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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-25
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W a bin qtpn %. Sat-
Sn S6illerS vaQbale uno Qiebe" beibt e8
pom bal- noh 2Imerita pertauften oeutiden Sol
baten: vgto6 an Staottbpre brebten Tie ii6
I'm uno iarieen: Soft nit Sud, @eib uno
ainoer! IS lebe unier 2droespater, am jung
fen @eri6te finb mir pieoer oa !" 9emna9
mub oas iin9ite @eridt in 9euti6lano iebr
nobe fem, penn ipeben iino bort idmmtIihe per-
faufte 3rupper pisper erIdienen. Ser lebtere
9hlsprld lit nutlrlia nur mptbii6, .. b. bier.
budbdnplerii6 81 uerIteben; mir ipre6en bon.
SrieOri6 &app's neueitem @erf: Ser SDloa<
tenbanoeI oeutIder Sir1ten no6 Nmeritc.
(1775 bis 1882" SHE ale friberen Bidder
&app's, berubt aud) oaS s~egenwdrtise auf du-
berft iDr9fdltt9ern QuelienltuDium. 9elt 8er='
Iaier i~tanpen burd Die 6reunoi6aft oes Sc
f6i6tslbreibers Bancroft poaitdnbise gus sase
iiber bic oatlali9en @reigntiie aus ben englis
ihen 9arlamentsaften gu @ebpte. 0otten mir
paber bis jeBt nur abgeriIene, unpoqitdnbige
uno idiefe Neri6te iiber iene perrufenen tSans
oelsgeiddfte peuti6er 2anbe8pdter bes perigen
SahrbnnOerts, H. lie9t uns bier San,s eriten
Wtale cine attenmdBige 0artellng oeS (6ans
oeIs DOR. Quber Oieier ipiioen Grunola9e be-
ibt oaS 9u6 5pet anoere Gi9eai6aftsn, Die
bemielben 9rOBen @ertb perleihen. 9urb fem
2eben Steubeus un6 &albs uao tie oamit MOTH
wenoig pertnipften gritneli6en biitOrii6en
Stuoien iener Berioee oeuti6>ameritaniiher
8e3jebun9en bat Gapp iid senoue 9enntnib beS
SerrainS uno oer banoelnben 8eripnen ertpors
ben, 10 bab er ii6 NIT srOBer Siderbeit auf
ienem als @ei6i6tsibreiber Su betpesen pere
itebt uno leber uuftretenoen geriOn ipslei6 ben
9eb6rigen 8las eInsurdumen weiB. SOBER ais
AGes bteb miilen mir aber zen tparrlen, seuti64
putriotii6en Son %iteen, Der in, sar5en 8u6
berrl6t: 3prn rtro @ntraitung iiber ba8 elenoe
Greiben ber Qanoe8odter bes 18ten Sabrbun+
Oerts baben Oemielben oa8 gntiteben 9eseben
uno jeOe Settle seugt bupCn, bab cas Ser5 beg
8erioiiers ebeniO BET Der gbfo1unB beg 8uds
b~etbeiligt mar, pie Der &Cpf.
@eben mir NIT einige biltprii6e 9ata aus
bemlelben.
92nrFr,,fL n,U~So,> W. re, eI,.,AeAa1&,E
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Die 2m Sur gerbeHeruns bss GinsDanSerunss
Gsefakea.

Senator Sberman bat, tpie ~unieren QeIern
bereitS befannt, cine @ia sur @erbeIerung oes
GDngreBotts iber @rmunteruns Der @inmanbe>
rung eln9ebra@t. Sic Bill perbietet bel @es
fdnguiB> UNI GelOitrufe ieosn @ertebr nit Sim
nanberern Dor Der 2anoun9 oiBer nit Grlaubs
nib Der GinpanOerunss> @pmmiHdre; Ie perbie.
tet ferner bel Strafe iebe 8eidrdntuns Der Srei=
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-25

Wabtngtpt %. San. Ser Senat
ratlfctrte ben 8ertrag nit Den nproweflt6en
8anoen Der Sps6DneezSS noianer.
sic 9tMstptebSI,r,tg ser Gjefanacnen.
gIus elmer Mittbeilung bes arieqslefretdrs
i3etnt berppr6ugeben, Dap Die game &ngeIegen>
belt lpe9en DISTINGUISHING Der &riegsgefanqenen
in ben !9dnoen be5 Sen. Grant rlbf, url0 baB,
Dbglet3 biz jeBt MIR tbeilpeiie 9(uSpe6slun.
gen 81 Stanoe tanner, mar bO6 llria9e bat,
su 9%lauben, b0B e8 balO 5u elmer pplitdnoi9en
NusweAslun9 Der @efangenen fpmmen miro.
8ielb'e 2ln8rif auf 9eues.
6r. S6end bra6te beute Die Gei6i6te Res
Nn9rtfS Dor baS 9au8, ben q. g. Sielo fi6
beigeben lieB, ge9en pas Wtit9Iieo beS 6auie8,
3i9ter Selep gu perilben. gra beantra9te ole
Grnennung zines auSerpdbIten @DrniteS, banlit
baielbe Mabre9eln sur @abruns Der parliament
tariiden Gprre6te Der NlitgIieoer pe8 6alie8
ergreife. q
SbcriSanS &%efimmuns.
Wan 9laubt bier, bab Sheridan 1i9 in 8ez
pegun9 iebt, I'm nit Sen. Sherman sl Uperiz
rem, uno baB er ni6t ba3 COMMANDO Der Dir
NEE am Saule8 inter benz Oberbefebl Grants
ibernebmen piro.
Burlington, "a. San. g8ie p%erlautet,
10 lperpen Die in Supannab gefunbenen Sd
BATS utO 8eiSzGprrdtbe nt4t, lpie friber be-
itimmt pnroe, sum 8elten be8 S9aBamteS
p~ertauft iperOen, ~ipnoern ber 9ieiS tpiro an Die
armen 8eppbner Sapunnab8 unp Der 'Sabat
bic Sploaten pertbeilt.
Die Stage Der SIS. Garnad ltnO giariep
9e9en Die 3egierung we8en Nufl6iung zines
neberlano BOitcOntrafteS 1T neuIi9 gu @uniten
Der &ld9er enti4ieoen pprOen, unO bieieIben
erbielten $4,000 Su9elprpden.
Sen. Irant melOet Dem 8riegSpepartement,
baB er nit Dem acknowledgements Der
Nebellen wieoer in Gerbinoung setreten 1T, unO
in Surgeon ale Gefan9enen a~us9elpebielt
A 6fstf
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nuuroen on @nalanb ppn

0dr6en ZJ,1bb y 2fly(9O,Ilo j.
Obi9e 9ummen erbielten Die reipettipen Gam
pespdter. fin ibre 8oiien, uro ibre Nadtummetr
iinO sum She'll beute nod I'M 8eiiB, berielben.
Nus9ei6lpIen finO bier Die Summen, an Die
SplOaten geaublt Dber fir Derpfesuns ausses
geben. 9dbei mplIen mir bes fir Die 2anoessI
odter i6ma6ppaften, aber far @n9lano ebrenz.
pollen umitanbes Grpdbnnng tbun, baB gngs
lamb, bur6 frlbere Gorsdnse belebrt, in ben
gertrdgen ausOridlid bebinet, OuB bic SoIoa@
ten Die poae engli6e 26bnung erbalten mlfen.
Sriber batten allo oeutide 2anbespdter rie
9tfferens 5mii9en en9lii9er uno beiiii6er, ans
pa6ii6er Doer 5erbfilder 26bnung in ibre
3ai6eu geitedt! Ser cine angeilbrte Bug, -
ltnp oas Bud miminelt pm dbnliden, piro.
es re6tfertisen, ipenn mir benz 8u6 einen boz
ben Blab in Der beutiden eDoomsdays2 iterar
tur unpeilen. Nuf 5ablreide 2eier oieiieits oe8
Oceans lam baS 8u9 ni6t reGnen, benn bic
9euti6en III Mmerita tulfen feline Bidder, unb
tpdren ie nod 70 gut, aber eS miro in Seuti6s
LAMB al5 pibtiger 8eitrag CUR beutlden @es
idi6te beS 10. Sabrbunoerts 9etpiroigt lper>
ben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-25

Ofi3ielle 9rpci6e Ocs Sen. Orant.
Die 3erH6rnns Opm Sort Gasrueu.
smiths S8larbg erdumt. "a
ISeenGDme Dom 1872 !Samomen.
RriegSoepartenent, "a, San.
Sen. Dtaipr S. 81. 9ir: sa ST. ,.
6Ol9enoeS SeIe9ramm 1T ipeben bier einqe>
t%rOffen:
Gttp@Oint, %. San.
BON. &. 81. Stanton, straightforward:
Glter neiner Stabspff3iere 1T ipeben Ron
Sort 6iiber nit 9epei9en BON Sen, Serrp elm.
-9etrpfen.
2tm 16. ipren9te Der 6eino SORT Gastpel
uno Sort Campbell unO rdumte 9lei6Seitig Die
g8erte auf Smiths S8Ianb, SmitbSpiae unO
NeoeS Potnt. 9ieie 8Idbe wurben iofort blrb
Die 9tapp beiebt.
SIM 8an5en pur0en 90 Sanp@'
nen erbeutet. 8erner fielen nod 9robe
Ouantitdten feline @affen, iopie Subliiten3.
Sitter &C. in uniere t6anb.
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3. So utler,
General Waior.

ln Ser Grtract bon GERM 8rppts' Geoe mar
i'm @eientli6en foleenOsr: tr
S6 fible MIDI perpfidtet, gu iagen, oab elm
8eriu6 seuadt fpuree, Die Staot gtetp yort
.ipdbrenb Der 6erbitpabl gu ecntrcItren. 9ie
8esieruns f6idte einen v@Olo &obber" in
Der geripn zines @eneralmaipr8 Der Ser. Staae
oteS - &duber beS 6ffentlihen ShaBeS, Der er
trar, unO @eneralunaiOr, eetraute e rfi4 bod
nibt, bic gpntrpae lber Die Nctionen berenis
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Sic bentl6e Gintuanbernug 1T Nelus
0nrf. 5OlsenbeS 1T cine itatiihide ueberiiGt
Der oeuti@en gintpauoerung int 6afen BON Stem
gprt:: "a RI EEL s.
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&elegrapbjfdDe 2Caef)EteDten.
geriatet far ban DaIttn,ct. GGedtr.
SnnOcBbauDtnGD
Qualification Ses SnSianers@ ertrdss.

WafRtngtOn, %. San. Ser Senot
r%atifctrte ben @ertra9 nit ben noromefli6en
8anoen Der Sps6pneezS nbiauers
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Subdfteu5>$offce occ 23er. st. MrIncc
Gg 20 ~$Futbnr.

Ste1rfter5>Sftce Scc 0er. ST. &lriuec
Jg 20 <~5ruthnr.
9a:taipre @ie, 2l San 1884.
V~erle9ftte a~nBetrte. IN 2 %upIttat le teu cuf tietr
Silttt BIS 8rc tag, ZEN 8. Sebruar +. S. Niitags II utr ent-
ee9eTe gen rrnnten UNI benz Scr. 81. GubaI!srs Tep r.ement
Jul l~tetert: aN
9tertaafenb 10000 Ntnbpte6 Iettn.
bi8 GbjulteieTn an Ter 9 eG!S Sticnudase Il @altt.
more, DaO IL 1000 Slid tanei balls 10 Gopen. 9tes
+ tel5en wersen IN IS na9 tbrer Nntuef # ouf 9ofen
hs Sontl attOts eew0en. Ste mujien firmtltd Tn.
eetahr 1900 9fb. @rDs- GiniGt tdb n. MGe inter
iooo yfo. rte3tnee SuaeT Gtiere, DO en-, HGo., Rim
etr nne un9ct6rntf,S Ftne teh miro 5urtr8 mtefen.
10 $50. am Geftdt crlaubt, lpefern tae Tbier ntht ID I'm 81
Stunbe II bar Strte sefaKtsn peer J iht uEmitieibar mas
Der Antenft gtrCgen smire, rea
Nprnaiare FUR Wneebpte fbaneu ron ptiatr Dfire eutpebRr
IN sef'pa ppet ptr yeti pefr per Eliza ePh be3Oegn m9rbeu.
anseeGte es &elt8raPe Hher irnftge ~irrsgularr gDetie per-
Die Sfeatsrung osriGaet, bdB itbtS ( tld-nsru p. fbsipt
aio eIfet@e oallelbe nttt baS 0iintnum fes SerlsnBt II Sc.
mt9ts einSsla s.ipr9en nth tts AueSlbe b1fdr mus bic
sdrthte tra8en, bic nd TN Nbi9Gstn BED @sw(d Is eeilrt baf.
Jtees An9stpt mug con etaer @aranitee pct stret Drronts
lautet; '
We of the county Of, State of -
do hereby guarantee that - is Tor are) able to
fulfil a contract in accordance with the terms Of
his Tor their proposition, and should his (or
theirs proposition be accepted, he Tor thew will
at once enter into a contract in accordance there
with, and we are prepared to become his securiz
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for its full
ilment.
Die @erantpprtli&f it te~rieniasn. se SieIe @aoroutie a..
yen, mug nntttelf etner 9pnt Glgrf her n5dheu 3tattts
@pnrt pbtr pom Q. ct. 8iarifrs-An / auRacfeQten Be-.
i4~etntsuu9 ndagepitien terten
Anbtster ntlNen ann ms tetn, UNI tbre NraGbrte AT &c.
%trafttesn, unb S%crterettet ietn, 8nrei6aft fer @usf abrura
peg ApGtratts Su seben. ete N2 &c SIfce %reriaisn.
0te @e8tetuu8 ,ttbalt I'D has 0teat pty, eiEraer eAe IN.
eebcte suriids uweiisn.
3dtluneen prtten rad ister Ibltsieruns / ip!6eu RpnSs
sema4t, ais tn 6dfe fnb; wtnn tetre ~pprbaubg1, nirb, 'isbaib
ais irlGe Ctntpr men, a0sb soflt.
Anbteter rPlen eefaai6t hen @reie %aneesen, rem In Cur
regs9 fs55aelt m:t6 unb hen grsts. rem 1T saule i8einen.
Sgrl1id8e mullen e-utliG PROPOSALS FOR BEEF
CATTLE" uber iarteeen un6 an Cart. S. ). Gilman, 6. g.
Baltimpgs, gtby abreiir ftr. e
Q9ettn has AnSetpt i'm @au,en elmer Ttrma asfdiebt, 70
rfunen bic gfamen Ter 9teilnetmar iOnte bic SOhcf1ce Gee
naA %an9e9eben tetn pber e8 trirb ntdtin getgan! 6espgfn.
&lle n-geRct Rteftn 8orf6rtften Nt@
S 3. 81 t!mNu,
tzSid-o'eb} a. "a Sdptdn urb 2. gu g. u.
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fir ColltyoRtoren.
MnaeDOfe fir SlmbmlanSem.
DeYct Quarliermttfers Sfi
n.(H~Nre 81 Can 1857

gNFFIWFtFI = V~N' -
8eritesslte anstbcte meyteu In btelsr Ofrce tts Nlsatae,
80. San b S. Wiitta8S IL llbf Gngsnshmsn wffeen, ut
bteiem Department Bu ltefetn:
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AOO WHFVHtWf1N"J
Il n, 81 hoeIin SD u q 2 ~

90 Jan , So WItfTa8s Il U0F 0NgtN9HNFN WF'V5W' aW
bteiea Department. 3u lteetn:
$50 NmbulanSen,
bGm IN teeGtn8 0ufet".
Steter tDerteu erlu6t, beftntmt ben Datum, al wei%fTR ts
ben @patratt erfulen fSnnen, a%utu9eten
Dte Mnbaiar,en weiben etHer Snipef!i1n pptermprieI
Esrten uaS itO en- Der Baltimore & Cbt0 @iisntabn abJu'
~IteferH.
8pneS In Der Sumn,e. peIte Ger 6atite tT I'm @entratt
t%stun6enen gtstGt6nmt mafsn bcn lem @euirnticr unb
tetnen apet SIreen ee6eben merten.
Vie Werantrrprtltdtett her Surgen rnus ntttelft elmer tpn
Glert Der rG6ftn 8tfrttt Gpurf Dber som Y. Ct. Gttrtttsa
Qn~nlt ausseiteaten 8ef6eiri9une ua&etm een mtrien.
PCS Commencement behGlt ftD bds Hedt Skr, tgGeub ipets
@e An8ebo'e aus trgenb rel6ea tria6en gu oGEpef fen.
Jepe getipn Cter tstes MttglieD etner GuId pc!Ge &ns
St1ets n1ddt ntub etr en- Sreuetb fit bic 8er.Gt. J~t5gtfrun8
frtrt iDutee.
r@llt An8ebpte, tteien 8prf6rttten
10 8eHou ma 9t smHenb Wertfn eers
ae &n9ebNtt mullen ee auff&rit tra8en; Proposals for
An'oulances, unb Inb au n~trefFren an
,t.oa GIL. st. 50. 81 eWPpEt,
AuA5-oOl @hRi SlAR Inltttnnre Alb.
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@'f9sbotc fir Rlumbine SGrbeit uu0
GeiDerS.
Depot 0uarttttmsihet8 SfJice.

m.c, NoItttnrre, u. San. 1868.
Setpe9elte Aneetpte tn DuPlifat pfrben In tieier Office
ubrs inr et plumbers Arbett unS bic @nfcrtigun1 BON vi.
3u9efsnalen tSewtrasel bes neuen @OTpitals, an bfm wetlt,
Den Xermtnus Der perlapSerten GpnnierrRr.
Veriensn pereGn benz gendB e~tngelaeen, Mn9ebpie Al MAIDEN.
Gtn 1tuntttB res Pp}pttdl9sbSuteS idnn in btsisr Cffce
%etnGeieten perten, fp auBerben uibese WusfunFt betrsffs
er Wrbett ertbetlt rirb.
Gtne @ardntte bon 3pai SerdntrprtltGen gerfpnen wirb
Sfr!an9t rag BE arbett tn Ueberetnftmnuna nit 6sr IN benz
Ste SerdntpDr tItQitit Der Bnr9en mus pffsieu Bon einer
slert fsr na9fen y. ct. DifrtIt Court kefd einiet fetr.
YIN 8rtrete rtrb ~Serianet tpenn ritt tetetts eta folder
In etefer Office restfrirt purbe
0as Ns@t &sseepte, pelae n9t paGent e,56eiaeu, sur9de
3uretlen, ntrb bprbetalien.
4ne 2NngebDte, EeIas nt&t stnnu nit bUrfe6enten ge>iua.
nngeu nberetnftntntsn, percen iurIdBenieien.
Ote Nn9eprte rtuhet BITE &ufi6rtft trdgeu: Proposals
Tor PIumblng Work and Sewers unG fnb All a%trefiren an
Coz. r.. M. Newport,
~ii1n1S-2Sl -GheE+ IS rartferr.p ;der gpoT,tn,nro ggS
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1913 53,92s 399 3S,263 1914 24,l72
Die Sotal> Ginpanberun9 I'M Sabre 1864.
I OK 0OO s5- Hi " rrftl - #E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

EVENING ExcHANoEs-We have discontinued
the publication of the quotations at the even
ing exchanges. In our opinion many Of these
quotations have been untrue, and were gross
impositons upon the public As soon as we
found this out we stopped them. After toiling,
sweating, swearing and praying in Wall street
from ten 70 four the spectators and stock
gamblers ought to 60 home, attend to their
wives and children, pass a quiet evening at the
opera or the theatres, correct their morals and
60 to bed early, instead Of Grazing themselves
by financial and other designations at midnight.
Let the evening exchanges be discontinued.
We refuse to countenapce them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

THE CANADIANS CoMNG TO THEIR SENsEs-A
TRUE BnL--Recent events are bringing the
Canadians to their senses A grand jury Of
Toronto has issued an Indictment against
those notorious rebel emissaries and con-
spirators Jacob Thompson, Of Mississippi
president Buchanan's thieving traitor Secre-
tary of the INTERIOR; G. c. Clay (not long ago
a blatherskiting Southern rights United States
Senator from Alabama); VIM. Lawrence Nc
Donald, and that famous rebel confederate
highwayman, Bennett Young, for violation Of
her Britannia Majesty's neutrality laws. Now
this looks like going to business in an honest
way and it Is to be hoped that the Canadians
will follow up this movement to some satisfac-
tory practical results. How they happened to
omit from this Indictment that fussy and con-
sequentlal rebel Jeremy Diddler known as
George Sanders, we cannot tell; but it was
probably because he was regarded as COM
mon loafer, not sufficiently important to be
classed with such rebel nabobs as Thompson
and Clay. We think, however, that his case
should not be neglected. It should, indeed,
loafng charlatan as Sanders has become, be
the first on the docket, in view Of his indus
trious, impudent and persistent efforts to
foment in Canada rupture between England
and the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

REIMBURSEMENT or PKRsoSs FuanmnSo SrBsnrrTn -
Under the provisions Of the General Bounty law passed
by the present legislature principals who furnished
substitutes credited under the last call for troops
mbursed by the State In the amounts paid by them 70
such substitutes not TO exceed the bounties allowed BY
that law Such reimbursement will soon be made by the
Paymaser General Of the State and without cost 70 the
parties making claims We requested 10 state that
no agent attorney or other intermediate 10 required for
the collection Of such claima The Paymaser General
will have an ONCE at No ga Broadway, rooms Nos
and on and after the 4h Of May, where proper blanks
viii DO furnished 70 claimants, and all necessary infor
nation given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

CONCERT 10 MISS SARAH sASDERsoH.-A grand compli-
nary is announced TO take place at the City
Assembly Rooms Friday evening next for the benefit
Of Miss Sarah sandersop This lady graduate Of the
Institution for the Blind and the Of this compli
ment to aid in her support appeals 10 the kndest sym
pathes Of the public. She will be assisted by eminent
artists Of this city, and to be hoped that the efforts
Of her many friends will be fully successful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

CHURCHES AND THE MISUNDERSTANDING the
first signs of the approach of our civil war
were the divisions between the Northern and
The Roman Catholic church has had no divis-
ions. Now the Protestant churches in the two
sections ought to reunite and aid by their
Christian sympathies in effecting the national
reuniOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

TRADE WTH THE SoUTH.-The restrictions
being gradually removed, trade between the
North and South will soon be resumed There
must be about two million bales of cotton, worth
at least two hundred millions of dollars, In the
rebel States. That will be brought North be-
fore long, and our trade, commerce and manu-
factlres will be reyiyified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

A REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE Of JEFF. DAVIS
Why don't the government offer reward for
the capture of the rebel chief, and have him
chased out of the swamps and hunted down like
Booth? One hundred thousand dollars would
tempt his own soldiers to deliver him up. Let
him be treated like the fugitive felon he has
become.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

Charles Kean mt the Broadway Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean made their second appear
ancc last night this theatre before audience not
much larger than that which greeted them on their
dtbtt, last Wednesday evening" but in all respects as
fashionable elegant and apprecative. We were glad to
observe marked improvement in the efficiency of the
orchestral arrangements rs well as in the selections
played between the acts The piece produced last night
is generally admitted to be the greatest triumph Of the
dramatic genius Of this distinguished acor-that s in
deed if any one Of his complete appropriations DO
said be greater than another, where all equally
good is the historical French play entitled Louis XI
expressly translated for Mr. Kean and gives . fair
reflection OF the msrcess character Oh 'ne suspi,
the French at that period Of their history.
II is useless 10 say that the delneaon Of the character
Of the King perfect in the hands OF the artist With
that force and power which essentially his own, he
infused spirit into the part which none but the very
highest order Of hstronc cultivation could command
The tenacity with which the feeble monarch chung TO
fs the ebullitons Of his unforgving nature and the
terrors which tormcnted him when his physician occa-
sionally threatened him with DEATH most forciby
and wildly depicted The closing scene, which ends
with the Kings death, Is beyond all praise.
In this play Mrs. Kean has little nothing 10 do ap-
pearng only short time Marthe the wife Of pea
The gentlemen and ladies who well sustained Mr..
Kean are however deserving of mention As the Kings
Physician, Mr. G. Jamson very effective just as be
In the part Of the King IN Henry the Eighth on the
previous evening. Miss Chapman, young English
actress from Drury Lane and the Princess theatres Lon
don very favoraby received and acquitted herself
very satisfactorily. Tho Duke OF Nemours Mr. j. y.
"a also Enssn Ssq. cn1
space to mention Miss Alice Pacde who, AZ Marie, the
betrothed Of Nemou, made very favorable impression
AT the close Of the second act Mr. Kean was loudly
called for and responded by coming before the curtain
evening he will appear the third night Of the season.
in Shaksperes great tragedy Of the Merchant Of Venice
Let all who would the character Of Shylock por
traycd by the last Of the great living English actors
attend by all means
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ONE CENT REWARD will be paid for the
apprehension and confinement in the nearest
jail, Of Jake Thompson, George Sanders and
their accomplices, now supposed TO be some
where on the other side Of the Canadian
bordes.
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RECONSTRUCTION or THs S0UrH.-With Andy
johnson id the presidential chair. the work Of
reconstruction viii be very simple. and We
doubt not very speedy. The South is com
pletely subdued. II has no longer any strength
or vitality. and a. for any anxiety about the
bad feeling which may exist In the Southern
States, or any fears concerning the operations
of guerillas, they are not worth considering;
for they will ell melt away before six months,
and be heard Of no more We have seen many
time just a. much excitement and bitter feel
ing before presidential elections; just as much
abuse, harsh language, quarrelling and bad
blood between political parties as exists now
between the North and South; but whom the
contest was over every one submitted to the re-
suit, whatever 1t might have been, and the
country moved on, In peace and harmony, as
before.
It will be the same now In reconstructing
the Union. The conflict is ended. The South
has nothing to fight for, and everything to gain
by speedy settlement Of the difficulty. Added
to this we have the sound Judgment and firm
will of Andrew johnson, in winding up affairs
favorably to the country. There is, therefore,
no necessity for solicitude as to the RECONSTRUCT
ton of the South. 1t is very easy matter,
and will be all settled in few months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

SToP THBP.-One hundred thousand dollars
reward will be paid for the apprehension Of
q noted night thief and burglar known as JEFF.
Davis, for stealing from three to five millions
from the Richmond banks. Apply to Andy
johnson, Chief of Police to Uncle Sam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

ARRIVAL SIGSoR Muzo GofTxcHALx San
FRANorsoo.-The friends Of signor Muzio and his wife
Gate Miss Lucy simons) and Of l. NJ Gottschak will be
glad TO learn that they have arrived safey San Fran
cisco, despatch from sgnor Auso dated yesterday
from that CITY, informs ue
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the oceu and Of the Metropolitan Police foros IN
entire satisfaction with the In which they have
discharged their extra duty during the past days
Their labogs have been unceasng but have been pss
formed cheerfuliv promptly faithfully and oonahss
sely The Of order has been preserved while fsp
arrests were necessary we'll from the good nature al
right spirit Of the people "a from the firm, yet ooncl
tory gentle department. OF the memDers Of the nsUA
Thew have the thanks Of the Board for their good
duct JOHN kENNEDx, superntsnoenA
DAM. CARPnMR, Inspector.
The ringers ut the Funeral.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YoRK, April %, 1ooG
In your edition Of to-day see your reporter has on
ted 70 mention the rggers in the programme OF yss
day. The Riggers Union Association and Higsess Sss-
tectivs Union numbered three hundred and nfty nsA
carrying two banners with tho United States nag drspe4
In mourning, and preceded by the Newsurg Oous1
Band, assigned position in the Sixth division snl
fell In line Immediately In rear OF the Csaikes ana n
Joners, andSwalked the whole route
TH0S BLAIR, Chairman Of Joint Cornnhss@
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Personal Intelligence.

GeneralT. q ortesa, Colonel 7. ortega, and Colonel
Fosue from Mexico stopping ct the Bsrceona Hotel
Great Jones street.