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TBE 0. A. K.'g IN INDIANA.
Paper Dlarovrrfd In tho OIHr of "
rf piu Vwrhwt-Shurp letter frum
t n rl 4'rrln(lon.
Aa Indianapolis icttor in Die C.n-ii rsii (iastttt
Mi :
Borne time since copies of the r'tu.il of the 0.
A. K. weio fi.and In the otli' C oi I). W. Voorheee,
at Tene Haute, which uaiumliy led to the Infer
ence that ih y wens tho property ot' 1). W. Voor
he lie has made a iicuml to Colonel It. W.
Th mpon ami to ticncr.il Currlngton, which
Oecastobtd the following rep y
UTTER 1ROM OENIHAL It. II. I ill 11 1 X'. TON TO
D. W. VOOIIII Kill.
TuDiANArot :, In -J ana, Annum K, 1'I.
Hon. D. W. Voorbees Memier I oiled Stitcs
Coigns, Tore Haute, Iipl : 1 have received
from yon a ropy of your loiter t don. 1 It. W.
Tbonip-on, Provost M trslnil, an. I tail reply. The
tallowing laconic note accompanies them :
"ierr ( 4rr' iifom - A ion puMi-he'i tine rais- ho.- 1
la toe nr-useer. I snail exp.! jea t eorr.ct tins
C oiouelThouipitoli halt dolie. il. W. V JOUHtKM. '
Tbe sssumptiou In the above is groundless.
Tour name is not men iotico: ny imi in my rep rta,
atcilher have I pu'Hishjd an'ytniiig about yju
nbukvtr.
You Insist upon ir f answering yjur noto to
Colonel Thompson tue points yon make are
1st. "That the otti t IB winch it is sail tliiiao
papers witi t'ouu.i bit. 1 not been o 'copied by you
or hy any one connected with yon, or l."vn In
anyway under your cu.itrol siucc last No.cm
bcr.'" 2d. You "dej.'re to ascertain whether the eir
ruruetan connected with the discovery nf ifmse
i pern in that ullice led to tho supposition tha
you pla.-ed them there, or was even nwar.; of
their existence ?"
Via desire thin, "that the people m ty knrv
the trnih," and "not that you att uh any p irti
cnliir Importance to the documents."
The piiperi referred tj uro one hundred and
twelve copies of the Ritual ol tho (). A. K , a
treasonable order, alining to overturn tue (lov
ernment of the L'ultei Stuws, of whicli you ura
nn mrn r.
The gentleman who found "these papers" told
wje they were found iu your otlice.
The following are " une of tbe circumstances'"
that lt d me to suppose they were correct in the
supposition :
j Your la library and otlice furniture were in tho
Office wliere "there papers" were tound.
Yon ban declined re noun nation f ir Cong-ess,
and tbe ollico was reported us not for rent as
laic as A pi il, 1SH4.
The ritual hud Deen lasncd In the autumn of
1863. Your ConprCKSlon il documetita were In tho
olti.-e where "thoo papers" were found.
Yonr pec?hes, up to March, of yo'ir entirj
CongroMuiial career, witn ttie "John Hrocn"
speech, were in the otlice where "tUese p tp Ts"
wi re tound.
The correspondence of Senv.or W ill of No
Jersey, under his frank, indorsing a prop isid n
to furnish you with twen'y thousand stindof
(iurihulili rllb'S jusi Imparted, "for whicli be could
Touch," wan in the olll 'e wliere "theie papers"
. were lound.
The correspondence of C. I.. VullandiKham,
firm Vii.dsor, C. W., iisaurin you ' our people
will fUht," aud that "ho in re.uly," and t'.iiiu a
po-nt on "the Lima road" at "which, to meet
you," was In the otlice where "these papers" wore
found.
The correspondence of Joseph Ristine, Auditor
of State, declaring that he " wou d like to see all
Di nioeiat unite in a hold and open resistance to
all attempts to keep ours a united people hy force
of steel, aud that "this was a war a.iiiist tho
I). luocmcy, and our only hope was the success
ful resistance of the South," was in the ollico
where "tbete piipers" were lonnd.
The conei-pondeiice ot K. C. ilihben, who as
sures you tha' "the Democracy are fast utitfeiiiug
up when this war is to lie openly declared as liuine;
waged for tbe purpose of fieeing the negro,"
"which will arouse another sectiou of tho c iuu
try to arms," and declaring "that Lincoln liayo.
Bets are shouldered torcoid-hlo ided murder,"was
in Iheorrlce where "these paper," were found.
Tbe coirespondence of i. liardesry, who
"wants yon to have that hundred tlioiisan I men
ready, as we do not know how soon wo rniy need
tin m," was iu tho otlice where this ritu ti was
found.
The correspondence of J. J. liinbain, who asks
you "II yon think thcSouth has resources euoitflt
to keep the Dnion forces at hay," und says that
'. "you must hve sources of iuforuiatiuii wliioli he
ban noi," was in tbe otlice where "these p ipers'
were found.
' The coirespondence of John fi. O tvls, !nf ,rm
Ing you that a certain New Yor journ tl "is
wonoertully exercised about secret antt wir
movrmcnts, and treinhle in their bo its iu vie
of tbe terrible reaction whi li is sure to await
them," was in the ollico where "these p ipers '
were found.
The eorre-pmdence of W. S. AValUcr, who
"kteps out ol the way becau-o tbey are trying to
arrest him for olHciaiing iu secret soeiHies,"
inclo-ing the oath of the K. O C.'s prior to Hi it
of the O. A. K., was in the olll e where ' thesj
papers" were found.
The petition of C. I.. Vallaudigham, I). V.
Voorlues, and U njamin Wood, in favor of two
republics and a unlu d Sonth, was in the Oilice
Where "these papers" were found.
The correspondence of Cumpiicll, who Bays the
"Democracy were once not afraid to let" th.-ir
purposes out to dayligh';" but that "no v it is
deemed best to work in secret, and asking your
ct'Bseut,"were In the otlice wnoro "these papers"
were found. i
' The correspondence of K. Ktheridno, Clerk of
Uie IloUM) ol Kepresentaitves, giving oltl :ial
notice that "your credcmials us rueiniwr ot the
T birty-cihtb Conitress havo been received and
II ed in the proper otlice," and for you "to c une
on," was in the oilice where "these pipers" were
lonnd.
1 he correspondence of Georuo 11. Tendleton,
which states that Ktburide's plan to on;auUo
li ngress, viz., "10 elect nuiiselt UlurK aim I, ox
as Spiaker," "though he (1'eudletoii) will not
laciliute the reiiiimiiiaiioii ol any man its clerk
whose programme is lot : his defeat as speaker,"
"siigfiestitig lo J on to have it whispered iu th)
ear or r.itierioce, to reciprocate tnvors ana oooo
silion," and do this authoritatively, but not as
from Mm, He, was in tho otlice where "these
DKPorn weie found.
T be corr, sponilence nf J. McDonald, who had
an mtttviiw witn 1'irsins. "iu one ot mi ti er
kins') lucid Intervals," with regard to "the dis
covery ot the Northwest passage" by lYrklus, for
w hich he claimed the credit, c, was in the otlice
where "tlete uaieis were louncl.
Aud so of 11. W. Iiaun, wbi want a good
iila.e In tha regnlar army ; and so of lianuttgan
and so of W. i Tier e, bo "will show the Hearts
thn: I inioln has turned out t bj monsters in
1HC4 1" and so ol Bigger and Devlin and Dodd,
Ae., whose said correspondence was iu the ollico
it fere "ibtte pai crs wrre louiM.
Tbie are sonie of 'ihe circumstances" that led
mo (o lu lievc that "tbose papers," the lt tual of
tbe O. A K., were found iu your otHe.e.
I looked uihiu these circiiiustatiees as a plain
Jnri r ni'ght be supposed to do, and not as a states
man, anu intinceiitiy supposed that such p tiiers
s these, if spared from the lire, would he In tho
pofes-ion of the owtur, aud lhat the ollico of the
wncr would be the place where these pipers
woniu lie loumi.
And ytt, wiih Colonel Thompson, I cheerfully
accept your iimmi, ana so respond, a you re
ilticst, "thnt the people may know the truth."
Your well-wii-her, Hinhy il. Caiirisi, to.
A Fi.rcKV State. We have a notim that
young Iowa Is about the pluckiest .State on th'S
continent or any other, for that matter. They
"go tho whole hog" out there, havimr no sort of
ineicy on Rebels, guerillas, or Copperheads. Not
long ago, there were rumors oi a ousuwbacking
luvusion trom Missouri, rortnwttti. A'tiunnt
l Ueuerul Nat. linker organi.td the Home (iunrds,
L ahd ordered that no prisoner should be taken iu
cate tue invasion were niauc. jie ordered, more
over, any Miitc otllccr wlio stiouid take anv
otiejrillas prisoners to bo di.-honnrahly dismissed
the service. The busbwhaekeis nayed out of
lows.
It seems the militia of the State is now being
organizea under an act ot the last Legislature
In some localities, the Cons are Irving to get con
trol of the organizations. Whereupon tho Gov
ernor (eicgrapns as toitows :
to M.nvi , Antmt Hi Ueucrsl K. It. Bukcr I de
ire tbe i.oiic by la.:t, I sl.all Vv KOverned in rrsanizihs
Ike nnlllltt Li h wall iiiitfertftutHl. I hui .Irtarininta, mi all
liszsran. that tlierc shsll be nu I'm-naw mrran einnt In
luwa. Ti lliii end b csreful, auit ciutausUn Ihoir only
V lio srt known to be strietly luyal, Nmie no arini to cutii
tMlllc until fcHtlsfleit l.y Ialllv )riMf that titer are i.r
uaiuzt'd lusuod fallli by gaud men. W. M. B I OMi.
It Is plain the Iowa ottlcials, at any rate, have
no respect for rose-water policies ; and the people
ere at least up with the otticials in this respect.
We are assured of beiiii? entirely safe in predict
ing a majority of 40,000 for Mr. 'Lincoln.
Ir. Ilnuintonil to be ProaecnleO.,
Tbe Washington Ilqiublican says: "Vlarn
that the (solicitor of the War Department hsi
been Instructed to cause a prosecution to be com
menced against Dr. William A. Hammond, lute
surgeon Uenen.l U. S. A., Messrs. Wyeth &
Brother, of l'hiladolphia, and Wm. A. Stephens,
Of New York, to recover tbn amoiiiit ol Ilia
i frauds which those parties were proved, iu the
u, uis laie nurgeou-uenerai, IU hate voui
milted upon the United btatvs."
Till It D GDI HON
FROM PETERSBURG.
All Quiet on Warren's Front,
nun i'ohition Mit:-uiir:.
Ii.c'rI to Th Flnit Telrriph.
Wasiiinoion, Angust 2'j Tho mail steamer
John llnwkt, from City l1 jint, re?'r!s all quiet
In front of Warren on Ihe Weldon r vid.
Twenty-six Keliel deserh'rs were hroncht up on
tbe Urook-t.
They repent the stiry of dis iiitfa tioa in the
Confederate Army.
On Tue-day ereninir four hunlred and ufty
morc prisoners were brought down to City
I'oint. Thty were captured on the Weldoi
railiond.
The steamer Stat,- o f .Vmw has arrlvad with
three hundred and tivc wounded sldiers, mostly
serious Cases, from Warren's Corps.
Another Aernnnt.
TO TUB ASSOCHTItll t'HI'sa.l
FortTRF.ss Movhoe, Aug U. The Cuited State
Hospital 6teamer AtLittfic leave here tliis
evening for Philadelphia, with 114 wounded ncn,
all of the ,1th Army lorp, r .'C jnily wunlo l
near the Weldon railroad.
Information from the front shows that there
has been but little ligtui'. for two days, an I tho
enemy hare apparently rellai'tlshe I the expec
tation of dislodging us from the Weldon It til
road. The posit'on no held by our lett wing has
been rendered perfectly secure.
Tho steamer Initni Sn( arrived here list
night from New Orle tn. There is no a hiii. 'nal
new s from tho Cull'.
AlttlY OF rOTOMAC.
Our Losses Since Thursday Last.
DESTRUCTION OF TBE WELDON KOAD.
Advanoe of Warren's Corps.
llrjwio' yurKHs Anvy or tiil Poiomm.,
August 2i, lHtVt. No engagement has taken
place since Sunday, as the enemy has fallen b ick
to their lines two miles from lVtcishurg, vhcre
they arc seen busily erecting strong works similar
to those we lirst encountered on our arrival here.
Tbey arc laboring night aud day, with a large
number of men, as though they wore afraid of
an attack before they get the woiks couiiileied.
Their main line run near and west of the lead-
works, to tho South Side road, wliicl is s tid to
bo strongly defended. Their plckc. lino extends
nearly a mile south of tin ir works, with ridettes
thrown out near the Davis House.
The Richmond papers a knowledge a heavy
loss in ulticcrs and men on Sunday morning, but
claim that they have taken three thousand pri
soners. Our losses Iu the Stli Corps f.xits up as folio vs :
Killed. Oillcers, 17; men. 1:12. Wounded.
Olllcer-, 74: men, ?4. Musing. OiUrs, V);
men, 2803.
In tbe 9th Corps, the casu ilties are about 3)0,
which will make a total loss of IJ.M in these com
mands since Thursday last.
No doubt many re;orte I missing will yet turn
op, as some of our men bavo a bid dibit altera
little rever-e of retreating to tho rear.
Of this loss General Crawford's Division sus-
tains tho greatest proportion, he having los'
about two thousand, mostly prisoners. Cilouel
Tilden, who was missing nucr the iljht of
Friday, is safe.
Ho was captured, und with others taken to
Petersburg, but during tho excitement of loading
them on tho ears, he m m tgetl toolidi tho vigi
lance of the guard and r.ia into so.no b.nUos
where he lay concealed till chance give him an
opportunity to get uway. lie n id luto our
lines on Monthly.
Angust 24. General Warren advanced his line
over a miio along tho railroad towards Peters
burg yesterday, tho Hebe! plel.cn falling hick
before bis skirmishers.
The 1st Division of the 21 Corps ivero engiged
yesterday all day In tearing up and burning the
railroad as far as Ilej'nn' Station aud beyond,
for a distance of about three miles, while that
portion over which the o:h udvau:od was also
completely destroyed.
All Is quiet on the liucs this morning, ovept
tbe usual picket tiring.
Nine dctcrtcrs came in Inst nigh', and also a
number of contrabands. Mnt of the former
express themselves ready to take the oath of
uliegiauce.
FORREST'S DASH INTO
MEMPHIS.
The Rebels Kill Wounded Soldiers.
DEFEAT AND PURSUIT OP THE
ENEMY.
Caiko, August 21. The Memphis liullrtin
says that the itebel force that entered Memphis
on Sunday morning consisted of nine regiments
of cavalry and four gnus, under Forrest In
person. Only half tho lommiu I entered the
oity, the remainder stopping outs do t prevent
their retreat from being cut oil'.
They captured 2 0 prisoners, mostly one hun
dred days' men, many of whom escaped, and
others were recaptured. The Rebels tired on
tho patients la the hospitals, and shot several
sick soldiers, and captured others, who, being
unable to keep up with the cavalry were killed,
lint for the prompt action of the Nth Iowa, tho
prisoners in the Irving Prison might have been
released and the Bulletin oilice sacked. Tbe
Kebels suddenly left the city about 11 o'clock,
followed by a considerable force of our troops,
and a light occurred near Lane's landing, last,
ing two hours, Id which the Rebels were severely
punished aud driven olf. It was here that Colonels
Star and Hendricks were wounded.
In coming through Lane's landing, the Rebels
captured two guns, a portion of the 7th Wiscon
sin Buttery, and a number of the one hundred
days' unit, but they were obliged to abandon the
guns in their retreat. After the retreat, Forrest
sent in a tlag of truce, asking an exchange of
prisoners, which was deuicd.
Lieutenant Harrington, of the 3d United States
Artillery, was killed in tho Oayoso House. Major
Lousing, of the 9th Colored Artillery, aud Lieu
tenant Kinsey, a member of General Wash
burne's stall, were captured.
When last beard from, at T o'clock on Monday
morning, tho lteueli were eight miles beyond
Nonneaugh Peak, in full retreat, Colonel Wins
low's cavalry pursuing them. ,
The 3d Illinois Cavalry passed through Cairo
to-day, en route for Springfield, to be mustered
out. Forty of its uumber were captured at
Memphis ob Sunday, among them Major 0 Con
ucr and Lieutenant-Colouel Duucaa.
1KOM WASHINGTON.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
News from General Sherid m.
nis tosition imfreqnadle.
THE RAM "TENNESSEE."
SHE IS A VAITABLE l.'QtlSITION
TO 01 It f.
fciclnl to Tlir r.irninir TrlcR-rnrih.
Washington, Angti't '.
Inf Neullntlins,
The appearance uf lion. Henry J. Tliymocit
and Hon. John W. 1 orrey in fie eity tins
morning imlleaUs podtical movement of import
ance have I ecu enti listed to thetn more t'nm 1 1
others. They will i!o most of the ciig'nee'inir o''
the Hi publican party in the coining camf;iu,'-i.
Tbey nuiy. however, be a') eit to arr.itt.'e th'
pence negotiations whl-b aro sai 1 be nr. I r
consideration by the President.
Ktnin Hi I fvper lof ntittft
rattles who have just arrived from Haver's
Ferry rcpresmt Sheridan's position us a v y
strong on, ami from which the eueuiv w I tin I
It Impossible to dislodge liiin. T'le ll"b.l fire
under F.srly is c-tlmated by our scouts at si vty
tive ihous-md, though those iu eoiuuia id in tho
vnllcj think It not over forty thousinJ. t)ur forca
is fully equal to the. task of pr : r.:'ln; I ' t-ly
from Invading the North, an I no d inbt -'i vMvi
will assmne an orl'eni'0 ni'i.p litrn a vn its tin
exiK niics of the i -rvlcij doni and 1'. Shorcbiu,
you will recollect, comm Hided a divi.io'-. in
Mi Cook's old corps, and is an able- str n'i:t .is
well as tiictioiun. ,
.ncljr' 1 il t'sptiill.
Moseby, in his raid in Aiiuaiviale cs . rday.
effected nothing, so far a kn oivr., b ;yond tho
capture of one sergeant aul two p riv.it. .1 .;e
l'.;h New York Cavalry.
The demand lor the surreaJ t c' t'i" s'o,d;a I t
was made thtce times hy M iseby, ca'h d.' utti l
hcinj; pn te 'ed by shots from his irti'iei y. Tun
demands being refused, Moseby thouirht it p II
dent t retiie seasonably.
AM-lllt.ll'MtM.
Judge A s. Johnson, of New York, has V eil
appointed Coininis-loner on the part of the t'nit.'d
Stutes, to settle the claims of the Hudson li ly
and 1'uget Sound Agricultural Society.
I'l itnu Oiriln- Irinli'S.
Several more paymasters Ict't to-day to piy oiT
thn troops in the Army of the Potocn..-. Money
is being rapioly t'uriiished by the Treasury De
partment, and a number of paymasters will pro
bably l..e to-morrow to pay off tho Western
troops.
from MierniRii ill Writ.
Te-piiitlies from t(, n.Tal Sherman convey
assiiraneesth.it everything is going on well iu
his neighVirbood. The public must not infer
disaster to bini If nothing is imported, as it is
known that he docs not expect to move for some
ila f. He is waiting the developiucut of plans
and muu'nients in other sections.
Ihx uii llic.'r.
TI e live per cent, special war tax up the In
come of all State otllcers accruing frJin their
saint it a is not to Ijo withheld by disbursing otfl
ers, but is to lie assessed and collected the sa:no
as the income of civilians. In the coiuuiutatioti
of this tux nc deductions will be made on accoit.it
of the salaries tax whi 'h has been withheld by
paymasters.
I'nr ineiil or S'olarpsl Troi.
The Attoiney-Oeueral having decided that the
colored troops in the service of th) United States
are entitled by law to the same pay, bounty, and
clothing allowed to while soldiers iu tbe volun
teer forces of the I'nlted States, of like arms of
the service, the Secretary of War has directed
that they Ire paid in accordance with the decision
of the Attorney-General.
IW'OrKHiiliHt loii ol 1 1' Oritaanee lliironu.
For some tlmo past trouble has been brewing
in the Ordnance Bureau, growingoutof jealousies
between high otticials, which has dually culmi
nated In a general reorganization of that oiliee.
Genera I Itamsey, Ciilef of Ordnance, is to bo
retired. Major Euulcb, Executive O.cor, is t
be ordered to other duty, and Major Dye placed
in charge. Tbe actiou of the War Department in
the mutter will he otlieially promulgated on M ju
day next, It Is notorious thet proposals for
heavy guns, shot aud shell have for some time
past met with no response from manufacturers,
owing to the red tape which has heretofore sur
rounded contractors in the execution of their
agreements with the Government. It is to be
hoped that with this change in that department,
there will he some Improvement iu the transaction
of business with the manufacturing Interests of
the country.
The Urlwl Ram rennrwiee."
Frivate letters received iu Washington from
naval otllcers belonging to Farragut's licet oil'
Mobile, say that the captured Kcbcl rntu 7Voi
iifiset, In iuviilnerablliiy aud power, is vastly
superior to any iron-clad vessel (excepting per
haps the .7ir ronnrfei) in our navy. She had
hut one defect in her construction, und that was
the exposure of her rudder-chains, which we.e
uliove deck instead of lielow, osily partially pro
teeted by a thin coating of inn. Only two sh it,
out of more than two hundred which struck her,
penetrated her wheeling, and only one (a lo-iueh
solid shot) went through her uoo 1-work. Tho
Ttnneute is comparatively uninjured, and with a
few slight repairs, which can Ihj complete I in a
few days, will become n inot valuable adjunct to
our navy. She cost the Kcbcl Uoverntu. nt over
a million und a half of dollars.
The Isti:hnai. Kkvkni f. Tax Iwimsiui on
the Gains or Insikmk Cominiim. Tho
Commissioner of Internal ltotcnue has made the
following decision :
"The taxable gains of an insurance company
to le considered in making return of dividmd
and surplus piolit, and inserted as "not gains"
in the space, allotted upon blank form No. lio, ure
the gross amount oi receipts less the actual ex
penses and losses settled since prior dividend or
audition made to surplus fund, without regard
to what are sometimes termed earned premiums
Whin uny portion of the premium Is retimed
because tbe policy Las. not Ken used iu t'ml, Qr
bt tuiise.as iu the ease of a mutual insurance com
pany, the amount of premium paid inpraves to bo
in excess of the amount required to effect the in
surances j the amount of premium so returned is
not to be considered a dividend of protit within
tbe meaning of the act.
"All returns must be made before the local
Assessor ol Internal Itevcnue.oroue f his assist
ants, and must iu all rcsjects conform to tbe
loiegolng."
Rebrl Account or Hi ll-ittle on ttie
llu HHllroatl.
Frfnitie Ru'htnond hramintr, Attgvttti.
rr.immirito, August 20, 11 A.M. Lieutenant
Guneial A. P. Hill commanded our forces iu tho
tiuht vesterdny evening. General Warren was
strengthened by tbe Oth Corps. Tho enemy were
driven about thieo-quarters of a milo iu front,
and back alKiut two mile, on the Hank. 1 weuiy
two hundred prisoners, including uiue commis
sioned officers, were captured. Night ended the
tight, which was a very considerable affair. The
tight bus not been resumed thus far to-day. In
rmrny tttU hoM poaetiion of the HVMim Kailroail.
Our losses are not heavy. Geueral Clinginan was
wounded. Maior Lawson, oi tho 5''th Virginia,
was killed. Ihe enemy's loss In killed and
wounded was unascertained. The Yankee Geue
ral Crawford is reported by the prisouers as
killed. There was the usual artillery duel
between midnight and day lietween the Hues iu
front of this city. No casualties axe reported.
im i if. rh nnir 11 hu.timobc
sr. ie Lfjxl' re T'lr .11 ii"J T'iryrn$i.
l'lltiMoHi, August 2. There was a Mr ions
riot yesterday around the Vrovo't Varsiai'e
otlice. auscd by nlHiut two hundred ne 1 hers of
the 2:) I rennsy Iv -niit Ucgimcut, many of whom
got dtnih whiM a', the Soldiers' Ilet. The
I'rovost MursLal's Guard arrested several, which
ex.isper ted others, vid a riot ensued. In which
ten or twelve on each side were wounled,
some badly. Colonel Woolhyaeel with great
promptness, and succeeded in qu illing tbeiiot.
This r-'i im. nl left for I'lill.iJclphia this morning.
Hllliil( ol h ItlockntfcHitniirr.
)tiii x, August 2V The blookade-rur.ni'r
Canttunre sailed yesterday, It is reported, for
Wilmington, and fiiigchaed by a Federal ga i
boat, ran into Ketch II ar'ior, which p ay 'he ft
th.s morning, huirg'ng tho coast.
MiirketM hy 'tVlcsvriiili.
Nkv Yohk, August 2'i. I lour has Hdvanrc 1
I 1 ..its .a i 14,00 M,:.. ,H!i.i 1.1 t..r "in ; iu
Ml, liitll'l'i -va i1 1 1 ;., li- S.illlll.'f u. Wf. vr?
nill ' '.-1 11 rt- iln. a ic ; l' s ii'i n w.rl tot. Prot-o -
iip.i Oil; I'uiK t.a'j a: ( ut. .. i t.rj .,.
W ' i-k Jul
C0NVE1MTI0S0F THE NATIONAL
DNION PARTY.
rU((l.i:DIu8 THIS M0RXI(;.
Complete l.lrst ol llelciiatci.
Tliis morning tho delegates el!' te I to the
Nation il I'nion Convention for the n uninuion
01 candidates Ur City 1 o.nm ssion r, Clerk
of Oi puaus' Court, Receiver of Tixs,
Kigi.ler of Wills, and SlicriM, assem'iled
at Sa.isom Street II ill. Never was a more
respeciublu body convened within the city.
1 lu cla-s 01' 121'iitleiiieii in iitieudAUco were not
fioni among tho c v. I11 generally attend polUi
chI conventions, but was composed of snui of
1 ur 11 st " 1- etablii and prominent citiem.
At 10 o'clock the Contention was called to
order, and a temporary orgii'ii.a'ioii cflVtod, bv
calling to Hid Cliair Mr. S imticl P. llan.o. k, 0.
the lentu Ward.
M s-rs. I I. icher II irttev, Ten'ic-h Wird;
Amor lie. IstreaUc. Third Wird and W.diiui II.
I.icds, l entil N aid, Here .ipp liuted teui,i nary
Sicr'f.iries.
Aii lu ny Gitrird, a nne-nrmcd soldier, w is an
pointed teuiiMir.ny lHirkeeper. M isrs Jos. II.
Cobb and Thomas J. Closo were appoin o.l as
A.sW.ii ts.
(111 motion, the folio ving Committee of one
ir. in inch ward was appointed on credentials
n 1
Him..
1 IImii.iP'i Smith.
'J. Iwliert I.'. 1 1 l.Tinar .
a w,,. 11 HI iu.
I. 1 .. 1 1 iuu.
, 1 i , l I. irinin
1: rh.r i'. I'F llae,
7 .! I 11 A sli, t,i, . r,
s J..I 11 1!. Martin,
ti. J oil' s s I h.,m .11.
le. Inn,. Sl.iKes
II. li K l.k'nn.
1 .l.il n P un en
l:i. fliarL-s M. srp-iter.
14. ilfirse f. Vsle.
I , ll' 0 ry I., small.
1C Alilr.,w Wnalil.
1,. K'l. is U. Keiie..
IS II. iiry V Sili1..r-I'ep.
, la. W lll.m H'ltaiie
vo. waiiam itt.,m,n.
til. lla Tk W. Miners,
Jh 1 stiver, h -ra,
i?:l. l'li"ins lin's.m.
'.4. t roia Wlltmineiit.
?a fcdrnu'M Krwln.
-hi " l'rtltmn.
The Ci niiniitee on Credentials then retired to
examine the credentials, and settle contested
seats.
A committee of one from each ward was also
iippointcd 011 permanent organization :
ic. rii
1. Ilavtil n.oit.
11. r aiiiaol teMile.
la rh.iin.1" Trell.
B. Wiiiliiu I'rit. hml.
17. .Jams II oiillroti.
H ' lu ni Sir as.
. ll"h-rt MU.
Ainnr KPtl treakfl.
Ljtle 1. Iiurst.
s'l itSui.th
W ...isni II. WakoHelJ.
4.
t
li. .1 e j j trr.v.
7
.i M'-jela.
M.
-I.
K
Frank t,."t-ori.
W J. V wilts.
William M Taylor,
ffssj ''iclo'411
S
r rank Jeni sn.
f Albert stliini.'l.
111. lllrutll tleuin.
II Jsiri-. el
WllhuinO voting.
M. Jelin Aiisftaia.
'J I
Kl. M.rsln- ll"Do'T.
-. liavia 1 noaii s 'U.
' iti. Tliiiuias liaUas.
now took a recess until U
The Convention
o'clock.
Upon reassembling, the Convention was called
loonier, and the Committee on Credentials re
puiti d that there were ten contested seats ; which,
1 n motion, were referred ioa coiuuiiitee of suven,
c nsistingof Ko'iertS. l'ldgeon, Jackson Loidy,
l'wis W. Wanlman, Samuel Daniels, James S.
All. 11, Adam Hill, Keulieu Sands.
Tbe contested scut's ure the Sixth aud Kiuhth
Divisions ut the Kighth Ward j First and K fth
DM tons of the Fourtnentb Ward; K:ghB D vi-
Ion of tint I'.ightoeuth Ward ; Ninth Divislniof
the Twi iitv-tirst Ward; NU1I1 Division of thn
T weniy-loiirth Ward ; Fourth aud Ninth Divi
sions of the 1 wenty-sixth Ward.
The M-t of ilelegutes is as lollops, the con
teoted Divisions named being yet undecided :
MUSI' M AUI).
Precinct.
I I' -. 'n Itiv rl
1 W 111. sin Colli
J I'm is Moore
4 Hun. Iuu Smith
Pre -Inet.
I a .1 isrnh WlllUnif
i ti Oaviil H irris
1 7 D.ivl I K..y
, S Ju. uh IU I 7
SEl'OMJ Waltl).
1 Jamen Imnianniin
H e i n I 1 1 1 1 1
'I n an on iiii,t"ii
4 VS ili um r..url on
.'. 1 1.0111,1. II sti.k II
Haunt C Tltterniiry
7 I I ia. SI Hflor.t
s I..0.1. Li. I
i H iloliM t'.illlulH'll
111 James Haekley
11 Jo."jih Itiickley
TIIIKlt W.XKII.
1 Th" Stew art i j Anu Rislitreaks
'i Joa li.rliitsc. li i u Paului
3 Koin rtJ 1'idk'ion I I Jeiui t A'luier
4 Win II Slocum ItWiuHraul
FOl'KTH WAKD.
.Tohn I. urns
I A l.ytU1 Hurst
SaSptii J Caliaiian , ! Jotia H lici.iona
.(intierl V a ker . s riioa Uornaii
4 hl lo' rU Hull, r
b Allairt tlaniui
tl Miuiu.l r rtridKe
la A'lain IUU
HI'TII WAKII.
; 5 E a Vanl
1 II I) W S. II.TS
; rhiiris. sit. )
SKI Mcllontll
1 f'atebChannun
'J Allien II S Il
.1 Tlm-il'lmneier
i Jm S t ruueia
StXlll Vl'AUl).
1 rharlea ll. rllaso Julul I' Butlr
1 N.m 11 r I llll'bs il Jelin I'l l..- .11
.'I UUnm Watcllelil : 7 J hn Smeiliera
4 William Harlan. 8 Jneasiin Lenly
HKVKXTII WAKD.
1 .lolm Slisrnur Th.,uia Wilson
5 tieorirM. rers Klrlianl stukea
tM'lariet Houseinun 7 .loin, San. Is
4 W illaia erJflH luuma I'.Wun
KII.HT1I WAKD.
1 .Mm O. Husl n 4 Krunk Johnson
II Kris . rlcS Sioii ldtz
U illlam Kreni h
ti rliarlt-a I'uitur
S .Samuel McCurur
NINTH WAKD.
.1 .taiaes Frcptioni
i; Icivi'l Heiili r
7 J .I'll Htcar!
1 Wllliuiii sink ley
'i ha'uiiel I'm e
lllea HIIIIU11
. . sines S i lioliil'Snn H Jaiue. Hloioi
JKM'll WAKD.
1 .le.ei'li Krlio'et I S William H Rilwarjs
U .1 aim s V Mokea
a llrurve flilpl'S
4 ('hiirlti L Vtrsl
7 Nannie! I' llatieiy-k
S Will, am i l,.a.
lllraiu Ituur
ELI'.VbNTII WAkl).
I Jnnien Blll 6 rane l I'lpfr
I liurlis franks U .luuin Poru-r
H .inlresa 7 Hi naaa Amlarsou
4 k Luaa s Ajol(iliua W aiuait
TWK.I.l'TIt WAUD.
1 Job HMmriJa in o rounir
a Win An.lruss II Lambert llr.e.ka
3 Tliomas Lochs ' John It lin e u
4 Nuliiun hperins
TIIIISTEKXTH WARD.
1 Thai f'arpeuler 6 l 't VV WoDdwu l
W Wm Heal I B 8Bler MiiplM
3 Jnlin ManafleM 7 .las llama.
4 liaac Auilrawa I 8 W iu lloanm
rOUItTEKNTII WAKD.
1 Joiae. MeOauiley 7 William I'onrs.l
i l J'l.lu J.,n H Samuel MeLnils
u Vsller r Le't Koburl Wnlhrn
? .Vo'iri isaltuiail illl .'lis. It Wllhanii
6 Joa L ro,cuutt4teahy ill J;; in U"iiraJ
Jacolil lsk li INUliauiliuck
tt Civurse Nugld '
FIFTKEVrll WARD.
1 Tl.'.ninsIIempliUl 6 Ar. hibaM Curry
1 AU. ll )'n"'aal '
i 11.1111 Hlllilll I Uul'erl Il iVieia
4 I).iil.l(h,.l jauiuel Dai wU
6 Juuie. Hally "J Tl.ouiai 'lU
Rl.VTEESTll WAItt).
l Times Al'.nrssr ' e Samuel Whllt
4 niluauil'riulisrd
i J.I.O, i vt ai a " r.
S laaae 8hepiar.l
SKVENTELSTll WAKD.
I Wm H Overtugioa
f2 Wui Jituse
Aiiilrew llenrr ,
4 .luine. ilHiuliiun
5 Ni' liolm Uurmsn
S John Shortsn
7 Jauiel ArilllUau
S .lolm Paliuer
l KnOS Kenner
10 Wui ilaiuilWa
eiUHTEENTII WAKD.
1 WmSlrenk
2 Isaac Ne il.--'
t ll.i.ry Vsavn-rslice
4 VI Tliam Lemon
William Itesce
7 J am f Tola
8 JoluiJ Maker
S Jolin Maior
10 Oeiirgu huiltll
0 auirpu 0 Allen
JUXETBhlTH WARD.
1 Cati-bOolllnl
i Archibald I'alrnl
S Jos fc.arne.1
4 liana B HeUbsritr
6 HatthfO Whlld
7 Hamuel Dudsiu
N Jaruei I'rf Ishton
S Win l'ettanhiUM
lu Wui McCain
t juau jvarws
TWslSTIETIl WAKD.
1 U Eisnhowsr
I H.nwl ttii'luia
I Mallliew Mtera
4 lOort. W W' lasr
7 Jacob Dlrs
8 baniusl B llelty
Wui Bhleldv
10 Kkli'har Hartley
11 Wui K Tbsulal
6 rank Loulwin
4 Jehu Lsuilieit
TWKNTT riRIT WARD.
1 ) arte. V. i n i ii l.a as SaiU.f
J W m Sorrows, n 7 r Ra'P
S .la.-o:, I, u am r SiSs'lasiMaC
4 I lienor ' 9 .1 r Win
i T.'l.n Ph tmaiar M iM-orr lyr
rW l fJTV HK)M WAUD.
I J II r. ins
1 -irnear llofrsa
3 Kil'var.1 no'hsaan
4 Mi iUipb Toulif r
(. J N HoLlti.n
t Wm M TuVr
7 .in .n ih -tl.arnf
S Rf urn Man 'i
9 i liurioa ii.. I
HtMl-
- tKIK J W A It D
I .lai-oh w atrman
J .leorts Hart
3 Walton I', mlv
4 Pm.ni al l'f tai
tt Ja nt, I'arkcr
S I n an ia Ji.wson
7 J-e 'si uein
H II SuukTl
T1-NT-I OI'HTn Wkllti.
1 R iWt 'imp.on j ri. Kr.mk viiit-van
2 f lw Art f rrn. 7 .l.m. . .v,ll
.1 Wl Ham Kr'lrl.'ks I " Ma-ha.l llenv
4 Urf Hal) rt:i H un,,, r AH. nil,
.'i H lliam U cnitaa
TVLST -I II lit WARD.
1 tia-id TI. iTnp.ea
1 J l.n asms
3 J.mri i oi
4 W il.'im II I c
A IHs-irf.' A Kt
5 Hamiirl II .'rw,n
TWKs I 1 Sl1ll WARD.
t .lelin Sdnr
3 I'rank I 'If tcsn
3 Jeiry Slrliols
4 W' liam II. Mo hard
llonias W lley
d T'imiiaa Pttllaa .
7 I noniii. ,'iiin.
S M Murrls and .I I I n
eoma-t.sl
f i harl-. Din.1
The! onventlon the it i I itir u ,1 until 2 oVlu k
when I: reassembled and Is still in session.
CITY liNTFXUQI-TNCE.
Pt atr or Tin hkniMHTsa To uaT. Six .V.
74 Noon, hs. t)ne V. M., M. Wind, W. s. w.
TllItTwi.NtY-TlllRn Hr.ilIMl'ITl'l NN 1.VVM A
Voi.l NThi us Its Akuiv.m. is tiir City.
The 2:ld Heginient 1'ennsylvania Volunteers,
Colobel Olenn, has arrived In I'h 1-idelphia.
This regiment was mustered Into tho Tvice
of the United States on the 20th of April,
1811, having for Colonel, Charles P. Dare, Lieutenant-Colonel,
David B. Birney, and Maj ir,
fieorge C. Spear. It was essentially the uioneer
region nt of l'hihidelphlii, and the day follosriug
Its muster departed for IVrryvllle. Marvland, an 1
was eventually stationed along thn line of the
riiibiilelplna, Wilmington, mil II ililmorn It ill
road, fiom l'.ik'on to llusb river. During
this period they were fully equipped, and
I shout ihe 1st of June were ordered to report to
Oeneral ratieraon, at I liumn-raiiiirg, I'a. t tiey
were here assigned to the 1st ilrigadx, eomin laded
by I.h iiteiHiil-l'olonel (sin 'o M ijor-d tnenl )
Tlionnis, and took a prominent part In the tl-'ht
ut r ailing Waters on tho 2d of July. Alter pir
ticipniiiig in ad the inoveineii's of this ci np algn
thev returned bums at thn expiration of their
tet lit of servuH, July 24, ISill. Ni time wtis list
in reorganizing, and on tbe 2 at of Aufut, ls;i,
the regiment, liuiiibering litieen hiimlred men,
under the Lame of "llirnev's iu ives, " Ic-'t fir
Washington, hclugc'tniniu!cd hy Colon ! I) ivid
I), llirncy, I.ieiiiuuaut-Colouel CUarlei WllUvliu,
ai d Mni'.rs George C. Spearand John Kiy.
In the spring or IS62, Colonel tlirupv, hai iug
lio n proiuotidto ltrit'adier-i ieneral, i' mr coin
I sinies of the r gitnent.iogetburwitb M ijor.Spe ir,
were tniusierretl to the o.st K giineut Pennsyl
vania Volunteers, aud l'lioiuis II. Neill, a regular
olllear, was appointed Colonel of the remaining
ten companies, and under his command actively
paith ipnte.l in the sieg" oi Vorklown, biltUts ol'
Mllinmport, Fair Oiks, tho Seven D lyV tUbt
betore ltichinoiiil.Chiintilly.and Fredericksburg
(tirst). Coonel Neill, having been promoted to
llripudier-Ociierai, was sue espied by Lieiiten int
Colonel F.iy, and under his cointiiind it was
enguged In the sto'ming of M irye's Heights by
(jemral Sedgwick, at the Iwttle of Chaieollors
v il le. The regiment, uujer the eouiinind of
Lieuii iiKiit-Coloiiel Olenn, participated in the
third crossing at Fredericksburg and battle of
Oettyfhurg.and under Colonel I. ly wore engaged
the same lull ut Kapualiaiiiiock .station and Minn
run, soou alter which Colonel J, y, who. on ac
ci unt of an old wound received at Kair O iks was
appointed to tho Invalid Corps was su -cn'iled
by Lleutenaut-Oolonel John F. (ile.ni,
wiib I.leuteuani-Colonel William J. Wallace, and
Major Henry J. Heesc In January, 1 St t, the
regiment was transferred from Urandy Station,
Vu., to Johnson's Island, Ohio, where thuy
guarded the Rebel ofllcers contiued there fro a a
raid across the ice from their friends in Jtnadi
In Mat, they rejoined the army of I) din l'lain,
Vs., and participated in its movements from that
time. At tho battle of Cold Harbor alone, tho
regiment lost nine oillcers and two Irm Ire I men.
They formed a part of Ihe tilh C rp. w iic'i
was despatched to the defense of Washing on,
and assisted iu driving the enemy from thu front
of Fori Stevens. Thuy have latterly been ong igjd
in the Shenandoah under tjeneral Sli truian.
Upon its arrival in thn city the regimen', pr -ceeded
to Ihe Cooper Shop Rofrestioioii' S tioon,
from whem e tho procession t ikes place in the
following order :
HASH
Carrlaces rontsiiilnsCoinniirf.c afr'ity ., in il..
4'oiuuiitlau ol Arrauir-m -nts.
President and .Saeraiarv Hoard .l liiree'-irs.
Ilfiii y llitanla. i apt on dpj r.
Chief Marihal. David M l.yln, Ks. Mprclat Aids and
Ar-Hiatant Kiiifb tiers,
first Mel'lmi, .loin l'atlir'n. Marshal. IMawars
Vnvln.ri-r-avtiranee lluao, Alislntioe liaiiliie, Washing
ton II. i. a llopp Knsiiis.
t K.eond islkin.iliwiisSlln.Marihril Westsrn Hue,
Western Knslne. Muyaiuetitins lluaf, lu lepend'-neu Eu
aii e. Hiatller Hnsa
Tl'i lolloyvlns- w 1 11 br ihe route of the paralA : Vn Third
to fouth, op H'Hith in Tweiillain, up rw.nlllh lol'all'iw
hill, down rallowlllll 10 rtKtaonlti, down Ritlfauth ro
( le shut Coivn itirsun: in I it h, up Kd h in V ne, ui Viae
to Mnlh, down Nlntii to llace, down Itucu to Katluual
(luarila Hull.
On the arrival of the regimont at the N ttloual
Guards' Hall, John I'rh-e tt'i therlll will receive
them on behalf ol the city authorities, and
Oeorge S. Willcts, Ks., In behalf of tho Fire
TJcpnrtmcnt.
Tbe companies intending to p trade In tha
escort of the regiment will ploiso be p-otnptly In
position on Washington street at 1 o clock P. M.
The Committee of Arrangements aro requested
to meet at the Cnicfs otflce at 12 o'clock.
FiiFssCn H ox Fim.ADKi.rHiA. Tho mem
bers of thu Press Club of Philadelphia held a
meeting ye.-terday afternoon in the Supreme
Court loom, and permanently orgunUud by
electing the following-named otticcrs :
I'rai'Hsnt -Thomas 14 rnlemnn
Vk-c I residents J. K Y.uina and t.. Wllaoti.
lo-e ,1'llne Mui retarv - Wlllmui IL I'lslier.Jr.
Cnrrespnudliirf HeerelS'T - D 1. Williamson.
Treasurer!!. W.' uri'nno.
Heard ol wrwiora Jnh'i K. llr.ur. K. C. Wallsto, Jsinos
Noleu, II. A W.-llierlll, Julius nines. . W. t rick, E H.
Tliorp.lieorset'. IUiwer,Jr., ft- K. Corhlt.
The Club, having thus organized, adjourned
over until the 7th of September.
1'alsr Frktf.nmk Cask and Aurlst. A man
giving the name of Charles Mouier, ami repre
senting himself from Camden, was arrested at
F.ighih and Race streets, yesterday, lor attempt
ing to swindle Mr. V.. J. Icster, carpet dealer,
out of some carpet, to the amount nf 11 12, and
for w hich he gave a laigns chei k on the Western
Hunk. Tbe house In which tho arrest was ra ide
had no furniture in It, and the carpet was found
in the third story.
Death in tub TwKNTt-Tiiuin Fknnsyi.vakia
Vol. intiihs. This morning, while the train
from Hallimorc, containing tho niemla'rs of the
23d Regiment Pennsylvania Voluuteers, was
approaching this city, one of the mciub rs, who
as seated on tho top of one of the cars, w is
instantly killed by Ills head ruining in contact
with the Columbia bridge. We have not been
able to ascertain the name of the unfortunate
man.
Death at a Station Hot'si.. A man, sup
posed to be named T.O. Post, of New York, from
papers found upon his person, was brought to the
Station House, in Cherry street, near Fifth, last
evening tit 7 o'clock, and died nn hour after
wards. It is thought that he was m an into sa
luted condition ut the time.
Uoiini.KV. A Mr. Daniel Dick lo, of Lehtnntt
county, w as roblajd at the Pennsylvania Farmers
Inn, Market street, on Tuesday, of JJISOO. Mr.
'Acklewas nut in a room with another lodger.
'whom it is alleged the bar-tender said ho knew.
In the morning the money was gone, i ne utr
tender was held to bail by Alderman Welding.
Fvs imii.inci. A woman has been arrested iu
Washington on the charge of swindling Mrs.
Klrsteln, of this city, out of 2i)0. This money,
it appears, was loaned to her, for which she left
as security a box said to contain $1700 worth of
jewelry. The box, on bciug opened, was found
to contain salt aud suud.
Candidates. The delegate elections onTues.
day night, of the National Union party, resulted
In favor of the following Congressional candi
dates : First District, John M. Butler; Seeoud,
Charles O'Neill : Third, Leonard Meyers i Fourth,
William D. Kelley.
I Drow ning Casks. Adam Veager, aged eleven
years, residing at No. 110 Coates street, was
drowned lat evening at Oreen street wharf.
Catharine Brown, aged sixteen tears, was
drowned lust evening la the fccbifylkill, at Fair
mount, while bathing.
Exi'iCTtD Abkivai. The lOOtU Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers Is expected to arrive lu
this city next Monday luoruutaV
Naval Crldits. The following order has jns
!een Issued :
tirni r. A. A. I'sose t Missn il.(1icshu., Kasti b
DtVISigS, I'hSN-l (.1 Sia. II I l AW !'.... 1 ,-i it.
mm. ir..r' -I'Tciiisr No su.- isiotin ..1.111,.11.11 in
lit 1't.kaiel Lemuel I-mLI, .,r i'irli I. tr lyayl'.a., m
reptair KUt Sid .1 D r'i I nl "d -so", l usnl .
has irK Lean sii..liil.d I'Vlli- W r llp in les' to at -eats
n wSat ' '. 'III. It.e lill' reu aut I et. el II. e -oi. ,.
I', tinsylvsnla are entitled lo irid." isetl in S l met
.ipnr.oed lull . Is.., th I'iovo,! Mar.k il. ol the K.i. er i
Dl vi I. in will f t .r t to Ifce i ainuil sieti. Ihraiuli Cap a u
D-lwe, all mult. T. e a tiur to Oie I'Jjiis'.illeat ol od .r' ill-.
By order if tlasir tin c i.t.
A. RtySAV VISlSiiKIt,
i ai'laln an-t A. t. ft 'aer.it.
Il will thns be seen that this W.r l Conrnittecs
having claims for men furnished 10 the naw
prior lo Febru try 2i, li4, should rinsnut thosu
riilnis throned the Prov isr M irshfils of thai
district. The Provost Marshals should certlfv
that credit has not heretofore heon given for the
men now claimed.
Tub Navy Yard F.xii;niin. The extension
of the Navy Yard will soon be com-nonccd. Vn.
expected difficulties attended the accomplish
ment of the project, or it w ml I havo lioen per
fected before). When tho surveyor examined
tbe ground proposed to be used, it was found
that several streets must bo vacated efore pos.
m ssion of the property c and be yielded to the
fJnvcrnnient. This re inlp'd legist u've action,
A hill was therefore framed, authorizing tbe vaca
tion of tbe streets, aud, as the c iuctinvuco of
the Stale authorities has been received, there
will he no furl tier opp'V.ttlon to the ext,.nsio'i of
the grounds of the Naval dep 4. The streets to
be vacated lie between Kront stn-ct and the river
Delaware, and were Intended to he opene I
through the two private estates which the Hor
crnment designs purch islng.
CiiA-ooKor Fark. The Directors of the Secou 1
and Third Streets and Fif:h and Sixth Streets
I'assinger Railway Compinies have nvliii-ed
the fare on their roads to live cents on and after
to-morrow, ami the use of exchange tickets will
bcdiscoDtinuid. The exebangn tickets of other
Mads wl'l not be received after this week.
F.xkcvtion. The execution of WllUain Howe,
a citizen of Montgomery county, who descr cd
from the 11'ith Regiment Pennsylvania Volun
teers, und who shot the enrolling ollicer sent lu
pursuit of him, will t ike ulace i'i-morrow at Fort
Slitllln, between the hours of ID and 4 o'clock.
Ri.i a vhi'.ii. Mr. McBow, who, onr reider.4
will remember, was arrested few days since cn
the. rbsrge of lobbing a soldier at Ma.y and
front streets, has been released from custody,
the allegation having been disproved.
Si'aihiinu An Aiit. Hubert Claxton w.n ar
rested yesterday, anil held by Alderman Swift on
the charge of siab iinR a man named McClushcy,
at Front and Shippun streets, so mo eight days
ago. ;
AttiuiiNT. At 8 o'clock this morning, a man
named James Casey, sixty years of ago, was
badly Injured hy a hank of earth r iving in at
Nixon's paper mill", Maimyttnk.
An Aci-OMMoiiAriNo Miv, It is not every
day that waeau hud men m' buslucsa pr iverbiit for their
petite ai'il discreet artenllii'i lo nstomnrs, an.1 wll!liu;t
aeeommudate all w ho deal ivflli them, hlirh nr losr, rich or
pour.
'I in re are, hnwevee. .ouie ex'i.pilons r.i ilits rule, and
lieakio;: el' aec initnndaiuiK men reminds ua f an old
sail In. a t'.-w nl.'las .inee so iiiiou u s.iree, and, whllsi.
alaui'ei li u akanr Hie tr.'Hl. Ihaxirht ia ua In llm Ihealre
una pa.s the reuiMiit'liTut the es . iiliiK. I'dIIoivIiii; soiu ''T
ni n. wnoni ne iuoii.:tii nsnmil Ui.in Uie nam
voysiie, he l'jiui-1 htiisell' In thai ptrt ol' a iarw
liulhllnir which he tuppoatd lu hs Ihe pit, hut
hieh wiia really lh tiaseinvul ol' a meeting-housa, and
the mlnlsli r was at tla time preu hmtt trom the test
neiein la men'toned Uie eheep na uie tro it, and In oisier
In make an iinpr.ssloii upon tha congregation, he pat lua
altiniflcant queatlon : Who would wish la lies voat'"
and vsu.ii'H, hu w iih still iir-ater uiuahasis asked "iVhi
wili.ho asnal i" llur npsy tiler e mid not hr'wli Itia
delay, una ai once. resoided akiuil: "Aa noli nly elso
wm he it, I'll he the (tue) kuiIi rattier (hlc) than t'le play
should stop !"
Now, ibis was a heartr'elt aeeo nui'uJ itlnff oau, ami
Another cue, under older.' nt clreuiu.lai.ees ho.vy- is
our Irlelld hoi. Harvey, who keeps the lie U aa I ehe l"lat
( lollili'ii lloiiae In tlieeliy.st Nu.S.S Mark.-l.tr ot, erhers
he aenomoiediites Ills c.tiiu':rs Hlih icrlauiia' In Ills
line felieap and sob tanl'tiLy.
We are mil lit the hati t of maklnff dlilbisttalla ainsnitst
boslnes. men, and lu say mere at' llun at p .sent would '
entirely auierltuoua, as what Is abuva asasiled Is a W Jll
ealahlislied fa. tint u eiauiuulillv.
Stork Shadfh, Window Shaales, manufai'tured
for store windows, with gilt and fancy lettering,
at W. Henry Patteu's, No. UOS Chesnut street.
Dn. Comitos, No. 1S47 Vine street.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Orlles or Thk Evisisi) Tki.hc,4PH, I
1'haradar, Auim.t
There is a bettor reeling ra the Stock Markot
this morning, and prices of Riilroad sh ires are
rather better. Coal Oil stocks are excited, and
prices havo an upward tendency. In Govern,
ment bonds there is less doing, aud 6-2 is are
rather lower, with sales ut 112. 7 3 is sold at
110; and 10-10s at 1034. Wo 'luot0 6 f 1HSI
at 100(u ;109A.
Ilailroad shares are firmer. Heading sold at
675' ri7l, which is an advance; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 75; Catwlsa Vreferred at 42 j Mine
hill, J2J j and North Pennsylvania lUllroid
llonds at 103 22 was bhl for Ca'invlssi common j
3S for Philadelphia and F.rle ; 3 i for North Penn
sylvania; and 90 for Reaver Meadow.
Coal Oil shares arc in active demand, and the
sales to-day are very lurge, reaching 21,0X10
shares at oi for Rock Oil ; li4(o;6j for Perry ; l:ij
for Deusmore ; Hi for Mcllheuny ; 34 for highort ;
11) lor Dulzell; und GJ for Oil Creek. Market
very Hrm und prices looking up.
Bank stocks are hrm, hut there is very little
doing. 162 was bid for North America; I.'I4 for
rhlludclpbia; 61 J for Farmers and Mechanics';
jii for Commercial ; 2X for Mechanics'; 38 lor
Penn Towushifi; 80 for Western; and 274 fr
Manufactures' and Mechanics'.
There Is no material change to notice in City
Passenger Railways. Second and Third sold at
72, and Spruce and Pine at 40. ,11 was bid for
Green and Coates, and 24 for Arch.
The Mo.iey Market coutinnos easy ; capital Is
plenty on rail at ti per cent, per annum. Rest
paper is selling at ti( 0 per cent.
Io tiold there is very little doing, and the mar
ket is dull, opining at 2o I S, advanced and sold
ut 2olJ at 11 o'clock, 2.VI4 at 12, und i at 124.
A despatch fiotn Washington this morning
says the subscriptions to the new 7 30 loan,
re otted at ihcTrca-ury Department yesterday,
amount to rsii,0tK), and those to tbu 10-19 loan,
2l:i,0i Kl.
The ollicial recapitulation of tho public debt
up to T uculay, shows it to be $1,8 V.i,271,0:hi, or
J!,.'i61,no0 more than the previous week's state
ment. The unpaid requisitions aro nearly
18,000,000.
The debt bearing no iuteie-t has been decreased
!i,fi.12,000, while the debt bearing interest in
lawful money, has Ik-cii increased 17,00.1,009,
and the debt (searing interest in coin has increased
$2,000,000.
A meeting of ofliciuls connected with the
Philadelphia and Krio and Oil Creek Railroads
was held in F.rie a few days since, to adopt
means for the immediate extension of the Oil
Crick road, four miles lurther down the creek,
below the Shutlcr farm. A Committee was ap
pointed to obtain the ri'ht of way, and such
other arrangements entered into as will secure
the iiiiincuiiitc prosecution of tho work. The
l.rir Di tpatch persists lu its statement that the
Oil Creek Railroad will soou bo chauged to a
narrow guage.
Quotations of Gold at the Philadelphia Gold
F.xchuuge.No.31 S. Third street, second story :
04 A. M 2ol 12 M 2.51S
11 A. M 2o4j I l'.M 214
Market steady.
Quotations of the principal Coal tad Coal Oil
stocks at 1 o'clock to-day ;
at 111 Jd HH Att.
Illlihard a'.' Kevstoae Oil .. a
MlllaaOIIL'I'wk.. t"i 144X01181180 011 I I I
KullonCal Hi',' MS I nlanl'etroleuio.. SV S'.
Bu; Munlaiu Coal. H', Beneca Oil. ...
i7.Mld.Coal..l'4 f- ""' ' V
Oree.llt.Coal.... 6. "V,-," i'
Vlarhondal. , "" J' 0 "" I v i'
Ne Cresk -l'f 1 Irvllul OU. ........ T"l .
?"d.,T.im cia. t?u i roi; ;", on.... .. '.
(unto., co.1. . : ... . y ! . ',u .'"ri',;. :::v u 'in
unard MiiThiS ... 1 Mailhfliin v S'.-
n-siv?: '... .-.
11
Mariiietle atmuis. I 6 JI 'OK' ixasmeiar.i, 1, ',
VZi... fi 1, r-roieu. csuitrs. 1 6
VaplVl.hideOU..17, 17 EavelMor oil I M
MeiTlialiaA OU T Rloi v t arss 4',
Perry Oil -U.Uu
lauieiai Oil....... IX I '
ruTLADKhrin a tos"ii ucuajs'js; sAi.es, tJ tel.
VepoiMtl ky Clayka.1 (aa,, Hroaara, Ma. Ul S. TksrS IM,
BKKOHR BOSRoa.
yi,h Filbert Oli....c .IK, u Caceiskir Oil
th-n ih Mc'lintnak .... li .h di
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4sl.h
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JV S'i ah do
Ta'l Ni.h Den. m ire... rsl
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as
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frrsi en f'nioii Pet
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Il sh Ra.lia H...h wl .
aSI.H dO......ol'hI
lisl.h d.1 ......... hh'a
(VW.h Wo. Oil i
mwsh foe farm.... 1'.
li 0 ah keystone .Inc.
fse.h do
lisikta Itruner
riKsr boauu.
.. l.1si. -t sh M Tlhennv Oil
f-'lr) C. R. 10 4"s
Sam da
tM do. ...mill
SlMSKIiirfia. imw..
Ill lOi 17. n.o-si
SJtasiC A ni Ks ...
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t!ah m mn O'L.taar)
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Sd sh ts.-h. Nav run. -O 1
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loo art tanua Hi ..tat, 7.1
II h 4.1 IS
lis) ! 'aiaw. o...tSI IS
4U-' ih lilell Jal ... Ittf
Sehid AV h TJea
H sft spruce TI is. 41
)'' an Kaaairur B..bin s
I vi in .lo c hi
ll an di al il?
Iuu .a do II ;i
y .sh lat at I rls...l'f
.si ah N. t. A M Jilt;
Iki li Keek oil .
4'Sl sh I'n. A- Oil L'rk. 1
it
I'sish d
liiiuli Perry Oil h.
tssisn do hlO SV
siso liensnvirenu.. is-si'
PRICKS OK ai-ox-aa IH NEW TURK. 1
Reported by tiarkaon Oo , Brel-r., . . Ul s. Thrri M.
rtrn 1. o, amtmm
...Uist u las
.. .. b'4 ' lloW aale
rmted Rtare. rta. si. nt off.
Koik Island Hailr"
Uendllia itallroad Se'-S Old ' 9i aaiea
s rr 1 viiual Hallroaa... s
t rie Railroad lotl bid
Hui' sou Railroad U7'a Jii
iioid ('; old
I'nu. d Staloa k'SS Hist M4 .
laias
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al.
Market mead) -. .
Jtv CoikeA Co. iiute Ooverninont Secirl
tics, &c, to noon to-day, ai follows
V. ft. fil, ISH7 109 lllf
XJ. S. 7 3-10 Notes 1J1H lit
Certilieates of Indohleduess, us... lei t ;
Quartermaster's V'ouchurs ";i , 9
Gold 2-M' 1 "HA
6--u Bonds ...112-113
New 7 :i ltl notes ready fvir delivery, la A '.gust
9 Inclusive. . . ,
Tho following are the recslpts of Vlou1' and
Omln at this port to-day 1 Fluar, W3 tl'ilst;
Wheat, tsiOO bushels ; Curil.liW) LnsUelJi vt,
7u00 bushels. ....
The following are the' receipts of Cottl Cdt it
this port to-dny ;s-Crude, 2W bnl. Relit' J, 470
hbls. . , .1 Miii'iki
The following shows the axports (eolmjsM
of specie) from New York to foreu,.! ains for Lhe
week enumg August li, ami since Jan. I
ism.
K ir theneek t.' mt,7:17
Prev ratorted....aiiA,'4
. 1 "Uet.it
fl,.".!,).!
'' 1SI.-'H).V
'..l',vr.
lil.lvMeai
Smee Jan. 1.. t 'H,tA7.At lls,I HA',7' 4la.Miol.sl
The Dctinlt and Mllwiukoe Railway earaed,
tbn week ending Aiifuit IH: . .. ; , r- -.
1H04 "J''),2ti7-07 1S.53. if-,''iJI 64
Increase '..1,1o27'
The Great Western Railroal earned the eek
ending August 1!: . .. .- t'T ' I
1814 il,4o7 02 1833 3 J,213 il
lnere.iso ..J12,''l3 l
The receipts on the Gr ind Trunk R itia-.i,
for lhe weak ending August I'l, wero - r t. -.e
18ti4 10103 00 1803 W"'I
lu-reusc ."ths tC
The New York Herald this momlu"'iilssJ. ;
Tbe Increasing Hrninoss of Q jv-rniiwrf.k- jj v
rities, in the face ol the weaknesi ot railway'
and other sharos, a -cords with the belief in the
possibility of an early peace r hut the decline n
the former la, even supposing that peaite is not far
oil wbtcb may be as reasonably doab edas oots
etitlrcly prein iture, and the result f mere fer
and speculation, and must be followed by a
sharp rcai tion. We m lititain that tbe retna of
fieaee. by reducing the premium ou gold, will
n ci ease 'the real earnings of rallw iys, an make
railways, as well as ull othex r ul properr Si ioore
valuable than it Is now, ultliough no t oaily
there will he a decline of prices, but not to the
full extent of the appreciation of the enrnincy.
Railway stocks are selling fur half their original
value, and there Is no real rea ou wUy Uuty
should decline, unless in sympathy with a 00a
tideriihlf lull In gold. Kpecauttlon, however, Las
neither law uur reason. , . . , . . , ( .,
The Clnclnnad Timrt, August 2-'), says: The
demand for money continue- lair, a id t-ti ' supply
ot currency llng libt and hardly e,ual to ihe
legitimate requirenjents, tlie ma-kot is working
close, und borrowers still cxp-Ticace considera
ble dltllciilty In negotiating loau. The lead'ni;
rates of Interest in the open market are lOti
per cent, for good mercantile paper, and Spar
cent, for llrst-elass signatures. The National
banks nre restricted to 0 percent. Tbadesnatchea
from New York state that heavy orders ror Ike
ti per cent, bunds are being constancy received
from fortign npitali-la, chleliv from Holland
and Germany, and that a further advanos has
been esiaiilislieil in rates. vf
The Kansas City Jourmd announces that tho
iron Is laid on the I'a 'Hit Railroad from thtt
city across Rlue and Rock creeks, and is now
within three uillos of Independence. Next week;
tbe ears will leave Kansas City every day, eoa
neeting witb the staga at Independence t r War
rensburg. By the 10th Instant the track will bo
laid fifteen miles west from WaToustinrg, making
but thirty miles staging between Kansas City
and 8t. Louis. On the lOtbdayof June last there
were seventy miles stuxlngt two months will
have reduced ibe distance forty tnil4s, giving
the Company nearly rive msuths In wh eh to re
deem their promise of opening the road by the
1st ol January uest.
PllII.AIvLtS1A TKAItS KKPOsTT.'
Tiit HHDAY, August Quercitron Bark oomds
forwurd slowly, and No. 1 is in demand at 51
sU'ion. if); '::::) ii
Clovorsccd sells lo a small way t $!. 10 if
04 lbs. No sales bave been reported 400 UusheJs
Timothy sold at $6 Z: (j'busti-)!, and 400 bnshuls
Flaxseed sold ut 1 60. , , r, -.i -s
The Provision Market is rather n'l ot. . ,
Th re Is a moderate demand for Flour, .uid
tbe mar kit is firm. There is verv little dennnd
for export or borne use. The tales comprise 400
bids. Blue Ridge extra family at 12, and 40)
bbls. fsncy Ohio, on private terms. The retailors
and bakers purchase within the range of from
$10 to 13. No sales of Hye Flour or Cora Meal
bave been roported. : .. .,
There Is a good demand lor Wheat, and prists
ure well maintained; receipts still continue to
arrive slowly. We notice sales of uesr Peuasyl
vania red at 2 6H" 2 08, aud old PoausylvauU
and Western at 2-ii 2-57 1 ' bush. ; new Dela
ware at 2'()8fo2'70; and wnite from M'iidi.
Time is a steady Inquiry for Ryu at f l-8-O. Yel
low Corn has suil'ured a decliuo; 4"00 bush, t dd
at l'73(" 171, aud 2t00 hush. Wcsteru mited at
172(1' I 7'l. Oats are dull, an 1 bave ducliued.
New Delaivims and Pennsylvuiiit aro worth 9J(
(i;ic. und :HHS) bush were taken at this rlura.
We notice an advance In Whisky of 3 t;.
gallon, with sales of 2 Lhi Db,. retilkd at 1 al,
and .XI bins. Ohio at 1 no.
LATEST mmE INTELLIGENCE,
CLK.ARKU TI111 MOM HI NO.
Bi Is Thomas W aller, WaaUruvke, SL kills .Jauretchs
Level une.
Brig Mauxanills, llolraei, Portland, K. A. Aouder At Co.
Hrls Ladl vtaslituaten, Nlekeraou, Ht. Thoiuaa, do.
Hehr J. Alldeidu-e, btltea, Huston, Ulakiatoii, Oraeit A Oo.
B Ur Leesi ui, Ulukv, rail Hour, Uauimelt, Vu llaaea
A Lot hinan
ScLr Klla Kruncet, Ttuiiart, CJulncv Point, Ouptala.
Bell I. U. t'nrbitt, Kliiiukiua, WashhiKlon. L'apUlo.
bchr liart, Calif, lialliuiore. llaugh at Sous. .
ARlirVKl) THIS MOKKTBd. ,.v
Barune Orlando, iiodue, M dajx n-vui OreaJlie, with
Sttanu to baker A: Folloui. ,
Karuiie Andaman. Oils, 1'J days ft-era Nsw Orleans, In
ballast lo Peler W rik'ht a) Sum.
liris J. II. lieiiaedy, suiulhi Oars frsws Fort Boyal.ln
"K.T "''lurier, Ollehrlat. 4 day. from Fortrsa. Mon-
hT?ilmttni. trlrld,..t da,, from Fortress
M.ir?H m baliMif to Henry 8lmni.
bel'r i?i"i(lir ) w ana. Waajs from OrchUU, with
"lio. w krtt, cwUtl, trom 8t lUra, Md., Is
ballast In captain.
H, hr C. Ne kirk, Weaver, rroallostua, In ballast te If.
Hunter, .Ir., a t'o.
Kslir Hobl. C'oraoa, High , from Eultoa, la ballast to cap
tain. H. i r tsal-ella Thomnaoa, Baker, from Baugos, In ballast
to eantaln .
Hei r Aim T.. Martin, llrower, frora Fortress Monros, la
ballaal to raptalll.
h, hr L. l'liieger, Prehy.t days tioio Alexandria, wttk
mdse to Baush St Isou.
Bohr Mm. lua, Maxu,l day rrurn Fredarioa, Del., wna
com lo J allies uarrmiu
OtttclMl Urttwlutra erf Buaelbj tUesj
Lotwry o tLeutuisy.
I'taeStot-Auiuat .- 1
31, 30, 62, 27, 51, I, ati, 11, 12. in. 77, 47.
' estk. li. 4iwte-au,...i i. J
27, 26, o5, 47, 48, til, 21, 6, 60, 0, 00, ,
Cirmlan Saul b, .4dre..lu mMUMm ceo