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CAN'TsEK IT.

The Examiner considers the danger to
the Confederacy at an end, and thinks the
Union armies have done their worst It
says: We have at least the hope and pros
pect of good military administration, and
believe the opening campaign will again
find our best generals, Lee, Johnston and
Beauregard, in position to render service
to their country. They will hud the cOun-
try in far better condition for defense
than it was year ago. With his base on
the sea Sherman is far less formidable than
with his base at Chattanooga and Nash
vile.
-
FROM REBELDOM.
The Richmond Sentinel, of the 2Sth,
says It was matter of plessurable remark
yesterday that the President and Vice
President had been engaged in long con-
versation on public affairs.
The Mobile Argls publishes letter
denying the report of the death of General
Price. The writer obtained the facts from
a person who left Prices headquarters on
December sth.
The rebel House of Representatives has
passed resolutions authorizing the President
TO appoint Commissioners to look after late
operations of the Cotton Bureau of the
Mississippi Department Members
from the Trans-Mississippi States made
charges of immense fraud on the part Of
the officials in the cotton trade with the
Yankees, and argued that an investigation
was needed.
The bill limiting exemptions was passed
and bill was introduced to prevent gold
speculation.
GEN. MosBY's WOUND NEARLY HEALED.
The Lynchburg Virginian says; Mosby
will be in the saddle again by the first o.
February, his wound being nearly healed
GENERAL PRICES ARMY.
A letter in the Galveston NeOs says thai
General Price designed wintering at Wash
ington, Arkansas. Price said he brough
one brigade of recruits out of Missouri
The balance of these who reported to him
however, deserted when they found he wa
not to remain in the State.
TheNletter says his army is much scat
tered and sadly in need of discipline. PricC
himself is somewhat cast down in conse
quence of the result of his raid.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81.
REBEL COMMISSIONERS.
There is reason to believe that Rich
mond papers of Monday contain an ex
plicit statement of the departure of com
missioners for Washington.
WGsHeToS, Jan. 81.
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
A letter from the Army of the Potomac
says:
There is nothing to report except the
arrival within our lines of squads of de
serters daily, who report stories Of wan
and decentralization prevailing in the rebel
ranks.
THR CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81.
The Academy of Music was filed to
night in commemeration of the third Ami
versary of the Christian Commission
By the statement of the work of th'
Commission for the past year it appear
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01
NEWS FROM REBEL PAPERS
Inter esting Discussion 10 the
Rebel Congress.
Davis Severely Denounced.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
The Constitutional Amendment has Just
passed the House, by vote of 1l9 for and
Sc against.
The retaliation Bill has passed the Sen
ate.
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AgAA4A9 - " NAAhANn
Administrator de bOais non Of
Y hfephen TAYLOR. decaased

OUPERFINEe BLACK ALPACAS-
O44 and GA extra quality Black AlpAeAs; alsC
Low and Medium GiGdeI, n, " opening.
jan30 Z. I. BALDWIN a 90.
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WINsEL TARLTONS-FIGURED
i sndTinHel Tsrltons for Evening Wear.
jsnSO Z. L BALDWIN & 90.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81.
The Academy of Music was filed to-
night in commemeration of the third AMI
versary of the Christian Commission.
By the statement of the work of the
Commission for the past year it appears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
THE MANDRAKE PILLS

~ coosed entirely Of roots and herbs obtained from the
meat orehoues Of Nature and their saluary effects will sp
near as soon the medicine brought TO tie test Of fair eI
pertinent.
/ sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS do not produce any
nausea or sickness Of The stomach bu; when given for Dye.
ia I, NAV be proper to u,e them in connection with
scHFyCK's sEAWEED TONIC. BY this judicou' treat,
ep the digestive faculties speedily restored to their full
yigor and the wor. cases Of Indigestion may be cured
When we reflect that the Liver j. the largest internal organ
Of the body tha assigned the Important duty Of inter-
Ing the blood and preparing the bile that subject 10 many
disorder when is diseased or inactive the who
body suffer. ympabecay is not surprising That nedi
cine which can the healthy operations OF the iVe
boud produce wonderful changes in the general health and
effect epre which may appear be almost miraculous Head
ache Of continuance pains in the side breast and
bonler, aching Of the limbs feeling Of general weakness"
and yretchedncs other alarming and distressing symp
toms indicative ofpeec disoTdered acton OF the hVe
sre speedily removed by the use Of sCHENChs MAN.
DRAKE PILLS.
Co.tiyenes piles bitter eructaons and that IN
d,scribabe feeling Of oppression mental anxiety hnsuo
e,hergy ard depression Of spirits which unh man io the
Of business and enjoyment Of life, are al re-
lieved by the use Of
scHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
n, sCUENCK vii! be professionally at his Rooms No. %
81, Nav York every TUESDAY, from m. till
SPIN. ,,., n.
Dr. sehenck will be proessionsy at bis principal once
No l5N sIXTHST, Of Commerce. every Saturday
from, A. Ill., until p. No - Bondt, Newf oIk every
To,dav from to 81 No. 80 summerst Boston, Mass every
,udsdsv from to g. and every other Friday at No. lOS
p.,mo,e,t. Baltimore, Md All advice free, but for
examination the lungs with bis ResprOmeie the
charge "a three dolars
p,e Of the Prlmonic Syrup and seaweed Tonic each
al 50 s hottie or 81 50 per half dozen Mandrake Pi' 70
cents per boz.
For sale by all druggists and dealers ,,,rs
N. B.-A full supply Of IN. sCHENCks MLpi.iNhS can
be obtained all times at bis Rooms NO 80 Dono,' Ne"
YORK. and the Doctor may be seen there pfoiehy ''s'
TUESDAY, from pa In 10 3 p 10.
DEMAs BARNES Co., No. Il PHhTew' whQsS~e
agents f0J tho City ofNew.York.
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THE BEST SUCCESS

THE BEST SUCCESS
''' A'''' BEST ST. PLACE OF FAMILY RESORT,
% "''' "'' DC ''T BEST 81 COMBINATION
ever TIE BE g S E2G TrE BEST CIRCUS
THE BEST DRAMATIC COMPANY.
daily received with delight by the
BEST AUDIENCES.
AFTERNOON AT 3; EVENING AT ~
THE BEST CIRCUS TROUPE,
BEST THOROUGHBRED HORSES.
BEST STARS or THE PROFESSION.
Mr.. EATON STONE,
the best BAREBACK RIDER in the world ourivang all
Mr.. CHARLES SHERWOOD,
MADAME VIRGINIA,
the best bareback equesrerne
MISS AMELIA,
PROF LANGWORTHY,
the best M nay r ca CHARLES SHERWOOD IT,,
the best boy performer, with the addition Of The
BEsT CORPS OF AUXILARIES,
appear in 'hf B Psii ana %RESA TaE ' WORLD
MICHAEL ERIE;
Or, THE FAIR LASS OF LlCHFIELD,
BEST DRAMhTiic TALENT
TIM H. s M + s EVER
MAJOR coLyIy aged II 10 inches hi;h weighing
~ MISS LizziE READ, Miniature Lady
THREE OF THE LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WORLD
and pre,tie.t CIRCASslAN GIRLS ever seen.
THE BEST GLAss-BL0WERS
ever Two Two 81 srEEaM GLASS ESGiSEs IN MOTION
5oHN BAnIEhSE F kn5 ssSn o. w9a o. lbs
THREE HORNED BULL AN ALBINo BOY.
The best Cosnofaulas stereoscoptieon. Learned Seal
Happy Family, Grand AqOaria. 100000 curi9'ties
Admission. 30 cents. Children under ten, ID cents.
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FOR TIE GASTRIC JUICE OF The sIUMAOH
TRY ONE BOTTLE.
Il will strengthen your whole system.
ONE OR TWO BOTTLES
WIN create isyenous appetite.
ONE BOTTLE
VIII cure sour sick stomach.
TRY A BOTTLE.

Ii 10 q palpabe ttlinulant
Thi, remedy &. composed Of compound preparation OF
common weed growing along the seahore, and is certain
and infslble remedy for the cure Of Dyspepsia
The effect of the seAweed Tonic felt after II is taken
az supplies al the principles Of the deficient gastric
Juice and the food Is dgested naturally.
II give, tone and strengthens the stomach thus enabling 1t
TO ,eere,e the proper quantity aud quality Of gastric juice and
Dy,pepsis and all it, diseases soon disappear.
t,e taken before breskas, viii create appetite Amer
eating hearty dinner wine esssiu of will digest the food
and u.yept any feeling Of nne 1t perfectly
es and very agreeable the taste 1t corecs the sorn
ac in such way that everything that eaten to agree
with the stomach aud by continuing its persons become
quite ne.hy In short II being seldom that persons are
troubled with Dyspepsia without topidy Of the liver
and constipation OF the bowels then one Of sehsnek. Men
drake Pills should be taken every night for week two
then one every other night This will regulate the bowels so
gradually that nature w DO it without the aid Of purgaves
weknown fact that suffer like the Dyspeptc,
for In addition the Dyspepsia there is often either headache
and stomach pain in the side, palpa,ion OF the
heart eh and fever gravel disease Of the Kidneys nervous
weakness, and tremors and general debility.
The seaweed Tonic is pleasant bit;ers giving person
good appetite and good digestion 1t put up in quart bot
ties.
pure and contains common rye whisky, or
alcohol The Seaweed 10 distilled similar the process OF
Jamaica Spirits, and always agrees with the stomach
Dr. sCHENCK will be professionally st his rooms No. q
Bondst Hew.York every TUESDAY from m. till pm.
Dr. schenck will be professionally bis principal Office,
No. is sIXTHST, Of Commerce, Philadelphia,
every Saturday, from until No % BONDST,
NewYork every Tuesday, from to No 80 SUMMER ST.,
Boston Mass every Wednesday from and every other
Friday at No. 1903 BA REST, Baltimore, Maryland
AL advice free but for thorough examination with his
Re.pirometer, the charge IL 90.
Price Of the Pumonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, each,
81 50 per bottle, 81 per half dozen. Mandrake
Pills rs cents per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers
B-A full supply Of DR.. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES can
be obtained at al times at his rooms. No. Bonds New
York and the Doctor may be there professionally every
TUESDAY, from q. III. to p. IN.
DEMAs BARNES 4 Co. No. % PGkIow, Wholesale
Agents for the city Of Nsw.york.
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Nmnsetifft1is.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-TO.NlGHpI.:: rzrx
IA DiKEoloA''' ITALIAN OPERA.
,r,,, ,,r.nr,suxxyr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TEE
NETWORK HERALD
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK Of THE SEASON
HT-L'AFRICAINE.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Subscribers DESTROYS Of retaining he Boxes ana az @
% ~ either of them are respectfully requested to give no.
ce At the Box Office the Academy before r M TIDAL
THIS MONDAY EVENING. Dec. II. at -
TWENTY THIRD SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT sECosp shA'0""
L,AFRICAINE,
with ts magnificent and gorgeous mise scene and most e
, H%S "a fyp G15tj nsn4nB
''1Ni sIG ca Maz5zoLENI,.
slGNOR LoRINI
HERR MULLER, HERR REICHAaDT.,
'0n0a' ToMoaRow iac,iayy E:vESfNG Dec r.
(rwEsrY FOURTH AND LAST SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
L'AFRICAINE.
wEDNEsDAY-LAsTN NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE
SEASON.
CRISPINO Il LA COMARE.
4 FnIDAY-IaGsr Motif 81 rae SEASON,
L'AFRICAINE.
sATURDAY-GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE, AND
CLOSE or THE SEASON.
Reserved seats tickets fer the s5ovenamed PERFORM
nnces may now be had at all the ticket Offices VIZ The Boz
Office Of The academy Beer ssS,Zm,ri No. 'O sIOas
No go Broadway aud Root Anthony Co.'S u Nassauss-
RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC:
- Dhs''''''''''i;fiAii.iiXii S OPERA '''''
(rHrs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE NEW
YORK HERALo) =
ON THURSDAY Evening Dec. H. a.7l
p,psr .Nn ov3v TDI Gt M kiFryyFRRBEERs WORN
L'AFRTCAINE,
WITH ITS NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, NEW
AND GoRGg0us G0sTUMEs new PR0p = yIES
81 TAKfN GT 70 En- AZ
EXPENSE IN ORDER TO fRksENT THIS IASOAPAk-
ABLE Work AS PERFECT As IN NEw-YoRk rp,s
MORNING. in Brook At the boxofice Of the academy,
and In NewYors at Root Antto " Co.'S No. u Nassaass.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manaser..."......WM. "hEAfLEf'
(Tus EsTABLIsnxESr NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
NETWORK BERALDD
Eighteenth Night ofthe engagement Of
EDWIN FORREST, a
VINO WI T fPRs11fM MONDAY EVENING, Dec, H. 1905
for the first time this in bis powerful impersOnaon Of
in Dr. Birds American Tri;sdIy q s!t IL
GLADIATOR.
Mr. J. McCulonrh, j. W Collier, d. w. Ration, j. q. Bur-
nett j. Nunan w H. Danvers W. Blaisdel. Geo. Becks,
Barry Rende sc &c, Misses Agnes Perry farren in tho
TOMORROW Tuesday, EDWIN FORREST Gs,t ti.3sl..
nc
~ Mi, ,sccy :o"oacs: hat many nqas1
having been made for the production during Nh FORESTS
'''''"' '"'-S TIE The BROKER OF BoGoTA,
Will OG Mo ct5I4Sp And TUESDAY Dec 10 and 49,
for which Ocea:on seats may now pc ,ecu.ea vv c;,.
(entrance Crosby-st.), ~ cents
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(THis ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE new
YORK HERALD.)
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MEMORIAL CONCERT
WILLIAM VINCENT WALLACE.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec IA, 1863
Ga aid of the fund for thu benefit Of his
WIDOW AND CHILDREN.
The Committee Of Arrangements beg 10 announce that the
following distinguished artists have, IN the most generous
manner. volunteered their services:
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, I BY permission Of
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, Max Mnetlek.
MIR. WILLIAM CASTLE,
MIR. :. G. CAMPBELL.
MIR RICHARD HOFFMAN,
MR.. :. b. MILLS,
MR. GEORGE MORGAN
MR.. JOHN 4. KYLE,
MR.. WILLIAM BERGE,
MR. EDGAR J. BROWNS,
MR.. THEODORE THOMAS
LIPDERK6ANZ SOCIETY, ARlON SOCIETY,
HARMONIC SOCIETY. MENDELSSOHN UNION,
NETWORK SING ACADEMY,
AND
FULL ORCHESTRA.
Doors open at o'clock Concert to commerce at O'Clock
preci.ely .,u
With reserved scat in parquette or balcony..... 50
With reserved seat in boxes.................... 5 90
Tickets 10 family cie........................ 90
The sale Of tickets Will commence THIS MORNING at all
the musicstores aud piano forte establishments.
Reserved seats az the Academy OF Music.
Beer & Schirmers, No. 7Ol Broadway.
J. Schuherth Co.., No. $40 BIoldway
William A. Pond Co. No 54I Broadway.
Private boxes can be obtained at Irving Hall, and Messr
William Hall Sons. No. $40 Broadway.
MAX MARETZEK, Chairman.
EDMUND RRsAcx, Secretary.
COMMITTEE ON MEMORIAL CONCERT:
L. +. Harrison, ii. G. Watson, Iheo Thomas
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hEkALD.I
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. CROWDED HOUSES.
SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT FENIAN PLAY.
Every Evening this week will be performed the sensation
Play entitled FAIR FENlAN FIGHT FOR tREEDoM.
SCENE l. BROTHER JoNArnAN's YANKEE NOTION SHOP.
scRyE H. a STREET IN JON tIHANS VILLAGE.
SCENE ILL., HALL IN JOHN BULLS MANSION.
SCENE ~. PATS CABIN. -. .
SCENE " GRAND ALLEGORY-"THE SHAMROCK"
Previous TO the pluy-FrHIOPlAN MlNsTRtLsf, &c, by
"THF STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD
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A. MAA MANI lLLhs
ITALIAN OPERA.
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WOODS MINsTRELS, No. 5I4 Broadway

iTHis ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
EwyoRE HERALD.)
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Amnsemente.
DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID BROADWAY, between Spring and Prnce-sts.

this Es-ABLIsHMByr DORIS NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
NETWORK HERALD.) 4
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Amnsements.
NETWORK CIRCUS.
IN NATURALIZATION, Fourteenthst-, opposite the
,r,,u Academy Of Music.

trHB HsrABLnHxEyr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
NETWORK HBRALD.)
THE UNANIMOUS VERDICT
OF the newt ork public. az manifested by
CROWDED AUDIENCES
AND TUMULTUOUS APPLAUSE,
THE MARKED SUPERIORITY
OF the entertainments presented at this establishment,
pared win anything Of the kind hitherto offered to the
-, RREPREsSiBLE ENTHUSIASM
EXTRAORDINARY and UNPARALLELED FEATs
M. JAMES ROBINSON
|: AND HIS INFANT son,
furnishes the strongest possible evidence Of he
Of this most gifted Of equestrian artists.
n ,r,y PERFORMANCES EVERY NIGy aTs;Yvvs,
WEDNESDAY AND sATURD At II,
introducing the champion rider Of the
Nh JAMES ROBIN g.
IN 4 TTEIF q s4asTS TIE syw SPsRos
UPON A BAREBAC,- STEED!
together vii" M Ia 81 jiIfIi poSB IF TROUPE
DAsHINo ACTS OF WORKMANSHIP
woNDRoUs cYMSasrIc EXPLOITS
WI" BEAUTIFUL, HlGHLYTRAINED HORSES AND
PONIES
Will ILEdANf ' TEmPIR Of oEYMPIc JAMES
NIMTABLE CLOWNS,
and '''' ''""f TH + EDUCATED MULES,
will supply ample occasion FOR
MIRTH AND LAUGHTER.
MAGNIFICENT TRAPPlNGs AND APPOINTMENTS
will add 10 the brllimcy Of arcnc scenes and
NOVELTY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
will be found . marked Characteristic Of
THE NETWORK CIRCUS.
PRICES-Dress Circle, 20 cents children under ten, rs
cents Received Seats, 70 cents children under ten 80
cents
EOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER.
Il Lessee, Director and l.. FOX
(rBIs EsrABLIsHsgST DOES ADVERTISE THE SBw-
Y0aL HERALD.l
LAST WEEK OF THE
TRIUMPHANT SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
SISBAD, THE SAILOR:
Or. THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS
S1NBAD.......t with song. ......Mi.s FANNY HEkhlNi
kABOB Steward Of the vessel o. L. FOA
NEW DREssEs-NEW SCENERY-NEW
DECORATIONS.
OVER ONE HUNDRED CHARACTERS.
THE MINERAL.
w II. Whaley Levi. Mestayer. William Marden, Mrs. j.
X. Denyil.
HOPE CHAPEL, No. 100 Broadway
II you wish 70 be vastly amused the srea, mag
clan Prof. WISEMAN. His worss Truly wonderful
Performances EVERY EVENING commencing at o'clock.
Admission 25c. Parqurtte Soc grand matinee will ALEC De.
given every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
NOON commencing at o'clock.
WALLACE MEMORIAL CONCERT,
w ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THURSDAY. Dec. IL.
ONE PRIVATE BOX FOR SALE
AT CHICKERING'S PlASO WAhEROOMs,
No. s.? Broadway.
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Real gstaie for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.
CHEAPrSOUTHERN HOMES for NORTH

~ FRNFAMi LIESs-s10 FAMILIES WANTED.-loo.Ooo
acre. OF choice improved ,nd proved lands in South East
Ns offered SALE by the undersgned In lots TO
puschasrs These lands ready for settlement and enl
tiyatiou, having building some Of them Provisions
than they bought In any other market conye
ni.nt and railroads. have good water healthy
and produce cotton com wheat rye, oats barley tobacco
hemp hops roat,es and vegetables Of al descriptions
mu earlier han In the North Fruit Of al kinds In treat
rety Fine timber Titles perfect. Adtftss OF apply to
FOLGER. CARTWRIGHT Co. No. y Wide Water st.
Norfolk Va.
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" Sole Lessee and Manaseress......Mrs JOHN WOOD
This EsTABi fsHMEsr ADVERTISE IN THE
S2w-ToRK HKKALD)
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
81 the great produced in style Of Dsmfcence far
surprising any previous spectacular pageant at this hea,e
SCENERY ENTIRELY NEW By HAYES,
MUSIC ARRANGED EXPRESSLY BY THOMAS
BAKER
NOVEL AND WONDERFUL MECHANICAL
EFFECTS.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS,
dramatzrd expressly the Olympic. from the celebrated
novel of A. Dumas enbodyinz the three great passions
Hope, Despair and Revenge. entitled The Count OF
MONTE CRiSTO;
LONE PRISONER of THE CHATEAU DIFF
OVERLOOKING HOUSES
during past week. This interesting Drama will be pre-
scented - ..-.
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
with the eminent and dlvoTite artist.
Mr.. r. L. DAN EXPORT
AND 4 POWERFUL CAST.
During the play the following Premiers Danseurs will a-
NILE GIULIETTA. BRoNNER and NJ. GIUSEPPE
CARDELLA,
ACT l-Entrance 10 the Port and iabor Of Narcotics.
r2-Dungoons Of Chateau Dlf-Rampats OF the ssrs
Fortress.
ACT 3-Tsland Of Monte Cristo-Cnves Of Monte Cristo
ACT i.-Lone lnu-lome Of Siubad the Sailor.
ACT 5.-H0use Of Count de Morcerf-by J. Hlyard-
CARNIVAL.
Doors open at 4 curtsin rises a, :! precisely.
Seats secured three days IN advance.
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Late s4q.hsEn News--The North Caro-

NEW YoRk, Oct. 20!AThe Steamer
Empire City brings Savannah aGiyices
to the 16th.i1l ilsft,, .,,....,i-7 -
The Herald says Hon, James Baker,
late Confederate member Of Conor,stS
from Florida, having been pardoned by
thesio lent Johnson, rs IN Savannah, en-
o EI lor ms nus nome. 10, ~ -
: nage q the supreme Court Of Florida,
rs oelayeo IN savannah by severe
1At1 ITSs s-Z..I,l z,,...,,.
. me !, lSIl9ftatlon or sick soldiers
rom savannah 70 the hospitals at Hill
go ~, d Z 9t co9tln4eS.
me he sTasll, halelgh .corresp
says 3 tne NORM Sarolina convention has
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lIiscclIaneous IteI,s.

NEwYoRK, oct. 2O.-The brig Titania
of Philadelphia, bound for Mobile
toundered at sea on the 10th inst, and
sank In two hours after abandonment
by the crew and passengers, who drifted
20 hours on a raft until picked up and
brought to this point bv the U. S. gun
hoat Florida, which arrived here last
night. b
A special to the Times from WASH
,ington of the Goth says: Joe Davis,
brother ofJeff., has made u demand for
the restoration OF, not only of HIS but
his brothers. property in Mississippi.
Maj. Gen. HRllidock, of the Eimira
military depot, has been sentenced to
be cashiered and disabled from holding
any Office in the military service of the
o. s., and to pay a fine of $4,000 for
fraud, receiving brides, completely with
bounty Jumpers, tSc.-...., =
Forty million of the new Issue of fif-
ty million $50 bonds for funding con-
pons, either notes and certificates of
Indebtedness, have been taken.
Gov. Cross, of Michigan, has been as
sured by Secretary Stanton that the re-
mninder of the Michigan regiments
will be mustered out as soon rs their
place can be supplied.
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Hanging Of Champ Ferguson.
Late Southern News.



NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The Heraid's
correspond from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and New Orleans, furnishes news OF
interest from the Rio Grande border.
Considerable of Il sensation and quite
little dissatisfaction had been caused
in military circles, by the recent order
OF Lieut.. Gen. Grant, directing the mus
tering out of a large number of the vet
eran troops. BY this order the S25th
corps, under Gen. WeitzeI, and IL rdgi-
ments OF volunteer colored, from the
States of New York, Massachusetts and
Connecticut, have been relieved
Onthe Mexican side of the Rio Gfande
an agitated and confused state Of mat
tiers prevail. COrtinas and other Re
with their bands in the vicinity of Mat
nmoras, and skirmishes between them
and the Imperialists, were still occur
ing, though not as frequently MS some
time ago, 'some of tho Liberal chiefs in
that region remaining in a comparative
" quiet state, awaiting the result of
Gen. Carroja's mission to the United
states, which they are confident will
result in furnishing them all the men.
money and material necessary to rid
their country of Macmillan within tho
next is months. Already they have re-
ceived achievements from some quar-
ter. ts'kh
1ELSoHeFSIa taken on elL1ef side IN these
border contests, have little chance for
their lives. Generally after being sub
jected to mock tria1, they are taken
ont and shot. - 7ll =.
The reported defeat of the Imperial
lists by the Republicans at Ell Parral, is
confirmed. KS,
In the city of Ell PasO; President Jua-
REFS capital, the anniversary of the
birth Of the Republic was celebrated on
the 10Th and 18th of September, by the
ringing of bells, firing of canon, ora
lions, illuminations, great enthusiasm
among the people, n grand ball and
other ceremonies. Many American of
hcers We're present. 4gs ~
The Imperialists of -hIatamoras had
two spendid balls on the 18th and oath
of September, in honor of Mexican in
dependence and the birth day, of Niejia,
the commander there, which also were
attended by several United Stntes off,
GERS, including Gems. Steele and WeitzeI.
Six thousand Imperial troops wer0
expected at Monterey on the 25th of
to reinforce those on the
Rio Grande.
MaXimilian it is said has issued de-
cree directing that no vessels be admit
ted into Mexican ports, which cannot
show proper papers from n Consul of
his Empire, in the port from whence
they sailed. ,- ses