Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. fUBLISHED EVERY AFTEKNUOR, (AONDAY BACEPTED,} aY THE STAR BUILDINGS, a goaxan PEX’A AVENUB AND LITH STRED?, BY WwW. D. WALLAOH,. >» —— earriersat @4 8 served in ech aget ty or 37 cents per month. Fo mail subs rs See pier nian, sre " for reacts at tie rate of 12 Senta a week. sogead, ORR C! ;Wrappera, TWO CENTS, gr aDveE! MENTS should be sent to the gwee before 13 o'cleck u.; may not apeear Until the next day. be + HUNG Sta AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & 00., a9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Betwass 97a & 107H 8158., (GOMBS’ BUILDING,) Barve Jast Received 100 CASES ‘ DEST. MARCEAUX CHAMPAGRE ; “RED LAU,” Qi QUABTS AND PINTS, ‘Tals Wine is pronounced by connoisseurs superior ‘te any other brand in the market, and prom- imest on the Wine liet of first-class Bew York Hotels and Restsurants, ALSO ' @ CASES GREEN SEAL, QUARTS. Besides the above Wincs, we have constantly on anand a fail supply cf ail other well-known brands— ~~ ee PIPER HEIDSICK, HEIDSICK & CO MOET & CHANDON ‘ SLHNQUOT, G. H. MUMM & CO., Ete, @7 An inspection of our stock, which is now replete in every branch. is respectfully solicited, AUG. JOHNSON & CO. mar 13-tf TEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN ‘ ng the same ¢ regard to meals aud Suits of apartments for families may ged by special agreement. Tickets outand Lack,in the Ist Cabin only, & fare and a half, Le companying passengers, and children a. halfrare, Infunts free, m berths, meais 870 is.—Sta! | furnished at separate bad eniaace Tuipp CauiN.—lntermediate State Rooms, pat sengers found with beds, bedding, tab! sils, and good substantial food 5 Srrexscr, with superior accommoda 3) eo fares payable in Gold, or its equivalen' U. currency. Bach passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of luggage. An experienced Surgeon on board. cr passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, atthe Office 26 BROADWAY. New York For freight apply to HOWLAND & ASPIN- WALL, Agents, 64 South street, New York. ph D-theo_ BAF20owW, M’KELDEN & CO., BANKERS, 223 PENNA. AV., OPPOSITE WILLARDS, Wasuinctox, D. C., WILL BUY AND SELL GOLD AND SILVER, UNCURR&NT MONEY, VIRGINIA AND OTHER SOUTHERN BANK NOTES, DEMAND AND 7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES and all other GOVERNMENT BECURITIBS, DRAFTS ON THE NORTHERN CITIES AND EUROPE Navy and Army Checks acd Quartermasters’ Vouchers Cashed. : Collections made en the most liberal terms. Bonds, Stocks and Geld bought and sold on usual commissions, _ Deposits received. mar 21-Im OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ox EVERY DOLLAB when you buy at JONES & COs, comiecdsh and D streets, PRODUCE, PROVISIONS AND FRUIT, ONES & CO. KEEP A LARGER AND BETTER than any house here or in Baltimore. NEW BUTTER! NEW BUTTER! The frst in this city arrived at JuNES & 00.’8, _ap 15 2w _ Corner Eighth and D streets, _ Th STEAMSHIP SALVOR, FROM NEW York. has arrived. and ie now ebargirg cargo at the foot of High st... Georgetown _ap9-tf MORGAN & RHINEHART, Agents T° SUTLERS AND PURVEYORS. SMITH & MORRISON, No, 67 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Four Doors From Savenru Staesr, offer for rate a: very low prices & large assortment of FINE GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, FRUITS, &., Packed in superior order. No charge for package er delivery to any part of the city. 8.& M. are proprietors of the well known brand of OLD Oaerer WHISKY an: SMITH’S WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERS, The Trade Supplied om Faveratle Terms. *7TRY US.e8 ap 6-Im* Goat U COAL! Me COA L! We have now on hana a large supply of the best Muality of COAL, which we are selling st reduced Wiee. WARDER & STEWART. Corner Hand Twelfth streets 8p it-iw™ Ww. yARPOOL DIRECT. ROM LIVERPOO! 4 W, nae just eat from the Engiish Pot- eries s large aud beautiful assortment of DECOR- CE AMBRS BRES, at oy! prices, 2 wnen tf rties abou! a : ee BLED & SON. sag + Tron, |, Pean. avenue General Housefurnishing Store. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. ME E have now in atore ee stook of GENTLE- DENS SPRING OVERCOATS, BUPIN B33 8UIT! late 8 SUITS, and FURNISHING GOODS of the ofan tyes, manufactured with the ed tatuens, style, and elegance, asif. jo t0 order, ial MALL StHeHENG & 00. . enusylvani venue. between a tfif Ninth and Tenth streets. Tht on Wednescay-tha 2 fer college, or young Indien study will may be had at the schowl-rooma V OLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, The sprit a A Strces, hetween UM and N. thin Institution willcummence inst. Young men preparing Pa ng a course of rt ‘find excellent facilities in this School, Cireulars giving full particulars. with references, ter N. BENEDICT, Principal. ap 18-2t" Ss": TIMOTHY’A HALL CALONSVILLE. Battinobe Cocaty, MAayYLaNp. The duties of this [nstiution have been regularly Feeurced at Catomsville in all its departments, Clorrical, Commercial a ilitary. é, Arms and equipments have deca furnished by the State for Artillery ané Infantry tactica, Terma, including Baokgaud Stationary $285 per session of ten mor the. Ror admission of pupils, caro Rey. L. VAN BORK ELEN, Rector, ap i6- QEWARD INSTITUT. we. on, . FEMALE D&¢ARTM. EW ABD, President. '—Miss M. XK. iloron: | 2188, Principal —The Summer Session commences April2.. Board, tuition in English and French, yr aneu Rettreneec “ison. Wm. H. Bewart, Rey J. Rotts, -. Church on the Hights, Brooklyn; R. G. Pardee Supt. N. Y. 8. 8. Unich, 599 Broadwa: and Iveson & Phinney. 4% Walker street, %. Y. Florida, Orange connty, N. ¥ ap 3-3w FoEMALe CCLLEGE, BORDENTOWN. N. J, This [netitate is pleasantly locatelon the Dela- | ware River, #) miles north of #biladclphia, It has | been in successful operation for more than ten | yee sndisone sf the moat tourishing institu- ions of learning in the country i Boecial attention ia paid to the Common and | Higher branches of ngiiah, aod superior advan- i i i tages furnished in Vocal end Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting French and Latis are taught by experienced teachers. Persons coming from the South can leave Wal- eutrtreet wharf Philada.,at 83 a.m. and 2, 4. 4) andép m. For catalogues address E Rev. J3HN H. BRAKELEY. A. M., President. | References in Washington: Hun.J CO. Ten Eyks, | Renate; Hon J oN. L Stratton, House «f Represen- | tatives; Jno, P. Polk, State Department; deg. | Gox, Treasnry Department; W H. Van Northwiok, Department of the interior; S.J. Groot, M. D. } fe 18 ia A PROCLAMATION! A PROCLAMATION ! BAYTON’S CELEBRATED ROSTON CRACKERS, WINE BISSUIT, LEMON BISCULT, PIC NIO CRACKERS, ARE SOLD BY ORME & BON, KING & BURCHELL, GABS & GATLEY, GULICK, HOOVER, WHITE & JCYCE, M. GREEN, B. FENNER, Mar 2l-im* SPLENDIDLINE or BLACK SILES FOR DitissEs AND MANTLEs, gust received from the large auction sates in New York last week, » ALSO, A choice line of PLAIN AND PLAID ALPACCAS, SILK POPLINS, FOULARD SILKS, NEAT PLAID CUALLI&S, MOZAMBIQUES, Best assortment of BLACK AND WHITE PLAIDS, in all qualities, to be found in this city, All the above goods we-e bought at the Great Auction Sales in New Yerk lest woek at vary low prices indeed, and will be soid at a small advance. We have also the best stock of FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS to be found in this city, at prices .rem 29 cents to 75 cents, JOR, J. MAY, Rew Store; 308 Pennsylvania av., ap 14-06 between 9th and luth sts, ag 4 BUILDING MATSBIALS, Ae 562 = 62 H. W. HAMILTON, Agent, SEVENTH ST., HAS ON BAND THE LARGEST STOCK OF BASH, DOCRS, BLINDS, E MOULDINGS, DIOR AND WINDOW FRAMS, GLAZED SA8H, BLIND & 843H DOORS. in this part of the country, which he is able sei at as low rates as they can possibly be furnished in this market. . Builders would find itto their interest to call and exutnine his stoek and priees, and see what as can be made by purchasing such work ready ‘All work well seasoned, and prices according to quality. if . " i Every description of work in this order at short notice. 30 NG SAND of all kinds a qualities furni the city. ap 16-Im* i of the bast No. 652 SEVENTM STREET, near Cana! Bridze, AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & €O., 2e9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9TH and 107TH Sts., HAVE BOUGHT AT THE RECEIVER’S SALE, THE WHOLE BALANOE OF STOCK of the late firm of LEACH & 0O., BALTIMORE, consisting of: HERMETICALLY-SEALED GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: MEATS, POULTRY, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOWPS, Etc. WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADE, DY THE PACKAGE, FAR BELOW MANUFACTURER'S PHICES, AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., ap &-tf U. 289 Pennsylvania Avenue, Ss FIVE-TWENTI&S, SIX PERCENT BONDS FURNISHED AT PAR BY BARROW, McKELDEN & CO., No, 923 Pens. AvENvE, _a8pT-lm ___ Opposite Witlards?, O8WELL & WARNER'S COLORIFIC. For Coloring the Haw so @ Beautiful Brown and Applied without wash or preparation ; will not sip ee hairor waitke rslikea eye pase ects ani lossy, promot its growth; particu! foto ‘ies? ile rd hair is prematarely uarantied as represented. Try it! 2" Wholesale and retail at BOSWELL’S MILI- TARY AND FANOY STORE, 302 E strest, near Hee ole Agent for Washington and the District. TANOS—A new assortment ay & unrivsied PLANO FORTES hag weer econ been received at the Masic Sto: ft W. METZEBROTT, coi of Pa. ‘avent asd Eleventh st. ake Several Becond-h Pianos for asle cheap, m26 AND GARDENIN ing, 6t ARMING be cick @ TOOLS OF aut | ing, 6th PLOWS; OWS OLTIVATORS. &e ke, agiegiant aie, 58 7th st., bet. Pa. avenue and Oana mantra ne Waablteeen heb: A*ovity or man. 8 | 4h iyo. N. By Sir Charles Lyell, Just DabeR tate Hlastrations; $3.5. = FRANCK TAYLOR, E OFFER Best Prims Goshen Table BUTTER at 25 cents per pound. JONRS’ RS & 60. apis at Corner Eighth and D, line made to | d in any quantity,in any partof | i OFFICIAL. Cet oF Watkintton 219 G,corner HN shee” si 2 » corner: : + Wasnrearon, B. G.. March 21, 1353. With 3 view to obtain on short notice and on the best terma Auch supplies for the use of thia Depart- ment, by purchase inthe opcm market, as may be Tequired by the exigencies of the service, and not otk erwise provided for by estimate on the proper officers of the Quartermaster’s Department, all dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Har iwa Lumber of all descriptions, Leather, , Drugs. ‘aints, Oils, Glass, Lanterna, Ship's Storer, and sueh ether sup- plies as are known to be purchared by the Quarter- master’s De partment, are hereby requested to fur- nieh this office weekly with price lists of the articles in their line, corrected accerding te the fluctua- tions of the market, Nore other than those cémplying with the above advertisement will receive orders from this office. above Nin EDWARD L HARTZ, mar 2t-Im Captainand A.Q.M.,U.3A ABR BEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, January 25, 1263. In consequence of the pressure of business at the War Department, passes for citizens to visit the Ainy ef the Potomac will be given at the office of Lieut, Col. Conrad, 132 Pennsylvania avenue enth street. pea aeiaerenieeneeed | NpREL, MITH, Cinirvoyant. Test Med a and for the wnmarried | | celebrated STUNE-JAR AND UPRIGHT PERSONAL. NM R. OSBORN, the gent'eman who has been wait- VE ing for the house on Bourth street N and UO, can get it by calling at QIBBS’, w etween ifth and j3th rts. south A street, Capitol Hiil, betwe 2: sts., heals disease by masnetiomn w t little taedicine; Rees and dexoribes your deceased friends; getscamce also saea your living hasdands, wiveR. describers exactly the y that persons maryel with sur- uraeventsin business. s character. Hours from’ a.m, i i ap li-lw* LLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ° SELLING OFF! AT LANSBYRGH & BRO’S BALTIHORE BARGAIN STORE 375 Seventh street, betw'n I and K. 25,000 DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS ON HAND, which we are determined to close out in a few weeks more. Ladies '—Ladies save and all, for we are selli at lb IX, 20 and 25 cents per ¥: ed and Bi money and come one cht and Dark Calieoes rd, WoRt « rown M ngs. all widths, at much reduced prices, Large size Bed Spreads 9 Figured Delaines, suitabie fur the Spring, at 25 cent A full assortment of Dress Goods, a Brown and Bleached ‘Table Linens, 7 kins : AY Pp ottenades, for Men and Boys’ wear Linen Shirt Bosoms, at afullline of Hos 20,5 anil 3) ets, ,Allof which have to 4,000 dozen Gri per dozen. oo h as—Pins, Needl Brushes. Col Hy chenp, at NSUURG & BROS, Baltiniore Bargain Store, 375 Seventh «t., between I and K. L P.S. Ladies who wish to avoid a crowd, will pleuse call early in the morning or late in the eve- ning. The Store is open every evening until 9 o’cl 7 ap 1S-1w" TP HE KEOGE ANCHOR. By William Brady, U. Beainnuslip. By Lieut. Nares, R.N.: London, i 's Midshipman’s Companion: London, Glascock’s Naval Oftcers’ Manual: London Alston's Baa ep an 7 Louden, Busheli’s Rigger’s Guide: London. Levy's Rules ani Regulations for Men-of. War, Ward's Naval Tactics, Totten’s Naval Text Book. Bougias’ Naval Warfare with Steam Murphy ané Jeffers’ Nautical Rout Moorsom on Maneuvers of Stean : Navigst 10 ie, ets: London. lou Lonton, FRANCK PAYLOR, RIGEBATORS! etraise REFRIGERATORS! ‘We will open to-day au assortment of tho: ustly REFRIGERATORS, with Waterman's Ven tilator attached, warranted to give entire satisfaction, at eur usual low prices C. W. BOTELER & SON, 318, Iren Hall, Pa. ave -ue, ap 14 6t General Hourefurnishing Store. OTELER & WILLSON GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, Inox Hatt, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9h and \Wth streets, Having renewed their license, offer their services to the eshte for tke sale of Real Epo, Stocks, Housebold Furniture and Merchandise of any de- scription, Literal cash advances made whenever reguired, avdIla MPORTANT FOR I FAMILIES AND HOTBLS. We will sell best FLOUR for nine dollars per barrel, which is better, and two dollars cheaper Flour than ever flour was sold ia Washington, NES & CO. ap 15-2 Corner Kighth and D. S. H. BACON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS AND SUTLERS’ STORES, 393 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ap 15-tf Betw. 4}¢ and 6th sts., Washington. GREAT BARGAINS By, 324 ts 324 DRY GOODS, At 324 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. The balance of the DRY GOODS stock at CHAS. L. LOCK WOOD'S (formerly John B. Olagett) must be closed out by the Is: of May. in order to make room fora infge stack of GENTLEMEN'S FUR. NISHING GOODS. Great bargains in DRES8 GOODS, SHAWLS, ortment of HUSIERY, OOT- &ec. Algo, jarhe TONS and WH. GOO v5, at less than wholesale prices. ’ ap 1] aw ORSE. WAGONS, HARNESS, &c., FOR SALE.—A fine trotting horse & years old, sound and gentle, can trot inside of three minutes, ope Germantown wagon, nearly new. one light shifting Sep, buggy, new harness, robes,&c, Address Box 255, Washing’ ten, D.O. ap Is eo3t* 1" PORTANT TO BUILDERS! i SAND-SAND-SAND! I baye on wharf, and daiy arriving, the best River Sand, suitable for building and plastering, Apply to THOS, FAHEY, corner of Tenth st. and the Canal. ap 16-Im* SOR SALE—Ore BUTLER’3 WAGON on ma F springs, Inquire of GEURGE RB. HALL, Oar- riage Maker, near I3th street, Wash.ngton. ap 15-Iw* DIABY, FROM MARCH ne, s0 NOVEMBER 12, 1863. y ADAM GUROWSEL. HEILPRIN’S Bookstore, de 18-tf 244 Ps. avenue, VENUE STAMPS [ATEENAL BEVERY DENOMINATION, Van \t all times heneafter an be bat ai COLLEGTOR'S OFFIOR, N 6 Saverts STRceT, ots im Coflecto: a te Vines venuc fer 6 fot fof UMS" District of Columbia, ia rernengeuseh ees eet ofal juild— aa Xreet south, where you can get the highest ih prices. ALB 1 kinds, . Also: MBTALB ofall Kin’Songy & POWERS, S CLOTHING. are ‘idee TEE ore ge assortment of BOY'S and CHILDR EN's CLOCHING of the ir the prese! jason for Greve, abe i ool weer, fa whieh we invite the attention of prFeLL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Penneylaria Avenue, between ap J1-tfif 5 finth and Tenth streets, WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY, APRIL 20. 1863 N°. 3,167. :. THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family and News Journa}. con- taining @ greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other—is published om Friday morning. TRKME—Cash, invariably, te adennes, Single copy, per annum, —...-......91 08 Five copies... 4 TE ‘Ten copies... 900 Twenty-five copies,......__....20 08 It ey, contains the “Washington News” that has mode The Datly Evening Ster cirenlate 20 generally throughont the country. = Se Bingle copies (in wrappers) can be procured at the counter, immodiatoly aftar the iaxua of the paper. Price—-THREE CENTS. 2 AMUSEMENTS, GROVER’S THEATRE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, near Willard’s Hotel &vomanp Gaovsr——. ——. ___. ___. _..Mamsoun THIS EVENING,” First night of the assemblage of the eatebrated Artistes known an the ORIGINAL sxp MODERN COMEDY CONGRESS, First reappenrarce of the eminent comedian, MR. D, SETCHELL, Firet aprearance in Washingten of t*e popular comedian, fr_m Lav: a Keene's N. Youk theater, MB. WALTER LENNOX. Re-engagemwent and xpp-srance of the people favorite actress, MIs8s SUBAN DENIN. Engagement ard appearance of the beantiful cem- edie. MIS EFFIE GERMON. Production of John Broughain’s dramatization of Dickens's great novel, DOMBRY & EON. ai To conclude wit the screaming faree, 5 WANTED, ONE THGUSAND MULLINERS, BF Adwission 6, 2, and 75 cents, No extra ebarge for secured seats. WASHINGTON THEATRE. ITALIAN OPERA! i DIRECTOR... JS, GRAT, MONDAY, April 2, third Grand Opera Night. Verdi's must celebrated Opera, TN BALLO IN ALASCHBRA, (THE MASKED ALL, The music of Un Baile in Maschera is full of meledy, vivacity and truthfuldramatic sentiment, At paint: in the most vivid cators all tue different pasnions with which the personages in the Opera are invested, and affords a gs variety of the most graceful snd flowing melodies, which rand:r it the most attractive and pleasing of all modern Italian Onerar i#” CARD. —The Management of the Opera would hOtitA patrons ae May With to be upon uring the acete of the Masquerade, to tation for Cards of Admission, to the nt, between the acce These will be supplied withyut any addi charge, but are obliged to be limite. Patrons of the Opera also can obti dominos at the Sinasks and theater ov bring their own with 8 GALLOP, expressly composed, iin the Dance scene. , SDAY, April 21, Fourth Opera Nigh r’s Intest and most celebrated mas the romantic Opera, DINORAT!: LE PARDON DU PLORMEL, THE PILGRIMS 10 PLOFRRL. been prononnced 2 chi which the opera of frequent op vivid contrast of style and niternat ises the Of melody, it sury Maisicina by ite tear combinations snd novel and Leautital effects of in- strumentatio a EW ‘D CH ARACTERISTIC COSTUMES, 1 Brig modio as Hoel, ‘the performance will commence precisely at 4 withthe GRAND SYMPHONIC aND CHORAL OVERTUIO, THE TGRIMAGK LO PLOEK- ein ga musical descr plion ofeveuts thet ace sup +t vsed ty have 1 je commence ent of the action. tw performed by THE GRAND UKCTIESTRA AND THE INVISI BLE CHOKUS, Conductor and Musics! Bi WEDNESDAY, April & IAL NOTICE —On ac: heir places te await its conciusi: ir seatt, heats tor either of the two nights can be secured at Metzerctt’s Music Admission, §1; 0 $2; Parquette and D: WEDIESDAY Bellini Or? FELLOWS HALL, satu b SAN DERSON’S GIGANTIC MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF TILE RUSSIAN WAR, AND SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL! OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, AND SAT URDAY AFTERNOON. RoR I RUSSIAN WAR! N w A R Rs"Doors cpen at 7 o'clock ; to commence at Bo’cicek. 2 Admistion 25 cehts ; Reserved cats, 5 cents, Children with parents, 15 cents. RP" Beats may be secured between 10 o'clock a.m. and 4o’eleck pm. ap 20-6 CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., HEAR SixTH Srazsr, TNE GREAT DRAMATIC, OPERATIC, PAN10- MIMIC, GYMNASTIC, zo MUSICAL AND TERPSILHOREAN COMBINATION !1: UNRIVALED! UNAPPROACHABLE! Dreams of Fairy Land realized! Scenes of Ori- ental Grandeur, interspersed with gems of Wit, Humor and Pathor,every night No company go large. No other company contains so much of VERSATILITY AND GEVUINE TALENT, MARK THE GREAT FAIRY COMBINATION! ff ia Morti . August: Mari: Mire Julie pnoyer, Eraastiue do beibee ae TO NIGHT, DIANA AND ENDYMION, iret week of the laughable Pantomi Fret we MATTERED ECOL ee €eo, R, Edeson BOsc cea ee The Big Boy ETHIOPIANISMS by DIOK PARKER, T. W. EGAN, -BYLVAS CLARKE, MASTER JOANN S:BEss 5, HELLIS ARMSTRONG, a Last week of aug GIPSY TRIO. HE COUKT OF BEAUTY. KATCLIA RIGHMOND Biss eae Mise LILLIE ANDON, LUCY Ou S La Mire ELL 1s NEW AND BravrtiFut. Dances! Ay The Entire Mammoth Company ina Splendid Bill, Admission 25 cents; Urchestra Arm Chairs, 6) sents; Private Boxes (holding six,) $65. Doors open at7o’clock. Performance at 8. A GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2o0’clock, For Lapis anp Cniiprey, Admission—ladies, 20.cents; children, 10 cents. VARIETIES! VARIETIES: NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION. Fronting on Pa aver and Ninth et. THE POPULAR RESORT UF THE PEOPLE PANTOMIMES, BSuUnre. and ETHIOPIAN DRAMATIC and OPERATIC GLEANINGS, The champion and only Clog Dancer, Miss NEL- LIE HOWARD, introducipg an exclusive Glog Banee: The ballet of McGREGOR’S GATHERING, BY MRS. LESLIB AND THE CIRCLE OF BEAUTY, The wonderful Gymnast and Boneless Contor- tionist, C. W. Ry Pecks his whole body in a Small Box, fifteen inches wide and twenty inches long, seventy-two mineral water bottles also put in the box—Mr, Parker five feet five tnehes high, and weighing one bundred Rito five pounds, Also appearing i on the flying MG T88 TESMAN, aD ROSEN arr ee BADE every AFTEBNOON, Ladies, % cents; children, 10; gentlemen, 2, 50, s Leslie makes a Rope Ascensionjust before the attire and on ednesday nicht makes @ TEKRI- DNIGHT ASOENSION. The Varieties Iluminated—Colored Fires Burn- ing—Bireworks Blazin, rohestra Playing—The Exhibition in time for all the audiences leaving the various places of amusements on their way home * i ™ FIC MI nt of joyment of any e new Inte! ited. Hande want ‘will find it to their advantage to call, wsbeegerng ranted, he best gf tenant as at le sespped waa cas ge ployers in want TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, SSOCIATEDPRESS DISPATCHES} FROM FORTRESS MONROE Interesting Southern News—Movements at Vicksbarg—Destruction of Army Stores. Fortress Monrox. April isth.—Riehmond Papers of April i7th, received here, contain the foliowing : Jackrox, Txxx., April 16—The enemy's troops ut Lake Providence have moved to Vicksburg and Grenada. The boats «« ng up to Vicksburg wasartise. A heavy m u commenced on T' ru A large fire was ob:erved lastnight ubov yicksburg, snpposed tote the burnin of transports. he Yankee forces ase in pe sion of New Carthage. WILMINGTO:! - ©. April 16.—The steamers Florida and Fell arrived here this morning trom Nassau, with cargocs of coffee, saltpetre, ac. the goverment storehouses at Branchville, were destroyed by fire on the 12th inst, (rations of bacon, and large quanti- ties of Hour and sugar The Richmond Enquirer says: A cominittee of Congress is iow investigating the conduct of aesistant pro arshal Geo. W. Alexander, for cl: Th several unpleasant shapes, fh ving Men up by the thumbs, bucking, br: AT SUFFOL Font Suffolk of te the enemy dru Tv skh Somerton rond, whien is Ge da For: Union at once r Gur skirm ethe envmy irom our lines. FoORTKESS MONROE, April Is.— sof het work over on the ns been rtained X and stattlett here this mor: kK y York, April 19.—A Norfolk tette © opinion that there will b «Wer out. A hitye the adyvan- tage of strong intienchments. Uu General Prek takes the iniuative and advances on th enony, Lam coutident there will se no battie FROM NORTH CAROLINA, Safety of Gen. Foster. FORTRESS MONROE, April 18.— steamer Elien S. Terry arrived her ; gence brought by the S. | Gay tha! Majer Gen. Fos | Gefinite period, until reinforcements could y ¥ | one of th | rebel blockade of Pamii ing trom Newtern, and confirms the inte! Spaulding ye 'T had arrived safely his troops 2! Wash- utrenched, and sup- nunition for an at Newhern, having ington, N.C. strong! plied with steres and ¢ ipee arrived in ng from Charle: day evening a Wilmington past the auton last large ut of whole blockade. The U. several shots at the blockade runner, two of which were seen to strike, but the daring block- aderunner Kept on his cou hy having her machinery rily not fellow, and the Ossipea was st Owenty her ing the flotilla, 1 Confederate @ Rogers, who was captured 1 yho went ashore from reconnoi: The on @ transport | . sloop Dacotah tired | prisoner is an engineer on the staifof General | | French. New Yor Tr Gen. Foster had sucéesded passing th 2 Tiver, beiow Wasi cort, with the lo wounded, Th ington, in the amer + pilot killed and sever: cort was riddled by lea for’ not d ned. Ge 1 Foster arrived at Newbern on the nizht of the 15th, and was joy- fully seceived. General Nagle is in "i tern. General Hickman would r head to Newbern with the Massachusetts Twenty-third a the Ne recy Ninth, FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Reported Fight at Kelly's Ford. New York, April 19—A ‘Frederic org letter of the 1ith,in the Richmond Whig, re- ts a fight at Kely’s Ferd, twenty-five miles Fredericksburg on that day. was heard distinctly at imterv: nd Federal cavalry of Stonemar made sn effort to cross, supported by a considers que body of infantry. They have notsucceded. reen m & troops in the vicinity of United tes Ford for several d . Yesterday and to-day considerable bodies of cayalry and im- mens¢ trains were moving up the river, The New York Herald’s dispatch, of the¥sth, | from the Army of the Potomac, says that a large force of the enemy have been collected in the vicinity of the fords of the Rappahannock, although no attempt has been made to cross. Forty-three exchanged rebel prisoners were sent across the river to-day hy a flag of truce. Fired Into by Mistake. New York, April 19.—The bark J. W. An- drews reports that April 6th in the Bahama channel she was boarded by the British guan- boat Signet, which reported that on the {th inst. she was fired into by the U. S. gunboat Connecticut, who tock th iznet to be the pirate Alabama. The captain of the Siznet went aboard the Connecticut when the affair was amicably adjusted. Treops for Gen. Foster. New York, April 19.—It appears from the order of Gen, Hunter that Gen. Heckmin, with the New Jersey, w3d Massachusetts, sist and Ssth New York, were ordered to New- hern for service in relieving General Foster. pee prende will eventually return to Hilton ead. LATE FROM THE SOUTH, Reports from Suffolk and the Peninsula— Fight on the Rappahannock—Gen. Lee Issues an Order Indicating Offensive Op- erations on the part of the Rebel Army— Confed Opinion that Hooker Does not Mean te Fight. We have received the Richmond Dispatch of Friday last. The Dispatch publishes a report that General Longstreet has surrounded our forces at Suffolk, cutting off their communica- tion with Norfolk. The Dispatch, however, discredits the story and also a rumor that the whole of our forces had been captured. From the Peninsula the Dispateh reports that Gen. Wise has captured Fort Magruder with 1,000 prisoners. The Dispatch credits this, but we know itto be untrue. The following has al- most as little foundation, as we explain else- where: THE FIGHT AT KELLEY’S FORD. As aresult of the fight at Kelley’s Ford on Tuesday last twenty Yankee prisoners were brought to this city by the Central train yester- day evening, and lodged in the Libby prison, it seems thatthe enemy were repulsed five sue- cessive times in their efforts to cross the river, and finally gave up the undertaking. Their loss is estimated from twenty-five to thirty in killed and wounded, besides those captured and brought down last night. Our loss was one horse killed, and onesoldiersligtly wound- ed. Everything was quiet at the Ford yester- aay morning. THE REBEL “SITUATION” TO THE 15TH INST. {From the Richmond Sentinel, April 15.) The telegraph brings us news of Wheeler’s op- erations in Tenneseee, in his character of Gen- eral Superintendent of the railroads in that State and Kentucky, and Master of Trans: porta- tion for Rosecrans. He has been altering the schedule, &c., on two roads in Rosey’s rear, ite doubt to his greut disgust. We have reports also that Van Dorn has had: a fight at Franklin, which seemed to have been marked by fluctuating and not very pros- perous fortunes. We do-not ima that the affair was a very important one nklin is nineteen miles south of Nashville. From Suffolk we learn, by way of Peters- berg, that Longstreet's men were known to be within two.miles of Suifolk yesterday morn- ing, and that citizens who left the. vicinity re- port that firing commenced at half-past five, and was still progressing at nine o’clock, when the inf passed ont of hearing. The forces yf the enemy are variously estimated, It is. probable that Longstreet, who is known to have been advancing on them, attacked them yesterday morning. “Bight report says thatthe Federals haye | nday Heraid | cemi-ofticial. y announcing | present, RELEL REPORTR FROM FREDERICKSAURG. A corresponcent of the Richmond Examiner, und+r date of April 14, exys~ The military condition here has been without incident or tuterest. Until Sanday not even a rumcr rippled the quiet surface of the situation. | I: was then reyorted that the enemy were on j the waich toward the United States Mine Ford, } This conclusion was based upon observauons } mude within their lines fromelevated pointson } ihos side of the river; but your correspondent rt= ceen All that was visible, and can say with risUnty that ne considerable force has as yet t{cirection. Two orthree regiments ry, as many field batteries, and a single 1 cavalry ecmprised the movement nr immeqiate fropt. Its Gestination and + unknown, butso far from the gen- tral imcicnticns within the enemy's line signi- tyiig a forward movement, they import the con sry; and for several nights the sounds of working parties engaged in the constraction sive tortifications on the opposite hilis encistinctlyavdible. Last night signal ie wrre gleaming on the Falmouth Heights, nd the railway trains were in motion until ight we have the same interest- P th the addition of a great banz- inp «f drume and blowing ef bugles. It isto he heped that Hooker will advance. tis coming is anxiously awaited by the army Nerthern Virginia, who now regard the de- siruction of the army of the Po:omac as a military heceesity, and believing that the war i i ation, they desire to give it a Our successes at Vicks- ton, and the promptand in- tron of the £15,000,000 Euro- ns nothing more to be said save n of the troops here is all that This was inspection day for P, miund, and there was tin the whole brigade. depariment were never in ith, ¢quipment and efiiciency as GOSSIP PROM RICUMOND. teston Merenry.} April 4—The cold Vg morning is rapidly und paving the ch the tight April Dp to. nower. Hooker's army n t we hear from private cic on his part 1s not nmees in a late order of ned to mean otten- on our side; but that canticus See to it that neither Yankees nor rictes get apy clue to his designs. PROM CHARLESTO. uspended—Troops sent to North The Future Operations dence of the Philadel»hia Inquirer. ] YaL, S.C., April 15.—The operutions h uspended for the sentence I wish % to memory, as it present movements in Kuowing thatevery one witl y operations have been sus- rmed myself on this poi: A portion of Gen. Fo: ‘OF uTounded by the enemy in North Carolina, and Gen. Hunter has des- patebed a part of the forces of this department your reac co hes the key to the artinent. w to his relief. This, of course, weakens Gen. Huntet |, Which has never been as large a es would demand. Opera- fn ten. Hunter, aresnspended pressnt. Why Admiral Dupont has not vd operations with the iron-clads is some- waich I cannot at present state. You assured. however, that it is not be- eof any wantof preparation or desire to ck that the iron-clads have left Charleston. nicrmation, although it may be mystical unsatisfactory, is perfectly reliable and A portion of General Huanter’s command still | held Folly Isiand. which they occupied betore { Tendezvous - | the naval attack upon Charleston. Thisi-lind tely below Morris Island and about nh Ines trom Charl tono Inlet, which is ser It commands viceable to us, both as nd safe anchorage for transports 1s | and supply vessels, You can see how import- | ant it is for the success of our future ope} tions that we should keep possession of th island. Tf the Rebels should once gaia a foct- | ing on it they would fortify it, and thus de- prive ur jor time and perhaps altogether, of an important and necessary harbor. The same in regard to John’s Islan North Edisto, another val- cr and convenient “back door” to n. sooner a large ane well organized army 7 > the Deparsment of the South, the T it will be for the immediate s ess of our arms in this locality, A’land attack by a large and well organized army must resume sticcessiul operations against Charleston. General Heckman’s Brigade has beeu sent from this Depariment, b General Hunter, to the assistance of General Foster in North Carolina. itis one of the most efficient briz- aides in the General's command, and will render material aid in foiling the plans of the enemy. FROM MILLIKEN’S BEND, LA. Importent Expedition being made into the interien of the State—Brilliant Dash at Richmond, La.—New Carthage in Federal Possession. ON Steamex HiawatHa, MILriIKeE: Bexp, La. April I am happy to state t the heslth of the army is improving rapidty. There is not more sickness here how than usu- ally exists in an army of this size. The roads are becoming good. No trouble to move our trains now, and Gen, MeClernand is taking advantage of this favorable opportu- nity, and is making some important movements. into the interior of the State. On the 3istof March Richmond, the capitol of Madison pxrish, situated on the junction and on the other sides of Roundaway and Walnut bayous, was captured by the Unioa troops. The little, ri.er formed by these two bayous is aiout two hundred feet wite and very deep. A large steamboat came up to Richmond in 141 after colton, and I have no doubt, if & few trees were removed b-how there, that it would be navigable now for Smull steamers, The enemy tried to resist our crossing, but Gen. McClernand ordered the skitfs tha: had been hauled from this place to be ltunched, and & partof the Yd Liinois Cavaly to cross, *s the other detachmenis engaged the rebels, oO were formed behind 4 fortification teat they had erected tocommand both rivers. The boys of the 2d Lilinois pitehed in, and, without wait- ing for oars, shoved out and p2ddled their boats across the river with the butts of their gua:, and drove the enemy out of town, killing six men and wounding others, captured several horses with saddies, &c. On the 3d day of March, at 3 o'clock p. m., alter amarch of twenty miles, we arrived at Smith’s piantation, two miles fron Cartuage, with our cavalry and four mountain howitvers. 4 skiff was soon procured, and Gens. McUier- nand and Osterhaus witha few members of their staff, ten men of the 7th Indiana Infantry and your correspondent, started on a recounois- sance to New Oarthag>. New Carthage is situated on the Missis-ippi Tiverubout twenty-five miles below Vicksburg. Itis fianked on the left by Bayou Videil; on the right bank of this bayon is a levee rnaning trom Roundaway bayou to the Mississippi river, but this levee has three large ere yasses : we walked on the levee and would use our skift to cross to the other side; when we came to the jast crevasse and while waiting for the skiff to to take us across, We were saluted by a voiley of musketry from the Carthageniahs, which haa the effect to arouse our ire, for one of the balls came very close to our Generals. We yeturned the fire, for each of us had & musket, and hz@ quite a fittle fight. As the night had begun to draw her sable curtain around oa, we raised the siege and fell back to Smith’splanta~ tion. x Next day General Osterhaus, with two com- panies of infantry And one morntain howitzer, embarked on fiat-boats and skiff, moved upon Carthage. When at the proper distance he opened fire with his howitzeron the town, After shriling it thirty minutes, he debarked his in- fantry and took the place at the point of the bayonet, killing one man and ranning the rest away. So Carthage is now in our LC aegecepescn What the result of this move will be the country” will soon know F: —— : 7 A Secesh officer sent this little joke across the Rappahannock the other day, pencilled on the margin ofa Richmond paper containing a report of the Charleston fight and the loss of the to lo exploder > “Wechave'got your devil und given youh—}!” a+; xa sv Henry-J: who narrowly esciped hanging m Chicago for the: marder of Sophi ‘ery A raid to be in Grants Amy tree in the 12-4