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RtCeptIOM OF GehtFat BheFmah I'm New
Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., July IL.
The journey of Gen. Sherman through
the Granite State on his route to Hanover is
attended by very enthusiastic demonstrations
of welcome at all points where the public
get glimpse of him. The General in this
city to day received a great ovation, vast
crowd being present to welcome him. tie
was received at the Capitol by Gov. Smyth,
and appropriately replied to an address by
the Governor. After the reception, which
closed with some cordial hand-shaking, the
General proceeded ina special train to Han
over. . .,-.s1-.
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The PhiIadeIphia Convention.

saa NEW ORLEANS July II.
Louisiana will probably send two sets eff
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention, one
composed Of original johnson men, and the
other of democrats. 4H
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A DESERVING CAsE.-Mr. George n. GIN
. member of Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, was
very active with the other members of this
company on the night of the 4th. He worked
until about Ii O'Clock, when he was informed
that his own house on Anderson street was in
danger, and went home to find his house in
names' and no time to save any thing from 1t.
His loss was between five and sir hundred
dollars, upon which he had no Insurance. II
this is not case deserving of consideration
we know not where to find one. .'rr. fn ie
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FEMININE STREET FreHr.-Monday even
ing TWO young ladies Of the Celtic race. be-
tween whom an animosity existed, met ON
congress near Oak street, and began 10 use
their tongues giibly. They were not yerv
choice or chaste in their language toward each
o'ner. From words they proceeded to blows,
ana q couple of sunshades were pretty quickly
USED up. Blood was brought on both counte-
nances' we believe. Finally, as the scene be-
came interesting, one Of the belligerents acut
snck'-that Is she turned and ran, leaving her
opponent mistress of the field.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
portland Advertiser.

TULY17, 1S66-The "Od Port;and' Alive
81 Established A. D., 17s5-Destroyed by fire July
1, 1866 Resurrection August ], ls66-New Press.
New Type entire-New Dress, &c, Sc-"No Pent up
Utica, &c The way Truth stands the Fire.
The subscriber has the pleasure of finform ng the
patrons of the Portland Advertiser and the citizens
Of Portland, that the several ed TORS OF the ily
Tri-Weekly an Weekly will appea on about the 1st
day OF August printed on new type, and in style Of
State of Maine. 5s7'ef = III ' =. - ~ y
Established in 1885, the Advertiser fas record IN
newspaper hist ~ no comp titor can boast At
times the sternest opposition and the most bitter pre-
judice have conspred to crush il, but In vain III
NAMED only to be conquered by the rain Of Are which
prosti ated alike friends and foes. The burial in dust
and ashes Is on for brief respite from which It
rises Ike Phenix, with new type, new vgor new inn
Courage and patience, friends win soon greet You
as Ct yore, with capital paper and smiling face,
ana grt around with the ilvincible armer Of TRUTH
that "crushed to earth .shal rise again." f.Faiss
Advertisement, to appear in the first number.
which win be displayed n the best style, may be left
at the Post Office, addressed to fhe Advert er. An
fulfiie - = =
We have saved our list Of subscribers also our ac
counts; and the subscribers to our several editions
will be punctually served with the paper on its first
appearance. l4 no f.tAarf aaaagt y W.
-iullR IL - sa r. w NEWMAN Tyd;fors
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,S T.w. NEWMAN. Editor.


E,xTRA PAY FOR OFFICERS.-An Officers
II below the rank Of Brig. General who have new
er received the three months back pay proper, and
who were in service March g. 1885, and whohe resig-
ma ions we're presented and accepted, or who were
mus cred out at their own request or othefwi.e
hondrably di cEarged from service after April g. 1866
can obt in this extra pay by applying IN person or
by letter to PATTERSON & &CHADBOURNE, us.
Claim Ageuts, 1851 Middle street, up stairs.
iuilS aodtf =. l-la- ~. y. II y ~
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CHINA TEA SroRE.-shaw has opened his
tea store under the old City Hall, at Kendall
& Whitney's. If
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{ SEE advertisement of "Candy Maker want
ed" under the head OF wants. -.~
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
sAt AND y sa .
Second Senatorial District COnvention.


Second Senatorial District Convention.
The Union voters of Cumberland county are
requested to send delegates to Convention to
be held in Portland. in s7~s
u DEERING HALL,
YF @gs fffat ssf'i f5t ..7l 81 ~ Y. - k p AZ
Wednesday, the 18th day Of August, 1866,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for
SHERIFF. s.ssisl.a N ri,l
,1 CLERK OF THE CoURTs. 4
COUNTY COMMISSIONER .a
SD COUNTY TREASURER.
Four SENATOR'S.
Also, to elect County Committee for the
ensuing year. r
Eeach city and town will be entitled to send
one delegate and an additional delegate for
every seventy five votes cast for Samuel Cony
at the Gubernatorial election of 1864. A frac-
ton of forty votes will be entitled to an addi-
tional delegate as follows: 4
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Mr.. EDIToR:--Itis is said that we are 30 lose
I Captain Inman just when we most need his
help, and when his uncommon business quail
ties, activity and resources are so much re-
quired for the comfort and safety of our house
less and homeless population. May we not
hope that the order may be countermanded
when all the facts are known, and our terrible
calamity is taken into consideration. ,o 81
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

4 BEFORE JUDGE KINGsBURY.
TUESDAY. Cornelius Kane, for drunkenness and
disturbance, was fined five dollars and costs. Com.
mitted.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.


The Law Term of the Supreme judicial Court for
the Western District was opened in this city
Tuesday, in the Chestnut street schoolhouse There
were present on the bench Chief Justice Appleton
and Associate Justice. Cutting, Walton, Dickerson,
Danforth and Tapley-Judge Kent being absent
Prayer was offered by Rev. e. @. Bolles OF the
Congress Square Universalst Church.
John Rand, Esq, President of the Cumberland
Bar, addressed the Court. and spoke in feeling
terms Of the calamity which had come upon our
city. He stated that every lawyers office was de-
stroyed, and nearly all the libraries and also the
papers which bad been prepared for the Cumber-
land County cases which were to have been argued
at this term. Under these circumstances It was the
wish of the Bar that the Cumberland County cases
should be postponed, and that the Court would
hear them at q session to be held sometime be-
tween the lst and the 18th of September. "a sl
Judge Appleton remarked that he sympathized
deeply with our citizens and with the members Of
the Bar, They were satisfied that it would be i'm
possible for the members Of the Bar from Portland
to take up their cases at present. The Court
would consult together and do all in their power
TO accommodate the Bar. He supposed there
would be no difficulty in going on with the dockets
from the other Counties in the District.
The docket in cases from other Counties was then
taken up. sae N sawa af rta ~ .4N 4
5fir FRANKLIN COUNTY.
( David Jennings VS. William R. Ramsdell. Dis
missed from the docket. -.-t srsa-s ia &
Thos. j. Meservey. pltif in error, VS. Danforth L.
Harlow. To be argued in writing.
g Zebulon johnson VS. John Jennings To be argu-
ed in writing In sixty days.. Sc ia. 4SHia
Calvin W. Kenney VS. John A. Burke. Argued.
/ Phillips. Whitcomb
James Paul VS. Levi P. Currier Argued by pltf.
Defendant to argue in writing in sixty days. $3.50
Whitcomb gr lea Pillsbury
/ George W. Littlefeld VS. Sylvanus Rowell To be
argued in writing
John A Burke VS. Calvin W. Kenney. Argued.
Whitcomb Phillips.
Sumner Russell ct al VS. Frederick " Stewart
To be argued in writing In sixty days.
Thomas Vining vs. Daniel Towle Argued.
Whitcomb Phillips.
Jesse Ross vs. Daniel R. ouimby. To be argued
in writing. 81 .i
Joshua X. Tuft VS. Inhabitants of Weld To be
argued in writing in sixty days.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Mary Thornton va John G. Farnum. Argued.
Randall & Harlow. - W. W. Bolster.
xrrrNSrCrp r,orrDn
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nv 1attx 10 A a n
; ~ ;1oe 70 ,cS, nn;s,, .a o. Vs.
;mi,s Ae'hss ,tt d2ss H''dele s'reet up STAIRS.
A A.arn;n;st,.o f,.;1- GoTo =
= RY virtue Of q license from the Hon. Judge ofPro-
~ ,, 1ate for the County Of Cumberland sean sell
az Public Auction, on the premises, on Saturday,
real estate belonging to George staa5ird % late
Sa nss @ @ N sad County deceased to Wit;
road' 50 cahed an n n sri sa pnsp westpr 'ok
rr,v N ysee M 'ei' ? q DAnp, M fAui'ii piS'i a1h'
oo.y -, -00o. wow - ----- -
TOR SALE - The genteet three stcry Brick
L Dwelling House, No Park Place. offensive
repairs and conveniences have just been perfected
TesJenca I P,,ca saloo y A va t;, anu tsey
GEO NJ HARnISG arcbitscIt "a co,s nqSt 81
lilo w. 40, H " Aioi''oot' 90 Oons gee ot' e
--e-- !o-.0 10. 49, -.
WAMIEnLAn Wsa.ala , owner for several pictures and
Are at II Mac;y's heod I of ,aIt, s Ws.f r,'0 rhn @
can be found at No. !. Eastern a. Promenade' lucy
e31anAv 1alIs Gnpsp-w,,.,, aSs, a.. ,,., ,-
nrovino Snertv and nsv;no snS charoes "'e Wy
portland FRS ER0ST q FRYE loo Conn ereial s..
7,ur ,7o.1a- - - -c--
r. and raSnst en- sn,p q
AZ anu ;tt n aIg 70 meet
evening ist nst y, II ococ ivy i'aii'
Per order, HENRY FOX,
NJ, c,ao77o T,,a.,,,zao-,1 g
will maet tbis Nv Sua saya esan,nn a. So,s L.
, LII liz . . E!' .a!' . Iton.s' o. suns
fI u, ncta1 street. ~ CLOCK
jul1s I'd
ro,1cF n Iro7 Q - =
81 r.; roM & SAH5NIne DC unuersigneo oHers lor
sion given ist Of cober next Said Hose con ns
II m9ashea & rooms a and finished a,tics cellar with ce
plete gas fixture, etc: A 50, House Lot adjoining
~ 80 A. WHITNEY, 81 Myrtle stiee
y1TANTED-Two Piano Legs, black walnut in
lieu of the three left at Chadw ck's or,
MARKET MAJ, t SQUARE Also one small black wal ut desk,
ing found such one viii phase ave it a. Chad
wick's Store, MARKET Square. iuI1S st
NorrCE-rhe members Of the Third pari h
Chur.I AM oocicSy aTe Inv'ts1 "a 10 meet az tne
.is ssny oi ane mesnost ohnlch' chestnnt street
-. :, -
M AsslMG .:d, is.I IlGLsS-AM u persons having
-, az ae'lceS un9aineu, Oh rurnture, beI0ng, or
s ~ any NM, g sneT possessoni savca nom e
~ s MersS NJ sena snen 70 me once Of
sny Iyd v anu aaU .lse 70 h Nave ,oSe geo 2.
julls Us. HEALD City Marshall.
HEpS1,N1c l 49, . - 1,.--7 =. !,
'HnsoomS ~, nuvns 1ooAs 9. tne Olrcua ing Lipra-
~ ' usS GEYHR Il 5ssSn q cAI gF FL 'G "a Free st.
Library will be open on Saturday. iullstd
fd MALkEis ia saie H0KSE Hay rORk viii be OF
1d he 1tTu T ~ sa1 e. -. q " nngs OaccaIaFpa,
remainder Of the hayng season. e
r. a MEkklEA,
Jr1o Agent lor rt'ano ana WestDrooK.
ROTICE-REUBENK KENT has made arranae-
ments S,! % DC suppiieG nom 1osson WIN fiot
~, onsp Dcss., anu Osachers, py .ne parre az
sna Store NO, q C9mmelcai on eet nhu ne can re-
suine DusDess az the oiu seand' winch ne hopes 70
do ma m teW Weeks. cu.cr Doorrs ssss
Jol1o III -----1H1 N AoL, y oE5o 9 -. nALL.
A TLANTIC y ST LAWRENCE T. r. BONDS.
y fa.Ees wlsMng 20 en u me ABOVE . curities can
Apply a. the Elrst Natlonai Bank OF
Ii. ~.
Wynn w yYTITPPT. n yvboIos.I. Dru.,ci.,
wv 2I Ma ket Snnare Poriiasd Me jnIIsst,
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Four of Herring's safes in the great fire. s.voa
all their contents-none failed.
messrs, .. b. Brown 4 Sons saved their
oooks' valuable papers, insurance policies and
two thousand dollars in money.
'fhe Portland Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany saved their books and valuable papers.
messrs Gerrish Pearson saved their vaIua-
Die jeweiry and watches, also their books. pa.
pers and money. III ~ ina3 a7sss'i7 7'f'Isi
Messrs. N. p. Richardson Co. saved the
oooks and papers that were left in their safe.
/ The above are all of Herrine's safes that
were in use by parties who were burnt ont A.
none lailed, ali d OF them having stood the test,
parues wanting safes should make note of il.
Herring, Farrel 4 Sherman, Manufacturer.
251 Broadway, New York.
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Conribnfions for the s,s,.r.,..
The following are the sums received b,, :,
Mayor since our last rennrt.

Ane iouo"inS dIe Tue sums received hv tbo
Mayor since our last report:
Owl Club, Railway, NJ, Inn M
W Goodrich, Cincinnati, Ohio. wv w oo
congregational Church, Hatfield. Mass III e0 e0
wilson Mfg Co, New London, Conn, loo M
Buffalo Board of Trade, 2oSS M
Thistle Benevolent Association, NY. 15o m
I;na.i@ nnnuei hooper. Boston, to- 500 90
ga S.,us house, +, Bucksport, Is 90
=, sympathizer,'' Washington, DC, S 90
Moses Moses Titcomb, Washington. 20 00
Roasa R..eps g 81 Pn,ladelphia, additional, 1,S00 90
noard Of Trade, Chicago, additional. q 400 90
M y Church, Richmond, Me, 20 90
Aoner Beers, Newtown. Conn 50 m
George 9 Hathaway, Rutland VI m M
VIM II Gerrish, Boston, on M
Ethan Allen, Engine Co. Bur,;na.o w
49,. Vt, for Fire Department. nm
Citizens of st. Stephens, N B. sSS ~
CtlEens Of Machias, ne NJ ~
oltizens Of New York, additional. bv 'o W
Dav;, p pdsoyvs Noyes' p..... s7a 90
Cit;,eyr. ~ 10 is 90
citizens of New Brunswick, N j sCo Co ~ ~
Moses Bigelow, Newark, N J, by Bur- ' W
-. CESS, Fobes & Co, so m
Merrick & Sons, Philadelphia, bv r wv
Hsrsey, - 500 90
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A0manlSCr1tF1X Sales
QY virtue Of license from the Hon. Judge ofPro-
- bate for the County Of Cumberland, shall sell
at Public Auction, on the premises, on Saturday,
lowing real estate belonging to George Starbird late
OF Westbyook, in said County, deceased to Wit: A
house and lot on Spring street. in Saccarappa Village.
Also, about six acres OF land on The Stroudwater
road, SO called, all in sa d Westbr ,ok 5sg
ABBA STARBIRD, Administratrix.
July II, 1865. w3w ~
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LossEs.-A. HI. Edwards & Hart, erocerv
and provision dealers, corner EXCHANGE ana
rederal streets, lost $4,000. Partially inspred
ahese young men had but recently retain cd
irom tne army and commenced business here
and this loss falls heavily on them. ! -
IL Morse's loss by the fire was between five
ana SIX thousand dollars; insured for s1aco
ms house was full from cellar to attic and
handsomely furnished. He saved but Ht,Io
and that little was removed to the grave ward
where he and others watched their goods unt;,
tae ilre went outfor the want Of fuel. Hebas
n,fea Mr. upham's house on Deering street
winch is well furnished to his hand.
Ihe loss of Messrs. Pearson & Smith IN
tneir bakery, etc., Willow street, was s1s0oo
Insured for $4,000, in the Home, New Haven
once' and sl7oo in the metropolitan, N. y
all OF which has been promptly paid.
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OWoous nOUei, naS lOr sale lne I0ilOW3n& hodi Gs-
tate. !
PORTLAND: s. :. -,
3 Houses ON Free st, price $1,000 to Sls ,uOo ,o
8 B.own st, 6poO 10 io,vvo ,
House on State st, s,ogv ps
2 Houses on Carleton st, WOOt 1osuoV
House on Brackett corner Carleton xoo
street, a f ass o'ooo
1 mouse 9as ssat On howen ST. i0' " y 1000
unmsa IN ~ Summer st. 1900
House on salem street, lot 2Ox90, l6O0
Houses ON Salem st, IN blocks, Tor Is :.
Houses sase Z on Tate st, 1000 to 5000
sTANDIsH: 5a~54s s.,
two story house and acres land, 600
/ fne house and plenty fruit, a5 4 $500
two story brick house. 1000
! two story frame houee, lot 60xS6, I6U0
one story frame house, ! acre lot, 1900
one story frame house. acre lot 1,4oo
Also several desirable residences at Gorham and
vicinity ready for immediate occupation, together
with number OF Dwellings located In various parts
of the city and not enumerated above. ,jull7H
HOUSES FOR SALE. III. I. MORSE win
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nnoaht Oh tne ABOVE, S11 .40260. Amount
previously acknowledged, $166, ,274.5s. Total
amount received thus far. $I77,677.1e.
,o suase hingsoury has received from Moso-
Os.A ros. L0age' No. 81. I r. Waterbury.
Conn., the sum of sioO, for him to appronr;.,.
as he may deem best among the bre.hren - '' '-''
Mrs BENZ. Kingsbury, Jr. has rsoa;r.,,
Doxes OF valuable clothing from lade. IN r.
gor, through Hon. A W Paine, for distribnt;o.
to the needy. '''u''on
Two boxes of valuable clothing received from
.ne ladies' OF Portsmouth last week. have hssn
distributed among the suffering families Of our
e"y' and we heartily thank them for ~. n.
promptness and liberality with which thew c.ms
ovar ald' Portsmouth papers please copy.1
MI WI onarles B. strout has received from
,hs s' o.rous Brothers, of New York City,
the 'um oftwo hundred and sixty dolIbrs 10 bs
distributed at his discretion among a.. ...S
ferers. VINO SUI
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MISSING ARTICLES-An persons having
uu articles unclaimed, of Furniture, Bedding, or
goods of any kind in their possession saved from the
late FIRE, are requested to send them the Office Of
the City Marshal, and those who have lost goo OF
any kind, will please repair to the Marshal Office, in
qnest OF them.
julls j. HEALD, City Marshall.
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REAL ESTATE.
JOHN c. PROCTER,

OFFICE on Middle St., opposite the site
OWoods Hotel, has for sale the following Real Es-
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WANTED-An owner for several pictures and
wv photographs lett on the morning after the
fire, at H. I. Maciin's, head Of Galts Wharf. They
can be found at No. 7, Eastern Promenade. ;sslsss
jul1S d3tt
- proving 6perty and paying charges
+ $50 FROST q FRYE, 100 Conn ercial 81.
Z Portland ,JuIy 1R
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TOR SALE = The gentcet three stcry Brick
Il Dwelling House, No. 5 Park Place. Extensive
repairs and conveniences have Just been perfected
OH said house, making It very desirable and tasty
residence. Price S3O00 For particulars inqui Of
GEO. NJ. HARDING, Architect, s73 Cong ess ST.
jull8 d3t tN
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r o. O.F. = Marhigonne Encampment, No. 1.
J.. will meet this W dne day) evening, at Sons
Temperance Hall, 3.3 Congress street, at clock.
A fun an punctual attendance is requested
Per order, N, G. CUMMINGS, ScriEe.
iul1S td
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HOUSE FOR SALE-Tbe undersigned offers for
IL sale bis House, No. 81 Myrtle street. Posse
sion given LIST OF tctober next Said House conta ms
II finished rooms and finished atcs, cellar with ce-
mcDte floor and large brick fliering cistsrn.
plete gas fixture, etc. A so, House Lot. djoing.
A. WHITNEY, 81 Myrtle ST eet.
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THE Master JoiIers, Carpenters Ship Carpen-
II tsrs and Cabinet Makers, are requested to meet
tie Executive Comp lite at Old City Hall, Wednesday
evening, 18th inst, at a o'clock.
Per order, HENRY FOX,
jul1S Chairman Executive Committee
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TOHN n. HUDSON, Jr., Sign and Ornamen-
- tai Painter, will be found at his old stand, No 81
Market Square, where he Is prepared to execute all
kinds of painting at reasonable rates, and at the
shortest notice. jul 13d1m
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DERSONS having Books Of the Circula ing Libra
i ry, are requested to return t EN- to
GEYER q CAL EFF, 10 Free st.
Library will be omen on Saturday. inl12kd
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yHANTED-Two Piano Legs, black walnut, in
w lieu of the three left at Chadw ck's or,
Market Square. Also, one small black wal ut desk,
with two small draws underneath. Any person hay-
ing found such a one will pl ase ave it q. Chad
wicE's Store Marl.et Souare Ais iu11S AZ
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The French Thestre-ItaIian and Enslish
Opera tn be- Performed.
Mr.. Draper viii open this and elegant establish.
mens situated in Fourteenth street. sixth avenue
next Thursday evening He has taken great pains and
incurred considerable expense with view TO render the
agreeable and brilliant After trouble the
management has accomplished the formation OF
pany OF Italian opera artists 10 alternate with the repre-
sensations Of Engiish Opera. They will open Thurs
day with N Barbers, having Boschctt Rosina, Ia
Aimayivs, Orandini, &c II Is determined TO
sustain N possible, tho house with the moderate prices
established last spring and public favor by good
performances.
Miscellaneous.
We see by the french papers that about to
have fresh to the numbers Of our foreign
maitres de- chant, in the person Of the well known
Italian moero roharst Asin who leaves Paris In No
vember for New York, with view to setiIe here
From London learn that the American prima donna,
MrS Jennie Van Zandi has performing with much
eiot private circles In that city having responded
urgent demands from tho nobility on tho occasions OF
their randes sorass Nspcai1 She has had invitations
from Earl Dudley pord ward, and Mr.. Gladstone ex.
Chancellor of tho Exchequer both Of which
she delighted and asonshcd the assembled nobility and
dddfcnn with her voice and vocaiism MIS- Van Zandt
Ia present enjoying brief rcpose France previous
TO her departure for ST. Petersburg and warsaw where
she engaged for ss months from LIST Of November re-
turning 70 London In May. 1867.