Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1864, Page 1

ek Se AS ACTS RTS ll ot Sn AMUSEMENTS, CANSERBURY HALL. ava LL }OANTREBURY Hacks} rua oan Beaz Corner ef Sixth street, Rear of National and Greasa bea——. —-...-. ART eee wenn wee cee es meee oe BY OLLOSY_...-..... ._. ___- Ballet M; Jeum Bsrura___.__. Musical Director GBRBAT SUCCESS OF TONY PasToa, TONY PASTOR, TO. TO. THE ONLY COMIO VOCALIST THE ONLY COMIO VOCALIST THE ONLY COMIC VOOALIST FUE ChE y GONG SOuREE THE ONLY COMIO VOOALIS? On the Stage. OVER ONE THOUSAND PERSONS OVER ONE T:1OUSAND PERSONS OVER ONE THCOSAND i BRBONS Unable to gain adr ission te hear PONY PASTOR, NEW SONGS EVERY NIG BREW SONGS EVERY NIG NEW SONGS BEVERY NIG. ¥. Pastor will exhibit hie PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM, . PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM, PHUTOGRAPHIO ALBUM, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM. An@ sing his OPERATIC MEDLEY" PERATIO MEDLEY: PSRATIC MEDLEY @iving his celebrated imitations of Grover’s NO STALR® SONGS! RO STALE S5ONGB! NO STALE SONGS! First week of the aaa 2 i=] a | sg t Masters TOMMY AND WALLY, TOMMY AND WALLY, TOMMY AND WALLY, TOMMY AND WALLY, ‘The Smalles* Bthiopan Comedians in the World The New Ballet, entitled LE DIABLE A QUATRB, LE DIABLE 4 QUATRS, LE DIABLY A QUATHE, L DIABLE A QUATRE, In whieh MONS. MATHIEU AND M’LLE DESIRER MONS. MATHIEU AND M’LLE DESIRER Will appear, acsisted by a Corps de Ballet of TWENTY YOUNG LADIgS, TWENTY YOUNG LADIBS, TWENTY YOUNG LADIES, TWENTY YOUNG LADIES, MISS JENNIE JOHNSON MiIs3 JENNIB JOHNSO MISS JENNIE JOHNSON CHARLEY KANB, CHARLEY KaNB, CHARLEY KANB, Will sing New Duets, MISS LAURA LE ChAIRR Miz3 LAURA LE CLAIRE MISS LAURA LE CLAIRE 3 twu Favorite Pieces, MP LLIOAN, COLLINS. MULLIGAN, COLLINS, In New Actw. Tue Roaring Farce of THS TWO GREGORIBS, THE TWO GRBGORIBS, REMEMBER! MR, PASTOR MR. PASTOR @an only remain One Week Longer. so everybody should take the t chance to hear him, OME BABLY TO GET A SBAT, A GRAND MATINEE YOR FAMILIES, EVERY BATURDAY AFTERNOON, Bpecial attention is called te the fact that we do RO CURTAILMENT OF PROGRAMME at the Matinees, the Performance being identical with that of the evening. NOTICE! Mr, Les bas just received from England a CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, CHHISTMAS PANTOMIMB, which will be preduced FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ¥OR THB HOLIDAYS, with New Scenery, Tricks, Wardrobes, &c, Man- agers of theaters can purchase a copy by appliea- then to Mr. Lea. Look out for the Great Brama of THE BRIGAND’S OATH! aHE BRIGAND'S OATH! CARD .—Are engaged and will shortly appear MUBRAY AND HUTOHINGSON, MURRAY SND HUTORINGSON, MUBRAY AND HUTORINGSON, ACROBATS AND GYMNASTS, and their PERFORMING Dogs, PEKFOBMING DOGR, PERFORMING DOGS, the mort wonderful in the world. Due notice will be giver their first appear- ance: F U RB! : PERE! pens} 910,000 worth of FUBS for Ladies and Chil- dren, now on hand, which we gusrsatee to sell 25 per cent, chesper than any other place in the city. Ladies will please take notice that these goods Bre consigned to us by the largest house in New York, aad we are therefore enabled to sell them very cheap. LANSBUKGH & BRO, 371 and 375 Seventh atreet, _dec $m _ afew doors above I street. SSS Un Sh See, Vee, XXIV. Even +> ig Star, WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1864. NS. 8,681 ; AMUSEMENTS. FORD’s NEW THEATER. Tenth atrest, above Pennsylvania avenue. BENEFIT Of the distinguished American Actress, MRS. D. P. BOWERS, THIS EVENING, December 16, 1864, When she will appear in her great character of CAMILLE. In which she stands withoutanequal. Mrs. Bowers will be super ted by the popular young actor, JM, BRINK, 28 -ARMAUD sna the Entire Company in the remainiog charac- ere. 70. MORROW, _.___ A SPLENDID BILL, Consisting ot AGEDY AND COMBDY In beth of which pioomsny: MRS. BOWERS WILL APPEAR, In rebearsal, LADY ISABEL OF EAST LYYNR, And Knowies's fine play o: THE {iUNCHBAOK. GROVER’S FHEATER. Pennsylvania Avenué, near Willard’s Hotel, THIS (Friday) EVENING, . 4 car) BV ENING. Dec 16, 1384, VESTVALI THE MAGNIFICENT, Who willappear for the last time but one in her ce CaPT. HENRI DE LAGARDERK, in the crand romantic Drama. entitled the THE DUKS’S MOTTO. = I AM HERE! In preparation - AMEA;: On, THE HEBREW FORTUNE TELLER, . _ BILLIARDS. Gaetan oF RILETAR DS WOL Gre place at 8 Room, "4 di = Biere. Beem, rover’s Theater Building, TO. on this occasion. and Geary play the masse shots a a or ee THE OXFORD HALL OF; MUSIC AND PINACOTHECA, Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue ARD FROM THB OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC, The Management have pleasure in announci an enga; nt with oe MISS KATHLEEN O’NBIL, the best comic Vacelise in America. This young TOR 1@ CO) cy né Bre woth he country commences next MONDAY, Bemember the Ladies’ Matinee on del6 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, THE GREAT STAN BASKING IN THE SUNSHINE OF SUOCESs, AN ENDLESS ROUTINE OF Vv is the one Great Teatit sto bribe kis a i 0 natitute of the day, i the citizens of Washington a Bevan ead enjoyment, presenting all the greatest Stars of the rofestion, rezardiess of time, labor,or expense serine resi bale was first invoked has apy gr Inthe Biter of the 8 = Oxford been recorded e vast number of it. * its productions all proclaim it tebe thane of ORead the formicable arfay of nico cea es een ee array of names comprising aT LER OUNCE Or PROGRAMME, of the grea: AVBL MARTINETTI FA INETTI, mre es MISS AGNES SUTHERL. 5 the Becttish Nightingale, the great Corps de Bal- let, and twenty seven other Rertcrmers. FOX, CURRAN & NORRIS, Proprietors. t this week phe rest antomime of Ty STHE MAGIC TRUMPET, in which piece the whole of the great troupe ap- pear »P ASHION ABLE MATINEES BVERY SATUR- DAY. de 12 6 Every n rpREASURY REGIMENT PROMENADE CONCERT, FORD’ THKATER, MONDAY EVENING, December i9, 136 Music by GRAVECLL&'S 1TH RGIMENT N, ¥ y PULLA’S 7 ¥. N.G. BAND TICKETS, admitting a gent’eman and lady. $3, SINGLE TICKETS. v2. may be obtained of the Members of the Regiment. Military and Naval Officers are requested to appear in Unform. i MawaGers.—lion. F, EB. Spinner, U. 8. Treasurer; Hon. 5. T. Colby, Register: Hon. Edward Jordan, Solicitor: Hon. Hugh McCullock, Comp of the Currency; Hon Jobn M. Brodhead, 2d Comptroller; Hon. Josepa J. Lewis Com of [sternal Revenue; Hon. Thomas L, Smith. First Auditor; Hon, BE. B: French Second Anditor; Hon. John Wilson, Third Auditor; Hon. Stephen J. Tabor, Fourth Auditor; on. C. M. Walker, Fifth Auditor; Hon. B. Se Is, Sixth Auditor; Adwiral W. B, Shubrick, Chair- man Light House Board. Private Boxes may be obtained of the Treasurer of the Regiment at his Office, Redemption Division, Treasury United States . dec +-2" No tickets cold at the doo! . u 2 7 FOR RENT AND SALE. ;OR RENT—Thst large and commodious DWELLING HOUSE, containing 12 eooms, .$2% Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th ame 20th streets, northside. First Ward, and next#fnor to Dr. Smoot’s, This house has ail the modern im provements. with gas aad water complete, and ie si in the most respectable and most cen- ion in Washington, being almost in the eentre of al! the principal Government Depare- ments and is well adapted for a (irat class private residence, or & first-class large boarding-house, Rent only $1.50 per annum, payable monthly, in adyanee. Po ion given immeiately. None but persons of first-class respectability, with simi- lar reference, need apply to P.J BELLEW-& CO.. oi9 7th street, three doors south of Odd Mellons! all, e FE OR REN T—To single gentlemen only, ee vate family, twe sets of furnished ROOMS (four front and two back) convenience of gas aud water, five winu‘es’ walk from the Capitol. Ref- erences required, Apply No,475 N.B. corner of D and 2d sts, ae PART CF BOTSE, No. Ti3 Washington str et, Georgetown D. C., three blocks from cx containing very pleasant PARLOR and three BED ROOME. furnished: kitchen and servant's room, &c.. suitable for small Reference re- dec 10-1w* quired, pias Po RENT—Five acres of LAND. with FRAME HOUSE containing 8 rooms, only two miles from the city; well aiapted fur a market garden. FOR SALE—BRICK HOUS. rooms, 6,000 feet of greund, on Capitol Hill; price, $5.00). MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, @ 1h 6t* 8. EB. corner Pa av. and 15th at. Fos RENT—A e@and commodious DWEL- L'NG HOOSE. Three stories, with basemeut, 17 roow #8. gas and water all through; range in kitch- en. andalsih-room. Situated on high creand west end of Bridge street, commanding a beautiful view of the river, and within three minutes’ k of the Washington and Georgetown railroad. The honre has jart been papered dud painted, For ters inquire at No, 27 Wafer street. Georgetown. dee W-st : JOSEPH LIBBEY. Fo RENT--A FURNISHED PARLOR and CHAMBER, on Grat tioor, without board. No, 410 Sd atreet t, opposite Washington House, ane near Penn avenue. Apply on the premises. le SIXTEEN NEW HO 8 FOR SALB.—These } convenient and “desirable HOUSES on llth street east, near Pennsyivavia ayenne, (Capitol Bill ) just Guished, are for sale. They are three stories, with a two story back bui:ding; cellar e whole; ball, parlor, dining-room, five (all papered,) kiteten, bath room with het and cold water, clothes room, front and back stairs. gas and gas fixtures throughout, ranges com plete, &e., finished in the best style, on the Philadelphia plan, without regard to expense. The ill soon pase along 1ith street. aad itis bute Gietance to those on Pennsylvania avenne, otwals the whole way. [tis the intention iid one hundred houses during the year 1855, in the s+me locality, and from year to year, as required; thus in a short time making it the most deviehtful part of be sity. Deoda, stamos, &o., at cost of purchaser. Apply to ame : decd 2 453 Tenth street. Rous FOR RENT—Three or four Barntgned CHAMBBRS; also, with wat nd gas,anduse of bi nd parlor, for rent to lemen, Apply ort of Massachusetts avenuo, be- tween 4th and th sts, dec 1 tf OR SALE—A new three story brick HOUS. I southwest corner of 20 and Market sts, Geor, town, D. C.,containing 17 rooms, with Ald latest improvements t order, A Brick Stable, Ice House and all necessary ontbuildiogs attached. House 45 49, lot 80 4 , Pri 000, Terma +asy, and possession when requir OF further particu! ars apply on the premises, nov! J (OK RENT—Two ROOMS, on second floor, pnit- able fog fous gebtlemen, and ong on frat door. i 37 51 ent ue, th street, between G tamily. a at 49 and H oc [) CENISHED ROOWS TO RENT, witnout Board, to gentlemen on!y—347 K street, 18th, Ineulre of Mrs. A.B. STRCHENGON wa Si-tf AT PRIVATE SALE— epee Five Bo KMS. usetia soar Pm rig at 455 Massach' avenne. ne zh ZUYLER TEN?S.—Gocd second nand SUTLE STINTS ulwarecr hand, ond Ne tae id. and w Tents mare to order ry BARNS & BON, 63% jith street, nest Hiley’s Whart, . now aim? LET. 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Postmaster. . = Puxce 2owLs PUHGRAO REA: have in storé & large atoek of ITE AND DECORATED PUNCH BOWLS, d for at the prasent time. th i sen bi Saeed 4% ow. 'ELER & 80N, Importers of House Fursishing Goods, 3190 90 Ball Pouussivanye enue, between 9th and 10th atree’ dec 12-s06t ss BEST EVIDENCE TAT PRINCE, 381 F street, is the Su/y* practical ST AMP. in «ia that be daily bas sage x at other so-ealli q and mi hie? of iwPads Works—H es—His L, 2 STANTON, Secretary of War. LATEST NEWS FROM NASHVILLE. ——e—____ GREAT UNION Viotory? ———— Heed Dislodged trom ‘en, Gans and 1,500 Pri tack a Splendid & ss—C. ete Digs fiture ef the Enumy—Union Casual. —_—.>———_ Wank DEPARTMENT, Necember 15, 1564—11.30 P. This Department has just received nnofficial dispatches from Nashville, announcing that General "Thomas, with the forces under his Nashyiile at 9 o’clock this morning, and, al- thongh the battle is not yet decided, the whole action to-day is described ss “splendidly suc- miles, the enemy were driven from the river, from his entrenchments, from the range of hills on which hts left rested, and forced back pushed back from one to three Miles, with the loss of seventeen guns and about fifteen han- dred prisoners, and his whole line of earth- right, where no serious attempt was made to dislodge him. Our casualties are reported te be light. Hood’s whole army, except the car. was engaged. Epwin M THE ST. ALBANS RAIDER - Act Generally Condemned—Warrants Issued for Their Rearrest—Opinion of tho Uificers of the Government—investie QuvELEC, Dec. 15.—The discharge of the St. Albans raiders has snrprised the members of the Government, and the gronnd for their dis- trate is likely to be severely dealt with, New warrants haye been issued by the Suprema Court Judge for the rearrest of the raiders,and military torce is to be sent to the border towns immediately to prevent farther depredations, The Feeling in Montreal. Coursal, the magistrate, snd Lamothe, the chief of police.gin the case of the St. Albans raiders, is denounced. Lamotheis accused of ———__ THE WAR IN TENNESSEE. Driven from 1 to 3 ties Reported Slight. «J Major General Diz, New York: command, attacked Mood’s army in front of cessful.” Our lime advanced on the right five upon his right and center, and the center works, except about a mile on his extreme alry, and @ small force near Murfreesboro, Effect of their Discharge in da—The gation by the Council Going On. charge is pronounced ridiculous. The magis- constables are in pursuitofthem. An efficient MontTrEAL, Dec. 15.—The conduct of the complicity with them. An investigation is D | going on by the Counctl, and it is thought that Lamothe wlll be dismissed. Public Sentimentin Toronto. Toronto, Dec. 15 —There isa profound sen- sation here in regard to the Coursal’s decision in the case of the raiders. The best legal ad- thorities pronounce it contrary to law, and it meets general condemnation. Later and Important. QUEBEC, Dec. 15.—The Unbinet had a long session to-day, and it is understood that the members unanimously denounced the act of Judge Voursal in discharging the St. Albans raiders, The pretence was that the Canadian extra- dition act of IS61 was notin force, because it had not, been assented to by the (jueen in ecaneil. ifthe judge had inquired of the Government he would have found that her Majesty had specially assented to the act. He made an as- sertion agsins! the validity of the act of the Canadian Legialature witbont proof. It tarnos out that his assumption was false. The Attorney General, it is understood, ad- vised the issue of new warrants on the same night, by the judge of the superior Court of Montreal, for the rearrest ofthe raiders, some of whom have gone east to Halifax, and some west. Officers are on their track, and they cannot escape if they remain in Canada. The Canadian Government has no legal right to act directly, as the courts have inde- pendent jurisdiction. If the judges refuse to do their duty or act corruptly, they may be suspended or in some cases, dismissed. Itis probable the Council will be dismissed. Parliment,which usually meets on February 1, will be summoned to assemble in the middle of January. when laws will be passed to meet the emergency of the great change of public feeling towards the Confederates, since they bave shown an intention of embroiling the country in war. FROM PORT ROYALS, C, Fortress Monron, Dec. 14.—The steamer United States, Captain Shane, arrived here this morning from Port Royal, S.C., with a large number of released prisoners, variously estimated at from seven to eight hundred. The exchange of prisoners, under Colonel Maltord, was progressing fayorably. Nothing definite in relation to Major General Sherman’s moye- ment could be learned by the passengers who came upon the United States, but the flring of hisgnnsin the direction of Savannah river, Georgia, was distinctly heard for several days prior to their sailing from Port Royal, South Carolina. All the troops that the rebel Government had been able to hastily assemble haye been piaced in the entrenchments immediately sar- rounding Savannah, Georgia, and Charleston, South Carolina, so that General Sherman would meet with but very li'tle resistance on his onward march until he reached the suburbs ofeither of the two cities. where great prepa- rations have ceen made to give them a bloody reception, should he attempt the capture of either of them. Terrific Powder Mili Explosion—Six Mills Destroyed—Ten Persons Killed Witmineton, Drt, Del. 15.—Six mills tn the Hagley Yard of Duponts powder mills, near this city, exploded this morning, killing ten men, and wounding several others. The explosion was the m serious one that has * taken place here for several years. — oe PETROLEUM.—Our readers will find else- where an advertisement of the New York and Liverpool Petroleum Company. Daniel S. Dickinson is the President, and he is associated with gentlemen of experience in the business. A caretul study of the p rospectus will rey al the advantage of the investment, This dis- covery of petroleum is so recent, and the nec- essary demand so large and increasing, that this company may be said to preceed upona permanent basis. Their prospectas speaks frankly and fairly, and the name of Mr. Dick- son, Who has here, we believe, for the first time associated hisname with any corporate enterprise, should satisfy the inqnirer that it is notamere speculation. Ail of the funds paid in forms the workiug capital of the company, and no one conneeted with it is interested in selling the company land or property ata ficti- tious yalue or at any profit. Stockholders are mutually interested in ai) the profits of the company. A limited number of shares are offered ata subscription price of five dollars per share, without further tax or assessment, which is,but balfthe par value. Several ef the trustees are located in the oil region, and have @ personal supervision over the company’s aflairs,and it is expected that large quarterly’s dividends will be requ'arly paid from the Ist of January. Subscriptions at the price indicated will only be received during the present month.— Communicated. UnItEeD States Covet oF CLAIMS, De- cember 14.—In the case of Matthew Bon- ner, executor of Cadwalader Wallace, deceased ys. the United States, Chief Justice Sasey de- livered the opinion ofthe Court, sustaining the demurrer of the claimant to the plea of the statute of limitation filed therein by the Solici- tor for the United States. ‘The testimony on the part of the claimant in the above entitled cause was thereupon sub- mitted tothe Court by Messrs. Thurman and Coombs, and objections to the same by the So- licitor for the United States. Adjourned. December 15.—The case of Matthew Bonner, executor of Cadwallader Wallace, deceased, vs. the United States, was argued by Mr. Coombs for the claimant, and the argument tor the United States opened, without being concluded, by Mr. Weed, the Assistant Solic- itor. Adjourned. CONSECRATION OF A BisHor.—Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coxe, D. D., formerly of Baltimore, will be consecrated as Assistant Protestant peenee Bishop of the Western Diecese of New York, at Geneva, on Wednesday, January 4th. The Bishops of Michigan, Mary- jand, New York. New Jersey, and the Assis tant Bishop of Connecticut, are empowered to assist Bishop Delancey in the consecration services. Ul The Annapolis During the past week ‘seized and condemned contrary to law ie our waters. hail from’New York. ———_—_——_—_———— + Dr. Thomas King Carroll is ® candidate Gazette, of the 15th, says: three vessels have been for dredging for oysters The vessels tein Dorchester conn: Ma, to for tne vacancy caused by Mr. Holland's reaig- jon. i ae ren Ching Lakectathel has been exca- i i wated for neatly «quartet of & mile, and is Ter a demoncnas eohar id Tove Ghetshia A P : that State has the * soeui beanie way The number ot hogs packed a! awd Saumrany Ws AdQDE 490,000...» ~ = ” isd gars