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The New York herald., 1865-02-20

HRrormATsOs. ! : ~ ssaIns At "
THIS HoEDAD AND svRsr EvzHMq.
GRAND HArINKEs
.l ea WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT ~ q
UNPREcEDEsrKD. UNQUALIFIED AND
MARVELLOUS sUcoEss or
tr tag v.es MOTHER GOOSE.
p asia MOTHER GOOSE
THE FAIRY IsoESD OF TIE GOLDEN ECO,
ns rHE NEW AND GORGEOUS
COMIC rANToMME. s
NEW soErERy. DREssEs.
SUPERB APPoINrMENTs
ss,s, r,sa WIS @s baj GRAND BALLET
NEW AND STARTLING t'
o4 TRICKS. rRANsFoRMArIoNs.
WONDERS OF MAGIC DIABLERIE.
In which the Of tho Mammoth HppotheaonO
~. company employed
ADMITTED BY THE PRESS AND PUBLIC
H. 70 be the
GREATEST PANToMIMJo ACHIEVEMENT
st. EVER PREsENTED IN AMERICA.
PEALs or APPLAUSE
af gt AND SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER.
b a. 81 THz oREAT PANroMIME
wt be preceded every evening and on WEDNESDAY and
|isAruRDAY AFTERNOONS. By M. s,,,s.
" GRAND EQUESTRIAN AND aYKNAsIc
Performance OF 81 a.a NJ a9ast 0.t#n
THE xArCHLEss STAR rRoUPK
l Ffrat spnaar>rcecS ~ --- Isa3H tWr agfe 14tr
L N - tHft
ga THR RENOWNED GERMAN 0YMNAgTs.
l THR CONRAD BRorHRRs. .f
a'ia OPINIONS or THE PRRss
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the SUNDAY COURIER, rEBRUAnY 70.

TIE SUNDAY NOUHIER FEBRUARY TO-
The decidedly original pantomine Mother 0ooss nj this
popuar establishmrnt has attracted Of
during the past week and one and s prononnne
srest The various and nccnts-the f,rv
spectacles the magic all been cased
81 apprecve audcpees sbovc ts esraty OF thpss seen
usually 81 places Of alousennenA :. M -
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vs and Prcspscl H ores wi be rereivcd At the cor
nss - orasa and EiissbsS ..rssts q Mcnday sns M
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THE HERALD, FEBRUARY 10.

HIProTnRArRoN MArrKEE:-This house crowded
overlooking yesterday with ladies and Juveniles assemb
to the new comic pantonime which presented wi
all the other attractions Of the Circle their especial
III at matinee. We have rarely seen audience enj
themselves more thoroughly than this occasion.
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NHOUeANDs ARE RUINED DgYOND nEDEnrfTon
II IA tbs life hy pes calling On -. HUNTER somer %
Mv Ne IN cufe ne worst Gases - secret 6seese IN
slepos and dopssrs wii plcsss c. and Md lo Of
nabla gaYncates of uade within Ne ast Ay
q sos hopeless oasea 0st Asd lad the beneGt u dozsna
u ouS most enineut physicAns And surg4onI gepsrA
Es wcoassSul medical dsssssssy DR. Hsstsrs nH4 bfoR
psp disesseS when rcQuhes tsstene and AL osh3
sdes fan; cures withsut dteti.g o. rsslsosa N the
hAphs q e patient cnIes ne and ok.
scSss = sps ~ ~sS ~ sss
mercury and possesses the pecariy valuable property
Of snnhisng the rsrk snd pcsccus tnt that the blood
sure 70 absord unless hs rsus1y vsed Tan what he
Claims for II and what no oSkcr Win aocompsh g per
vial No Diviion street. New Yoyk city, since lsSA Book
graus 4.a. at lt.1 = f.e. r lHlf. e aatoa9 1At
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DRYANTo.
ID Mechanics, Hall, "a Broadway. above Grand sresl
Mr. FRANK LESLIE. First appearance this season.
Brilliant success Of Che screaming burlesque Of
THE LIVE MUM.
ARTENGs WARD: THK MORMON lIRHFvE.
Exempt Shakers. Jack Csde Tho Perfect CuroA
THE BEATS OF NEW YORK
Sally Come up. rinpanonion The Piy ywiIlywnck nanA
Psrquet 60cen,s; Gallery, ~ cents. Commence - ~
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J. L. SMITH, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
IA. day at II O'Clock, mt No II suyvesant place Ninth
sstree between Second and Third avenues ono Piano OF
splendd and 1nish 500; three
wood and %shosany; Bedroom Suits Rockers, Looking
lnsan Carpet and everything that belongs
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TJOOLEY 4 CAMPBELL's MINsTREIa
Ill Dl Bowery opposite Spring street
First appearance Of J. Il. DONkIkER the wurld fano1
vioinist and Meophono performer; MICKEY WARR1W,
tho Champion Jig Dancer and Master REYNOLDS the J1
First week of the LIVE ISGIN. Jenny
Lind Ncodenus Johnson Veterans Return Handy AnlE
Hop Light Loo, 0ooss and Gander, Ac., Ac
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TIE SUNDAY TIMES, FEBRUARY 10

The new comic panomme Of Mother Goose the Fairy
Legend OF the Golden Egg has been brou maQnl
style, and ecpses IN many respects Harlequin Hue
Beard The spectacular portions very striking the
and transformations exceedingly well done Tie
piece upb Mr. Lehman formerly the avs troupe
and the dogmatcal doggcrcl by Mr. John Darce capital
fairy ballet with which the pantoic opens ~ followed by
the entrance Of the fairy queen, who subsequently
formed Into Mother Go0sehe goose being played by Mr.
BAptsuns mos. iudcrousiy series of scenes follow in
which deal OF fun created by Clown Pantaoon
Harlequin, the audience Is kept n of laughter
throughout the performance The scenery exceedingly
coed piace oil respects the aud mst
smusinof the Kind that have Witnessed IN time
and predict n very II win continue 70 10
performed every evening and At the masnees Wednesday
and Saturday.
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II BURKE AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Ls at IL O'Clock, the Fixtures 4S7 Sec
ond avenne ne English Pump general outfit; also
s.he Household Furniture Of the family attached.
,dNEORGR COOK AUCTIONEER-DEsKs, COUNTING
III House Furniture Household Furniture kc-On Tues
day 2s Instant ut l0s o'clock at 81 Liberty street largo
ot Of the above goods worthy the notice Of those
Catalogues morning of sale.
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A UCTTON NOTICE.. w. EZEKIEL 4 co. AUC-
tonecrs and general commission merchants Is bowery,
Har SELL Monday 10Th inst, Mt 10 o'clock large
eof red and white Fannes Cassineres, Cloths, also
Feather Beds Mattresses Quilts Comforters &C., which
smust be closed out. -
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A TrENroN, YOUNG MEN.--DR. WARD, 6 FRANK.
"A Lin street. the ready doctor In certain diseases
feedf n cas0 N 81 FL =
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A UcTIoM sALE-BY HENRY r. wEsTcorT, AUc
IA TIONEER, IN

- ~ - SAtSE Or ELEuAS ASlIlOUSEllO1O
TAfESIKY BRuSSELs ~ ", AND H INGKAiN GARPETs,
RICH CHINA, SILVER, CUT GLASS, CUTLERY, &C.
This Monday afternoon at two O'Clock at house l5s West
,SmP1sng large and elegant variety Of iaro Chamber
ngs and costly Paror Ornaments China, Silver Ware Out
Glass Co. Descriptive catalogues ut house. No postpone
.nont Of oalc. llIll Y = z.
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FOR sALr-rHE sfD,E OF FA-CY
stgf must 10 COLL tb.s sfat. vefT cheap To-.
gnIfo 10 N'-af, ste. iri'-y 90 -
I,OR sAtf-ORASGE cot NTT MILK
= nrro' ho''e sucn. hsfne snd route cheap
iof essh. hfpy stt7 wee HfosisV
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u sui fifnitute, n srInkins and oyster hous.
fres 49, v fh sore and bach room W let vIth
.hols hou'e " feIuuei Rent ehsap. Appy 500
Wss can a. Hl
u'O BUTCHERS 4 CHANCE SELDOM
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complete established hF the pressnt oerupant Tor .
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doad' 'nd she cannot stts nj 10 10 iUufs las Esst
18Th - near ~ sve, 10
WANTED TO SELL FOR 5000, A
w business lons s,,ailish,d paying $50 and ovet
Hof mouth profit Address " IsON, IhuAde ia
fpti ON" Must To amahtnlst as
X1Z =. FOR SALE, A FIRST RATE
W 'ho.rdns, dining sod lodsins house, ne.r
1thd o. ct fsffy excellent business location, ani
ehesp rent Apply on the premises, 90 Grand IS
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SEWING MACHINES.

A WHEELER & WILSON, GROVER &
"A Baker, or Wilcox Gibbs sewing machine
wanted Address, giving description, conditiCn,
price, &c, CASH BoH 81 Sun oifco, Tor two days
uOWE'S CYLINDER SEWING MACHlNE
Il L TO cell at bargain. Call No. 20 Groenuish
avenue, and second hand machines OF all kinds 10
ent cut and sell Al low prices bloats machine 83;
v. 4 Wa, nearly new, $50 Machines bougAt aid
oN,hangod. S0s
SEWlNG MACHINES-WHEEL & VIII
- son'., Singer. Grover 4 Bakers, lio-st WILCOX
4 I; bhs', and other 2dhhnd, IRON S35 up New ma
chimes al Makes price,. Atchinou 10 ient, bought
and repaired, 81 sSS broadway, up stars COT. 81
Worth at $40
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entlt ~ ne other and W. fufuinr. either 80. N
tnives a. tfpt NJ fsud motion
he IHNf u from The font n NE faus rhieh
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" lnsb out n reaf sud can be M uHn 10 and on
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connecting the rltpan
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arf uuAFr
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snh hs mo. 'nrth, uiui behtness combine, than
am other M0ser
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srutiny q 40 vho are IN any ~Ay la'cf- 81 In tho
mihg Interest n examine this Nov or feeiing con-
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bhAts OF Ills supp led Nth Machine. for one hof -
WILLIAM VAN ANDIS.
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N EDICINE s.

A SURE CURE FOR INTEMPERANCE
hand total destruction Of the appetite for liquor.
by Dr. KINGS Pow dcrs given In anything, unknown
to tho person. They will not seksn Wien taken -
limitations do. Price 81. Depot 81 Lakes Pharmacy,
cor Grove and Hudson sts y. Y 4N
A NEW LYING-N ASYLUm rs NOW
n open al the corner Of Lexington and Sist v.
Apps tor admission TO thu lady superintendent, 81
East 2lr At, bet and ~, or 10 tho resident phys-
clan, between 10 and daily, except Sundays. Wei
nurses provided with situations. A6
CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CAMPBELLS
" syrup tar and Wild cherry. suro cure tor coughs,
ooldN, bronchitis sore throat dip,hsris and all
affections Of the throat and lunss Price Doc per bot
Tie. 10 be had at CANPBELIiS drug store, Ger sth
Nv. sud 2sth II; also Ut SHLDDEN's drug store,
nowerv and 4th at CHAMBERS drug tore, cor. IIud-
and Hammond STA, Ask your drug gist 70 procure
IL for YOU. lie ahd take no other. ~
nYSPEITICS SHOULD TRY A BOTTLE
bof Dr. SMITHS DYSPEPSIA ANNIHILATOR-
II never falls IN curing cases Of long standing. II
persev.Ted with. Prepared and for sale At +6 Bon tn
second a., Willismsburgh. Price 81 per bottle. 5J1
GRAVEL-IMMEDlAT RELIEF GIVEN
VI In the worst cases, end the only medicine that
will permanently cure the diseases OF the Kidneys
and bladder, are 10 be had at Dr. VIM. BARkERB.
IA south 9th A., Wiliamsburgh. 4Os
DRICE REDUCED To 81 PER Box
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HnPE CHAFEf, 40 BROADwAY - ~
m.siss1. Professor wisGsHS' ~. .s's. .,s IT,,
sonferful Performance svery svspins, eou,g,etr
ins o. o'oleet Admission n eeuU p.fI1stts 80
sa.uti.y .hsrnoon so Selocs ~
MUSIC FURNISHED FOR rARrIEs. POO
l'h Thlfd o. hef Ayenus sBd ~. front fosfn %,
hoof over shoe store Violin, harp or piano. 80i
NEW NATIONAL C1RCts-SOs 81 AS6
MONDAY .nd TtIsGiY syEsrNgs ooi,
EiGNOR ALBERTO RObfNl
IN his terrible acL entitled
liz GLOBE HDtfANT,
Or Ascension from STAGE 10 Gallery.
wednesday Farewell HeBsnt WIN r. ODEIJ.
hAIlNFfS- Wednesdays add saturdays, SfS.
Admission 80 ot, % cD., and 10 cts 89S
NEW YORK COOKING ACADEMY -
SOC BROADWAY.
lluuratef iectufe. inc Guiding every branch q
the Art Of Cooking, At Ocloy a. T. ~. and on Ius.-
dAs and Fridays al 10 0eio-t A. ~ TOR Profession.
Coob and other. Admission 90 cents. OoO
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SAVINGS BANKS.

e p z CENT. INTE K Z
" FREE FROM TAX,
,.o Allowed By Uniou Dime savings BsH6.
AZ CAnA4 " Assstb SLsI WV V ~
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T FGAL ASSISTANCE - POOR AND
h~or,hy perou. requiring legal Ns,istHnco will be
sTstuitousy aided by applying a. 10 Btosray, loon
0, "a floor 3lT
NEWSBJYs, WIDE-AWAKE FOR THE
y "state.man and Home Journa." Out In = new
dp~ for saturday. Sold al IhIeo cents. Office CT
kas.nu At. 80
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DRICE REDUCED TO 81 PER BOX
II TIE IREAl ENGLISH

KFMTU1 FVK UUIT NNU NHFT MA IbNs
Al sufferers from the above complaints either
recent or long standing, are advised 70 Bl.AIRS
Gout and Rheumatic Pills. They can be relied US
on as the most saie aud effeciual remedy ever offer
ed TO the public, and have been universally usod in
Europe fOr many year, with the greatest ,nccess
,od 6y WELLS 4 Co, No. ll6 Franklin 81 New
York and no.t other medicine venders
Her hAesty's Commissioners have Authorized
the name and address OF ~lHOMAs PROuT,
Y2g Strand. London" to 10 Impressed upon the Gsy
medicine. ais
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NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE STOCK
holder. Of the Clan Alpine Consolidated MIN
inr Company VIII be held Al tho Comp,uJ'. Once,
600 Brosivay, civ Of New York, al 3 O'clock T. =
Jan I'D, 1850, Tor The purpose Of taking seton on
propCsiton 70 Increase the Capital stock Of sad Com
panv TO Two Hundred and forty lhou.nnd Dollars
PETER e. ADAMS, WILLIAM :. CORNlN, Ma.
lurity OF the rm.tees. New N0rk, Doc. % 1853. 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

CANE TO THE PREMISES, At ~ Goerct
- IT, on Dec i2th, goat ths owner csn have IA
by PROVING proptrv md paylnt erpenses. ~
hog LOST--ON SATURDAY LAST. A
- black ADD white softer, blsot eara leg. spotted
black. - vii be paid b. leavinE hifn 81 Esst Gth
o. IN the rvar. JACOB ROTH ~
EOUND AT HUNTERS POINT, DC. 9Th,
Il Alrin, sail Boat, Length 20 feet breadth . r. IL
or hefesbouts, which the owner can have by provins
0fsrty aud paying expenses Inquire Of AKTIIl X
bl IKE Long island X. X. DeIo,. 26s
EOuND-ON NOV. 3OTH, GOING FROM
= Harlan 70 PORT Morris, = coal, which the owner
can have BY proving property and paving EXPENSE
2la hssi stth a. UP floor, front room. arsrT
O'clock. 4. N. II
plCKkD UP-A ROWBOAT, NOV. 10Th.
which tho owner can have by proving proparty
and payins erpcnse.. II not called for IN q d.y,
DockN Brooklyn. SIG
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MILITIA 1s Y.

nURYER ZOUAVES-CO. =, 4TlI Infant.
Dry, n. q. 4. n. " will meet At the Amor, 800
broadway, on Friday evening, dec. lith, al J.. ".
TliOhAS 2Ol
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
"a AGENCY MEssRs MINI A co, Publishers
Of The Scientific Amofio a." continue to at ~ A.
tofneu for occurring Patents for nes Inventions In
This and all foreign countries
he.sr hlNN 4 60. have had seventeen year.
etpenehcs IN soliciting psieuts and have actai a.
Attorney Tor more than mOyl Inventors
famphes containing tho Patent laps and other
Important Information 10 Inventors furnifLud, hss,
on application.
Consultation and sdvee free. Addfs.
MtNN eco,
81 PARK Ro-, New York, or cor. OF and IN s,s,
Washington, H. g. Az
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Personal NOTICES.

l. MATILDA at l5l Broadway, Brooklyn, ". u.
MATILDA keKIRDY SIS
INFORMATION WANTED OF DANIEL
L HAGERrI, nstiy. OF Cork, Ireland came to
this city ia 1861, and lived for come timo at 4sS
Cherry OF 10 married, aud had then ono child by
DAVID HAGtkrf, at 10 Washington 81, n. Y. -
IF THE BOY CALLING HIMSELF WIN.
Il ROBINSON, will call on hi, friend LOUIS, At ~
Fourth street. Bowery, no will hear somei hing
G eAtly 10 his advantage. 81
JAMES SLATER. l.. BLACKMORE Is
81 an1 ious to zee JAMES SLATER, who formerly
worked Tor him Please call or send your address 10
j. l. BLACKNORE, JerGey CITY, n. j. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-25

New YORK, March S.-The rebel Com
gress before closing its recent hasty leave
of Richmond, after refusing to adopt any
Of the measures urged by Davis - requi-
site 70 save the rebel cause, issued IN ad-
dress to the Southern people. It begins by
saying they cannot haye peace except BY
the sacrifice Of their independence and pro-
perty; that subjugati0n and DETERMINATION
are the only terms they can get. It refers
70 what itregards as the evils Of recon.
stfuction, and makes an appeal to their
manhood. It gives colored view Of the
resources Of the South, and calls upon the
people 70 drive into the ranks again abseu.
teee and skulken.
Il congrGtulates the country upon the
appointment Of Leo ~ General-in-C Chief.
and apologies for the heavy burden of tax.
alton they have been Obliged to impose,
They believe that the people OF the United
States have become tired OF the war. and
say they can, at any tune have peace bv
abandoning the wicked attempt Ct subiu.
CATION. They recite again their gievances
under the old government, and call upon
the people to emulate the example of the
Russians when Napoleon invaded theil
territory. They wind up with q strong On.
peal sayinR that succese ia within 1heir
| reach-that the battle in not to the strong
and that the shades OF their martyred hosis
hover over and beck0n them on
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From Florida.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Herald 8
Key West correspondent says the object Of
Ml Ns s, s,d recent expedition up st.
bells aud inflict as much damage ~ posi-.
bile, and if practicable. capture st. Marks.
Though not accomplishing all. he was
greatly successful. After considerable
diminishing, he bad . stubborn light at
Natural Bridge, where the rebels were in
strong force and we'll posted. Though in
superior numbers, they were driven from
their position, but Gen. Newton, owing to
disparity Of numbers, deemed it best to
return 10 Key West, which he did without
being troubled by the rebels.
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Geld.

NEW YoRK, March 23.-There is less ex
cided to make any large ventures for either
rise or tall. The military probabilities
are against bull operations, and the recent
decline has been % severe ~ to discourage
combinations for further fall. The price
has fluctuated between Isl and l55.
Price declined this evening to 1911.
LATEsT--GOld l5OS
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gao Laan.

PH1LDELrHIA, March 2;.--Jay Cooke re.
ports sales of the $50 loan to-day to the
amount OF $3.E54, $40, including one from
Cincinnati Of $3l4,OOO, and one Of $l5D, 400
from Philadelphia. Also 2.l45 individual
subscriptions of $50 and SlOO.
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Gen. Suily telegraphs, under date Of the
18th ult., that there is good news from the
Indian country. Mosto the Indians have
given up the fight as hopeless, except some
600 lodges of the Santees, who are backed
up by the balfbreeds OF the British pos.
sessions, and still bold out.
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NRw YORK, March 23.-The Post reports
q disaster ON the New York Central Rail-
road to-day, : miles west of Utica. nv
which five cars were. thrown into the water
from three to five feet. Two persons were
killed and forty wounded
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DENsE.-From the evidence nro,lnceli fro,,,
the British Foreign Office It appears that
Lord Lyons was utterly broken down. and
g. compelled to resign his post Of British
Minister at Washington, in consequence OF
the unparalleled task to which he was suh-
lected III his efforts to keep up with Mr..
Seward's voluminous diplomatic CORES.
eondence. The letters connected with Her
MNeety's Washington Embassy for one
Lyons has succumbed to the pressure an,i
retired, and Sir Frederick Bruce, thor.
o0ghly trained in the long winded iiplonr.
scy OF China, comes to takes his place. W.
congratnlate Lord Lyons, and We sympa
| tnl5e With Sir Frederick Bruce. Ne.y YoyJ
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MEADvILLE, Pa, March 2S.-Thc Allan.
TIC q Great Western Railroad will resume
tho running Of their express trains ON
Thursday, edd inst, the Erie road having
recovered from the effects OF tue late fresh.
81. Passengers by this route will suffer no
detention
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RM~MRalA n

New YORK, March 23.-It In rumored on
the street that sherman fought battle
with Johnston near Raleigh and defeated
him. Gold fell TO 81 81 in consequence.
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New York, March 22-The steamer
vsrine, from Beaufort, North Carolina.
10th, has arrived hero. She brings import
ant intelligence. The news of the capture
Of Goldsb0ro was received In the city soon
after the victory by dispatches from Sher-
man, who it wss reported called for REIN
forcements for his army during their fur
Their march northward.
Immense numbers Of troops were sent
promptly In response from Beaufort by
rail and other roads, to Goldsboro, prepar-
atory to meeting the main army Of Sher-
man.
It was believed that battle was immi-
Dent, and hence Gen. Sherman's army was
sweiled to an overwhelming force, the ex-
tent Of which may lead to . general retreat
or surrender Of the enemy.
Reinforcement and supplies had also
been sent from Newbern to Join Sherman's
army. W
Refugees at Beaufort and Morehsad City
declare that the rebel troops are democrat
lied and that their supplies are beginning
to fail.
It was also reported that part of Lees
army had gone to reinforce Johnston, and
that his main force was about Ave miles
north Of Raleigh.
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RecFeoelon.

WASHINGTON, March c3.--It is under.
stood that the President, accompanied by
for few days relaxation in accordance
with the advice Of his physicihn.