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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Persaus u~nscquaiatod IN the city seeing
80 many advsrtissmenn for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often a. q loss 70 de-
srmhe - whom 10 ertrust She trcatmk h
Of such ca es TO such persons We take
p.easuro in eating that the oldest esiab-
isbment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
antos that this Is a reliable institution DR.
A. RIcH4RD JoSEs may be found in his Of
Zee during The hours STATED il bis genessl
advertisement AZ modiciacs Erashcd a.
d. ,rrr
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b. an6 stenmhnaf Nens.

Eoarlivals Or departures snco our last.
There are about twenty two inches water
on Harpeih sheals river reeeding slowly.
The A. Baker did not get OF yesterday.
She vii leave for smthland and Padush
ct s q. m. this morning
The stGunar3 did not arrive as expected,
aud may therefore be counted out
The Alice leaves This morning at 10 Tor
Smiiblaud.
We regret 10 learn That Cipt Boyd, Of The
firm Of Boyd 4 PEBBLES, Is "of his feet"-
sick at home in Edg field. We tfust he
will soon b himself sgain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

A CHuRca LIBRARY AyD REABSs Roox -
We are very happy TO inform the citizens Of
Nashville, that an effort lie being made by 8
number Of entsrprisiug young gentlemen,
10 establish q Church Library end Residing
Room, under the control Of the Episcopal
Church. A very suitable room hes been
obtained, At The corner o. Church sBd Vine
streets, over W. J. a c. ". Smiths Drug
store. When complete, the room viii con
tain a good library Of Church Books, Tracts,
Periodicals aud papers. The room viii Be
open 1t eli lines for subscribers snd visitors.
ana the free use OF all books, &c, 70 al
such persons as TIE Association shall deter
mine to be entitlsa to is privileges. Sub
scripHoas 10 money, books, pamphlets and
pspon, will be thankfully received.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

SPLENDID PHoTOeRAPHs.-We are indebted
to R. SyLeno, Photographer, for copies Of
the following pictures
Lake Linaugus, wsidsn's Ridge, Is miles
from Caai auoogs.
Lulah FAILS, Lookout Mountain.
View in Rssk City, Lookout Mountain.
Birds Eye View Of Chattanooga, from
Lookout Mountain.
q. s. Military B5idge over Tennessee Riv-
er at Chattanooga, Cameron Hill, Navy
Yard, ard Lookout Mountain in the dis
lance.
Lake seelus.on, Lookout Mountain.
These are al bcsutiful landscape photo
graphs, and are in the highest degree cred
table to Mr. Lem. We have seen nothing
equal 70 them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02


An adjourned msetipg # Gs'msn citi-
Gems vas held at the Supreme Court R en-
At she oal stoi, Nonsg plight July 81. NJ
k0och was re elected Pre- i-ent, and Mr.
Anseim Nswba Ger sppeinted Secretary
President Knoch having called NJ
kaufman to the chAir, rose ard delivered
an elegant speech, ia which he objected tC
giving the negro the right Of iufrsgs, and
expressed ne belief thai DO German in The
city favored the proposition. Germans. he
said, had to wait FIVE yesss, ana fres-boru
Americans tWenty-One, before they could
vote. Time and opportunity must be given
the negro TO ct himself to exereise 30 rreat
and important e privilege.
On resuming the chair, Mr. Knoeh called
fcr the report Of tae committee appointed
81 Tire former meeting to wait upon AR.
Carter,
Mr.. p. J Kaufmaa, on behalf Of the com
miltae, reported that Mr.. Carter referred.
them 70 his published circular for his view
snddeclarea be Hoai adhere 70 and main-
tsin hem with all his sbiiity.
Mr. Garter being prssests was called upon
to dfue bis position. He stated that If
elected and:horored with afeat IN C4ngress;
be would sus ain the present adm Bissration,
and Do 81 ia bis power to sdvauee The IN
teresti Of free labor, aud 20 induce foreign
emigration 20 the Slate ofTenuessse. lMr.
Cartsrrstired amidst warm applsuse-l
Msi ThurBesk, in response 70 calls, ad-
dressed the nesting urging united action in
support Of Mr. Carter Is the only Union can
didate Tor csngres'.
Mr.. ?. j. Kagfmsn followed. Re said
the Germans had always fought for freedom
on the battlefield, aud would now e h. its
battles also at the ballot box. h proved
cleariytbat the Germans united had strength
sufficient to elect any candidate they nigh
n minat-, and declared It 70 be th,ir duty
and their interest 10 stand together IS one
man a. the e,ec ions.
Mr. siief spoke next. He thought no
true Union man could unite in the election
Of Judge Campbell, and urged ell to vote fr
Mr.. Cater.
Resolutions were then adopted recon-
mend ng Mr. Carter Is The only candidate
worthy Of the support Of Germans.
A COMMITTEES was appointed, consisting Of
the following gentlemen, 10 consult about
the nomination Of a candidate for Mayor T:
p. J. Kaufman, Chas. Krieg, j. stief G..
Pink, MajorT hurneck
n Kroep prss;so,t
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The Louisville papers Of yesterday tell Of
fair daughters not many years sgo, bat not
SATISFIED with 4 wife helped himself 70
another recently in Louisville. He has
been a~ltsrnst ng between the two cities, en-
joying the luxury Of q wife in each. But
Nashville wife suspecting something wrong
followed him 10 Louisville, sscsrtsined the
facts and hal him arrested. She r lente5
afterwards, but the stern Judge couldnt see
he propriety Of her course, and sent the
rascal 70 jail 10 names are given.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Cone 4 Tunnel have received Mrs Grun-
dy, Army and Navy Journal, Comic Month
ly, Bunti ines Own Wavsrly Magazine, New
York Mercury. Sunday Mercury, Rural n.
Y, Appiotoa's Re iroad Guide for August,
sad the New York dailies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

The Postmaster General issued the follow
lowing order On the 2sth ult.i until
otherwise ordered, mails for Atlanta, Au-
gusta, Macon ard West Point Ca, Mont
gomery, Ala and for points contiguous 10
these several places and between them and
Chattanooga, Tenn, may DO forwarded TO
their destination BY way Of Nashville,
Tenn, soldiers having been detailed Tor SER
vice on the several roads and placed in
charge Of the postofice wherever there are
military POSTS "
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

NA'H I0~'nAf-rhere win be a gTsnd
t'o'lng Hee ever tie Nashville Course 60
day between Bette, Men Brooks. and Rod
nay three celebrated horses from the
North.
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Daily Atlanta InteIligencer,
JARED J. WHITAKER,
PROPRIETOR.

Furnishes to merchants and others desir-
ing to Communicate with the people OF
Georgia and other States, a most desirab e
medium Of advertising. This paper is web
established, being now in iisthirteenth year,
with an extensive circulation which is in
crossing daily.
July Is, 1866
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Cora Jamea, the iortane teller, Is in search
Of q fortune herself. She has tued the
Demosrat for $4,000. Mr.. shreve Is her
ance is locking up. 81 Loais Denocrst.
when Core RECEIVERS that $4,000, she
ought to roturn 70 Nashville. She viii have
money enough then to pay ell her fnes for
violating munioiple laws and en- ave a
good time generally. "Moaey makes the
mare GO"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Tar ColUNnIs DfrFIccIu.-A Mnitsrv
oommission hasbc1n ordered,t q i~nysshrste
The Columbia matter. and report to General
Thomas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

HoEsE SIoLEx.-cspt Lynn had his horse
stolen b. a white boy, who took him from &
negro by who was holding him while the
aptain went into Judge Brien's Office, on
Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

THE Confessions AND EEPEEIEscEOF An Is
YALIp.-Pubhshed for the benefit, and as a
caution TO young men and others, who suffer
fson SERIOUS Debility, Premature Decsy of
Manhood, &C, Supplying at the same time
The means Of self-eurs. By n who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
qnackery. By enclosing 3 po1tpaid adj
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
of the author.
NATHANIEL MATFAIR, ESQ
Brooklyn, Kings Co.. y. Y.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Our Young hieod Rains, sttaohe Of ". H.
Enrich 4 Co, vas on hand yesterday, with
the Louisville papers, lmmsdistsly AFTER the
arrival Of thetrain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

We are indebted to she Adams Express
i5 tho New York, Cinoinnst sad Louis
vile asilies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

We are obliged 90 E. NJ. Davis, sewanee
News Depot, FOR No. a. Of Munro's Ten Cent
Novels, the Coaie Monthly, end other resd-
ing mstter.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

The rsbei Gen. Pillow, in 8 speech a, a.
luneia, he oiher dsy, advised his fisp5.
isitefaily to abids BY the laws, and reeaB.
Gle themselves 70 the rev order Of thlp,.
a. be has done.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Il II reported IN this city that President
johnson hss pa doaei MAJ. Gen. Ord J.
Pil0T sad Hon. West Il Haaphrsys.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Ed. willard has received ne wavsrly
Magazine, Police 6aassss, and N. Y MeF-
curry.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

We are obliged to MessrA Cone 4 Tunnel
isf The latest Louisville and Cincinnati,
papers
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

The seoolnt Of an experiment witha Fly
ng machine, which w publish this morn
Dg, viii bs found deeply interesting Don 4
pass IL over.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

n y0u sish dry, seasonad Reeoa Nood,
musa and sPlis. resdy FOX uso, ssnd yoaF
orders % Knight prsEhsrs, &c. -, ChuFca
strssl sag3~fi
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Alex. Carter, late Lieut.. sth Tenn. v IS
at No S Front street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Question Where can you get 3 good
horse7
Answer-At No 9 FronEstreet.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

The aaen bays that ever pulled g buggy
a. No. s Front street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Ten rebel prisoners reported end took the
oath yesterday. They are taking the am
nesiy oath daily At Gen. Parkhursts Office
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

The streets are daily crowded with sol
diers waiting to Be paid Of before going
hnrna
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Buggies that viii not break down at Car
ter & sligsr's, Front street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Carter end slsaF keep Livery Stable q.
No. S. Front street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Knight Brothers would respectfully in
form their friends snd the public generally,
that they have removed their Wood and
Coal Office to W. p. Cornelius, No. az
Church street, where they are prepared to
I'll all orders FOR Stove Wood and Cumber-
land Coal. nugl At
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Saddle horses Of any gate q, No. s From,
street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Splendid open buggies for hire st No. 5
Front street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

60 to No. 5. Front street for q good horse
sud buggy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

We Collier supplied us yssierday-as
he does syeTy day-wiih The latest uspe-.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

ny Ts'szraph-l c~HCzsNkrz. AuEnHL -.
Fsar dan and Proes nomsnaily 81 9 % Boi
wheat caa Be- bought AZ 81 IS. Cen du1 O. so8sl.
osts suIl. Whasbey sold q s. ls. Prsssfioss IN.
changsL M@s perk + ned e 81 0fchJ and
81 fr o5u8ty. Baik meal q1ies = ig{glez
Rassa. shoulds-5IIH clear saes lsE hans d1I-
aalI f5r rau and 1sa HrHareaaL Lard
"a BREEZY
nv foEE, AuVutL
cotton s. Fo1r 8 7e8s - extra s. lsss %
RHovAets 81 . Con- Sgsa cail a8a-
w,.i-m PORK - 4asz H@sos 81 90 Pano
i.-d lszalg< WHISKY g tsl 81 rstnlou1
du1 dlIE1mnaL
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TTotiing horses Of the bost quality at Car
tr 4 siiger No. & Front street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

A. 4 n. Landsberg sre receiving and
Offering TO the trade az immense s oek Q!
Turks, Eslises, and Rsi'road Bags, Elich
they are ofe ing st Eastern priceh Call
and sxamias fer yourselves.
4. 4 n. LAsDsBERo,
Cor. sonsre and Market sis.,
august Nashville Tenn.
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There was a crest rush to the Registration
oHees yesterday. This is the isss day ihai
these Offices viii be opon.
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A negro furioasly assaulted a white man
with a pitchfork, on College street, last
night, and was gallsntly met with briskbats
by the white man, who cut him upscverely.
The stick was made BY the neg 0, and WsA
%unPFovOked. The savage dsrkey ives ar
rested and taken 10 sell.
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sHooTiNe.-Hslty Ford was arrested yes
seraay isf sheolIsE g her maa Derby.
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The PostInsster General issued DC 90

Hyou wish to take your sweetheart riding
60 zee Alex Carter.
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Ffrr 1t lie customary smongst those who
use coal oil ismps.'o turn down the wieks 90
as 70 loava but 3 small Game, and thus leav-
ina them burning at night. One Of these
Temps was LETT 10 this condition IN the osr
room Of Polini's Variety Thca're Mondsy
nisht. From sone cause.-The generation
Of gas prosubly-it exploded and set IRE to
some Of the fixtures In the room. AZ about
? o'eloak, A. NJ, yestsrasy the slsrm vas
given, the IRE discovered sud promptly ex-
tiugui .he3. The loss wiz be about $50 or
s25O, anf fails exclusively on the bar keep
er, no damage having been done 20 any
other portion oftbe building.
The question is, viii q pure article Of coal
oil explode Ifso, IT heh0ves the pahlio 70
BE- on its guard against leaving ismps burn
ing in places where injury cen BE done By
explosion. Coal oil ia frequently sdultera-
ted with camphone, turpintine, and other
dangerous inhsmsble fluids This kind Of
oil is highly dangerous, and should slWsy'
be guarded against Itisasae an never
TO buy = cheap article, or to bay Of any bu.
an honorable, reliable dealer.
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Tho Recorders Court was dry yesterday,
and the docket unusually light.
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NEW BLACKSMITH
AND
wagon Making Shop


Jsekson s., ~. C5lkp and Aut1
u4ur rnIeramed aass oFcpcf ash4t o.
----a4r ii f-irr an nds - ncH~mtth-
49, Irrilduf Ho1se fh9e nt rl
rf4nraea HsslR had ieuf
tr..rara. He Tfi "a fe1tea ~ a
rmi0r 4. isose who p ~ nfn % fAl
800 80 nare. tcfn a. ~ eoft, sna
- Efta uf r3h m ttrA-
IlHN Mlel CD.
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The trial Of COL. Compares has closed, and
sentence hecu rcnd red
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Nj. zeal D. Cox ComdR ASH AruT oarps.
Bn nal. osn- jne- 2 Aler Comd'gf Pos pfhEat-
Vile
BrE Gen p opdycks. So Army Corps.
Heh y. .. hruNnlcHt og7ef1rr - tecueeee
E1n- 10. TED. II a1rerlcr a. Gao.
hEL d A. err4Ed. ss1stlr BON ono
Frs ~ud1eu1ni Nsaanai fsaaas Nashville
cemusniesfdra va raeeFa FFompf eaFaael.
affraaead 70 =. 10 aar a. 1rt-n
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ouestion-who keeps a good Livery Sta
BE.
Answer-Cirter & sligar.
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street
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Muster-Ort Rolls.

We are authorised to announce J. 3. RUST as $
candidate for Councilman # IN the Seventh Ward.
sus2.tds
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Horses thai will not run away can be bsI
at No. g Front street.
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DR.. e.. SOHIFF

Hks ranoss8 Ia Fanv Reiifrce % Ao. fs
III -oafh 81 MR. steel, - Scr tcl1H Cnulra
HaoHes - d the ed paces No. a. a1rsa
caaEg l-lL ~ lAIl- LIlEln
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LatestF 0 reign News.

DICE WE'D RKeULARLE PER STEAMERS
II from Europe:
London Punch;
Once Week.
All the Year Round
Court journal:
Saturday RsvieEs
London Afheneum.
London illustrated News:
Lonasa mustztsd sposaas Nsvs
Londoa Field;
sells Lie ia Londsni
Sporting Lis
Sporting eaSstei
Dublin Irish PooplA
Dobln Nsiions
DubJa Iushasn;
DuBHn Freeman;
AND THE ENGLISH MAGAZINES.
london Society,"
Temple Bal
comhn Msgsane;
Chambers ] euuml
Good Words
Forinighfy Review
London oosTiery Review
Westminster Review
Etnburgh Review
Nouh Erts 81 Review
B'sefrood.
Loa8on Ar Journal
Together with 81 the popular Anerfeaa Psperi
"a Msssunss esa always be fona a.
CONE & TUNEELL's
No, 20 Cherry stTss
EashwiA Tean,
AND Gar ST. KNoxuLLE. TENE.
TrfVts-H
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A. Erwarnorn, Secretary.

II you want a fine pacing nag you can
get II 81 No. s Front street.
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Cotton IS coming in freely, and being
shipped North by railroad.
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The Street Railroad project is progressing
finely. The stocks are nesrly al takenI
and the work will soon begin.
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The sale Of mules continues st The eo'rais'
They sch about three hundred g day, a. 90
average Of sol per held.
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For Sale at this ohce, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Marriage Licenses aud every description
of Law Blanks for sale At this oHee, o.
printed 70 order.
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Orders ior Election Tickets promptly
hned on reasonable terms.
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10 charges unaI sfisr Collection
Vouchers Bought On the BeSl
Terms


s-~fre~s-rIer saeni1n rFen 10 CLAIMS ara1si the
0rwirr rnmsnis n aeaeras WlL54N. Wat
KIS9 HaTCH. ESQ cRcK1CA.
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o9.s6 on The shell" can Be made By VaF-
ter J. sligor's teams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17

low that the orders Of the chief Of bureau in Wash
ingon superior to law justice. and private rights
Bot you re0se. me. in your official character, that II
am faithful to the trust reposed in me by Mr. Forbes
and to the cause Of justice, will find (myselO off
soundings immediately" What may be the terrors
i'm piled by the threat of FINDING myself off sound.
ingsr am so ignorant OF the slang OF the Navy
Department as not to fully understand; but am sure
they must be very horrible the Department would
never submit to the public contempt which now over
whelms It, rather than permit one OF their double
enders" to " find Itself off soundinss In company with
the Algonquin.
Your threat evidently implies nothing less than Fort
Lafayette or file of marines, in case as you say, l
interfere with your duties on board the Aigonqnn.
Is it of your "dues to execute any order OF the
Bureau Of Steam Engineering, even though 1t re.
quires you to violate private rights Has MI. Foroes
no rights which be asserted against yonr
duties" Must LIE submit TO have his engine de-
stroyed. II the Bureau orders, because yonr
duties require you to obey such orderss trust not
shall continue to defend Mr.. Forbess rights to the
best OF my ability; and / hope that shall have the
iortude to endure the punishment threatened as De
comes citizen conscious of rectitude who feels proud
70 know that his ancestors for generations have
Deen honoraoly identified. in and in peace. with
the gories OF our country and who has felt any
other emotion than gratitude that he able to say
1, TOO, am an American" Yours truly,
EDw. N. DIcKERsoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17

the character contains no sinister element It's sole
inspiring motive is affectionate fidelity. The acting
Of Mr.. Floyd truthful at all points, is particularly
be- On this point the play, by the way leaves us in
doubt. since 1t makes Dannys mother fresh from the
bedside Of her wounded and suffering son. dance in the
general jubilee scene with which the course of true love
is finally made smooth. Mrs. Seton let US here re-.
mark is the best representative Of Shelah that has yet
undertaken the part on the stage of this metropolis
for the that she does exaggerate its strong
points, and that her sentiment is natural and gro
tesque. But did not refer to the acting Of this piece
for the purpose at this late day, of reviewing 1t in de-
tail Two points only to worthy of note, in
taking leave of this subject. Ely OConnor (Miss
Burke) should not change her costume after being res
cued by Miles; and Anne Chute Mrs. JenningD ought
not to come out for moonlight walk with Kyrle DAILY
robed in blue moreantique dress and q mantle OF
white lace. A slight Difference to probability and to
the demands Of the drama as to time scene and
tune. is an excellent thing for player to possess.
There is to be change Of programme next week at this
thcater. we believe; but the new play Of "Shamus
OBrien," that promised time ago. appears to
be indefinitely postponed. Mr. Bryants popularity
steadily increases.
brilliant name CLEANS forth nightly Immediately
opposite the New.York Hotel. 1t is that of Sgnor
Bz, jr who has there opened hall for the practice
Of the arts Of magic, wherein he is assisted by humid
red trained Canary birds You pass a very pleasant
evening there, il disposed to witchcraft