Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1864, Page 1

CANTERBURY HALL. OC _ =yCANTERBURY BALL, ayy LIOANTERRURY BALL, “trae ran Lovisiana AVENUR, Con Stzth 33 '. Hear Near Corner of = so fetes Natwnai and Gronor Las ——— ——— —. ___._., Proprintor W. E. CamavaveB-...-.........8tage Manager —————_—_—_____. ILLIANT stcc meets bind CESS gpperacrea BRA. Witnessed last week by over 5.0% persona, entitled CU DJO'8 CAVE, UDJO'S CAVE, Senses c EDIS Sr Le oc 3 sga TD. uDIO 'UDJO’B CAVE, UDIO'S CAVE, OR THE Ja s> i +3 oO eee Gace wae Se 200202700: Pts tl dddd<d<<<< os os ss ss f) Cc Co Co 3 OF FREEDOM. 'TLE-CY oF FREEDOM. BATTLE-ORY OF FREEDOM. Received ate ech ib rynreenntation with OF APPLADSE, THUSDERs OF APPLA USE, and pronounced b: tee eats ple so ced by competent Judges the SENSATION PLAY SENSATION PLAY SENSATION PLAY OF THE PRESENT DAY. OF THE PRESENT DAY. OF THE PRESENT DaY. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, fsdca SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 p. m., will be presented the New Drama. dramatized express- Ra or the Canterbury, by Jehn F. Poole, Esq.,en- CUDJO'S CAVE, OR THR BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM, FOMP a@ self-emancipated bond- J.DEFORREST Ondjo,adeformea negro.and tive. but sound in heart. -Billy West Penn Hapgogd,a Quaker schoolm: J.J, Deugherty Oart Minnevick, a German boy, full of courage and of cunning. W. B.Cavanagh v.Mr. Villars,anaged clerg: ant raid = . ——-Mr. Ward gby..an 71d negro, an bervant to Mr. Villars.......—...... oa Mulli, stackbridee - r. Le! rt Withers Tennessee Unionists ar, “Harper Grodd .. - McPherson oe { | Mr. Williams Becessionists.( Mr. Sullivan i Wilson --.Howard - Johnson Virginia Villars, the cl ‘gyman's daughter... - Jennie Forrest Mra. Sprowl, er brother. ~+—- Lucy Ciifton EW SCENERY = NEW DRESSES NEW MUBIC, and new and EXPENSIVE PROPERTIES. Pull of STARTLING EFFECTS and replete with HUMOROUS HITS, First week of MILLE MARIETTA BAVEL, MARIETTA RAVEL, M’LLE MARIETTA RAVE, M’LLE MARIETTA RAV BL, MARIETTA RAVE niece of the hav ade poe | rms and Peels Ravel, and the principal card of t REAT RAV vEL “TROUPE, GREAT RAVEL TROUPE, the superd beauty and incomparable French and Spavish Danseuse. Also. sekvewledaed to be with- out a rival int this Rg PERFORMER ON THE TIGHT ROPE, PERFORMER ON THE TIGHT ROPE, pone: ep tes eg The celebrated Parisian Dancer and Maitre de the famous RONEANT WALT TaoupE. tetctcbee 2e= rorgrors' eres eyocy See tetsodc og ReRaR Sten ee i g i (3 x Cy a5 >, Z, \-} 9 Sk > i, 2, ql 3446 PEER rae LE FORBEST, ELLE FORREST. s TELLE FORREST. Is8 ESPELLE FORREST. The great Moguls o _ cat comedy, Messrs, Iss E8 ST uGH, Ww. B GAvENAtG The favorite Comedian, Pantomimist, Comic Vo- calist, and delineator of Irish character, whose unbonnded versatility and genial humor have won for him a bost of admirers. DON SANTIAGO GIBBONNOT2E, DON SANTIAGO GIBBONNOISE. DON SANTIAGO GIBBONNOIRSE, DON SANTIAGO GIBBONNOISE. DON SANTIAGO GIBBONNOISE. The wonderful Contortionist and performer onthe _—— Rings. J.J. DOUGHERTY, J. 3: DOUGHERTY, e eccentric comedian. J. DE FORREST, J. DE FORREST: the talented light comedian, ~ « Be THE THE nbd THE THE [sl oe THE pear ay OF R ovelin Gonte the above ‘cuphonie title, consisting of MISSIMA BOHELL JENNIE FORREST, KITTY LEB, FANNY MAY. Lucy ng BAOM aw MI PORTER, NELLIE HOV rTY Scorr, EMMA GARDNER, MAGGIE WILSON Liey sing vaste) of na charming var whoa REBEL AER, ke, eee gress, t W. GIBB: the renowned Banjoist and delineator of negro character, Mr. ROBINSON, Mr. ROBINSON: the po; = Dancer, - TH CO A 'Y BILL, ARIETY BILL, eS, > Doe! zZe tof hie) Ore PEN . POL ee ett J a os 3, ff wvSS ck cit 4 3 ing >, <4} a ‘S Ki 7 we > 4: > ss wae NN &e, &e, &, (3 the Olio Department Bach Night ShEEES 2 the Olio Department Each Night: OB —— —--- —-—- ---- smgepmonensusetgd Private Be Boxes, holding six persons ——— 5 ® Doors at 7 e’clock; Performance to com- mence ate e’clock. : FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT TWO O’CLOOK. Ladies 25 cents; Children 10 cents, PERKINS, STERNE & Co., 180 Breadway, N. ¥.; BXOLUSIVE DEALEES IN CALIFORNIA WINE. ‘We guarantee them all to be ABSOLUTELY PUBS. Por aele by all first-class Grocers and Druggiste everywhere. mb ea La LIMB! =e ee gm pe now im prepares he <3 ‘trom inet ee without it coming rom a4 is Pr contact cont fuel oa JASTLEMAN Eine Lime Kip, av 77-6m ee Bridge. Au zens fo the undersigned will please cull and sett RAY & SEMMES, vV&, XXII. AMUSEMENTS. FORD'S NEW THEATER, eke Srazsr, ete YLV4Nis AVERUB. HE COOLEST anv ENTILA OF PUBLIO AMUSEMENT INTHE CITY. moe A GREAT 80 Say Hous WDED! T THE donexous Grace NAIA > a UBEN, MAGNIEICNS oRNELY, ELEGA FROIN T MEN SS. D MARCHES AND TABLEAUX. AND AN ,UNEQUALED CASE OF CHARACTERS, embraci: names 0} ea as] ‘ es Xe ebrate AN DENIN Z i 8 + brate: ‘anto: Sin 7°H? west a ALL THE FAVORITES ‘OF THE COMPANY. During the spectacle. 4 GRAND AfiAZd ZONTAN MARCH EIGHTEEN YOUNG 1 ADIES, Norz.—This grand and most beautiful spectacle, the scenery, costumes and machinery of which cost over ‘WO THOUSAND DOLLARS, cannot be produced efter ante wregie Ehakepeere’s will shortly be prounced. with aa EQUALED CAST, and in an elaborate manner in every detail. Owing to the great demand for seats to witness the NAIAD QUEEN, the management announces that places can be se- cured three days in advance. GROVER’S THEATER. PRENNSYLVANIA AV., NEAR WILLARD’s Horen. LEONARD GROVER... ieee —Director THE gooLmsr THEATER IN AERTOR. VEN- ATED BY OVER 109 WINDOWS. Ick WiTEe FOR THE A UDIENCE: ‘s THIS (Frida )EVENIN' M Is Fourth night of heb brie! G Mare tt ERA IMPORTANT < ‘SOGk. ASTON. THE FIRST EBORUOTION IN WASHINGTON OPERA ENTIRE Rossini’ $ Hematite Creation, IL BARBIERE DI BIVIGLIA, with the epoucein PO ERFUL Cast oF aan OERS Count Mimavive heo. Habelmann Dr. Ba . Anton Graffo Rosini, his p. Basilion, Music 3 Figaro, the Barber of Se Farollo, Servant of Count Almaviva. ~ Herr Zinsheim Bertha. ——---.... Mad, Ln Roche Particular attention is called to the following exquisite Wal Be that occur | in this Opera : “Beep Well Sweat oe e Song by Abt ABE) as sung by at in ie memorable Gottschalk Con- certs, recently given in this city. red Vesper Siciliene— altz Both magnificently tendered by _ MADAM JOHANNSEN, The occasion of Baath editorials inthe Boston journals during the recent season there. The “Barber of Seville’? has proven one of the finest successes of this Great Company in this country and es Being the a:Knowledged gem of TH REAT ‘ose INI'S PRODUCTIONS, It is eminently popula¥ with the more refined and appreciative operatic patrons of both countries. CARL ANSCHUTZ. Conductor of the Opera SATURDAY. May 23, ON Ue N Tickets for any of and above Operas for sale at Metzerott's Music Store. and at the Box Office of the Theater at the following BO4LE OF PRIC M. Steinecke Orchestra Chairs.__ -. 815) Dress Circle and Par. + 10) pueserved: Seats 50 poe extra.) Family Circle.. eroscesenee ses 3) “6 DV igSs Business Manager aud Treasurer. METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS AND ELEVENTH BTRBEr. R.GABD'NER & H. BNOOHS....__..Proprietors, PROF. HOLDEN —__....._ Musical Director THE COOLEST ace ee AMUSEMENT IN First appearance aah the great favorite Eth: FRANK KERNS AND J, THOMPSON: THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ARTISTS! IF un eae, TS! aE it MIC PANTOMIMES| EGRO BURLESQUES! COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SINGING GREAT METROPOL! TAN TROUPE. 25 cents -) cents Admission —- Orchestra on A GRAND MATINEE EVERY MONDAY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Tare CeORGETOWN, D. O., Mav 24. 15838 HE Undersigned Grocers and Dry Goods Mer- chants do hereby agree to aloes our respective laces of business at 732 p. from June ist to piacember ist, 1864, except EATURDAY, in order to afford our pan a portion of time for re- creation: W. BEALL & ©O., . 5 MATTHEWS, coe es eabese> Fee tel BO De pee ee Su: ee od o> >So M R. RG fe] 0: wee =<" > <j i] 2S ts my 25-39* T MARKET, H'*4, SERRE MAK Prospect STREET, Georgetown, D.C We, the undersigned, 1 beg leave to inform the blic that we have on hand a choice ass ree on Fresh bi rai an nee ae Poultry, ¢ wholésale and re' Ab pad Potatoes by the steele aed Fruita d? all mysims A. Ww. FISHER & CO. Turre Will bea ae A au the housekeep} ers of the Digtrics of C of HOUREPURN ete N G RUST ABLISHMENT, 69 7th street, between Land K sts., to aaetes puete immense stock o! POEs, OIL CLOTHS, And HOUSEFURNISHING goons ATEN Gs. which they are selling at less prices than they can be bought for at the manufactories. 7s po make a aeons of 10 percent. on all They pane 4 +) and a G. venth stree! Bes my2-6t [ Alex. Gaz. ne et. Tand K sts. [os TO BE RENEWED. Contzctor’s Orrics, United States ces Revenns. | D.C, Persons in business in ‘the Distrist ot Colum! ie, hereby notified that all Heenges oe the United Btates Excise law expired May 1, 18:4, and tte renewed before June Ist, ortherwit penalties prescribed by law — be. be enforced. : tor for Dintriet of ‘Columbia, my 20-6t Colere fice vi 460 Seventh st., near HOET DEALER IN WATCH MATERIALS, TOOLS, CRYSTALS, FILES, &c., No, 337 PennsyLvanta AVENUE, Spposite Metropolitan Hotel, mar 2-ly Washington, D.C. aay CO eee 2 ,000 WAGON Loans OF MANURE FOR Ofc & pcg | ¥ ie tad Will be sold 1 *SATURDA oui oti eae fee ver, about seve! P| east, tout tw 0 thousand wagon loads of good ata- ble manure. This manure is accessible to teams, or may be loaded into vessels at but rey eee Licutenant Colonel, Gite ducreormasts olonel my 2! ean partment of Washington, oR. aay = bad elegantly finished of BRerTs COOPEN BAROUGHES for four persons inside. finished in the most superb hs Garpienes i Piatt either for private use 8 or for public ¢ convey: ane LIN Ripe @orner of Howerd Franklin es my 2-1m* itimore £ Chen + TIL Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY MAY 27, 1864. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1864. ae FFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE tS al . HAVING THE LARGEST OIRCULATION, ee @Z Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at the residences of owaers may be secured by observing we slewing. Rules: . Dir of the house. ‘ect letters piainly to the street and number 2, Head letters with the writer’s full address, in- clude street and number, and request answers to be addressed rcingly. 3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors ina town or city, O88 Spe cial address may be un- known, should bemarked in lower left hand corner with the word * Transient.” 4. Place the postage stamp on the up, er right band corner, and leave ansee, between ths stamp and direction for post-mar! with the writing. g without interfering wikrequest for fhe return of aletter to the writer if unclaimed within thirty da) day rinted. with the writer's 8, or less, written or 1 address’ across the eft hand end of the envelope, face side, will be complied with at usual prepaid rate of postage, rr. payable when delivered to wri LADIES’ LIST. 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BUTLER’S COMMAND. —————_ The Late ae fGen Fitzhugh Lee— 1 Quiet on the F rewnens' Mowror, May 25.—The steamer George Washington arrived | this forenoon from Bermuda Hundred, and reports that at 2 o'clock yesterday p..M rebel General Fitz- hugh Lee, with bout 2,000 cavalry, attacked our garrison at Wilson’s Landing, on James river, and came near overpowering our forces: there, though they fought valiantly, with the aid of one gunboat. At4o’clock the George Washington arrived with reinforcements from Fort Powhatan, which landed immediately, and the fight continned with great severity until 7 o’clock in the evening, when the enemy ‘were repulsed and driven back in great disor- der, Jeaving between two and three hundred killed and ueecod on the field. Our loss is et ‘wounded e steamers George Washington, May- Heal ms Bawanee were fired into. wounding tbe captain and mate of the Mayflower, two brothers named Robinson. A a We had bat one man Killed on the field, and one died coming down the river. One reba) major was Billed. We captured ten of the re- bels, including one colone General Devens has nearly recovered his health, and he will leave Chesapeake hospital wi h the first conveyance to join his command. ‘Twelve rebel prisoners srrived last eveniag ‘rem White House, among whom sre el liv utenants, both wounded. They were ates tured = Gen. Sheridan, last Saturday, on Pamunky river. FROM KENTUCKY, ee U State Convention. LovisvIL_E, May 25.—The Kepublican Con- vention met at noon at Mozart Hall. Fifty-six counties were reprerented, and dele from twen pa chosen who were not present. Hon. G. W. Williams was appointed presi¢en:, and Col. A. G. Hodges, secretary. Among the Rrominen’ speakers were R. J. Breckisrides. . F. Burtem, Lucian Anderson, and Judge Williams. Mr. Wreckinridge told the convention in his epeech that if he were appointed a delegate he should vote for Lin- coln and nobody else, and was rapturousiy applauded. Allusions to President Lincola and to the prospects of universal freedoth by the speakers never failed to bring down the house. Mr. Breckinridge was appointed one of the delegates at large. Two Trom each Con- gressional District were also appointed to reyresent the republicans of Kentucky at the Baltimore Convention. Theconvention passed the following resolution: Resolved, That the Union men of Kentucky, in Convention assembled, favor the preserva- tion and maintenance of the Union, the su- premacy of the Constitution, and destraction of the rebellion, without any regard to what these objects may cost. The proceedings of the convention wero harmoniots and enthusiastic. Democratic State Convention. LovisvILLE, May 25.—The Democratic Union State Convention met at 10 o'clock, at the Court House. Hon. James Guthrie was made resident, and Thomas S. Wallace secretary four delegates at large and two from éach Congressional district were appointed to rep- resent Kentucky in the Chicago Convention. Ic was also resolved that an electoral ticket be selected on the same basis. In the afternoon session the electors and delegates were ap- pointed. During the consultation of the con- vention Col. Frank Wolford addressed the assembly, eliciting the most enthusiastic ap- plause. The convention, at their evening session, were occupied in the discussion of resolutions. [SECOND DISPATCH.) LovisviLiz. May 26.—The Democratic State Convention adjourned sine die last night, after passing resolutions reaffirming the principles announced by the Democratic State Conven- tion of March 17, 1863, and instructing the del- egates to vote for McClellan for President and Bramlette for Vice President. ILLINOIS UNION STATE CONVEN- TION. The Administration of President Lincoln Endersed—His Renomination De: ed. Cuicaco, May 26.—The resolutions of the Union State Convention were yesterday laid on the table, and another commitiee a} wee reported a series, in which are the follow- ™ solved, That the Monroe Doctrine shouid be the compass by which to regulate the foreign policy, and it isthe high duty of ‘the United States to reinstate republican cnauintions upon this continent wherever they have been over- turned, and the nation shonld assert this doc- trine as soon as its authority is vindicated by the overthrow of the rebellion. Resolved, That we heartily endorse the Ad- ministration of President Lincoln, and that we deem his re-election demanded by the best in- teresta of the country, and that the delegates to the Baltimore Con vention are hereby inst: netea to use all honorable means to secure his re- nomination. Missouri Radical State Convention. JEFFERSON CO1Ty, May 26—The Radical State Convention have made the following ad- ditionc] nominations by -acclamation: For Anditor, Alonzo Thompson, of Nodoway coun- ty; Secretary of the Treasury, Wm. 8. Bishop, ot Clarke county; Register of Lands, J, aoe of Green county; Attorney General, R. ‘Wingate, ot St. Louis. The convention Sectaea to send delegates to Baltimore by & tes: vote of 241 to 99. The delegates at large are C. D, Drake, Ben Loan, John F. Benjamin and ©. P» Johnson. Movements of Admiral Porter and Gen’! Tuttle. Carno, Ill., May 26.—Admiral Porter passe:i up to Mound City on the steamer Black Hawk last night. Gen. Tuttle came up on the Platte Valley, en route to report to Gen. Sherman, having, at his request, been relieved from tho command of the post ot Natchez. A Rebel Raid inte Kentucky Threatened. LovIsvILLe, May 24.—The Journal is ad- vised that General John H. Morgan, a: the head of five or six thousand cavalry, ie 85 Abingnen, Virginia, and contemplates an im- mediate raid into Kentucky via Pound Gs Onur forces are ready to give him a warm re- ception, ——__+ 202 + CONGRESSIONAL. ———— In THE SENATE evening session yesterday— ste Sumner ona the following resolution, hich was agreed to W Resolved. That the Secretary of War a Te- quested to furnish the Senate a copy of the preliminary report, and also of the final re- part of the American Freedmen’s Inquiry comiesions with the accompanying docu- ments. The Tax bill was then resumed, and the amendments of the Senate Finance Oommittes were generally agreed to &s the reading of the bill progressed. In THE HousE— aa further ccoecereren | of the ie en question was, by @ vote of 75 to 7 poned until next December, el Mr. Garfield asked leave to report a bill frem the Committee on Military affairs for the pcn- sehen of guerrillas, pot Mr. Ancona, of Penna., objected. Mr. Schenck. What! 3 Sunt toa. bill for the punishment of guerillas? The House passed the Senate bill, providing for the person: of cluims of Peruvian citizens under convention with that republic. Mr. Garfield again asked leave td report = rere for the summary punishment of guerillas, ani Mr. enone objected. The Feeling in Bichm: We extract the following from a paper calied the «Southern Churchman,” publis| Rich- mond, and which is the organ of ‘the Protes- Ayeed ogg ee pal Church in the Confederate Diese date of publication is April 22d, onaw yalar attention to the sentence print in Mette: “The present time in the history of the war, _ do not think can well a oe eee t seems by commen conse! ig us and our enemies, to £, Biri as crisis. Of course ali may be mistaken; but it does a pear as if we reached that point in <b when @ gTeat victory, one side or the other, will do much towards ¢: the war. Gencral Lee meets with disaster, and Johnstos s overcome, we may reach the conclusion that tong- er strife on our part, is useless and vain. «The battles may be virtually drawn battles; no such success granted to either side as. that This will only prolong the war, ant, at. wi on ro! 7 ‘7 gran the resources of the United States, mus: struggle, rove disadvantageous tous. Or the vietory Inay be with n the enemy, and th they may be abie to press us to the wall. Or may be neil _| Just as MAN IN THE “ LaRoret Sunsz.”—Mre, E. Cady Stanton is out in, a card addressed to the callers of the Fremont Con vention, asking them to have her pame added to the cail as she pre- sumes they use the word “man” in its “ sence,’ and t mean to include all the ‘women Who would like tobe men, but are not. Ae