The New York herald., 1865-03-12

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Ths ss rehearsal prsy.S spSs: So.y ..d c.
tain Hssted dotemined " give the sii& Of the army
mu.,c.i treat That the ladies stopping At City Point
give during the daytime Invitations issued and
programmes w.ro printed.
In which tho concert was given Is the chapel OF the yf
ueth regiment New York Volunteer Engtneers Colonel
Greek cross and in tho rustic Gothic style Of archtec
turc It's dimensions sixty feet the arch each
way and will seat about seven hundred people In ad
diu0n this there III vestry room in the rear eghte
70 long by wide There is tower the prncl
pal entpanc, sixty nvc feet in height built in three
tons with spiro tho top No part 81 tho logs Is to
be ept the back and the roof Is neatly
!, one Of The largest and mos. elegant structures q tho
Kind In the army, and was much admired by Mrs Gene
ral Grant during her recent visit hera
c0SctRr
Shortly after moo. two special passenger cars arrived
at Warren stat bringing large number o. ladies' and
other invited guests up from City Point. Among the
most notable Of these Miss Cameron, daughter Of
OF Pr sldent Lincoln. Ambulances In waiting,
which convey the guests TO Colonel spauldings camp
where they ushercd into the chapel Shortly after
Major General Meade and stan arrived followed
few minutes by Major General Wright Major General
Frank Wheaton, MAJOR General Hu.nphries, Brigadier
General Hamlin Brigader General Keifer, and the mern
bers Of their respective sas Large numbers Of officers
from other commands were also present
THR PROGRAMME.
Neatly printed copies Of the following. programme
were distributed and the concert commenced:-
SIXTH 0oRfs MArlSER MUSICALE,
At TIM
CHAPEL THE yrTEH NEW YORK ESolS,uRs,
On
Thursday, March Q, at one O'Clock p. n
Director Captain H. +. Halsted
PROGRAMME
l-Coronation March, from Ie Prophese. .Meyerbeer
ARIA "Robert, toi que Jaime, 4" from Robert
10 Diaole Msyerpeer
S-Watzcs Reves en- Hiver. Stsdehl
Lob der Thranen PRAISES Of Tears, Schubert
bConcert0 Tor claronette solo, by Mr. ReinhaId Band
Master New Jersey brigade.
e-Ovorture, Guaame Tell. Tell.................R .Rossini
CAPTAIN HAIsTBD AND THB BATON
Captain Hasted welded the baton in n mastery STYLE
and every piece elected unbounded applause from the
audience To all il pleasure great ~ It
expected and the director received many hatering
comiums and all united in wishing long and prosper
GUS season to tho Sixth corps opera troups and It's tai
ented director.
The guests then shown around tho engineer camp
and shortly Afterwards accepted An invitaon from Gene
raj Humphres TO witness = review OF General Miley d.
vision of the Second corps.
PERSONAL
Major Latter for q long time past Assistant Adutant
General Of the Third brigade First DIVISION left here this
morning for the West to All q similar position the
staff Of General Upton. The position he vacated Is filled
by Captain Colt Of the Thirty regiment Massa
chusetts Volunteers
Mr.. John A. Brsdy's Despatch.
HEApoUARrHRs TWENTY FIFTH ARMY coRPs,l
In THR FIELD, March TO- 1865.
One Of tho opened fro yesterday; but after ex-
podng three Of its shells over their works. they
stopped firing
Major Stevens. Provost Marshal OF the corps has gone
will be filled BY Lieutenant Phillips chief ambulance
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