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THE INVASION OF GEORGIA
Sheruir.ii'e Wliereribowts u Mjitcry
to the K-ile'.s.
HIE ARMY IS EVERYWHERE,
Kilpatrick Engaged at Oconoo
Bridge ou the 2Iat ult.
SLOCUM'S CORPS MOVES SOUTH
TO JOIN nOWAUD,
Th; ai hols 4 rrriy Siiitmo to t, f o In :
Tniiuril Sltii'sni umrrnur llrsissni on
tt)e Mult- An li-lino-lo 'ovi miir In
tllta Ms'ltsl ftrim ir Hnil Wmls Ililttlf4tit
Blnrtrrnic Suiu; until. Ills'.
Ol 1 H ti ( Dili S I 1 H I I! I: ..I OH'. I V H A 11 Hi'.'. D
ON NOV I M I'M! 2! , t oil 1 A ION l"4, ".l". Ill M.
fl. S.ie.. "la (' w r,,, . a rf S'l ult ml, Sftriit'tr 'J.
We if 'iivim 1 w lili nn pif ;llig, nt gentleman
Bin an i en la-: nigut by th ' pa so-ig r C ain ii
the iec-f. id Kailioail. Mo inl irnie.l is thaiou
Mmnl'ij, November IS, tho federals lell tin: li'.e
of tho O or.ii i r ad, going ilii : ily 1 1 1-la-ontoQ.
1 he only Yankees who came l Greonsimro
r" li w n'riii'iilor-i, who were on, Pored. 1 lie
trains ran up io Greensboro find A h ui yes'er lay.
IRAIX F ' NNIMI 1 KOM A I I1 HI V 10 I'll' OloNlit
Hivr.il.
i, ., lf it.(i."U ( .V'tlniV Oli'l .iV..-, A',,, ..i,,'., r .'I.
The passenger trail on Ihe Georgia, ro.nl w.nit
to Itac Oi lilies river yesterday. Gciitl"i.'H'ii .vlu
left Spaita yesterday morning inform us ili.u the
report ot the Vu11k1.11 listing ui l oiv tltoti it incor
rect, Xi our scouts report ;u u there are u x jos
vii this i. Ic (il the 1.1 oi" i' river,
mom m miu.M. Aiii'm in tub nvtmi. ha;i-
ltosn.
frmm Ikt oh us 'a ('.'. l.i. t If n mi i . ,i,,o A .. . t 'P. ;i.
The Federal eolmnn that left, the lio-o: the
Georgia llillrm I on list im.l y arc reported to
be eighteen null's below Grccns'iuro, niarcb'ng m
the Oin'i tioii of tlii Ce.iirul It li'roinl.
Mo movement his been madj iiiinf -.hoi:s
fir Scull Sho.'.ls. I'.lg'ny Yankee prisoners have
arrived at Atln.'io-, Hinl one li ni iiO'l mo.'o uro
npcicil.
1 KUIIAI'Lr IO!lM 1 lo HI l.ldllrs VI M M' IV.
Vo'n t'tt a u-ji 'n ',!'i'''.'ioi.ii i....;, .V- . ... i'.'. . 'J i.
The roininn or.itiion 'i'i..orai4 roii l kpt
Il weitrrn iOt ami stun k oil in the lir.n'tijn of
Xcon. An IIioiikIi I'onti iiipliitinf; x ji. anion with
Ike forvcii in 1 1 1 1 viiiniiy.
THF IAVM.I1V UOVINII ON Ml . ; n ON TIIP.5ITII
i i.n mo.
ffi f.'i A'r-'''i 'v .-' ft'li- 'u V-(v..-r 3..
Ihc lnti r!iit'l! inti'liir.'ii'V finin the d rir
tion of Macon inn:, frurn unr n 'oma sent out
from Sp.im. Ti.csc s outh, Iio riiino in lu-t
r Ti uli'ir, rcpor" that h l o.lv of from six hun'lred
to one iboiin.inil ank"c vaxitliy hail irosti'il the
Utonri1, ami wi'io iiiumdl' nlowiyaud nervoifly
towarUii Spun i.
KIll ATUUK liiii'oiur.n wiin iKii Ar o. 0N1 E
iiHinui:.
ftcih tfi Atitiii'la 'ntt'n'tontli'tt .VwnW 2"..
General Wayno h.n whipncl K!linirl'k'n Cuv
lry iiiit )D ut the Oconve brioe, Urlvin tln-in
tiCiiilloiiit and in confusion, lie UloKraplis that
ht is perfectly nhle to take care of himself.
VAUNt'u rtonr with Kit.rArniiK uis piu i.n
hi i; l osmoN.
fruit the Mili' CunHt'''tioiiali'!, .'vittifer ?1.
Ccuernl Wuync having bicn pri'-isod ba k by a
nptrior force from (ionlon, retired to Oconee
ctuiion. At th Is point lio wns receiving rvinlorcc
Birnts from the proper iiiarier. His position is
an fxceedlnKly strong one, iMiinii Hanked on citlior
side by impi'iietiulilc swniiips, and only appro ten
able by the narrow ilelilcof the railroad. Tlvs
pe In well protected by loir forts nnd stockades,
nd will bailie the SM-uult of heavy columns.
1AYNH and wnnii.Kn form a .ti-nction.
Premthe Auquua C!ir.nicl a'ttl .Vfijfi'1.7, Aor. wbff 2".
(lencral Wheeler, with ubnut ten t'ioii"iud
null, liaii erohsi'd the Oconee ami cllVcte-l a june
tiun with fiencr.il Wayne (ieueril Wiyno inn
mcits-fully defended tlio hridtto overth" O.'oncc
river. Ou this road ihe ciide'.j of tlie. i.'oi'ia
Miiiimy Iimtitiuc, who fou-ht tin ier him, have
acquitted tlmnisclven nobly.
The enemy have left ticinril Wtync'j front,
and are nip;iO-ed to have joined the main body.
Tbire are no Yankees tliin dde of the Ocjueo
riv-r.
H1I KMAN NOT lllsi osl.t) TO CHOSS Till; OIOMKB
lll I II.
y,..'i. At ..."M (.''.o7l('lwi.i', .V.K'. f..ry- 25.
The nmlu body of Ihe enemy is moving down
the went! rn side of the Ocome, and bassho.vnuo
deposition thiin iar to attempt it passage.
fflEKHAN VEI'OKTKl) Ae'llOhd Till; OeONLI! It I V K It
M ak Mll.l.l;l.iiKvil,l.i;.
firnnOi An'ju l'i C"ii:itiit' 'inilistt X:c it'v! i.
lliarcporudtli.it the enemy had cro-s; I the
Oeome in force near Milledjii iille. This rumor,
however, Is strenuously eo'itrniliel-.'d by other
parties. Mllh 'Ucv.llo l.s reported us Inline 1.
THE JNVAUINO AHMY 11 ll'OUTI. 11 MXKtNO FOE
Tin; ai.tamaim iuvi:it.
Fi4u the AHuu'fti 1'iii-t tn, ' (,(. .. .v.ir ',u'n f.T,,
There as u riituor in tow n lat nij;ht that the
muin body of Slierui in v,:ii prores'.inir towards
tie Aliainaha river. Another niiuor si.i cil that a
body uf the 1' ilcnls n.is vtitiiin siteen nrles
uf parlo. Wu e iiinot vouch for tlio trutli of
either of tlie-e riiuioiM. We merely give tuoni us
r ported to us.
Ml I.I! m v.n's aiimv i.ot.
ff. l, 4l,f... Ciir-Htelfml S,..li,l, f- m, :,.
Tbe v !i. n .ib no. of ihc noiin body of Hit; Yan
kee unny is invo:,cd in m tery, an l tln ie is
not a iiuli'aiy man in tlos e;t.v thai ejn ilelini'.ely
locute tlic r, in i in opinion. Wo Suouid not be
like " M leawber," " w.otoi for soinoihiiie; to
turnup,'1 but fUouhl "tnm up souctiiiii'" our
selves. MiritM an'k w.iiik ai Mii.i.Kim:vn.ii:,
llnV f A''tl"'f I ''. f: ' -'Hi:' K .VoM'"V?l.
Tin Yunkiej l.avi rl' Mroyi d the t.ite lloii.n,
pen lie n I. rv , ami bo el at M IVd ,t vil'e, ami made
an Ulmu 'ie-ttiil aUemjit to bo up th U'";- it.
lAttiii: 01 cm: iii'mh;i;ii ami t'.mrv- ix or
Ot 11 Ml.N M'rt llll.s,o.
tnm II" .1. '""! '" . v.. , .'i.
One Inilitlii d Mi l loi I) --ix aid.' c p.i-oiicr.
vnre bioiiitl.t n I .-t loeht tr- m A'.Ui'u-s. lii.y
ere ''oii'il' d up" I'y ir.-h irn'a m'oil.s, 1j.iu
lCai'fc1ei.',l end t-'inmls ot other loui.n '.i.d.
01 H S!l:N Kl I'll'OI II M It to I :o "111. M l 1 11 I.
lll'IMIMI MI1IS lot; 10 .IIM'IIM'IIIMI."
'rja-' Am : , ' , .v..v '. .
One of the iiiort iiic :i;n - 'n.-r f , !nie; of the
"iuvusiuu" li the l'a.r, Invj h ivj fio n the
liu-t ui.ilouhied t .-th.;u: . , tl. it luiU'li'-N oi the
enemy i'ie tia'ine- iiom tie ir inatu I) i lies and
sean ljii a for !-oi;.cb ;y fo take tluoi int i : s
tody. 1 bey are Hpi.iri 'ihK alluboul tlu e .1 .try,
uLd tln'-n ho i. re c r -. . I In to miitv.i.! r c,ui
be beautifully hti-hw hacked. Let all uic ol 1 :;u 1
young lolks turn out and five the rascal a t i-ao
ot (k-orgia Ktate soverertnly.
The demoralisation of our enemy Is ma-t pto
vidential lor us, mid ought to stiucn the baek.
I ioneof the most timid amongst us.
j 'ihe skin are bria'itcniiiR. Kvevytlilm.' looks
' plorious; and ere lontf Mr. Sherman will g? a
1 in-hi n R lliut be little :vii!iicd of wheu he ma le
bis "On to the Gull." The ulfof per l.tcu lit
upon him !
Noinufuls ol (lie KebeN.
ANonriK oroKfitv f.oi uvj;i ix i h:. : :i :. i
IlllOV N 1 1 T Ol 1 I'ltoH 111 .' U 4 Y .iio.I.VMV.
tiiik ill nir. M.w i:.-oi iie:o c en.Ro.e.
At ovvi A, Geot:a, Novimb -r -Jl, sil. I. Ili
l.xcelbTicy, On eiuor Joseph l'i. llro.vo. Oo' cr
cor nnd (.'omuiRnder-in Chief of the militia ot
Ihc State, being cat oft feom communication with
thut pott.'ou ol the State i at o! the Oconee river.
,y the intcri onition of a ho-tiie army, it becames
my duly, as I're-ldent of the Senate a idex omeio
(ioveiuor diiiinn the disability of the ljvcmor,
to u si-nine command ot u'.l mat put ot
the Slate thin left nithoitt tb? .mi Mic
tion of the (JoverLor; and, as the prompt
and faithful execution of the recent
net of the Icj?i afire, providing for a
levy en mo5e of the atnu-bf urinp peopla of the
fciate, Is of vital importance, I da therefore inmc
this order, revoking so muih of liucrtior
brown's proclamation as piy.iJcs lor the rfport
ingof ail the troops raised under It to Majot
Gtneial U. W. Smilb, and do irder that the men
in all Ihe counties east of the Oueutee river (e K
cept such as may be already reported to Ma.'or
General Wayne) report imuied .itc'.y to me at t'als
ilaoe, when arms and e iuipuieuts will be Usucd
by the proper oltlet in.
'1, The aida-dc-camp lu tlie Uisuietaeaiit of the
Otonte liver will proceed at ouce to send to this
place all mcu liable to service under tuo alote
aid act.
3. A medical board will be established at this
flat lor tlit exumUUvO 9l all Ya wbea &(
for tt .i f tn.,y , ri .drJ l y the ai U !
i mp a ill n'.oinl.
4. I he fioTifin y is 'h th..' d'lav rven of
a bi(tle ibw iil in no '-.i.e bt permitted -ll
in ii n te sent lor v.tid at one. .
A. It. WRTOlir,
I'.-"i If nt i f th.' nvr au l e h lo ivernor
daring the .b at i ity ot' unvriior Brown.
Il I I'll. i.FSl HOI IN M l.l'ITl.
F i - l ..'a ('. rn ut l f, ..-afctr Is.
'b'ii"r.il Joe b li. John-ton I imw In our ci'. .'.
'b ' cr.M I i;r,'i ard is r e d t i norfV) v.
Hri,!t too- i,e o ral Wiilu a .1 stall', Hrigi lier
':mr.il I'li'-imt an I statf. I!i indi.;r-( itner !
li.a i. tiaril an'", -tut, anl lo.ga bcr-l. :ne tl
lij'tre! u. I aie it pr'-JO i ''. our el'j".
t in hi r i on v i ie i .. i i .. i r or tou .
MM.V '. V A V (SI KIIIIOIV (HO'.
I'' : ;f .'. . 'ft, A . a'., r 1.
Auiukti, i few il iys tln.'o the i'omiiik r-
cia; i Hilie of the ConfctcrAcv, How has the ..,
)m' . im e of a U'! mid ary a ni . '1 1, -I v . ire
I ei' I I, and their ri'vn.r." it - ii:u'dir nx
thei.' inij...''.s. Our trees are 'n!i .vto i i-.oti
tii.' sound of iii-trnuipiiutl ii-id in . r t i I ur.isi , and !
the iia.iio of sililiery. levcrvihilnf b.'toke .1 a !
united and deb liiiined purpi s,; ,,f re.it nice.
1 Kl TI A l l I OS or TUP. HA TOI' I V. UVI Ol.V IN 111
I H i: TlirNCHH.
1 very r.'sl.b'nt of the oi'y ot :ie;;n t e.ip hle
of h- irina arm is hereby ro"ti.r.'. to r-por' libii
' If loij'iicral 1 rj ' lira'b,uait Ibn dav i fuel
ilayi, by loir o'clo k 1'. M., r.' i U io.- I.iiv.
M jr. Iiai.ts, hii-lticss pu n, an 1 eiti. "'ns of nl
last, r fucn s, and all m nnr moKt, of eery
nee, cApnlile ol rendering servieo, are rc'piir. d to
filort, lh.it '.hey may lie dii.?;i l t) u n. in.is
lor the .1. icino ol our city a ; oust the euo.ny
now rapi.oy iiiproicii:nir.
K I ft none ti.inir b.icli or filler in thI-3 h i ir of i
tiial. l.-t otirhomn and he i TlHto.ic b- ".a
nnieb ivords to suuinmn ournuire poople to tuv
res ue, and let him ho woulo lic-ohi'o lind oo I
mnitc'iairr. or nympatby from any soureo. l iie
en-is in upon us, the toscin is soiiiuled, an I it
behooves every man worthy of iivim; or dyiu ,' a
Ir. eoian, to do h duty to h.in -elf, hn cuunt.'V,
bis posteiin , and b s tjod.
11. II. MeY.'Iiror.
Ai i sia To nr. rim iMn;ii r-j tuk i.sr.
J i' ';.'i '"'(! ''(,, ',pn j ,' if , 'n'.,:r '.'-!.
Of one tiling nt le.i-t our peop'n my r. t an
sui .l, and ih it is th u Augusta will bo defended
io ihe U-l etreuiity. The lore.: to make 'he du
fense -tubiiorn ami sucei'ssful will be at band,
and ato now g itln rim; like tin- el ms of Iloderiek
l'liu. ilener il I ry is proi?ressiu : with most cora
im iniiible energy, ami Uem ral V'.'iiht's pro-out
act'on is above nil praise, l.-i tluorgia'is rdly
to the support of the ituthori'.ie--, and all will be
well.
IMl'lU SSINO Nl CHOI'S TO VtOIlK ON T1IF AfOI; I'A
amiiiks rtvi: i uoiswi, m:o i h;s wvmt:d.
Oiiiri: or 1 m en iihsm i:.n r run Dihihii'T or
Aim sia, Ai i.i si i, Move nber 21. 1 a u
ord' ted by Miinadii r Gem ral Fry to rail on ti e
p-itr'o'.ir filaniers of Hit comities of Ilicliaioo .
I'oiun.hia, Warn n, .'e tin son, I ; 1 iseoek, Scri'. eifSJ
ami nurac, ai-o tin; uu'i ict ot I . ietieni, M.tr.,to
mid forward all their ab'c-b d;i d nero men to
tl.i so f cadiiaiters to work on mo lortili a'.ions
mound this eitv. This being done- promptly the
works will be impregnable to till Yaukpc arrnic).
A reccijit and bond will lie givc.t tor ad negroes
so Miiiendered, with valuu'ion, ami they will bo
well taken raio of ami ictiirric.l to their owners
in nine tor tin- planting nca-.nu.
It ia confidently hoiKtil that nil planters and
cit .i ns who may have negroes will act prjaiptly
in this ninth r, aiid the completi.ui of the works
will he rpeedily accomplished.
l'lantcra will please send with their ni'gr.vs
mi h t-piitlcs, shovels, axes, and picks as they
liuvp, ai d lor which they w ill pai i.
1'mnters will have tho privi cj of appointing
their own ovcrcecrs where they have sipi ids of
tl.hty or more negroes.
Overseers will be allowed three dollars per
day, aud rati us and transport n ion.
C. 1.. Saykr,
Major and Agent of Impres "mint Dis.rict of
Augusta.
nlent I Hlon Ari o.inlN.
Savannah Kivuit, Oi:oikiia, Sunday, Novem
ber 27, 111. We are scarcely less oxeited hero
on the rptcstion of General Shornmii's movonient
than tlio Hcbels themselves, nnd we know that
they are stirred as they never have been before at
the boldness of his advance. The Savannah
journals aro not brought to us now until nfier
lb. y are two days old, for f ar that we shall bo
too hijdily elated at the strait ia which the Con
Icdir.iry linds itself.
Ihe h.st authentic inf utnuioii from the K-'bcls
tells us tint SliiTiuan is advancing in three
column.-, with a lorce estimated at sixty tho i
K.iiol men, nt least one-half of whom wore cavalry
and mounted infantry. The pu ilie buildings of
.Milli'iiu. vilic, the capital of i.; o'-gia, have ben
I 1 1 r i j r I , aud the Legisl.ituie being m session at the
time of tdo rinan's ndvaiice fe ico cuteiia : the
town, iiii.j' in neit in contusion, s tne of the mcin
bci paying a high us one thou ami dollars for
tl.'ii-poitation a distince of e'ht miles. Y'oii
vriil be utile to form an idea of i he reign of terror
il ut now obtains in ieorgi.i nno South (" irolina,
In in tho files of newspaper-w lii 'h 1 forward.
A levy i it mttum has been oroiood, and IjAaurr.
tj.iril is in comiuaud of the tio.ip .
There teems to be most pcitmlntion boe.tusc
Slu ruian has stir. 'tided his obj . ive point in mys
teiy, by si ndiug out iuimei.su ind- of iiiountcd
li en tu ravage the country on the Hanks of his
niiiin eolumiis. Ou Monday last lie was at (i n
iion, with artillcrv, u'loui lil ecn miles from
Milk ilgev die, una bud luridiu l ,1m (ieorgia (Ten
tval l.ailro d lictwceu (iorilou ..nd (iilswoldville,
i ut nig oil 2-'liUof our prisonci - 'hut were to have
linn l.nunht up fiom tump S.unler. nt Andur
ti IimIIc.
To impede, lils progic-s. tiio bridges over
Ihe (fcor.ee livir have bi,n destroyed and
iheioiintiy dcv.i-t ted in h-. iront, so Unit bo
si' :ll be unable to aui-ist upon it. The roids
hue been to a great el"iit ren u rcd Impassibiu
by li lied Irt'es nnd pitl.ills, mi i 'ho llohels el.iiin
thi.t dui ing the putt ihrce u.ii i 'ic progress of the
I'll ion Uoi ps i;.st'.urd h.i.- n t exceeded six
noli s.
'I In y uVo c'niin lint their e i i ry nr pi !.i i;r
up ivfe nii'i.b. rs of oui's'.nic. cts, by daslilug
iijiou unr u nr and Muuk. Kim i nil thai 1 cm
bain, 1 believe Stict man's mam nody to t'C within
I'jo miles ol Savannah, with nothing; to oppoie
him save the miiitl.i and aneli "'bur unorg tuv.cd
for. u as iiic cii.eigc.ee hn- ' rought together,
10 il that Ihc cl dices ol i:i- iv..e rng tli2 sc '.bo ird
in e at pi si nt a lb gethfr in hi- ' '.vor.
Mu iild be lie lii laved, by cri'ielal oh irmiio'i-
i t the r. :ol, i ng , laiu tii for I. to detach a part
11 lis mi, y to iniiliMit him, ' iraut i:i that ea-e
x ii'ii t'e iib'e to tir.ve- the llei.i .i otitof Virginia,
rod Slu illiall would ilou'itli.-. lind a lu , do of
u:i'. at lioni the Ic .uti l i,..-., !d...n -oathw e.-t-iva'o'y
to Mobile. A ticiineel. i : -1 y bjl 1 gone is
ii i if . h -s on the tn i: it a: y ia '-bi.at I, and it Is
t .') : see Ihn' il.c etikli.y b. .. it !o he in oar
1 U1.1..V . . J . J 'III V.
l'O-DAY'S WAIIiNUl'OxV NEWS.
Sncd-.il lbs;i;ite'lli"i to Kl ; .lllltC Tclr;h.
Wash;:, .i v, Itccouihat' 2.
ton;: re-sun n A i ris lue,.
i;uite a number of Coibj.r-Wku catuo iu '
:i;i- moinli g's traiu.
Tlie Atloi'uey.tJeueralihlii,
aiiotis speculations are atloat resujetinj tin
At'.oiuoy Oencra'-iiip. The rre-Ueut d-ire t
r.piioint a border State man.
A Kccrct Idull.
A se.oa l drait hab been mude in ev..'U jf tli.
us; Js ia this i ily Tte ft i (''.. . t.'iv i
e' 'if' ' ' iior'i A, t'jt , ; .a'''. i'liiV-o
II' I '.'."..' - v. 7,'j ,', li,- (i i. ..''.
Ul-ll lairMIUOlE,
I'vti ru Si A rr;s District Coi'R i I ' j'i CiJ
wa'iJer. The I nitcd States vs. H.-nry J.'&mth.
1 adie'.niit.t lor stealing li tters from ttti l'n.te-1
S'ate- mail, on ihe ronia between Maura Chunk
a:.d Jeanesviilc. ltefora reponcd. '1 h evidence
ves'crday was merely corrobora'.iro ol that whicU
bad beta previously heard on behalf of tuj Unite J
States, ti Lding to prove the fact that defendant
had tti'nueiitiy been seen to throw frajriueau of
pam.r from the door of the ma I car, souie of
svhiih, upon beiu picked an, proved to be paru
ol icuers in course of truusiu.tilou by mail. 1 hi
eelcr.se (at up mas giod charurttr, wnlcli was
uenniluiitiy proven.
1 be case vi a this niorninj given to the jury,
after uptvehes I y counsel, aud the clnrgo of the
Ci uit. The rerdict hud not been rendered when
our report doted.
Coini or Ovkb and Tkumimeb and Qvap.tbk
Si snioys Judges Thompson and Ludlow. 1 rial
of Walton for the murder of Maybeny. The
ehidenee in this case closed yesterelay alternoon.
Moure. . C. Urcwster and Walter J. Hudd ad
duced the conrt and jury for the prisoner, and
at noon William li. Mann, District Attorney, was
1 etkujg for the V0Kua9BweiUi.
VICTORY IN TENNESSEE.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The TreUica YU of tl? War.
DISI'ERATE EFFORTS C'F TEE
REBELS.
GREVI si.H hilTKIt AM i(. TIIKiI,
Their I.os Eistinvitod .it Gcri-n
Thousand.
I o i M i c i ; .: "i v o -. u 1 ir ii
I c ni' cr ( ,encr,il 'ho'icl I yest'."- I vy t j i ;
Ce o." the , r-'.'.? fu U of the w r , re; ip r
ni"-l dts.istrou-ly to the It -b-N, with 1 1'! ,n
to iiin-i'lv . s. After Hires d vy' -k i ir.'-hi ; tl
lie 'els eroiie'i oar ur-t :or i i "i.- v.
nfb n oon, rn I at I P. M. nil ! .: 1 1 .1
attack o.i onr r'gh'. an I etri , i.i.viiu " ir . t
tOs.nr bre is'iv.n ks. who h v. re :aro . ; ;,i f i a
nvr to river m an up ai il I I a ; it i." i r.atid
1 Use, whi-h nil thro T-.-h to ' ". . of:1. it, i.
Atlei.-t lnlftiie' Keb-1 force r,, ;;,. ,1c ; j.
vcred to pi.r-i) O'.reen'.e, n"d . .i in doni
viciously on Wagner's Jl... n. wui -li. ufi. r
ile-p'Tiite liehtiog, fell ba k. a i 1 I my'. II ;
Division of Crank fit almoi - sjoips go-i code
i'Ur works an l capt ircd two stilus, o ir i n re
vs. is not broken, boivever, and b 't r sti!., O "p..
ral Warner eueci'ssiully rilm'd hi- tr., i a, wtio
ehargi d on the em niv, re s-itur.' I '.lie tn- gum,
an 1 diove the ibvi-iou ov r tne bre .-tw ; k . , .,ii
turmg one eniir j nr'giide if I i s c n n in ler.
At I all o'rloi k the baltlo wis wa te. I ,v ih u l
nbatiug vigor, til cm mv b ivlng in i I ', !nnn.; a
half hour, several .' tempts to be ak o ir c opr '.
The Cnion po-iii m w is a in ir uoi -ep , ac, an 1
the resol'.s of iheso io ir .lays' work, .verr i;i igm
licentiy eriU'l.
All this ivhi e the 11 h U had .ip. a I j i i , p
of our light. 1 he phui vvas n: ree our v pre
and crush our right wing n, fore I i-k. Ajotioti
of cur infantry were t'ii';.igoil thi'.ie . i i tm s of an
hour firing on the U''ocl eooi nns, who st od
tliC't iiio'iinl like iin liiicn,
During evry charge in i 'c on our rlglp mil
ecu re, vollei", id grape and . ru.fr sv.r.' hire 1
into their lines, nnd on.y d.i k'li'st prifvent-: 1
tin ir sti'Tikicc bemg iiior- af il. It U ii I tint
no can'-ter iliot aas used hy the It ' s diliiii
iiat 'lay, but tired -hot ami she. 1.
Afb r the first i reak ot W igm r's D. v : 13 an 1
its recovery, our line n ve;- budged .1 y 1, AI1
was quiet nil' r 10 I'. M . 1' vv is no . oniy on ' of
the preit.i-t but cleani'-t b ittlcs 01 the war. The
cxcrsMVo sl i'ignter "I lb" e'i"inv was ovvoig to
our wholesale u e of canister a id ;;rap ', and our
fclecti' n of the ground.
The battle was Might iu an open li d.l, wi'h ni
trees or niideigrow'b, or other interruption. Tne
enemy's loss in killed and wounded approxi
mates it'll", and we have over l.'iKi prisoners, and
one (ieneral inbecr an I several held otll.'ers. The
Colonel of ihe loth Mis-issippi, a Northern mm,
of Illinois, was wound, tl ami taken primmer.
1'ouM'nilis of his regiment were kdlo I, wounded,
and captured. Oar loss do. suit rcavo a ill 111
sand. General llrr.dley, of Illinois, while gil'antly
leading his tiisips, was severely wounded in the
shoulder. Our loss in liehl olli strs is very sin ill.
Our troops behaved handsomely. Seboiield coiii
manded 011 the Held, Ntinlor nn tho right, nnd
Cox en Ihe lell. (ieneral Stani' y was wound ) !
slightly in the neck, but remained on the held,
and is all right to-d iy.
1 have told you all along the prognmmoof
(Ieneral Thomas would electrify you, and this is
but the prologue of tho battle to come olf.
Afti r our dead, wounded, and prisoners were
cared lor, our army fell back to this point, and
are in lino of batllo while I write. I p to this
time, 3 1'. M., the enemy has not made his ap
pcaruncc. The Id Corps of Veterans aro iu re idi
ness, and a battle isexpeete.l before daylight to
morrow. All Government work is suspended,
and all are under arms, from General Don ilds m
down to the unscientific laborers.
The falling back of our troops was accomplished
at S o'clock this morning, and bnlgei burned
aeress llmpetliriverto rotaid thetransp irt ition of
llebel supplies. The cavalry was li indle l pret
'ily by General Wilson, between Spring 1I1II and
Triune.
A. J. Smith's Corps Is in linn of bit'.le, and the
situation is particularly grand, l'oits Negiey,
Morton, Cairo, and lloiiston.nro ulivo and the
infantry movements perfectly sa'i-laetory. No.uie
tl ing iiiuil immediately transpire, as Gen ral
Hiomas is ready to stnke, no matter how the
Itebtls move V. 1 . 'I'rilittn-.
KVACt A 1 ION Of l'l 1.ASKI.
Col. 1 MiiiA, Tenn., Noveinlur '2'i. l'or smie
days previous to the evacuation of Pulaski, t'or
ri si's Cava'ry had been operating on our II inks,
while the niuia lorce of Hood's army was p-oss-ing
011 ns in front.
On ll-e '--itl nnd 21d, Garrard's Cavalry sleir-nii-bed
pretty sharply with l-'orrest, (ieneral
Hatch, who had command on the left (link,
giadnnlly falling back all the lime, so as to cover
Columbia. On the atlcrnoon of tlie 2 i .1, Colonel
Cupron hecnine hotly engaged nt Mount Ploisant,
soma eleven miles foutlivvcst of Columbia, ami
lifter a stubborn rcsii-tancu sumdily fell bu k.
His ohji ct was to re-d.-t Forree's adv aura until
our liiiimtiy would ichc'i Columbia. On the
moriilng ot 'cdne day the infant' y evacuated
I'lila-ki and (V II bai l, nil Coluinbi 1, about Ihiriy
Utiles distant. We h id previously shipped olf all
cur supplies, stores, und uioiiiuuitioii, so til it
lliiod had nothing but the baie, drseited city to
gio.it over.
COM I I It V.1 ION' AT COl. I tllH.
About ei'.'bt o'elo"k 011 Thursday nior.iing,
November 21. our ail.ancc, under G. .erd Cox,
coinmai ding 2111 Army Corps, arrived in Colum
bia ju-t in tunc Io supooit Colon' 1 ( apron, who,
ciudiuilly retiring as I h ive iie-crili. il, w it now
so bi rd press, d that l e coul I no hold out mil h
lon."er.tgain-t the sup imr numhers Hut pre-sed
011 him.
Geiurnl Cox's timely iinivul prevented tho
town Ir. 111 fulling into the cincuv's hands, for
Forrest, having dii'.eu our cavalry through
Mount Plca-uip and ta;?uiv 1 I sipi'dof ttieui,
was pre -sing bard for Columbia, ile foil need
lis up hs tiir us l.l'tle IJigby creek, within lour
miles ol the bovn.
Ou I'liilay.the sl.ira.l-hit'g was r iic.re t. The
Hebe's got im-scsi. on 1 I" a migo brick lion ,e on
the Mount Pleasant p he. I lei lie. fu was iis'.i.o p
light t"i' "ome inn", our 111 n trv in c to .ii ;.i 1 ;
1 1 it. id , which they uliiinaeiy sucjcc led in doing.
1 111: h at ti 1: v r ( it. CM m v.
On ti' oi'S 1 ml 111..V tahen position ab m; a mile
in Irot.ti l Columl ia. V uo.i's Divi-ionol the lli
Corps ata! Co.i's I ivi ioti of the 2hil Corp i till. in
up the Uout line, tl.eir ri -ht llink extra. hug to
w i.hin about e mile of loick river. The n -t of
Ihc tif'Ops occupied the bills nnd an echelon l.nu
Iciwceu tho town and DiuU river.
llaiiyon Saturday inoniing the enemy's dis
nioiinicd tavuiry vigoiously attacked our lines,
lir.-t striking Kcudrrsou's Ilrlgaiic, of Cjx'.s
Division Thry drove in oar pi.'.o'ts at kotne
points, but w ere kept at bay by our heavy line of
skiiimsiiers. '1 he enemy opened several batteries,
sending slie'.U Into the town. Our batteries re
plied, ud a iiar,! i,aaui.iaic was kept up a'.l t!u
wivnooti.
The skirmislitii r tiUa".e.l all d.i.v, Fo:r.'-' a'.!
the time wedging tor l".r!; river, vliieli bi
tracked in the tot un. 5 i ana 1 . lis :d over s o:a-.' cif
hljcivarv. Mciip.iiuc s i:ii ' of I-nrrc-t's d.s
m'.uiit'.d inf .iitry kept tri a sharp suini'.i iir.'
uioDg our tiont, wbi e Hooa's main a my was
whirling 0:1 our left tl 'nk iu 1.1 east-riy d
rucien. These flank m ivemeats will compel us to av
cvate Columbia, win h wi.l be d'jac, I expect, to
night. Our Ios,es during the three dava' op .-rations iu
killed ausl wounded will not exceed one hundred
and tilry. Captain Greta, 4 ".h Ohio, Inspector
ot the 1st Brigade, was shot through tiio bowcL.
lie is the only oibcer of whom I have heard,
killed.
General Sehofield is in command of the trops
in the ne.d. General Thomas is gull at Nashvilie.
All our supplies, stores, sick und wounded, bavj
been sent to Naohville.
Scveialofthe inhabitants have alao left. We
have some Uiree or lour hundred contrabands
I'.nngiPS on to the B'-my. These have followed us
on onr jut. ve from l'uiaaki to Columiaa.
Mis. btcphdu Berry, ol Machias, Maine, cr.e4
out la her sleep, oue ulgUt last week, that some
one bad cut her throat. She was covered with
blood, end on examination it was found that a
rat bad bitten the side of her neck and ear severely.
The animal also attacked a child in aa edjolaiug
room.
THIRD EDITION
FROM PORT ROYAL.
Ihc Citizens Enrolled for Uome
l'rotcctiou.
THE FEDF.UAL FORCES AliOUT
TO MOVE.
S'i onh, !) (niT'T 2 The steamer
. . '.', -i tn 1. :i Hey i, with J t';i .': ' !
l.U Lit I'iV C'l.
('11 tlie .v.'i -en ",-,:l Poster i-.sce'. ord'r
all the e,;i, us ts l e Ml: I'ed 11. 1 rA,'".- tor
iu.,
f ir
' ity
' 10-
. i;-,J
on lli J,ih. it. y re to bo I".' 1 nuo 1
panics for hoi 'e protect on. Th-; l'i! t : I -forces
were t) tin. 0 Imn e li i e'y, t'i or ,;.
tion l elug unknown.
The .lii'.i'.'i ai-o r-p .."s tbit art - . v.
Hoy il, a: about ' "'cock I'. M , h ivy a '. 1
firing w.i- heard, 'ni; .'. 11, ,1 not t'-i th m-'i'
I IUI',1 M W OKI I1VS.
f k
(. a 1 a, l'ocrmnf i.'i,!'. ,'dirr .,, ,,.
lias arrived, i .h New O !e iu .1 lv; 1 11 it e
tvening of th,; 2'th ult.
The ca-t wing of the S n-e Pciicenti i;y, a.
Baton li ngn, w is hnnu d on th ni ;h. of the 2.1
nit , in ronsfipeiKi' of the rareles-ness of eontra
fcainls ipmrter.: I in the btiildinr. O.ie li-ied.-ed
and fiuiy mules, f;,'iy h. re-i, and seeeuy live
sets of barn-ss ';e'l inking to the Government,
were consumed, whi-h, witii '.he bu 1.1 n,:, in
volves A lo-9 of ,','),0'io.
N'O'bing ilo'iig iu col on. n'T. p.- . f,,r
good; common, .'"JtoJir.; oil Isg.p e'.''.v1
ciaiili.'d, 2le.
( SNOlOil.lt 0, hi V I, .10
N'e.vv Yoiih, Dc'etubcr 2 I In: siciuier .r,,.
o stitr has arrived with Ne :i ( 'rleaes ailv i -es ot
the 2(1. h nil.
A lire O'euiTed ft lla'ou K uik-e 1111 the 22 1 ult.,
licstioying a b.re biu'diug use l as a G ivern
nieiit s'ahlr. Over .eve ity tl'"ii-.in-l 1! illars'
wor;h of pr"P"rty w de-troyed, c invsliiig of
tunic., lmrses, am l,auess.
Mnrki'ls ly 'llsi;riiMli.
1 w Yoitk, DcccnibiT 2. Klour b is ndv in 'e 1
Ic. -.il, - jl 1 ' p. '.' l-ir .Iff : S 11 I' , I . , t .
"ic,: .sn I Slu ..0,' It, ... 'ur Hi- rn. w '.
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t. ' .' : ..il.'h 111:1111 "rtA''- I'om .1 I' i i
I .'r. ; - 1 l"i
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Cm INTELLIGENCE.
Siati; o? Tiikhuom k 1 an. To hay. Six A.M.
Id. Noon, l"i. One P. M. '0. Wind, t. N. K.
Ki ni'.iial or an Oi 11 M S.SOS. The funeral of
Jo cph MeMullln, aged S7 years, a member of
Washington Ledge, No. .V), A. Y'. M.. took place
yesterday al'tirnoon, from his late residenc, No.
tilO Jf. Twelfth stscet. Tho decoiisod has beon a
Mason for Bixly odd years; aud his conno.-tion
with tht order dales further back than any o her
member in the I nitial States. He took an active
part in Ihe war of 1H12, and at tne time tho old
drawbridge was in existence, whore l)o"k street,
now Ih, he was extensively engaged in the West
India trade. For his age ho was remirkPily
active; and only a wei k or two previous to his
death, started with some friends on a gunning
tour. His funeral, yesterday, wis largely
attended by members of the M i.-unic Order, and
a large host of per-onal friends. Kov. J0I111
Chambers olliciatcd on the occasion.
Akhiikt or PieKi'oi KLTH. This niorn rig three
young men, giving the names of John Divis,
William H. Patterson, and Johu Mtrtin, wore
nrridgncd before Aid. i inan Wchlin; npoi tho
charge of picking tho pocket of Urn ral Willi nn
M. Hcllly. It seems tint Mr. Kcilly was prion.;
by the Port Olllce, when ho was nccoiled by t ic
three scamps. One of llieui, M irdn, si i.ed him
by the hand nnd i xrlaimed, "Why bO'V do you
dorliowhivo you been r" Mr. Ueiily l iiel
ustoiiishi d, and oittd to bis won, d he friend, "Sir,
sou ent.oiily must be mi-laki n." '-Oh, not at
a I, sir; 1 knew you well whi 0 in the iirvg.o ls
business." While Martin still held Ueiily by
the hands, his eonfulerates rilled his pocket of a
pocket-hook. Mr. Keilly released hiiu-elf, and
niPr pioectding a short distance, ili-cjvere l his
lots, lie ti. rued and seized hold of two of ti e
scamps, while a 1 iti.en took hold of tlie th rd.
Martin had in the meantime passed the pocket
book to Davis, who endeavoiod to t iroiv it
thrctieh a grille in tho pavement. The po -kct-book
lodged and was picked up. Davis, when
sa arched, also li.nl a heavily-loaded revolver in
Ins possiHsdm. 'I he three thieves were commit
ted to prison.
Hn 1111 1:11 y ash Aiiiii;s i. Ilelwcou four and live
o'clock this morning thu est iblishment of Mr.
Patrick I.'oiiglierty, at Gray's Ferry Koad, beloiv
South stri et.was entered by 11 burglar, who bored
ihn ugh the door by means of a brace and bit.
Mr. Doughs ity beard the uoi.se, and, upon c un
it g 1I1 w u stairs, discovered tlur. tin: thief hid
lell, tats mg with him a box of tobacco, several
boxisot cigars, a tevv bottles cfliipior, and live
liol.nis iu nieuiiy. I he braco and bit used In ef
intii gnu ii'truiiec were left behiail. Au alarm
wiis iiniiii ilhitt ly g'vs n, and olii ers McK' tincy
nnd ViiugliHii siarit-d iu pursuit of the roii'ior.
'I hey traeid him 10 the Schuylkill frout, win-re
be wn ai rested while he was in the act of bury
ing Ms plunder on one ol taa wharves. Tne
sto'en 1 ri rty was all recovered, and the roblur
si nt to pi Ison hv Alderman Patcliol. lie givo
Ihc name of lliuh y, mid i one of the notorious
gang of Schuv roil Kangera. who are at tho pre
Miii ti.e.igea iu imeving and oouipy j imp ng.
Siioio 11 rivo. mat and resppot iblo-louUiiig
female, giving the name of Mary Mill in, v.a.i
uiiisigiiid biioiii Aldeiiiinn Welding ye-tei'day
eh. eerd wiih slP'p'.itting. She wont into a store
ot the i Trier of l.l;;klh and Areli streets, and
while baigaining with one of the lady n'teinl inH,
muiaigeil to slip 11 hue collar into a baUt t which
she was currying. '1 ho loss wi s discovered, and
rouiiMHiicafi'il to Ihe piopricor ol the store. As
the mi 11 -id w.,s leavuig ihc premises, the end of
the cellar was 1.0, iced hanging 0111 of th? ba-k-t.
Slip wn iiuincJlitely nrtes'ed and brou t ba
Hi r but Let via- scaiclitil, an I in it was 1, 0 found
11 s in el ol ghis.- buttons, v, h ich bud been purl lined
Ir. in the sup e place, but had not been mi' sed.
The lair thief was committed to answer.
l.Msi; Pin ri xsi: Cask. This mornin,? IJ. M.
Hicks, of Madison county, New Jersey, the eip
tain of a canal-hoat, wa.i arraigned before Alder
rr.an Weldinj upon the chaigo of oblaiuius p)
under false pretcu.-es. The accuse J had a cargj
of powder which he was to deliver at the New
Yoik Navy Yard and leeeti e for the same 412 ).
He induce' 1 a luccd to advance hiiu that amount
on Cotnli'.iou that the- tn may he-.wfj to re cive in
New York should bj rcta.ped I'wre anl pu:i to
the pjnv v. iio in to him iln- I .iu. I.'. 'on ,.-ii.
vci'lag li largo he drew the Jl'Jd ami re'.u- '.t io
pay it over as aar.c-lup)U. A wa riut wai i-saei
tor u. atrest aud In a eoaimp.t'.d to aa'.'r.
Yf.ky Oni itiWii TiitavK.-). A French 0'-'ii:ie-uian
i c'eeiit.'y had his pocket picked at oue of the
Concert Saloons of thi etiy. Hi lost a pute
niounaitf contalu ug a small sum of inoaev, and
two checks, the payment of which was stopped.
A few davs after thv! tlioft hj lecciyei note,
worded a follows;
'Pear Sir: We return yon your two checks,
whiehwe do rot want, as they might disagreeably
involve us your iitoiapt aeuoa in reiard tothom
having been a little too quick lor us. Enclosed
please also find two tTkets for Ihe same concert
saloon. Visit it ouce more with your friend, but
bring more money in your pookeLs than you had
the last time. We don't Ukc such small jobs.
'Yours, Ac, Pis Ki'iich-Eis."
Ari'oiNTMUNT. The recent frauds and rob
beries at the Philadelphia Navy Yard hare re.
suited in the appoiutiiieut of a detective at that
place. Tho appointment has been conferred upon
NVillliim ltusaelt, tor many years connected wiih
the detective department of the city police.
Thb Tax Rats. Eolb, branches of City Coim
ells have agreed in fixing the tax rate for lttiio at
2 o0(,u the&iou.
D-Nvrit to Hon. Rrii' vt i n Ol fix. Ivt
evening a coniplimriitary dinner was given to
II. n. P bnylcr Colfax, at the Assembly flnlld
ing. Among the de lnni hed gn -its prese t
wire Morton MeMiehacI, Ms;., lion. William
D. Kelley, Hon. Charles O'Noil, AaJ lion. Lo
nurd Myers.
Mr. Colfax was introduce I by Mr. rrr-. d 'nt
MeMlchael, at bait p.i-t eleven o'clock. Nine
ehs.-rs were given the honorable ge,):icmai, if er
w inch he responsleil in a spec, ni (,f great paw r
ami C'0,,11,11, e. lie tloi'Pved the lhcsilou for
the k nd rent. irks bo lioole respeinng Ir.n, l.ui
more parti, uhiriy for ihoo In re.oreii ) 1 1 ll.
lire. u ill 1 nohlo state of III li.ni i ; and lie d.ii not
know that he had rvi r lie.ii l a he-ier oee, n t nin
prrhiips tb one made hv the poop'a of I'lilliilcl
pbia at the clesvioii in October, vv h n they ap ike
with the toir tie ot lightning tint P nl.i.l. Ip'iia
bad 1'iveii ,sii(io :ii3iority lor tne I'nion. Hm! thc.t
tour I ongri s- iy n h id been re ph'"t d.
1 he honoraole speaker tln'ti c is c a r.i. id g i n r
at Ihc. I'fUvt.of tne elcct'on m N vcm "r, 'v,n i
r. suited i:i Ihe eleeti in of A irnoam l.iu 'ohi f ,r
fair years more. He look up ihe v :r 1 1. pi. its
tha: wre need iipo-i hv the ;eojih it itcir
niaji -ti . I: n ile. alcsl the wnr is n a i f i' iir ',
ami th t it must be proccut"'l w th i. .-.;; tin
the I nion trained l y our ntii r "in-: li- i .iu
taou d ; llntt no alien I' sg sttoll II i' o , , nt
of 'ho ' oniitry ; thut slavery, tlie hi !t: r o: Mil
war, inii't In put dim ii.
lie hoped lit it in the cour-e o;' a ' v wv s -an
opp ntiinity would be given ihe ni l.uo'i v : ' :-t
their sineiTity ; that Ihe slavery ones' o i 1 1 .e I
only eleven vote at the las' session o: ,'ie cinsti
lu'.ion.il majority (two-thirds vote i ; the - nr '
that period the iieoplo have ; ikeii, a '. I I o v- one
' districts represented in ihe l.i-t (' 'U ..less by -n-I
tiemca who vole. I no had recur ie 1 o iiers ho
I would vote aye. l'h.s Is tho venli t oi tin great
American people. If the ni'iiori-v are shi'-'re
then the pathway to peace Is made easy. Mr.
Coll. in, in tho concluding par' of his rcuinms,
p'dd a el I'vmg tnlci e to Geucrils O.anf, Mi ni
Pan, Mierman, 1'hoiniis, and others, the irmy
Hiidmny.iind linaliy eonelud d liy piotmgttie
patriotic- maxim ."The t ui n u.)w an ! i'j rover,
one ami ni-i paiatiic."
11. icmaiks w-"re receive 1 through en with the
grcab'st applause.
'I'm: Pi.Nssvi.vANiA llo-i : i vl. To's ins.itu
tion was founded In the year 17V2, ince which
period 7o oTo patients have been roll.', veil, of whom
l"i,i SN were supported p irti.illy or wholly at tho
expense of Hie iv-titra; "i. These bcnci'Ks Invo
been conferred without, re-rird to birt'ipl i ", as
nuiy be seni from the following : In the l ist ten
years there worn iisbniite I CrViU iia'ivcs of tlie
iMiiied St.iti s, 7.I2S of Ireland, and .'idol of other
countries, licking 10,:s0 foreign bom ng.i'tist
i7n of our own people, or a in ijori' of 'Clio of
tin- b rnicr.
Iii the yar ending April, ls.'i-l, the ninii'ierof
linli-i aving patients uu lor treat aent, exclusive
of Ihnsevvho p. ild iiiiotnin.il bor I, wis Tod;
while for the coirespon I ng yp.tr of lv',i'ws
1 1 1 1, or liesrly double a largo propurti ill of this
ins reuse being due to the nun: Tous eases of u :
s eli.iiWl iiijiny,wliii li ne so nri 'ti mor.' fre pieu:
than foi ineriy, ami nunc protracted and expen
sive In the r triatn.i nt.
The cxpeiidi'iires for the f inner ye ir were
Io, 10 e2o ; lor Hie l itter ye ir they amounted to
Sril'.l i.'l: lis, or considerably more than twice as
Dill 'tl.
The endowment, Hicrorore. which liny hive
answered toleialily well ten yes,rs ago, is miiui
ti -Ily l.ir klioi t oi what is jiisolutcly nece-sary
now to save the ho-nital from fa ling to pi'iioriii
its oiil niiry duty alter an eventful his ory of
moie than a century's duration, in the course of
which it has always stood tir-t of its kinsl in im
port. moo to lire Commonwealth as in ng! and in
the ml, ctions ot our citizens. It is to avert this
niislortunc to enable the struggling Institution
toadvaueo w ith renewed energy In its high career
of useiiilnissaiid mercy, that the uianagirs appeal
to the benevolent public lor assistance to help the
sick and needy.
I'iuisok SiATiisrus. At the Philad'tlpliia
County Prison nt tho present time thore aro no
less than six convicts under sentence of dctth,
one of whom, James Ford, ft colored man, has
bpeii In confinement over thirteen years. Tho
others are William N. YVest, convicted of tho
niuiilir of his wife in lN VI ; John Kilpatrick, con
victed of murder, by stabbing, nbout six yes,r
ago; J. .nies Miller, convicted of the murder ot n
(i- nn. in, by drowning him In Gunner's run, pcr
pcliatid ubnut S..!i; Patrick Karrigin, cjiivi:te,l
of the minder of a lil in llaincil U'l.lnim ion, bv
Htablung, in lSti2;and Jeremiah D'Xie, s-oiorcd,
sonvieted of the murder of Peter Mi Her, by cut.
ting his throat with a razor, in ISil or Isl2.
These convicts me all kept at work, an act of
Assembly having beni pissed authorizing thu
luspes lsirs to pin convicts to work ato-r tiio ex
piration t f six months from ibo tiino tho d 'l h
si up nee has been passu! upon them. In the
thirteen years thet have transpire I -ince t ties scn
ti nee ol l-oid, the convict longest iu coiniiieiii :ut
nt the County l'ri.si.n, there imvc iieeu but two
pxcculions, that of Pet' r Mad lox, colored, ari l
Thomas Aim-troiik'. Within the same peri id,
C.iple and llinmos, who worn under scn'cin c,
weio pniilotied ; also Kobert Thompson. As il is
not at nil probable Hint any of those now under
si no ni'c ot death will be executed, the lacts given
show but two executions out of nine convictions,
in nil of which sentence of death was passed.
l'i itiiiiiii Pautici Luis. Tho n inioof the lad
who was so honibly mangled and torn by a doit
lit Gloucester, from tho cll'eo's of which ho died,
as stated In yesterday's Ti tiaiiiAnii, was Henry
Onicksall, aged iilno years. The boast was of the
bloodhound species, end was a most ferocious
aniiiiul, a terror to Hie whole neighborhood. It
seems that tho slog, a day or twt) previous, had
been driven olf thu premises of Mr. (Juicksall oy
Ills son, having m ingled n number of chickens.
Y oung tiuicksiill, while out ou n lot a short dis
tance from home, was u'taelied by the anim il,
who sicmcd not to have ibrgotten tho treatment
he bail received, liotli cars were t in oil' tho boy,
and tlie n'nlp honiblv lacerated. Ho would havo
been killed on tho -poi, hid It not b.on for
unoibtr dog i.c'o e'ing lo Mr. (Micks ill, which
run lo the ii-sistai.ee ol the boy, and succeeded in
ci.t'iigiiig the beast inn light. A number of work
men in the vicinity rushed lo ihe spot, vvuen Hio
Cog also si owed light to them. The owner of the
animal lias been proSi cutcd.
Piiii.iMi.i'iiis Skvtixii Pahk. Daring the
pa-t summer tho I'hihi lelphia Sk.it'tig P irk, ut
Thirty. lir.-t and Walnut streets, has been beauti
fully In proved. More ground lus been ciic'ostiI,
nt.d the pond iiow embraces an area of twelve
iicrcr, all of which I- fenced in, and ma le siri ly
pnvale. A plank walk has been laid from Market
sir.it to If.o park g to A rie.v building 2 i by
Ml fiet bas been i rooted, 7" loot of wot h is
iT.Uu disd tor a 1 dies' reception room, also a
cloak nnd retiring room. A gen'leaicn's r.aim
and lTstiiniant, together wi h a lar0'e space for
ptivatc catiiugcs has bein titled up.
lYiisioxAi,. Master Midshipman Thu lib us
I.ineo'n, son i r the Prc-idcut of the I'nite l
States, nriivcl in this city yp-ter lny, and
Inst cicning visited the New Chcsnut Stree'.
'lit' litre, where bis uniform, nnd rolliek
soine yet pciiteel mi'nmTS, nttraetcd general
nits lit ion . Midshipman Lincoln is l'i rtwtr for
the V. S. Naval School at Portland, where he is
a student.
Notniiai.N Homf i on Fuii ndi.pss CiiikouiiX'
Hie additional building erected for the use of
tho Noit'jirti Home for Friendless Children is
specially appropriated as a temporary asylum for
the chi'dieuof tho-e iu the army nnd navy who
have fallen in the prei'tit war. uutil a permanent
Homo sail be cetahii-hed tor them by the state of
Pennsylvania, of th se in tho II -me at the tiuip
the iu'd repeat w- made, .H were s hihlreu ot
su.dius.
Pt.i i t 1 1 ing. This morning the Mayor iJ-ue I
wariai.ts for the payment oi the city bounty io 2d
intn, id whom II were enlisted for four years, 2
I or two years, and l for one year. They were
rre iiled as lollows First W ard, 7; Second
Waid, 1 ; Tenth '. ai 1, 1 ; Fifteenth Ward, I";
Twentieth Ward, 5; Tenty-fltth Ward, 1;
Twenty-sixth. Ward, 1.
Disouii.ki.y Hoi ia. Maty Fra:isw.ihe'.d in
fs)0 bail by Aldci-uinn GodlKiu yesterday, upon
Ihc charge of keeping a di-oiderly bouse, at No.
In S. hixiesntli street. The complaint was made
by a female w ho resided with the deleudaut.
Witf Ui.atixo. This nioming William Mul
lUon wao committed by Alderman Toland, to
answer the charge of beating his wife. Mallison
has just got out of prison.
Pkomotion. Lieutenant William H. Wont,
U. S.N. , has been promoted to be a lieutenant
tommunder. lie is uow in c jiumiud of the Irt
egal supply steamer.
Faial AccinEM. J. n. Hart, residing at No
fK'd N. Eleventh street, was killed yesterday on
the Pennsylvania Uailroad.
Violating ak Okdinahch. Two cartore were
arrested yesterday in the Fifteenth Ward, for
violation of the ordinance which prohibits the
dumping of cool vu Uie pavement.
Heavy I'ontrm t. Tho fnllosvlnsj; larpn
sHintnieis mm mm d yv.tertluy frum tlie Ariny
l-qspave (.ft- j in liii.riiv, by olnm I iln via
Hismip :
,1 is. Ilml " ivi npsl j -.! S ICuf Iht.' t, r,nt
ni il , HI. t l si
s. H , , ii"t ii ii IU'Vtsll yiifls S itk v Mae h.r't-,
himv s niiasi'l. at at ii'.
s. VI . I .if t Ii i.tslsl ysrit -I sky I. ton trfi. army
mnnituril. hi $P,.i.
W A Itossill, ,'si.Ov' Kti'.l eon:-, tiovt .rinr "tsnilanl,
t Hi'SH.
It vi . si' iot I'lil s'lrti'titii, .vt mm v...i .Sft -V r-Hi.
p- at (r 's reiim; ;sl ssi ysr.li. iiilllilSi .Vi.iim Arils
mi- l'f nr.ln, an A W'l'srfnn. I'lillsiblieil., lsftniK)
S'l.riK il.rk lam' fisnn lm -l ie.
X . I. sor,,i -,, I r. rt arer ol S'Htton C'l. . -ei pUrs
Ipliwrm. i.tii,.i'. nt S.N".
saiiris-l is ni .l.i i v , I'lulml' hl'ls, Hi"" M tne.wn
Inn mint hi io, ri'ntn.
i lu inn-V. I,. ii. Sto'iit. I tiiiiiii-h'lilii. - 1 e"'1 v sr.ls un-
Ii r.'li.,,t mueln smnal,.. At IS ."its.
Ii'ssls ll.'sr.liiniii A VVIcirl'Mi I'luli.'teliOi a, (I'l.lMS
viir. 4 4 illlt'ii'm h.'il nuisltii. w.i'iiplo. ill ,1 ' eats i 'isl li -i
ile. nt s.futs; i o,'.nsi ur.ts lieisv v ilr.llau ill A Si
eenti
.i. W Tnv, Atont, I'hil'iilslrhiii, ss.Knl vnr t itrlllitifr
hi ,v:i it-iii ; irrusi ile. in .v. s,,-isi.
A I. 'ruin . I tats li'ii'ii a l rsvi a-.i. ual'ies -h. I
II I II h! I II, . Ulll l'i'', A I ,V) l' 1 II 1m I 'SI II 0 ll'l. .1 It ,,. ; p,l),ll
an ill .v."- .riii-i r'uisi a,,, ut i-, nt-.
A. J. 1'is s nine, rtulrt.il' lilim, -V.SISI vsnls lili-A-hct
-il. .in nt 1" i r
.). A loll. l'lill.li'liM. IClxM y"l- lilAi l lli-.. um
:de. l"i'' i!..
II. I n.-tsiir-', :i"0 iiiiiiiili itiresil. -111111, o, i 7v p, r
, iin-t.
II. I . r rv x l o., I'liilmli-Hitila, sisr' ynril- urlllanr SA u-
. I,
I Intl.- 1. I'Air... rtiCii'lNi'lil'i, f, A v.r'ls lirn.rn lin
liM .1 -..cicle. H . ' III-.
'I ri'.;i. k Si,.k.' A I'.i., I'liPilih'l.'liiA, l ,Hi v ra ilrhl
ilii. -ni.iiiie, S', i i'iil".
I . Ss.s, tl.ii.r.lli'llll A W'llAI'f"!', rtlltft'le'l'ti i.l''l" tOi riil-r
tlir, ml, M,n,-.1.. JA il. t imtiiiil.
liiiioi' .' K.ilei ti, I'looiiliCiiliid, I'l.osi i"tin ts fiirca'L
lilii,li' S'e.iili piT iiiiiin.l.
Iliiisiuiniui HrolhiTs .1: i n. 7M"i''-s ' T' I' i'i"n-'.
S:-.' pi r I'll ei t asKI eellAr iH'lts BH't s.lie's, lit -l 4 I is ie II.
Gavi: IIimsm.k t'f. Yesterday a yotio
unit enlls'sl at the ri'-iiits'iie" ot i.i.'itli'aniit Sasi i.e.
(ot M;v, nf the police luren, and iiiitnribu'ely ultor
introilueiiig bituseir stu'esl that bp ti "iri'i to ive
liitii'i'll tip. The odlcer riiieitliined him as fo what
etmlei's iMiiilil tie prelerrcit airisiitil llllll and Ins res
sun Inr ilelivei Ing biin-ell up, but til" vi utor ileclini' t
to sive any iti-tbiitii answer, nnd nn-rdy xtRfcd tliat
luii iiiiuip was l.nwAitii s Axrsvin.r,, and be ue-lred
o siirreiiiti-r biinsi'll Itiio Ihn hn iiiIn nt the mhc r.
l.iMileiiniil ( iiil.lil v cntiiii leil with Ins rispnsst and
h eked bila up .tl 'bit I'm. ill slrei-t Matron hoit-e,
w line tu- now if. As sunn us lis. frnve he nam', the
l.leiils'iiiint reniiunhiireil who be was and the elrir -e
ex sMi ir iiiMiia.-l loin. It will be renin ii'i to I tint
uliiiiii Iwsv vs'iitn sinoe-a man intni'sl Mr sinmisi was
hilli'il in a I nr-roi'iii in Hip ncPilitiiii'liooil ot iloc'i
anil ii ist streets, l.y licmg strucK mi (he hea l vvilli
sonie beiiv v iii-lr.miciil. It was tiiterni-l'. well set
lled at ti e time llii'l Ihe iiitnl blow was ililiiuuiterci
by s A T vv n.i n, vsiin tteil iniil bus ever since i'bi.li',1
the ftihui'lil M.iicli n. Ihe po'iei.. No tuhii"s ul tins
siippii-eil Hiiiiileiia' coiiht be nhoiitii l iinlil yi 'I -r-
llliv, Wliell III' I'lllll'd Hm -lilli il ill laellt . I iol.DKV'S
ri'"isli'lu'e. 1 he cirs'lini-liine" nl the tiuir'H'r in
Mi'IiInmk will itiiohl Ics h.mv inuiergo a tmirsi'iili
lusbeuil six ii nib i ai ion, ( ' a ,s i vv ki. l Ihmiijl icniiucii in
custody in (he tiicuutfiiiii.
"TlMFS ClIAX'OB AND MllN ClIlX'OK WITH
Tin m. Titers' svat a time In Wew York wfoui ev.ry'j isljr
tin nn piihk his m uhti'ir wauiit ask, ''irav,-oa n-sti her-"
Nlantiiif; to eUt,ir tlie t'lifiimst funk tlieu til thsilr STAtrn,
sir so ,n liny I hid, anil tins unsv rs itiovvrd lli.t uliv .iys
t:.i i s-ty n-ptvliis ihd nut sincl y nnOs -mimist wlir was
iu Oil inliiil sl lii-iiitsiriiiKStni-, mil aiissvcrn tin' mim
luiv li.-in spry A'pr. tTi.itc to tlie ".ni"k" vsere n"t io to
V.ull'i l li.il. Nesv-.t iliy. wr s.v, "How nin-k to.-k
I..S. veu''" siiripnsiri!, sir ciLri.,th pssi,iiu liav hern ti
Its' I'll "lIl'ipl'Ail'," anil lll li'lfv iti.lieul'M ttiAt mvtrr
siti.tr in. n eonnts Ms snl siiv k ty the tlionsa ids it
n, us bi' all rijitit, Iiat wo know cue Saves'tneTt In sileh
tlii ii lo ik'iiit; thai Is tn A nesr tuii of flrit clsss
rietiiuiii at Criarle. 8iot.es A; Co. 'a siui- tim e, iiiaier Pie
Ci'Dllncatal.
An Imvoiitant Inv i n iion. Tho discovery of
Il In our western couaties oilrfil a uovt rl''!il tor I'.'nn-s)h-AiitAcaturprlifl.
Tho irlnlp:il ot).tai-l io siicca.fit:
b-irhirf of wells has Isln Id ih tact thin srflAt Icunttiot
Oniiswas nt'i'PSMry L'tlbrs the ops-rallon eellld ylel I an
r-tiiia for Itas iiiTcstment. Mr. David Cvam has tikon
out a pntrnt fer an "Improved Jinck Drill ana Kea uer,"
wlil h clAitns a saviiiK of innii oiie ttilrd tu one- half the
time' ami lalmr Jn're'toTnrf neeessury In tins working ol" tnss
well. If Ps ehifms arss lo'inded on fA'-t, as si r iirs; liporme'i
hy practical borers thoy srs. tho Invention w ill b t Iniltofl
vvltli oj by tur oil ititarintii d population. Mr. KvAns will
ci iirteously rxplala tits Invsmli'in In miy iutereHleil purtiei
wkii will call, unit they may imlse fur tbsanssilvi'i of tlie
mli minxes ol'thls uiost Initenlous c uitrlTAiiee. Ttiepro
ipictliiii is the fruit uf j ears of cuvful stmly, Ami s'xlithlti
great usecruniCAl ubillty on tho part of ihc Inventor.
No Matteii what may be said lu favor of the
ssr uiil 8i'y.-inu Mai'tilnes uirereii Hv the pulill, fA only
it ue trtt i.s comfiai iion. This Is wtutt Hie rhoreac.' co ins,
mill the verilid lu lis favor Is uulvorsiU when such eo:u-pail-on
it iiiailc. The flursneeis tlie tlr.1 luaetifne nirere.t
to tlie pnhlle' witrrnnti-d to atve o tire AtlsfsetJon or
iiiiDry leium-, whleh Is isms iiirlinr pruif tint Ilii.
ma.-hii e has merits tii'voiiil all ullis-rs, at well as a prutee
t.i n t" pun. hasers us;aliist loss. It is so tmplss in its cun-
sti ii. l"il that no ekaree Is roiile la li-iru tu oimratn It.
svt eilier 3 "U pnreliase or nut. s;all a' ttie sctlee, Nu. i: m
t'l, e sunt sli cot. Pries list, with sntupl' s of .ewltirf, sent
en r vaipl nl reil statui).
Giann i; Eii.ck .4 Co. 'a Pianos and Mason &
II VIII 1'"
TMtX'O ("AIIINKr Slltn VMS.
CAIlIXRr
Dili! vvs,
ttMIIXKl'
uitasN s .
I'M'.INKI'
lilt iXS.
i:iii Sp:t
lltiiASS.
KS'KT F.a. Ove. ,iSI,,f .. aeh ot" llise rills In-
I'lAXS) itrnnit-lits liave In i-n s iln hv Mr.
KOI; I P.-. si.,uuO tin-ceui.iiiil Is cainiauily
I'l VMI ll cr.-a-iiitc-Hil.TI'.S.i
t or sale only tiy
i IAXS1 i .1 V. liOt'l.n.
FoalS.I SiwoHth anil Cliiisiiai streets.
To PrnriiAsnCtsOTUiNO at Low Pntras, make
a Mi'ie'rlli'n frum cur stuck ol hi:hu -h uik i; vria.-iii't. Wo
AiesS'lllliK KuU'lS I'lplill ill sl.vl''. .', I'.-'lA.' am ma' "Cos,
from 'ili lo .'si per mil. Inwrr ttirtit la n iw iCiooi. 1 lert'io
sari c g, inl. iinile tu n ili-r. Wu ii s, e ail .t li s, stc, n sil
prl, i-s of Cloilimu ilt'ii'a, Youili'a, uml Huts'. All eau hsi
suileJ wiluoul delay or trouble.
ricvvr i r Pit,.,
Tower Hsll. Ko. ils Jliirkel stroot.
The Cyclop cdia ov CoMVfr.itriAj, Ani;o-
t)n rr.H, rovlewed In our columns lust wessk, Is ihl as iiu-
slvely by iihtc li tiun. Tne Jin'iit fur this el.yls Mr
Jiilllsa K. Hliii'nl, No. ; H. 8i .th atre'et, lu vvlnaa or.Issrs
limy be aililrcsaist.
Wr in nn our reader to the tidvcrtlseni"nt of
I.pste.v .ten .No ti()7 Market street Tne lull irn-fliMllenne
Hkate Is tlie nnmtiioinosi ifeii leiu ill's skaiu we invoevir
.ecu laa'cy ,t Co., blvo been Pint i .st.ilni.iie I hi husi-
iisma, ami nuv e u tins: sto-k to select ir.nu.
Tin: Vi nanuii Ci;m itiL and I)i r Cf.ct'i;
Ptilroti'iiiii Cninp.uiy cio-e ttis'lr tio.il.s in a tew il n s, al l ie
ll, -I' ol K. A Marstia'.l, Jr., S'u -1: v .Piini it ot.
B. F. llnili:li'si PnoiiHiiiAi lis, Xo.l'rJl Afteit
S i in ex.-f la p,il'iie w III p!"u-i) reiU'-.u e r llict, ai 'ca -r
le .a, ' iiirr.u'ialeil, an csi'ty Crfll i- lo ir.i ils toe-c sli irt
iillrrnui'iis.
Do Y'oi Know Di:n has removed lo o. IPJ
Ctli-Milil (.net.' Ill sells Toh.l' e.), t'k'.iris. i'ni- , Ac , 'Plj
pi-r er it. lp-a Ihsn uav utiier nun in llusilly. It .a a',,.'r
l lean. No. II s l.e-lail stleot.
FINANCE AND C0M?V1KCL.
Osrica or Tua Krssrio TKi-anaara, I
I-1 .au. I" i" mlwr r.
The Stock Market opens strong this morning,
In synipaihy with the gold ti-o, ami He idingis
in ikinand nt OS, wllh strong buy era for the
upward movement. In New Y'nrk, the tol 'raph
despiitclics Inform us-, there Is a sharp rnlly in all
stoiks, the Western (shares being especially
li nn nt a rise of 2 per cent.
We have predicted a great movement in stocks
in December, and wo regard this as tlie begin
ning. The great ease of money, the disposition
to gamble iu stocks; and the near approach of
w inter, which w ill Impede army movements, are
aie all looked upon by specnlatars as "the hippy
lime" to buy.
'i he Comptroller of tho Currency gives uoiice
Und m more now nat onal banks ill be autho-r:-.
eJ. but that old Slate banks cati be -still rau
vtru l into national banks.
The Money Market ui without cli.iu jo. Laas
on call are freely otfcrsd at per cent, per
annum. I'lime paper is scarco aul iuotc'4 at
7v" '.' per cent.
I'nltcd States bond.) are less active this morn
ing, but prices are eteady, with aalcs of 5 -20s at
liX,(n Tbflj, and ld-40i at 9'.;jll2l was asked for
(is of lSHl i reuniylvania Ol are ijuutedat 3i jco 91.
Iu lUilroad share, there in very little doing.
Reading sold at U7S, whieh is a slight advance;
Camden aud Amboy rvailroad at 152 j Lehigh.
VaLeyatlWi aud Catawissa prercrrcd at 3",a
decline of i; 07 was bid for rcnnsylvauia 11 all
road, a decline of 1 ; CO forMinehlll ; 00 for North
Pennsylvania; 18 for Catawls.a common, a de
cline of i ; and 20, for Philadelphia and Erie.
Canal shares are rather lower, Willi sales of
Schuylkill Navigation common at 1)2, a decline
of; 381 was bid for Schuylkill Navigation pre
ferred i U 1 for Susquehanna Canal ; aud Vsi for
Delaware Division) 71 was asked for LebJgb
Navigation,
City raen?er itsllroad thare contlnno In
active. Second and Third sold at ft8j(rfii!), an ad
vance of 3 1 2C was b d for Thirteenth and Fif
teenth ; 40 for Che-nut and Walnut j 15 for Arch
street; 11 for rtace and Vine; and2rj for Oreen
and f nates ; 48 was asked for Tenth and Ele
venth. There is little or nothing doing In Bank eharei.
112 was bid for Mechanics'; bus; fur Kensington ; 13
for Penn Township; 31 for Manufacturers and
Mechanics' ; 57 for City ; 4', for Coluolldatlon ; W
for( omtnonwcaltli;end W for Union; 18.5 was
ifked for North America llnnk; 1W for Phila
delphia ; and 0 for Farmers' and Mechanics'.,
old stO' k.
In Oil .t ks tho feeling Is better, ami thoso
having oil wells flowing now are about to reap a
harvest, an the rlo In foreign exchange ba pnt
up the price of petroleum oil in the Now York
market. Sah s of Oil Creek at 71; Densnnro at
X ; and V gVrt at 1 ( IJ ; p was bid fo,p)al.cll ;
"tor Noble and IMamatcr; 41 for Rock Oil;
'., fs.r MeCllntiKk; for Perry; 31 for Maple
shade; 7i for Dcnsinure; and VJ for McF.lhcny.
Gold is rather more itetivo this morning, and
prices have advanced about 3 per eont. fine last
evening, opening at 21 n; ailvanced and sold at
211; nt in o'clock ; 23",' at 11 ; fell off and sold at
2,'LV. at 12; and 2 !2i at 1 P. M. Market ateady.
We Invite particular attention to the prospectui
nf the lioynl Petroleum Company, which Is pub
lished in another column. It has always been
the policy of Tun Tiiu.onu'u to avoid, la It
Money Article, reference to any particular com
pany, but when one is founded which Is not
afraid to lay Its claims to public cnuDdonco openly
before tho p-ople,and by exact designation of lta
lands and statistic of their worth proves its
demands are based on substantial worth, we ds
not lr skate to direct attention to Its condition.
The Koyal Petroleum Company has leased six
farms, variously located, bat all situated In tho
heart of the oil regions. It is nmler tho mtnage
inent of substantial moneyed men, who will aee
that Its ail'alrs are properly conducted. That It
will meet with success in its oil operations la not
to be doubted, as the wells In Us possession nre,
many of them, producing largely at the protont
time, and tho reinalnslor are siluawd In inch a
niauner as to preclude the possibility of fail uro.
nitI.AI)i:i fill A STOCK K.Y'HANiiF. H.lLtVs, ! t.
Hep irtisl by C'larkson A Co., Ilroki ra, No. IUI 8. Third St.
1IKI OIIK IIJAIIDft.
losl sh Dalell Oll..b,-, tl',"
Is)) -0 sv.'iTy llun... SI
ti u -b curt n nil 14'.
13 nil IV .limit Island. 4
VnosU ,li 4 id
-.'si .n do 44
Tun .h Kl !"rauo '-",
Ji"sti ile 2 ,
'J i ri-ecriu City .... 3
.ns'-h 0 a ,
I sta da
'.'isisb d a',
SKJsli slu .1 .
fS h Walnut Island . 4
ami all do 3-sj
iksi st, Oreniilo Oil.... 1 1.
l'S) sh I'uioii ... 1-le
Mi sh Ken, line II..M0 sis
liosh do uiu &'f
IS-ll nil do IM
'titi sri slu bs tits
I llh Howe's ll.lsty.. I','
ii ih Oil Creek a
'"lull d.i boo liej
lou all Kroner '."s.
HKST DOAItO.
.s a tp S 5 -Vit 1"S la sh Cam. A Am hA Vi
..;uisi oo ym'i uv all Eiioert OU .... 4'
lsi0 do lis', Msi.li do US) 4t7
vi I1"', o ii i-ciueii rtuey . . i.)
,.,1' S S all Lelil'.'ll Valley.. HO
. . . w 9 0 ih Catavr. of. . .aim ri
...ltd ; luu sh do asaSv,
... l'i 3 shld.t ad KR.... eS'J
a ,.! .i. ., . . .
ICO iln
110 in oil Cis.'k
lis) sti Uinsiuurs 6 wish ila...
-Ill sh Sell. Nav com. ! II 9b N Aiuirlea Bk .lSl
Quotations of Gold at the Philadelphia Uolsl
Exchange, No. 31 S. Third stroot, second story ;
PS A. M 210! 12 M W.I
)() A. M ililii
U A. M 2.i:;i
1 P. M
Market steady.
Dh Hivkn & Bno., No. 20 S. Third street,
quote ns follows ;
Jtiel-tir. Sfllinf.
Amr lean Gold 211 2. id
Amcricjin Silver, l's ond Ps 221
Dimes and Half Dimes 21'!
Spanish Quarters 210 ..
Venn. Currency disk. dia.
New York l'lxchango 1-10 " par.
Quotations of the principal Coal and Coal OU
stocks ut 1 o'clock to-day -.
HiJ Ai. BM A't.
rnltnn Conl .is, Poiva Farm 08... 1 IS,
Tlia MonntalnCnal . U f, llsii.m'ro a.. H
N.Y.4 Mid.ltual..li 14 baiirliou a .. :t
UreenJIt. Oual.... Sf 4'4 .McKlheny SSf vj
N . I 'ariiutigajo 2 U Hobeita Oil I7, a
AewCrssk V ohnstead t Ut
F eeder Dam Coal
1 NililsAlljlAiiiauir. !'( !a
'i ll.linanl v'.si a';
IT Htory Fans V . '
111 'Hruner iv? S-44
a I'm oJcuna O'ania.. J s
I K.thert a .. 4 V
l' llusel.land I '.
Clinton Coal 1
lliitlsr s'sial ..
Siivatara ..
fi-iin Mintnit
Keystone Zluo.... l.h
r xc.'.sinr on s
Ills T ink '', S'. Alii'i-lionvi 1.1 vor.. 1',' H"
I'mitlroutal 9 a1, Ciirttn s .. If.
t'air-tl at, 1'liiU.IOilUrvuSi.. Is. 1 ',-
Oil 'Teek a.. !"( Iliill Cresk 4 4'.
SI. inlo 1-lis.le Oil. .at an, llernanla l'J
mc imiisa sin i u , s om riaaior. ..... . 7
ri'iuisyv aula I el . 1 .1 iiriKMS s 'a
1'erryO'l....
llnsral OH..
4' Hoc I Oil.
V,
a 3-10 lair Farm 8' 'Jti
I i S' Olobe raria l'i i f
1 1 Cpper 1'roiiiimv... 'a I'sv
leun.s .. 3 W alnut island. ..a .. a-s
Kpystone Oil.,
VenanwoOll..
C nluii Petroleum .1
Itnaciin oil...,
lit Flslorailo s . . si
.. t. Nlrbuuil H S 'i
l'i I'limips us;
1 Clirrrr Ituu I .. a I
1'; knjiilr s .. JS
10 i
ben.ia on ;. ,
Orenrlc Oil a ..
Sranklli oil ',
Howe a FslJr Oil. a ..
livins Od tl1,
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue de
cidee thut real estate passing by inheritance from
li ins) evil il to wife, or wile lo husband, is subject
to a succession tax of (i per cent, upon its clear
value. The groundless Impression th at the cm
fctitiitionulity of tho Special Income Tax Is belng
ti stcd lias delayed Its payment, ami subjects-si
persons to penalties iu some quarters. Tho reve
nue ohiee lias no knowledge of auy suit, nar
brliel that tho conslitutioualily of tho act is uuy
whero questioned.
The lollowingaic tho inspections of Flour und
Meal lor ilio week ending December I :
Half bairels siipiniuc " 2t)n
Laricls supcrlinc loplilei
" lino 3
" inir.dlings
Coin Meal S
" i onih limed H2
Total 'l.,vt
The follow Inc are t no receipts of Flour and
Grain at this isni during tlie past week;
Flour, bills- 1U12IJ
W beat, bushels -Itiji'ti
Corn, " 21,2 l)
Outs. 4D,0m)
The following are the receipts of Coal Oil at
this port during ihc past week ;
( luue. bbls...'. 2000
lteliiied. bbls StfiO
Conl tonuagc of the Kcading Railroad Com
pany :
Tom.
Fsir Ibo present week, including one day
in December 72,!ri
Same week last year 4-1,3721
Increase 'HM-l
In ibo I scal year which closed on the 3dsh ult..
tho road gained SUO ions in over la.
Coal tonuagoof the Schuylkill Navigation)
Company:-
For the orcsent week . 1 1
Same week last year Jd.iSl
Iucrcase.
PIIIf.AUr-I.rHIA TKADE KEPOKT.
FitibAY, December 2.-Uoiders of Bark a,k
tv. V ten. but we hoar ol no talai.
Beretpuof l"o,reed eomo forward slowly, but it la
Htiu at la-.v ill fl U poiindi: Timothy la quiet, anst
without i-.euual cUu.ei I'-as-med is la demaud at iivsj
"(S linati.
The luactliltj rei-ordrd la tin Kloar Market for soma
t:nipaataiUlconUuue.,ltb but llltle demand either lor
aiport or k. iue use. bapaUes oeu forward ilowly, and
the salts has e ksstn eonViieil In tin supply ot the hum
trade, at a 7iVni 10 r hhs fr aiiperrtue. aud lntjhsw flaiirs-.
nu lauvy braasla, aa u quality, lu Rys loiu aud Cora
Mi. si we have uo uiavoiiieiil to nolke.
Uie VVJisiat Market ooiitliiiie. ipaei, andtlia itemansl has
eluiost entirely latlen ort. TS. lake', are Confined to ir
bu.h rviiu.vlvauia and Southent nd at ti ifoc-i slo; Kia
tiickr wiaie'ittiis ireni ti to to t2 41. Itye is Una at
VS. l'he D.iseiueul. In Caru are of an extremely liiuited
el.aiaeler. Yi'diov soli, in a .ruad way at SI aa. Ttisiie la
a stt'atly dcuuilid tor Oats, at a decline ; we quote atlllc.
aT4o ay and stall are wilbuitl any per. e-plllile chaurfo.
Vslilak.) I. iu liuiiteil demand at l Si lor Olio, and
for I'euns) Is aula bbls.
LATEST M ARISE ISTELUCECE.
PLCAitKD this woKinira.
bhlp DDtario, Tkoiuaoa, 1'ori Harancaa, Vs'arkman ACo.
lUmue M. Vs'llliaiu.on, Uo.iuer, K.e Wsut, D.
Bns (J.'C. CuUteB, Btimpson.Hoiton, J. E. C
Hrl J. H. Kaiuiedy, ISiullI,, Beaalort, H- it
belu 1. AlisWice, btiloa, llo.uui, b. KoO.""""" .
AKRrfXD THUS U0 Del., wit
8,l,r aarah Mary, Moril., I
irraiatwslaaiat llanau.
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