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THIRD EDITION
GENEKAL BUTLER'S COMMAND
The Efpoited Oi-eniug of tho Dutch
Gap Car;al,
iCCIPCM TO TIM' "COSSACK."
Bpa-P-lnl to Tim Cvoninir 1 f-l.-grai'li.
Washi-soton, November :;.-Tho tn dl steamer
IHetatar, from City Point, rejotB tua: picket
nrmg nai oei'D kept op with spirit nt iho front
for a day or two past, roilting in tho killm j aid
woaiidmg of ,i fc,v inn n ooth -ides.
" oiti rr who Icn our j,,v-s i:i front, of Petjrs-
burg t daylight ster lay m irning, rep r:s th i
. ii. . n.-.. .1. . . , .
'" i,iicre wcr. no signs ol tho evacua
tion of Four burg. Tho II bd w ,rks were well
manned, and tbo pi kets on both sides kepi up
mir usual imrg.
Dolti-fi f ItiKlor.
i, was currently rcpo-tod at Fortrc-s Mour jfl
yesterday morniai; that General II itler had blown
tbo end out of bit canal, an.l hid lot rim water in.
What foundation the e .it lor tha report th p is.
f-engers ou board of the A'. Mor were uti.tbly lo
fey.
Tho heavy ra'ns of the past few days have
placed the army roads iu a ml.tcrah'e condition,
and Id sonio places llie mud is knoo deep.
Tbo embalmed bo lies of Lieutenant K. 11.
Riddle, U7ih Wisconsin; Lieutenant Junes Kii
born, 8th Coniieotlcnt. and Setae tut W. Oo
gunan, :Ut Pennsylvania, were broiirht up on
he li.lutur. They will be shipped to tho friends
of tbo deceased iu the North.
Acrlileut to Hie ""oiml."
The mull steamer r V, which collided w i'li
a schooner on Friday, and afterwards run
aground off Maryland Point, has been gotten off,
and atrlvid up this morning. The holes in her
bottom, which are just above tho water line, hive
been temporarily boarded np, and sho will leave
fceio at tbo regular hour this afternoon on her
downward trip.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Bpcclal Despatches to Evening Tt!lc:r.i,)li.
SECRETARY OF TREASURY'S
CIHCULAH.
)llicf.S('n.i-M.
South Carolina Plantations.
DEATH OF GENERAL CAN BY.
Etc., Etc., i:f- fie,
kic, r.m., Kic.
Washington, November 22
The Secretary of the 'treasury lias sent to tho
heads of the several Uureausof his Department a
ciiculur requiring the olliee hours, from 9 o'c! oclt
In the morning to 4 o'clock iu the afternoon, to bo
strictly observed, the Intervening time to be tie.-'
toted diligently to labor. This anion on the
part of tho Secretary is to corrojt tho ln-cga-
luriiirn, which lie has noticed with regret.
Tic Seen t iry says ho h is been much annood
by opplicni''us for paint moots founded on state
ments made by cii-."-"1 a-id otheis, that there were
Tiicaiiclis to bo tiliel, B"d designating those
tfceancics. He therefore k,v-3 uoijcj ttut It is
no part of ilio duty of clerks or othors in t i j D
pannmit lo tfi.e cither iufonmtion or advice
on fuch spobt.
' All vacancies aro rc.por:oJ to tho Atsis'air.
Sicreiary, and will bo tilii ! as the S icotry m iy
determine. He will regard any t'uribar in erfer.
free of this chara. (: u? a s'ltlioleot camo :'.r
di.-rul-fal.
While st. tin Ihetio gr.jun.ls of cjaii)'. lint, the
Secretary cheerfully bears tostim ny to the
promp.tiess ana taiuifulneis with which, us a
general rule, tho bnsuc-s cf the I) ,art;neat has
been comluca i.
Tli Court at i litlniM.
The Vnltt d S:a:es Court of CI dins was opened
yesterday, but a IjourLedove.-tJ D jjeai'ier. Ofilv
one Judjte wan presen., Ju.1sm Lorinif. Jid.'fi
1'kck Is i!ck, and Judges t.a-cy, Uiiyhes, and
AVlluiot are at)ent from the city.
Juojte Catron, of iho t inted States siuprome
Court, writ, a hitlur I'roui Na hville, sra'ln that
he will iiot be able to be in this oiiy at tbo opra
irg of Iho Co'nt In Uecetuusr.
1 i n-lii l otiuii IM iiidiMiius
The South Carolina lax Cii tiinins onorg will
commence leasing cotton pUutatlons at llduu
Vllead on the 4-.h of December.
4 iMHrnlnil .l.-l ): rnsm,
Mr. I)ortc, of N''.!?- York, who ran a'ilnst
lirooka, of lite Ejeprets, t ir Congress, is t.ik'n
evidence for u content, thore will Da one con
tested cane fioui I'iiiusvl vania.
Wht l.-iiirtiiii'ut.
Sfcremry S'anton Is uj.',ln at the npar'ni '".t
te-Ody.urtondiiig to hisolli -i.il duties. V"n mm
niuy bd Ibe hLowledjtc or desires of ot.Uun, 'bo
iriepreniible S rotaiy has h iu-olf had no Ib a,
iutiniution, or expectation ol'ioavin;; th-; C i rtur.
I lit" ( I'MIII'I,
It is laid ihut, In frr.nin Ir, nn.v Ci' i'jc, Mr.
Lincoln wiil p iy csi-e.-ial rc.'u el to thr- iiiiIm.
Ot busle8 trier;?)', rpilelt per.-ip ian, pri- ieil
judgnifUt, n&d bir;h csecutWu and adui: iisti-iiive
ability. In il.ort, bis ;.tit four yens' exp-trieu
has laugbt him to pn-ura Utile 4tr'iner tiuom-n
of the Jtni g Aui ji-n a elcui'? it. l ais de'e -mi
nati n will bar nil of t'jj te ol ilc'urt J. Walker.
;- ii 1 t'nufiv.
Iiho report of the death 0.' General Oa -:y,
nhilo uot otlljialiy verified, is, ncverthel-t-s.
liuivd lo be true ut the AN ur Departiiiuut. (ion.
Ciinby bus been one of the most faithf.il ant
useful public servants tha Government has had,
and slme his advent nt New Oileaus lias stood
like a wall of lire between the Government and
the cotton traders, sugar dealers, and all sorts ot
peculators mill speculators, and his lo-s at thin
time is a public calamity.
It has transpired thut General li inks' odvont
Lcre hud for its hpeciul object the removal o
General Cauby. He bus been backed by marly
all the trading and speculating interests of the
Si iithern Department. His stay hero developed
the ellort to have him made Secretary of War, on
the part of certain purtits who became alarticd a
the possibility of Gcncrul liutler bull nppoiutcd
to that position.
Nlirriuuu'H Mciiii-nlsi.
Generul lUwlii.gs, Graut's Chief of Stuff, tele
jiaphti that there is a great panic In Rk-htuoi.d,
u.uttd by the movements of Sherman.
Urnvral liuruhide.
General Burnside was at the President' uud
War Olliee yosurduy.
If A 4ora AbollNltnl.
I n ucen promulgated ubolisliing the
IlCibCori s. General Kinory Is to report to the
jjj Commander of tho Military Division of the
ratttieMppi.
ot Civilian.
Mojor-General Foster bus ordered tho Provost
MarrbuLGcnerul of the Depurtmont of tho South
io take complete census of all tho civilian
wiibln the military lines of that Departoieut.
t nt i-m Hon,
1 ho anrioen -emrnt that the Se t.
irles of the
...vy ai d State are at v iri nu
over tho -.Vin.j
ll ptenmtnte; Mr. Well
5 .I'H'iitM h-r e!.'iri
ttad bn.ks it i h
n ini rous pn-.'ed"n's. 'ie
""''' c-im- IM-Ini? one in poln'. Mr. Seward is
bu-ilj engaged in an e.iiiiiii.ilio-i o.' ail the fa'ts
and prcenliiils bca i-ir on the c.ise.
I III" "I Ill I fs
The ptivat'- niemoriniibitn-book take-i fion
the l.,n,u,, hiiiI reeel-.Ld at the Navy Di-prt-
'l J rilay, reveals tome en ; i-liies. Af.T
the reeurrt of caeli eip'ttre c;f oir ve-t?.!s is
entfnd, tl ere . a ,). nil 0f di-tr-li i ions i.i a le of
the prrMtnnl vluh!e raptured. n.-h as gill
wnt he.-, (ii.imond pins, Super rin
A tlmty Storm.
The n vetect and nn st proii";b'
of the fuisoii is slid upon us.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
MK.IMKUII " MORiVIlX" AT I'OKTLWD.
Tbe British Trcs3 on tho Soizaro
of tho " Florida."
LORD FALMERSTON ON TUE
AMERICAN WAR.
Kto., r.ic, r.tf.,
Klc, :., Kt"., Kto.
To n r
n.ANn. Novelnber Tl, ...,.,ai.
Moranan, from laveniool. with d . t m, id i.
iiist.mt, via Londonderry on the tub, arrived at
this port at 10 o'eio k ibis inorum,;. Ttie ste im-
snip I.UIU-H, irmn llo-ton, iirriM-d out on the 7ni
iiistiit,. . l ,c steaiu.shlp ti,imu.i , irom tj-ie h-.-iirrmd
out on the Kth. I im i. , ..,!., "t
If Mh.ujtvn nrnvedont on the Dtli. The srea n
hips .Sujdniu and Trutumn, fr in New York
irnved out on tbe 10; li. Tim ut..,imshi,, v,.....
from Sew York, arrived out on tin- nth.
'1 lie Hunk ot rju'lAlld re. In .Ml n. rn. f
discount to H tier cent.
Hie lower house of thi Danish Uk-sraiU has
idoptid i lie treaty of p-a e by a im m nority.
1 be Uiaxiliau Corresouudence ilIa-Jvk i.i n, ,
capuire ol the pirate t'Uii!ti is p I'lUshed.
'J'he London star douo inees the seUurc, aid
hopes , A m-rica will repmliato it.
ibe tor.vurd put of Iho sto liner J,,. o,
near Murpuol, lias bee td over; Oui the alter n irt
remains upright iu tho sand.
At the new Lord Mayor's bum i-t Ta!
min e a speech, in winch, in r. i..n..., .t...
bloody war ill Ami ric i, ho sii.l lie rr.i.r..,! .h..
'oiileii'liug parties would soon ii ,,l if i.i.., ...
he rcei neiled than to tubt: ami fiar tl.,-.. aiu.
pnti-fi which h ,ve ha lowed that eminent wi'h
ilooo, v lil be ettled by Hmi.ublc urrane.uen!
Iietwecn themselves.
ireat tlomis h ue Ck-c irro 1 !n t'n .. n.l
I'Cortuotis daiiiuire has lie.oi ,,ii-.., ,i u,:.
by a Hood. ' "
1 lie expedition to J iiiin win antlralv n...
'Css'ul iu oiienuiir the lriiiin,! s ... i.. n... .J
age of all ships. "
oiiiiiipri liU Iiili llieuro.
I.IVItRlOol, CorniV Mimrr -li,...
Km. n.i.i r 1 1. '"I foti t, wo..,. 72.i' 'n. in'
HlHlllIU .U I'WI l, ,., s:.,..,,. ., , .. ... J
inurkot I,, oy.nt, und we., an i.in,, f i,i. i ',.
d 1 1
I In olli- r Ui sen.it;. ms. M il... ., , kn.i..
,ik v t lies, tin- ni.irs.. t
losing ii,,ur.l. rtl ...ti.,ri..ia
illliailtl"llil mu ;
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I.ll , in ota. Hl'K.11,-,1 1 i mii'm.t
VI '.,d.
Jill.
1 ie mirket elosos
"roi iblon Markoi
iteu,i mi,! Itmier I oru Is iluU.
1. 1 '- n !' a l'l.o . i . . i s Ma ii in t.-T',.i
o;i qu.ei anil liu,ly. Lsul is ilvan
1.0MUON Maiikbis l.iiNiioN, N ivein'ler 1 1
Mnk n I ntlnim n . lii. r-asa.i t ill .i s).
i .i.u'in . ir.ll Kllr.l,ia 1 s, ii,;
f rle kuiliimU s.(rt; 11.
:.a i-e.' cent, ei- :o nit ;
KturkelH l,y I'cl.'Krx.ih.
tr.w Yoiik, November 22. St.,:k arel"ter
Cii-mo aid It rk fsiici.l, Hiv, (' ,i, .rl.n,, , ,r.?r,.,'
4 '-'J I' '"I. l-'W : Ml lilcm s. .'i.r'i, ;t'. -j0,v'
l,,ik C-Mlr.il. '11 S ; m. I.IM; lli,l..i,i River
. .,i.,,i .im.-i, , ., ; i.rie. I!,1, : u,io Y-.ir fi tl.
'I r.-Asury 7 .(,,, 1 Is ;
I'll
1 , r.Klst Til.
..nd 1.'7.
, '., euupoiis, 101'
eu'lpon lis, ro-i.
IsiJi
IHIJ Df ll AI ! lilVH ttl, (IIIMIII,
AIiDllIONAL Dur.ias.
The Chatf.s.i?nt;s- Haf'ta of Tue lay h is (lie f al
lowing ;
"We learn tbnf the Rebels Mucked Oencril
I'illtni at Morr s-owii, on K iturd iy night last,
a t.iit 1 o'clock. G loin, it win repined, was
i.utiil.and bis mii lery captured. About one
'omatKlof his command reached Strawberry
riuii.s yesterday. They rcp-irc! their comm it
tler captured; but the report is not ereliied.
Ibcckinridge is said to bi In comimtntl of the
Kencls."
A HUl-IIKMItild I'ililllOriOV,
I is with sincere gratification ih it wo announce
the promotion of any odixr wh ' has r;n ler.;d
f-nod service to the. Governm-h', but especially
so In the following case, where tho offi ;er h uio-ed
hus labored for ears with uu. e ising vlgilanee
and ere.it success iu a most iiii,. )rc.int depart
roi nt of the army. We le trn tint tbo President
ha- promoted Colonel D. II. Vi.it to bo B.evot
Brh-mlRr-Grueiiil f, r faithful .-old meritorious
ri rvlces. General Vinton hi ne-n in tho mili
t.iiy set vie." of the I'nitid St i.ei for forty-'.Urec
yeiiiD, twenty right of whic'j he big becu em
ployed In the Quartern, .sicr's II turt-nent. Ho
Im h tn ciipii'.:, d In nearlv all r active mllltiry
opra ionsoi our ii'iiin-s sine-' f,
l,i: l.itei. rify and encigv render
;he tt, u:. try L.valuabie.
" year IS 1 ;, a-id
ins services tj
l'- -..
t.KVM S l I'll
The g iii.l hour of pc.efu! lii'e,
' n tr.iirninrii ij through tic .
Ai d was, which only de.iu,,;
Coul I mean, wpj kissed by -,
riieii suddeii'y a well kit jw. !'..
A vein in suMicr a k.ur eye I
I'ejgct tbe hour !oig ,t the pi i
"My G id ! 'tis Gen, ral Gr n.t
The peojilc heard, a shout w., r
Their voices cheered us hearts
l'or GiiA-sr was there, md God
Who taught that elr'et'tala l
't.iv'f.;
iwdetl StreOt,
v.mt strife
n,iless feet.
" lie cried.
..iC-J,
vero in them,
o praised,
v to win them !
1X11 Mii or mi; I!
Ni w CiicsNir Siithiir T.t vritp.. Tlic ro
niimee of I'uuintt,; as it is cilij-l on thj bills,
wiu; given with great display and clTout nt tho
Arch some few years ago, under the. manage,
mcnt of Mr. Wheat ley. Nothing is so ter
lilitally grand as an avalanche, a Niagara of
snow, descending like a torn-nt-a stnita ell'ect
uliursf Iri'posslblcto present. Tie Alpine scenery
nt tl c Cbesnut was exceedingly rdcturesutic and
line in all but tbo i-bincbo. The iiiostoutlm
nastie imagir.mion cannot see anything bi
ia.il ted cauwiF, which last idht uuullcd itself
aulijurdly, and ditl not (it thu cottage.
i he snow, too, fell not with the graco It did in
the .So (,f j,Xt but probably all this will In reiu j
cud In lutniercpicsentutions. Tiio pivllllon in
the two lust acts is it-otic elegant imd magniii
eci t. Ibe piece is full of Interest, and H as e xcel,
let fly played, us complete a whole as weku,etcm
lit tl ik theatre. .
M ss little Gcrmon, wc confess, sm-prlsod us
The part is ot.e entirely out of her usu.d m lo
it requires sentiment uud pulJtos, two tiinliiles
v. hich Miss Gtrmon bus novei' yet displayed -, but
in I'uuentte she infuicd a touching, goutlc pa hos
that wuschaiuiingj nd lii tho fourth act, which
Is tbe diamatlo oatiu-trophe, though the third is
the scecie, the rose to tragedy, keeping, however,
within the bounds ofgwu luste and truth
There was not a veslige last night of ber nsu il
miti.neilfcnis, and we weie delighted to see the
audience appreciate ber newly revealed powers
by applause, and byealliiiK ber before the cur
tuin i lor it will show Miss Gcrmon that until now
Hit has mUUiUn her road, ajid that it dot s not
leiiuire to lower hor tuic-nt or herself to be a
fuvoiito. Her costume was excellent, and of
course the looked pretty. Miss Vatiglmu is a
lady evidently accustomed to the stage, with
u good voice, uud intelligent reading.
fche is a great improvement on tbo lady whoso
name was iu the cast. Mr. llakcr,ae"Becuard "
was most tfleclive, and drew tears from the audi-
rillLADKLrillA, Tl II)AY, INOVKMHKU 22, IS(4.
f n-e In the ti-nrs of the last tvo as'ts. II
niBl c-up wa , n e b ut
Mr. Mor lftiiiif miide ai rnn.-h as pox i'il-of
T-ir- whi b has mil mu h p iw.-r in It. M r. W , -.1
a lit-If out of pi ice, and un-nrViV irv, n : ,c
,-av, roiiiih sold er'vf tbo Knipire, bat pi ;v. I ,.
Int. I ig. ntly. Mis. ihnpnt.m tu iii an cx.r lent
aiut ln-iulfiiiiic l)u .-hfNs. Is Mrs ( h i im an av irr
that tbo imperial idiet un torln I. leu crm.ilin.j o i
the stae ? lb ojis ar." Vspccally awkw ir I an I
Inili-emt in all stage niovetnents. Ii'f,;t( ,
with its musie nr. I all its -verve at ri 'i,.iis, ,i., ,1
to tie a-iintr, sbou'd t t a mp ilarpie.-e.
In ibe l;.'i . ieee Mr. Murdoch, a iieph.iw of : le
traced.an, mad '. bis tiist (ui "araiiee i i tin" clia--
i oi ii.ii, in uroin. , iii, ,i,,(i , it; sv
ouiift. bun, . in,,., v. i h l irge blaek eve- th f i
oo liri-ehief, gem!,, imnly, stvliih, and ;'ili
vvaeiiv. He i !rri. If v nsiti )n (, tti s f;
erv
in 'i re, a lo.'S ot ill
r, iiainition.
arc
V
i til
Aucit Sini-rr Tu fu ni:. f. ,f .
I n.u was spl, -ndidiv put on the -''. in I f rs
' .aries was ene.'.s itin..-, Mr. W ! .,in,s uai ;ii.
al'y sp.r'ted and auiu-nn,'. il "ire c-owb'l o;
course.
Assi;iiitv I!i aiirN,i. I he s con.l nntiuee
of the ria-sieal U ilntette f'l'ib w.ll ti'io ol i.-c t -n.orro
v. 1 he musi,- is ul r,,i hiitiios style, an 1
ex. . nt. d to perf-etion niu i - so !! as is never
h.-nr.l In an ordinary . me, rt. I'ne n i li,-1 ,
v. rv la'l.iouatile, the Wtcliesi of our r .( b- n
ibeie.
' OKIOI.AM N" r nil; tlllfV.
Hie (',ii,i;iij of the htage is nonlie ". , ,
of Shake-peart". The trmre ly w' il,c p( :t w: it-,
It is nvie than half as lovg M iin as thi a t on
ediiion. In 'his the spc.-.-b'-s ot seven! of tb '
characters aro lyher wholly omitted o- arc m i h
mutilate, I, the ''Iruprovyn'ieiits'' con-isting, f ,r th.;
most part, of verytyrffcht bits cut out, an 1 vry
fiif id onis put jfk " Tubus AiinditH," tli
Yol ciiui leader, haklel and suppressed : the
giand chnracti of " Vlumni.i" is mercilessly
eurtaili d, audtfvcu the lie that the gentle "Vir.
gllia" is permitted to s.y iu the origin il is
ninde still -less in tho aniVided 'cd.tim.
" M- l.cnlus," too, is scarcelyViermitteil t j show
wbnt niSnncr of man he s, whie scene- in .vh cli
hi eha'raetcr develops i-s(-l( alt ig'taer
oniiited. '
Tkc aits so skilfilly d. line it, fl by tho author
by which "Sicinius Velutus" a-,i.l 'Muoius
Ifrutus," the Tribunes of thj people, Incite the u
egainst "Coriolunus," are almost, completed
ignored by the dramatic inn ,v.itor. Keen the
speeches of "Coriolanm" an- cti", and the hero is
not allowed to use what ine would nr jn jwerc
his fair share the original words of his p u t.
I he ordeal of Ditste ami scissors !,, h c ,
bus umlergoue iicfore it is proiumnecd lit for tho
stage, if not conducted on precisely thi u :
principles ou which a seiu-aiiou noel is slashe i
Into and "walked tip" into a "moral, eiuotio , ,i
plav," is at leant conducted upon a process ak;ti
to Ibem
The spirit in which tho glib dram itist p it hes
tbo thoughts ot Shakespeare together with the
glue of his one idea is not tar removed from th it
which would pick tho spots out from the sun's
din", and eke iho vacuum out with n star or two
or which would gratify it laste ami diseerum mt
by loatlii g a cannon to its mu..le with bl utk
t-artiidgis. Shakespeare was not poet without
iui ertec-ions j but theyureii.it to Ijj reiuoibe i
by the alterations of another. Was this allowable,
the works of tho artist would equally be subjects
of emendation; and the envious and wretch-, I
painters, and still more wretched critic, mii'lit
crowd tbe canvas with lurgi" uilowanoos of bin,!
shy nnu green fields, according tj their own
sv.i et wills.
A hen, however, a Shultesperi in adaptation i9
ucces-ory iu tbe eyes of tlioso wh.i certtiuiy
ought to be best tpi iliued lounJcrstaud the bud
ness of the stage, c-usure is generally silent, an I
uie niouin oi in,, pumut clo-c I against t'mlr
Itndliig. Shorn of some of its lo-ksof stecng h
as tbe original of Curwinwi is, the priu. ui il
character is retained almost in its integrity, l o
tee the p'ay upon tha stage, and to real it 1,1
the tpiletude oi the study are two S"prratei p'-.a-sures
the former of which stimulates m more bv
the magiiitlcent itpiieals made unitedly to the
ft n-is of s M-ht. and he niog, and the Int o;- by tho
joint symmetry, the d ivo-tailodiioss of liie various
pans.
1 l o " idea i f the life" of ' Corio' tnus" ,1 ies
not imbed "sweetly creep into the study of
Imagination." It stinks Into it baltlly an l ere t,
and siai.ds a breathing stattio there. The pre
vailing id. a wo h ive ol " Coriolatnu" Is thit of
liuijis'y. No other euiboiliineut of Shukespf ire
is so coiistaiviy associated with this impross.ou.
In. Mt) first ciufroiitment of tins peo ih in t ie
soli.-itutioi; , fui coasu'shi:) which ho del 'tl-l to
make of them as though he disdained wn.it he
so'icits in b passionate interview with
" Voiumiii.i," when she pros ri'ies to hi'n tiie
re ip" by wuich pride shall wait on power; i:i his
banishment, his exile, and his death, it U the
unsullied majesty m his characer which we p; ni
cipaily i-imiie. Like tho luminous a iuosph. ra
mrit iiii'liug the oiatue body of an orb, in our
toi leinpla'ion of tbo light we almost forge, the
daikne-s it envelops.
Mr. l'orrcst's dulineation of "C iriolanus" is to
be clasied among bis very best perform itiees. It
is to be php-ed bes do his ' King 1, ir," uj w'li U
piobubly ho rea.-lies ttio vorv altitiJc of li s
genius. In "Conolauus" there is less room thin
usual f ,r the display of Mr. Forrest's faults. I'uo
tumultuous scenes between "Corioi anus" ani
tlic p,.puluce furnish at once o -cisiou and ex :uso
for a lehemooco which borders upon ra it, and
the sptctrteular character of the piece tliver ,s tho
Btteiitton stuuoA-li.it from the li inc'essa, il p, o
loiigcd pauses which Mr. Forrest is sj ton 1 of
niakinff, and which Sliukesjiearo never coil t
hav intended him, nor any other actor, to in V,o.
1 hr.mc.bout all tho plav this actor's e.vuii uta
elocutiou was employed with the utmost skill,
and interpreted with singular powe.- passages
which, to the carele-s reader, bad con auiod at best
an ubseure sous,;. His first speech d'alt in mist
patrician invective, l'or this, however, tho bulk
of the play gives much occasion. Too iiuc.it .in
plu) s ufihis are where bo Is accused by one of
the Tribunes i" Sicinius Volu'ua") of treason;
wb. n he rejects the cilre.it.ies of bis tno'her
("Voliimnla") to ask con -11: itln'lv the c i-is il
sl'ip of the people; when he receives sentnu :3 of
banishment; and when, at tho clo-e of the plav,
he replies to tho i.iipe.i' biiieut of --'i' alius Auiei
dins. And ibourb it was with s-i,:h p ns ig -s as
those the impression of Mr. Forrest's groaMst
exe. lleecfi will be eoii'icteil. yet in the c.t!iu aa I
iiiiet-t-iupertd scenes it was p.-ocetl tint
Ins . ntne tleiiueation o:' the ch int.-tor w ,s o p il
io his barmoiiious eon ;.'p:ioii of ir. T,n p o i I
uiodtsiy wnli which "fJoriolauus" rocjivis tie
prai.-es of "Coniinius" and tuj awir l of i'io
Senate; his exquisite groetiu.1 to Uavortr." -M .
g'a.inus Silence, h.iii!" uud tlm I . ft' solio t r
with whith, in tho Volsei in ca up, he ivlio ,!s tu'i
appioueb of bis wife nn.l mcher, and tho e,n-bas-y
of II , man ladios, are variously ton -in ig in
deitiee, and iuvo-t with io :u!iar g;-ie ; pr.ud
a eburai ter. This r, leutless .n i ir ....-i, I utter
most sweet compliu.cn j, as, fur iu-i i'i,:,;, w :l,.n
ho speaks of
" I'he 11,1.1.' sis -r ,,r i.,iie , , ',,
Tl..' fe.iuu ol R lie.: elii.. ,;,' .is file t ; .
1 tut . ei.i'.ltil .,v tl, ii.i-i ir., i, i j, ilv,: , j -t
And .eaiiss mi Hist, iei,,! "
A' this late day lo in.-inu tte of this gnat a ,
that he has faults, would s,-ireely" lie ivo-.li
the trouble or the time. II, s uxoolleneios
are so great that ho can afford to ret iio foibles,
i.ntl thisc, moreover, are so fixed us not t iiu
removed. Flattered as only those who have been
so disparaged t an be, and disparaged only as
those who havo been so successful are, Mr. For
rest knows too much of the world to expect hK
liientls tti be so candid to him us to almit bis
limits of acting, or his enemies so goo l-n uurol
us to acknowledge his virtues. His distinct uud
wonderfully musical enunciation, his ultn i-t
peilect tmplmsis, the delicate varictv of bis in.
lunations, und consonance of gesture with speech,
aic rare 6llts indeed, und happily udorn a genius
which excels iu those delineations where pbvsical
,rr. a os prevails.
Mi. Forrest wus rcnllv well supporter!, the chief
nltntcilt.its of the cast being Mr. McCullou th as
"Tiillus Aiilltllus," Madame 1'onlsl as "Volum
uhi," and Mi- Alico Gray us " Virgdl i." In con.
sctU i.ee of tbe character Of "Aulidius" being
nipped od'nuito rboi t, like a rose in the bud, Mr.
McCnlli iiRh had but u poor cluinea. The scenes
by which, in the original piny, his disposition and
counterplotting are developed, are, in tbo stage
ediiion, entirely obscured. The brief scenes in
which he is permitted to appear are limited to tho
fourth eud fifth acts. "Vo'umnia" has a better
chance, but even she is restrained by thr emenda
tions e f the pltty-wright. "Menenius," who is
some what vcrUu-e und sprightly in tho origimil
has all bis green boughs lopped off, aud is pro.
seutcd tuly as a withered trunk.
Tte scenery with which the p'.iiy was presented
deserves notice. It was new and beautiful, ami
elicited spontaneous tppluuse. The costumes
and war equipments were for the most part an-prt-prlate,
although the triumphal chariot of
"Coriolunus" was scarcely of such mal jt as that
hero would have most delighted In. The geuoral
suppoit wou fair, which is saying a great deal
more than we can always say of auy theatre, and
the choms and orchestra were equal lo each
others' capabilities.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iii,
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Mimt. To r w sis
M 4'.. W nd. N. W.
A. M ,
MOVEMENTS OF KAJOR-OESE-RAL
GRANT.
V!pu to his Fiuriily r.i Eorlii.tau,
New Jtivftey.
MIS STAY IN f4CW YOHK.
ui.vr mi: tiiik. shkrmi.
Grant's Arrival in this City
This Morning.
SCENE AT FIFTH AND CUES?? UT
STREETS.
Ho is Eccognizevl by a Suluiov.
THE WILDEST ENTHUSI ASM
The m-iv-mcnts ofth- hero of Vlcks'mrg have
be. n attended with m ieh sc :resy darin.; the put
few days. Uu Th irsd.v last (icneral Un nt leit
the army an I proceeded to Washington, l-'ron
this ei-y, niter a brief c iun'titi m with the I'.-e-i-dei.t
and Secret iry of War, he loft for 1! iriiugt iu,
N. J., the resilience of his fum-ly, nssin through
this city on 1'i ilay. As may be ia1.i15in.-d, the
.,iiet people of H nlington w. re grtnOy s'lt-prisjd
when, on l i i lay aiteruoon, (en ral "tirant, ,
companied by several memli.rsof l.is ia,uiiy wis
s.eu upon one of the principal streets.
Iinin. dia e recognition to ik pU' c on ail s'des
and such hand-'-link in ivid L-irty con.'rituli
nors never before fell to til- lot. 01 this rouowuod
otbecr. In a tew minutes tbo no u of the. airiv.il
01 ij 1 .tut flew like wild lire thrjiu-li the lo.en. .1.1,1
the
gathering eventuallv bee one so "real tha- in
, ui-u ,ut ...eueiiii nnu nis i iiutiv were
obliged to stck the seclusion of thrr own homo,
lb re, until a line hour on l'ridav n'-tht, be
received a number ut visitors, the l.-.-.r',,,
leaving his residence until near iiii.lai-ri.t
On .Saturday morning General I. rant, aeoom
panied ley his fumllv, arrived m -New Yors cry,
an l .piieily and in an tinos-enuMous m mu'er
procc tied to his hotel. During the day the g c it
i h.eltan, iu piam eiti.en's dress, with bis li tie
son, and his tlauithter, Nellie Grant, ufier a sh irt
prwii, nude on llroadw ay, proeecl-d ton noted
place of a-nuseiiient on that fa, nous tliorou: h
t.ire. l b. :r hu pa-,ed uu hour or more and naiu
returned to bis hotel.
N. tw-iihstamliii tho priaeyt)f h'.s visit, the
fa-t of Ins arrival liecaino kn ivu to a riumb-,r o.'
pioniinent elti.eiis, and lh."c be entert liu -d up to
ihebourt.f 'J o'clock 1. M , when bo no-nded
the grand rcoep'lou given at the Astor lloisoto
Mr. Fenton, Governor elect. Kojieatod eir.rts
were ina.lc to iu.lueo the Genera, to make u
speech, but without avai'.
He remarked to a friend sitting upon tho p! it
torm by his sine, that "if all the imaginary gold
which exchanges hands in Wall sireot every
twenty four hours could be cuaveried Into solid
mail rial, ami all oiler. .1 him for a soeech on that
occasion, he would not make 1'.; that it w is not
tbe purpo-e of bis mission to ninko speeches."
The New York 7Viej of to-day, spetkin -j of
General Grant's visit to that city, says :
When the Veteran Vnion Club com;ilimen'od
the Governor elect w itb a si ren nbi at the Astor
House, they little thought what a distinguished
i,u, st would craeo the oc -aslon with his presein-o.
It was only after much solicitation th it Gouoril
Grant consented to como dow n to tho roc niti jn
room, and occupy a seat by the side of Ojieruor
Im ntou. His eiitr.ttieo was greeted wi'h a shout
of applatiso, buistligou' fivin tne heirt ifi.-ury
man fhcio present, the honingo of tiie p-o.-io to
their great victorious leader.
No words can express th ; wiltl cnth i lias n of
ti e moment whin cheers for Grant rang fro u
floor to ceiling, and tho audienco looked upon
ta.it modest, unassuming man whom Ira'f tno
continent teirs and tho other half ad ires. 11.,
positively retuscd to speak althoiii:h r. n arediv
Vallfd ujioii. oices in the crowd eaMod ri
"Ki.-e up, '.cuvral, wo want to see yon." Xqo
General rose, bixveij, aud sat ,io.vU amid erics
I'tiim all p uts of lliO roo n, of "G jd ble.s you
General ; Gel bless you '"
lo G, neral Sickles he delegated the honor of
returning his thanks for his tlattering reception.
ll;s reticence on this occivtion, hit resistance to
tins inducement to s ,y at least a few wmds, was
but ttu illustration of the obstinate firmnoss of bis
character, which, having once determined t do
or md to do a thing, wilt not allow bitn to deviate
from bis purpose. I he General received very lew
visnor" during his st iy iu tue city. OaSuml iy
evening iio called on Licutftnxu'.-'eneral sott, at
tho liuffojou House, but it is believed to havo
been nothing moio than an uaoiliji.il visit of
cour e-y.
To those whom he hono'Cd bv receiving them
ut his rooms, his manner was . imo.-iul, his eon
veisatlnn hopeful, and his views of the situation
most assuring. No oua cm he irhnn I ilk without
being profoundly impressed with the forco of a
,'ha,u i,r combining immense power with tho
im st nmisstiuiing modesty, Ihs presence fas
cinates, his eye magnetizes yon, and y j. cannot
look in his face, listen to his Ica-, e.n n, quiet
word.., and go auy doubting tint Grain is
in S'er of the siuviilon, and kuo vs it.
To a geiitl. man ot this city lie said, on Sund iy
afternoon ;' T he Southern ( onf.) .lor. icy is a
mere -hell. 1 know it. 1 am sure of it. It is a
hollo'v shell, and Shericau w;l! prove it to you."
The t.tlin, in. met cons lomiess of power with
which Hus was s ml, more th in tho jrds t'leui
ehes, C'liveyetl to Ins visitor an iiuiju iliiicl oon
vi. tinn of the trutn of the General's teoisii ks. In
answer lo a question wheihur, in bis opin ou,
niiieiy days would bring the end, ho s iid, with a
gum -niiie "I am not a ninety-day m in, but
we . shall see what will happen in sit, in .nths."
1 la eiunilicttiico of these words fro n ibe C nti-ni:ttnlcr-in-('liief
of our armies, wi'h tties?nso of
fits know edge of and p nteiMv- r the vuolt sub
je, i, which his man n or imp' at-, cannot be an ler
ra , tl.
General Gi-art knows and beli-v-s whit ho
i v'.aud he is not ae;u-t.)uio,, to -X),-ess bij
vi. w without due eousi i ran in. From tho
nioveiiieiit .-.f Ic'ieral .-iier.uan it is evident ho
epects gre.it r, stilts, and in thj s're. :s.s 0f his
operations bo hut the most m rio t comi leaoo.
A.thoin.ii ft w hid the pl-a-ure of seoiag him,
y." lie -o impressed ih'.sc lew with his own h iiio
f'llncs.s that they cannot help reiterating the cry
oi tne Veteran I'liion -loih i.nl tho or i or of all
loy il men, "G jd .''le-s you, ta -nor il ; G .id bless
you '''
l.t itertil Jnni(' trrlvol llii-t Xornltii;.
At an rar'y hour this morning the General
m i is c i in Ibis city anil stopp-id at. the Continen
tal. Ho intended to proceed im mediately on to
the front, but by some delay bo missed the train
and was obliged to lay over a few hours. Uo-
tween 10 and 11 o'clock, accompanied by one of
his aids, Colonel li ideau, he left the hotel on
privuio bu-iiics.s. Ho wi.s tlresscd in civilian's
clothes, with a large slouch hat, having u nliiug
whatever on his person to indicate his position.
He proceeded down Chcsnut street unmolested
mil il a short distance below Sixth, when a soldier
who was standing with several of his comrades on
tl.u sidewalk recognize d him, und wildy ex
claimed, "My God, there's General Grunt !"
This rows spread almost with tho speed of
lightning, and in a few minutes tho General was
completely besieged. Tbe crowd increased with
great rapidity ; people seeing the excitement came
ru.-hiiig to the spot to inquire Into tho cause of
the rejoicing- He was grasped around the neck ;
to his coat tail, und his bands and arms were
seized by till who could possibly reach him. Tho
scene whs becoming more exciting, aud the Gene
ral stood confounded, not knowing what to do in
order to extricate himself. A large number of
police rushed to tbe sjiot, and the fact that tho j
excitement wits owing to the presence of G'.'uei -.' :
Grant was communicated to Chief 'uggies wn'o
scon hud a large uttuibe: l' p()ijca ol, hand.'
The police t- u formed a hollow square, and
the ierttl was placed within, and fairly lifted
by the crowd Into the Central Telegraph olliee,
Fifth end Chesuut. The doors were speedily
closed and guarded by the pollec. The crowd
gulkered around and climbed up in the windows,
and cheer alter cheer wus given for tbe hero.
Alter some delay, the Generul was conducted
iip-stairsinto the Mayor's private ottleo, whore be
w as taken In charge by that otticial, and heartily
velccmcd, after which he informed the Mavor
Ihut be wished to leave as soon as possible. The
Mavor immediately sent for a chaise.
Tbe crowd outside of the building had by this
time largely increased, and the wildest onthit-
ia m prt vailed. In spite of tho efforts of
th" p.il .o a pas age way could n it be
m. tl. 1 1 oin the steps ol the Mayor's office to the
cm ring.'. Chii f I 1 1 lies fcein-! this, iin.ne.li.itelv
s enr. tl ano hor nrrinre nn.l h id it taken th
eli.'rrc ef i n nMicer to the n ai I a' of ln,loH"n
tbo c, ipmre, on Walnut street, l'liis ruse sue
cet d d uio.-t Htlmiral l.v.
fee . r wd -et iug the carriage drive around to
the Walnut sire, t Kate, and there ha unit, of
coiit-c supposed lb it tbo General would tu'te Ins
coiivt ianeo from Mrs point. Memwhilo i l ir,:er
lollee tonv arrived, anil a pass ice w is otieii-.l
I" tc n to tows of officers, and the (lii ral aud
fob n.l ltiileau were ec irt.tl bv thn M'Vor to
lb, ir carriage. As the (ien -r d p iss .1 In: i
l i-ci rri eee hewes loinllv t heere ). K.-ervtim
s. . mt if deterniiiietl either to "hike his h in, I, or
at lea-t to touch some part of his irannouN. II m.
tiii iis of nuns i re stretctie l over tho In ads of
the t lbcers. and the General was gently tapped
on bis head, - boulder-., and evcrv pari of bis body
that roul.l pi).-i',v bo reaebeti. A pis cng'r.
cur. till, d wnb several ladies, passed it (ho time.
Tin y waved their handkerchief and In otu r
ways mimifes ed their reitard for tho h m nod
i n I i ut tin I. As soon is he was safely sc itcl in
hiu t arrlugo the ciowd b oke thro igii and dun-?
to the couvi y.ittee, nearly every win lev of w'l.eh
w is broken. Th driver nnplti. 1 his wliip to tbo
hor-isan.l proceeded up l In snut street. Ui the
Con'it t'iital, witbou' regard to the ci'v or I n i-i .,.
pn.Mliltinc fast ilnvinc. Before nmcb ol h crowd
could ni-rive in front ol the hotel the General wa.
t'M-ortcd to his room. Iu a short lino aft or. i uds
lit. took his depnrtitre in sit h a m inner us to
csr-ip? almost any noti e.
During all ibis oxeit.'nieut.5froin 'he tine tho
'" nanil was Dc- ege-l in Chosnut street mini Ins
departure fiom the M.iyor's ntll.-e, ho hold tu .t
inevitable rigar in his month nn l sm iked most
i.i. ion ,-it , w iiien was no u. una owim; to the c;re it
i xeiicmcni ninier Inch bo labored. While th
people were paying bin so nil h honor ho seemed
iiiitcn t ni'iiirrasse i, iipisiung ire in intly, wit'i his
-t s . us i oowuwar.is.
'1 he popularity of General Grant wis attested
iu a rciiiaiKiime octree liy file populi-n this
morning. From the tnno ho w as lirst rccogni.ed
on the stietit until ho s .tight tho eheitcrof tho
i,oiiiu.entat llot -i, mo eiitliiistnstii of the poo d'
.-.i-i ttieio.iieii. .-sot mono was the excitement
.. ion,. u t,i ino c ,ii mature years, but the contii.
glon -pie.itl to cl.ihl n ti of tender Miars, anil the-e
wtic iin. ea-iiig in tinnr cllorls to obtain a glimpse
However (.-icitly t ,r mt in.iv pride himself npm
his riu ineei'iiig nbtliiies in a military point of
ii, musi uci j uter eonicss tnat t.'io crowd
.sineti ue.oe, .-.I nun upon Ills visi t ) l'lilli lei
plun, on the ''.'d of November, was tn much for
nun, iicwe, ultn -ami Btrat-gic light
Iii.fflli-iitH.
During his stay hi the Mayor's otlice, M iyor
...,ii.t i, Line- in, ,iii jr a s lo 1110 II ', ,11.11 ,j tile
Gt nt nil's fiiniilv. Grant renllclth it thev i.r
nil in very gootl health, whereupon somo "0110 at
. , U.IH1 n I'll,,,,! still,:
"How is your uih-r family, Genonl "
"What lainily .-" respomlod ;ho Genersil, for
the inoiii, nt taking his eiitar from his mouth, and
liul, line it between bis forefingers.
"Your family in Virginia, General," was tho
reply.
Tbe General, smiling at this witti'isin. an
swered, "Oh! they are always in tho best of
health."
Some mliiiif
previous, while Grant was stun!.
ing on tin
sidewalk stirt-ounilcH It... th. n,,.:,.. ..
blight-looking boy, about t.-n yours of ago, slipiietl
wit n mo policemen, ami approaching General
Grant with extended baud said, "I w iutt ishakH
bunds with you, G ucral." Tho Geaoral took
the llillo fellow's hand and gave It a hearty
shake, after which tbe boy stole ont of tha onclo.
Hire, and with his face beaming with gladness
related tbe incident to several ol his comrades on
tl,e opposite corner of ibe street.
Notwithstanding the extniordinory elreum
st im-cs ot tills Impiomptu ovation, General Grant
could not resist tbe tempting luxuries of "tbtt
cigar," of which so much has been said. It whs
nnl long but sin.'ko, smoke, smoke, tho stmn.i ol
one being replaced by a fresh ll ivnt' i, Hhitum.
so have we seen hi-n amid thn din of battle,
w ben death and desolation was h ippcnini' on nil
sides. '-That cigar." seeminglv, is a part of hini
nlf, and withoiii it his existence would bo in
Ccniplcto.
Ha n TiikmTiii rk. All attendants upon places
ot public amusement, and espeolilly tlioa'ros.
know how universal is the habit for a por ion of
the audience to rush pell-mell from tho cst ib i-h
mcnt just Dcioro mo close ot tho perf or.uan.'u.
o mutter how deeply interesting; m iy bo the
clo-inn scene of tlic acl, these ill-iu iiiueted per
s.ms cuniiot bo Induced to wait until tuo fill of
Iho curtain, but climbing over benches, and ru i
nn gdowu the sUiii ways, by their n jiso prevent
ibosn desirous of sittintr tho nla7 out. Ho ii-.,-..
ing so much as a single word of tho langu mo
uttered upon tbestigo. Many plans have noon
tried to correct this nuisaneo, but that ad p ed by
M'-h Heron, iho actress, only a short time since,
si,-mi t iieeave as wi'ti as novel one. rue p'ny
prt'diiced on tbe occasion was one of her own
c in) osition, and she, as na'horess ami actress,
rlghilv deemed herself untitled to more rosiiee-.ful
aitciuion. Wuh stately mien she advanced to
the front of tho stage, and indignantly protested
in liitnsui'ge something liko tho folio ving ; "Tne
respectable part of the audienco will remain and
wimess my p,,or efforts; the rest of the audience
may gor It is well to add that this deserved
reprimand proved salutary, for a co indole con
vert inn wus experienced, and tbe entire audience
resumed their seats until tho curtain fill.
I'oiibhkd Boots. It is nut a milter of ncn--uess,
of personal prldo alone, that one should
always a) pear ou the streets with bis boots or
hoes neatly polished. Hri gh:Iy polished b tots
ure cooler in v. arm weather, and warcj'.r In cold
wt other than dull and dusty boots; form wirm
weather they rcllect tbo sun, which dusty unit
tlirty boots ubsorb; and la col l woa her tho clean
boot d. es not allow the warm h of your too',
to radiate freely, whereas tho unolean boo' do-s.
( lean, bright boots aro consequent y more com
lortalde, us well as r spec. .bio, both In warm
weatb.r anil cold. Not only will tliiferiut
sul stnnees, as iron and wood, give .mt h.-a or
take it in, moie or le-s, but tbo sa me substance
radiates heat more or less actively, as It is bright
or dull, rough oiMin otb. Now, tlirty b, jots are
rough as well as dull. Ihey havo a surfa nof
ni iny littlo hills n i l valleys, so that, tn truth,
iheto is inure surface, fir the hea. to p iss through
either way. As a rough sir, face is n lurgar sur
face, more beat irom within and without at vavs
passes through dull and dirty boots than polished
ones.
Aiioit Vmiuu'.m.'.s. Though tho morning
dawned upon us clear aad told, yet, from tho
ocea-ionnl cl. ml.; Hitting across the hori.on at the
time i f wriiiiit.it is almost too gold news to
believe lhat llie ral.iy weather is altogether over,
nn l therefore a brief paragraph up-m the suuj c;
ol umbrellas v. ill be quite nppropi'lato.
No one tu i c.s abou being bothered with u m
brellas unless there is acual n.'.elfor their use.
V htle some pcr-otis are so fort-matt! as to b pro
vided with litis usei-H article i-t in the nick
oi' tunc, w In n the ran t'O'iiiic.'n.es n Jo icon, I,
theie u o set res of otbeis up m whom, so tni igl y,
Iho lain Merer- fills when thoy c irry iMi n'cll is
with them. Now, why cannot tho s i n-i pUn'te
niloiiii d In this city as aero- tho water in
i'aiis, tor iiistaii te where tbo shops of to'iieci
nisis ure ageuoics fir tbo loan of uniorollas?
There any one caught in a shower may procure
an tuiibicllH by depositiig its vitnn as security,
re urningit the next day to any tob tc -ouist.'s
shop, on account being kent between them. Tho
ptiee of a ilny 's hire is but six sous. Who will
net upon tho principle, and confer a boon upon
humanity thut w ill never bo forgotten i
I'kkfiimi n's Aid Society. At a mectin3of
the Frt-edmcn's Aid Society, held lust evening ut
Concei t Hull, Bishop l'otter in tho chair, ad
ilrcssts wire delivered by Mr. Tomlinson, tho
Supuiiuttiident at Fort Royal, and Mr. .Mitchell,
tne ,-st:pcriiiieiiiteiii lor lenncssee ana Georgia.
In the del nrtmuit of tho South, with tho head
quaitois at l'ort Royal, there are 10,0110 colored
people. Only SbO rations per month are required
lobe issued to these, they otherwise supply lug
themselves. In the Southwest schools und I
churches aro being rapidly erected through the
labors of Ibis people.
The Soldikh's Voir.. The total soldier's voto
was received this morning, and stands as fol
lows :
Lincoln , 4129
McC'leJ au.,,, , 2080
Llncoln's M ajorliy. 2U49
rifU-l EUlSOS OF THE FINANCE CoUMITTErj.
Tbo Finance Committeo of City Councils havo
agreed to rcpart in favor of an appropriation of
live thousand dollars for furniture lor the Muni
cipal Hospital.
The proposition to increase the salaries of the
Assistant Engineers of the First and Seooud
Divisions bos boon indenuitely postponed.
Coiionee's Casus. This morning an unknown
white man was found lying dead on the side
walk, on Callowhill street, west of Twenty-fiftb.
Tbe deceased appeared to be about fifty years of
age.
An unknown man fell overboard at Tine street
wharf, last night, and ws drowned.
Acaphmy or Mi sic nnAin Bali, ok "Li
Cotfrik Ulani iir." We l.arn that arrAnRo
me nfs are now lielng ma le to give a ma-rnlncent
fancy dress hop, to come off earlv in February,
and as the members of 1st I'oU rit lllwu hit, an as.
sedition of gentlemen of taste and experience,
I sve tbe nflalr in band, ws feel warranted in
prrtlii ting that there will be the finest display of
Intiey dresses ever witnessed In I'hiladelphla, anil
that the I all will lie a perfect success, it will im
1 n enil e retl tb it l a I'vtrrir gave the most rip-runt
Itinry dress party hist season ever given In our
city. 1 bey propose this sea-on to ecli,i-o overv
thing of the kind ever given in this coutitrv, aud
to introiiu c Npvirni new fca iircs anil pcr-ona
t't n oroharnctprs 1 ever Is fore a'temp ed. S nn
1 our most ra'ht'jnub o ladies ore already prep ir.
leg their costninesto attend the grand party of
. . urn ir iHun.-he. Mi one Is to ho admitted
to tne tiuneiiin floor except In fancy costume,
I it kefs admitting n, tbo ball room tlo ir litiiit-d
10 six niintireti. unci to lie old onlv by suh t rlo
tun. Kaeh f nbseribi r to havo a certain number
or au, nence tickets to present tj his friends to
win ess llie gioat Mill t.i uie seas ni.
-u in'it Asiinn uvKit riu; Sciu vi.kili.
r en. This morning tho Schuylkill river, owing
to the recent heavy rains, was ah uit eighteen
U tiles above Its usual heigh", and llo ved wit
pit at rapid! y river tbo .bun. At an early h inr
, his iiit rtiiiig a catiai uoai D'ono trotn lw moor
ii gs.Jiit.d was washed down the river, and over
it num. in passing over the baat snapped co-n-1
leicly in half, one portion remaining on tbe
tb m, while tbo other rested below. Fortunately
tit. one whs on Imard.
FwitMotsr l)ist The work of cleansing
'le F'alrmount R.i-ln will be finished In tame
tlrys. Among tho fish found In tho h isln were 11
number of gold lish of tho rarest color an 1 sp,i
t it s. Thee have been placed 01 exhibition in
'be niill honse. Dining tho cleansing of tho
basin water will be supplied irom Corinthian
art nuo.
On. St nscniviToNs. Ily reference to tho nd-verti-cinont
in anoth'-r column, It will bo seen that
the bonks positively eloso 011 Monday next.
As the probabilities are that on the last day
1)11 re will be a greater de 111 and than can h Niii
pliid, it is suggested to those intending to take
one or nire of the remaining slmros that they
1 cure them by mail or othciwise at once. It is
"Xpected that when tho company gets organized
the-e shines will command a handsome premium.
To rt ltciiASi. Ciothino a r Low riiic-st, make
.1 . lertl. n 0,011 1 nr stock 01 'kkakv-maiii. Dtrni' tiis Wo
oc, st-IMlis KOtitts i'illiil in 'tilt. rf', iii.iAs tati I inaff-itl,
irnn, -i4,i .Ml ; ,- ee.it. loirer thnil Is n-iw eltsritol l.,rttio
sti. I- g. oils nis.le to ,1 Jer. We hive all stvl.'s, si a ,4
em oi'riotliiie Aioii's, V.iinli j,.iiiil Bins'. All oall he
uitctl wlL.oatd-!laj or irauliia.
nevs'iTTr .t r.i.,
Toner natl, No. els ll.irsol sliool.
A .Skhioi sCani; or JlAi.r-TitEATMnxr. Tho
tit veinnitnt, we see", lias tit.n swln le.l 0111 01 so 110 tvv.i
Inn Jri'd tfiCusainl if illar. In tlie way of revenutt iitnt in--.iitio
tai.bytlia Nw Yrk nruei. tint ti,. lej mrir
mer they h.ivo b.s'tt h'-l'rin' for themsnlves tniutil... ami
we fm-ie Secretary Fesstli leu will tnsko th-.ni hnp a-sottnd,
if elilit-! lli-ni better how ui k, ret up t e,r heer tin I tlic
,'1 their iluea to I'l. lr coiltltry, Willie- 111 uiy bruve ii'id in
trlotic ions are br insht to lliiir btr to siii.po t tho .- ittntrv.
1 fiese t'lnlowt, with their Seer, try to Oefr iid It. a suitor
"true blue,' from t'harles Hlukes ,t tto s a ider tils tleia
ft pntal, shctld dforate oDp.auJ a suit of fiali'-aud-baii'
such ts they wrar at rilng- Slan, llie othe-r.
iMnnnsriNO to Hoi seki-.i:i-eks. Wo find It
to be of il, nal value that a icwlnit machine sli nild havo
a unlloriii and eir reKulatlos ten-Ion of ttiroail, anl
.b.iiUil niaks as rrat a variety of tlftelioi as pissililo We
ano learn lhat an Instrument having tlie r, irrii!ilef,ft.
mo'in,ciiiblli'f the operaair to fa-ten the emls of ttio
esrus, aud have w, tk run either to tho rl-ttit or left,
milieu! turning- the fabric, H of very iroat aileantairm
nil the same may be aal.l of a niacMao. winch m.ues
iv. ryultehcomiille In I'.eir, ,hut Is nnlselesj fa Itsoln-
ratlons, and rut llali e to set out of or.lor; that Is free
irom obiretlons of siirlniii, 001 wheels, and cams, and 13
otutriitled as not to oil tie tlre.ior the operator; that
oiub net in ail stitches the ureaics- amount of stretintti,
lntlellr,n.l beitltv, that performs bell thn heavlosl
ind finest work wit 1 ennal faullity, wltli.ut ch inva of
trnslon, break of thread, nt .hlpjlng stltenesi tad that.
-Minai.st-wi tne most laindly. and r ma with ur-,,.i,,.t
en 0. and Is io simple In c lastructlon lint Ii can bo easily
understood The ' Klo.ence" ht all those Impo-iatit
att'ibutee, and ti d cldetlly the be t maohiue made, ibe
Philadelphia Ag-iury Is at No. ,slO t-'hosiuit aireou
If. Stum. & Son have a line stock of dry
Ja.l to select n-uin; Hi -, hi ) been lon-t ..t.n,ii.i, 1..
i-u.fr.PHi, and those wn.j want 110 , J in tln-lr hue would do
will to cull beftre Bitktnit ttilr nitrehusos, ut tbo ol.l
1 tubluli"d stand Sos 71a at 71 N. Tentti streot.
The Ladies' Fuitini. "A gem;" "A lionse
liol.l Ires. ure;" "A perfect heattt-l" "Warts like a
01-utm;" t-i 0l. best In the world;" ' We aid not bo without
a rioienee;" "Itmakoi four staehea wttti the .-tuio eaie
lhatotlieis make one." Such art! tlie expr.i. . ,1111 nieil
by luirelmsers of a f'lorenop. Sglj at Mo. (kk) t'aesuut
meet,
Do Y'oc Know Dcan his rcmovod to No. 113
t'lietniit meet? He sells robaeco, Clitars. .Moce. ,te.. llitv
per cent, lest than any other mm in this city. Keui uubjr
Dean, No. 4la l.'htismu meet.
Window Shades. Poi sons purchasing shades
In these times ot huili pilcea will ev nmrey bv at once
uoiiik to the inane acturer wlio Is so wt 1 and favorably
knownas . IlKsrtvPArris,
No. H'lMlJIieojut Iti-oot,
Choice Caramei.s.
t'lioeolaie, Vuulfln. ''"ooanut, and
Pttnefa r'arautels Manufactured by
SrKi'itKN . Win 111 iv,
No. 1110 Muriel street.
Wb have now uowar ls of two hundred Oil
1 '.iDip, itiies In this city, rcp-eeu'lni? a c ipual of $ i'l Ola -
OfO. Rome of these cwupAiih-i have p int nr-te ,ll?i Jen. Is,
ed In a any oa s have doubled and lebtod iho par value
ol tllelr iharei. The new olliee No. 1 1;) S. Fourtlt atree'.
which has lieea newly fill .ilslie.l. 'ij is the 1.1 ,st e iiivo-
ai nt of oc!ts In the city, pre,. '.an a h.ely at, I lnturust
Ins .e.'lie tlnlly.
Diiteient coniDin-.'s tl b'tslness there, and th.yliavut
room expressly lor taeuseol the tieltliuinera. Toe b-ist
:.,n.p)iilPs are tri'T' loeatct and a'f ou-iiiess Is done in
jsit-n atie 01 'ler. Dm !n the p,i.t few weens the stock of
oiie of the comoanlei dolus: busioess there, l'ie Oii 'tln Oil
tl"lnp.iuy. has Itioreussl t:most d.iutne being uo v 'I't.ited
he holiest ut'Oii nr ol! st k boards. T ie stt Nu'iulit
OU Ci niiant's stock Is ulsr c iIiik up rlii Slv; th o hs. s a
,11111,11 1,1 S.M'UAl.isst.sn I "lie aill-e 11 ivo-11
'tl,l:Pe.l.l,,'S. I lie Ciesloelll of t!i-se .:.,
r li l.loeis
o;il O.'S Vl.ll I
1 .il tl) .,1 Mrtlls
I .i.le s: Ii ',i,'
, N10 10: an l
tliu wells, and git ei his e, sontit att, nil ,11 1,
"trn',.''.'U tvitii tl.e Inter -st'i ,,1 tlie si,, ,1
lie rap'd advance of tiie shares of ihe si
hir'io souih
sst foro ntes have h,.( a ms le In thoe IiivAit'it - its sn ,
11,, si-N it pat sueh 1 irye dolile,. I-, as tn. ,1,1 11 ii.l top
11 I eotlsntlMlv limn. 11.. 1,, ex ,'trt lia.ltl ,t ,,'ie
an ounts to levsr ll 111. II 0,1s n'd ilisrs eurly. I'tinse who
uu.,' eiiill it 10 in.-.'-t sri.iuld uu 11 - J a'.ow l-ol liu aillo ,,
No. I. si H. Kourih stro.it.
Okoiioe SnttK d Co.'s riati'is, nil Mis in It
11:111, iin' I n'illl-t (Iruan. to lie had on'v :ll J. K 11 elld I,
Velithaild tllieilliu streits.
Vanilla Roahted Ai ho-.uh.
Of rure nullity. AfaimnlHurod nr
SiKi-in.s it'. Wtiijis.
Ci'fliiiosjs. Pew, Utni.E, and Soea Ci shions,
o-iitoati's glveti, iii'l work doao lower than can be tf-
rided liy tny 01)1 -rii u-e. W. lli siti 1'aiic.s,
Js'o. M11S Chesaut street.
We havb before ns the map and plan of the
new Nutlcnu! oil Itoiliiinu Couipiny. Tlio silo of this
.'oiniii!iy's bulUlinjt it sftusled 011 Iilumoud creek, near
tlie NurrlHtown Itaitroad, and when completed will be ot
vast Importance 10 the petroleum trade.
The facilities which this Company will hare wti'ii they
ure in active operation will enable them to refine flitoea
hundred barrels of oil per week. 'This la what has lonf
been needed, as flit, oil luteluued by llie ililtereut 0,1 c uu
panics has accumulated beyond the facilities at proneut
niloriletl for rctlntng It.
We run. therefore, commend this oroleet as one of ureal
Iroportuiice 10 the oil 1 1 ml', and to tlie liileresl 01 the e.ou-
1 eoinnii.tilly ueuorally. tn we export large uuaull-
ttes ol petroleum.
Ui-iioi.sTEniNO FtiiNirt-nE. Old and New
Ktirnlturo t'pholsturod tud Varnished In tlie very bct
mam, 11 ut W. lUM'.l I'ATTKS' S
Welt EmlUl'liolslerv Bstabllshtuent,
No. lWS'JUotuut striiet.
Choice and Fashiomaulb Cokfkctions,
Put up In Neat Boxes,
Suitable for Presents.
SiKcnits F. WinruiX,
No. 1.10 Market sueet.
TitizES them HioiiiY.Mrs. S. A. Allen's
World's Bstr Itestorer and Zylobulsamuin, or II air Ores
UK. are prized tibjhly by til who ase them. Careful stuiy
tnd experience have maSo them what they tre iwkaow
Uds'd la foreign count r loo ta well te at home, Ue only
valuable preparation for ftetorluK, Invlsoratlng, beautlfy
Ins, tud dre.t'iuj the htlr. Ihoaewho use Uiem have ne
liey hair or bald apoU. Every Drustffst sells them,
rnOTooBAi'iis executed In splendid manner
nd in ityles lo suit all tastes. B.V. Belmcr't Ivorytypes,
Cartet de Vlille, oui Ufe-iUS 'IwlorapL iuoU, Mu.0.i
Areb street
PRICE TIEIEE CENTS.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Omct or Tne Kvt,m Ttinattrw, (
Toeidty, tforemoep ti.
Gold Is netivo this moraiur, and prices have
odvat-cpd A(;,a por ,. nce ,M CTonlnffi 0;wn.
It g at 0J.-14; advanced, anJ sold at 21 at'lOJ
o'clot k; fell off, and sold a'. 221 at 11 -22. at
12 j ral led ami sold at S-'fi1 at 12J P. M.
The Stcrk Market is lnietlve, but prises are
steatly. Government bonlj contl me firm and
I il.'es aro rather better, with Sales of 6-2os at
iH4(- Kll, coupons off, which is an alvancet
;7;,1,(,;;Iw117'Ki1 f wsiart.,u,tad
'ew City f,s ore selling at 101 ,.
In Railroad shares there I, rather more doing,
aiid ptieeshavcan upward tendency, with sale
"f Reading t notice st 61. an .advance of ;
rcnns,W.ni. Rail road at 67( 17J, an advance
of 1; Nouhein Central Railroad at 67, Little
Schuylkill at 4r,i,(W. Ck,M VM
bond, , at slO; N,M, Penn.ylv.ni, a,lrod bonds
at ino; l.eliigh Valley R.llroid at 81i; and
lhilailclpb and Erie. 1 3,J, an adTanc, of j.
1,2 was btd for Camden and Amboy, Si fi
I'hiladelphla and Germantosrn; 32 for Elmlra
common, ,11 for preferred ; 18 for Catawlast cam
nit,ii,.1!) for preferred; and 64 for Philadln.i.
and Ibiltimore.
Hii ro is little or nothing doing in raspnier
Rslroad shares, in was bid for Fifth and Sixth
s'' fr Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 3I for8prnce'
and Pine; 6Si for West rhitadolphla. which le
an advance; and 1.') for Arch street; 70 was
rttked for Se-ondand Third; 41) for Tenth and
i-.teventn; 43 for Chesnut and Walnut; and 26
fur Green and Coales.
Canal shares continue dull at aliout former
rates. K3 was bid for Schuylkill Navigation com
mon, ,i-.t tor prererrcd ; 7oJ for Lehigh Valley;
Hi for Susquehanna Canal; and 130 for M-irrla
Csuiil prelerrcd.
llauk shares continue very firm, and nriejja
rather belter, with sales of M inufactumr.' .i
Mechanics' ut 31, which is an advance of 4; and
City Rank at A7. an advance of 1 , 17a -i.i
North America, an advance of i: lsut r,
rbilndelpblt; HO for Farmers' and Mechtnlce'
.'iJ for Commercial; 30 for Moehinic)', 88 for
Kensington, an advance of 2; and SO for Oirard.
Coal Oil shares are stendy, with sales of Oil'
Creek at 8J, an advance of J ; McCllntock at SJ ;
Mi F.lheny at .OJ ; and Cherry Hun at 30, an ad
vance of ,5.
There is very little demand for raonoy, and
the ra'es remain about tho samo as last quoted.
Lcuns on call aro frcoly offered at 6 per cent, per
annum ; prime paper is scarce and quoted at 74(a)
0 per cent.
Considerable attention has been a'trac'.od to
tho unexpected advance in tho stock of the
Clinton Coul and Iron Company, which for a long
period was inactive. Indeed the rise has been so
sudden, that holders of tho stock have Ignorantly
disposed of it at less figures than It would com
mand at tbe Board.
The reason given by those who have a know. 1
ledge of the subject, is tbe discovery of unmis
takable oil indications upon the territory owued
by the company, which embraces about thirteen
thousand acres. Within a few days a lease hit '
been entered into by responsible and wealthy
operators for tho oil privilegos of ono thousaud
acres under an ample rental and royalty.
Tho lessees will immediately comiuenco the
work of sinking wells and developing the oil
production. Notwithstanding the Indisposition
of those connected with the Company to furnish
details of the mutter, we feel It our dutv to nnt
the holders of the stock on their guard against a
ruinous sacrifice of it on the eve of so iinporUn
a devclopmcn'. . .
Tho les ecs are sangnlne of the existence 0
Jarge veins of il beneath the enormous wealth
of coal und Iron already found on the Unas or
this Company.
J UILADELPIIf t TO( K EYOHANI1E U SOV.il.
lti-portetl by Clarksoo A Co., Brokers, Ks. UI , Thirdstt.
BsFOitK n lABii-i
--.sun utiauing it ns
It.sisii Bieelsior OU..
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ssstsu do '2
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ii th
list sb
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do.,
do.,
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OS'S
, bio lao.
s. 11 sh Cairn riaoicr. . 7 1
6tn ib do 74J
do.
.e oil
l.H'O sh Walnut island
i'w-i ,.M,HHUlHn
at.ian uoacstary ..bm I
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ni 1
i.tusb do.
stisti Uuerry Hua-M I
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341
i. eti ninkia deal.
3
J'.l
100 in ki uorado .....
tot) an At. NiehilM...
psiah K,u uu
Hit an od t Sieek ...,o
'iss) sh liiuner
4U0ab do
700 su Orsauiu Oil...
J I
VI n b
letisb
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do S)4
fsisli lllbberd...
ft
Visi sh do
site sh flermanlt
S'lU'OVJ s S-Jen...
....
.... li).
.... 1 V 1
KlKST BOARD.
.liu 171) th Oil Creek
risi.) 00 foiu
Slissi de o.lm-4
$ ,11 I'M 7-.'S)....new tiles
aiflio Mi-Clitiiock... . S
lisi.o s-,r;uj,ii....b4 6
lui '. sr. Central r.i
I'.istit.liy (is. new ....llil.
Utio so Keadine- H...tH SUV
It. l sh do sOO a,)sj
n Penna KM jil
lOlt ab Ut Sch K SViC?
(S) sh do bOO SVS
DtsiahtlberryKun.... SO
W sh though Vatley.. S'lf
UtO.hPiiii. airle.... SI
loo ah do am
.... ii...s iii.iri ...i,.i
t'llsl lleadlns bda 70.. lint
S.V 11 N l a. ,is UN)
t'KIICties Yal b.ls.... 40
V.'i )l Alamil .Mech. al
Jti sh I liy Hank ti7
lc III 111. Mount i'i
lubtb d, sin 1',
Quotations nf Gold at tbe Philadelnhla n.M
xchan -'e, No. 34 S. Third street, second story
I'i A. M 223 12 M Sj,.
11 A. M 2271 1
' 2201
Market strong and uctive.
De IJavi n & liuo., So. 20 S. Third street
quote as follows '
American Gold 2-tj U1A
Amtricun Silver, 4's and ' aitj .,
Ditnesand Half Dunes 211
Spmiisb fj.iarters ...211
Penn. Cuireney 4 dis. i dls.
New York Exchange.... l-lo par.
Quotations of thn principal Uoal and Coal Oil
stocks at 1 o'clock to-tiay ;
.t.i. JIi
Ktilton (Val
Densmoro..,.
7W
His StoaiilAii-.Coa) .s ..
N.Y.iV ind. ileal.. 1J
l-een Mb Cet'.... 4','
Kt .'Oer lian. 'Jiial. .
CiltitoaCoal..,...! .,
Inaler fool iu
litiiiii.iid foal
tSsviitara
l"ei,n Mi'imi; w
1 xeel-lor till a ..
His I' oik V)
font 1 nen, a! J
Katr-.il
Oil llr. ek a ..
M ue,' Stn,le Oil., al
U 'C'llnt'iek Oil ..a ..
I'oiiusilvalna l'et . 1
Heirv On 11'.'
Vln.iul Oil i 111
Knystoni On I Si
loiion 1'otr.iteum.. It's
lleaeon nil 1 .
Heneea Oil 4S
oraulo Oi ..
Ilowe'a hdd Oil.. ..
Ii vim Oil S
Pope farm Oil...
fta llanell tje,.,,.
Ill Mcliltieuy ....
'
i lt ,erls oil. ....... 'Js
l l Oim-iesn 1
1', NobleaOelauietar. I
1.1 llil.liaid ..
'." Mtery Kami 3 S1
10 iHruoer ,,a ..
ol '1'err.iieiiol Centre. ..
1', K-.-b.rt 4.';
ll'iiie Island
Hii Allegheny Klver.. H
i Iturtin 14
V ei.iUAillK.roek.. IV
10 Hull frees 4
i Oerivisuia. ....... ..
3 foru etinier a ..
4 K'K-k Oil 4',
3 Tarr larm...,
O obe fiiui..
S-31 Heh. Oil ai..
' aw
I'l Wal.ut laUiid...a
5 t'herry Ifua 4 .,
1 ", St. Nteholas s ..
1'. r.lua U.uliui s ..
st, fcidorada 1 ,,
IV
Hnrkeit by leloicrnplt.
Raltimoue, Noremlier 22. F'lour dull and
li, avy. drain seine tt steady pi Uses. Wtatiky stetdj at
SI .a toecile. tliui.
New Yoiik, November 22. Flonr has ad-
vnnred 1',". ; sale.) nf 10,01)0 bhls. at SH'Mls$IO 10 for
state, tllwivl for Ohio, aud t!o-5i,tIA Sir IJoulh.-rti.
Wheal ativai.eedJtriHe.i sales ol 7n0U busheU tl tl sofof
amber MicbiKun. I'orn advanoeJ lnuJo. I unimport
ant Href nnu. l'ork heavy; sale! of 1'Xkl bbla. at
Isstuvtia. Lurd Aim. WuiskyHim.
LATEST MAKIXE lMELUGETE.
f'LEAHPI) THIS MORNTHO).
gteiim.lilpJ tiiboii,bow. ii, New Vork. W. J. TtrlorAOo
I lup I nrerwrlter. , fort Haraueae, P. Wit tit ,u Sea
liar,ue Unlou, IVilmer, New Orleaua, Workman at Co,
Huraiie Pawuee, W tltuuiis, Now Ortetui, il. ruiuoua.
IttU 1. Mye.-s. Suiitn, du. do,
IU is prince Altred. HUitliia, Porto Qleo, J. VatoBeVCo.
Itrtu Ooncord, Smith, lieaufurt. Workman t Co.
KeluJ. Kinsley. Lake, Alexandria. J. 11. 4t ) rl. ReppUet".
twltr MituoUa, Chase, beauioct, Crow-ill at OoUlntu
ARRIVED tnuT MORNtHO.
(sehr C'artliaseiia, keliy, t, days from New Bedferil. with
oil to J. B. A. Alien.
Bclir Heroine, CUaniBUn, t days trvm PrOTldeaoe, la tal
la.t to captain.
ate-vni.-r bioveky. Rliaw, M boors front Xsw Yort, "U
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