard rrom In the Fifteenth and Twentieth dis
.ric,s and one 10 the Twenty Tho returns
from Ohio con!inus to show large republican majortics
and gain of ten or eleven members Of Congress In.
diana has gone heavily for the republican, that party
having gained In thirty counties nineteen thousand
the vote Of 1865 Az far ascertaued the follow
ing the changes in the Congressional delegations Of
each State:-
Dem. cdiM Rep gam
Pennsylvania. Observation-Disclosures. l
Oni0,.
Indiana - Is
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Net republican Gain .... ...................k IA
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
The Opsra.

rag sALLo M E.hcHslA---A XIV 9QFlp4Eee.
A. asoss the sins Last sIssl shs1 SpsA ~ sksssl
have LEFT their homes for the Academy n huslo . vGy
heavy rain storm vhtsd our city. Tnsss who had -
cured ssats n advance brsvsd ths storm. bss Auare
q others we're deferred from vsnurss HsA Ne vSkA
bssa ir shs hsuss would have bssa orpwds1 10 svsy
uars: for q wss large and INTERESTED aadssos ~
psssseA
M opera was vsrds Bao IL xaschssa, psoaossl -
shs nrss time, with oass almost uss. Cssssztxssso
Vas The Amelia aud sass shs nsss &iih bss ousssAS
fsrvev aud sxpsssssoa. BsIlis - Rssehss. va sw0
better than lass season. while MAsmilian Rooarls
sang we'll but had 70 ooeteod With the reooIlsosios q
notable vores In his part BrambiiIs gave sssisfsss
- the Page. singing ths music with swssus and purify
hsr voIos prsssntng the anomaly 70 whss 70 have -
fore sded-an nsufncisncy Of power In the solos, -
oisar telling effect In tho higher music u The ooacsrsa1
pieces.
The new conwalto, rrida do Gebse, made hw dsbas -
part but poorly calculated 10 enlist the sympathlss 4
an audience The witch music Of Ulros occurs essrsy
IN the second oct, and doss not contain single ~
nosncsd cir mslodious saoush 70 specially please -
general ear and he ooasao thus reduced TO the ~
dsring Of her part Of the harmony In the csncsrtsA
csces In thee movements Miss 0ebsle's voies ~
prominent and telling; bat In the solo strains did -
svocs sns richness ana sweetness her prsdessaor -
upper notes are Of N qualify bus The lower 49,
and foil better part will give better oppcrtuaty
Judging os the capabilities d this avtssls
The opers for Friday night VIII - Luorssa Bcrra. -
production d Yasst being postponed ell nsxt wsss
saturday there viii bs matinee psrfornaacs o. rravAs
MIs cara Louise Kssu has bssa addsA 70 hr NnsA
scks vompany and VIII resume her exquisite perscessass
q Marguerite oa Monday nlGhs rns ssxs Brscsss
spsea wv b. svsa aa sassy&N weps
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

cistcn. difference OF about five thousand In the sst
mated poll OF that State will be made.
The continued 6rmsess the gold market bsgot kin
dred feeling In commercial circles yesterday, and bold
era OF merchandise generally nrmsr 10 their views
than thsy have bses for time past In articles
slight advance established but there
mont Of uenoe In department Cotton do.
cidsdy lower Groceries wcrc still nominal Petroleum
nrmcr. but quiet On Change the -four market was
loc I6c. higher. with fair demand Wheat advanced
&c a 3d., with q moderate demand Corn In fair do
mand, and armer Oats were in fair request, and nrm
Pork was hrmsr. with . good demand Beef and lard
active, aud rather fcmer whiskey was dull and DO
pressed. Fregbts were duh.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

A CHINESE Puzzs county and Con-
gressIonsl tickets Of this island for our ap-
proaohing elections. When they assume .
definite shape the intelligent voter concerned
will do we'll 70 look carefully over ell The
tickets OF the competing factions, and to pick
out the best men wherever he may happen TO
and them. Al present the factions are In .
state Of confusion vhjoh promises good open
ing for many wholesome changes by The people
among our lesai end Congressleaal guardians.