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By A. z. PHILLIPS.
THIS lThursday) MORNING, at 10 oclo,
VIII SCH, at the new brick store. wash
InSton street, opposite Law Ean.r
Sundry articles fURNIIUEE, c1nsisi;,..
of: 10
Bureau, Sideboard, BcIstcads. Sofa.
Lounges, Cane-seat Chairs,
Cane-seat Rocking Chairs,
What-Nots, Hat Racks, Tables,
s Feather Beds,
Wool and Cotton Mattresses,
Brass Tenders and Dogs, &c
ALSO
l Dbl. fine Old Bourbon Whiskcy,
kits Mountain Butter,
Kegs Nails, Axes, Brass Kettles,
l Cooking Stove, in good order,
| G-octaye Piano, III good order,
Lot Clothing,
Letter and Cap Paper, Envelopes,
800 yards Hemp Carpe:ing, good article,
sides English Band Leather,
And many other articles, as usual
l Cow and Calf,
7. S.-Articles received until morning OF
sale. Nov -
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, NOV. IA.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Saragossa, Crowel!, New York.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY
Steamship Adele, Hall, Baltimore
Swedish brig Princess Louise, bordeaux.
Schr. e. w. Gardiner, Steelman, Boston.
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To Rent,
EOUR ROOMS in q handsome cottage,
~ situated on Upper Boundary street,
oppositeJ J. c. Walkers; has a good kitchen,
we'll and large garden. The house has five
rooms in all, one occupied by widow and
two children, which will not interfere with
the other apartments. 1t is a pleasant
situation, and will suit small family of
three or four persons.
RICHARD O'NEALE, Executor.
Nov 13 i6*
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Sales.
By A. z. PHILLIPS

f"f"1ture, WhisI'ey, Enter, NaIs, Pia,.o,
Ctothing, CulDctij,1 d.c
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part OF the evening in the gardens
with the lady, and had taken his de-
light in such deep draughts that he
had scarce been able to understand its
flavor. But if Anthony had been un-
conscious of all save feeling, the
Countess had done her appointed
work with vigor and understanding;
and long before parting-time had
come, had learnt the names, biogra-
phies and rent-rolls of every family in
the neighborhood, their weak points
and their strong ones, where they
were most vulnerable, and where they
were intact. Anthony was too much
absorbed to notice the greedy interest
whicl she lent to this description;
too much fascinated by her grace and
kind ess to ask himself why she
cared to know all these minute of
people she had never seen, or of what
possible interest it could be to her
that young Mr.. Briggs had two thou
sand year, and old Mr.. Smith four;
that the Hopgoods were the principal
friends of the neighborhood; that
the Joneses-retired Liverpool mer-
chants-were said to play at ruinous
stakes sometimes; while Capt. Mac
Arthur was q professed gambler, and
lived by the Baden tables.
If Anthony had looked at his compa-
MON as he detailed this last bit of
local gossip, he would have seen that
she changed color and slightly frown-
ed, while something that might have
been naughty expletive, from the
sound, rippled musically over her
lips. But he paid no attention to
this, nor to the inexplicable half
muttered exclamation, Ready made
to hand" said in the sweetest and
gentlest of voices, with the brightest
of glances flung far over the land
scape.
The Countess laughed. 81 could
tell you more than this, Monsieur
Antoine" size said pleasantly. ''My
friend, NJ. le Baron Won Guldenstern,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BLAxn-wxsrrp.-At Middlesowu Conn. on Wed.
nesday May Q, In Sc Lukes chapel by the Rev. John
Townsend, GRrSyrL blake 70 LLiIf DEvHRxux wfssrn,
both of this city.
Bxaav-HAwa-0n "Wednesday, May o., M Calvary
church, BY The Rev. Geo b. Draper, JAnKs r. BsHnr
MARTHA Q. HAws, youngest daughter Of the late Geo.
Haws, ali Of this city
BaaDrH-BRADrsa in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May
At the residence 81 the brides parents by the Rev
. Rockwell, DID, Mr. JAMS l.. BRApsn 10 Miss
Badish. No cards
CrR.srornrs KIso.--on Saturday April %, by tho
hsv ". Stohlmann, OSWALD G. cHmsrorHnR TO Miss
MAnr Loumx KISa, al OF this city
lineage and Troy papers please copy.
Currs-OAxrsv. On Tuesday, May g. nj the Harlem
Presbyterian church. by the Rev Or K H. CllIett Mr.
ELyxH cuns TO J. hARIA, daughter OF Timothy W.
Oakley, all OF this city. No cards "
o. DosAwD.ssn On Wednesday. May o, by the Row
Henry Ward Bcecher, the residence Of The brides
nineF Ia brooklyn, JONI NrcKxfs DoRR OF BuiYao
IL: and Nn1n eldest daughter Of Charles DennIs fs,
h0sms-hsSDui---Att the Refouned Dutch church.
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meas which she bore with Christian fortitude and ng
nation, AsNE, The beloved wife OF Alexander White
tive Of the town Of Kels county Meath Ireland aged %
years ttrr
The relatives and friends and those OF her Francis
and son-,naw, Thomas Hussey, arr respectfully IN
viied TO attend the funeral this friday afternoon. at
two o'clock from her late residence, No. Canton street.
Brooklyn, w. d.
Kells County Meath, IreIand) pspers please copy.
wOoD-On Wednesday, Nay o. EBEsRzER WooD, aged
So years.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral ut his late residence 429 Hudson
nue., this Friday) afternoon, ct two O'Clock.
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BROADWAY THEATRE.
MIS- ApAn IsAAos MxsKES
HER LONDON ASDNE YORK CRITICS
frRox rHR prsp,TS S1ns'n sys3x 4,

lFRoM TIE LONDON
ERA.I
Then came the great koa-
turc OF the niSht-AiAs Adsh
isaacs Menken, The MAxeppa,
A. tho disguised Casitnlr.
Every eye was strained upoa
the stage. and the ~ tier a
public Anticipation was -
ia holght She appssred u
q splendid dross, which b..
cofningly set forth her fiGurO.
Her statuesqnc attitudes im-
nlsdiatsly secured the fAvos
Of the audiences. Al the enc
OF the hrst act, when hes
symmetrical fgurc was dis,
played In ali ia unresorvsA
beauty ~ the victim Of he
CAstiilAn's venseance. thsrs
was . vigorous renewal Of %.
clAmatioDs. and all the Appro.
tensions OF the loseee sana-
tioning any outrage ON dsoe-
rum were Instantly removed
Mas henksn reteins. 81
course, tho tight oeshiaSp
which have bonn prspsst9
worn by previous NAysppee
In TIT. situation. and for u
usual DARK brown half be1Y
ha. substituted loose folds =
white linen, which desoeA1
only slightly towards he
hnco, but leave the uppeD
limb no more indelicatolS an
possd than thoss Of ballG4
and bqrloaquc Ladies', vho
have A"idom bean accused q
impropnety.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Costa RIGA, Captain Bradbury will
leave this port to-day for Aspnwall
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half.past ten O'Clock this morning
The New YORK HERALD-Edition for the Pacinc-will
be ready at half past nine O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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trR0M THE LONDON

In a piece OF this Kind, Ac4-
ting ID necessarily subordinate
10 spectacular incidents. ESD
an the various scrnsn repro
s.nt 30 many splendid tAk-
loeuI, 20 Mae Mrnksn's Atltr
tubes assumed the character
Of poses plAstigaes. Though
her costume IL neoessarily
somewhat scanty dai ING hse
enforceI ride, n 10 W No
msans open 10 Tho charge %
indolicacy.
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S HIPPlN q NE w S.
YoaH-THu
suH RISES. NOON msss.- morn 81
W aIon WAfEg. MON o ii
Fort Of New York. May 10, 1866.

Steamship Andrew johnson, Bulger. Havana ssai. &C.
stssmsSip PERT Delaney. ssvann.h-LL Jones' !.
Steamship Virgo. Bulkicy, savannah-Aurray Ferris d
stesmship xoneka, hartman. oharies.on-Lavnsston.
steamship Empire, pobbins wilmins.on-J Hand.
steamship Veteran. stannard Richmond-Murray, Ferris
ss,eam.hip Fairbanks. Hunter, Bo..on7w Clyde
Ship Lizzie Sa Mo.ss ce. Noble a00'AAn' BIOS
Bsf vsnce s maaSe BIOS
ssrl Com DugpS%. clifford; Ssrdsna:.R Buck CO;
sas Tsrssiss sbTs hi iI'' o:niasSo.-rustsT Light
Brig Grace Darling (Br,, shaw Trinidad tcubs)-D De
Brig Lady Franklin (Br,, Morrison, HAnfsx-Penison
Brig Tyro tBrl, Layton. Halifa1-D R Dewolf Co.
ssSr 4sI, !brl. Clark, ), Sroi5-y whitney Go;
schr Empress tBr) Clubhouse, sackvile Mp MENUS
s s Kate Merrill gedell. Galyes;on-7A Abbott
schr Madison Holmes. ireland, Beaufort-Thomas
schr Reno, Lambert Machias-F Talbot Co.
Schr Calista, Hail. Portland-G Hatch.
schr surPrise Besrse Bos.onRaSkett Tooker Taylor
sssSr Assss coofs ovinsstown.srsts Son Aco.
ssS. casper Lawson, SNOW. new Haven't siannard.
E4RSy lssns sm0
Steamer Monitor, Jones. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Steamship Napoleon III CFr). Boeande, Havre April 20
Ia g .
r. : !. y: s sS e. Il . iii :
10 saw ship Constance bound w. c,., Nc 40 ,o,,.
steamship Ha.tsras Parrish norfolk, with md's and
Steamship cosmoPcitsn, Croker. Washington. DC. IS
ssesmsSip Philadelphia Lane baltimore % hour. in bal
HssSs g sas
man man RI q Svsssssra sSa Is:,' :. - -
Hn X. .s .:: ing
H.:
SAN ocuid thu ..rbosrd tack with safety
n $ ~ Il " e d !. ; 3 or "a
q ss: ;sss 9;
Ss: Sf ~ y @
would take ps y port Or 'sreosd acc sceorSns TO
n s.:s ss : and 0'sd very but maze
VIZ ssra s1a ss hsa
ssI: sssss yiiIss mr. VT W.
YORK Tor Sam s'p rrsncisco - 1''' p'"'-'
Brig Arroyo eDsn wsassrow, Arroyo. PR. isdsys, with
ts !.ss:s s. Mcleod. r.iardo, PR. 10 days.
Brig Col Welt lPsseh,, csppe' Ponce PR a. days. With
BIZ chssapssss. Nswhan Boston for Nswbars.
'S .s q S.s
from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro p.
schr Rio, yonns. shuce. u days. with spars 70 Snow
schr Francis Arshemus spragus, shuse Is days. will
schr Rambler tBr), Bisse 81 John. NB with humber "a
3: q: ::s y;.s:s sdas
schr Free Trade Tooker. Virginia.
Bohr HAstingr, Tlton, Virginia.
Schr 4 Dickinson. Jones, Virginia.
gchr Ann Supple, Hodsss, BosLon for Albany.
Sehr French, Jores Bosson for Albany.
Schr Clara Bell Stureess, Boslou for Albany.
schr q l., Lowell, Boston for Albany.
6chr Sailie Smith, Chase, yan River.
GchP Martha Jane, xarskAn. Provideuce.
Schr L r Barnes -. Providence.
schr Arcade, -, Providence for ElsAbe,hport.
Schr r r Abel, Fowler. Bristol.
Bchr A Toliss, Decd. Norwak.
Schr Copy, Darling, Brookhaven.
schr Baden Vale, Rondout for New London.
Ship Roamsr. Paine. from Liverpool Aprila
SAILED.
steamships Andrew johnson, Virgo, Misssslppi
Wind n sunset q.
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1t will also contan-A graphic account from spe-
cal Correspondent Of the Spanish Bombardment Of the
Chilean city Of Valparaiso with excellent Map show
ing the City, the Burned District the Public Buildings
Injured and the position Of the Bombardng Fleet Tho
interesting correspondence Earl Russell and the
Hon. Geo. Bancroft in relation the Memorial Address
Of the latter; News from the National Capital with
report OF the proceedings Of Congress- Late and mpor
tant News from all parts Of Europe; The latest
ments Of the Fenans; Editorials on prominent topics;
s'Our Weekly Gossip" The Confession Of Probst the
Murderer Of the Deering Family in Pennsylvania; Must.
cal and Theatrical review for the week; Interesting Ar
stc Scientific and Literary reading Weekly review OF
the Agricultural situation with quantity of interesting
mater for Farmers and Agricultursts Foreign Gossp
Sporting Intelligence; Full report of the recent Prize
Fight in Virginia between Sam Collier, Of Baltimore
and Race Bolster, of Washington D. G. Religious Intel
ligence; Facetia Valuable reviews Of the Money Com
mercal Dry Goods Boot and Shoe Horse and Cattle
Markets. Advertisements and reports of all interesting
events Of the week.
New subscribers to the WEEKLY HERALD can obtai
the back numbers containing the new Prize Story
A.ARN0LD's CHOICE
THE DIAMOND CROSS,
A TALE OF AMERICAN SociBrY,
By WILLIAM BARNET PHILLIPS,
Will be commenced In tho
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
On SATURDAY, MAY 20
TO prevent disappointment in getting the early numbers
Of this interesting story, new subscribers will
do well to send in their subscriptions
at least couple of weeks
ADVANCE.
TsRxs Single subscription, 81; Three copies. IS;
Five copies, s.; Ten copies s16 Single copies, Five
cents each. A limited number Of advertisements In
serted In the WEEKLY HERALn nr
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THE METROPOLITAN POLICE.

Quarterly Report OF the Police Commits.
sioners-Interesting statistics, SC.
The quarterly report Of the Police Commissioners con-
tans Interesting facts The strength Of the force
in estimated a follows
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prom RE !! I. I, LON.

DON nEwbPAPEk.1
Although the drHpery IN
which Miss hsuhsn plays IL
part 10 far from suoerabus-
dsuL stu thero v nothina
approaching 70 ipdso~uoy y
Tie exhibition. In myttsseek
gidn burissquos, played wtee
uDbounded suoosss 81 ~
chief VI The metropolitan ther
aires. many females am ~
much, n not more. expeoo
than the lady hAssppA. -
that. however. - v may. tho
fcmAls PARTON Of the -
dienos ApplAsds - heartily
a. tho male. and We prssen1
that tho opinion Of the fsAsNs
ear In such matters muse -
socspts1 ~ the vsrdios - .
competent jurv.
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Total. ..............2 z, o.

The expenses of the Department for the year ending
Octobsr 81 were $2oss sos a. This year the outlay viii
be CRATER Of the increased pay Of the men
but the Of derived from the granting Of
licenses will probably be sufficient to half Of the
expense The following table gives the number Of ar
rests for the last ouartcr:-
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Dlo0atofGs
scnH CAnsrAIss. from Philadelphia for Neponset be
si :Asfs ore. aS S.; 5S Oh 9TH inst
ssss a %sis Il Ts
and : sSS q deck house gone with other damages
scnR FloaA Of Addison. Me- which ashore weanes
a.. s SH c .a . % 81 he %
Isn % .s. ns srss IRONY pcS
mond Va. was ashore on hsg Islands Ii inst.
.: ss ss s.o S 5 S
eodsd near FAukners Island evening Of the 9th The
iS.Tsa re Higgins
damaged about the buwarks
Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP CfrY PAnisThe following & an absrae, OF
Ss s s ss S' 81 f
xpr is-s AM lcf, the dock 1910 anchored q. quarsn.
nis s @ ss sni ss 81
n lon e watgs; s, 81 s.,.r,. $40 ,ro,.
.s n loo q 10 w-iJshs variable Winds; ..i
siih-wind NJ 10 ~ course % B. d,sAncs sac knots lat
az lcS = e wInsders,s srss,s a,...,,. ,os mat,
sn.s s a.s sa2 81 fao
ss%yqs 49, Is 4 .;. s:'i ss. me.
i !: ~ % 's%. ,. s. VT. L: 3. . S:
w,hs y = ss..:s mME distance 'ntno''. lat
'wins s1 purse n y. distance az knots, la 81 u
ssss@x!ss 81 o hsE,sss s .ss ~ ~ ss.s.:
:;s:s 4. Is; s'si l's''.
=. sssa s Il. s' :ss e: :
/ ,LAu.cmrp,M Hedsdon,. Minis reoendy BY Rae. Nc;
Win css s' sss. Who
Notice q Mariners.
m. Light sou.. l sosrd !. ". .hss DON ma informed
aurng ssysssn o. Ibis yssr here Win sided "
n sasy s .s e D s ssss
s.iIsT 10 e: 0.ssass sS.assL :.d ;s.eT :l,'sIlas
wses sSs -.rr ys.s t turn os s
.sa. year" also sss. en- - s . X e. vi
house, nswy erected. upon soas she
ssS q ;,is ssas =: .s .ssa. as s .
s:f..s: y 8: .G.r.., o. 3: ss%rs =.
ss.i Of he .ssn can ss sea q 1sssss q ss n.hsn
wer sris rrs r,c.crcr ;so.ls eoasr o, .,scc.,
Note Z. !. ssr.sy sssa -, sso -.,ss 90 ..
EEL supa near Me south end Of he Protector shoals coast Of
ne Buoy ice 10 fs.ho. At low water ,pras liaes with
s fross.s, ss sSs,. ssE s'''a, * mile.
siT. o q a. 'p. q ne wreck ;h Z; = ,sy
Whaie1en.
hrnSsw BeafoTd SIN ,9., s.rt ssIs Ei.ssm.r from
sken passage homel aud 20 bbs ~h OIL Hen hons 100
lbs bone Has freight ~ bhis % from bark Veaui.
$50 he bone from bsrs georye sussn - lDs tone irl
hark Robert Morrison Reports eft al ~ Hsls harka va
isnt chids ~, a. btls ~ last crai.e. yeorE. sus.n
Davis do, $50 bbs VII do Dol R0lsrt Mnfrisn. Worth 40
wh DO do SPOKE yap O. lat 3, Ion W, sAp. Tbres
Brother TAb~r yB clean Heard frcm stoui Jah btft
Hostsr. Bess~ W.
Also barb Hercules per,sr xsrts r.-as oean nene
lulu roy ~ wth 100 bbls " ard 90 % VII e % board
Nent home M bbls sp I00 Do OIL Took whaes tho
p.ssAsr home; the hrsi "a, ~ and the last 10 ~ =
making ~ bbls ~ o. spoks aboal wecks bAt MAJ.
celia, Chss~ M. si~sh.
sehr ksIlv nsslsos, u re~ Bedford. in ties. Nc
mes@urrrnl bfa ~ Deb river ~ IN INA has ben pt
chased BY hss<ss Jsnalss- 500. q ss~lasssl "a asa
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8 The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Lito-
rary Family journal Ina the Country.
The WEEKLY Herald for the present week, now ready
4 gives continuation Of the deeply interesting
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IMPORTANT ircrrKEE DAiLY.vDA CEsTtN HNs
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fart~. anahs ~ stl<s ts>s@ ssIf@s 80 h.s- es
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THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE STORY
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Brighton Heights Staten Island, Wednesday, May Q.
by the Rev, Il. W. Hitchcock, CHARLES H. Hu srIs Of
Richmond, Va, TO IREsE E.. daughter Of II. Mendel,
Esq, OF staten Island fe
Richmond and Lynchburg papers please copy.
HurcmNs-JAcKnAS.-InPh Philadelphia, Wednesday,
May o. at the residence Of the BRIDES parents BY The
Rev. j. G. Butler DID, GRo 3. HuTcHIss OF New York,
To ELLA f. eldest daughter Of General d. K Jackman
LoDER-REpFJELD On Wednesday. May o, at the re-
sid nee Of the brides father, at Rye, by Rev " A..
Lewis GEoRGE $. LopER to AMELIA NJ daughter Of Isaac
b. Redheld, Esq, all OF Rye
Mcsss-vAN IrsE.-On Monday evening. April g. by
Rev. W. W. Newell, JOHN MOSES to IRzSx VAN TIsE all
OF this city.
MCDONALD BRowS.-On Tuesday May g. by Rev. J.
s. Inskip, Mr. RoBERr MCDONALD to Mas MARIA L.
Brown, all of New York No cards
PARKER-LunMs On Thursday May TO- by Rev
W. French, at the residence Of the brides parents
ALFRED ~ PARKER TO CLARA, only daughter Of Dayton
Lummis, Esq, all Of Bergen, N. J. No cards.
RoohE-SMrH -On Wednesday May o. at the Six
teenth street Baptist church. by the Rev. William s.
Mikeis, JOHN RooAE 10 CARRIE V. SMITH, both Of this
city
STUART ExxoSs-On Wednesday, May o. at Christ's
church, Greenwich, Conn, by the Rev. b. NJ Yarrinq-
ton. Mr.. CHARLES w. STUART OF Newark, N r. to Miss
CARRE EMNoss, Of Portchester, N Y
wEsroN-slxrsoN. -On "Wednesday, May 0, by tho Rev.
DR.. Armitage Mr.. GEORGE WESTON to Mrs z. SIMPSON
both OF this city. No cards.
WnsoN-BossUgr-On Thursday, May g. by the Rev.
DIT Brown, Mr. EDWIN WILSON TO Miss KATHRESIA Boa-
suEr, all Of this city. No cards.
WMLErrs-JoHSs0N.-O Wednesday, May O. BY the
Rev. John Peterson, CHARIH A. WnLErrs OF Hudson
WRAY-BmKBEcK Wednesday, May o. at st. Johns
church. Brooklyn by the Rev. George r. Seymour
ALEX. h. wRAY Of New York, TO MARIE E. BIRKBECx,
youngest daughter Of George Bkbeck ESQ., OF Brooklyn.
washington ID. e. papers please copy.
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NthtI It1FHa
Mas Asnten has frst made
. most fs,,sring suece~s 10
the Parifir coast, thsn siippd
seross 10 Eusiand and sub.
United her claims " that
sssers tssi which London
nitlrism 10 b>li<ved 10 sup
ply. and won there even ngrs
pronouncedly than on this
continent ! happen 10 have
been thrown. Tor . bfisS
period, into opp.oFtu nities rof
knowing whsi vss the actual
~stlms ton held ~ Miss Men.
Sen among London critics,
ana IN thai London soclsty
yf which the r~cuiir dissinc-
don 10 ''brsiss and ] AZ
hsi her passage OF The
double ordeal Vas triumph
ant fhrougfOut--that NJ -
r~-s from Tbs Wese bss ever
r~ignsd . L.yndon star 20
briillaniiy--thst the ooismps
Of Tie f<Dnflbu Ifsas ana ~
records ~ f>Dnfon social
anssl,les st,sst bo,h The enc.
cess Won W me srsress sn1
the ssdefstioa b~s,gwsd
uton The cultivated isdy.
A few weeks Az sbs
returned w. this egunifr,
And on NorfAy lAss
.h- commenced an engsGs.
msn, IN "Nssspps. q. NE
Broadway Theatre MIS- "
the very be.t Gsssfn<f thss
ever ,rDA the Amsriesn sise-.
The LADY "a plsyinE uhat
evidently dsstinsd N - ~
mos, brfliisni snssg~tnsns N
the shsrae'sT egI tny9p v
he ssw fcrs sssse hd ons
,u'iy lussiffinG hsnsgss
wosSd Tor the snssrprsss
With induced n and cup
pilsi the vsry con plsN sp'
poinimsnus surrounding ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-14
FROM BUFFALO.

I BUFFALO, June 13 -P. ODay,
Head Center at Buffalo, has returned
here from New York, and applied to
General Barry for the return OF the
arms and munitions of war seized
here. O'Day claimed the arms as his
personal property, and said that he
had made an advance on them as an
auctioneer and commission merchant
Gen. Barry replied that he was only
custodian of the arms, and had seized
hem by order of his superior officer
The Board of Trade yesterday sub
.@cribed $500 to furnish supplies OF
transportation to destitute Fenians
Only about 100 Fenians have accept
ed transportation under General Bar
rvs order up to this noon.
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