Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1864, Page 1

a AMUSEMENTS, CANTERBURY HALL. Li NUBRBURY HALL? AND 5 reine GANtasSUBY HALL} THEATER Louisiana Avanva, Gorner af Sixth sired, Rear af National and Bear of ar pony Be sR? SS en Marora av Mfusleal ‘Director HE HAS COME. > HB BAS COME. HR HaS COME. HB HAS COMB, TONY PASTOR, zORY Pa&sTOR, TONY PASTOR, THE GREAT COMIC SIN . THE GREAT COMIC SINGER, FROM 444 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. PROM 444 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Mr. Pastor is without a rival in the world, His Comic Binging is superior to the late BAM. OOWRLL, and his Witticiems excel those of THE GREAT ARTEMES WARD. TONY PASTOR is engaged at an enormous termined that the patrons of nee all the best talent in the country, MONEY NO OBJ ROT. First week of Miss IDA PARKER, and MI88 IDA OOLSON, TUB VICTIM, which has Leen in active preparation for the past four weeks, ci JLACK, MISS LAUKA LE OLaIke character of JANE CHATTERLBY in her gr afterwards the KARL OF RICHMOND. in which character the wil! execute a BROADSWORD BRUADS WORD Coubar BROADS WORD OOMBAT BROABSWORD OOMBAT with Mr. JOSH HART, JO8H HART, 30sH HaRT, who will appear in feur different characters, Resppearance of OHARLEY KANE, OHARLEY KaNE, CHARLEY KANE, who, by request, will sing THB NERVE, THE NERVE, THENERVE. THE NERVE. First week of the arranged by Movs. Mathieu, entitled THE BELLE OF MADRID, THE BELLE OF MADRID, THE BELLE ne MADHID, THE BELLE OF MADRID, in which will appear a Corps de Ballet of TWENTY YOUNG LADIES! M188 MARY COLSON, Third week of MLLB DESIREER MLLE DESIREE acd MONS, MATHIEU. = MONS. MATHIEU, : ——— Piret week of the Serio-eomic Drama of THE VICTIM, THE VICTIM, THE VieTiM, ‘The Prince of all Ethiopian Gemedians, JOHN MULLIGAN, JOHN MULLIGAN, JOHN MULLIGAN, | JOHN MULLIQAN, appears every night, assisted by DICK COLLINS AND CLARKE. The public will please remember that fQUETHING NEW CAN ALWAYS BB SEEN AT TEE CANTERUURY! TINEB » 4 b:3 g S 3 _ )} 2 DP P>> a my COD > is me zz =z pe rt = 7z z= i a i} ~] ho REE 5 5 >> 4 " fe & <= Zz cl Lad Pi to) Special attention is called to the fact that we do NO OURTAILMENT OF PROGRAMME atthe Matinees, the Performance being identical with that of the evening. « NOTICE! Mr. Les Dae jot received from England a QHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, =~ CHRIST MAB PANTOMIM CHKISL “AB PANTUOMI CHKIBTMAS PANTOMIM which will be produced FoR THE NOLIDAYS with New Seenery, Tricks, Wardrobes, Ac. Man- acert of theaters can purchase a copy by applica- tion to Mr. Les, Look out for the Great brama vt ' THE BRIGAND’S OATH! \J THE BRIGAND 8 VATH CARD.—Are engaged sod will rhortly appear MURRAY AND HUTCHINGSON, JRRAY AND HUTCHINGSUN UBKRAY AND AUPCMING#FON, THTAY 24) HP PCHINGSOR, at BAT \o OYMNASTB, ba ther PERFORMING DOGS, <. y tbe me onderful in the world Doe setiee will be given of ance et er AWNBROKER AND 5 285 PA TOAN OFFICE. 285 LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. 255 MATTHBW K. WALSH. 255. 255 -C Braxer, between 1th and lth, , Becond door from Harvey’ CT teeny re nn compliance with the wish o: o 1 Cash ad- hes, Dia- » Bilver wa ardwar: arenandise o every descri| < a7 Hay trust me with business,(which will be scatentiol LS give fads fans ee 'y day y¥ ence Yantil Nine o'clock FPP SERIEN'B W TOPOGRAPHI Pay or rie ROUTHSER STATES! ine Se Task EE. eee —— Ebenimng st, XXIV. WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1864. AMUSEMENTS. FORD S-NEW THEATER. Tenth sirest, above Pennsylvania avcnuc. THIS BVENING, December 9, FAREWSLL BENEIT AND POSITIVELY LA&T NIGH? BUT ONS OP M188 MAGGIB MITOHBLL liance with univerzal de mpersonation of FANCHON, THE ORIOKET. To. mcerrow positiveiy last appearance of MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, ON MONDAY NEXT THE QUEEN OF THE TRAGIC STAGE, Mre.D. P. BOWERS, alr character, rom x MaRGUERITTES anew and brilliant Dramstization of TENNYSON’S ENOCH ARDEN, which will shortly be produce i a GROVER’S THEATER. near Willard’s Hotel. - --.. DIRECTOR - CONDUCTOR OUNCEMENT who will, in eom’ repeat her great who will sppear inap ry. Mr. Lea isde- Canterbury shall Pennsylvania Ave: LEONARD GROVE: CALL ANSCHUTZ IMPORTANT A Arrangements having been made for a special train, the grand German Opera Gompiny are en- abled to defer their departure for Louisville til} Baturday morning, THIS (FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, December 9, GALA VAREWELU MATINEE, Overture gi 2 o'clock. VonWeher’s Masterwork, DER FREISCHUT: The Incantation Bcene ina Separat th LLE ae ue Admission to Matinee, $1;no extra reserved seats, TUIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. December 9. GALA FAREWELL OPARA NIGHT. Meyerdeer’s Decurra, in Bize Acts, lois MAD. J: ME B. Ubairo.._.. —_. .M First Lady of Honor...... Recond Lady of Honor. Margaretta de fice of the Theater Thurs RLOBS FOR BINGLE OP. Orchestra Chair: Se Family Direl Ag Seats may be secured from 4 o'clock +s 8t the Box office only. GRBAT BILL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. IMMENSE SUCCESS RAVEL MARTINETT: FAMILY, Consisting of JULIAN MARTINETTI. PHILLIPE MARTINETTI, ESTHER MARTINETTI, PAUL MARTINETTI, and ALBERT MARTINETTI, MDMB MARZATTI and MONS ANTONIO, B addition to the Regular Company. LADIES’ MATINEE on __ SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SEATON HALL, Corner D and Ninth Streets. Banderron & Howard. tifu] Ballet Divertisewent, Last night but two, of SANDERSON’S MINSTRELS, and BeneSt of the F ig and Fancy Dane 3, ig and Fancy Dancer, Sutarday, Benefitof G@BUKGEL. HALL. NREASURY REGIMENT PROMENADY CONOERT, RDS BATER MONDAY Ee Decembér 19,1964, al o'clock P. M. Music by GRAFFU IMENT N. Magic by GRAFFU LA'S 7TH RGIMBNT N.Y, TIOKETS, admitting a gentleman and lady, 83. . m&y be obtained of the BINGLE TICKET Members of the Regiment. Military and Naval Officers are requested to ear in Unform, ; |AWAGERS.—on. F. E. Spinner, U. 8. Treasarer; egister; Hoa, Edward Jordan, McOullock, Conrp of the Currency; How Jebn M. Brodhead. 24 Comptroller; Hon. Joseph J. Lewis. Com. of Internal Hen. Thomas L. Smith. First Auditor; Hon, E. 8! French, Second Auditor; Hon, Jun Wilson, Third i Pp . Tabor. Fourth Aaditor; Walker, Fifth Auditor; Hon. B. Re Js, B. Bhubrick, Chair’ Private Boxes may be obtained of the Treasnrer of the Regiment at bis Office, Redemption Division, Treasury United States L No tickets sold at the door. FOR RENT AND SALE. | ALUABLF IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PRI- TE SALE.—We offer for sale a Lot on tha south side of G street, between Sixth and Beventh streete west, near the Patent Office, improved on the front by athree story brick dwelling house, contsinicg ten rooms, and on the rear (with anal- arranged four story brick lied with ptesm en- Hon. 8. T. Colby, Sixth Auditor; Admiral Light House Board. ley entrance) a well manufacturing buildivg, sap nd best of machinery morticing, &c., among which is one of ines for cutting, planing, ani mould- ebrated maebin irregular forms of wood, : his property is admirably adapted for a print- book-Lindery, or any manufacturing purposes, and will be suld with or without the ma- 4S. C. McGUIRB & CO,, -alk—A neat, and well fitted up BIL- LISRKY BALOON, in a central location, and ying shandson'+ income. A ten years lease, atures,and three Phelan tables can be pur & SON'S, Real Estate Brokers, Poutheast corner Pa. ay FOR RENT—Two nicely FU. near Government Printing e_and 15th st. NISHED ROOMS, Office, $3) per month, 1OMp FOR RENT—Three or four Furnished CHAMBBRS; also, with waterand gas,anduse ath and parlor, forrent to gentlem 90%, north side of Massachusetts avenue, tween 4th and Sth str, >OB SALE—A new three story brick HOUSE, pourkwest corner of 24 and larket sts, George- ,containing 17 rooms, with all the in perfect order, it all necessary outhaildieg . Price 000, hen required, ‘oF further particulars #pply on the premises, latest imp-ovemen ORSALE—That Handsome RESIDENOE, No. 430 ¥ street, between 6th i house is most eligibly situated in the immediate ost Office and Interior Depart- has a street railroad passing direct! Sede hone Winirt tie nt of amar residence. Apply, i fore the 1s! ecember, 4%3 lth strect, after that da Building's Sth st., near La, ay., to Attorney at Law. OK RENT—A lazge three story brick HOUSE, ih east. very suitable for a vieinity 6f the front of it, and ‘is on L street, near nt and hotel or bosrdin, Hi REPETTI, No, 16- L street, on the 125 20 SOR BALE—4 BRICK ESI DENCE in the #i Ward containing J2reoms. lot 70 by 8), w carriage house and stable; price $1200, AGE HOUBE, lv rooms. lot 6 by 149; price Aiarge FRAME BUILDING, (new,) 15 rooms, OUSE, 7 rooms and brick stable, 7th lot 38 by 70, $1.60. FRAME, 6 roem! rugs, £a8 and water, each Two FRAMES, 2 000. - ‘ Two small BRICK HOUSES, each 91,20). Also, $ seres of prima LAND, with improve ments, near toll-gale, on Bladensburg road, for A GARDEN FARM, 12); acres, ments, pear Bladenstu = F é 7 first appear- good improve- ith improvements, 6 miles $000 M. DWELLING. & city. Montgomery ecunty. G@ LOTS in sll p: h BUILDIN ee MITOHELU & Real Estate Brokers, southeast corner avenue and j5th street. BD HOOCBES for reat. many friends, I A. P.S. Several FURNISH bad twelve years rience in busi- 14 © Geen in the City, and favorably koown te wany of ite Sittsene. 3 ae confident that to all who may ig- Three LOTS, Five FakMs. str: fice open Bw Ineuire at 455 Massachusetts «ren oO lara IMS. oo Poansylvania Jo, 245, suitabis for atores or offic premises, orat No, 266 p> Star. - N&. 8.675. LIST OF LETTERS NG IN THE REMAIN WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER &, 1564. OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER EAVING THB LARGEST CIRCULATION, rg Eee WF Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at the residences of owaers may be secured by observing the following Rules: 1. Direct letters plainly to the street and number of the buuse, Head letters with the writer's fall address, in- pg street and number, and request answers to addressed accordingly. 3. 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FROM PORT ROYAL, 5. Foster's Meve is G amsville—-Estimate ef Union Uns; walties—Our §Advance in Uther Direce treons—Coe-eperation with Sherman. New Youk. Dec. §—The steamer Trade Wind, froma Hilton Head ou the 3a instant, brings astatements that the residents are stu under armsand doing guard duty, in conse quence of Gen. Fosterhaving taken all avail. uble troops to co-operate with Geo. Sherman, who is scon expected on the coast. A number of Gen. Foster's wounded bad been brought to Hilton Head, from which place heavy firing could be heard. New ¥ gicdirgs ene rw York, Dec.3—By the steamer Trade Wind we have Port Royal advices tothe 4b instant. ‘The Palmetto Herald says, on the 2%h ult £n expedition left Port Royal, and went up. Broad river, accompanied by several gunboais and troope; landed at Boyd's Point, and pro- ceeced iniand several miles, Meeting rebel pickets only. Next morning the enemy ap- peared in force on the road leading to Gra- namsville, with cavalry, jofantry, and artil- lery. Wead vanced and drove them gradually back to their battery and entranchments, where they made astand. There was ahot ¢ gage- ment, lasting seven hours, during which there were charges and counter-charges, each side meeting with considerable loss. Night pata Stop to the fighting, the lines on bo:h sidos re- maining thesame. We took & few prisoners and lost a few. Our casualties are variously estimated at from 600 to 1,000. During the evening we fell back a short die- tance nopureued. Since then an advance Bas been made in an- other direction. FROM NASHVILLE, Our Gunboats Engage the Enemy—Forrest Reported Across the River—Rumored Ad- vance into Kentucky. NASHVILLE, Dec. 4.—Matters at the front present no change from that of several days previous, There was less capmonading to-day than usual. A rebel battery fs established on the bluff fourteen miles down the river ast night seven gunboats went down and engazed the batteries, but without dislodging them trom their position. The boats returned to-day, one of them considerably damaged. A yeconnois.ance was made to-day by our forces Letween the Lebanon and Nolansville pike, and after proceeding 4 short distance, the enemy were discovered in considerable force. Onur troops charged upon the noill, which they occupied, and drovethemoll, Two or three men were killed, and seyen severely wounded Yesterday's Nashville Press says that For- rest, with his command, is said to be across the Cumberland. We cannot youch for the truth of this statement, but give it as we hear it. Impression gains etrength among both sol- diers and citizens that the Confederates are evacuating. If this be so, the march om Ken- tucky may be said to have commenced. We think it quite possible—indeed, probable. FROM FORTRESS MONROE, Piratical Exploits on James River- Fortress Monroz, Dec. 7.—Daring the piratical capture of the tug Lizzie Freeman while anchored off the mouth of Warwick river, as heretofore reported, on Monday night, the mate ofthe tug, Mr. William Sptel, was severely wounded tn the choulder, and one of the colored soldiers acting as guard on the barge Zimmerman, which the tug hadin tow, ‘was shot down in cold blood, and two others dangerously wounded, although they offered no resistance. The passengers and crew of both the tug schoonrs were rebbed of their clothing and valuables, and confined in the hold of the barge with the hatches clc .sddown for seyeralhours, The steamer Matily 4, pass- ing the spot next morning, released them from their unpleasant situation, aud conveyed them to Norfotg, Va. » he steamer Wycming, which arrived her last night ata late hour, reported Raving see twocchooners and a steainer burningoff Days Point, the locality of the occurrence on Mon- day night, and abcat fifty camp fires burning on the shore, from which it is supposed that the rebels had made another capture, and de- etroyed the steamer Patuxent with atow ot three schooners, !whieh left here yesterday afternoon for City Point. The report of the “Wyoming, however, lacks confirmation. FROM MEXICO. Success ef the Juarists. Nrw Yorks, Dec. $.—y the steamer Arie we have Havana advices to the 2d of De- cember, and news from the city of Mexico to the 15th ultimo. Mazatlan was captured on the 30th of October by eight huadred Juarists, after an obstinate defence. Guadalajara was acclered under martial law on the &th of Oc- er. Wocdraff A H-2 Wood Geo B White Achton Wilson RevGA W 3 A vray Capt J WhitakerH QO Walker ‘Lewis gz Wilson erg AO Wiley Williaina J A Wood Albt B Ward Marcns L Wright Hon AR B Warwick Benry Whicney Rev N WightO H Walsh Dr RB Walker Cyrus Wood Chas # Whitney © H Wilton David F Whisman D it Webster Dan L Winsor Kdwa Wileor Ervin Wickes BD L Weockeback EF Whistler John Wharton RS Wilson Jobn Wilbur & Co Williston J 8 Weyer Jno Wardruft J B Williams Jos Whipple Capt J Wilson & Finch White Joa Wayne Lt Thos} White WB Wright Col B Williams Wm Wilkon Wm 0 H Williams FO Wintbrep MaiF Wide Jerome ®. YoderChasF 2 Zurk David ¢ Zigelsy Cap Von Yeing Hortam Zitjohke Zitsohke LE 8.—Cerf Levery; Francis R. Baker John; New Jersey Ex- x Commission: Hook Bandy; ref New Grenad: SAYLES J. BOWE. 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E. ePBNUER, (Late on Weeiaete: rom Miss 8a3 Has remov or pire ford’s to No. 246 Pennsylvania avenue. between 12th and ith sts, 8. hsving constant co! 2 Selnty with a ané vicinty al th YLEB in Street, ‘ord PEONDON AND PARIB PASHTONS ressived attended te with promptness. rrespondence in the Latien of thiy. hou rning Ordere 22-20 Part of the 90th line regiment, the first French troops sent to Mexico, had ieft for France Eight hundred guerriliags had attacked 9 force under General Rivas and were routed. A party that had leit Gasca nad been routed. Communication between Durango and Oni- hyabas, was severed. Cortina bas been cap- tured. FROM HAV Ae New Yorks, Dec. +.—The Corry well has ar- rived at Haysna, having @ large number of ep, it is feared, for pirating. Three others, one an iron-claa, are expected. The notorious bleckade-ronner Mail, alias Susanna. was captured on the 27th of October, by the Metacomet, off Camp Echo, with one hundred and fitty bales of cotton The mea who arrived hers inan open boat report having captured an American barr and burned her. The Indian War—Battle Near Fort Lyen. DENVER City. Dec. 5.—Detachments of the Ist and 3d cavalry, under the command efCol- onel Chevinger, bad a fight with the Indians near Fort Logan, and killed betwen 400 and 500 of them, and captured about 500 ponies and mules. The chief Bisck Kettle, White Buffalo, apd Little Rob were killed. Our loss is # killed and 33 wounded. Incendiary Fire. New York, Dec, §$—A large Governmen stable at Fort Hamilton was burnt last night It was the work of incendiary. The horses were saved. ————+ 208+ Affairs in New York, ‘The jnucrease of crime in this city has been of so marked a charscter as toexcite the attention even of the authorities. necorder Hoffman, in his charge to the Grand Jury on Monday, al- luded to the unprom sing fact, and stated that one hundred and thivty menare now in prison ewaitipg indictmentior trial. During the past month the record of metropolitan crime has been simply hideous. All manner of iatamy, all grades ef brutality—in short the whole ga- mut of wickedness seems to have been ran through persistently, villainy thrammtag es- peciaily upon the murder string. To the cases which comes betore ud eG must be added those the records of which lie only in the offi- ces of referees, and neyer meetthe public eye eave in the meerest allusions. Interminable divorce cases, inyolying the vilest turpitude, are heard by the score in dingy Wallstreetand William street offices, and yet of these the Grand Juries are in blissful ignorance. Be it Temarked, also, that scandal was never sorife and society never so thoroughly poilated by social sins. [t would appear asthongh wehad indeed fallen upon evil days when the evil pas- sions grow strictly dominant, ‘and will not down.” The United States Grand Jury have indicted Isaac Henderson late Navy Agent, for alleged malvereations while holding that position. Mr, Hendexeon s friends stillappear to be confident of his vindication when the case will be sub- mitted fortrial. Mr. Henderson is like wise de- fendant in acivil suit for #125,500,59, brought by Joseph L. Savage, a Government contrac- tor, the same gentleman upon whose represen- tations Mr. Henderson was deprived of his office and arrested upon the above charges. Judge Russell, in view of the recent mania tor robbery and assault, hes publicly declared his intention to visit upon eyery offender convicted before him ofrobbery with danger- ous weapons the fullest penalty of the law. A short time ago he sentenced one of the ras: to impritonment for twenty years and months. Judge Cardozo has denied the motion for the removal of the caceof General Batler to the United States Courts, A Lerver FxOM Mr. Lixcorm.—Deacon John Philips, of Sturbridge, Massachusetts, whese greatege—one hundred snd ‘our years—did not prevent him trom doing his duty at the polls on the &th of November, bas received the tollowig letter from the President: « Executive MANSION, 2 WASHINGTON, Nov. 21, 1864, § “ ily Deer Sir—I have heard of the incident At the polis in your town, in which you acted so honorable 8 par and 1 take the liberty of writing to you to express-my persaua) ayatl~ tade for the compliment paid tne by the'suffrage of a citizen co venerable, «Phe example of such devotion to civic duties in one ‘whose days have already been extended sn average lifetime ‘beyond , the Pealmist’s limit cannot but be valuable aud froitfal, Itis not for mystit, only, butfor the couniry, Which you have in your sphere served solong and so well. that I thank yoa. Yourfriena and tervant, A, EaNCOLN. 3 Deacon Joba Philips.”