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V2£. XXIII. WASHINGTON, !>. C.. FRIDAY. APRIL 29. 1864. N2. 3,485
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MpIC 1CANTERBURY HALL,! ANDB A L LRaNTERBURY HALL,? THEATERLccisiaju Atiioi,
K« LlrtV.6MMILU.W. I. Ca»a?4C0»* .Proprietoi
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IMMENSE ATTRACTION!iMM!' ?K ATTItA 31The wanager takes pleasure in announcing to
bie patrons and the public that be baa effected anengagement with a
"Wkich includes the names of some of the most.Wented artistes in the world, for the express pur-
of presenting, in an acceptable manner,
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FARCE, OOMEDY AND BURLESQUE !¥ARCK, OOMKDY AND BUKLU^Uli: IEARCE, CO.MLDY AND BURLESQUE I
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MRS. FRANK DREW »MRS. FRANK DREW »MRS. FRANK DREW 1MRS. PRANK DREW tMRS. FRANK DREW !MRS. FRANK DREW !
The celebrated Comedienne, from Niblo's Garden.N Y * MR. J. Db FORREST,MR. J. Db FORREST.
MR. J. Db FORREST.The talented Light Comedian, from Niblo's, N. Y.
MISS NELLIE HOWARD,MISS NELLIE HOWARD,MISS NELLIE HOWARD,
The most beantiful and attractive female JigDancer in America.
MR. SAM RAINFORTH,MR. SAM RAINFORTH,MR. SAM-RAINFORTH,
The renowned Pantomimist and >faitre de Ballet.MTLE CORDELIAMLLE CORDELIA
AMDM LLE IRENE D ESTEPHE !M LLI IRENE D ESTEPHE !
The accomplished Danseuses, in conjunction withthe Standard Favorites.JOHN MULLIGAN,JOHN MULLIQAN,JOHN MULLIGAN,W. B. CAVENAUOH,W. B. CAVENAUGH,J. H. DOUGHERTY,J. H. DOUGHERTY*J. H. DOUGHERTY;
DELEHANTY AND WARD,DELEHANTY AND WARD!DELEHANTY AND WARD?
BILLY WEST,BILLY WEST,"LYBILLY WEST,W H. WILLIAMS,Xl:9lttIi£S:
MISS JENNIE ENGEL,MISS JENNIE ENGEL,MISS JENNIE ENGEL,
JENNIE FORREST,MAGGIE WILSON,
ESTELLE FORREST.LUCY CLIFTON,
EMMA SCHELL,
The Lar-jhaMc Negro Sketch ofOLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACE!OLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACE JOLE BULL IN A TIGHT PLACE!
©le Boll. . . ....John Mulligan
The Farces of
THE ROUGH DIAMOND!THE ROUGH DIAMOND!THE BOUGH DIAMOND!
SKETCHES IN INDIA!SKETCHES IN INDIA!SKETCHES IN INDIA!
AND A DAY IN PARIS!AND A DAY IN PARIS!AND A DAY IN PARIS !
With Mr?. Frank Drew, Mr. J. De Forrest and W.B. Cavanaugh in the cast.
In active preparation, and will shortly be pro¬duced, with New Scenery, the *500 fPRIZEDRAMA, by John L. Poole, Esq., entitled the
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
Oh, THE WRECK OF A LIFE !As performed in New York for fonr successful
weeks.
Admission .. fO 25Orchestra.............. . ... _. soPrivate Boxes, holding six person 5 00Doors open at 7 o'clock; Performance to com¬
mence at 8 o'clock.
FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3 O'CLOCK,Admission.Ladies 25 cents; Children 10 cent*.
SNOW'S CELEBRATED TROUPE OFPERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYBAre engaged and will shortly appear.
3 000 H0R8ES WANTII>''
War Dbpartmbnt, Cavalry Buriau, )Qfice of CKuf Quartermasur, >
Washikcto*. D. C., April 8,13<$4. \One hundred and fifty <|150) dollars per head will
be paid for allCAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next fifteen <W) days at theGevernment Stables, Gienboro, D. C.Said horses to be sound in all particulars, not
lens than five (5) nor more than nine (9) years old;from HX to 16 hands high, full fleshed, compactlybuilt, bridle wise, and of sice sufficient for cavalrypurposes.That rpteiA'ations will bt rtrictly idtiered to andrigidly tnforctd in particular.Payment made on delivery of ten (10) and over.Hours of Inspection from 9 a. m. to ft p. rn.
JAMES A. EKIN, Lieut. Colonel andap8 Ht Chief Quartermaster, Cavalry Bureau.
1FILLIARD TABLES FOB SALE..The BnbMri-EJ ber baa three first elasa Billiard Table*, nearly»*w. wWeb be will dlapoee of vary low. Ia«olreat tbe Billiard room, eoraor of 11th street aadPennsylvania arenas. mb U-tf
REMAINING IN THEWASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, A PRIX. 1864.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN TH1 PAPBBHAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION..tA Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at theresidences of owners may be secured by observingthe following Rules :1. Direct letters plainly to the street and numberof the house.3. Head letters with the writer's fnll address, in¬cluding street and number, and request answers tohe addressed accordingly.3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors in atown or city, whose special address may be un¬known, should be marked in lower left hand cornerwith the word " Transient."4. Place the postage stamp on the upper righthand earner, and leave Spa?e between the stampand direction for post-marking without interferingwith the writing.A request for the return of a letter to the writerif unclaimed within thirty days, or less, written orprinted, with the writers full address across theleft hand end of the envelope, face side, will becomplied with at usual prepaid rate of postage,payable when delivered to writer.
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AMUSEMENTS.FORD'S HEW THEATER,Tkxtb Strut, abovb Psknsylvania atuui.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, April 29,Positively the last timeBDWIN FORRESTWill appear in his^rfiat^Indian character of
Mr. John McCullough as! i.Lord FitiarnoldwFrt- V,H AUeu OceanaMibs Alice Gray as . ...... Nahmeokee
TO MORROWA FPARKLING COMBDY,replete wit w<th and humor, in which the" entirestreDg.h of the company will appear.
In preparat:on and will shortly be produced,with new scene.-y, machinery, new and splendiddresses, ensigns, standards, war chariots,Ac.,4cc..fchakspeare's historical play oft ... . CCRIOLANIIS!In which Edwin Forrest will sustain his grandRoman character of
CAIUS MARCIU8!In preparation, the grand spectacle of theNAIAD QUEEN.
GROVICR'S THEATER.Pennsylvania at., nxak Willabd's Hotel.Leohabd Ubovxr DirectorTHIS (Friday) EVSNING. April 29. 1864,
^BENEFIT OF MR. E. L. DAVENPORT.Upon which occasion the entire Great TragicAlliance,MR. E. L. DA VKNPORT, MB J W. WALLACE.AND MRS. FARBEN, '
will appear in two great pieces, supported by Gro¬wers entire excellent company, constituting, bytar. the greatest dramatic performance ever givenin Washington.The performance will commence with the beau¬tiful play, which presents all the stars in theirmost equal and strongest characters.
w . T DAMON AND PYTHIAS !» «r J? l>RV£nport as. . .DamonwW Wallack as PythiasMr? 'irren as . IlermioneTlir above ploj will vo fvliunva vj vue luvcuon*vAvUixa ti ualv \Jt
LUCRETIA BORGIA!Lucretia Borgia .Mrs Farren
ON SATURDAY,JANE SHOREAND
OLIVER TWIST.An immense bill
VARIETIES! VARIETIES!Frontino Pennsylvania Avenue A Ninth StreetHamblin 4 Co . ProprietorsFits Simmons Stage Manager and Advertiser.This Evening, positively, the great drama in two
acts from Ainsworth's thrilling novel of JackShepparrl, containing all the attractive scenes,points and interests of that great story.forming alife-like, exciting representation; a correct andvivid history, in dramatic form, of the renownedJack SheppArd, from his apprenticeship to thescaffold, entitle-! JACK SHEPPARD. THE DARING HIGHWAYMAN, in 2 acts. 15 scenes and 3tableaux. This version of the Bold Robber andllighwa>man of England in the eighteenth centu¬ry is entirely new and novel, compiled from Ains¬worth's great novel and the criminal calender ofthe period, a series of strange adventures, full ofcomic situations, startling incidents and hair¬breadth escapes. This reckless, daring, but gen¬erous robber, was a favorite of a numerous <Hassof people, visited by the first men of his day; hisportrait was painted by Sir James Thornhill.atthe express order of the King. Gay, tne poet,founded the "Beggar's Opera" uAn the inciaentsof his career, and Hogarth, the celebrated painter,his series of the ''Idle Apprentice," from Jack'sconfession in Newgate, instructive and moral intendency. ap 29
METROPOLITAN HALL,PmsYLvaria Athuiaid Eleventh Strut.GARDINER fc CO Proprietors.INCREASED COMPANY!
SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS!In addition to the old favorites, many new oneswill add to the general popularity of this highlypopular Music Hall.
TO-NIGHT.JENNY LIND
ANDMY PLEA8ANT NEIGHBOR.
With Songs, Dances, Ethiopian Acts, See.Look out for those coming,MISS EMMA GARDINER.
, .MI88 NELLIL TAYLOR,nd the Ethiopian Comedi&na
FATTY STEWART,HARRY ENOCHS.And the celebrated Comic 8inger,TOM VANCE.
GBAND FAMILY MATINEBEVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT 3 O'CLOCK.Admission 25 and 90 cents. Private Boxes $3
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PROF. G. BORG,LESSONS ON THE GUITAR
Call and hear the Professor perform, thenyou will judge whether yon will learn or not.Yon will also see what can be done on the.Guitar. 541 south 10th street, corner of C, onIsland, at Mrs. Robey's. ap 21-6t*
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.n»> ¦ ¦ ¦
[ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHE&JTHE WAR IX THE SOUTHWEST.
Erath of a Noted Gnerrillfl Reoerted ( ap-lore of Sbreveport.Exrcatioa of aSnmg-glfriSt. Locib. April Cairo datee of the 96ih,
received by mail, say that the steamers Libertyand Belle of Memphis bad arrived, the formerwith 12>" bales of cotton for EvansviUe, and tlu»latter with a number of men, horses, mulesand wagons belonging to the Sixteenth ArmyCorps, tor Cairo, and 270 balds of ootton for StLouis.Memphis dates of tho 05th, rtAte that the
steamer Curlew, from the Arkansas river,while aground at Johnson's Island, was at¬tacked by guerrillas, but the roldiers on boArddrove them off, killing the leader, Tom Keenan,a notorious guerrilla and boat burner, betterknown as the wild Irishman.Three steamers are reported lving at ths
junction of the White and Arkansas rive* *,from which the guerrill: . were receiving lar^esupplies of clothing, Ac.Martin Smith, formerly A conductor oa the
Mississippi Central Railrt Ad, was to be execu¬ted at Memphis, on the 29th. u« was utsousome time since, in the aot of smuggling 500,mx»percussion caps aud several hundred pounds
- of powder to the enemy, having previouslytaken the oath of allegiance.Major General Washburne bad arrived atMemphis and assumed command of the District
of West Tennessee.The Memphis cotton market was firm and
unchanged, The receipts were triflinr.Tbe proceeds of the Government sale ol cot¬
ton bere to day was upwards of *600,000, halfof which will be naval prize money. It wasmixed, and in bad condition, and sold at pricesrangixg Irom 71-3-16 to cents. About 100bales more are to be sold here.Rebel prisoners taken at Pleasant Hill eon-
firm the former reports thatGeneral Steele hastaken Shzeveport.
LATER FROM BANKS' ARMY.The New Orleans "Era" em tk* "litss>tlen".Onr Ferces again em the Advance-Activity ef the Rebels, etc.N*w York, April 29..The steamerAmericafrom New Orleans on the 19th, has arrived.The Era of the 19th contain* late news fromQen. Banks' army. An expedition nnderKirby Smith, which, with a portion of AdmiralPorter's fleet, went up the river previous tothe three days' battles, safely returned on the13th.The greater portion of the rebel array Is atMansfield, and on the river opposite thatnlaoe,at Conshata Shute, a rebel force was stationed,wbicb bad about fourteen guns in a batteryalong the river bank. The gunboats in return¬ing were obliged to run the guantlet of those
guns. In the fighting which followed theirattempt to pass, the rebels were compelled tofall back from the river, giving the transportsa clear passage. The boats suffered very little,some little splintered wood-work being all theinjury sustained. As soon as thi« expeditionarrived at Grand Ecore preparations were aconce made for the advance of the araoy. Wehave good reasons for believing that GeneralBanks is again en route for Shreveport. Aportion of our army ia known to have leftGrand Ecore, moving out toward the rebelposition. The return of the fleet from abovefurnUbed the army with a full supply of am¬munition, tbe lack of which was the principalcause of its return to Grand Ecore, and thedelay at that point. The men had entirely re¬covered from their fatlgne. Tbe captain of thedespatch boat Diligent was killed in rnnnincthe batteries at Consbata Sbute. Gen. Mower'sdivision ie still at Alexandria, and will proba¬bly remain to protect the people from theincursions of guerrillas and raiding parties.The Era also says: We shall remain in dailyexpectation of hearing that Gen. Banks and.bis gallant army have again met the enemy,and that the overthrow of the rebel dominionin Louisiana is entirely accomplished.A battery had been planted at Oompte, a few
miles above Grand Ecore, in conseqnenoe ofwhich Gen. Kirby Smith burned the town.The transport steamer Black Hawk has ar¬
rived at New Orleans from Grand Ecore. On.returning to Grand Ecore, after bringing anumber of wounded to tbe city, she was or¬dered to proceed several miles further up theRed river, and endeavor to pull out of a ratherunpleasant place the gunboat Eastport, whichbad been hard agronnd for several days on asand bar.She failed to get the Eastport off tbe bar, andstarted to return, but had scarcely gotawayfrom the protection ol her guns when rebel
riflemen opened on her from the banks of th«river. The rebels numbered several hundr»d,and their firing was very rapid, bnt by pntt.ngnn *li tho ataom /hut could be raised the Blailcclutches.
PENNSYLVANIA UNION STATE CON-VENTION.
Hakripburg, April 2S.The Union StateConvention, called for the purpose of placingin nomination tbe electoral ticket, electingdelegates at large to the Baltimore NationalConvention, and to take such action as it maydeem proper in reference to the approachingPresidential campaign, met here to-day. Ther«was a full attendance of delegates. HenryJohnson was elected temporary chairman.
Afternoon Session.Tbe committee on permanent organization
made a report nominating Mr. Wra. V. Law¬rence, of Washington county, for president,and tbe usual number of vice presidents andsecretaries. The report was adopted, and Mr.Lawrence, on taking tbe chair, delivered anaddress, in which he eulogized tbe Union partyas being the only one able to save the ccuntr/,and said that nineteen-twentieths of all thesoldiers in the army belonged to this organiza¬tion and favored the re-election of Abraham.Lincoln. [Applause.] Resolutions were adoptedthat electors at large be instructed to supportAbraham Lincoln for President, and to oppeseall efforts to postpone the Baltimore Conven¬tion; and that one of tbe hardest blows thatcould be inflicted on tbe rebels would certain¬ly be the re-election of Mr. Lincoln. Mr. Pen¬ny moved to proceed to ballot for four delegatesto tbe Baltimore Convention.Simon Cameron, Alexander MeCiure, Mor¬
row B. Lowry, and W. W. Ketchum were de¬clared elected,The contention then proceeded to nominate
two Senatorial electors, and Thomas Cunning-bam, of Beaver, and Morton McMichael werechosen by acclamation. At the evening session,district electors and members of State CentralCommittee were chosen.The Committee on an address uiade a report.The address set forth that the honor and glory
of the people were sufficient reason for urgingtbe re-election of Mr. Lincoln, whose adminis¬tration has presented all tbe powers and re¬sources of the Government in their strongestlight.
It was necessary for a successful prosecu¬tion of the war that there should be no changein the Administration at Washington.The fourth resolution returns thanks to loyal
Senators and members at Harrisburg, for thefaithful performance of their trusts, particu¬larly for giving tbe right of suffrage to soldiers.Tne fifth resolution returns thanks to the
brave soldiers in the field, who have sacrificedthe comforts of home for the maintenance ottbe principles of onr GovernmentTne resolutions were adopted unanimously.Senator Lowry was called on for a speech.He was lollowed by Messrs. McClnre, Ketch¬
um, and others.The convention continued in session till a
late hour, and then adjourned sine die.
Tbe Maryland Fair.Speech by Mr. Sew¬ard.Attemdaace ef Foreign Ministers,Rtc.Baltimore April 88..Secretary Seward,
the French. Spanish,Chilian,Russian, Danish,Italian, ana other ministers, some of them ac¬companied by their ladies and secretaries oflegation, attended the Maryland Sanitary Fairto-night. Mr. Seward having been oalled uponmade an appropriate speeoh.
Movements of Quantrell.St. Paul, Mink., April 28..Advices from
Colonel Phillips, commanding at Fort Gibson,in tbe Indian country, aay Quantrell is goingto Kansas, having crossed the Verdigris andArkansas rivers. On the night of the 26th,Adair, with three hundred and fifty rebelswere driven across the Illinois, above Tulla-quap. Phillips has troops in pursuit.
New York Central Railroad.Resignationof Mr. Corning.
Albakt, April 98..At a meeting of the direc¬tors of tbe New York Central Railroad, Hon.Erastus Corning tendered his resignation asPresident of tbe Company, which was accept¬ed. Dean Richmond was tben elected Presi¬dent, and R. M. Blatchford Vice President.
Death ef James Holferook.th« U*3C<mn .» APrUa*.James Holbrook.
kn°wn "peciai agent of the Po*t Of-
£r^£ep&r,Vnent' d*d at his residence atBrooklyn, Conn., after a long illness.
MT In a copy of the Secretary of War'sletter In reference to the appropriation of $25,-000,000 to meet the expenses of 100,000 extra vol¬unteers, to be called into service for 100days, an error occurs, viz: that less than toothousand men are due from Ohio under tnedraft. It should read, "and less than trmthousand."