The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1863, Page 7

NEW YOK NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. | Wasuinorow, May 19, 1863, | BREAD 48D BACON’ FROM ENGLAND FOR ME REBELS. A singular circumst.\uce in the history of the rebellion, And additional evidence cX the straits to which the rebels are reduced for supplies, is (Mrmished in the fact, of which advices have been received by the Navy Dopartment, that on the 25th ult. the steamer Gladiator railed from Liverpool with fifteen hundred barrel of bread and one thousand and forty-five barrels of bacon, cstensibly oleared for Nassau, but undoubtedly mtending to rup the Diockude of the Southern ports. SEIZURE OF CONFEDERATE MONEY. A portion of Colonel Baker's detectives Imve taken pos- IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY. ther Rebel Invasion of the State— he Enemy Reported Advancing on ichmond, Ky-—Efforts to Fiank Gen. corams, dec., de. ae Cuvounani, May 18, 1863. spatohes ftom Somerset, Ky., say that the rebel in Wayne and Clinton counties is increasing. They id to have seventeen thousand men and fourteen | of artillery. rebel regiments of infantry have passed through own, aud twenty-four more regimouts are re- d at Morristown, Fast tennessee. ral Buckper is said to be at Clinton. rébel pickets at abies sabes om the Cumberiand river at | sof Me. Smichsou’s bank, andare examiming the Oui soon be fordable, | Premises. It soems that a very large sum of Confederate bape ag ne fee ee se * | money was found in private hands at a boarding house near by. Secesh prisoners have been heretofore cnabled to exehange their funds at this pout, but the possession of anything like a bundred thousand dollare in rebel funds is not regarded as just the thing. 1t is understood that late advices of Mr. W. W. Coroo- ran’s movements in Europe bave induced a surveillance Of his property here. Hoe has with him abroad about « million and a balf of dollars. CAPTURE OF PRIZES. Several prizes have recently arrivedat Washingtou— wiz: the schooner Harvest, capturod by the steamer Jainata ef Charleston, with eighty-four bales cotton; schooners Martha Avn and R. Corson, from New York, witn cargoes of whiskey, molasses, wagons, furniture, &c., captured near the mouth of the Chesapeake. They were charged with violating the revenue laws, and: smuggling goods into Virginia. THE OASR OF COLONEL D’UTASST. nty three bodies of the men of the New Jersey regi- who were drowned have been recovered. ter from Richmond, Ky., says the rebels have d the Cumberland and are advancing on that place. jg no question but that another invasion of Keo- is contemplated with a view to flank Rosecrans ompel him to leave his strong position at Murfrees- lhite man was killed by a free megro in New Albany 17th. The greatest excitement prevailed and the had to be culled out. Lovwyuis, Ky., May 19, 1863. the exception of eleven small rogiments, under Morgan, on the south side of the Cumberland headquarters hore discredit all the reports of rebel attempting the invasion of Kentucky, and think from Mount Vernon, Somerset and else- come from rebel sources, and designed to prevent The court martial in the case of Colonel d’Utassy wit! ‘al forces from reinforcing Rosecrans, or invading | be a-sembied to-morrow , after an adjournment of a week. a It is provable that the elaborately written argument of* the acoused in his defence will consume the greater part EWS FROM WEST POINT, VA. ¢f to-morrow’s session, and that the case will be aubmit- ~~ ted to the court without a review by the Judge Advocate. PUTTING THE CONTRABANDS AT WORK. A portion of the contrabands at present at the Contra- band Camp ta this city are to be immediately employed in culivating Gen. Lee's estate, at Arlington, aud other abandoned farms m the vicinity of this city in Virginia, for the purpose of raising furage. All of the contrabands who are able to work and not otherwise employed wiil be at once put to work for this purpose. It is estimated that ten thousand tons of forage for the use of the army can be raised this season in this manner with profit, while at tho same tme affording employment to the con- trabands who are thrown upon the govermment {or sup, Port. ATTACK OF WHITE SOLDIERS ON NEGRO RECRUITS. To-day Dr. Seely, of the army, and Dr. Auguste, the re- cently appointed colored surgeon, were employed in ex- amining the nogro volunteers, preparatory to their being mustered into the United States service. Two or three companies are expected to be mustered io immediately. ‘This afternoon, while a portion of thie regiment were marching along near the Old Capitol, without uniforms and unarmed, some soldiers of the Fifth and Fifteenth Pennsylvania reserves made an attegk upon them, throw- ing stones at them and iniiicting some slight wounds. Tho attack was eatirely unprovoked, and was not reseated by the negroes, who behaved with mach more maniiness and propriety than their cowardly assailants. PABADS OF THE NHORO TROOFS.: The negro battalion paraded to-night ow Capital Hill, and in passing and repassing the Old Capitol ghve repeated groans for the secession prisoners. DISMISSED FROM THE ARMY. By order of the Wer Department, Captain Joba a. Had dock, of the’ Thirty-Afth regiment New York Volunteers, hasbeen dismissed the service, for Violating Ube sove- reignty of a foréign State in arresting and bringing away from Canada a deserter trom ‘the United. States forces, pamei Ebenezer Tyler. Tyler has been dteeharged from his ealtetment in the United states service. DEATH OF LUBUTENANT COLONBL PUTNAM. Information has been received at the Quartermaster Goneral’s office here of Ue death of Lieutenant Cvlonel Putnum, Quartermaster of the Department of New Orleans. Colonel Putnam had been associated with the Quartermaster’s Department for many years. He was ia charge of tho forage and wagon department in Washing ton previous to the Poninsular campaign, and as Captain accompanied General FE. V. Sumner in his marches under General McClellan, He was promoted Lieutenant Colouel of Unived States Volunteers for his efficient services om the Peninsula Previously he ranked as Cuptainda the re- gular service. APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE CONSCRIPTION ACT. ‘The followlog named persope are announced tn addition to those heretofore published as having been appointed by the Prosident in conformity with sections 5 and 8 of Of the aet approved March 3, 1863, ‘‘For enrolling and calling out the national forces,” &c. They wilt be obeyed spondence of Mr. C. H. Farrell, Wesr Pourr, Va., May 17, 1863. Richmond Paper Says of Our Position—Discipiine Troeps—Our Commanding Oficers—The Enemy's —Division Postmaster—Visit of General Rufus ) hc. ohmond Whig of the 12th inst. refers to the of our army at this point, and says we are throw- intrenchments, also that*the force is not large, working party is composed mainly of negroes.” reracious rebels believe our force is not large why mot attack umd capture our troops. Gur army ample for any emergency, anda better spirit troops | have not witnessed in my two years’ ex- with the army. This state of discipline bas not ous growth, but bas arisen from the fact that ips ollicers have worked with an earnest zeal judgment that have redounded to their vaya Major in command ig an educated so! ‘has seen wnuch mane service in the field. iis , unmbed suidiers aud educated men. Among jow York city has a worthy Pa sinter but, ndicious motives, ! refrain to mention his name. he day of action comes this ofliver, with the Kin- represontatives wuich be commands, will add ors bo our fing, wor Geueral recently issued an order in regard to ‘vance of the Sabbath. To-day the order Bi observed ees the various camps. tho services were hed A All ie ‘ peers BecessAry, Was HUB) 0 "4 yrekets wre sveu datiy ou the banks of the )» Aud tho Mattapuny rivers. They do not appear, ) ts any forve un our front. ir. Francs, obaplaia of the Monitor regimont, appuinted by the \ ommanding General division y. The appriutment meets the upauunous ap- ali the ufficers and men ju this army. rat Hufus King pari ehe army a visit to-day. He d bute short time, and then returned to York- ef the Steamer George Peabody from New Urieans. jaited States eteain trausport George Peabody, Atwell, arrived at this port last night, from Now Oth inst. and Key West 14th, bringing two hun- diors of the Eighth Uniced States inifastry (ex- Prisovers trom Texas), and forty sieorage pas- ings no news from Key West, aod her news from leans bas been anticipated by the steamship ‘aseington, which arrived here on the 17th. d ls 8 list of her passengers:— Courcelie and lady; Miss 1. Courcelle, Miss K. , Miss A. snyder, stits M. K. Merriman, Miss ‘T. ayres, Miss Alice K. Smith, Musa Carrie A. ics. L. Smith, Colonel Edward L. Mouneux, Une h 5 R. M. Maniy, ; Rev. Beckwell, Dr. United States intautry; Captain W. Johnson, Ninetioth New York; Captain Wm. ton, ‘Twensy first pee Lioutenaat Charles a. D.C.; Lieuteuant C. 3, Fassett, Sixth Michi- tenant Phiiy ge Nivetiouh New brig 8 ae Geo. W. Beal, Sergeant Mi W.'Rosebuck, J. J. m. Parma W.Lanaer, W. A. ‘A. Ceawfurd, Peter Wolf, R. Miles Robinson. and respected accordingly:— - ALL INOW Provo Commis Fatal Rallroad Accident. pea: Dee p BOX KILLED AND SEVERAL PERSONS IN- JURED, BTC. SaLamanca, Catranavous Coryty,N. Y., May 19, ‘s63, express train on the Atlantic aod Giréat Western |, consisting of an engine, one baggage and two cars. was passing over a bridge just this station to-day, the bridge parted the contre, letting the tender of the the baggage and one passenger car down jeen feet to the ground, The baggage car was roken up and the passenger car but slightly Fortunately the smal} olream rubs bridge was very low, the ‘being but inches ia depth. 9—Ames. 4—Jas, Woodrut. Jobn Mckinney. Chas, ‘Coollage 5—Jas. M. Allen. Richard A. Yoo. Thomas Hail. 6—Abel Longworth. Sol. Simmons. Robt. Mecarthur. T—Wn. Fithian. J. 5. Wolf. H. G. Johnson. 6—isaac Keyes. Clinton Jones. %. H. Whitmore. 9—B. F, Weetiake, C.C. Sturtevant. R.M. Worthington 8. W. Moulton. David Prince. Wm. P. Archer. F. R. Payne. 12—tieorge Abbott. John E. Deitrich. Henry Wing. 13—Wm.¢. Carroll. A.J. Keykendalt. Thos. H. ‘Burgess. Lieutenant Colonel James Oaks, Fourth United States infantry, has been detailed to aid the War Department ia the arrest of deserters and in securing uniformity in the execution of the Enrolment act in the State of lilinois, the casualties are the following: — headquarters at Springfield. isboy vamed Greene, killed. KRNTUOKY. Plime, United States Mail Agent, badiy injured in | pi_) ee yong 1—Rowland i. Mall. Aloert Bradebaw.. Ww. H. 2—J. 8. McFarland. N.R. + Coney, buggage master, in the head and chest. Allen. A Weber 3—J. H. ©. Sandidy. Jas. Hazard, Byron By . threo others wore slightly bruised. None of the | {yr 1 Siseayiog.” Joo. U. Cochrane. H.'s. Wemlagh. were seriously injured. 56—G. W. Woonach. W.T. Barrett. 1. 8. Bell. to the bridge will be repaired and traing regular trips by to-morrow morning, Raliroad—Hiection of Directors. tection for a Board of Directors of the Har- ‘oad Company took place to-day and resulted in change. 6—4ie0, W. berry. E. W. Hawkins. KE. P. Buckner. 7—Tom Moore. Fitob Munger. 8. F. Gano. 8—Robert Hayes. \- ison. = J. D. Foster. Wm. ©. Grier Edward F. Dalia. L. M. Butord. Major W. H. SiMdel!, FHteen:h United States infantry, has been detailed to aid the War Department in the arrest of deserters and in securing uniformity in the execution of the Enrolment esctin the State of Kentucky, bead- quarters at Frankfort, James B. Fay, Provost Marshal MARYLAND ‘The following is an official list of appointments of Provost Marshals and members of the Board of Earol- Horace ¥. Clark, Jona, Alstyne, Albert smith, Albert’ J. Akin bo have since bekdotkes 40. the | ment, for the State of Maryland. buiid 1— John Fr Frasier Jt. Teeodore Gayton. Wm. H.Farrow. wo 2—Robert Vail pare te N. Haverstick. +3 Ward. 4 a m. ) de Hi 4—James Senith. John J. Thomas. Chas. J. Baer. 6—John C, Holland. P. W. Whitright. R. E. Dorsey. Lieatenant Colonel J. H. Alexander, of the Fourth Maryland Volunteers, has been detailed ae Acting Assist. ant Provost Marshal Geaeral of the state headquarters at Baltimere. ARRIVAL OF EXCHANGED UNION PRISONERS. Several bundred exchanged Union prisoners have ar. rived bere, One of them, am officer, states that new and extensive earthworks have been erected on the tarn- pike road between Richmond and Fredericksburg, here- tofere unboown to us. ADJUSTMENT OF THE CLAIMS OF AMERICAN CITIZENS ON PERU. ‘The tedious and protracted negotiations for am adjust- ‘ment of the claims Of citizens of the United States on the Puruvian goverament have been brought to an auspicious eoncluston. convention om the subject, mcluding tbe amendments by our Senate and scoepted by Peru, will sbortly be published, aad the Commission pro- if Railroad, ice Of the st00k to @ high figure oid boulders to part with their ai These abares es§ cares Scuxii. then addressed wane fot I suppose the Gret bosiness in order Sr manent organization of Boag Board by the & Presigent. rerimit me, of el 6 to offer the cing resolution, the of whl this body will not .ail to gratify the nah of the Stockholders of the company. | betaken. K ALERALD, WHDNMSDAY, MAY 2U, 1863. States have ea ecaks Those States baving Public ands in their limits must make their selections therefrom, States rot having public iands will receive | with a fine performance of “tone Asif to cause the scrip, which shall be) assigned by the State authorities to | public the greater regret at the cossation of the Opera, Individuals who may ate in auy States or Territories | all the artists wore in xplendid voice, Mme, Guerrabolla, having lands—in tho LMtor without limit a to quantity, | enoouraged.no duubt by the apylause which has greeted i the former not above 0.49 hundred thousand acres may | hor at cach representation of this now favorite opera, Kang last Monday night with great success, She was warmly applauded throughout the performance. In the first act General Moredith bas becu eelieved from the military | she sang the “L'Amo” with ao much exprassion and commission, as already stated, It was yesterday reported | grace as to qauee a demand for an enoore, It may be that be was to take command {™ the Pennsylvania re- | gatd that Maje, Guerrabclia bas achieved in the role of fone serves, but this is probably a mis, #ke. General Hointzel- | 9 triumph. She looks and droasos the character ‘man, in whose department the divis ‘00 now i, bad pre- | w porfeoti and sings the musio of thia role Wiousty applied for another officer. admirably. When it is taken mto consideration THE SI3UATEON OF AFvains at .*HE SOUTH. that she {t after Mme, Medmi, her eucccas ‘The article from the Richmond Angui.r Of the 16th | is from the (act. We ere pleased inst., published in the Fuxav of Sunday’ morning, bas | to hear thagon Saturday noxt “ lume’ will be given ones attracted very genoral attention. It displays’ more Cully | moro at ince for the bono of Bignor Bellini. ‘han suything heretofore publisued the aeaponc'eocy and On Monday night Mazzoieni had fully recovered Crom Ick Of contidenee of final success existing in Re¥eldom, } his }) and certaialy he never sang Of acted a0 and a juster appresiation of the actual situation of \Wisiew | admirably agoa that cocasion, Ho was applauded in the than they have heretofore boen willing to acknowledge. | most outhi manner. Even their victories are more injurious to teem then Milo, Sulzy, as Nydin, algo aang and acted with groat defeats are to the Union cause, and while nearty their | offeot. Sho yas warmly applanded. whole avaliable force is already in the field,a large part | Signors seomed, like the artista we Of the wastage on our side ia replaced by the great tide | have alri of emigration which the distress prevalent in Europesa ‘{ previous On Monday evening tue Maretzek operatic season closed GENERAL MERED ‘TH'S MOVEMENTS. Causes to flow to our shores, , ©HE RIVAL BANK NOTE ENGRAVING COMPANIRS. An apimated struggle is in progress in the Treasury De- partment, Between the ol@ American and National Baek Oa next Note Companies om one sido, end the Coutineatal Bank | mauguratea Note Company om the other, im reference to the goatract | theatre, when will be proveatod (or tho firm time in Ame- for engraving and printing the new ‘Treasury notes. The | rica Gtuok’s spectacalar opera, “ Orpheus, or new company offer the most favorable terms and profier | the Trials of Love.’ We are assured that the mise on entirely mew designe; but the old companies allege that scene wilt be magnificent; that the house has been newly they are able to do the work most expeditiously. It will } decorated and lighted ; that « grand corps de bullet bas boeu Teqaire many montha of preparation before such work | provided, and that the orchestra will be under the direo- can be done by the Treasury Department itself, as was | tion of Mr. Carl Anschuts—whiok is a gaarantes for its” contemplated im the recent act of Codgreas upoa the | ficiency. Mme. Roltor, Misa Goary, Miss Kemble and % ‘Mias Drome wil form part of the troupe engaged by Mile. REMOVAL OF THE WINNEBAGO INDIANS. Vostvail. Tho entertainment promisss to be meet attrac: Commissioner Dole bas received a tologram that the | tive. ‘Winnebago Indians, two thousand altogether, are, in ac- SUCONSS OF MLLE. CARLOTTA PATTI IN. LONDON. ordance with treaty stipulations, already on the way ‘The Leodon journals are tiilod with the praises of Mile. from Minnesota to their new homes ta Dacotab. The re. | Carlotta Patt!, who made her debut at the Royal Italian moval was represented as peaceabiy effected. Dr. Smock, | Uperaina concert. The Tims prognosticates for the of Peonsytvania, formerly Indian agent, has been ap- | young artide “ the mont briltiant success of the noasoo."* pointed Superintendent of Indiam Affairs for New Mexice. | The Morning Post saya:— ILLNESS OF SENATOR HABLAM, OF 10WA. ‘Tho debutante Of last ovening, also, ‘A despatch received from a relative of Senator Harlan, | bas geined a pepeeion ote Deezcamnips Sohadead ybuasdinnies ‘united C4 (ais Usted} of Iowa, announces that that gentleman is so ill that he is hor tna rpanaion void ba oudorged oy te cr: Bot expected to recover. polar args ton doy bo Tocca ‘THE NEW HAMPSHIRE GSOOND REGIMENT ORDERED TO ae er hesitation «a that Mile, ovrr. Carlotta possesses one of the most deli an well as The New Hampshire Second hag been considerably ah sate, yontereeh ich ssecsnce. wre_rer Daiened uaa rpecigiegs dipindtee Clas atetsaerr tet tae for active duty. It is claimed by many experienced Lew ii etacting 46 “Sia, -Olrhinen Piast officers that if furloughs te regiments or to men had sid po mgd jens oxprocsed by ite lending ene beom more generally granted last winter, reinlistments one abs ” would be more common. 2 as he a i ig a Gingor of the vory highest order. Her ‘THE EXPENGE OF BNPOROLNG THE DRAFT. etan is 6 Saabs enmsinte ealiny, us sn eeense Experieoce in service has shown that the enforcing of | Seoms boundless; for w mounts * the draft 1s far moce expensive aystem of getting mon | ‘hogsttd pafore-cehe does so. with s taclity sud abesn than by giving large bounties to volumteers. Honoce the ae planes Oe nannies 6 ee ees eee action of the War Office. Towns are siready moving in | sear b J Soma tte the North to give each suitable boanties as will Induce | OF om volunteering. - mounted 4 NSW HOTSL PROySOr. gece ‘The extensive lot of ground oppose the north wiag of ‘4 tho Treasury Department has Desa porohased by Skee, | fuot' test She ssas camores” whee the bang, with Chadwick & Co., proprictors of Willard's Hovel, ta tais papery seater cad coos 208 Sse ae city, and #4 ‘no dintant day's mammoth etel wl be'| SS, Se'vookl excention.. We need scarcely ad tet sho rected thereon by these gentlemen. excited ‘entirusiaam of the audience, and that hor A SUIT FOR VERS. oo in Europe—was a triumph rarely speseusieg sate loapatidanin sae Srormany tho ty rae arma vara aes ha ‘Treasury, defendants, and Richard W. Thompeqn, pluin~ sas “Tanbertiote—one tiff. The ground of the suit is damages for derlining to tyne tnt whic cont bape toe bs onthe pay Mr: Thompson, on demand, a foe of $40,000 for sor: vices to the Menominee Indiass. Caleb Cushing aad Mr. wonder and delight. The most ac Gillette are Mr. Guthrie's counsel. The Court desided in Sguee Tiesaiomoed \ocvoltee—ca ee bie volin favor of the defendants. rivalled the ar- TRS CHIPPEWA INDIANS. Yen Poy oy neaving taco The Indian Bureau bas information that there has been | monest ditty. This spontaneity of song is one of the high Ro ection by the chiefs of the Chippewas to invalidate | Charme of Carlotta i. The most elaburate vo- their tronty stipulation last winter te remove to the ox- ey ee Saaka ten teearee, (come northern part of Minnesota. wes recalled at the end of vach of her songs, end Ceenunenpoans ‘2 Drilltant and altagethar naqualified triumph.” Annual Commemement ef Columbia We append a letter from our masical corros- College Law School. Pendent which refers to the debut of fe, Patt: — ‘The annual commencement of Columbia College Law Jonata, Agri 38, 3008. Scheel tok piace last evening at the roome of the His- esttamae’ Online Fan meat has become the town talk Carlotta Patti made her first ce Of torical Society, corner of Kleveath streot Secon: of Londes. appesran: lel 32 and Second ave: | Twarsday, 7, Apt IG, at the Royal liaian Opers, Coveat nue. This excellent academy ts oaly four years in exist- { Garden, 10 an me ag ence, comprising the etite of ence; but, though young im years, bas siready gained con- olremiet ‘To nay that she was eminently suc- Aiderable distinction by reason of ite admirable manege- would an imperfect idea of the aterm ment and the character of the young men who have boon poy ooery ont, bor on , ofl entrance, and follow- unity. was called out five ay acteniea with shouts of educated within ite halls. Asan indication of the high | times, ryytiey ption ape rk im Fauk which it holds among the colleges of the country, it | Bravo. The papers, without s single exoe ‘ may,be mentioned that, by a special act of legisiation, it is —— DiSusteesh cite bac sone? ta et ns accom: Provided that graduates from this law school are admit- pied eran eet of th fay, and desma her vocali tod immediately to practice in all the courte of | *tlos as and perfect as the most inveterate ad- the State without being pelied to mirer of Persian: eould desire. The (ied: pronouncer qaominatce. fhe commeccaensas taut highs tae the het thake on D atin the atr (rom the “Magic Flute, fourth since the fo foundation of the py ry very ae eben * could rival. The Anel yeuke ody sci bee spe Bg as. Tne dro cllndes tothe dae ab Wciifaatly (ramphast i rare’ the’ vonstebin Ten coe a whilat the Sondard calls it the moat brilliant success of preatdeet of Columbia College, in the chair: King, | tne season The Times, which hes recently the Theodore W. Dwight. director of the law studies; ue Parisian system of giving a musical review ou Mondays, james pnw has the following prelimigary notice — peep Nannie py pe A aed equally “well | “Lat night Norma’ was produced for the first time knows citizens. these three years. Mile. Antonietta Fricei sustaining the wito delivered an sloqeat addres ou “Anoront ‘aca mg. | UArt of the Dryid Priestess. A concert, followed, dern Eloquence,” which was treated ina most ep purp a Mil, Carlotta Patti, who manner During bis remarks the speaker said that tyler rh in pabie for the frat jima in aa subli eloquence of antiquity was ad a the race OF glaute Was gun. cod the eer ben ant: | lag past midnight, we can Obl jst now the compleiely absorbed the present age that neither here | 800088 of both iadies—triumphant, indeed, in the case of nor in Europe was there to be found a Migs Patti, who displayed a voice of extraordinary caps ‘The days of Patrick Henry, Webster and (ia; * | bilities, and m training and vocal acqu le which b the veritable sister of the renowned ~ “i higrees tier — fe Patt sang! 0 fase 4 quent avi fron ered “Linde, i Chamount;"' the son “The Qui the Amat afar wig) eggs aad ror ae ret aes wae |S "from. The Zam wi god. the ‘comic 00 of awarded, ite eo rw cosrred we “Adina and Dulcamara,”’ from’ The FJisir d’Amore,” Edmuad ete: ee Of $150 was ra BAA qyith Signor Roocon!, in each creating a perfect furore, and upoo Mr, Erastus B. Rodd, and the third prize of $100 exhibiting « rare comic talent in the duot. The ‘per was conferred upon Mr. Franeis i. Kernochan. formances are to be rephaled row night end oo ‘success ul compettiors received certif ‘of morit and | Moaday, and alter the sensation eventing, we think were applauded by the audience. it should be | ** AY safely prognosticute one of the most priiliynt suc stated that these prizes were awarded on ar made | conten of the seasia for Mies Carlotta Patt! by Messrs. Murray Hoifman, ‘Marshall Gye and Ullman are in ecatasy, as the success was so fa? the deg ein aay cere forthe vocend concert gn satan it ta entirely ong: #000 ‘on Matur: dosren ot Bachelor of Laws wae conferred on the ‘ts wa oa ied. Broea Andrews, ‘John Campbell’ Droderick = A aod » OF an Oxtra night soo, Will mm (a I, George imag, Otis sie, eed Apri AL, 10 8 densely » ‘is i + Ki well, Richard Hay, William Henry Fuller, Edward Dougias Gale, Frede- rex Gailatis, Jon Lyon Gardiaer, Gardner the beginning, to be rend; meals commences middle of He The Government Finances. Pritavecras, May 10, 1868. The government subscription agent reports the sale of 02,060,160 worth of five twention w-day in the follow. localities:—New York, $876,000, Peonsyivante, $520,160; Boston and New Kngiand, $475 000; Baltimore, $69,000; Wilmington, $27,000, Dela ware, $19,000, Wisconsia, $40,000; Ohio, $62,080; Wheel It te the expectation of the Treasury JANB BNGLISH'S THEATRE. Mre. Jave English bae rearranged aad improved the | ig, V4, $8,000 programme of her performanecs at Laura Keene's thea } Department that small bonds will hereafter be isued in vo suit all subscriptions. They have thetr eppearagee, and large acesesions are tre, The entertainment is sow quite im the style of the | Seific , and ie almost equally enjoyable, Two paato- mimes are given every evening, interspersed with tight Pope dancing andcloud swinging. The pesformers are ia the main admirable, especially La Belle Rosita, Tantretta and the twin clowns. Vor and gentle. meo during the warm evenings, when beavier and more lateliectaal performances are bore, and for children at any and all times, we cam recommend Mrs. Rnglish’s ieee yun’ WISCONSIN BLECTION. Muwsvumn, Wis., May 18, 1863. The official canvass for Chief Justice gives Dizon, Uaton candidate, 2401 majority ever Cothren, democrat. ‘THE OFFICIAL CANVASS IN NEW Hamregtas, Boston, May 14, 1463. ‘The oficial! vote for members of Congres: in New z Movements of State Regiments. —TRIPLKE SHEET. Com- General Haseall of His May 18, 1863 Brigndior General Hwsca!l patinen Of Ludiana, bas been relioy mana Octal Draw reay, Eddy & his i i os, >, 71, oh , Th, 34. ca, Ouase S34-itay i, tb08 37, 75. 1, 10,48, 40, 54, 16,1 Ja sent free of charge by nis rcani er to AY EDDY & 60. ork. ale do Covington Vo 60, the Shelby College OMcial Drawin Lottery of Ki yok exrna ., SL, 46, a, 4 5 . oe » 20, 10,4 oT, So, %, 69, oe 36, 44, 18, oat os aes oan A MORRIS & bac Wilmington, Deiaw: hed im all Legailacd Lotteries. JOBKPT BATES, Broker, Prizes © Fa formation MISCELLANEOUS, A BKOMATO SCHIBDAM BOUNAPES, AUNTVERSAL OUKATIVE LN CONSUMPTION. Recommended by tho MEDKOAL FAOULITY tn iho romo- wal of DY EVITA, In DROPBY jis Catablishod curative proposties ave | spoon without @ rival. - =e The Diaretic and Solvgnt proportion of the “Aromat Schiedam Schnapps” réhdee tt acotiedly ellicacious ta ORAVEL andall other aifvotions of tae Kidnoya In GOUT and RUBUMAT.SM, If takon in the form of wa neh faken as hot punch, iy HUMORAL aud Sr ASMOLMO aatnma it affords j.omediate retief. By its peculiar and speci (ic quaM¥es tt arrests the cold mm Aau! aad FVM and prepares the syatom for tho inde lsurtion of ie adiniited caradves of thin disease, Adunimistored HOLA, CHOLERA MORBUS aud CHQLIG, trem orn the functions of the Itmhoud be Liver, and rapid 7 Kooretious. talon mined with hot water and ugar As a NERVINE, a TONIC trial of fifteen years tn all “1 Wait street, room No. 1, New York Wire Window Guards, Wire Work for QOonservatorics and Bay Windows, HUTCHINBON & WICK BRSU AM, aoe, BURL, Cont coms of sete Bight Cartes de Visite for $1, of oq atyfo and Gniah, at TALT'S, coruer of Cortlan Green wick streols, Te Photographers.—Te Dealers in Phe- Sew ‘The WRED, ini fim Emig matafacring purposes z bgouts wanted. wane Latest Developed and Most fo bc my Machine tvo of all the ing that of em broil nd cba iy the ine whieh ieee out ry new al ‘aiocian ina Fac is the one most Ss dees orenon et tae ine «Bs Paty ay ler, the ‘GbO \GHINS ts cortataly juatitied. Mintinn Whites 8 s vn Seles a; PB. roan Alao Copa. 2is Droauway, Te Man With rao Prionds.—Sach We KNOX, ux haatior, at Oe A Browdway east corner of Falun. treet, ie, that it ig the only Wa artnet, tne, beat bag ut Tull measure of oes and 6 bargain. Bowember wv on KHON If you want's good bas. Romaine’s Crimean Bittors.—Mr. Frede- rick 8. Correns, the Gistinguished mordhant, ise general agont for the sale of it. Remain: pobre ittore Conmtoract the tlt effects w t, and are unriy as the Astor, Bt. Boho- tas toale and apetiser. wedi dt 0: ‘Tho Pecavian Syrap ea the Blood with ite rae Blemeat, {roa and. lavigoraien eymem. 0. K. Soap is New Seid by Gro- msreratere is te repidly growing in (aver amoag PPR) no gel beryl spperters, ae bey ney ted office, oa sirget, un o corner fray and a Wigs, Towpecs, He and Cream, for BArCHRLOR STE Bond avon, TTS Cristadoro’s Hate Dye, Preseevative ‘“ Wig wholesale ead retail, Ne. 6 Astor House. agen bby ekilful artiowa, Hiu’s Hetr Dye, “50. “Cents, durable, beantiCul Be i pacciay pees with S pwoeons hg uiul. Depot Be 1 Barciag Died. Baaby.—Un Tuesday, May 10, Mrs. Many Baanr, aged and Abby J. Vander hoof, aged 35 years and 16 da funeral will taxe place from the residence parents, No. 214 Court street, Brooklyn, this (Wedues- bys 2 afternoon, at two o'clock. OM. —ANY KiJZABETH, oldest daughter of Wiliam R. and Mary E. Jones, aged 6 yoars, 4 months and 26 days. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family and those of ber grandfather, Enoch Joven. are res} fully ineited to at wad residence of ber jatber the fa » from No. 237 Delanody street, the (Wednesday), two o'clock Burtinglon (Vt.) papers please copy, | Por other deatha prey ae ! MISCELLANEOUS, . ° awe. f , INSBCT POWDER. fain Vermin Eaterminator. : eo. MAGNENEC Anta, Bugs, Pisas, te aiture, ae, from Moths, has and warranted reliable. Beware of imitations and counterfeits. Hach flask hae the signature of E Lvoo Lyon's Rat Pills certain death to Rate aod Mice oid by al} druggists and furniture dealers, DEMAS & BARNES 4 O0., Agents, a = sor ALG Beonsrty, Mow York Ate ware 1 FURNIS OLY BEALDENC NTRY MY. COACH HOUHR. OR With the (housand aad one INDIBPRNSABLE ARTICLES . novkkaRerine wanes. ABD D apt tawr, n tested for twenty years, 111s free from poison SEAT, or AT, MY Yaont, wabiir HORNE RATA SILVER woes rR The ‘ gees eR ATO! Ck BO! eo Ne TOON apes a ‘ena ee Abe AER cooLmRE Virwt vines goote 20 1RON BR TOA TeRC hss. SAM CR eaatne ‘A thousant Rei per cent less than SY OTHER a m after urying there tay aber care AN i atthe por eaoes, Mare are the ouly tases wrihy the some fe the maton in refvee New Kogiand rum. or pro ira, fe srg a i ver and sigrsivn Tay oe pW Fg Paes oe the trey and “kidneys, “reais spate a ha These world reocwned Aitters sear table 4 and fo? ora -_ Snived Mera WTRINPRLD, 10 Nesmer eee” MOST INTERESTING NUMBER THe NRW YORK ILLUATRATED News engpoms ° or pe. Paty INOS HA i 'y->: Lata. te her nt here It a ait he bemd, emiire =e be hair trom falli mature Fes, ry] oa te grve t imRa oe ulge wit a Heat 5 indeed be fortunate ii they can secure for a4 thotr chief executive offices, a gentieman poity, ability aad energy are so emineut and own to the country — . That Mr. Cornetins Vanderbilt be requested the often of President of this company, aud to wach of of the executive duties appertaining to aa he may be witting to undertake. tion Was noanimevely adop'ed. Cy — an Vice | eaewative | | congratu- lea of the = Morrie | tne interior thm progress that bas been made in giving | ‘vikted by the act of the last session of Congress to carry the convention into effect will be organieed without anae- ccssary delay. REBCUTIVE PARDON. John Orentt Carpenter, of Kentucty, conv cted of trea son, bas been prraomed by the Preaident This «-erome | Of exeeutive alemency bas been procured chtough ihe ie | tors eation of nit Creme, on the | pented of Lisernne. Mo voluntarily abandoned the ser- | view of the rebels ana returned to bis alieginace, to live | ‘at peace as a loyal and law abiding citizen <tound that be bas re MORMON APF AIRS, ‘Boe removal of Chief Justhe Kinney, of Utah, and the eppotntmest of Jobo Titus, of Pennayivania, a his enc | cessor, regerded hore as indicative of « less forbearing geen towords the Mormoras thao las beretotore been practised. (Complaints have been mumerons against the former, aud the ctamge was made from motives of pub. Nie poitey. | THE WORKING OF THE AGRICULTURAL COLLAORS Act. | | ‘The General Land Office has reported to the Seoretary of eect to the Agricultural Coliege law of Jule 144% Tan | Ataant, May 19, 1963, ‘The Tweaty-cighth regiment leaves to-night for Lock. port, the Fourteenth to-morrow morning (oe Utica. ‘They | striot take their arms with thom Personal Fatelligence. 100, Obi; De. Tyler, of 4 Peat, of Albas: iy are stopping at the Metropolitan Hote, ‘ton, George Ashroan , of Springfield Hon. WD. dwan, of eaten . CG. Myers and Hon. P King, of 0. dens ‘am = Fk a. O’Caliaghas, & albany: 0. Ames, of Com ont J. A. Stanton, of +E A. Draer aod wie. of Sanire: L. 0. Saxton, of 34 ae lay, of WhutGeld, and J. H. Bowman, of itatlend, Vi , mopping at the Astor House Colonel James 1. Lage lately Of (he Forty serenty New York Volunteers, mot 4 teri, accident a iae slipping frm the stony of bis howe aud Hie (rienda wilt be rinsed to leare that he 8 Urodreneie (48 OE urew Hampab district trict, aad Patterson (rep.) ‘ity io the Second din majperity im the Third oa a Ht Hi ar ple se apa stance, las ntainped tt w itl It ts the only alcoholic preyarntivn tn our country thas enm be generally imbibed with pleasure aud aaley, never, oven when taxen to exoces, producing beadache @ oihee unpleas: rapped th yellow papers, in plot an@ aut consequences. Sold, handsome! quent hotties, by alt Denng hecaries and Grooers La United States, Purl nae the advertised agents te ion tn cgunteretts and imitations, aa fury ta Wooded with them. prevent ion BOURBON WillsKnY, whole oo UDOLPHO WOLFE. farranted pure, and the best etme same oe the'cork, ond a tao Sia the label. ality, with the pro iimile of hin cdguatre’ oo Por aalo by UDOLPHO WOLFE, No. 8! Beaver strvet. NO. 1A NO. 1A NO A Nisw Youn’ ILLUSTRATED NEWS, A srLanDp » PAPY.R.—HER ‘HE NEW YOR! ORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS, FTE rior ATILE PICTURES. BS THE NEW Y Youk ILLUSTRATED news. BArNEaS, Dis bas or ne Han cg: J ALR PABS: ont Liat TLL, 34 eee (Bight and Theda recuen! cas {Hundayeoreapted from 1AM uatit 3 BM Rotorences econ of the bi Heten see rralding eet ny 4 Dow Deseo | hese fanaa AGBS. atroot| qr ee O, ALLEN, 418 Brordway, one door below Canal street, peo RTL vaya OUALOTHES, 00004 AMD CHINKSE MaTTINGS, By the piece or yard. Covers, as, Rase, Mi Window Ghaden, Table end Piano atl prioee, af HIRAM | EBURaOS. 8 }, 99 Bowory. bd Monet AMD Al kan re the last 6) Reale veame @ren diseases of the eye and ear, opinica. Ofiice hours from 9 A. M. | phen x a awe. Fr“ DEENA: HINTS TO ORDER, UNRIVALED Im MANUFACTURE, FITTING AND MATERIAL, AT UNION ADAMS, RO, 1 BROADWAY. — OR A VARIRTY OF BEAUTIFUL ri crusas Gms THR NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED WN’ (pita Sout Aa AER, SON, oe (RAND, STREKT_CHANDE- oa CL yey " end work: aceronerea ve thagebiis, tore fom aly, ot much ae to menetamute. Also en he deliers, wich have born used a Low order, “ 8 ere = cane bitter, oe oes or arth ‘amber, lustre ot ‘ee. i Sra ee Paced 4 o juggita ed femily LY De JF x0o want, to 8 CURED OF fat Rheum, Spring is the time to use De, LRATHE'S YRRIAW DOC ernur, Toe rie ete de mie Era te Nine se and ee ubatresstres ‘ees or bottle MPORTANT BURGIOAN gees rims rere PINT LA, birieture. LRAT mane Btone ip the +7 em Nose and Face “3 A ¥ Ope Taka eee 1 Wizth aveane aear Veur- Now ses, 4 ( THE NRW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS. ] ABB CHANC proprietor O° & ing Handsome sence from the city & desirous of forming « ror ee. TALENT. .1HR ir y met aot Adireasing bor 21M® Post oe and stating the namer Die previews fo newspaper press. To the right man @ |i n will be Wade JLKEVR BUTTONS AND STUDS, Somer as low af Our, two and Lhren « ALLES'S, 618 Broadway, one door boiow THIS WEEK'S teak OF THE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED SRW Y legal OONTEEMIONS ARP. RXYRIGENCEH OF AN for the bane ant NG MEN who suffer from 0 ture decay of inanher\. Ae emyply THE MVANS OF RELY CURE By ome who bas imnselt afer being put to great expense and injury Urouge medival nocragt ay non be had of the author NEW STYLE, eamet, at GC. anal street er, ingle ontew ATHANIEL MAYT At Wedfors, —ALBUMENIZED FAPRR FOR oa want te mate ty ARTINO! urer of Photograph Moteriaie, bot Broadway, MT. eee at Ae, furnishes purchase re PHOTOORAPAR, Cares de ¥ aPKC cay 2 NOTICES, MATION " w7ED TP ant oF myer ras. ne Madiow « o~ and Maiieon wo kind asta voll son 0 tes BF Yous, May 14 1600 ONITOR 2ramae having received of which ave plaimiy vm eek with Siatoi, Sa aforfine ion Jenene botel I cnliar neck of tint iing o te pubtie et Lanches every Hondag Hanter« Poms 1 acenaatide tne Fire moth wtreet ferry by \omis ramming every low nes wip ferry every ball horas MTOR VARBAIO, THAT Was IN THM Ac. fort Mc ADi@er and For ® - ie By ton pie tnt, Pret toot Jenne B, Maren, Mecrwtary * DANCING ACADEM Bese DANCING ACADEMY, ” eet CLAMING SOTRER FOR THE KRABON WERDRESDAT EVESING Mat» BROOME Lockport Tews Election. yon es renawey N.Y, S on ‘Sub press be spit todey Joseyh Airs newt ite [fittnren, \vatiiton condsdate'wee ‘aectad covery Ar | Barthel’ ficet, tu ae: Sita Wane eed KNOWING ~00 TO THOMAS & rr Court Colondac—Pinte Day. | éé na Soramue Ooorr— 7 Part 2—Heme -_ ir, ant overythiag yaed in every ny mats. 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