Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1864, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS CANTERBURY HALL, BAL MUSIC SCANTERBURY HAL! AND o1.4 Tit rat’sten CANTERBURY HALL. Lovisia¥s AYVENDE, Near Corner of Brea Stree, ae, Nasional and Metropolitan Sign of the Big Cal-‘com Light, @nonen Laas... A noe ssw... Proprietor wy, Mamaviaved ity [cu an Gee Manager, The wanager re pleasure in AR to his patrons and thepublic that he hag effected an engagement witha GRAND Co) ATION } QEAND COME NATION | @ NATION ! ‘Which includes the/names of some.of the most | ‘talented artistes in the world, for the express pur- ND SOUERY ou weee of presenting, in an acceptable manner, FARCE, OOMEDY AND BURDESQUBY , COMEDY AND BURLESQUE | BAgCE: COMEDY AND BURLESGUE | First sppearance of MRS. FRANK DREW! , nave EW! 8! FRAN: BW i MBs. TRANG DESWt RS, FRANK MaRS FRANK NE DREW! N.Y. . Dr FORREST. Mi: J: De FORRE R8T, MR. J. De FORREST, MIS LIE HOWARD, MI NELLIE HOWARD, MISS RELLIB HOWARD, Dancer in America. MR, SAM RAINFORTH, MR. SAM RAINFORTH, MR, SAM-RAINFORTH, M'LLE CORDELIA M’LLE CORDELIA AND MLLE IRENE D'ESTEPHE! M’LLE IRENE D’ESTEPHE! The accomplished Danseuses, in conjunction with the Standard Favorites, JOHN MULLIGAN, JOHN ¥ LL AN JOHN LL wW. B eieilian 1, W. B, CAVENAUGH, i DOUGHERTY, 3. B. DOU! DELEHANTY roel wa DELEHANTY ane WAR DELEHANTY B Wane: WEs' BILLY WEST, W. iH. WILLIAMS, WILLAMSS wag ENGEL JENNIE ENGEL, MISS JENNIE ENGEL, JENNIB FORREST, MAGGIB WILSON, ESTELLB FORREST, LUCY CLIFTON, EMMA SCHELL, The Laughable Negro Sketch of OLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACE! OLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACE! OLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACE! Ole Bull... ee. eevee eee sees ee eees JObN Mulligan The Farces of F THE ROUGH DIAMOND! THE ROUGH DIAMOND! THE ROUGH DIAMOND! SKETCHES IN INDIA! SKETCHES IN INDIA! SKETCHES IN‘ INDIA! AND A DAY IN PARIS! AND A DAY IN PARII AND A DAY IN PARIS! With Mre. Frank Drew, Mr. J. De Forrest and W. B. Cavanaugh in the cast. In active preparation, and will shortly be pro- @uced, with New Scenery, the $500 [PRIZE DRAMA, by John L. Poole, Esq., entitled the MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, On, THE WRECK OF A LIFE! As performed in New York for four successful weeks, Admisrion -. - Doors open at 7 o’clock; Performance to com- mence at 8 o'clock, FAMILY MATINEB ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK, Admission—Ladies 25 cente; Children 10 cents, SNOW’S CELEBRATED TROUPE OF PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS Are engaged and will shortly vs, XXII. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE ‘WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, THURSDAY, APRIL 2%, 1664, es OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIROULATION, Hin dt? Sada eenengntae Delivery of Letters by Carriers at the woers may be secured by observing letters plainly to the street and number he huuse, as end letters with the writer's fall address, in- street and pomber, , and request answers to to strap, or transient visitors towa ‘or sity whoce special address, wey bent marked in 2, Jowerleft Baud corner S Poene. Samp on thé up) ing without interferins letter to the writer r less, tte: Braston Capt B Brakcomer, Jno ec BancroftJ W. Boland Patt lanchard LACE Brtler J W Ben Bertholder 3 Balen Irwin est Strock- gennin Jackson Josiah Johnston Lisi Jackman Jno G J Jenes Jno W-2 Thomas Frank Tavier¢ GIN G t Thomeon Geo W Thayer.Nathaa .T: h haan —W Yentucrum Capt Vitalini H Me parich Hen: yotem mEVarPatton John A Vangundy John V: Secon Frank ¥ JobnitonG WL son Johnston M M-2 Figary Jones Oscrola-2 Brown 0 peanticn CH “Boroughs Jno Bates Roee ennings Wm B i You fiw Barkinbine C A Burchier J Jas ve bate Genl aia ewok ae x ules > Wilron AlenJ Watkin HB& Co Wantoeten Mr Kuhn cap Ve K Rittalls Baierivc Kennett Peter Kirkbuage™ Kraft Henry Bi Wiktees éy Rickpattick R Kumbam Chas a Barclay iy M Bronson § Sh Relies Chas H Hreneer pent M parent has it fifams Jno D Watts Robt whit! White i hea -2 William Jacob. Worthington Wate Ghas Walke: Wiggin Chas P Bitten has iether. cB Wilke nit comer. = Jeave & an rection for sorte with the writing. Bennison Jno Borutiava ©. Ww Brunesa Jno eye Beard Hey art Jas Bailey T L oat Vuleatine Hing & eee Bigwelt @WL aos ikegon Hong Wi Was! Lon ley Abner as d A Brush Truman soveland Henry Lorry John P’unkett Aaa P Lawrence AC Worden oe AW, on Jennie Ptontee Minna P Ashton Jane B_ Greudle Lena D Pog” |B aye tia Graham Fannie P: Ida Gra te es eg Mrs AL PowersMar aret exander Har’ +t Green Mrs ingree Jinn istin eng A Gritass Laie Jas Parker Fannie Porter Mary A Parker Mery” AnderronRachel Griffin Annie 1} Mrs Germ Brows Bake: Brooks dn Jno W Bann | ‘Wan 3 M aos Howard Facriah Louis d outwellCnt EB cp Rtests" Barker Pranic Lemoin Jiddy Laughrey Jos Lackey Milford nM Lendley LtNA-2 Litchie Ruben. L Pit edow JA Lucassia § Ward L Lehmann Jno Wright Frank cm R Bruman Wm F ‘Alexander Mrs Anderson Laura Ste lays Annie art Elizabeth Placheog Mrs ‘omiller JaneK ke MT Howard Anna M Hessler Frances ulster Bridget Howard Anna M ieee Mrs Whitvome a A Wail Witheim Seo 2 Wetherbee! ROH W ofnamaker L Waagner Qust-2 Whitney L X-Z Youngs Benj H Youngblood 7 8A |AYLES J. BOWEN, AMUSEMENTS, FORD'S NEW T: TENTH STRERBT, ABOVE a eeeerey Ants AVENUE. THIS (iriday) EVENING, me IN FORREST Indian character of bord pivharnold les P FM Byers Lewi is Barwon GW poencetary & s GBally WHC jowman Wm kaek Molden Bacon os t WwW Wittnebe H D The celebrated Comedienne, from Niblo’s Garden, weiseids 1 ‘w D Brown. Mra Jno Barnacloe WA Lockwood J-2 Barber Martin Bannerman WE ie ace “Constance Leightner Isaac Lunt Warsen A The talented Light Comedian, from Niblo’s, N. Ra. mn Mrs Roche Mrs E BrooksMrsChloe Rees E) Beck Mrs EA Hutchinson Rees Ell agner Frances Reilly Ellen F Henson MissC_ Riley Ellen E Howell Lucy E Ripley Myra Prowadire): noW Hackncy Martha Keynolds Mary ia HarrisonMrsHH Russell Mrs JasA Bates Mies KE Harton Frances fainerdosephine c Rivers Ne HowardPriscilla Robison Matilde ain Mies ‘rank Harkins Cath E Re il Ide, Bell Miss Caslett Horton Frances Russell Matilde BayleyMargaret EO Raybi Browner FanieC Hurley Mary A. Robi Brannan Anna Harkins Ellen B Richard Rebecca pelecee Fanny Hanns sare SW Re: ‘ath chatterfuliatoeey Phebe Riley ae E tly MrsFrankHutchins Susie Reardon Mrs M HartwellEmmaJ Robinson Isabela Buckley Sarah Henson Geo’na Be an Catherine Boscow MrsC Hunter Hattie Brewes. AnnieSD Haws Mary tt Mrs Jos Hover Mra M A Riley Mrs ranted Lottie Hemmondiacr? tRich Mary L apie Elv¢a- Robe Hayward MaynE Smirk lenderson Elizh Swan ‘Mrs HA Swan Mrs Hy A Snith Levinia E al Carroll Andw Lioyd John W bron s Lipps abies jollins Am: cM mi a! y Rorpock Mtr Loomis Geo W cae Shispman De JS Cullin a Creamer ‘Albert Crowley Jere ObamberlainAL Comstock J R ‘The most beantifuland attractive female Jig McCloskey Bg Meyenberg K Moore ‘Alfred L Merrill HA AG pat ae Positively the ea Macon Qos Mi Will appear in hin great 1 Mr. soli it MeCallow ‘h Miss Alice Gray as. ‘The renowned Pantomimist and Maitre de Ballet. ‘alcom Mahlon Mahoney Mich Moss Hon Hh Mayaher Mr Shaimers iM Ve Cavenagh Jas SempbeliOornwel Sito Guy Pak: 3-2 Covode HonJ-3 Collins Pat Cothson Robt Chapman RH Chapman Dr R Goupersit SE Cleveland Lt JC Curti Mores Horace MeGowen fa F McMullen C-2 Montgomery C Miller Chas @ Mason Chas W A SPARKLING C COMEDY, replete wit with and humor, in which the” entire strength of the company will appear. and will shortly be produced, new and splendid In preparation ye Dew scene 8 x reases, ensigns, standar a 1 Shakspeare’s higtorical In which Edwin Eo Roman character of Cashore David rY, machinery, M i McShay nyRi Cornelius Cpts-2 Bidwell Laura Jas Branpin Annie Miners Lt 7, J orrent an sustain his grand CAIUS | MAROIUS! In Dreparation, re grand gpectacte of the Casserly Thos Movin oicht Moore DavidH Bisven Capt TT Maresh Rev Dr Moore David H Mayniben Dan Collins Jno W Morgan Bichd Brannon anie Murphy fon RG Barge sser Mrs Crabbs Watson caavawe THEATER. PEXNSYLVANIA AV., NEAR WILLARD’S Hore. LEONARD GROVER... THIS (Friday) EVENING. A EN TOF M . DAV ENPORT: entire Great Tragic A MR. E.L. DAVENPORT, Bi ee a Ny: WALLACK, will appear in two ver’s entire excell far. the Sroatest dramatic perfor: in Washington. The performance will commence with the bean- tiful play, which presents all the stars in their iL and gion est characters. ND PYTHTAS! Mr we Davermort os a8... .. Heren' Charlotte Stine Sallie miles above Grand Beart Martha which Gen. Kirby Smith burned the town. rad ie baat MreMJM Jaines ‘rs Still- § Mary Glatke Mrs Genl Sones | Bary CET Clinch Carrie rd Mrs E Cook MrsWm J CharlesFannie 8 Im! Sim qatthewson sw MeKnig! ht Jno Neki ‘im 8 McDowell Jas MabenpaltOapy McPhail Fo rom MeN Menernas Jno MyersT H McKee Jas W. Siahoons Geo Cone Mathew Gant nw oe Mr pit Marshal ColEG 3 Es Upon which occasion “thie ones Nancy E Bower Wovette M i ca mith Mrs Jno F phason BUSCH S eae Margaret great idlecens -s Sapported by Gro- constituting, by mance ever given Gourn Henry Moon & Fewier 5 uire Sani J Morgap Wm May Mownitzer GO ent company, Meberons Jos McCarthy Jas Jas & Cronner Lt HJ Clarke Dr J W Gurl Christian Tokneon Jennie Sea Bawver Minnie Gitte MreMH Jonas Listig Rewver 3 Mrs E N Johnson Mary B SkerrettMrsJ os8 Johnson Marion Si Ingland Phillis Stevens @: Elle Bimpson Mars 3.2 Johnson Nancy Sutton Sarah Chilton Mrs H A Johnson Rachel Shipman Ellen-2 Carroll MarthaJ Joy Mra Hannah st0 Garroll Miss E A Keyes Henrietta Stephens Mar Magey K: Chadwelld os’neSKing Chas K MeGluer Gay WM Middleton @ E poracken GH Moore ace Choeche Mrs Qolclasér Jane Qerroll Margt Dumas Alex-2 DoolittlePrf MH impson Mary E Dawson& MeJun- (eri Bos wea Uy Vie suveuoely iddkaina BORGIA! Lucretia Borgia... .. z ON SATU RDAY, rd Deartons GeoW pa boise M A. Geo MN Reilor Ranes-2 2 Newton Rev JW Ll das Neal Lucius J yb Sweeny Eliza, 3 K MrsOL Bhan Jonnie eene rs er wo - Calhoun MissMR Kingston Char- eas CraceyHenrtta B tt Nickerson) KE Nicolas Jacob Newcombe GQ Dickinson RH iv OLIVER TWIST. An immense bill VARIETIES! Fronting PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE & NINTH STREET 8tClairMissFrnk Kinney Franklin Seutchiin Sweetser Eliz: iunerOhiristing ¥ D ‘i vy Raley Mra Wm VARIETIES! De olf Capt JF Dumietd 2 E hofT 8 Queen Ambrose Oberdort FS O'Connor Dan! Odell Jno OiLesry Dennis O° ‘Donald CapJR Ochmen Bs Cauldwell Mrs O°Connell Morris Crorsman Kate Downs Thad L Douglas Thos Draper Win M Saunders Ella Saundess Mirnda Fitz Simmons —— Stage ager and Advertiser. . the great drama in two ‘rilling novel of Jac Sali the attractive scenes, points and interests of that great story—forming a e-like, exciting representatio vivid Pistory: in sremate form, of the renowned m AP, renticeship, to fhe ecaffold entitled ace St. iP E DA! ING HIGHWAYMAN, in2 acts, 15 scenes Dats This version of the Bold Robber and bi ighwayman of England in the eighteenth centu- ry is Sutirely, new and novel, compiled from Ains- reat novel and the criminal calender of > & series of strange adventures, full of incidents and hair- Dennerson Jas This Evening. pouty acts from Ainswort! Sheppard, cont Sine T B Amallond Mary Sheckles Cath Snider, Mary H Suiny Mary A Sarten Mary L Sedgwick Em- D lraatend RevLG Dempsey Wm N | 0" aoenoe Jno B O’Brien M Deckerton Win Danneberg W & olville Laura D weely Li Sirs Coster Sophia Collins Annie A Lane Mary B Colbath Nancy Curran Georgie Locke GarrieC Lloyd Mrs EE Lancaster Kate Lewis Caroline Littell MrsJ D B Sayre Mar: Linthicum Mrs peeks ae Jan ‘MrsSamF Eopfond Bi Eliza Lewis CarolineP Greger Boxaona Lotin Abby DoaneDempster Dempsey J P &@ correct and DavidLi Col DH Dewey oN Le Donaldson Mr Porter HonA G Pifer Leopold Sere AD Porter Prank 3 Deckerton Wm Peedric(ieo P Parsone Col LB i Parker Abram Cotters Lizzie Pichel Albert Carpenter Re- Simpson Angelea Seymour Jennie 5 i 3 DeLacey Mich Partlow Holden Patterson J B Patterson sone Pratt BgGenCE Pierce Carlos Pier Chas Phillips Chris Dearce Geo W earee Geo Powell Rev C H Ghambers Agness Thos ¢ bhi — sp comic toa a eerie startlin ‘ramblittMary¥ Lomax breadth escapes. "This reckless, erous robber, was a favorite of of people, visited by the first men of his portrait was painted b the express order of the Ki Edelin Benedict Ever ett Prank Emmons Richt el ton & wt & numerous class swan ‘Harriet A Mrs Edmond:ton T Einott Henry Sir James. Thornh Conergy Mary Poplar Sand Ww Plant ae @ 2 Smith Anna P Plant Sem @ Raylor Jane R JF erker Ban y Teno ae Tis nthe incidents of his career, and his series of the © confession in Newgate, instructive and moratis in Boesche Theo “Td ie Apprentice Potter Hon A Pinkerton JJ Pope Capt J P Davis Sallie A Pcah LeaTe eT soon Douglass MrsP J Lester MraGeo’a Thomas A Lerness Haria Taylor Hattie A Putnam Elisha METROPOLITAN HALL, BNNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELRvenr®’ Srre: GARDINER © 00 no AND BLtvensa Srnzae. INCREASED COMPANY! SUPERIOR A ATTRACTIONS! In addition to the old fav favorites, many new ones ‘fe popularity of this highly Parmenter WH Pentland Ww D-2 Porter Com WB Diggs Matilda Farnsworth AB- sFulsom Henry Thomas Laura J Dade Elisabeth ppickponLucindaT borpe Mrs JasS Dawes LucyC May Ell Douglas Char- er) ny F. Ww Pierce “Ino Cc Feldman A M2 Eeleydno@ — Fridley Philip Morin Elizabeth Thaw’ rt E Mays Miss Hor- Tingle Macy lotte J se G DifseciiEliabthoMersh Adelaides Thee ane Munroe Mrs JS Vou, Davis Mary B Mitchell Margt Van Vollintins Hon Rae, ok Bi ri r nC A r uble: Richardson AP Hotmell G W-2 i Hobie HB Remple Human Fem sgtines : will add to the popular Music bow JENN Ae LIND MY PLEASANT. NEIGHBOR. With Songs, Dances, Ethiopian Acts, &c, Look out for those oAnork MIS! DINER, Iss 3 NELLIL TAYLOR, edians Fredenburg J eegnee & Spaul- FrankhauserC L Fowler Jno H 1, FosterJim a Thos Farnham Joel Dickins Maria eam Richards Alden Minor Winnie. Roland Allison Davies Annie M Mitchell gennie e Vail Mary E Pouglese. Laura MaylordV! Rainsford P T ‘d 1 Paul ilardaog iW Rowland'Hicha rtsonJ T Rockwell 8 Rowers JnoD Rowan8C Roach Thos P-3 Rathbone Thos iniaWard Mrs E B ¥ Manning faftc Wood Elizabeth tt a Murphy Hellen Danki "s sy Morton Carrie C White Ellen Douglass Char- wecoch Emma Wood sane Mox Beabera athl Meehan mass @ Wood M: ponte wm FrishmuthCol W Forbes Isaiah Fendrich Xavier Dunkin Betsy peirheud Frank # And the Bthioyi Reid Corporal, HARRY ENOCHS, And oe celebrated ‘com Sineer, m Gordon Geo F Grant Dr Jos Goodwin Andw g pe eet AT Mill lia Mitchel Mary on Jul Morris Louise willmouth Willcme Mrs Cola C a0 ies Melly x Williams Me TT tson M: Cad Walker Ltd: ames GRAND FAMILY MATINER EVERY careRDay AETERNOON. Reay Wm phingemith Wm ae ¥ atistos 3 and 30 sy ate Hanoh M Meller Jno Lh E quia: Loe ed Wi Sere Better al Robbins Wallace jerhl ae HerbetGervin Mich! i rifin Mr pre. a, BORE Hdives 3 R2 Gertaughty M LESSONS ON THE eurts Gai R-2 Call and hear the erotemor dge whether yon will also see what can be done on the Guitar, 541 south 10th street, corner of C, Island, at Mrs. Robey’s. NOW OPEN IN WASHINGTON, A FIRST-CLASS NEW YORK MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, Where can always be found the most extensive and recherche styles of spring and Mi and Straw | Foods ever offered int! adie’ i Rapa! st Oks Gri Gumths Lt. 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ARBIAGES AND HARNESS FOR SALE. eceived and for 6 sale, of the gts latest phi fing Top six B ad nrle: Horton Alfred in having Hammond M Eavenion 3 s Harris Leander Stubbs Gharlic Lou: Hiberd Geo Hetfield Geo R Hubbard Gw ‘they Henry 3 Bs John ett ge Mrs Ohas Renderson Jos-2 Shafer SE eoyn Nembury illsbh Washinevon i 4 satis Neely Lydia Mt Gindell Mra PC been Gornslie ip Sapte a I: 4 "Tool ge M wile Mrs Lt) Becki EA Snyder John Edwd L Bheridan, Jas New York ies Railroa: ens You ung MrsAbrm youae Miss MO donee MitchellB 3, 000 HORSES W WANTED. War DEPARTMENT, Cavatry Burgav, WasuincrTor Til 8, I One hundred and aie sina Gollaze pes head will be paid for CAVALRY HORSES delivered withins the next teens) i at the ment Stables, Giesboro, B.C. Oar horses to be sound in 1 less than five (5) nor more thas nin Po years old; fi to 16 hands high, full fleshed, compactly vailt, beldte ize sufficient for cavalry rkese 8 specifications sgl, be strictly adhered to and built, bridle wise, and of s rigidly enforced im Baas made Cry ae rer Cs ‘en 4 (10) and over. Lieut, Ci Jofonel and sbertenete Cavalry Bureau. at the Biliara Corser of lith's mtreet ea Hours offs ap 8-15 th EG Simmons iss Maria; Carrie W. 8.; Re- uses E_ Smith Pipert fiske One Horse TO ARRIAGES and two. guish Ariminta, wear Sete Single and twenty sets Double HAR- ch a Faas of sree aan anN S. CAR- ae 409 Penuasivante aes. nd-hand tw: hy oes ey eae de norte fis, MISCELLANEOUS becca; Misg Cecel; Ha Rome H c Horton Dexter Haight David Stat Schenek E Bawa Btarks Jos ry Bemi’a Jno io Hill Biche we Sierhe Jas Hod aks Jo H Bice! iiton Hilts Hopkins $4 Dust , a es paar Jan@ Hinney Thos ii, Zohn Eis Parnbad JnoM GENTLEMEN'S LIST + Alexander A @ Allbark. «eh maeein oD Pe x Pronk J coor ayy gen Alderson i Aiiderson J ra C2 A Allen eman Chas Allen. on iM ‘Alber Shah LeGol A ison yoke Pana T ere Capt Montgomery count order. eae Phaze such ‘articles a? do Pyhaid to ine Hocky fis, on the at m: eat | Geo W ane Jnos in 8 wis eet ae pur L Lote d exam- Tro ae Frogs goed a HUNTER. ere Bogie s. Upwards of one thousand works of English and Foreign Literature, embracing HIST! ELS, POETRY, 4 per cent, below the HEILPRIN’S Feyrimin bit ee aye rhune A H Rother’ TGeo,9 Ww Townabend. Lt ie oes bas M Buttle BS roe en rede) Atwell Nelson E Teeter 2 Taylor Stafford Tennatt Lethe NOVELS, Sensie- st frame to Satis Heder i i oman Fac secsh Therpeon Will Bi N Meera Baker Heury Brown Oliver Hates Giles R TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS.. oto [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES} THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST. Death of a Noted Guerrilla—Reperted ( Ee of Shreveport—Execution-of a Smug gier. Sr. Louis, April 28.—Oairo dates of the 26th, received by mail, say ihatthesteamers Liberty and Belle of Memphis had arrived, the former with 125 bales of cotton for Evansville, and the latter with anumber of men, horses, mules and wagons belonging tothe Sixteenth Army Corps, toy Cairo. and 270 bales of cotton for St Louis. Memphis dates of the 25th, state that the steamer Curlew, from the Arkansas river, while @ground at Jobnson’s Island, was at- tacked by guerrillas, but the soldiers on board drove them off, killing the leader, Tom Keenan, 8 notorious guerrilla and boat burner, better, known as the wild Irishman. _ Three steamers are reported lying at the janction of the White and Arkansas rive, pale which the Str s were receiving larze pplies of clothing, &«. Martin Smith, formerly a donductor on the eioelsaippt Central Pad Ad, was to be exeau- ted at bis, on the 2uth. He was ier some time Since, in the act of smuggling 500,000 percussion caps and several hundred pounds of powder to the enemy, haying previonsiy taken the oath of allegiance. Major General ‘Weshburne bad arrived at Memphieand assumed command of the District of West Tennesnee. The Memphis cotton market was firm an unchanged, The receipts were trifling. The proceeds of the bet AY sale of cot- ton here to day was upwards of $600,000, half of which will be naval prize money. It was mixed, and in bad condition, and sojd at prices Tangivg from 71-3-16 to73} cents. About 100 bales more are to be sold here. Rebel priconers taken at: Pleasant Hill con- fitm the former reports thatGeneral Sieele has taken Shreveport. LATER FROM BANKS’ ARMY. The New Orleans + Era’? om the ‘\.Sitna- tien*’—Our Forces again én the Advance— Activity of the Rebels, etc. New Yor, April 28.—The steamer America from New:Orleans on the 19th, has arrived. The Era of the 19th contains late news from Gen. Banks’ army. An expedition under Kirby Smith, which, with. a portion of Admiral Porter’s fleet, went up the river previous to the three days’ battles, safely returned on the 13th. The greater ion of the rebel army is Mansfeld. and on the river opposite that at Conshata Shute, a rebel force was sta ‘which had ‘about fonrteen gansin a battery along the river bank. The gunboats in return- ing were obliged to run the guantlet of those guns. In the fighting which fo followed their attempt to pass, the rebels were compelled to fall back from the river, giving the trang) aclear passage. The boaissuffered very ‘Reae, some little splintered wood-work peor all the injury sustained. As soon as this expedition arrived at Grand Ecore preparations were at once made for the advance of the army. We bave good reasons for believii that” ral Banks is again en route for veport. A Pertion of our army is known to have left Ecore, moving out toward the revel neabintis The return of the fieet from above Tnished the army with a full supply of am- cause of its return to Grand and the delay at that point. The men had entirely re- covered from their fatigue. The cay sea! of the despatch boat Diligent was killed in running the batteries at Conshata Shute. Gen. Mower's division is still at Alexandria, and wall pi bly remain to protect the people incursions of guerrillas and Fading tro prunition, the lack of which was the principal id Ecore, The Era also says: We a ‘Temaiaia in day expectation of hearing that Gen. Banks and bis gallantarmy have met the enemy, and that the overthrow of the rebel dominion in Louisiana is iret A Scoomptteiia. A battery had been Tanted at Compte, a few Hoore. in conseque’ ice of The transport steamer Black Hawk has ar- rived at New Orleans from Grand Ecore. So returning to Grand Ecore, after bringing number of wounded to the city, she was ore dered to proceed several miles further up the Red river, and endeavor to Pall c out of arather leasant place the gunboat Eastport, which. had been herd aground for several days on a sand bar. She failed to get the Eas off the bar, and started to return, but had scarcely gotaway from the protection of her- guns when rebel riflemen opened on her from the banks of the rset, the zepele numbered panreat bundrod, an 6} by ‘was v id, but att: op Alf tha efonmn "hat Could be raleed Che Blase clutches. RESRBESV ANS UION STATE CON- e Black TION. HARRISBURG, Pet 28.—The Union State Convention, ealled for the purpose ef placing in nomination the electoral ticket, electing delegates at large to the Baltimore Nationa? Convention, and to take suc& action as it may deem proper in reference to the approaching President ial campaign, met here to-day. There ‘was a full attendance of delegates. Henry Johnson was elected temporary chairman. Afternoon Session. The committee on permanent organization made a report nominating Mr. Wm. V. Law- rence, of Washingten county, for president, and the usual number of vice presidents and secretaries. The report was adopted, and Mr. Lawrence, on taking the chair, delivered an address, in which he eulogized the Union party as being the only one able to save the ccuntry, and said that nineteen-twentieths of all the soldiers in the army belonged to this organiza- tion and favored the re-election of Abraham Lincoln. (Applause.] Resolutions were adopted that electors at large be instructed to support Abraham Lincoln for President, and to oppese all efforts to postpone the Baltimore Conyen- HE and that one of the hardest blows that id be inflicted on the rebels would certain- ly be the re-election of Mr. Lincoln. Mr. Pen- ny moved to proceed to ballot for four delegates to the Baltimore Convention. Simon Cameron, Alexander McClure, Mor- row B. Lowry, and W. W. Ketchum were de- clared elected, The convention then proceeded to nominate two Senatorial electors, and Thomas Cunning- ham, of Beaver, and Morton McMichael were chosen by acclamation. At theevening session, district Ciectors and members of State Oentral Committee were chosen. The Committee on an address .aade a report. ‘The address set forth that the honor = glory of the people were sufficient reason for urging the re-election of Mr. Lincoln, whose adminie- tration has repented. all the powers and re- es oft! e Government in their sizongest twas necessary for & successfal prosecu- tion of the war that there should be no change in the Administration at Washington. The fourth resolution returns thanks to loyal Senators and members at Harrisburg, for the faithful performance of their trusts, particu- larly for Pving the right of suffrage to soldiers. The fifth resolution returns thanks to the brave soldiers in the field, who have sacrificed. the comforts of home for the maintenance of cS rinciples of our Government. The resolutions were ped pines ate G Senator Lowry was cal & speech. He was followed by Messrs. ‘McClure, he um, and others. The convention continued in session till a late hour, and then adjourned sine die. The Maryland Fair—Speech by Mr. Sew- ae geen ed ef Foreign Ministers, te. th, Spanbh. ; the Fren . Chilian, Havsian, asad Italian, and other ministers, some companied by their ladies ‘and se secretion a of legation, attended the — land Fair to-night. Mr. Seward hi been upon made an appropriate speech. Movements of Quantrell. Sr. Pavt, Mrvm., April 28.—Advices from Colonel Phillips, commanding at Fort Gibson. il is e the Indian country, say Quant going to Kansas, having Arkansas rivers. On the night of 26th, Adair, with three hundred and fifty rebels ‘were driven across the Illinois, above Talla~ quap. Phillips has troops in pursuit. Resignation f Mr. Corning. ALBARY, april 28.—Ata: re of the direc- of the New York Central Railroad, Hon. rastus Corning tendered his resignation as President of the Company, which was accept- ed. Dean Richmond was then elected Presi- dent, and R. M. Blatchford Vice President. Death of James Holbreek. Norwicu, Conn., April%.—James Holbrook, | BS well known a spegiet agent of the Post Of- i] his As reniarnon at Brooklyn, Genn: afer @ long illness. ‘ —_—_+ se > ‘7 In ‘a copy of the Secretary of War's letter in reference to the appropriation of $25,+ 000,000 to meet the expenses of 100,000 extra vol- unteers, to be called into service for 100 days, an error occurs, yiz: that less than two thousand men aredue from Ohio. under the graft. 1t should read, AaRO Ween, Nee. == thousand.”