The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1868, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. STIRBING NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANDE. Mexican Banditti Attack a United States Cus- tom House—Murder of Two Inspectors—An American Village Sacked—Confrmation of Former Reports, (From the New Orleans Picayune, Dec. 24.) On Friday evening, December 18, at half-past eight o'clock, the village of Clarksville, at the mouh of the Kio Grande, Texas, was attacked by a band of Mexican rovvers (awong whom were two it Who killed Mr. ..eorge f. Hainmond and William Phelps, and serlousiy wounded Mr. Kobert R. ‘They first rode to a smail outhouse attached to tne reimises of Mr. Charies Frost, which was used as & oigiug place for some mechanics who ‘there. ere they found Air, harry Marquart, wuom they made prisoner und pl a ane 2 over, telil usa hing that if he moved or attempted to give any alarm he would be shot, Three of the party thea Fode to the simail building weed as @ custom house, and fouud Mr, Kk, Ryan, Acung Deputy Coilector, standing ae the door, They addressed hin in Spanish several times; he repued 1m English that he could not understand what they gaid, Oue of taem then drew a pistol and in ted itat his heart. Kyan seized the pistol with oue and and with the oiuer got hold of the Mexican by the throat, when anotuer of the party ran behind ikyan and poke a heavy pistol over his head, which feiied hum as if uead; believing him 80, the Mexi- cans enlaces, oe building and found Mr. W. H. Phelps, a night inspecior of customs, sitt on hs Ot; wituoul word of warning they all Or and he iell, After he hud jallen they cut eight places, and most horribly mangled his body. Rywn, who had been left at the doorway, re- covered his senses and made his escape; he er #eeu, however, and five shots were fired at him; happily they all missed tueir aim, and he ceeded in hiding himself in the stables of Frost. While tbls was aie on one of the ty rode up to the house Of Captaia James Selkirk, and, dismounting, went up io the frout door and knocked. Mrs. ‘horniam, Captain Selkirk’s daugh- ter, went to see Whut was wanted, and asked "ho Mexican what he knocked for; he replied he wished to see Captain seikirk, a8 he hud @ letter for him from the Governor of the State. Mre, Thornham Suspected that something was wrong, and told hin Captain Selkirk could not be seen, as he had gone to bed—that se would give him the ‘Yetter in ine morn- ing if he would leave it with her, He refused to let any one have it except Capsain Selkirk, and getting ‘on lus horse rode outside the fence. where he stopped. Mr. George T. Hammond, oue of the mounted Inspectors of customs, was spend- ing the evening at William Clarke’s house. Having heard several pistol shots tired, and thinking Captain Selkirk’s family would be alarmed at it he (wiihout knowing the cause of the firing) went through a side door to Captain 8.’ house and told Mrs, Thornham not to be Irightened, as it was a party of men firing for amusement. Mra. Tnornbam said 1t was not 50; ‘that they were robbers, and that one of them was at the time hiding behind the fence. Hammond asked 4f they had any arms in the house. Mrs. said they had nox, aad requested Mr. H. to go and inform Cap- tain Joseph Cooper that there were robbers around. He-went out to comply with her request, and had only passed the door when he was fired at. He then ran wwards Mr. Clarke’s house, and fell at the steps, wounded through beth legs. While Mr. hammond was at Captain Selkirk’s house three of the robbers had enicred Mr, Clarxe’s, where they found Mrs. Clarke and her children. They aeked her whcre"were the men. She replied there ‘were no men in the house. ‘ney pointed their pistols at her and demanded ber money and jeweiry. “he aid she had none. ‘they then wade her unlock and empty out all her trunks, &c, They broke open ail she did not unlock. 1n oue of the trunks, the perty of one 01 t..e boarders, they found $500, hey kone of Mrs. Clarke’s tranks and filied it with ever ytiting of value they could find. As they were piundering, Hammond, who had fallen, wounded, at ihe door, dragged himseif in and ‘Was crawling uuder the bed, when he was seen by the Mexicans, who cried out, “Kill him; kill the ” and took hold of him py the feet and d: cd dim out. Hammond cried-out, “1 am already killed.”” “hen each one 0: the party shot at him and, drawing their knives, cut him in seven piaces, killing him immediately, ‘They took his boots, hat and coat off, and left the Lape ‘The game man who tried to gain admittance to ‘Captain Seikirk’s made another attempt and, finding the door locked, went to the window, and finaing ‘that well fastened he broke part of the sash with his pistol and then galloped orf, ‘The robbers in a body then rode towards the office of Captain Joseph Cooper, Captain Cooper had heard the firing, and was about starting to see what ‘Was wrong, accompanied by Mr. Wiiliam Keily, ‘when he saw several horsemen approaching. He Ammediately ordered them to halt, and demanded, “Who comes there?’ They reputed, ‘Friends;’ but they did not look like friends, ‘Captain Cooper and ir. Kelly presented them with the contents of their Fevolvers. Tuey returned the fire, and looked for a ‘Place through which they might gain admittance, @s a strong fence had been put up around the premises by Captain Cooper only a few days" previous. " Not having counted upon meeting with any resistance they rear of the liousé, but here they were met with the ame fire, and as the firing and cries for help had at- tracted the attention of the people on the Mexican ide, several of whom were coming over to the assist- ‘ance of the inhabitants, the robbers rode off, taking ‘their piunder with them, Scouting parties were sent out and robbers were traced to @ point two miles above Clarksville, where ey Cl the river into Mexico, ‘The bodies of the murdered men were interred the evening following. The. inhabitants of Clarksville and Brazos Santiago, togetner with ali the Untied States oiticers, Wu wWany from the Mexican side, ‘Were present. George 7. Hammond was twenty-six Years of age and ieaves a wife and child, He had ‘written for his family, who were looked for by the mext steamer from New Oricans, Wiiliam H. Phelps ‘was nineteen, a native of Western Virginia. They ‘were both respected for their many virtues. INTERESTING TO GATTLE RAISERS AND BEEF EATERS. ‘The So-Called Texas Cattle Plagne—Report of the Ohio State Commissionors. ‘The commissioners appointed by the Governor of ‘Ohio to investigate the causes, <c., of the cattle plague in Texas have made vhcic report, from which we take the following points of interest:— Concerning the essential nature of the disease it may be stated that the blood secms always to be SS involved. Microscopic investigations have revealed the presence (in the blood) of aminute fungus, or more properly the spores of such ‘Tne spores have aiso been found in the bi less extent) of heaithy Texas cattle; but they not been found in the blood of our native cattle. Whether the spores are the cause or the result of the disease, or are merely a concomitant, remains to be demonstrated. Numerous diseases of the human: system were formerly accounted for on the spore eory; for exampie, various forms of fevers, chol- era, measies, &c., Were supposed to be produced by the presence in the biood of certain fungus a ‘The potaiv rot, too, was at one time sup; to be due Ww the same cause. But this theory has now been “discarded by physicians and scientific men generaily. ‘the perioa of incubation of the disease, or the first appearance of its caritest symptoms, varies from fitteen to thirty or even forty days, dating from the time the native catte have been first put upon the —_ or yards previously occupied by Southern Of native cattle, mich cows are the most susce, bie to the disease; steers and oxen are somewhat go and calves still ess. Horses, mules aud also deer have died of symtoms of the Texas cattie disease tm Arkansas, Missourt, and also in Iltnois, T! hb the disease under consideration is everywhere heved to originate from Texas catile, yet no one seemed to know positively whether ihe disease docs ety, exist among Texas ee poe while age ea are lowed to rem bry rattety taoen a sours pasture; nor is anything dei paetaei rine cisvulteiances Ubder WHICH 1¢ haw its origin and development. remedy for this disease upon which reliance can be placed hag yet been found. Very nearly ail the cases which have occurred among native cattle ave proved fatal in afew days. ‘Texas and Chero- kee cattle are more likely to recover, A small num- ber of sick animals recover, in Ohio, under the use of calomel given internally, in sixty grain avon twice daily, until free purgation Was prod Quinine, “4 diluted sulphuric acid and water, were given, in Illinois, with success in @ few cases. ‘The internal use of carbolic acid has been confi- ants. pe dent! Bn ee the recommendation being the oe Ly the diseased condition OF the blood 18 caused by the fungus plants or spores above referred to. Proper care duriag transporta- tion would prevent the spread of the disease and render it leas dangerous and more amenabie to treat- ment. AvppLE Raistno IN TeXAS.—That apples are raised in Texas of superior quality we have only to rever to the fact noticed by the Sherman Biiquirer’ that sev- eral wagon loads were on the streets of Gonzales trom Grayson county. The Baquirer says that the Iust’ ears have proved beyoud question the adap’ of that section for frult raising, ‘that ite climate aid soil are exactly fitted for fruit culture. ‘The Znquirer adds:—"Rey. W. G. Gentry raised on ils little orchi 2,600 bushels of les, besides peaches and pears, bushels of each.” The or- ‘chards of Texas are dt to be a great feature in its future prosperity. Cabbi are raised in that county.to weigh tweive pounes hen divested of ail surplus leaves and stalk. able farm contain. i says the Croeket Senti net, 160 acres of which are bottom land, cleared and under excetient Tence, with Sreuine: stables, blacksmith shop and ‘negro houses, sold for $1,000, gotd. WARROW ESCAPE FROM MARRIAGE WITH A ROBBER. ACorrespondence of Be baa (Ky.) Times, Last spring a young mati by the name of Garner dought an interest in @ sawmill ata little towns fow miles froin this place, and while ei in the lumber business there he fell eee with @ young lady of high stand omit, and Was engaged to be Tmactied, to her. procured license and made all necessary arrange- ments for the wedding, when he took @ wild goose chase and left ior parts unknown, and was never heard from until a few days ago, having turned up £8 one Of the express robbers who Was recently hun; by & mot at New Albany, Ind. My informant, of ‘this county, was present at the hanging of the rob- bers (three in naimber), It is hopea that all fast wu men of our country may take warning from ir fate and not be led into temptation. Bo the Greenport (1 (L. L) Watenman.’ On Tuesday next, tie th inst.. a meet ae he d at New York of the Commissioners of fisheries appolated by several of the North Atiantic States, including Maine, New Hampsbire, Vermont, Massa- chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and New York. It is probable that the chiei part of Uhe time of tiis conference will be devoted to sub- jects connvctea with the preservauion and propaca- tion of in rivers, lakes ne streams, thas Rot much attention will be 0 the ish. eres or Measu.es best adapt to thelr paeeanament. Teele woale. be be easy to suow that 1 paint og importance and actual coumercial value the iatier ae the sormer ten to one. ‘Trout, salinon, uke, pickerel, ‘h, &c., are fish which as yet con- ribute more to the eujoyment of sportsmen than to the supply of food for man; and while i¢ is right aud proper that steps should be taken to preserve them rom indiscriminate capture and to extend their de- velopment in Waters now destitute of them, it is also manifest that they should not be suffered to absorb Public attention to the exciusion of more important interests. Whe edible fisa found in the markets of the great city come mostly from the ocean or from its estuaries—bays, crveks, &c. That this supply of food to great masses of our population is varidbie, and in Tes) to certain varieties has of late years Father tended to diminish, thereby raising the price, uiable. The cause or causes that have brot 4 THE FISHERIES COMMISSION, H abourt siate of things, and the remedies t proning to work @ reiormation, are fitting subjects jor these Commissioners of Fisheries to consider, and we hope they wiil be considered. Moreover, in the single item of the meahaden or “bunker” febers—sorsics they ure cued on the coast of aiue—s business has grown up within filteen or elguigea re past that bow counts its reiurus in of oll and guano by militons of dollars, oa that stretches from the easternmost limits of Matne to the capes of the Chesapeake. 18 not auch an interest deserving the notice of a body represent- ing the states whose inhavcants are engaged in it? Legislation is needed for tue regulation of this men- haden fishery, and probably a joint compact in re- lation to it ‘ao the several States to whose coasts the fish resort would be productive of most beneticial results. Will tue commissioners from New York take the initiative in this matter? FATAL RENCONTRE BETWEEN FIREMEN IN NASHVILLE. (From the Nashville Be Banner, Dec. 25.) Rice Wooten, colored, was suot and aimost in- staut.y killed by Alexander Gleaves, colored, about @ quarter past ten o'clock last ht. ‘The cireum- stances, as related to us by those who witnessed tne deed, appear to have been as follows:—Both of the — belonged to the 100k aud Ladder Company. voten had been drinking quite freely and con- ducted himself in @ very boisterous manner from an early hour im tne bie He stood at the door oi the rendezvous and threw pieces of crackers in tae faces of pussers by until compelled by one of the oilicers of the compai desist, whereupon he entered the pulang aud commenced abusing every one who aaa in his ah, applying to theus the most opprobrious epithets and evinclag @ determination to provoke a quarrel. At ldst he turned vpon Gleaves and denounced him as acoward, &c, ‘the latter endeavored to avoid him, but Wooten persisted in his violence aad struck Gieaves upon the head with his fist, following up the iow with further abuse. Gleaves then sei: a stick or pole, which formed part of tne nook and ladder apparatus, broke 1vover Wooten’s head and retreated up stairs, Where he armed himself with a pistol. In tue meantime Wooten had gone towards the front door, but a8 s00n as Le saw Gieaves descending the siairs he again made towards him in a threateni: manner, ‘ite latter snapped his pistol twice and again retreated up stairs. On his return he was greeted with the same demonstrations (rom Wooten, Who in his drunken rage ciosed tn with him and cub him badly behind the leit shoulder with a kaife which be bad been flourishing throughout the even- ing. Gleaves was compelled in seli-deience to tire upon him. The ball passed directly through the heart of Wooten, who cried “Oh, my’? sank upon the floor and died in about two minutes. Not a drop of blood towed externally from the wound. Coroner Norvell held an inquest over the remains and the jury returned a@ verdict that the homicide was entirely’ justifiable. Sina xee wound 13 severe and in a dangerous locality, the knife biade havin, hopanoid ut two inches from behind the lett shoulder. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C» WANTED. (A GENTLEMAN DESIRES APARTMENTS OR PAR ofa house, with bath, Kitchen, asy surtable for bineel?, Gaughter und two servants, in a desirable location. Address, stating torms and all particulars, Otlicer, Herald oulice. is? ee BR’ gan Collect anes payer. ing ans ing for owners a le die teal sta tree to any etarean. Vircular, Bail RESPONSIBLE TENANT DESIRES TO HIRE AN tun‘urnished House, east side, between Bond and ae Sccond streets. Address Home, box 157 Herald ollice, stati full particulars. <nase NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS qSTORES, LOFTS AND whole Buildings wanted, for first saa, and Goin houses. Gall er sed daseriptions to Ml, G-BESHOE: 7 Liberty street, ANTED—A Ft : STORY BROWN STONE FRONT House, of 20 0 furnished or unfurnished, ault- able fora ifet class boarding house; location vetweea Fourth And Sixth avenues and Twentieth to Twenty-third street owners only requested to reply. Address 5. b. W., 60 Reade street. ANTED 2 OR TWO STORIES, OR 1 THE WHOLE mall House, for housekeeping, G., Heraid ollee. WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED BED oom and Parlor, without board, between Eighth and Twentieth streets, Sixih and Fourth avenues, Address R. C. L., box 583 Post oflice. WARTED-2Y, TWO CLERGY: MEN, Commoprous Room or Suit. Address, with terms, X. T., Herald office, Warten TO RENT WITH, POSSESSION IMMEDI- ately, moderate slzed furnished House, in w good loca tion Tenymust be reasonable. Address, with particulars, Carrier, Herald office, Ofinent quality and. 2 80 per gallon, at London inert quality and flavor, jon, at Lon ‘Alo and Chop House, 187 Fulton street, mee : OLIDAY LIQuors. ; 4 large sack at low prices, Good Bosrbon 68 cen bottle, #2 Hon ; very fine and old $1 per vote 5 per gallon. Sood Sherry 60 cents per rer Glens lon Yery choloe, Bi 28 per bottle, vga per es allon.” Trish and Beote! Wihinkey. the ‘country a. “Gnu a Malt Septal Sree eof ‘importa on out ees ¢, Chas} te equally low. PDORDEAUE Win Wisedor3'Va VAUL’ SVAULte oe LOUD, LOUD, LouD, Loup, Finist LIQUORS UP, 0D! On dranght and bottled. Families sy cited for the ¢ holidays. Call or addres 2 Cortiandt street, corner of Broadway. MISCELLANEOUS. i E SURE YOU CALL AT NO, 11 CEDAR STREET, TO- ¥, and get a box of Croutchouein, or Indiarubber Wa- Loup, | Loup.— 'N TOWN. ited. Orders soll- W. 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"AMUSEMENTS, _ BOADE AY THEATRE. S10! CCESSION OF CRA AD aIaSION cers, oF WONDERING AND. DELIGHTED AUDIENCE: AS THIS THEATRE HAS NEV! ait Bee ae, AND BATURDAY MatiNEg™ THE EAT STAKS HE FESSIOY, AND MKS. BARNEY WILLIA: in John mrowghasn" 's best THE ity EMERALD B KS. BARNEY Ny ILLTAME MR. AND in their nat area ie AND MAGGIE, MACARTY, WITH NEW TRISH WIT, SONG AND b DaNcE, supported by plied pom Moura 3. Sublen, rf daa THE anbar tty ‘HE BR iE WATERS, way, crane NIGHT A BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT, MI ATURDAY, REGULAR WILLIAMS MATINEE, tw sacred & afe di daya in advance. IBLO'S SARDEN. A PALMER. Lessee ALOT. os thy THIS AND EVERY EVEN Ga wii YUE BER bite Doors oper ia Me 0:40, SPLENDE ATTRACTIONS ¥ FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ENORMOUS HOUSES, ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES to witness the GREAT DRAMA OF THE DAY, GREAT DRAMA OF THE DAY, Pre DARK, Aven AB! LONDON BY NIGHT. PABWY oNDON BY NIGHT. ‘The thrilling) RAILROAD SCENE, RAILROAD 8CENE, the perfection of staye mechanism, . iC) ISING OF CORED ere nl eo) ENCORER, we BU 10. TH: Gikny, scl RY, UNAPPROACHABE ABLE A baw Petusis OF t LONDON LIFE, NJO BOLOB, COMIC BO! PARKLING MUSIC ‘AND A PEOINT scknowisdged without their equal upon i METROPOLITAN STAGE, SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. OWERY THEATAY YEAR HOLIDAY. NEW DRAMA. NEW PALLET Life and Adventtres the magje FLUTE, ig JACK silePPaRD. : BUTLER TH TROUPE, 'S NE 8 Scenes, 20 Tableau. with the inimitable Ei Kveryth ng er BOB. FORMAN W YEAR'S DAY. MATINEE SATURDAY, Pianos fr tho hi SRN, sent “KNABE” oF e . es pacers mats soe and all latest improve- FREDERICK BI 1,125 Bro: Second door abov "Twenty-0 ri p aroet,_ CTUAL BARGAINS. —P) OS AT A LIBERAL DISs- count durin; tS Hollan Piano, an Arion Pt- ano and others, +150, 5, , &c. The best Pianos tn th city. Eighth sirect, corner Fourth avenue. hie HAMBERS ad SON, A.WfOR, SAU, AT HALF PRICE, TWO MAGNIFT. «cent 7 and 74 octave Planos, with all modern improve. ents, patent azraffe, kc. ; made’ by best city makers, and written guarantee for’ five years, and reliable in_ every re- spect; must be sold to realize cash. Inquire at BATTE! son! IN'S Btorace Establiahment, 690 Sixth avenue, near Fortieth Ag FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE WILL BE SOLD for $90), as the owner {s moving before the 1st of Janu- East Fortieth street, near Second avenue. VERY CHEAP PIANO, $235; SEVEN OCTAVE, ROSE- ‘wood; oversirung bass, iron frame, round corners, full Tich tone ; used six months. tA BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. A Fino, FINE NEW SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD beat eltz make and finish, for nate cheap 5, war: Fanted. Inquire at 220 East Twenty-cighth street, near Thi avenue. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR Sale Froperty of family leaning sity; made to order city maker; cost Parlor Suits, Chamber an: Diking oom Furnivutes a eacrisices 67 Weat Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue, MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD FOUR ROUND CORMER ‘7g octave Pianoforte for sale, used only seven months; will be sold for $8.0, Including Stool and Cover ; arlor Suita, Et entre Tables, Bronzed, Paint. ings, Bookcase, Curtalns, ‘Carpets, Bedroom and’ Dining Koom Furniture, at sacrifices, Gall’ at. private residence 1 West Eighth street, near Sixth avenue. A. in ie city arate OF THE bettas 3 or PUMOvORTSS in # treble, wa six years; one Ti tinse atbalf price, SEWNYS « SON, 363 oud Bb ast tant Ewenty-int street, between Second and Third avenues, —FOR SALE—CORNER MEAT, FISH AND OYSTER + Market, east alde, completo fixt m isehouse, smoke. hou kettles, ma maci chines; rent $25, with two rooms for we CAMPBELL & © & CO, on abs Bowery or 198 Broome street, A “{ $00 PIANOFORTE FOR #195.—CARVED | Rose Wood, weven octave, overatrung buss, fron fame, cole- brated city makers, five years? guarantee, nearly new. ‘Apply fae vg IN FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES. —| You iM cross Fulton ferry and look at our Pianos before you rou will you well for the trouble. ATH. ‘& SLADE, 29 Fulton street, Brooklyn. _ FLecanr pen, fe Sd OCTAVE, Bota ot Has fe Found corner Pianos DECKER ¢ BAOTHER'S, No.4 street, near Bow- ery, for $290, PRICRS. Farce CLASS NEW PIANOS AT VERY 108 ent J taken in ex- Plano “tuning a ‘and ring bad & SCHU- warerooms, Broome street, near TER! —! BUY Rees Semper pope & ana ngieee Fe R SALE—A FINE SEVEN OCTAVE Piano, as good as new ; also two large Oil Feige one Ai6 feos Topreateting's Hon: bunting; the other, Su4 aaeiiethaahings wife sold very cheap, st 470° Pacite strcet, near Powers, Brookly! TOR SALE-SPLENDID 14 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD ‘Agrafe carved legs, power fone, best maker, at alow price, No. 10 Union square, second D. WALKER'S, PIANO ROOMS, FORMERLY 4 place, now 47 ch atreet, ioe Doh oe A Neurieeet of new and second hand Pianos for sale and hire atlow prices. N. B.—allowance made for hire if purchased. ‘AQNIFICENT. SEVEN OCTAVE CARVED LEG Fisno for Gime, wee, used but a short time; one for $125; ns OEP TARDMAN, 120 120 Amity street, nenr Sixth avenue, ‘MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, having overstrin carved legs and all modern improvements, will sell or gu Sxwee' ao! ed c money. Nit AND a HAND PIANOS AND gues? for the holiday bargains for cash; also to P. CUMMINGS, No. & jo. 8Ualon square. NE NEW GRAND PIANO, manufactured in Ke We _ cheap. ‘Also one Double Bank Pedal 0! PELOUBKT, PELTO! i Aas ANOS, MELODEONS ape ORGANS pod Six vast hk m or east, dur the iolaye at Wat cfs a Broadway.’ Fifty. new ftecond ban for rent, and rent appiled if ir based: hy fasta for iments tuned oi al paid frumentas DIANOFORTE.—A FINE ROSEWOOD PI Pits ene , in best order, for $60, 1 Tear house, by Eu $150 FOR 7 NEW PATENT SEVEN OorAvE, Ying an round corn carved legs Piano, fro: Srersirung. Call at 173 Bast Fhirlecnth street, betw and Second avenues, $1. 5O),~A SUPERIOR, STODART, GRAND PIANO, ontgitt & powerful and) cleat warranted to bove very tow pee. To fol wen sed Went Forth foth atreet, 6 for eleaal batt , FOR LA- Firat avenue, Cute PARK WINTER GARDEN, Seventa enor Bi petarean, an Ry eigen end and pitrntet ats. U ad trecier of bey GREAT COMBINATION COMPANY, CR :D DAY AND NIGHT. MAM. ENTERTAINMENTS, ae BY TH SUCCESSION OF. NOVELTIES tire tabllatmient ix b tifully decorated. establishment ia beaui (eco! THE SELENDI'C CHRISTMAS BAZAAH. HE SALE OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS aN DAE AND EVENING, from 10 o'clock A. M. until 11 o'clock P, M, BETHAORDINAEY, VARIE Sty oe, ENTERTAINMENTS IN THE WIN ND CONCERT H. TE K DEN MAMMOTH HioLtoay Aha \CTIONS. THE ‘SIC FROM THEODORE THOMAS" ORCHEST! THE SHOMEPER TY KOLEAN’ BINGEB Sodrery, ‘The frat com, and celebrated SOCIETY OF TYROLEAN SINGERS, MLLE. MARIETTA ZANFRETTA, the world-! famed s arin on the tight ro EUDORE ZANF! the celebrated Gymuaat and Paniotalolat, together with his wonderful PERFORMING DOGS, ASTER GEORGE, AGED 8 YEARS, the greatest aeons le Gymnast th the world. HARLES PARKER, the renowned oynnas, ‘Trick Geers d grant Bult Performer, THE GRAND AUTOMATIC animated by a thousand oe Figures, ‘and # great ve Hiety of otber entertainime Private LaDMs SION | iWenry rive GENTS. owe. rivat xem extra, to be yur e he Schirmer’s No. 701 Broatira she ON Sa’ TURDAY NEXT, A NOVEL AND STUPENDOUS MATINEE, TS TAMMANY—THE TAMMANY—THE TAMMANY. The are rr ‘of this ‘H PALACE OF AMUSEMENTS will take tase vEDRESDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 80, ALE ERVED SEATS wilicommence on WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 9 A. M., Tammany Hall and at the Central Ticket Office, No. Fully particulars will reappear to-morrow, LYMPIC THEATRE, BEGINS AT 8, HAPPY NEW YEAR—1869. formance of G. L. Fox's Fantomime, Ee HUMPTY DUMPTY, othe” HIE “The inimitable American Pantomtnls zie Mr. GEORGE L, FOX, as CLOWN. A, brilliant Kaleidoscope | 833 chantment com in a8 | this peauuitul “produce dancing, bub bubbit Tie Mille.’ D ATALIAN BALLER QUE RALLROA! nit ANGALT an THE GREAT BURDEN MATINEES 13g WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, reserved in advance for matinee or night. ‘Brilliant reconstruction of H. D. in a few days. CADEMY OF MUSIO, BROOKLYN, LOWELL & SIMMONDS........- OND NIGHT ONLY, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2% ooo Managers the supreme fore MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, will appear in he er) LITTLE, BAREFOOT, Paes Mr. Coutie, ani ze oa plate FIRST CLASS COMPANY. Reserved seats for sale at the box office. bat reeroRn ¢ OPERA BOvah, 201 BOWERY. ein Rime oY JUBL REAL re SENSATION. n original 1A ena ingating the various ups and downs oft Life ta New Yo York, the Lights and $1 ‘everyday ei istence in the two opposite quarters of ieeah great Metropolis of America, entitled BR anes Beis THE BOWERY, BROADW. ND THI Bow ERY. BROADWAY AND THE BOWER Pe vt a Cat Hea preg ene La CALLENDER. wwerful C able Situations, Seri RELY NEW OLIO-/ DOUHLE TROULE OF Brans. NTIRELY hy Aoi DOUBLE baad OF STARS, ry JUBILEE Bi MATIN NE! BES EVERY. WEDNESD, ed ‘inp SATURAY. W YEAR'S, DAY GRAND EXfRA MATINEE, FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, success of the far famed and inim Me BERNARD mAND FRANOISCO MINSTRELS. IMMENSE = ae ADWAY. Bin We BACKUS. Breen oe se OPERA OF BONE eg DIABI WITH ALL THE ORIGINAL Music, wes Cree no Fae ago by the late TD. Rice, new TARDEMOM PANDEMONIUM. Seats seoured six days in advance. EORGE Mo ed READING! THEATRE OF bd UNION LEA ue CLUB, THis ( TUESDAY) EVENING, fiat mya ny 7A sive <. Windsor (Faletat? acenes). ker ne ema fata an Cal re Be Sou Grutchitued the Ne a le cs ate DAY EVENING, Dickens (8 pieces . PAIR st. sraniteey Cat CHURCH w held in the BASEMENT HALL ‘Or oF THE CHURCH. A LADIES’ Open fro rntrant id 29th ste, et een 3d and Lex Lexington av#. . eee Sruate (for from Orchestra ye a ADMISSION 25 C pe MUSICAL A \ GENTLEMAN WILL Gi GIVE {NST ‘RUCTION ON THE piano at pupils? residence for 310 per Teferences given. ‘with residence, Herald id office. Best, 7 Cog a A YOUNG LADY WISHES 70 oe GIVE Mi French lessons in yeas, changed. Address: ress M. O., la isIC AND ferences ex- —WM, L. BATTE! aio MIANIST, syeniee crn fe a ies, weddiny sg ja Ace ‘Deniers recuyed SS vennience/ 600 Sal Fortieth street. il A$. MUSIC.“SILVER TRUMPETS! Que ad ceuberapy abr Branch 208 Bowery. “Bicond ‘Gor above Tweuty-uth a. R. HENRY PERADEAU'S MUSICAL SEMINARY, 74 D*s pOnkon’ Acs jrondway.— Binging, ne inngat io private lessons at le ‘eaten Wall for cirs culari M™ vB. Conways FARE KTURATRE, BROOKLYN. terminating by aor orgloek for Abe ncebromotation of pres mildly each evening with a fararite Co KPBS AS woes render Moore's melodies with tongs; champion jig dancin Sent gt tA RY eM! fe ACTON tee LLY bie a the AR I Mr. WM. Mise Sty Tenor Foca and a full tro HALL, coraer Bronawi euerved seats, tt ree! MMe. a, von po Seng BARONESS SCHOULTZ, bege leave to inform the residenis of je, Yor and wry that in jance with general re oat #he will of representations {i ue oe b theatres i avenue, corner of Tw reet, 0 take place on Baturda Jat 4 % ero in bak lh for 12 nights) at Schirmer's m: store, 701 io subseriptions will choos iter te do of dant January. THE 1 BALL SEASON. PriReME's BALL. ortieth anntal ball In aid of the Widows’ and Orphans! Fund ofthe inte New York Volunteer Fire Depart ment MONDAY, aad tray ¥ a PN Pout a street. aria Seeretiry, No-1 Wiliam street. Proscentum‘and area a, oxen Ba! be secured on ap- plicati James Fe Wenman, pus GRAND ¥ fm BALL Mu 1 WEGIMENT, Narayate LARD SE Stare B eow.y YORK, will be pee me ie ins ‘Besomber 80, at ‘the Germania Assembly Tickets. Bato be ba cf th ‘of the regiment and at LOMMITTEE, the armory, corner Grand and Cet JRALLS, BALLS. THEA’ Woate, sirous to engage the re Francatse for nrg appitoat Brookes BANCING AAP 23 Oe ad st ‘and events TUBSDAY. so evel 5 hs Jong _____ NEW_ PUBLICATIONS, 10. EUROPEAN — TRAVELLERS,— ny NCoF e abould provide themselves with Pembroke Fetridge, price #1, 3, complete guidebook of Europe aint pine ihe “ple ‘i a which ‘meee en surely Ete every year. anats Phrase Book, of Handbook of Travel = tor OF travellers aad schools, in. Engliah, nd, Ttaliany be, Pemvreke "petridaee 3r KK & BROTHERS, publishors, For sale oy Brooenyy ATHEVADM. Tg Os OnaTt ar evans RAKB VENTRIL AT 2; EVENING Double Headed nphiny, Canaries and Ventriloqui ing, Canal ITTY MoGER"—NEW SONG AND CHOR(S.— aleney Tucker: a8.cente. “You' fometimes Think of se fF flute areany se cont, pcre 1125 Broudway ; Branch 208 Bowery, (QEAUTIFUL b BELLS" —ORLGL Feet edifton, as stn} bY Lio 3 a troupe ISON & praeahaene Ti btowaw 2 russe. rawever Promeckde Concert. WM. i BENUAMIN, deuretary. P sama WILL. MEET TH Boer ee eT Halt to nrake final a COP HERE 18 30. CHARGE, FER LO Tee the ee as ralbagnetborpe. en sole new story. Price 2 ______ AMUSEMENTS, O90 MUSEUM, a, — of Thirtieth street. AM. sama w Woes f \ toda 0 FERFORMANOES DAILY IN THEATRE, Afternoa, ath ‘Evening, at 734 o'clock, Admission to Museum and family circle, iucla tin; {ne departments of this euormsus eatabllshmen it 60 cents, oe dren under ten ro wi . 25 cents, aECORD Wis ON hie” “BURL wit “PROUPE. A THOMPSON AND Hicie COADIUTOKS, THIS IVER ING eae AND SATURDAY The eon grand slices, Secure seats] HORN OF A ‘DILEMMA, inadvance.| HORN OF A DILEM ERNANI (her origina! character) Miss tt ‘DIA nitoueson Don Carlos (a nad fellow). Mise Lisa Scaimpa (his first appearance in Au Hoguey (a rogue) Vagabo: vagal Don Ruy ‘Gomerite Site ago aire, good 0 iticcardo (otte washer ta the: high: ‘hiss Kate Logan ‘and other objec as, retainers, peasants (and ay highly re- ; fecars ct hae este Mer PRO: RAMME SCENERY) INCI EN. Ss, & MOUNTAIN Ri TREAT OF THE BRIGANDS” wie the castle of Ruy Gomez de Silva in the distance, Guns ‘The banished lord and his love—Desperate contemplated Durgiary and abduction —the outlaws, Uutabie to walk “on the aquare,” indulge in a+wak round” and exemplify thelr broken-down coudition vy what Ia technically called a “break- PRIVATE heokuae sy ace ELVIRA IN THE CASTLE ‘VA. (Night,) An approachin rota By niga tthe k vevel nie spice Carlos arriving “After Di at onee the “present” and. the “late” Ler iepes ism (rom a highly ful uae One ing the “I ower-—The King a Knave-She old Gaatilian’s honor nnd his aiverear A FORTNIGHT Is lene hex ED 10 LLAPSE— THE CASTLE OF DE SILVA. (Wedding —Daj ‘phe mourning bride" ~The unknown gues 78) olers his van head in accord- he rights of hospitality—Eruanl, who naturally expects wud threshing, gete® good hiding instead—Ceakation of hoatllities and coalftion against the rove ernment—The fatal pledge and the promissory note upon the horn, Lidia aun ‘< DENSE Onna ames hi sin ‘80el conspirators lay their heads together, the aulhor Gatiore Minsolf tant the sehice wed Meat tee “dense forest” are in admiraple kee) VAULTS BENEATU THE OVAL PALACE, ne approaching election—The gunpowder treason—The iy MBrignuda, al togabie uecess~ at the Piote-Deteat of the opposition Enthusiastic reception of the mperor fn “all-cheers"-General aumnesty and grand reform measures passed. STREET OF THE PERIOD. (All that pastes in this scene aro folks passing on to the next; some are passing in the ordinary way, others aro pass De Silva threatens to bring things to a pretty engeance passing for justice Altogether the pre- Femarkable passage In tie ator ALHAMBRESQUE TERRACE And Palace Gardens of bon John of Arragon, Wedding ests. in honor of the mar- Festivities and general mer: ringe of Don Jobe of Arragon wih Laly Elvira Arrival ot & arty in black, making the wedding party look blue—1he for, eit claimed—The horn and mma—Exempilfication of the old proverb, “There's many a slp,” &6-—-Uuexpected asd (it ts hoped) satlafactory OURMRNT, cig music composed, selected and arranged by Michael jonnolly. The performance of the evening will commence with THE ae baled oa Other ane moons, + Mon eatay, Thiursday and Frida ATE REAUNY AkD FO R FARCE, com, FOOTE, Miss NESTLE and LiviNe HUMAN PHENOM! MENAGERIE OF WILD DANIMALS® atall hours. Look out for the INEXPLICABLE SEA MONSTER. HEATRE FRANCAIS. GENEVIEVE, BARBE BLEUE Positively last week of GENEVIEV Sole Lessee and Director seocbano ts GRAU Hleventh week sad LAST Ni‘iiit at Bir FOUR of GENEVIEVE DE B it. EVERY NIGHT thls woek the performances will consist of FIRST AOT OF BARBE BLEUE. DESCLAUZAS in her charming role of BOULOTTE. OARRIKR.. -BARBE BLEU ‘Together with the first two acts (7 tableaux of Boll, Desclauans, Carrier, Beckers, Gabel (orifaal role uzas, Carrtar a rol sree wilh ths entire strength of the pcg: eo Herve's celebrated tea; Paraly Otc fon Opera, vate etre gen wrnich wil ve proauoed for oe ara ti America next i ‘Admission, m00.; Privat Bokear $10 to 6s after 934 hall NirFonsiaent erect opposite Academy of Murte ‘ourteen| oppo eine EvenY Day Ard MATINEE EVERY DAY AT 9 sureas HOLIDAY PROGRAMME, tbe prenge CTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT wi ‘present very success! GRAND i i PANTOMIME, BLI BI Be TUR }UE-FRANCAISE, of ING HORSEMANSHIP, EXTRAOMDIRA RY AUROBATIC EXERCISES, AND WONDERFUL GYM to be found in Europe or Ame: ‘ALLACK' B Proprietor and Manager,...MR. LESTER WALLAOR be presgned the eile comedy of "a" win De PretwO CAN PLAY TAT THAT a to conclude with 7 THE FOLLIES OF nA wi Characters by Mr, Lester Wallack, Mr. John Gil Charlea Fisher, Mr. B, T. Ringgold, pte Milton, Mise it Eytinge, Mrs. Gare J Jenin Bay Mary ': Mee my others, THU ReDav, DEC. De THE CAPTAIN ot Tie Waren, woopcock’s~ TITTLE GAME, In preparation, . MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, Box Book for Mr. LESTER WALLACK'S Nights Now Open, ORRELL SISTERS’ NEW YORK THEATRE. W BARBE BLEUE and BELLE HELENE, Every Evening and Woke ye tig WORRELL SISTERS, soPHit, IRENE und a JENNIE, Attract delighted and Crowded hou: A sensation, Next Monday, FIELD OF CLotit OF GOLD, OW BULL 's GRAND CONCERTS. STEINWAY | HAL! MONDAY AND TURSDAY EVENINGS, Assisted by popular artiste and a full orchestras HERR CARL finn my ag Conductor. d ts BI 0. Tentison cnle ‘et Eebirmer's anc store, 701 Broadway and at the General Ticket Oftice, 114 Broadwi Ks ‘Ksaust, T. RTL Busi janager. — & RYANTS MINSTRELS OPERA HOUS! MTH ST. Brann. UMjoining the Academy of Musto. Tat Crowded by tasnionable andienees. | GENUINE HIT of DAN BRYANT'S wonderfal impersqnation of Gi NBR PASTS fmppertoostion ‘of Gavel, one Of the genadarmes, fe a master: Flee of coms ‘ NEW K He ‘oT TABNORTH aXe and Nelee Seymour as the st. Raphael De fot Wonderful fntant Tenor, The Gendearmes, Unsworth and Eugei ovatore, Trovatore. Regine quarter to 8, concludes at 10, 4 LEON'S MINSTRELS, “730 BROADWAY. Puy ticles ‘Attractions. 's last histort- ae “aie de GRAW, with by the author Cheon): Ne sitive pay, Saturday next, January 2, BENEFIT OF ‘EDWIN N KELLY, 0} Be? npn GREAT MUSICAL PRODIOY, ni forme at Must Haven, Dee, Perfor fashington Ha, wilting Dee. 30 rms pern House, Newburg, And at the Cathote Lasuitute, ney City, Jan. (and aa wae iis last five concerts prior vo ble’ departure. for the ee OF Leg BAVARDS JUST PURLIENED ORSe Chars a 0 the erbararte Wath “Galop hee lis! el Pol 711 Broadway, New York, OPERA HOUSE, er balan ne +3 ani pata ‘bine "saa ran a New Year's Bite ac every Saturyay at I joounys Orrna Wi WOURE, ho * <ganta Su BiAUS, 3 wile eu DREN" PRIN, ¢ iting Matte Year's Day, 2g etiogg. Gi Ning ate rery Sacarday, aaa o'clock. GRDBCORS A ART (fae aa Jobneon' a wa ae of Linco’ ‘4 a Pr eT if i JOB PRINTING prennean Lia all sorts of Theatric cal oj ‘ircus General Printing, Al prices that defy competition, = BARGAINS. Pi OFEAAIORAL EE cal ts heads and fastenings, Wo! REDE e om BL" eh Bowery and 1,196 Broadway. FOR CHILDREN'S NEW YEAR'S + anty boy ea ed BLE, FOUR POCK: Cay aay forsale at Wray oskWwooD “BILLIARD oon am) ethe®, FOUR aera and Apr aaie eget Sete. Sod ‘balls and ha ieaby marble bed, for wa a: GRIFFITH OFFERS AT fits WaREROOMS, | J tae tree! We selection of new hand Biltar ie atterns, which be will bell av roasconbt sad aun dare Ree some 6 Wasiygroy’s LAST - Pc aati 1 pa 1 a MADRIGAL AND GLEB CONCERT, A somnbs ee 10. MR. JA sees Wat of careft etre to neiee bad ry ‘Schirmer’ ‘* fan ‘brondwayyweere ft fall progr EN SHOULD GO CARI AND NEW YEAWS DAY. nae @rening, Twanty-third tree, corner of