The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-29

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This isclAdes All the oghi Ia the valley from the ioh OF
Scvember ~ the Close OF the esEipaiKu Yhsas Isses
- e~taaIy WY far under the esmsse We hsd bccsts
sor. hal. Vi thu they arc correct we have every conn
ssnes = our Saoss. ud SSu gave bun Acy
me eeulSm>a tells u that tho eoemy claimed 70 have
IS, ooS sfasssy ana u. 90 cavalry
The Yanke surgeons Winchester told our nfornpant
that they Sured scr The M Winchester on the IOth
or september Sin OF their own OF ours and
that the hospitals In the town confirmed SIX thousand Of
their wounded from that Hgt1 alone
This exhibit Of tn ossos Of Che Two Ssmses evidences
the skill and gaiansry with which our oiccr and msa
ing In fruits OF the on repeated Victories yst noue win
deny that they deserve we'll OF their country whom they
remember Tho overPowesns odds asanss which Ahey had
Public Sentiment s in Aiasa~s and
Late Southern rApcn say TIA. writer In the Mobsss
7sits~s charges ika there roconsirucon party or
~ least submission party In tho Alabama Legislature
operating covorliy TO that end.
Tho Thomasvillc lcA Times says that the people Of
any In tho STATE but that they are very much divided
tho war qs stion, many claiming that golialos for
peace tho only alternative for say nx themselves and
that STATE Convention Is necessary 70 attain that end
The bazaar ut Columbia. q. q.
A GRAND DIsrLAY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TIONs OF ART, SCIENCE AND DOMESTIC sKILL--Ax
AssEMBLAGE OF BEAUTY, ETC.
extended account Of fair bazaar
by tho ladies OF south Carolina In thatcy for che bone
For several weeks past this bazaar has been with tho
ades the topic OF the parlor the drawing and tho
racked fingers have toed and sweet tongues have
been ceaselessy employed In oonrving, rrcpar and
Contributions have been syed all sidos articles Of
every conceivable kind and shape have been bought
begged or manufactured gold beraiy subscribed abroad
has been laid out In the purchase OF such curi0scs
ornaments and neccssaries could not DO obtained at
home, and
Ships through hundred foes, from Saxon lanes
have been made 70 bring thousand lovely and useful
things, with the most distant glimpscs OF which Con.
arrangement being completed, the bazaar opcncd
last ght To give just des rpton Of this royal fest,
dipped the hues OF thousand rainbows the powor
to catch the fantastic shapes that live In the changing
The fair was held n tho State House. the seats formerly
occupied by the Legislators OF tho state having been
| moved The pressure was great, and visitors ''caught
the eddyng current OF humanity wore sugcd whricd
twistod drifted and distorted into every possible dova
ton from straight limo that would have been chosen by
an enturiatcd wazcr" "By dnt OF much engineer ng
q flank movement here and echeiom there entrance
into the Hall OF Representatives was effected" and the
toute nsem6ie is thus pictured by the Carolinian-
Admiration became at the active faculty OF
the mind. The first glance At the magn Accnt ont
line Of curtained boudors which, with beautiful regu.
lary arranged around the ROOM the broad sweep
Of drapery the wonderful eruption OF flags and the Odor
| GUS flowers that SHIELD their rainbow IT" every
hand The second rested the cOnstcIlat OF hand
faces In all the advantage oil full Dress tho
wreaths around tho brows Of the young the waves OF
bright gems and br ghor that flashed back tho silver
light OF the chandeliers.
The Cdvonidn thea proceeds TO describe the stalls
tables representing the several States, from whence
| condenss tho following
/ SOUTH cARofxsA
This establishment is tho largest In the r0om-Mra H.
A. SnOwden the presiding spirit One table Is covered
with large and exceedingly valuable collection OF srti-
ces many OF which have been imported These artices
Of which there hundred 70 be embraced Ia .
gigantic rac the value Of which is ten thousand dollars
One thousand chances are offered at $40 zach.
i q condemnation
odds and ends the thought Of which could have been
It's adornmens 70 those who like such things IS an inn
mense wax baby, made In England, dressed in silk, Con
federate colors, with Confederate wreath its little
curly wig, and Confederate flag In Its prettily moulded
hands There Is Also painting on satin o. palmetto
signal days made from the brocade dress Of daughter Of
49, and attached TO portions Of the battle flag stas
Both OF these tables surmounted by broad VIII 70
and scarlet canopy supported BY uprghs wreathed IN
mottoes:-"Dont give up the ship" God save our
Between these uprghts the border Of tho canopy
and wounded soldiers"
There vases Of flowers. from which might study
whole u botany before eating supper OF
fruits and OF cakes Among tho curious Is small
tree that has evidently been cultivated expense
SIZE shape they said resemble the ord-
nary "hcn fruit 1" and, like them, do not improve by
:. s oas
oCpsoc Besides tho cream and chocolate cakcs canded
fruits blanc man0e &C. which attract the eye externally
rant, wherein turtle SOUP broad, tailed mutton-somo
thing newalligator steaks, venison, wild turkeys and
doed out TO everybody who desires 10 be made happy
| under his shirt but once.
Mrs DR. Leland, Mrs snowdon, Mss Emoro and Krs
| Winoman
/ rxxSrssm
Everybody In this boudor appeared 70 DO perfectly
happy and suggcsiycly busy, manfcstng much mutual
interest In ones personal welfare, and bostowing
thousand OF those beautiful little attentions which
woman's tender hear, induces hor TO Law sh whenever
she wishes to operate coherent idcaiity OF the
male species Certain II Is that thcre were very few
| pockets which did not leave those promises In tho
vocative There seemed 10 DO everything for SALE
thing TO eat from sylnSuS 70 sliced ham and with tho
most fascinating creatures In tho world 10 mako CHANGE
tits no wonder people spent moncy-yea greatly.
Tho ladies in charge Of Tennessee were Mira s. DO
| veaux and Mrs HoinItsh
| KErUcxY AND MrsoUM
All here something solid and substanta al A roll Of
gray cloth which 10 be rallied at tho Of thousand
dollnrs suit and tailoring thrown In Ladies' hats just
from England perfect loves Of bonnets baby asass,
raphcrnaa; German cushions heavily embroidered felt
hats for gentlemen, kid gloves counterpsnes In Short
nearly everything for use and wear that our English co.,
Tho goddesscs who superntend this gptto arc Mrs NJ
| A. Snowdcn Mrs. Singleton and xss Lucy Green, and
right regal has been the displayed in IL decoration
| and Arrangement
There the crescent and the starhe shield and peli
can From droop the curtained walls Of OF tho
pro.tiest sourdo'n in tho bazaar The drapery, like
that Of its neighbour OF scarlet and white but caught
up In looms and fastened with flowers
| In the rear b . beautiful American nag, with tho
Union down, exhibited trophy OF Of battlcs
for which purpose u was loaned by OF our generals
Now imagine In the Interior labyrinth Of beauties any
Of which might torment an onvous NATURE comprs
Ing Canton Grape shaws silks, satin . glass ship an
easy chair Roman scarf thirty forty beautiful dolls
with pug noses and glass sycs negro mamma and fam
lily, representing numerous wife and child An atdi.
tiona feature Of this stall In beautiful Christmas tree
| covered with oil sorts OF handsome things
On the last night OF the bazaar this tree viii be Hunt
mated by one hundred Candles when the branches will
| be relieved Of their present load Of fruit BY n@c.
stll another feature Of the Louisiana department 10
restaurant the French STYLE In which I'll the Dishes
hot and cold prepared q Francais and ~ prices
quito reasonable. Tho following the bill Of fare
Nook turtle soup, oyster soup, gumbo roast turkey,
boncd turkey, danbed tongue danbod beef roass han
cartridges stuffed with artichokes, vol. au-vcst Of
Chickens pork pc, chicken pie oystes Oh cken salad