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, 1865-03-04
FROM MADISON.
Legislative, military and Political
Matters.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
MAplsoH, Friday, March o.
Both Houses OF the Legislature has adjourned
orer I'LL Monday, in honor Of the Inauguration
day.
In the Senate to-day bill was introduced to
amend chapter 10, Revised Statutes. 80 az to In.
crease the pay Of the Governors Private Sccreta,
r from 81 200 to e. 200. The Senate voted to DIS
allow certaIntaaims for expenses in recruiting by
officers prior to being commissioned Several 10.
cal bills were passed; also memorial to Congress
Tor diy1sion Of the 6tate into two Judicial DIE
nicts, and to create Western Judicial District.
The bill was indefinitely postponed; to require
carrying freight and passengers, and the Assembly
memorial to Congress to authorize the formation
Of Draft Associations. Motions we're made md
their confederation postponed till Tuesday to re-
thortzing the Governor TO take the opinion OF III:
Supreme Court IA certain caee.; and to amend
chapter 1e7; Revised st,tntcs, relative to ofensss
from colorcd persons asking for the right OF suf.
fagee, was presented. The Senate resolution to
receive no new business after the 10th. vas Goa
CURED In. Bills were introduced to 'ega1lze Ger.
t1in acts Of persons Of mixed blood, Sioux and
Chippewa Indians; relating to service Of proc:ss
en- railroads; to enable towns, cities and Tila.es
10 aua1t accountefor bountfe* and to ral5e ilon.y
to pay the same; to amend the law for inspecting
the State hospital for the Insane, which rcguirss
rati.nie who are abletto pay for bard IND medi-
ceired grants Of land t. eelevt the same and to To-
corporate the Pr frt1ge City & Superior Railroad
Company and confer land grants. Several local
shall be entitled 10 receive ave dollars per month
aid from the Stale volunteer fund
A National salute will be. fired tomorrow. at
noon, by order Of Governor Lewis, In honor Of the
The Journal publishes letter from Col. Sam
Hartman. Of the 37th regiment, sayIrg that d
fr1 In MI
, 1865-03-04
Chicago Iribn11e-


The statements Of The rebel press concern
ing Gtn. She1mau's whereabouts, arc con
hictang. By ono authority be has formed q
Junction with 6cho6e1d at Goldsboro, North
Ca1olinn, thus cutting of Johnston's forces
from Hood and Rnrdce's, leaving the latte,
IN 1is rar. He is also reported to be moving
upon Raleigh. Other adyiccs report him
within forty miles Of Chnrlotte, 10 which
Place thu Union prisoners were removed from
Columbia, and on thc direct route to Sails.
bury, one Of the largest prisons pens Of the
South.
The rebel papers confirm the report that
large Iart Of the city of Co1umbia, s. c.,
las been burned,
Heavy forces Of Union cavalry arc moving
up The Shenandoah Valley in the direc-
lion Of Lynchburg and staunton. Sheridan
ts on the alert watching Lee, ready TO strike,
If be shall leave Richmond.
Our Cairo dispatches show an interesting
condition Of society in Mississippi. Guerii.
1as, thieves rebel soldiers on fur1oush, and
rebel descrters are holding high carnival aud
shooting and plundcrlng at will among their
own friends.
The rebel press continue to keep Grants
troops heavily nassed on his left, and are mo-
mciIyuar expecting battle.
The rebel General Forrest has issued a
bombastic order. to his troops, rccountius
their exploits, prophesSlng future victories,
and urging them to fight on His real sent1-
mcnts are probably expressed in the remark
attributed to him, that be has been left alone
TO hold the bag, and that it is d pretty big
bag.
Footc who lately came through ourlInes and
has safled for Europe; has been unanimously
expelled from the rrbel house.
Gov. Oe1csby has issued brief but stirring
proclamation respecting the celebration Of
today,
Lee has ordered the fertilization Of Colds
botu and Kinston. N. G., which would seem
10 indicate that Johnston is to make stand
at ono o. the other Of those places. The
great tiauker will take little note Of their ef:
forts in that direction. With SehoAeld's
co,ps added to Ills main arm:, he is irresistl-
bic. and h,-,,;;.nd to go ~nere be plcases'
1t is stated that the Presidents inaugural
will be very brict, not exceeding column in
length. The President evidently thinks that
at the present actions arc more in request
tlan words.
Gold closed in New York last night at
19sst.
, 1865-03-04

,:sAs. sAS RE1ASsc1sco. "Wednesday, March 1.-The
formed concerning the plans add movements OF
"; Gwin, denies enphatically, on the authority
OF bis sgtnts, thst The Emperor Napoleon hns
withdsaWa from he Sonora eoasolldation scheme
saFfom sonfces Of information which We deem re-
liable, we have abundant assur1n~e tha. there hss
been no change ln the plans Of the French Empe-
ror recently, while the cause OF the Mexican En-
p,Ee is advancing al rapidly "a could be REASONS
b1y expected"
When the steamer John S. Stephens left Mszat-
Ian there were several Thousand French troops
there. Advices had been received that Marshal
Dazaine VI re main portion Of his family was
On his way to Mazatlan. and might be expected
T. thfEe In tew days. .sccempe3ied BY DE. dwin:
for Europe Hta later date than the news Nc have
received from the city Of Mexico direct, but II
such Is the fact his visit has no reference to a
change Of plans, as Il is not IN contemplation to
the Northern States, before the hrst Of Nay. It
e not Intended to make the States over which Mr.
GW1n VIII have control, portion OF the French
Empire, Or French colony. Paramount aathon.
tF ts TO reside In the Emperor or Mexico. While
the territory Is held In trust for the payment of
the French debt, 1t is to be.defcuded BY French
armies.
, 1865-03-04
POSTSC RlPT.
FROM NEW YORK.
Our Midnight Dispatch Interesting
Summary of fNcws-ImportAuxf from
the South and Elsewhere.


Especial Dispatch to the Western Prcss.1
NEW YoEK, Friday. March 3.
| Our Captures.
| The Commercial ddEfTtser estimates the nun
Der Of guns captured from the rebels since ths
first os great as ls01 Tha does mt fnclude .,nn,
Tannassao 49, n,bo. a,s1 -. 10 a.. .a'na, rlotu y,
ienneesse' and other fe6el crait During the
eame ume we nave not lost tht.ty-aTe cannon
The Commercial say. this exceeds the captures
Anstrfan r,mn,jcnc.
''''A >''''f4s ~. r..,
Tho yz+ronr, i w - - !" ma.c
Inc HfTa*as army OF me Potomac special Gays:
No prisoners have been delivered to Us by the
rebels for several days. Judge onld saya high
water l,os prevented his doing 80. ThIa has M,
1essen-a hfs ,hi,;tv In receivs 1sroa nn,nhas. =,
!seseaeu n1s .o'''sJ ~ 1eee'e 4atse A"aoels o.
theff own men. it1s thought to be an excuse fol
gaining unfair advantage in numbcrs. No more
w,ll BIZ delivered by US until another insta1lment
'''~ m,
me Rebel fre*s.
The Richnona Enquirer, Of the 2sth, has long
article on preparations for battle, and says, "be
49,, .,i.,..1 ~. .h,.,.. i. - -sv
~ s.'oea', uut ru'ohs IL ~ equa!y 70 tot tae
Federal armies. It rays: Should Grant lose
an. one Of The three armies now coayerctne upon
Richmond his whole plan 1you,1 he broken m =
and tbe rcbes wana baye essnee to AZ ap
Jcf Davis to resign, md allow the aduInistra. s W.
t,on of atatrs tn nas. fnto ,ore e,,rcosss, hnDaa
lttays the preeent chief characteristic Of the Ad-
miltataahon 1s, "thst II has made more vigorous
and efiretiYo war on the resources OF the country
! ,unn II has made On the public enemy, The pro-
duchon Of provision. is so reduced, that there Il
painful anxiety for continual subsistence
The rebel House, On the s7tb, voted unanimously
~ 49, vn,,r Er;5.v af.1S = 1rh. r,,
, 1865-03-04

Fol1ttcal Matters In PaFltnmeut-Lnter
from France and 1taly-The Mar
kets.

HALIFAX, Thursday, March 3.
18th The steamship Canada from LIVERPOOL oa the
18th, Queenstown on the 18th, arrived here this
II The House Of Commons on nj he i7th, 1fr. Lay.
ara In response to Mr. Watkins, hose testimony
70 tue a5tiity with which Lord Lyons had dis.
many thousand cases had he fa'led to obtain the
highest approval Of the Government,
Dir. Watkins complained that the Government
without sttemptins to avert nc otistons. I'll s.o'
EThe Ader eays tbs American sh1pe b ave been
'ransferrcd to the British Registry tice the com
A,d 4; sos!sty took place It Exeter Hail. London,
Isa! FRaseE;wThe g. weekly retnrns et 'thSsBank Of
ca.b. '~.''s7' AA.AeS ~
p;t4s Ts! 4ss ss:s@ sr
increasing. No damage had occurred.
Liverpool: Feb, 1s-Evenins.
,co17oN-sacs to-day, 2,soo bales; closing &n-
BnEApsrurrs- 81
ffSsSSs5sx;1Ss'ss fSsSsss.FsSS'st III beef sts,a2
STOCKS s-consolz for money, soibs9i; Illinois
Central shares. 5!t95ss discount; Erie shares,
11vEsToo1, Feb. IS.
Rchardson, Spence d Co., and Others, report
l92d per Genital; red wheat, Is 9d1sss Id: corn
inactive mixed, 27s@ass,. ~~
Wakefield, Nash 4 Co.. Bruce & Co., and others
report beef steady; pork arm, and market bare
easler ut t9sGI60s.
LONDON, Saturday, Feb. 81. 1s.
BnEAps1UTFs-G}u.::.. End Steady,
GRocERIEs-Sugar drmer, and adranced 3afd
Coffee frm- 1S>'"'
LATEST,
L1vRapoo1, Saturday, Feb. IS.
GoT1oS-Lfttle inquiry, and prices weak.
BHEADsTUFFs-<lniet and steady.
PnoyIs1oSs-Qnict. Lard Inactive ut b9061s.
Produce market steaQy.
MONEY MARKEr-Con.o1s sot@s9a for money.
American Stocks-Uhnots Central, sit; Erie, 3i}
@3ai; g. S. 6s0e, 51f@514.
tLateet Wis Qutenstown1i
PAKIs, Feb l0.-Bourse closet urn; fen'e G7f Soc.
, 1865-03-04
IN Paying of the Army Of the James for Janusr

IN paying of the Army Of the james for January
and February. ~
..; Ihe Richmond Examiner of the 2sth nit says
~ a4ere vas renewal yesterday Of the reports that
enenys cavalry In the northern counties Of Viz
g1hi2 It is reported By passengers from Tint part
o. 11e country. that the enemy havea division and
county, also aeayai1y fore at Salem, IN Fanfax,
and smother force in the lover valley"
NEW 1onk, March 3-The Worlds Army Of the
Iotomac correspondent, OF the a8th ult anYs. the
exchange Of prisoners has been interrupted oy an
oher lreshet In the James, rendering 1t dangerous
- Mtra!ds 9th Army Corps correspondence,
ua1ed March tst. eays: "Desertcrs have lust
come IN, one Of whom states that be IN petcrs-
oarg yesterday, where he saw details Of m:n at
"ofK burning the tobacco. and removing all
HsaFy guns The 1<ms we're marked Danytlle aud
, 1865-03-04

II, is understood that the President, short
lime aco. addr. ssed an autograph letter to
Rey. Dr. McCllntock. pastor Of s.. Paurs
Methodist Episcopal Church. Fourth avenue,
ofierinC him the French Mission. made vacent
III death Of NJ: Dnyton. In this letter the
President paid q lands3me tribute to thc
loyalty md patriotism Of the doctor wno, ia1
willie tn pastoral charge over tue Amsf'sa 9 sid
NJ is tie diffusion ofa loyal3nd patriotic sen,
tiinent among Americans In Paris, aud OF
giving the right direction to all facts 10 rela' M
1lon to our struggle, which might az IN pre-,
venting the French Government OF people
from giving aid or comfort to the rcbclllon.
Dr: McCi:ntock promptly declined tue aonor
sought to be bestowed, assigning o. reason,
tai'ine health. he has already resigned the
1nsto'nte Of st. raul's Church, and will re.
moTe 10 Germantown. Pa, for the benefit OF
, 1865-03-04

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]

LANSING. Mlcb., Ff1lay. March 3, 1865.
The Senate to day passed bill approprtattns
<17,O00 annu,lly for the support ofthc asylum fol
the denf, dumb and bind Also to authorize the
81 RS 81 II ST. 3"ssgh soany 10 make
her OF minor bills.
In The Honse, to change the name Of Bronson
joint resolution for the relief Allen Dn1r one
Of the Euritfes OF John. Mckinney. former State
Treasurer, who became detaulter. The joint re-
Also, a dog Inv, laying specific ta1 Of two dol
lars On dogs. Also number Of matters notn1ect.
ing the south or vest portions Of the State, were
passed.
Amendments to the State Constitution we're dis.
cusscd In Committee Of the Whole in the Senate,
The first proposed amendment is 10 strike out the
word "White'' from qualifications OF electors. a
decided majority OF tic Senate is in favor Of the
amendment. Its also proposed to lncrea<e the
salaries OF the Governor and State officers, double
, 1865-03-04

FoETnEss MosnoE, Thursday, March 1.-The
mai steamer Dictator hns arrived here, brloS1ng
ports Of the capture Of Sherman aud staff IN the
1lG',n'lsy Of Columbia, s. c.. arc utterly false.
WHO iest the Spottswood House IN Richmond yes
terday mqrasng, saEs no intelligence Of the cap
tnfe OF Sherman had been received at Richmond
a heavy storm has been prevailing here for the
past few days. -
, 1865-03-04
FROM a>ES uOlNES.
Especial Dlepatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial DIgpateh to the Chicago Tribune1
DEsMoNEs, Iowa, Friday, March 3.
Judge Trimb1e has received letter from Col
Pratt Chief Engineer Of the North Missouri Rail-
road. in which he Etates that he shn1l loc,te the
road from Macon Ctty to Ottunwa Immediately.
meeting Of the citizens Of Bloomfield and VI
elnlt5 will be held On Saturday. for the purpose o:
giving material aid to the construction Of the road
from the State llue to Ottutnwa.
Stewart Goodwell, Of this city, has been appoint
cd U. $. Treasury Agent, and ordered to report
for duty. :.
The Missouri River Is clear Of Ice at Omaha.
Capt. J. II. Smith, Of Company A, 18th Infantry,
has been promoted to be Msjor Of the sane regi-
rnfnt. I
, 1865-03-04
From kErR.R3t1t trkAre

BURLINGTON. Iowa, Friday, March 3.-1paueu.
ration day will be houored III this city By closinc
the bnr1ness houses at noon, Church services ID
Le'"r" in the evening, and other Ioyal
ofrtioicing.
The river Is open, and the steamer Hawk-Eye Is
expected here from below tomorrow, although
Ice :s doutins heavily today.
, 1865-03-04

ST. 1or1s, March IA fire IN Alexandria
Clark county, Mo-. on Monday, entirely destroy.
ed the pork house md contents Of Maxwell. Loss,
The dry goods house OF Jenkins, Torrance l.
Co., at 'MArJevi1le, Nottaway county, was con.
sumed on Saturday last. Loss, 9s000l0; no 1nsu-
, 1865-03-04

New fonK, Friday, March 3.-Gold Is cou-
on hand, bought up at prices above lie present
range, and they arn holding off for rise Quota-
aons have varied from losf up to 19o- closing
with downward tendency
, 1865-03-04

= ~ z III E1A~ ''HA ANe-r8A0A&3s
P1rrsBURGH, Pa, Friday. March "a dispatch
from tile OIL City says: "a fire occurred ii ono
O'CLOCK, p NJ, to-day, totally destroying the New
York Hotel, and four dwellings and bnild,
tngs occupied by Pool Bros. and Lay s. Rcissen.
Eer, who sustained the heaviest loss. The New
York Hotel was new building just finished, and
was 10 be occupied In q few days. Insurance
s. cog. Il Is supposed to be the work Of an in.
, 1865-03-04
Cabinet, 4ks1vrrnF-s.

New fonK. Friday. March a.-The New York
been decided by thc Pr~aident tist it is not uce-
eesary TO reapro'nt tho:e members Of the Cabinet
NcCulloch may be sent In to-moSrow' M ~ wall as
t!,at o. III. Freeman Clarke, Who Succeeds htm
- Comptroller. for no other change viii be
, 1865-03-04

e Exnr,:x. N. C.4 Feb. 25.-Rebel de.er,er.
,ust II report that General Lee has ordered iolds
.f,oro md Kinston to be fortified. which order is
-svs muet be held ut Ill hazards. A large force
is now. Il work night and day ut Goldsboro
throwing mp forth i6cAunn1.
, 1865-03-04

Opening of the 11is*i%1Tppi.
MEsCAr1xE, Friday, March 3.-The M[ssissippt
River Is open to this point, the ice going out On
the evening, Of the LIST instant.
, 1865-03-04
Presto ent LfneolmsH Second
Emn1Y~psvx,f

NEW YonK, March 2.-The HerayTs Washing
dress Will probably BE- the bncfrst one ever de-
liycrcd. 1t is announced that the reading of it
Will Got occupy more than from lve to eight
minutes"
, 1865-03-04
.Neto embellishments.

TH1RD WAKD, ATTENTION.
Il Anpers: ms IL faver OF c:satins the Tttra Ward
from the In pen Ing Dr. % earusss fcnutsttd 20
meet e Unten Hall, g. Stat. street; On satu.day.
ms1sh a. IT os SeK ss,Ea 1osrs wi5k
Now Will steh men give as much, and prevent Draft
In tue Ware 81gwer fof 5ontse-yes.
n ordercf Committee. mcht miM.9s-net
, 1865-03-04

The report OF Committee on Conference was
adopted by large majority.
Mr. DAWES temporarily called to the casir
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-02
From WASHINGTON.

New York, Dec. Ia special to the
Times from Washington, Nov. 30, says:
Up to O'Clock to-day only 80 members of
Congress have reported themselves.
Two members of the Canadian Parlia-
ment, Messrs. Holt and Scott, arrived here
to-day, to be present at the opening Of
Congress.
1t is understood that Adjutant General
Thomas will soon be relieAed from the
army. General Townsend will probably
succeed him.
A proposition, emanating from Washing
ton, is being made to National Banks
throughout the country for subscriptions
for the purpose of securing an amendment
by Congress to the National Banking law,
by which profit or loss of circulation shall
accrue to the banks instead of the Govern
ment. When necessary, the proper COM
mittee in Congress will probably secure its
passage, without the preliminary influence
thus involved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-02
KeciPrOciGy-The Presidents Let.
ter 10 Gov. Holden.

New York, Dec. IA special from
Washington to the Commercial says
Hons. A. Il. Calf and r. S. Scott. members
of the Canadian Parliament, whose ar
rival here has already been announced, are
endeavOring to negotiate reciprocity tariff
duties and modify trade regulations, to 90
into effect after the abrOgation of the re-
ciprOcity treaty in March next. This is
Mr.. Galt's second visit for the same pur-
pose, he having come in July last, after the
adjournment of the Detroit Convention, i'm
which he took prominent part. AS he is
one of the leading members of the Canadi-
an Government, he probably speaks from
authority, and whatever he says, and hi scol-
leagues stipulate and agree on, or succeed
in obtaining, will be acknowledged and
recognized by the Government which they
represent.
President Johnson's letter to Gov. Hol-
den disappoints those who had hoped that
he would insist on the admission of the
Southern members of Congress at once,
and shows that he will insist on strict COM
pliance with the terms of his policy. Re-
publican members of Congress already
here show in conversation that they believe
the President has undergone decided change
in feeling toward the South, and intends to
apply the brakes. A day or so since he ex-
pressed himself much dissatisfied with
North Carolina for defeating w. w. Holden
for Governor, against his known and de-
clared wishes. Holden will probably re-
main as Provisional Governor for some
timeto come. s#a b. fa....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-02
IIIsIer,s AIhcneum.

At the benefit of Alex Zanfretta last
evening, the Atheneum was crowded, and
the performances were, as usual, entertain
Ing and brilliant. The closing pantomime,
the House that Jack Built, kept the house
In constant overflow of merriment.
This afternoon the Zanfretta Troupe will
give Matinee, commencing at two o'clock.
This is specially given for the accommoda-
ton of ladies, school children and youth,
who cannot attend at night. The price of
admission is only % cents. The Matinee
will be most interesting and and amusing
pastime.
Among other curious and funny novel;
ties, the great comic pantomine of the
House that Jack Built will be presented.
The variety of tricks, the magic transfor-
nations, aud the mirth-provoking Incl
dents In this pantomine, make the gravest
laugh, and cannot fail to afford the child
ren and youths who have all heard about
the House that Jack Built, a fund of inno-
cent amusement. Let them 90 to the Mat
inee this afternoon by all means.
This evening the troupe will perform the
pantOmne of the Calabria Bandit with
moving tableauX; the aerial swing, by
George Moreste, will be presented; Alex.
Zanfretta will exhibit the great drunken
scene, on stills twelve feet high, and the
entertainment conclude with the grand
pantomine of Nicodemus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-02
WAsuINGTON. u, G.. Nov. 27.
Railroad Accident.

EAsToN, Pa, Dec. 1.-The Western eX-
press train which left Harrisburg at three
o'clock this morning, ran into a coal train
at White House, Ma on the New Jersey
Central railroad at about eight o'clock
this morning, killing some seven persons,
and wounding 10 or y others. Killed-R.
S. SliidesV, Of EastOn Pa; Edward John
son, of Washington, Nj; Mrs. Francis of
West 22d Street, New York City Joseph
| Tyler, of Easton, Pa; West Mettler. of
Phillipsburg, Nj; Edward Davis, OF Bel
videre, N. j., and j. w. Rdinger, of Car
pentersvlle, N. j. WOunded-Wm. Rex,
| leg broken; Mrs. HOrray, leg broken, and
her child also injured; Andrew O'Neill.arm
broken w. w. Marsh, Of SchOOly's Noun
tains, about the head; George Waller, of
Newark, slightly; A. S. Strong, of East
Hampton, Mass, badly about the head; /;
Mrs. A. S. Strong, slightly; F. G. Louthip,
of Trcnten, dangerously; John f. Stager,
Of Clinton, N. j.. both arms; U. L. Morris,
of Washu, N. j.. in the side and arm.
| EAsToN, PA, Dec. IL p. M.-The acci-
dent reported this morning occurred about
two miles west OF White House. 1t appears
that coal train going east discovered car
off from the other track, which had broken
| from freight train. The express train
bound west was due, and the engineer of
| OhN SOtl am SbOppCu MS JIdlD anu
| the brakeman to stop the car or throw it
from the track, as it was going down the
grade pretty rapidly, and he desired to pre-
vent an accident to the train coming west.
After stopping he started the car and found
that part of it had become uncoupled. He
then backed up to couple the cars, and
while doing it the western express
train bound east came round the
curve and ran into the rear of his
train. When the engineer of the
western express train discovered the coal
train, it was about 800 feet from him. He
reversed his engine Immediately, but could
not stop thJ train. He saw no flag man.
He did not jump from, but stuck to his en-
| gine to the last. One man on the engine or
in the baggage car was injured. The bag
| gage car was driven into the first passenger
car, and just swept, as it were. everything
above the iron seat backs. On the bottom
of the baggage car were two pieces of tim
Der, which came directly over the seats,
| but doing no serious injury.
EAsTON, PA. Dec. 1.-The body of Mr.
Russell 5. Chidsey, who was killed to-day,
reached here this afternoon. The streets
were de .sely thronged and the utmost sor-
row was shown by our citizens in the sad
loss of one of our most influential and re-
spected citizens. The funeral will take
place next Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'clock
Mr.. Lowthorp is at the American Hotel,
with several other of the wounded, aud al
though suffering intensely, it is thought he
will recover.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-02
Z ArienI us ward i'm Columbus.

Artemus Ward, the famous sol distant
Snowman" makes his appearance at the
Opera Houseon Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, Dec. 9th and 9th. He is on fare
well tour through the United States, pre-
vious to paying visit to Europe, where, it
may be confidently expected, he will a, :
.tonish the slow and unsophisticated natives
asthey were never astonshed before. Ar
temus Is an institution. He has made
American humor known and appreciated
throughout the world to an extent that no
"comick"artiste and original "goaker'' born
In this country, had previously dreamt of
doing. He has acquired fame and accumll-
lated fortune, and is worthy of being sus-
tained on his own personal merits as we'll
as for the excelenceof his performance. 1t
should be remembered that Artemus will
exhibit bis beautiful Mormon panorama on
both evenings. The 'picters" he will ex plain
In his own happy way.