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A Murderer from Rutherford County

A Murderer from Rutherford County
Sheriff Webb, of Rutherford county, yes,
terday brought to the city a negro named
Lucius Witt, convicted Of numbering
another named Sam Cunningham in
Rutherford county some time since. He
was delivered over to the jailor in this city
to await his trial before the Supreme
Court. He has already had two trials
before an inferior court and found quilts
each time. A new trial was granted at The
first, and atthe last an appeal taken 10 thu
Sunreme Court.
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Sent TO JatI.
II$S

B Commissioner Davis sent Berry Howard,
colored, to Jail yesterday for stealing pair
of boots from Austins shoe store on Coilege
street
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/ recommended Mr.. Sanders to DIR.
Lighthill, and cheerfnlly testify to the cor
rectness Of the facts as above stated.
E. C. BoHNE,
Louisville Hotel.
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Regular Weekly Smiihland
and Evansville Packet,

TCHE PINE STEAMER Fam esonsA
ny Erauaei,, Capt. HES- Ik-ls-..SsA
RY MILLER, Master, KIT RUBD. -
Clerk, will leave Nashville every -
81 II o'clock noon. making posi-
tive and close connections at Evansville with
regular Louisville and Cincinnati Packets, in
surfing speedy and reliable transfer Of fIeights to
above points. orders for freight solicited, ans
reasonable rates charged.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
HARRISON 4 son, Agents,
noyl7 If No. As and 40 Front street.
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Turned RenOrIer.

A Houston, Texas, dispatch says that
Belle Boyd is at that place reporting for
the New Orleans Piodyane.
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FROM CAPTAIN sILAs F. MILLER.

Of Louisville, Ky, Proprietor of the
Barnet House, Cine innat.
To NJ Friends and the Pubic:
1t affords me great satisfaction to be
able to testify to the success Of Dr. Light
hill in the treatment of deafness, and ex-
presa my sense Of obligation to him.
My hearing had been impaired for
number of years. at times to such an extent
as to embarrass me seriously. DIR. Light
hill, under whose care placed myself, has
removed the difficulty completely, and re-
stored me 10 perfect hearing.
SILAs F. MILLER.
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FROM G. T. SANDERS. ESQ

For the past two years my hearing has
been very much impaired, so that appre-
hended total deafness wonld eventually be
the result. lapplied to DIR. LighthiIl for
relief, and l am happy TO state that lie re-
stored me to perfect hearing, so that | am
now able 10 hear as good as ever. | shall
be forever grateful TO the Doctor for the
benefit derived from his great skill, and
consider him fully worthy of public CON
fidence. E c. +. SANDERS.
Louisville, Sept. 90, 1866.
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MONDAY, Dec. %, 1868.
CoTrON-The market to day exhibited
a considerable improvement, and closed
steady with fair demand at folloWiDg quo
tatiODs;
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Stealing MnsIIn.

Ann Rabbit was sent to Jail yesterday
for stealing a bolt Of muslin from +. l..
Davis.
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Bill Robinson, colored, charged with
larceny 10 stealing watch, was yesterday
dischargsd by Commissioner Davis.
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IL is Understood that the interest on the
State debt will be promptly paid on the
1st Of January.
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DR.. Z. BUNFORD LIGHTHILL, who is 30
widely known as a most successful auriSt
will arrive in Nashville on Wednesday,
Dec. 80.
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CoRE-Sales to day of $3.50 bushels at
46 in ear; so, 81, So, shelled, and 600 do
sscked and delivered in depot at G5@G7.
CoTroN SEED-Sales Of 5000 lbs to-day
at the rate Of $40 per ton.
RYE-We heard of sales from store st
81 30 per bushel.
PEANUTs-Sales Of 100 bushels al 81 05'
DRIED FRUIT-SAles Of II, 900 lbs at CT
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Lizzie Nelson, arrested on a charge of
larceny in stealing clothing, was discharged
by Commissioner Davis yesterday.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED. @ -. .-s. Z
Tyrone, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Talisman, Cairo.

Thu river Is still receding at this port,
with feet scant on the shoals. Weather
raw and cloudy, and rain commenced at ii
o'clock last night. rffzfl-FE 81
Among other freight by the Tyrone, was
800 bags of wheat.
The Talisman had large lot OF cedar
ware, and 26O ploWs manufactured at the
peniientiary, and shipped to Vicksburg.
The Fanny Brandiesh had about $50 bales
cotton last evening, and will receive more
to day. She will get of 10 Evansville this
evening.
The independent packet Ella Hnghes
will depart for the upper Cumberland TO-
morrow. - -..Ie1r.-tt ..GT.t
The Robert Moore left Louisville yes
terday for this port. Hon + 20
NEWS FROM OTHER PORTS.
The Memphis Bulletin of Sunday, Gays
There was a four inch fall Of snow in
The night which began TO melt as the day
advanced, making shipment almost jmPos-
sible, TO the disappointment Of the many
boats crowJing the wharf. The river is
falling. The Arkansas, White and St.
Francis are all reported falling.
The Louisville Courier Journal Of yester-
day has the following
The John Lu,nsden, Captain Oven Da'
Wis new packet for the Cumberland riVsr
trade, Just completed at this port, Is an
nounced TO leave for Nashville tomorrow
The Louisville Democrat says:
1t was reported here yesterday that the
Waunita, bound hence for New Orleans
got hole Knocked in her hull somewhere
near Evansville. We did not learn thu
particulars.
The steamer Andy Johnson, while a
| Quincy Bay, took fire from detective hue
last Wednesday evening, and narrowly
escaped being consumed.
n
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The Memorial Society of Nashville beg
to inform the friends Of the "Lost Cause"
of Tennessee, aud 10 all Of the Southern
States, that they have purchased upon very
liberal terms, four acres of the new Catho-
lie Cemetery, adjoining Mt. Olivoi, to re-
inter the brave and honOred Confederate
soldiers, whose remains are now lying in
the commons and fields of Davidson cOun-
ty. We hope all who are interested in this
cause will send their contributions to the
Treasurer, or to either Of the following
Committee:
Mrs. Jas K Poli, Mrs. F. q. Porter,
Mp Maeuire, a JFrench,
Thos Farrell, $ MEG Lindsley,
Jon KiIkmaD, VIM Clare,
II Harding, L Craighead,
Henri Weber, VIM Evans,
" Thos Menees, II b Buckner,
d Cunningham, John OyerloD,
+ w Hickman, ICNicholson,
Miss Aline Mccall.
Mrs. FELICIA q. PORTER, Chm.
Mrs. H. B. BUCKNER, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES OF CEMETERY.
Gen. WB. Bate, Gen. B Frank Cheat
ham, Mr.. D F Carter, John Kirkmam, VIM
Evans, NJ C Cotton. noV25 If
LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS have been
received by DeMoville & Co. A large
and full assortment. Red and White
Onion Sets, by any quantity.
70 Printers.
I'VE have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at bargain, by
application at the Office OF the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
The finest article Of Brandies, Win es
and Old Corn Whisky, for medicinal Pur-
poses, can be found at DeMoyille & Co.'S.
l.. &. CHISHOLM, Surgeon Dentist, doe
excellent work at No. 1881 Church street-uP
tairs. DecZ-t
DEMovILLE & Co. have large lot o
The choicest brands of Cigars and Tobaccos
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LONDON, Dec. 2S.-Consols for money
92a; on account s2ss; us. bonds 74i.
fLIvERPooI, Dec. 2S.-ColtOn quiet;
sales 1900 bales.
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Gold is without material change. The
following are the New York quo
tations yesterday: Opened at 1915, was
135 at 1925, 1345 at 1850, 1916 at noon,
1345 at l:55, 1344 at $50, ard closed at
134s at BIN.
The rates here we're 1874 buying, aud 1876
selling. e..
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday az follows;
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CINCINNATI MarkeGs.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S.-Flolr unchanged;
family 81 50@S 90. Wheat 81 IS. Corn
67@6S. Rye 81 IS. Otis zoe. Cotton
23sc. Whisky 81 90. Mess pork Este.
Bulk meats II, 139 and 142c. Lard l71c.
green meats 10, 12f and lac. Butter 500
Acc. Eggs 32@SSc, Clover seed l5e.
Coffee 2l@25.
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Ar DEMoyiLLE s. Co.'S, Fine Malaga
and Sherry Wines, for cooking purposes
from So 90 10 to So so per gallon.
For Coaghs, Colds and Throat Dis
80 gi sbaos orders,
Uss @Broan's Bronchial Treehes," having
psOped their efficacy by test Of many
years. The Troches are highly recon-
mended and prescribed by physicians and
surgeons in the army. Those exposed to
sudden changes should always be supplied
with a1He 7hOcies," SIS they give prompt
relief. ., r-- dec29 eod1W
You can get vt DeMoville d Goa, the
finest German CalSSnes; also, Lubin's and
Rimmeps genuins handkerchief Extracts.
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FROM l.. w. HALL. ESQ. l-
Firm OF PIgue, Mnnier d Co., Nash
VILE Tenn

Vile, Tenn. ...-f....-
To THE PUBLIo.-DR BUaFoRD LdeHT-
HILL being introduced to rs by letter
from we'll known friend E. A. Collins,
ESQ.,, of Milan we would state that We
fully indorse any thing Mr.. Collins would
say. rv
Learning that DR.. Lighthill eontenl-
plates visiting Nashville Professionally, we
fender our name as reference.
Z 49, -. L. w. HALL.
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Ronnsl 20 Annenr.

. Several cases Of gaming were disposed
Of yesterday. The misdemeanor docke
will lie resumed to-day.
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louisville markets.
LOUISVILLE, December 2S.--Sales

LoUIsvILLE, December 2S.--Saies so
hhds tobacco, trashy new Tugs to medium
leaf S4@1SS Hogs Sl@9 gross. Cotton
23I. Super -four SIS 5096. Wheat 81 so
al 95. Corn 6S@65. Oats eS@60.
Rye 81 40. Mess pork 2Sc. Bacon
clear rib sides Isle. Bulk meais-shoul-
ders III; clear ribbed sides 10; clear sides
l54c. Fancy bacon hams Isle. Lard, in
iierces. ISc. Raw whisky 81 80
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The undersigned has just received
barge of superior Pittsburg Coal, and by
far the cleanest lot ever brought to this
market, which is being sold at the reduced
price of $4,5O for round and $3.50 per
load for lump delivered.
VIM. DEws, 46 South College st.
,rt- .-t...rr Dec. 26-1w.
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isoR CHRISTMAS CooKNG.-A fresh lot
Of Spices, FIavors, sayOrings, etc, at De-
Mogiile & Co.'S.
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The Confederate Dead.

THE very best article of pure Cider Vim
eear can be had at DeMoVille & Co.'S.
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JUST received, by DeMoVille & Co, a
fine lot of Hair, Brushes, Combs, Puffs,
Puff Box es and fine Toilet Soaps.
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Mem Orleans rEnrI.els.

New ORLEANS, Dee. 2S.-Colton stiff
fer; middIings 2Sk@4; sales 5000, re-
eeipis 1911, exports 100. Sugar active
and 6rmer. Corn 9@3, prime l24@ss,
yellow clarified 12t@f. MoIasses active
and firm; common $4,000, prime GA,
choice 6s@70. 49, ,s.,.rzs sf
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTs-DeMovili IL
Co. have a fine assortment Of drugs, fancy
and toilet articles.
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New York DrygOOds Market.

New YoRK, Dec. 2S.-Drygooda. The
failing OF both of well known houses Of
TumbuH, Shade & Co, and LathroP, Lud-
ington & Co, has excited unfayorable in
luence on trade, and market in conse-
quence is extremely dull. Heavy brown
sheetings 1591G; best Eastern makes and
printed calicoes l24. For all regular
makes and from the Cocheco and Merri-
mack D, which bring 1Sl. The Lancas-
ter 81; pinks and puppies have been re-
duced 1T. -sffs4 kttt5ta
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Raw Chairs.

For Christmas presents, from the Nash
Vile Chair Factory of RICH & KREIG, No.
IL North College street, who manufacture
cane and wood seat chairs, the quality and
price of which defy competition. Call and
see for yourselves. dec22 II
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Col. Stone, Police Commissioner, has re
turned from his late visit North.
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InstaIIation of Omeers.
New Theater-L.ast Night Of Hiss Lee
HndS0n

The installation of officers in the various
Masonic lodges took place last night.
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CITY NOTICES.
FARMERS OF TENNESSEE
More Money for Your Grail
decss 2n ~ JNo. J. MCCAIN.

Jackson MII,s. south Market street.
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ANormER CuRIsrMAs HORROR.
rhe Result Of Drinking

l. The Result OF Drinking.
The Memphis AsuIanche Of Sunday says;
Mr.. Andrew ]. Dearth's residence, " Vance
street, was the scene of melancholy oc-
currence Christmas morning. Aparty of
boys and young men had gathered in front
/ of the house to enjoy themselves in shoot
ing or whatever else the moment suggested
in the way of celebrating the holiday. In
the party was young man named B. F..
Carter, who boards at Mr.. Dearth's He
soon invited his companions up stairs 10
take drink. The invitation was accepted
and from eight TO eleven A. N. the time was
spent in drinking, relating anecdotes and
enjoyment of like character.
About eleven Carter drew pistol and
discharged it in the ceiling. Immediately
afterward he started down stairs, followed
by the others. On the stairway be again
6red, this time carelessly and over his head.
To the Lorror Of himself and companions
the ball entered the forehead, over the lef
| eye, of a boy named Lewis Scott McGhee
The poos fellow fell desd on the floor, ami
was picked up by his companions. He wa
about fourteen years old, and was the son
Mr.. Lewis McGhee, of DeSoto street. from
whose residence he was buried yesterda,
afternoon, rrYur
II -
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I'VE have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at a bargain, by
application at the Office Of the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
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DEMovILLE & Co. have large lot o
e choicest brands of Cigars and Tobaccos
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New York Markets.

New York, Dec. -2S.-Colton-Sales
IL, 900 bales; middliDg uplands 25c. Super
fine flour SIS $500 25. Wheat 81 60.
Whisky 81. Cofes quiet. Sugar-Cuba
1l4@114c. Rice 9@94c.
New York Money Market
NEW York, Dec. 28.-Gold 34g@S5.
Old Tennessee bonds 704 new do 69@7O.
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The finest article Of Brandies, Win es
and Old Corn Whisky, for medicinal Pur-
poses, can be found at DeMoyille & Co.'S.
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REVENUE isTANPs,

by mail or express, as directed.
LAND WARRANTS.
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l.. &. CHISHOLM, Surgeon Dentist. doe
excellent work at No. 1881 Church street-uP
tairs DECEIT
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CLEARED.

q Dale. =
Steamship Saxonia tNG) Ker, Hamburg Kunhardt Co.
Steamship franconia, Sherwood Portand-J Ames.
Ship Surprise, Ranlett, Hong Kong-A A Low 4 Bro.
ship Mary Riggs, Lowell, San Francsco-S Merchant
Co.
ship Magdslene tNG), Henks Remounsky &C Luing Co.
Bark Eureka, Holloway, Autwerp-Crandall, Umphray
Co. =
Bark Ivers (Na,, Puss, Rotterdam-w schmtd's
Bark Edwsrd Hin {Br Marsson, Con.tantinople and
Smyrna-E Braggio.tl.
Bark souder (Br), Payne, Buenos Ayres-Boyd
Hincken.
Bark Eugena (Br), Dennis Montevdeo S, Marys Ga
Boyd Hncken.
Bark Nord Cap [Norw), woolsen, Grand Bay, Canada
Funch, Mencke X Wendt.
Bark sostrene Norw) Toyn Mirsmichi- Funch Msincke
Wendt. =
Brig Belle tBr) I'M, Hamburg-H W o Edye.
Brig Fatum tNorw, Anderson Roterdam-Funch, Meincke
Wendt.
Brig Nellie Antrim, Wallace, savsnilla, &c-w Ray
Co.
Brig Morris Orb Crane, wndsor-Crandali Umphray
Co.
Brig Susan (Br), Grow. windsor-J F Whitney 4 Co.
Brig southern Cross Br Brown, st John, NBBrett
Go
Brig Ruth (Br), Murphy, Wilmington, NEG Bulley
Schr Lady Zimmerman ,Br, Roberts, AbacoaJ Douglass.
Schr Lion (Br) 0iddes, Windsor, NS-H DeWof a 90.
Schr Bob (Br,, Hickey st Stephen. NB-AJ Miller A Co.
schr Pandome Davis Charleston-Bentley, Miller Tho
Schr Albert Thomas Rogers Charleston Bentley Miller
thomas
schr Hebe Ludlow, Pembroke, Mo- Boynton, Son %
SchI lze,,a, Eaton, Salem-Lunt Bros.
Schr Henry Clay Straon Bostou--Stranshan Ferguson
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelphia
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psvementin Clinton street, The Oorporauoh Voun y
SCI states that he has no, gwen any opinion ou, u u
his opinion that the act pi9vldine ASt .ne pa ~.
ments be made until the queStion Is settled h,tef
transactnS considerable amount OF l>"u'ine ous'-
ness the Board adjourned
DEATHS DURING THE wERK.-There wee 80
deaths In this CITY during the past week. an incre
OF 10 as compared with the week previous.
The COMFY ISLAND FRAcAs AND THE PoLIoE.-
During the landing OF the passengers from tho Coney
Island steamboat at the island Sunday the In
spector OF Police OF this city Mr. John 8. Folk sezed
hold OF Jesse Allen, notorious character, OF the
those assembled to take good look at the biggest
thief and pckpocket In New York" This it appears
though doubtless productive OF much advantage to
those within hearing excited the ire OF Allen against
the police ofiicial and his son, detective william H.
FOLK for both Of whom he procured warrants on ap-
pllcation before Justice Cornwe charge OF assault
and battery. The officials will appear TO answer the
complaint to-day.
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TEleGRApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

General +. P. Blair, Jr., arrived in Chicago yester-
day. and left last evening on a trip to the Rocky
Mountains.
The machine shops at the Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad at Portage were burned on Sunday.
Loss $4,000.
Yesterday morning Messrs Tomlinson 4 Barlow's
lumber yard at Bridgeport, Conn, destroyed by
fire. Loss $40, coo.
great International Commercial Convention Is
to be held in Portland, Me-, Oh the 4th Of August
TO consider the various projects now before the
country for increasing the facilities OF intercourse
between the interior and Atlantic seaboard, to urge
the adoption OF measures TO relieve commerce OF
unnecessary burdens, and to secure unrestricted
freedom OF trade throughout North America.
man got of the through train to New York at
Bordentown, N. j., yesterday, was suddenly taken
sick and died. He had a through ticket to New
York. The name OF Lawrence Kelly was on his shirt
collar
telegram received by the Governor Of Pennsyl.
vania from Pottsville, shows that the reports OF
0utrages In the mining regions are all false. 1t
almost positive that the reports circulated
by interested parties TO raise the price OF coal.
One hundred Of the Ku Klux Khan Of Memphis
made their appearance at midnight on Saturday
clad In the usual costume. They marched through
the principal streets OF the city and suddenly dsap-
peared again.
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TILIGRAPHiC NhWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
HAYTi.
r r o M

SaInave's Troops Ropulsed-Naval Move.
ments-FOreigners 70 Quit the American
Consulates-General Items.
HAVANA July h. 1868.
From Port au Prince we have the intelligence that
Balnsves troops had attacked the Caco rebels at
Porte Rouge, but were repulsed with considerable
loss. General Potion Faubert had cannonaded
Fort Bizoton and the rebel cruisers had captured
Aaytien war schooner at sea. At Fort Liberte the
brncers who remained faithful to Salnave were sus
6ected BY the Oacos and their property sequestrated
The Hayden man-of-war Sylvan had returned
nom the Cape in convoy Of q Spanish merchant
steamer from Havana, which had $4,000 in specie
aboard to pay the repairs necessary on the steamer
palatea, which mad been detained while on her way
from New York.
to quit the American Consulates within six days or
else embark aboard the American steamer for New
York The French and English representatives 0fYer
q refuge to the aforementioned foreigners, but
n had not been as yet accepted.
The American man-ofwar Penobscot had gone on
q cruise. The British man.ofwar Mullet is moored
n Port au Prince.
There were no American vessels at Port an Prince
dlscharglng freight.
Exchange stood at seventy Hayden to one Spanish
dollar. f
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

Eleven theatres In this city are now closed.
Nine. Bugeard will shortly be one OF the matinee
attractions at the Central Park Garden.
The "white Fawn" with all its attractive features
and scenery, h to be translated in August from
Chicago to the Quaker City. where Miss Fanny Stock
ton will be one Of it, principal attractions
Miss Betty Rig, the vivacious premiere danseuse,
In going to Dobbs Ferry for few weeks rusticaton
she viii be accompanied by her sister Emile, the
charming coryphee.
Miss Clara Louise KELLOGG appeared In London on
the 2sth OF June, for the first time since her arrival
10 England In the role Of Maria, 10 Figlia del Reg
oimento," ana met with such an ovation nom her
audience as has seldom before been accorded to any
prfn,a donna In that any other country. She was
recalled after every act was received each time
with genuine enthusiasm. At the fail OF the curtain
when she was summoned before the footlights the
stage was literally rained over with bouquets.
Every additional character essayed by Miss Kellogg
n new link which binds her more strongly 10 her
The following are the names Of the theatres in this
city whose doors are now closed:-Pike's Opera
House, the Fourteenth street 'Catacombs, - Niblo's
Garden, Theatre FrAncaise, Banvard's, New Stadt
Theatre Comique, Kelly Icons, San Francisco
MINSTREL hall, Hippotheatron and the Park theatre,
The *Biack Crook burst up in blaze of splen-
dor at Mcvicker's theatre, Chicago on Saturday
evening last Between the BLACK Crook" and
s~White Fawn.n the Chcagoans have lately been en-
toying 'iots OF fun and last night they were per-
United to indulge In the LOTTERY OF Life"