The New York herald., 1865-06-02

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| "a .,cure important positions for sympathising
friends a, the rebelA Jake Thompsons assassL.
nation fund .ilowed next in gettinS ap in
cendisry deeds, lie murds: Of inoffensiys
citizens. and siNilar acts Of cruelty and
bsrbsrism. But now here Is new condition
of things. The war is oven. There is no mors
danger Of rebel money influencing the ballot
boxes. There is large portion of the
democracy, ever faithful to the Union, who In
tend to run Boole at the next election, in spite
of secesh. The republicans will probably have
no candidate. The floating population may
prefer candidate of their own, say General
Dix or General John Cochrane. So we shall
have very interesting local election, covering
al these points, next fall.
A DISMAL H0wI--The London Telegraph,
crazy rebel sympathizing journal, howis
most dismally over President Johnson's procla-
nation offering reward of hundred thou
sand dollars for the capture Of JEFF. Davis, and
predicts fearful reign of anarchy in tho
United States from this terrible man johnson.
But if this is to be our portion for the procla-
nation against JEFF, what may we not expect
from the indignity offered his rebolious High
ness, and the insult cast upon his English ad-
mirers by his capture, his imprisonment and
his approaching trial and condemnation as .
traitor? We fear that John Bull will have to
recognize his Southern pro-slavery champion
and idol as little better than knave and an
impostor, and 'swhistle him down the wind"
INFORMATION WANTED.-Before the Hon. BEN
Wood goes off the political stage, we beg to
ask him if the twenty-five thousand dollars he
got more than year ago from Canada did not
come from the Jake Thompson assassination
fund of over half million? Why don't tho
military commission at Washington send Yo'T
Ben? He might give some important informa-
ton pending the present State trials. Ben u
wanted in Washington very much.
Mr. CHARLES WALcor has made successful dsbMin Lon
don Major Wellington de Boots in the comedy Of Every
bodys Friend. The London Timer says of him:-'Mr
Wacot has recently played with great success IN the
principal theatres of the United States Originally the
part was sustained with great humor by Mr. Blackstone;
but Mr.. walcot seems determined to make it new
COmpietely
His general manner is perhaps based on that OF NJ.
Compton but the individual colorng of the character 10
entirely his own, and his picture Of man forever
absurdly vaporing and constantly aborng to give An
expression of erocity inexpensive countenancs V
sometimes rressbly comic and would be still more -
If his articulations were more distinct"
"Iovx WAR AND FRrSpsnIp'' is the title pretty.
simple song written and composed by Mrs. E. L. Won
| Meyer and just published by Pond Co. The same
authoress has also produced from the press OF Kelley
Brother Broadway, volume of poems entitled Love
and Friendships Rosary " in which, among good deal
Of tes the reader will find occasional passage OF
true sentiment il not examples of high class OF poetry
The Case or Judge Bullitt, OF Kentucky.
/ CIxoNNATI, Juno l, 1868.
special despatch TO the Gasstte from Frankfort Kys
saws an address against Judge But adopted yester
day by the Kontucky Legislature. resolution was IN
roduced in both branches reconsderng the resolution
rejecting the constitutional amendment but was re-
fused permission entered The vote developed the
fact that the had gained largely but not enough 70
| secure the success Of the measure
The saengerfsst-Gencrai Rehearsal.
The German singers representing some thirty-six mu-
steal socetios OF this city and vicinity, hold general re-
hcarsa last night the Metropolitan Rooms in Hestes
street. under the direction of Mr. Baur preparatory 70
the great saengerfes The pieces to be performed on
day when the principal concert is to take place.
well those selected for the Sunday concert, the day
previous very complicated compositions
Thorc pretty full sttepdaRce a tie rehearsal last
night Among Tho pieces rehcarsed were "The Psalm
xxiy .Su by Klein; ever list der Koeng, der Ehren.
&C., and the "Hymn TO Music" commencing - foi'
| lows
Kunst o Kunst;
| Du heliger Tempel der Welt,
| An deinen Stufcn Knieen die Mcister
Und faen die Haende, &c.
These and several other pieces were performed with
great precision For the main concert, among Others
the following pieces In ,c been -Wachct auf
| or s.The Thuermers sonSN by =. Griebe, which waa
also rehcarsed last night and rendered very perfectly
II s a beautiful patriotic song, commencing - foI
| lows
| wachet auf ruff Euch die Stmme,
| Des Wacciters der Zinne;
| Auf du weites Deutches Land,
| Die Ihr der Donau hausct,
Und der Rhein durch Felsen Crauset,
Und sich thuermt der Duenc Land.
HABIT wacht am Hcmatshccrd,
In thrcucr hand des Schwert;
| Jede stunde scharfcn strct
Macht euch bereit,
| Der Tag des Kampfee ist ncht wen.
Thou the chorus from "0edipus In Colonos ~ Mem
Bcrthody which has been selected for the main
| concert, rehearsed, besides others
Four grand pieces have been selected for the man
concert and for the Sunday concert the day pro-
vious The singers from neighberng towns and states
including the Virginia singers who have announced thas
tbev will unite with the Northern singers OF