Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR IS PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, OConwER PENN’A — AND 11TH STREBT, w. D. WALLAOHNH. ~~ papers served without wrappers by carriers Lcent per copy, oF 28 cents per month. In packsges by casTiers at 1a year, or 3 cents permonth. To mail snbscribers the price ts 24.50 3 year, in advance; $2.50 for six months, 21.25 for three monvhs; ‘and for less than ‘hree montis at the rate of i2centsa week Single | copies, With of withont wrappers, Two OBNTS @7 ADVRRTISEXENTS should be sent to the office before 11 o’ciock M.; otherwise they may | sot uppear until the nex! dav 7 ol XXII. THE WEFKLY = ——<———- This excelent Family and News Journa containing a greater variety of interesting read - ing than can be found in any other, fe’ pablishec on Friday morning TERMS— Cash, invariably in advance Single copy, per annum. 3 OG Five copies... Ten copies... . Twenty-five’ copies... "2. It inyariably contains the « Washingtur News” that hasmade The Daily Evening Star Circulate so generay throughont the country EF Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, imm sdiately after the is- ste of the paper. Price_TRRER Canta. aA , UursTr Ee E RS e now) 63 Chas B Kelly Jack Kieckd ch De M BOA RDIN va. Lp fel | um OF L rT Golling Albert Gather @ 8 Clark Teanc Pp Roots DeWitt 3. elloge dH King Ho mn P-2 OAKDING — Several Gentlamen can be acco- BEM AISING: US, THE, Chipeta AM layer H@ Cobbs Mason | Reyes Davin Biker doe: Kimbull, Ross & modated with Bcerd, on Mags. aveure, bet SHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, | Cock ADd3— Growenl Golgate & Co Knox Maj ¥ 0-2 Keeler dR Keser? 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BOWEN, Postmaster. ee AMUSEMENTS GROVER’S THEATER, Pe nia, Avenue, near Willards’ Hott, LRONABDG@ROVER........ Director, THIS (Satarday) Evel ING, Dec. 25, 1963, Positively tho last mg t f> GHEAT TRAGeDY COMBINATION, Mi. B. L, DAVENPOR?t MB. J. W. WALLAK, MRS FARREN. MIS8 8U3AN DBYVIN, a ti ne most orth Shakspeare’s sublim> tragedy o: in wh‘ch all the atone Eaters artists will appear, supp rted by the finest cast ever presens4 in Washington. Blegantand appropriate Oostames. end all the original appointments are to be pre- sented entire after the most elaborate prepa ation, During the evening, the Grand Orche tra, und the able direction of Mr. Chas Koppitz, will p-r- form several new and chaste salections The performance will consist of Shakspeare’s, Tragedy in five acta or Or, THE Soon OF. vayice, Mr bas pavenport WwW. Wal ack Bt 2 Men Parren Desdamonis. wetee sya Mise ‘Susan Denin FORD’S NEW THEATER, TENTH STREET, ABOVE E Joun T. Forxp——.-...-...Manager and Proprietor (Also of Holiday Street Theater, Baltimore.) Zimmerman A OWENS’ BENEFIT! pee TWO PLAYS! THE SERIOUS FAMILY amp PAUL PBY. ON MONDAY, BELF. a as DD ? BALL — z0-8 yas O Oosst: NWAR, the eal kad we exhibition on in th ine littary as: fementa on mbardment ore with. Per rite ry eoTheuder ard Howiii darrell ye ees sf Bearful Boon open at A perform: oe commences at quarter to 8, ‘Admission 25 cent 3 Reserv eas r 3 0 cents. WASHINGTON THEATER, Commen sxe MONDAY BVENING, Dec. 23. Hie DAVIS'S LAST BATTLE. Thé only Panorama of the War illustrating the LAST GREAT BATTLE FOR THE UNION, from FORT MOULTBIE TO CHICKAMAUGA, + in three-mammoth sections. RIGHTY FIVE BATTLES! TEN THOUSAND FRUIT OF CANVAS! Single admission 25 cents; Orchestra Chairs 5 cents, 3 de 26-2t* wgnge. | SaUPERBURY AGE. vues us fan Ava thig Hotel. THIRD WEEK THIRD WBAK ites quaenrdidbax ALYLANGR) ee 3 “van 8) BAL “TROUPE. ~ ae NII 3 oe Roverenieth fi oats, 4 pti nec DIVERTISSEMENT! -°EDBSON’S CHAUBON N's DE BIZZARBRBIB, ‘ THE yARKER Tam THE GREAT INTERNAT TOVAL PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN HEENAY AND TING. eters The Illustrated Sporting News’ sccount —__—_~_»——__ Round 1.—King tried his right, bu he other Was away with great agility. Heene . rnshed in and got the other’s head iu chancery, and fibbed merrily till he ‘ell on bim, King vainly ercesyoring to extricate himsel!; and these tactics of the Boy evidentiy showed the live of y he intended to adopt. Kiag’s return as but short and inoffensive with his right on back, This preliminary round wax cecidedly in favor of the American, and there was a perfect oviicn at his corner. Round 2.—King got on first with his right on Tight jowl, and the exchanges were of the most rapid character. King delivered another sting- eron the cheek. Then Hoenan retaliated by a severe counter with left, giving 41 smaek upon the “ivories.” Fighting tast and furious, and eventually Heenan, by sheer dint of strength, threw his adversary. Round 3.—Heenan followed his man to the micdle topes, clu‘ched his arm round his op- 's head, twirled hia over in Kiug’s own with brt very little brief exchanges Round 4.—H: nan tp first and smiling. King doing exchanges to a close, when both wer» down, King underneath. The appearance of matters at this early singe of proceedings indi- cated that the Stars and Stripes hed the best of it, notwithstanding King stocd so gaHantly to his task as togiyveevery encourageme.' to his back-rs, who rallied aropnd him ia goodly numbers. Round 5.—King let fly a tremendous hit with his right on the jaw. Ife seemed quite elated, ard Kept to out-fichting, and danced around, repeating another with the same success, am d the tremendous cheers of his friends They then rushed to the corner, when Heenan put on the hug again aud threw his man as easy as a giove, Round 6.—They were no sooner ap (hau both Were up. Rapid deliveries to!!owed ou both sides, when lieenan threw his man with jue such similar ease as in the preceding round. Round 7.—Both countered straight to the dizl, when Heenan got his left hand rowod King’s head and cast him to theearth. Auother burster. Round 8.—Both advanced eagerly to work. With not the shghtest desire to shirk King was the first to lead off, played Las, left till he got correct measure, when he iet fly bis dexter fin on the mouthpiece, and ictched first blood. Heenan would not be denied, aad slashed nway with his rizht untit he succeeded in getting his hug on again, and eventually bee King down. East end patrons were in cestacies at their man s conduct. Round 9 was very brief. King once more Planted his left upon the “jaw,” while Heenan delivered his right with marked precision and iiush on point ef nose and mouth, which made Tom stand back for a moment, although he never suffered his courage to be daunted, and resolutely Went to close quarters, bat got ubrown, as Heenan was best in wrestling Bro~ pensities, Round i@—The men had been fighting very fast, and were evidently blowing, Heenan bleeding at the mouth, and had clearly copped one ou the leit Peeper, to the disparagement of the American’s vision. King also showed cochineal trom his lips. Heenan shot out with his right, but did not appear to doany damage. ‘They then closed, King reaching his adyer- sary’s ribs with the left, but was cast to the greensward in the end. Round 11.—Neither seemed disposed for de- lay and got at work rapidly. As before, Kinz landed a severe shot wiih his right on the mouth, and drew & copious supply of red wine. Heenan bore his man to the middle etuke, but King gotagrasp on him and this tume the Eastender had all the best of it and threw Heenan cleverly; the American decided~ ly getting weaker and slower. Rounds 12, 13 and 14 were very short, scarce- ly any blows given, for Heenan hugged his man snd threw bim each time. Round 15.—King pursed his right and nailed it on the chin; instanter Tom caught him by the creteh ant ran his man to earth ander the for which he was cautioued by the ref- Round 16.-A tolerably good amount. of work done, in which King cut his opponeut’s right eye, and the round was finished by a heavy body blow from Heenan, which mate the sail- or steeper back, and the ground being slippery he tell down. } ound 17.—Heenan’s fast fighting and throw- ing now began totell its own tale upon himself, aud he came ap piping though smiling. Nob- bers were exchanged, and some body blows, and in the end King was again thrown. Round J8.—King now led off, and visited the damaged eye, and aleo got on the cheek, which riled the Benicia Boy, who gave him astinger on the head, closed and threw him so heayily it was thought he was out of time, and it took his seconds some time pvefore they could get himroand again. {Here the Kingites broke into the riag, and the remainder of the fight was carried< on amidst much disorder. In the confusion we Missed the two succeeding rounds; bat they ‘were very short and in favor of Heenan. King g00n recovered, and immiediately afterwards fumed the tide of tortune in his ct aig Heenan idly and suddenly getting weak. und 21.—By the advice of his serontles King led off, and planted well on the eye, also on the nose, fetching more blood ae both places. Heenan’s returns werd short, and King at once closed with and threw him—a regular burster. ound 22.—Again did King get well home on the nasal organ and right eign and, receiv- Ang it in the rips, closed and threw Heenan, ‘ound 23.—Heenaa came aE ate groggy and his heart seemed to be failing him, for when King once more planted a straight one on the mouth he ap) quite perplexed and helpless. He tried to Dent his left, but did not reach. After some sharp in-fighting he was again flung heavily to mother earth, and, when picked up was nearly senseless. Round 24.—No sooner were they at the scratch than King again visited the mug, and knocked the “Boy” clear off his pins. Round 25—ani Loess ind soused Heenan well with cold water, and got him once more to face King; but the latter again plantei on the mouth, oad flung him almost senseless to the ground. This was a settler, for when Heenan tried to Jeave his corner for another round he was as helpless as a child, and amidst sheuts of “Shame! shame!” to alow bin to come up again, Macdonald gave in for im. The «Boy” was seconded b: and Jobnny Macdonaid, and Noon and Tyler. FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Inspection of Prisoners at Point Lookout— Arrival of the Russian Fleet, &c. Fortress Mowros, Dec. 25.—Major Generab Butler returned this morning from Point Look- out, where he had mace a4 thorough inspection of the prisoners and hospitals. He also ex- amined into the probability of a revolt among the rebel prisoners, and took im; testi- mony in relation to their rations and conditions. The Rusrian fleet arrived in Hampton Roads at noon to-day, and saluted our flag. The U. 8S, steamer mesota re Sy des to the salnte. The steamer New York left to-day at2o’clock for Oity Point, with 500 Confederate prisoners for exchange. How THE GOVERNMENT I8 PROVIDED FoR Wanr.—The Government, whe had not haifa million of muskets in all the armories at the commencement of the rebellion. now hag, in addition to the million and a half placed in the hands of the men of our armies, enongh < ing toequip lah hundred thousan: and accoutrements for eighteen hundred thousand men. It is not likely that, as a nation, we “shall ever hereafter ethene, to unpre. war, for our present ities have sabeaaa. all the resources w are required to supply the mateirials of war. _Tom Sayers ing by Jerry