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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
The City OF BaiiimoPe's News.

The following is the summary by the City o
Baltimore:
The Atlantic Gable remains silent. Nothing al
ditonal is known and nothing expected till the arriva
Of the Great Eastern which is looked for off tine Irish
that she can have experienced nothing but moderate
weather. The latest from Valena indicate that
the fault is l, l75 miles out But II is thought that the
previous tests showing il az go miles more likely
10 be correct 1t was reported that the Company We're
about to take Immediate steps to replace the lost cable
The Daily Macs says there is prospect whatever Of
any further payments OF dividends or principal Of the
Confederate Loan.
The Times highly euogzes Gen. Sherman for his
modest speech al ST Louis
The new PARLIAMENT further nOminally adjourned
all the LIST Of November.
Abd-el-Kader had quilted England for Paris-it was
reported account Of lack Of attention in high quar-
tiers.
The Liverpool Chambels Of Commerce had rnetpor
allied the Postmaster General for Cunard steamer to
sail on Fridays instead Of Saturdays.
Gleen Victoria had gone 20 Germany
The Paris correspondent Of Th4 London Scr saws the
popular subscription Of ten confines for gold medal
Tor Mss. Lincoln was still progressing. There were
900 lubscribers and committee appointed TO raise
the nun Der 10 10000
II was rnmored in Paris that reGnforcemens TO the
extent Of 5000 troops on the point OF being sent
10 Mexico 600 from France and 5000 from Algeria
The Bonrse was heavy at G7f 92c
The illnoss Of the King Of Spain had assumed more
serious aspect
Tie new propositions from Prussia 10 Austria rela.
tive 10 SeLleswe- Iiosten under consideration,
and IL was repol ted that if they fail Aust ia will me-
sately urge the Federal Diet 20 recognize Augusten-
burg as a sovereign Duehy.
\ The ehodera was still spreading at COnsfentin0ple.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

Satterthwaite's Circular OF the evening OF the
9th SAYS: American securities remained steady lot
some days until the arrival Of kilograms per the North
American reporting rapid advance in LTie shares
and the declaration of dividends. This caused much
excitement in London. and large business was doe
at about 3d. but sellers appearing 10 realize prons
they gave way to SGT Illinois shares dull and Oecin-
ing FiyeTwenties have luctuated between6o ana o9,
closing steady at 6l Considerable business was zone
in the Atlantic and Great Western debentures al coo
g."
Oaeen Victoria and the junior members OF the roya
family had arrived at Antwerp, and proceeded 10 Vs'
the King If the Belgians.
A terrible tragedy had occurred in London. maj
took three children to lodge temporarily at a conee
house and dered them all in their beds by sunOca
ton. The murderer had escaped.
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render hin more wise and efficient assistance in Lie
department than Gen Vogdes. On the eth inst.

render him more wise and efficient assistance IN L.e
department than Gen. Vogdes. On the 9Th inst.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MASS MEETING
was held in Lake City for tho purpose Of welcoming
Gov Marvin aud listening to address from him.
The general policy OF the Government in regard 70 re-
construction. and especially that Of emancipation,
were presented TO 1.-The people. His utteranees
on this latter topic were 20 plain and emphatic
that some went away sorrowful," for they had
been Shareholders. He taught them that the Consti
futon TO be formed mug. freedom to all alike,
and that in no form would Slavery be revived.
TEE WEATHER
until within q few days has been quite warm. The
mercury has been much Of the time at 0i in the shade
But few, however, make any complaints. The immense
evaporation which is constantly going on from our
lakes ponds swamps and rivers does much 10 carry on
the heat Of an almost vertical and temper the eli
mate The bree1es too which daily receive from the
sea are among our most welcome visitors The climate
of Florida in Summer time is probably as pleasant as
that OF Tennessee North Carolina. As yet we have
but little sickness ard few deaths in the community
FINE SHOWERS oP RAIN
have been cooling the atmosphere and refreshing the
thirsty ground during the last three days. Late planted
crops of all kinds will be greatly benefited. Nights
have been made a little cool and pleasant.
| VISIT RECENTLY MADE TO SOME OF THE COLONIES
OF coored people which have been planted by Superin
tendent Dcnnet on the abandoned plantations about
Jacksonville has made a most favorable impression
upon nv mind. The appearance and condition OF suci
are far more satisfactory than those in town. Ihen
crops look ne considering the lseness of the season
when the planting was DONE AS general thing neat
prevails and the people are ambitious to take care
Of themselves. If undistarbed, another year will see
them among tine most industrious aud productive OF oui
citizens. Colonization a. home on o large scale may
yet be adopted as the best policy for this people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
The Atlantic Gable.

The condition of the Atlantic Cable remained
unchanged. No news had been received of tie Great
Eastern or Of her consors. The delay in her return
strengthened the impression that something might nave
happened To the inks in which the cable was slowed
and that it might have been necessary TO buoy the cable
until the tanks were made good.
At an extraordinary meeting Of the Atlantic Cable
COMPANY held in London on the 9TH 1t was resolved
to convert the preference shares into consolidated
Der ceut preferential stock and TO issue additional
capital TO lie extent of to complete the present
cable and construct and lay down second. Inc
Chairman the Hon. j. :. Worley, said he had no IN
formation 10 give the meeting. but hoped lor trust
worthy information in day OF two. He said TIE
shareholders should be encouraged and perseVere Inc
meeting was large and unanimous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
Additional Capital to the Extent Of fcO,OUO
to be Issued.
Popular Subscription for Mrs. Lincoln In
France.
TIE FRENCH PROGRESSIVE PARTY.
FATHER POINT, Aug. 20. 1865.

The steamship Belgian, which left Liverpool
At D. No. on the 10 inst. and Londonderry the next day,
passed this point last night Her dates are hve days
later than those of the China and City of Cork.
The steamship City of Washington from New-Yorb,
reached Liverpool at 2:l5 a. NJ on the 10th.
The steamship Pc: nsyvonia, from Ncw-York, ar
rived at Queenstown on the 10th.
The steamship Hansa, from New-York, arrived at
Sonthampton early in the morning on the 10th.
The steamship North American, from Quebec, arrived
out the 9Th.
The United States frigate Niagara. from France
passed Plymouth on the 5th, bound to New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

1903 on the week Flour frer the advance Of Cd snga'
qtet Coffee firm. Tea steady. Tailow steady at $50
Spirits 1urpentine al.
Ccnsois for money 8el d39b - -,
AMERICAN SRcrRITIEs-inois Central shares, as ffe
shares. a6l dJI. Fiya. Twenties, 63t. 80,
LIVERPOOL Au nsi H. 86s-CoTToS- market oIf.es
du at decline Of 3D. and closed active tle az ea
uly recovered the sales Q: the week added Up
Of which spectators took $500 baes and e1p9ln
Middling Orleans j. quoted at 9id Upsnds lsd; tss
to-day amounted TO 10 900 baes the market closing nm
unchanged stock of Cotton in port, J4oV bae' Oh WIN"
n. 500 bales American. 80 ,.x III.
BRRADsTrYFs- are SUI AVA, ,i,sn.ad
weather is still unavoTabe for the crops 49, 90 ,hs
3did. Flour advanced Co. al on account OF 'he " "
| potato disease IN Ireland -. ~. .lu.,.,.,1f
LONDON Aug lCon.os for m99cy; ss Sa
Tbc hni I, IN, Rank OF Eng and mas decreased t23iooo
Ioypoy MoygY on the 9th and 10Th were
| dnIr e,c 1,ri,s- cd Discount demand moderate.
Media. .ysr, commenced at London foI new Bra
lillian lo. o.. J.r ilions sterling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
,T,HI AMERICAN INSTITUTE will hold

Il their 36th ANNUAL EXHIBITION at the Arnory on
Fourienhst, NewYork. from September u 20 October
IL viii consist exclusively Of AMERICAN INVENTIONS,
MANI FACTURES and PRODUCTIONS. Manufactures,
Agrcuurists Horcuturists aud others solicited 70 ecu
trbut. articles exhibition No charge will be made .r
space Inventors Manufacturers of Machinery pa
uary solicited exhibit it Is Intended that The Exbi5
ton shall be largely composed of machinery in notion APP
pcations space should be made in which must
of the Article AID residence Of exo
itor and amount of space required Machinery received
eary AS sept other articles from the 9TH to eth Of sept
PREMIUMS Of Gold Silver aud Bronze Medals and Dipo
mas will be awarded In the Agricultural and Horticultural
Departments Silver Cups aud Plate will be awarded April
cations be made and Circulars obta ned by
D. TILLMAN, esq, American Institute NewYork ATtcls
for exhibition mus, be directed to j. w. CHAMBERS,
Armory, Fourteenth ST.. New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

The Neue Freie PTesse of Vienna says Count
Blanc who had proceeded to CASTOR to resume nego-
tstons with Prussia relative 10 the Duchies is TO
slider Austnas concession Of July 10Th as deniye and
unchangeable Should Prussia insist the strict full
fment the conditions she proposed last February
Count Blanc will declare negotiations broken of.
casus bH would only be considered to exist in the event
Of Prussia fsgranily violating Article No. of the
Treaty Of Peace concluded ut Vienna A special iele
eram IRON Vienna The Tines says Count Blanc is the
bearer Of most pacific dis patches Austria has con-
cluded not break with Prussia for the sake OF the
Duke of Augustenburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
The Turf.
TRoTrrYG on THE FASHION COURSE, l.. I.

TNNTrTV-N VVt
On Friday n trotting match for $500 hal Tor
felt came of ON the above course between Mr.. Halls
roam mare Lady Jane aud Isaac Woodruff sorfe geld
ing Honest Major The conditions wero to 20 III mar
ness. mile heats, best three in five. The attendance
was limited but the track was In hue order Tor last
time Lady Jane was the favorite. 500 to 500 being
bet on her winning the race, which she did In three
straight heats with great ease We9We the
SUMMARY:
FASHION COURSE, L. i.-Match, +5oo mile heats, best
three Ia i've, In harness. , 4,
Mr. Hall named r. IN. Lady Jane ................
/ Woodruff named s. Z Honest Major.
Time-2:3lt, 2;35, 2:H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

THE NATIOS.--Of this weekly newspaper
seven numbers have been issued. We have read II
carefully from the beginning. and find its marked
with enterprise, sasacity and truth. The Nation is
modelled after The London Spectator somewhat and is
edited with and taste. On Ill national questions
il takes high and true ground and in the discussion Of
literature to which it is mainly devoted, shows impair.
TALLY and scholarship Tie Nation is paper that wc
long have wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
Spain.

In consequence Of conference between Mar
shall ODonnel Gen Prim and Selor Madoz, the Pro-
eressioni, party will abandon the policy of absouoD
from public affairs.
Ministers have under consideration the state of affairs
at ST. Domingo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

Umpire-Wm. Gavagan, of the Mutual Club.
Scorers-Messrs. Bojet and Williamson.
Fly catches-Eight each.
Time of game-Two hours and twenty minutes.
The following first class matches are announced 70
come off during the present week:
Tnesday-Mu'ua VS.. Gotham. return game, on No
tual's ground. HObOken, at Bpm.
Observation-Disclosures (cbampion) VS.. Active, at Hs.
boken.
FridaI-Eckford VS.. Mutual, on Union groundl
Brooklyn L. D., at 2:30 pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

Horse AND WAGON SToLEN.-On Saturday
afternoon. in Jersey City. n horse and wagon with
about 500 worth Of groceries belonging 10 MessrE.
Lowe corner of Brgtet. and jersey ave. was stolen
roil the vicinity Of the Washington Market and thus
Tar has not been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

DESCENT BY THE PoLICE.-In Jersey City,
about o'clock Yesterday morning, officers Selcrcg.
Mann aud ODOnnell made decent upon a Camden
and Amboy car which was standing the track, near
Warren.sf and arrested Garry Smith, charged with
being prostitute and Edward Knoes, Dennis Hing
ton and Davis Green train hands on the Camden and
Amboy cars charged with disOrderly conduct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
THE FIELD.


UNION OF MoRRIsANIA VS.. ACTIVE OF srw.
YORK.
A return game between the above Clubs wa.
played at Hoboken on Saturday afternoon the resu -
ing victory for the Actves This bs second e,..
of the series Of home-and-home match, the firm -
which was won by the Unions; consequently the A;,s
game will most likely be played on neutral groupa
Ebbetts and Rooney the most successful at the t
on the winning sides Hudson and Hannegan head.~
the list for the Unions We append the fall scora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
SENIOR ROBLES

is stopping at Oertlines Hotel in this city, From
gentleman who had some conversation with him On
boar the boat coming up the river, have few items
of interest.
After the gentleman, Mr.. IT,. had said ty way OF
Jest that he would give 81 for the State OF Ianau
lipas and Senior Robes with laugh agreed with him.
but observed that until crossed the Sierra Madre
be did not see Mexico the latter in reply TO question
sad that there might trouble with the United States
and that if there was the French Government would
throw 600 men on The Rio Grande.
In this there might have been little bagus as the
French say but, coming from a minister OF the I'm
pcror, il is worth report.
THE PLAN or OPERATIONS
is TO drive the Liberal forces into tho far North and
back upon the Rio Grandc. Ia the quaditeral
formed by the four ponts-Soto IA Mar. Matamoros
Camargo and Montercy-tLe corps, 10 be- directed
by Gen. Doua is 10 operate and put an end TO the
lingering war If the heavy force now on the eft bank
Of the Rio Grande does not stretch forth is arm to
stop this of hand plan &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
Chi0n.
SHANGHAI, j

SHASGHAE, July 5.-Siik advanced and adj
vancing. Excbanpe Gid
CANTON, July 12.-Shntings lower. Exchange jtd.
The steamers Corea and ChaDticleer are missing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
DRADBURYs PIANO-FORTES
ID 1.-THE RESTr
SHIRT NOTICE.

Pr. SMITH & FOWLER. Manufacturers OF SHIFTS ana
TIES No. 10 Warren ST.. notify CONSUMERS that then ee
bratrd SEA ISLANDS sof finish WHITE SHIRTS wheh arc
reailed on Broadway and elsewhere at ~ -neso @ ia"
4cach-can now be obtained their Retail Depart en-
No. PARK ROW opposite the Astor House a. LINZ si.
DOLLARS EACH (thc lowest wholesale price Six ssiu
will be sent by express L. D. d. and Be returned a.
erpense u not found sdtVdefory Mems iuinisiAns
great variety. Superior linen collars. 50 per dozen
sTRADE MARk-entered accordingio act OF Congles"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
Cricket.
CANADAS.
United STATES

UNITED STATES VS.. CANADAs.
A grand match between eleven selected play.
ers from the best clubs in the States. and the like num-
Der OF players from the Canadian clubs wiz come on At
two days eleven young Americans will play eleven
vonu & anadians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21

ATTEMPTED SUICIDAL a late hour on
Friday night Mrs. Mary Anderson, resiiing at No.
1904 Ia VI Twenty attempted TO commit suicide
by takn dose of oxalic acid Medical AID was pro.
cured aud the wOuId.be suicide relieved Of Ibe elect
Of tls drug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
France.
Austria aud Prussia.

Political news was unmpOrtant. The Bours
continued heavy ReDtes CT voc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
FROM MEXICO.
Troops MoviuR-What Senior Robes snid
Plan OF Operation.
From OuI Special Correspondent.

tfoll ULI SIt ID tOiItt pohdtht
MATAMoRos July a. 1865.
Il is now restated that Gen. Douai will soon
come to the North at the head of corps Of 5000 to
10 900 men, From Vera Cruz the battalions have
sailed and the mass of the Austrian Legion is to land
al the Boca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
GENERAL oRDERs, no. 9.
HEADQUARTERS Post or BROWNSVILLE,
BROWNSVILLE, Texas. July %, lsG

BROWNSVILLE, Texas July %, 1863
GENTRhL ORDERS. No. 81. Hereafter person
will be allowed 20 IN this city except officers
OF the army without written permit from the proper
military authorities or Of the Commanding Officer VI
the army Ia which they may belong
ii. 18th the exception of officers Of the army no
horses will be ridden wagons driven fister than d
walk through the streets OF the city. The Provost
Marshal Officer of the Day. and Officers Of tho Guard
are charged with the execution of this order.
BY order OF Brevet Maor-Gen. G.. A. Smrn.
AID. WARE, IT,, Assistan, Adlt Gen.
This order has been issued TO stop armed men, who
say they belong Corinass force from riding in and
abont this place. thereby giving rise to reports the
other side that The Liberal General has poss here.
EAIs.
For the last two days have had some cOpiols
showers Of rin for which all is grateful
They have put new life into every and thing, and
80 cooled tho air that for two nights have
slept well. Before that oat OF the question. But
we are now in the mud varied by pools Of water 10 all
the holows OF the streets.
In the yard of the new hotel opened by Mr. Horny
Miller is fine cistern. Il feet deep which contain
900 gallons of water about 800 barrels The rain
filed it with two feet OF water OF about 1900 gallons
which will furnish for few days. cool clear water for
the table The writer told that this cs'ern never
fails 10 supply the hotel with colo clear water. which il
an uncomfortable luxury out here
DANGO FEVER
taking hold Of every here and The sick list H.
ling up but the epidemic is not serious 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
3 ROM FLORIDA.

Delays Dnmgerous-Dcvices OF PoIitiCians
Conduct Of the Frecdmen-Dangcr
Ahead-Firmness Needed as the Helm
The Rcgulasors-COffcn Still Coming
Gov. Marvin's Address 10 the Coiored
Trocps-Mass Meeting in Lake City
Hot Weather-Fine Rain-COionies Of
COlored People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
THE PLAN or OPERATIONS
From the Army Of the Rio Graude-RaiI.
rond Il aciiitics-(:en. sheridan's Move.
ment.-GenernI Orders. No. 9-Piuvini
An Endemic.
From Oar Special Correspondent.
Brownsville. Texas. July

rIVuI V'lI y 'I14 N'ITtFI
BRowSsyrLiE. Texas. July n. 1905
The railroad from Brazos TO this place is
begun and already some two or three miles n rails
have been laid. In ten days an engine VIII be on the
track and its whistle will echo along the Rio GTande
II should break out with Mexico this read win. OF
course, be advantage, against which they on the
other side have nothing TO show-but talk. The Gov
eminent did talk OF a railroad from Mltamoros 10
some good post the Gulf bat, ir, the road Is
project
GIN. sHERIDtE
and staff went down the river az ?. yesterday.
their way back 10 Headquarters, NowOrleans. Iy an
order OF The War Department, the division which
the General is placed, Is called tho Military Di-
vision Of the Gulf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
GOV. MARVIN AND GIN. voGDEs

addressed large audience Of the coored people, made
up mostly OF troops 1t was evident from the Gov.
ernors speech that he had received his impressions Of
the negro character from what he had seen of him as
slave, and did not fully understand the changes which
had been wrought-the maniness which had been devel
oped-by freedom and thorough military training, but
he assured them that they free and would remain
forever that they must be educated and in every
way be an honor TO the liberty they enjoyed. Gen.
Vogdess remarks showed that he was as perfect mas
ter Of the civil aud social problem in reference 20 the
colored people as any man well could be- EVERYDAY
was pleased and surprised We wondered when he had
found time to give so much thought to this subject
The coored soldiers cheered him TO the echo Major
Gen. Howard the Frccdman's Bureau should know
that the country can produce but few Gen who could
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

The BALE ON TIE 22n, in Idaho. will come of
on Wednesday next Messrs. Barber & Oldham
will make it the bali of the season. large num-
Der Of tickets have been sold. Plenty of good
music will enliven the room, and every comfort
that care can afford wall contribute to the enjoy
ment of the evening.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

DrED-Mr. L. W. Roarick, who was wounded
some time ago by severah pistol shots fred during
ascufie with one Joe Griffith, dieden Wednesday
last from the effects Of the wounds. Griffith. we
understand, left the Basin shout time before
Roaricks death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

THE BUcKNER CAsE.-An application for a writ
Of habeas corpus came up before Hon. j. M. Shep-
herd, Probate Judge, yesterday. Itwas issued on
behalf of C. Jackson, alias Buckner, was arrested
at Boise City in November last, charged withthe
murder of one Brown, in Madison county Montana
Territory, on the 18th of August last He was
committed to the County Jail.of Boise county, by
an order OF Judge Crainy on the 25ths. of Novem-
Der. for ninety days to await the arrival of requi-
sition. The writ of habe0s corpus was issued to
test the validity of the commitment; which, after
an extended argument by attorneys before Judge
Shepherd, was decided invalid from informally o.
papers. The.prsoner was ordered discharged. He
was Immediately afterwards re-arrested by Sheriff
Bowen, for the same offense, by virtue OF war
rantissued from Justice Walkers Court. He waa
arraigned and his examination set for Monday
next. During the tendency Of the hGSeds corpus
case, the church, which was usedfor acourt room
was crowded with auditors, and the decision Of
the Judge was awaited with deep interest. The
Sheriff of Madison county is in town, waiting the
course of events. We hear some rumors about
agents of the Vigilance Committee, at Virginia
City, being here to carry off the prisoner, &C., &c
bLtcannot Youch for their authenticity
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18
CITY NEWS.

MEssRs. CUNNINGHAM b RoBERTs have been
very busy of late packing away ice for Summers
use. Their ioe.hOuses ars securing full store Of
the slippery element, clear and cold as the Wands
that sweep down from the Arcticseas.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18
3Hrires. Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY HIGBY s. co
Dealers in Several Msycbos5iss Groceries and
PsogSSSo4ts, Cor. Muip and YdH SIS
/ dp00rauasnc 4p1,sapf-or
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-18

/ BENEFIT OF Mr.. 3. G. GILKEN AND FAMIIy.-A
complimentary benefit is rendered to theaforesaid
by the different theatrcals of this town, including
Kelly, Mabbott, &C., and lifetime and place to be
this evening at the Forrest Theater. Among the
list of announcements. the name of Miss Amy
bGilkey "a whilom star on the Idaho boards) maybe
seen in large type, and also occupying prominent
position in the DRAMATIs PERsoN4E of the pro
,9ramme. PASSIONS Band Is secured for the oeca
sion. Mr.. Gilkey should have full house: g