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;tue daily jrfEKiNti TKLEGRArn. pmLAmcLFiiiA. Friday, decemhkr , ihh4.
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EUROPEAN NEW 3.
UTKAMSniP "HANS" AT NEW TOUK.
ENGLISH FRESS ON THE PRESI-
DENTIftL ELECTION.
Reported Wreck of Soinmcs'
New Trivatocr.
FAILURES OF ENCLISH
MERCHANTS.
Nf.w YnKK, TVrrnilipr 9. The ti;amsiiip
Itnwa, from Soutlinniptun oil the 'I'M, arriveil ut
tins pert today.
It whs reported at Southampton on the 23d thtit
fvmnie' hip wui leaking, nitd bud lieen wrecked
Off Madiirrt.
Tie etc amstilp Canada arrived out on tho -11,
and thu Ihltrtiiun on the -Jd.
Laurie & Co., oil twin limits, have upondtd,
aitta liabilities amountinff to i'.tO.O'Ml.
The Army anj .Vary t hurtle iaya it ii nnliit
coiniiiK iu Ilritifh i'IM em to eidiiifi" in lilorli.nl.!
riini.il p, ill"' 'roiitii ft the Juc:n'i prociiiinn ion
Of ni noulltv' itli contempt.
The, London 7'inc.t mtj's it can see no reason tor
nlarm in l.iino n's re-i liu-'imi. The interc-n of
Koclund are proii dily n iter tn hii tlmn in any
nth. r bun. in. Iti'tiinJinK lit r. ', n tons to I'o'l'ik i
Mateo, Kiiftlnnd parti. ulnrly. we m.y rmsoniuiv
hehtve tlnti l.in nln baa sown his wild oiih. lie
iius (one through a cour-c of d. fvin ; and insult,
lift Kiittlunil, und we hope ho will not repeat the
cxperirm ut.
Franco.
The Paris Mimi'enr nvs the ordinary lui l'ii t
Is now before the Ciuncil of Mutt; the extra, r
tliniiry budgot will be forthcoming Inter.
There are minors on the Bourse tb.it a public;
loan will soon he introduced.
Imnnrk.
The King and Queen will visit Jutland after
the evacuation is completed.
ItnlT.
The proponl to tmnsfer the capital to Nnplcs
lull tictn vetoed. The bill for the transfer of the
tanttitl to Florence parsed liy a vote of .117 to 70.
The entire financial bill was agreed to by 137
to 77.
Delia Miirmora (IcmonFtniteil that Italy could
defend licriult', milling that it was itreiiMy to
the interest of Franco not to allow Italy to be
crushed.
l'rlnrlpnlltlesi.
At the opening of the fjencrnl Sessions con
gratulations were addressed to I'rinee Corizrt.
I'rushlit.
Lord N.ipier prcsen'cd his credentials to tlio
Kil l us Aiiiluissiilor.
1 he sentence ot death and confiscation of tho
propeity of Bcven Poles has been passed.
Jnfilin.
Trinco Nneata has agreed to open Slmonosakl
Mtruits, and not rebuild the ilemolixhe l forts, and
albO to pay the allied expedition its expenses.
The ItuUc of Rivos has resigned the Presidency
of the Council. The M.u'.iuis Viiunco has suc
ceeded him.
The I'.poca says that Spain's duty is to defend
tVe Papacy by coming to un undci'st tnding with
Fran'te. -
M. Mori has accepted the Ambassadorship to
Fiance-
It 1 reported that the stoimer Sri Khi, the
alleged new Kebel cruiscr.hi.s been wrecked near
.Madeira.
The ship Waprter, from Portland for Patrna,
wa- capized. The crew were saved, and have
arrived in Eug'arnl.
C'onitnorrlnl I itrlllKfii'' e.
Livi nrooL, November 22. The sales of cotton
two iIh.i niii'.ufii to :o.io b.iies, tin. mtrk.-t luura- vx
rltid aud all iiui.ttiea huve a.lvanocd about ;'.l. lu.-o
t rmay 1 he. suite incluile 170" tm.ia ;o npccul.iii.ra and
f,.ri x nrt.
The Uanctto'.ter marmots are buoyant, and prlcei aro
advat.cli.c.
Hi.i.M.sn rt Flour firm, hat quiet; whe.it unlet, but
atctiov; rorn dull, at t'.niier limitations.
I'iiowhonh. Heel dud I'nrk t tint itH.ly. Itacun
atea.tv. Lar.l unlet '1 allow arm aud ii'trnti.-.-.l .1.1.
l'm-ntt v t'oileedoll Kiceilriu. Asttus dull. Linseed
Oil mii'.-i, with an Improved tendency. Kosin dill t. HeirilH
tl Turpentine culler. I'liltoletmi, tui-ill len.
THE BEBELS IN PANADA.
More Alinni "(orirlwii" A Una 'r.
ritiK) int Aiiiiiinnil lm Stilzed,
Vom the Toronto 07oV, liiccmbtr ft.
Some time in tho early portion of last week a
number of men arrived at Collingwood by the
Northern Railway, and took up their 411 irters at
the " Ilailway Hotel." They remained there for
a day or two, during which time they acted in a
manner so peculiar as to excite tho suspicions of
the authorities. They could give no satisfactory
account of wby or for what purpuso they were
there, and not being engaged In any open busi
ness, considerable excitement and curiosity was
occasioned as to who or what they were.
The propeller Ueortiian, of which so mm h bas
already been said, was expected to arrive at Col
lirg wood, and the only conclusion that could be
arrived ut was that these men were waiting for
tho purpose of joining her. They had iu their
posNt skiou vi ry little freight or luggage, aud
this connoted of ope or two boxes which thev
aecmtd to projt ct aud wat -h wi h more care and
. inteicst than if they contained simple articles
of a lcniiiauile and proper nature. . Ilrae
liox; s were kept in the bed-rooms of souio of tho
party, and were never without some one or two
ot the men near tbeni during local times soma
of thepaity Invariably remained in the rooms
wlib ihe b .xes, aud kept a clo-o watch that none
ol the (.trvanis around the house or other persons
could hate ua opportunliy of examining tucin. j
lhe,-e circumstances being eoniuiuni ated to the
authorities, it was dccMcd to make un inquiry
into the tasc. Accordingly, on Wednesday last,
the Custom House ollicialsat Collingwood seized
the boxes, and 011 making an examination they
were fnutul to coui in a gun-carriaue, with canis
ter, grapt-i-hot, i'vc, for lS-pouinler funs. These
weie at on. e taken posse. sioiwji' uy the authori
ties, and uie still in their hands.
Tl e pavy of nu n shortly after left the place,
and up to Saturday had not returned, and no In
form un n ol their wherea'i. mts had been received.
The (itoniHi'i is hourly expected at Collingwood,
and the ai.spii ion is, th I'oiuicr circumstances
coiiuti ltd vi .1I1 tl.c e s. I be.ntt taken into con
sideration, that these nun worn there awaiting
her, and 'hat the articles were f ir her Use. Up
to a iuto hour oii Saliird y li ght t'io (irowiit
bal not arr. veil. We believe it is the intention
ot the utl hurries to search her and watch the
n ovem ;i.ts of her crew closely a soon as she
arrites.
Tint Pri.siih:nt's Mkshaop A Sisc.rL.vrt
Omission in rnr. New Yuuk 1'ai kiih lu the
li w Kr gland papers, he President's M. ssaite, as
printed, coma ns this sentence in reference to the
Ita 'er of the K. Iiellion ;
"lie would seecpt n .thing short of the sever
ree of the Union, preriwly vluU ice cannot and
vti not
In tl e N. wVork papers of the 7th, the Mes
Mgeis primed with thu words UlirUni above
onut'eo. (t could not be exaecied that the Mes
sape wi nld tianmitted with absolute correct
ness, but it is -.,rthy of inquiry how such an
omiMiou tu Uii cuia-i UV9 ijn made. iJu((u
FBO JUmntlMK.
Tbe Nashville Times of the 3d Instant (Satur
day) bag tho following items not received Vj
telegraph : '
There Is great excitement In thJ city. Ktimors
re magnified astonishingly. A T(?lment of
Hebels Is multiplied by te n. Nashville Rebels
report reinforcement til II und from KirbyHmi'h
and Price. The story Is nfoiinded. A rumor
that llrccklnridgc is trying to join Hood is more
like j to be true, but he bos not to exceed six
thousand men. Forrext has tried to cross the
Cumberland at the month of Stone river, but he
has not succeed, d. lie wants to cut the Louis
ville and Naslnllle llnilro.ul. Hood is said to
have a pi tit. .on train f'r lb it purpose. If so, bis
t r etice m Inn.t ot .Mi-uvinc is a mere I. ml.
Slajir Wilson, Assis ant Ailjiitant (iencr.il on
Major (Jem nil S. Ii. l.cc's Hail, was captured by
oiir forces on I'ridnv.
The Timm says that Tlriiradi'T-Oenernl T. J.
Wood's Division was in reserve north of llarpe h
rivi-r, durif.g the butt c of Franklin, (ienerals
Stimley and Co greatly di-tuiirui-hed them
seves. AVheti Stan'ej's horse was killed, Co
diKmonntrd one nf his c r leriies to mount Stan,
by. Cox's Divli. n captured twenty tw ) battle-
Hags. K. be I lliigaiiicr-Utnerals tist, Adams,
ai.il CJiiHr es were certainly killed, nnd i in rils
Sharp, Scott, (Iruuiberry, anil D. rs w.inud.'d.
M iji-r tiencral Clinch is ill temporary command
of tl.c 4th Corps.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
(Jauk. Cur markets at the present time aro
well supplied with deer, notwithstanding which,
however, venison is esteemed a delicacy, and as
mch Is on the bills ol fare of our lirst-class hotels
at d restaurant ; but very many regard the best
cut nf a "sadillc" us altogether inferior to a good
os rloin" or "porter-house." A rood cut olf a
saiidleean be got at the rate of twenty-five cents
pir pound, which, as fir as deer Is concerned, is
a piolnliitorv game law for the poor man. Indeed,
the prices which the dealers atl'.x to all kinds of
gun.e which they expose for sale, are such that
ihc y would si tiii etlectually to debar almost all
l ilt the Inveteratu game-cuter from patronizing
their H'alls. Nevertheless, the day's supply is the
day's demand, the dealer secures bis inevitable
profit, and the extravagant buyer his game din
ner. W e learn that the woods in the neighbor
hood ofAltoona aro tnore thickly infested with
deer this siason than for years back.
Thev are all in a linn condition. Some of the
bcniist ever hcaid of have been killed this sea
son. Old hunters say that thero are deer now
in this locality which do not belong here, being
lurgir, and tho bucks having dlllennt shaped
millers from those usually found on these moun
tains. It is supposed they came hither eittier
fn m New York Slate, or from tho mountains of
Virginia. Almost every train from tho Kast
tnl.ts hunters to the mountains, but we doubt
whither ad ol them get suliicicut venison to com
pensate t! cm tor their lossot time, railroad faro,
and ilcstru. ti..n of shoe leather.
Tho iimil and pheasant, both very scarce in the
mail el this sinson, are real came birds, und arc
just !y esti ( mrd gnat delicacies. Qu tils are well
iiigb extinct in this section of tho state, and the
most that find their way to the markets como
from abroad. Tho cold weather of last winter
was niote illretuiil in sl.uiglilering these princely
Utile birds than the guns of 11 generation of hunt
eis uould have proved. Of the few quails found
In tho mill k- ts, a dozen may bo purchased for
nbout six dollars, or ut the rate of fifty cents a
piece. Wild ducks and geese have been in great
abundance during the pioent season, und com
mand, considering the prices 011 things in gene
ral, a very moderate ligure. Ciood,4'it Mi lliard
ducks, from the marshes, arc to be found struug
up in li rpe niitnhcis in all the stalls. Wild geese,
like tho iodic, aro not tho most esteemed of birds,
but being wild, they hold their own as a game
delicary. There are a few woodcock and snipe
to be found in tho ru rkct, but, bearing superior
I rices to tho quail and pheasant, are not sought
alter In preference to the latter.
Tun Giiiaud Lasiih A Comphomihh Er
FEi iKii. Tho Committee on Girard Estates, at
the last meeting of Councils, enclosed a commu
nication received from the City Solicitor, recom
mending the comproniiso proposed by the heirs
of Mr. Girard, in reference to certain lands In
Schuylkill county. This laud was reeovored
fr 111 the city by tho heirs of Mr. Girard, upon
the ground that it was land acquired after the
date rt the will A decision in Schuylkill county,
and a decision iu the L'n.ted States Circuit Court,
established that, as to tho lour tracts in question,
Mr. (iirurd died intestate, and that the plaintiffs'
in the suit beenmo the heirs at law. The city
took a wilt ot error to tho Supremo Court, and
when thu case was about to be argued, certain
irregularities in the record were discovered, that
tho Court refused to hear the argument at that
time. Now the heiis proposed, as a compromise,
that if the city will discontinue the litigation
they will wilhd.aw their claims to one of the four
tracts in dispute. In the letter proposing this
compromise, the coun-cl for the heirs refers to
the tact tout there can be no doubt of the ulti
ma' c success of the heirs; but us it is important
to eecure tho continuation of lioir titles ut once,
they arc willing to compromise on the terms pro
posed, llo'h brunches of City Councils, alter
some discussion, agreed to accept the popos.it ion.
This course will terminate a long pending suit,
nmt give the city a clear title to about 41)0 acres
of land in Schuylkill county.
McitPt.nors Assm i.t with an Axe. Frcdo
rick Fl-hcr and bis brother were the possessors of
a neat little farm near Nicetown. A short timo
since they determined to sell out and divide tho
proceeds. Frederick imagined that bis brother
got tho best of him in the transaction, and a bit
ter feeling arose. Ye-tcrdny they met, and ia
talking the matter over became excited. Frede
rick seized an uxe and tundc a desperate blow at
his brother's bead, which fortunately missed its
mark. Frederick then run after his brother with
tl.c uplifted w eapon, but not being able to over
take him, of course, inlliccd no damage. Ho was
arrested and held in .yi jlKl bail by Alderman
lloucher to answer the oll'cnsc.
Death of a Wki.i.-knowm Character. This
morning at un early hour, James Francis, colored,
for more than liftecu j urs the chief of the dog
catchers, died, nffr a short Illness, at his late
residence, No. 7-H St. Mary street. The deceased
wus hirui.iur to tlx w hole Police Department, and
has on more til in one dec ision been befiieuded
by Fire Marshal illnckhurn. The latter, during
the illness of the deceased, bad him provided
wiih proper medic il uuetiduucc, and ( tiristi tn
coiisolationiidiiiini-tereil during his lust moments.
Mr. liluckburn has also taken upon himself to see
that the body is decently interred.
COI KT OF Ql'AKTEll SEHBIOSjgS, JfjCB Alli
boN. This was the only Court iu which business
wus transacted to-duy.and the few cases of assault
and battery, and pe'ty larceny, upon the table of
the District Attorney, ready for trial, wero dis
posed of before n on. Thoro were but two con
victions, 0110 for l.uceuy, and one, fur assault and
buttery, und iu neither of these was sentence
imposed. The jurors were discharged until Mon
auy, and the Court adjourned until to-morrow.
llM'Ht nisei. This morning the Mayor issued
warrauts for the payment of the city bounty to
28 men, of whom 7 were enlisted for four ye irs,
17 for three years, und 1 for two years. They
were credited us follows: Ninth Ward, fl:
Tenth Ward. 4: Thirteenth Ward, 1 : Fifteenth
Ward, 2; Fighteuilh Wurd, 1; Tweiity-lourlU
Ward, IS.
FitMALr. R0111u.it. A colored woman natnod
Itachel lliil'ard was arraigned before Alderman
Thomas, of Gerinuntowu, this morning, npou the
charge (ji having broken Into the cellar of a bouse
in Price street, una stolen therefrom a lot of meat,
butter, potatoes, and other provisions. rJno wus
committed to answer the charge.
Fim:. About '. o'clock this morning a slight
lire occuircu at -o. hi Javurvv sucei.
AvoiriFn Naval I'tur. Capture an niral
of the l)lix kaie.-lunner"Suimmnh." I'tri Par
tu iilnrs of lli r rapture ly the t 'mu il S'titra
St.amrr "M,-tnromrt."l.:iHt night tho officers
and attaches of the Navy Yard were surprised
and gratified by the arrival at this port, very un
expectedly, of the prize steamer, blockade-runner
fumnnah, which vessel was captured off Caai
pcacby Shoals by tho United Stales steamer Jcfi
lOHirr, Captain James H. Jouett, a few days bIiicc.
We are enabled to present tho readers of Tim
Lvi.MNo Tki ki.rai h this afternoon with the
following Interesting particulars Connected with
the 1 npture of the Susannah.
'I tie .li facia. Ii It New Orleans on I hanks ;ivini(
liny 111,011 a eniise, with a rovin eninmlJsion from
Aillu ral Faiuiaoi;i It will be remembered that
Un V. t.iriiim t went into Hi1 ll.'ht In Mobile Hav
Insln d to the flag-ship II ir'mra. Alter the forts
eie 1 ns-i il she east nil ami pursued the then It bel
pun-Is ats Moriin, f.ma. n ami .s. la iieacu Heavier
Hum heieili 1111 tne bnv mid Ion ;lit them for on
hour sin'e-lmniled. ilrivfior Hi" Mm, ' in under the
gun- ol the tort, beaching the Hair)- and capturlinr
tee .svinrt. In 'he report ot the lU'ht published iu
the Northern papers at tl.o fine It was stated Hint
tl.c Mi Inn, mil rammed Hie llartfnnl. I his is a mis
tal e, as the llnrtfnnt was struck by the yiet-nir.iim 1.
Ibo Siiiannnh was snrhteil on" amp' netiv Shoals,
bv n tn in .loi'i.rr. about hall pat Ion o'eloek, 011
Mmdnv liiurloi.if She was eaiiloreil alter an oxen
Incelinse ol live boars. '1 liree loO-pound shells were
fired al In r. aim even shrapnel, llnool tin' bails
of the lattei struck. Hie mate 111 the back, who was
sliil.ibl f I v I be liiifcl, neil the S'lvinvnii li.ive to.
A prize c ow wa- pine, il on Loan!, and her coal Iw.
lug sbi.it. slie uus tuned Into hev West. mi. I al'er
eoiibiir ins ent to this purl, where she arrived l:iJt
night niter (lerk. ill cloir;;e ot rne muster 11. 1.
Nn 1. oh. the is now nt Hie Navv Yard. She leit
hey est on Trliluv ait. moon und made Cape ,M iv
bullion Wednesday lileht alter dark, in a seven
stotin. Iteilii' unable to (rot a pilot, Mr. NiKl.ns
br uiitl f her up the river liitosclt, piloting her from
b s churi. It was Hie Hist time be ever came up tho
llebiwnie.
Mr Niki rs will be remembered as ftic brave offi
cer who led Hie M'tiirnnut in the midst nt the light
in Mobile l'.uy, und with a small boat, and five m.'n
n seiieil nine men nnd one nHieer ol the ill-lnted -riimn-h.
lie rowed around batwien tho fleet and
the torts (Inline Ihn tielr, until the Inst vessel hail
p n st,, , I, and the cinoke had cleared away, and all tho
snrvivors hod been picked up. when he went to ttin
tivnita unit did sifiial ilutv upon her until his own
ship became engaged with the ftels l gnn-i oata.whon
be H it Ihe Otirnf.i and pulled to tho Mrtarnmet, and
assisted In the enpturc. I bo Sumanah was chased
by the Vnited Stales stenmer Tennentiee for seven
teen hours, and run aa from her. She is very
last, and tier captain was m-cntly surprised and
rl.iieiined ot her capture. II" was cnnlhlcnt that 11. 1
vessel 01 the sqiiinlroii blockading olf t.ulvestoii
could catch liiin. I he Mt tiirmnrt is a doubie-enrl r.
M10 captured tho Hum gut iu June last, while rui
nine into Mobile.
ll.o Ciiiled Slides steamer ! Ichaicil tho
Stiminnn't for Hie hours while she (III" Snuitnnnli)
wus olf Wilmington, N. ('., making her wav to this
port. 'I lie H'titun r took her tor a blockade rainier,
endeavoring to eet Into Cape Fear ftiver. I ho
SuHiinwih bad on board one hundred anil twen'v-fivo
l.tilos ol cotion, u number ot which wore thrown
overborn.!. She mil oaf troll! (illlvistoll.
Leaning the City Railroads. At it mooting
of the Corn I'xcbange Association, held this
morning at tin ir rooms, Mr. Goorgo L. Ilii.by,
In a few pertinent remarks, introduced the follow
ing preamble and resolutions:
II7.ee. fn. A propositi.. n Is now lietoro r'ounc'ts, to lease
the M i.rkei Sireel ll.ulr.mil, arid tti it portion ol ihe llro ut
Street Itosd w liii n extends Iron! Olive street lo Vine, lo u
nillrmid company tt.rreov hivsliiitf them with unacgn
lule central o er -aid romls. and
b'oT.'fl.t, I he Ren. Un, riili.i-leli. tils, wilmliirton. and
ltiiltiiuore. and Iliiltlinare anil Ol.l.i K.ulrotolH ti ivo .ul
oecssion with the Penuai lvama Itailroad lorthouseofsal.l
tn.ekN. and
Whrrrn i. Tta rominerctd Interests of I'MlmMphia de
ninnd tha these roads slioul.l In- open to the uie ol evary
railroad llnewliich enters our elty : iheruiurn
lii'mlreit. Thai Hie Com K.schion.e ssoelaltr.n, as a
body dlreetlv io'ere-ied in everv movement atlectlnn the
eonini' ret il tu. Uloet ' f Pi.iladftpl.la, lo ks wllh mueli .h
fnvor ur'.n 11 I'P'lrtlslt'Hi: to iliveil any one rultr.isd line
with exclusive control over any one 01 these avaauot lnu
our c tv.
...o.'c.. Ttt.it. aee-irdlng tn taw. these rnitroad trn'' s
are a e-.iniin.n l.h.lnvav. Intend." 1 ..r tlw use of tl.e n"ieo
Seuernllv; snd tJi.il Kiev were orkifmlly cotiHtructa.1 f,.r
lluil sole purpose; ti-et that It will I. est conduce lo Ihe
linhlfe li.tir. si to iniitetiim tl.ai original Intention: an 1
thai IffJll I ttucks do not nav a siilll.Uenl revenue t ever
the expenses incurred for tliem.lhe tolls thereon should
be liieriiiscil iin'll lliev pllall he covered.
littftittt, Tl.ai r.M.iK'ils be re-iuesiid to defer action on
this subjett at resent.
Col. Wm. B. Thomas .supported the resolution
in n brief address.
Ihe preamble and resolutions wero unani
mously adopted.
A Dfi.ioii ri 1 L Occasion. A concert was
given last evening, at tho Tabernacle Baptist
Church, Chestnit nnd Kightcentli streets, by the
(Sunday School attacked to that place of worship.
The gnllcriis were occupied by the children, aud
a large platform was erected around tho pulpit
for the infant school. Several solos, ducts and
choruses wero admirably sung, and tho audience
evinced their approval by repeated applause.
During the singing of the " Flag of onr Union,"
the enthusiasm of tho audience was excited by
each child in the school wuving a national fiai.'.
A photograph album, containing likenesses of
the teachers of the school, was presented to the
pastor, i;ev. Dr. F.ddv, who will shortly leiivo
l'biladctphin. Beautiful bou iiiets were presented
to Proftssor Cross, the organist; Mr. Muslin,
pianist, and to Hev. Dr. Unihths and Mr. Ilvuus,
the Superintendents.
Assai i.t on an Officer. Francis Brown w-.is
beforej Alderman Plankinton this momlnc,
charged with assaulting an ollleer. It seems that
Brow n wus nt a ball nt Broad and Spring Gardon
streets lust tight, and created a disturbance. An
ofticcr interfered, when Brown struck him with a
billy. Some one else also stabbed the ollleer in
the neck, indicting a slight wound. The prisoner
wus committed for triad.
Sharp Thieving. This morning Michael
Palmer was committed by Alderman Carter to
answer the larceny of a watch from a bouse at
Fourth and Shippcn streets. Palmer wis tn com
pany with another man engaged in huckstering
potatoes. While in a house' banraining for the.
sale of some potatoes, Palmer slipped the watch
from a nail whereon it was hanging. It was after
wards found in his possession.
Pocket Picked. Mr. II. Parknian, of No.
1S.7 Olive street, had bis pocket picked last even
ing in car No. 18 of the Green and Coatcs street
lino, between the hours of five and six. He
was relieved of a pocket book containing nearly
JsjoO in moiuy, und a note of tj'l.lO, payable to
his order, on Messrs. E. Schtaifer In Son, of L in
caster, drawn in flic month of September, 1803,
besides other papers of small value.
ClIAltilF.D WITH Maintainino A KVl
banck. Pkteii 1IECKXRT is the iiuiiio of an Indi
vidual who hud a hearing helolo Alderman YuiT
yesterday, charged with maintaining a nuisance.
Hie, defendant rented a part ot Mr. Wx. licaiSKil's
residence, ou itaee street, above Front, where be act
up a mechanical process lor dyeing cloth. Ho was
not engaged at this work very long b hue ah of Mr.
I, EMS Kit's fiimiivweretuken suddenly ill. A plivsieiuu
was cubed in, who pronounced the sickness ua twin.'
ciiused by the perninio front the dvein . materia',
'i'l o arrest ol the dclcudaut ihen followed for niain
taimnv a niiisuncc. no was held to hail iu the suui
ot tiiOU dollurs.
Lahceny. Rumuel Aucott was arrestod yes
terday, charged wllh tho lurccny of two cans of
cream and a bushel of eggs from a wagon In Oor
nuintown. Ho wus committed by Atdoruun
Thomas to answer.
Swinhi.ino. This morning, Edward Davis
was committed by Alderman Carter upon tbe
charge of leaving his boardiug-huusc without
first settling bis bill.
Hoi.iiiays are coming. Persons desiring pic
tures for prcicnt ahould be on the alert TJo ut ouca to U.
F.ltiiuier s popular Gallery, No. tiJ4 Arcb street, and
avoid die crowd,
Tim Acme of rp.Ri FCTioN. TliU Is the nnl
varsal verdict given to the K'ercnee Rowing Miidilue
wrercver introduced. The objfctlons heretofore Ii otleir
ftrnt-elaiii flewlni MaeMnea have all been overcome in the
floreuce.and everytwtd j I s delighted with Uie beauty of
Its work, as well as the (Impurity and ea-e of Its opera
tions. It makes no less than fonr separate and diaiinct
stitrhei. viz. : Loch, knot, double lock, aud double knot.
Knrh stitch nllke on both sides nf tbe fahrlc. It also has I
tbe reveirable feed motion, arfttthne the operabw to fatten
oil the endi of learns or itay aay part of a Ream without
lleppinrltbe machine, thereby avlng mach hand lahor. !
licsiilei, It bas a anllorm tension of throad.and il.tes not
le.ptlrc alteianon Inetang-ng from one hind or work to
another. Hie a. eat f..r the t'ol.ipany, at No. 1.10 flu snut
ir.et, rtiallciiKCS comparison wan a I o'l.frs. Ind'vd.
when mch comparison is made, the prelereni e alwavs
lo s In I'avor ol the Florence. Kvery marhl.te a-ianted
lo gtve intire atlifiiilii.n or putney returned. No rh.irte
for li.sirtictt. n, hethi r you silsh lo pnror.ase ur not.
I'.rculnr and jtamples of work lent i.y mill jn receipt of
stamp. Ullu o, No. f.otl Cbesnut strcei,
To Pt bciiasf Cloth ino at low riiirns, mako
a lertlcn from nr stock ol III SOY w si-k l,rtoents We
ate telling goo.lt fount In ..'. fit, ii.nkf an I o.at.'co 1,
t r tit 'il tn V. ,cr frit. Intrt r tlmn is n..w cl.tiryel crlne
san e g.o.ls nta'e to order. We have aU slvu-t, -ics. a-td
IT. ci s ol Clollilni. Men s, Votilh , and Hois'. All can l.e
tuned wiUrfiatdelay or Wouloe.
TtLTSFTT CO.,
Tower Halt, No, Ms Market strnoL
Wimiow Siiath s. Persons purchasing shades
In II, t Lmf nf Uvh prlccsitll nave motif y by at once
er lnc to tl.c inaiuitaititrcr who ia to well and rav.tr.ibly
kmwtjal V'. Hesm 1'atikm,
No. 118(1., tout street.
Conni nt al P.t.iss. A ptatisth ian, who has
given eontldi ratile attention t. the oltl. t il reco.-ds of our
prineli al rates, pnrt i. uiii' ly nt refers to msrria.ei.leis
arrlcd at the folloalnu n suit: Vor one year in t'h'l i-lcl-pMa,
rima-.i ny wlvi's.lbt'.'; ruiitiwcyh minimis.'-' ls ; m ir
rlc.l persons tesally divorced, -11 7ri ; 11 lug In op.-n war! ire,
17 aif. ; I vliig in private mit understanding. 18,110; niH'.ually
IndlrT-rmt. M.17.', ; regaided as happy, all.!; nearly l.api.y,
l'.'T ; etleetiy happy, l.'l t liaise iin.ler the betid "f "re .nr. led
happy,"" nearly happy," und" happy,' tin ai uible piir-'hae
t!" Ir ( l' lhiiiv t f t harlea Htokes A Co., I Ine prbie, uu ler
tt.e Continental,
ZKl'llYIt (iOOPH 1011 ClIlllBTMAH. We ItllOW Of
nothing more popular or more appropriate for presenting
pnrpoaes Curing the helidayt Uian the elegant aepliyr
work arttrlei that lmve of late Itecome to fnthlonublc. A
eift Ii always tbe more valuable for having upon It the
marki of loving flngeri. What, therefore, eouhl be more
dciirable or suitable than the beautiful design In zephyr
for slippers, ihalr seati, cushions, rugs, and a variety of
other arUclei, filled up In the plain parts by
tbe bands of a friendly or aiiectionato giver? La
dies who entertain our opinion on thli 'point
should visit tho itoro or Mr. .lohn Finn, Hcveuth
and Arch itreetl, where they will find the most masald
eent atsorluieut nt embroidered zephyr debigns.of tho
I'last ahovo refern d t,., ever ottered In tliit city. Kome of
tin te contain caidtal ri piusentati'ins In zephyr of taftt of
Howi re, ;ouie fteads and tropical blrdi, w hleh, to ho ap
preciated by tl.e lovers ef tlie beautiful, need only to he
teen. We would alto state. In thli connection, that Mr.
l inn bas a very largo assortment ol" zephyr, wide !i he Ii
Belling at as moderate prlcei as tiny other hotiie. flou t
forfc-i t the place John M. Kl Seventh and Arch.
STOi'lilVU i. Al.V'a.
A very large assortment of stockinit ytirni, eiutii'sctng
nearly ono hundred dltlerllit variellei, suitable far line
ladles' wtur, the heaviest articles for gentlemen s use,
arlf. tes lor the toldleri, every descriotlon ol lutant'i wear,
all colors suitable for gloves, fnclll'.lng the tine whlto
8iixon.v ( lerman make), will he found at the store of Mr.
John M- Finn, Seventh and Arch streets.
C.CIIMASTOW'N WOOL.
This elegant and deservedly popular substitute fortlto
Herman zi phyri Ii rapidly being introduced I'nr all jur
Iises for whl h the zephyrs aro adapted. Ttte colon of
the Herinaiitowii Wool arc ciuully as rich and duiaaloas
the zephyr, the libre neirly ns aolY, and the itrl..'t a great
dull tower. The placo to git It Is at JohnM. Finn's, south
fait corner of Seventh and Arch sUoetJ.
FA' or ARTlei.rs sriTAnl.s FoH n:r:r.vTs.
In this deparlinent mcli thlngi as Morocco Satchels,
r.'Ckct-booki, flno llnishes. Hand Mirrors, Heads,
Colognes, Hoapi. Vmbrellai, and goods oi that chisi are
always arceptabte gilts. A veiy superior assorlioeat of
them may be fouod at the popular ltoi'0 of 3tr. JoltaM.
Finn, fsevenlh and Arch itreets.
TUIMMINOB ASI SHALL WkAR.
At this inaion alio good itj'le Ilren Trlmuilnga are
rouili In demand. The most extenilve ai jrtmcnt of
fastilonul.le Itiittntii, staple Trliamingh of all kinds, what
are denominated tinder the general term of Hmall Wore,
alio Cloth and HI a llloves la great variety, now offered
by John M. Man, southeast corner of Seventh and Arch
atiects.
Ct SltlONK. TltW , B 1111.1'., AND KorA Cl'SlIIONK,
estliuatet given, and work done tower than can bo afforded
by any ctl er home. W. Mr.sur Pattkn,
So. Hob Cbeiuut itxeut.
Glntllmfn's Ft itMsiiiNci Ooons for tub
Cinu.sliUs Uoi.iiiavs. Now that tbe season li at hand
for our readers to select presents lor the Christmas holi
das, let ua sugitest to them Hie advantages of spending
their money for articles of utility. Gentlemen's furnishing
koodi aro alwaya acceptable. What, lu fact, could be a
more desirable prebeut to a gentleman than an elegant
morning wrapper, a handsome pair of gloves, articles of
dren und comfort for the neck, or seasonable underivear'r
The place to flrd the most splendid assortment of these
Food Is at tbe popular old itand of It. c Walhorn & Co.,
Mos. 0 and 7 K. SIMh itreet.
The Mania for speculation In Oil stocks Is
prevailing at a fearful rate, us tho transactions at tho
tstoch Hoard dally exhibit. Holders of those stocks, to
pro' Oct themselves from the Impositions freipieuHy prac
tised upon them, by imprint Ipallcd operaion, should read
the Cotittiieri-ial List and i'rire Current.
Pnoi EssoR Bolles' Electrical Institute,
No. 1A0 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Dr. 8. IV ltcck
with, successor, formerly principal operator, invites the
calls of all afflicted with acute or chronic diseases of every
hind, both mate and female: lung and liver dlieaioi, the
dig' lltve organs throus-honf, and all kimlt of nervous
ness, weakncti, almost itu-aritilily cured. The Elect rical
tie itmetit is more mceeisful In all clancs of disease than
all other jirartirei eotntavtd, Huaranteca of cure given
when desired. If patients ure pronounced enrab'e. The
seivcei or lr. P. Shejd.of New York one of tits ablest
and most experienced Klcctrlctam In the t'nltcd fttatei,
w ill becontlnned Mrt. a. A. Fu .btn, a lady of great and
varied experience, u 111 attend to the ladle. For a multi
tude oi reh-reneei call at the ottlco. All business letters
ad (rested to lr. ts. W. Heekw iili, No. ViH) Waluut street,
l'hlladelphlu.
t'l iioi HTKitiNn Ft'itNiTi RE. Old and New
f'uiulluro VpbolitircU and Yarnlihed In the very best
manner at W. Ilasitr 1'atiks's
West Lnd Upbolatery Establishment,
Ho. ltos L'husuut itreet .
To Neitralize Offknsivenkss. In many
foims we use disinfecting agents. Iiupuro breath, caused
by bad teeth, tobacco, iplrlli. or catarrh, la neutralized by
Si.ixlont. Til a healthful beauilder. and a great luxury
as a dcntitllco. The repulsive breath la belli use ren
dered at tragrunt us a rose, and colduen by friends or
lovers w ill be no longer noticed.
Sold by all druggists.
Gkokok Stkck A Co.'s Pianos anu Mason &
Hami.is a
VIAVO l CAIttNKr ultllANst. CARf VET
Fult TK.H.' Ove'tKSi of each of tli-st, flue tn- ottilANst.
PIANO itruments tiave been told by Mr. M 111 N KC
fORIF.S. t;.,aud tiivLeuiand It ooiiitautly uKiisNS.
FIASO II creasing. t'AltlN'Bl'
FHliTI'1. lurtale onlvhv okians.
t-iANO j r. noui.n. I'AiiiNK.i'
KciBla,S. eleventh and Cltasuat itrceu. I'KciANb.
Do You Know Hf.am has removed to No. 413
Cheinut itreetr lie sell! Tnbauco, Cigars, l'lpea. Ac, fifty
per cent, leu thao any other man In thli olty, iteuiember
imho, Mo. tin Che. nut itieot.
Ciiii.drkn's Clothino. An elegant assort
ment at M. Btwcmaker Co i. Me. 4 If. Elglno street.
Ladies and Chilpviin's Ham. Latest style
St Caarlei QaAord A Sou's, Couuuoatai UsWL
DflY GOODS.
TVI. UAKI.r.I(lI.
No. PC2 OHEEHUT STREET,
WILL OkK.N,
J.
TIJKHI) A Y, i)i:ci'.Mni;u tl,
A NKW DI'PAUTMENT,
KiinnirR tlir' nKli thf centir if tnn Nt tc, W foi-t in tcntii,
tn be known u
THE CHEAP DEPASTilEHT,
Wbi. hill tv 1fvcla nrluifvoly to the fahlbition and
fttlP of
DliKSH lAHKIOa
KF.M't'KD TO ONE HALF THE rilf B
Cold at In the beginning of the leason,
.t. M. HAFLKICII hat made arrangemi ntt U. tutut.h to
bis customers from
tMO.OOU to 310.000 YARDS
I'll i :iV IJ AIM I JUIVJL,IHH
DRESS GOODS,
ruiYliRifd At a pret nacrlUce, and from Aoctlon 8al i,i
be old ttirmigh this ehannol without rtnerr daiinit
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
I01IN II. 81UKES,
IlEI)lX'TI(tN IN PKM'KB Or IKY IOOI?.
A nli'n.ld Varip'jp f r
rflKIHTMAH Am N K W VKAK TltKHKNTM.
t'tinMiBiiim ol StLfl (uud0.
Krrnch MfrhiMun aiid I'Dpiinn.
I njiin HirtR f and H iiim vvid:h Black Delaines.
Lntiln 9 It' iw: t Wo 1 IMitUlt.
I.ni.in n Ktiu- gim'liy French MrT-nos, 2 2!.
Henvy Hilihnil Wnot I'Opllns. $1 Wt,
(Uy tind t'ltiin t It I 'ttn and Wol Delaines,
u n vn il C.illt.H n, In tin x4 to !ami,
i'tal'1 htiawifi and ltsirablo.
Pliin hhaw.s tor Hi-iTlrc
,'hiid'eii h Hnawlrt- l.om ard fl(tiir.
Ludit'iT.Oeti'V, and Ctitliiri'n'H ;.o4,'.
I.unlci' aim) ' Klni-n Cuiuhrlc litiff.
I adtt- Ih ni St tclied lldlifti.
((t-nis) Hi IK H.'ftfs.
liainif rI Mkirtt f ftrfre A-mirtmf nt,
.r litl O'liiuerpani't, inm Atictiom
KUnuelH While nnd (Jolt red.
Ktiila4'ra'-h and l!ap r.
H'O yardN American Crafiti, at
If Laillea will examme thin ttot k. th-y will And sood
ffidh ut the Yery lowetst price ft. o trouble to ttliow thuui.
Co uie aud xauilbc. at
JOHV H. RTOKKR.
V2-9-lm u. AUC11 Street
101 Clll.SNCT HTUI.HT.
E. M. NEEDLES
le Unlly llooolvlnu
KOVEITIES IH
LACKS,
WHITE GOODS,
EM U ROl ID 11U tCS,
VKIL8,
1UNBKEROHIFS, &o
In every rarlety and st
Sl'ITAnl.E FOB THE FALL TRADE,
ton CIIK.8NITT HTKK.ET.
L4
Kl FOUETH AUD AECH, Z
HAVE LLTlfCKD SOME FINE GOODS FOR Tn
HOLIDAYS,
To favor tho laudable practice of making
VALUABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Lyons Velvets,
Fine Shawls,
Black Silks,
Ecp Poplins,
Merinos,
Blankets,
Good Chintzes,
Plaid Shawls,
Frost Cloths,
Fine Silks,
Eluo Silks,
Silk Poplins,
De Laines,
Piano Covers,
Christmas Scarfs,
Christmas Hdkfs.
gAXOXY Dll ESS (JOODsS,
AT ."), HO, AND TO CENTS,
OP
11HIGUT NOVEL STVI.C3
FOR HOLIDAY TUESENTS.
OUKWEN STODDAST & BROTHER,
Koa. 450, 4.1 '4, and 45 N. SECOND Street,
12 7-3t Above Willow.
"i;nc;msii muffins and crumpets,
1j llaib and Cn.it Hunt, Crnckt'l. Kk'ir, and l.un.'tt III
cutis, Milk II, , int fur tot. at Mt- "f I..; Kns-lnl. B nilof
atul Mciv Year Ctiko, al bfcoaui liaaury, Ko. 21J A. iTlh'1'11
btrt'ut, If
1.TONOMY ! COMFORT ! TASTE!
Zi WMtV OVEK (lAITKKI,
ii vi.it oAiimtt,
OVEK f)AITEK8.
ALL SIZES AKD C'OLOIiH,
SMii'lcaule and ltci.til.
I HWIN E.UULKISII,
lEltl 1IA.M' TAILOU
Aim
OVK11 HAfTF.R VAVrFACTl'flER,
No.141) N. FOURTH 81'EtJi'r,
11-9-lm ruii-Aotii'iiiA.
TOST. OCTOBER 11, 1MI4, CERT1FICATK
l Mo. 1H. dati'd April M, lt!4, for 1UV ibanx Big
al. ooulii ii,iiruvenieniCoiniiny, to
ll-'fl-niU.' WILLIAM nART TARB.
i;OR BALE. TO ntlNTERS.-IMroSINO
J ttone.larfct) Hie, la Urat-ratt frder. Aupl; at this
olllca, U I
DRY GOODS.
('IIOHT, COLOIIS AM) .S1IADHS
1'OlMilNH,
In all srn,'.-, frout the late Au-tlon .i!cs, at minced
,ricv. ror
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
tt a substantial cifimct.'r, tin- Ktn.'li of
CVIl WEN STOIID.MIT BROTIIEfl
At prc.rnt pr.'t.'nti aroat a'tra. tli.nt and IndtKemcnts, la
Turn tv and lul.'i-, to pci iouis srlt-rltnK r.tr tloitd iv i lilts.
Ilavlnc purr.ad mry. Iv at tt.c lite Auction Hal. ", we
arc prcpari'd to close out
M I. It I NOT' H,
l'l'I'LIS.
I'.SI'ISlil.t.t.
l'L.MH MKItlNiiEt,
FliiCUI.U .M. LAINF.8.
Bl'Jf TLAIV, 1'Il.fUF.n, AND
JlI.AtK Sit KM,
I.OJtS MANTIf.t.A Vri.VF.Tl,
UROI'lie l.iINU sill A Tin,
ULANK C I' SHAWLS,
LAIHF.fi' CLOAKS,
VELVET AND HEAVER CLOTHS,
ciiixi liii.i.A i i.iiriis,
ItlAVLK ci.unn, c. Ac.
At nb ally rcdii. c.l prlcoi.
CURWEN ETODDART & BROTHER,
Sol. 150, 4.V4, a-.d 151 N.'SKlMSII 8THKBT
l'i "Ht AMve Willow.
JJ HTKltiLi -it. MOIV,
Nob. 713 and 715 N. TENTS STREET,
IIav matlofnormoui rrOurtloni fn the priori of U thtil
Htoek.
O II 12 H H OOOIH
Of every variety for
HOLIDAY PEESENTIS.
HANDSOME SILKS, CIIEAr 8ILKS,
EMl'RESS CLOTHS, RED POFLINS,
FIIKNCII Ml'.RINOKS, TLAID MERINOES,
1UC1I 11. AIL) I'OI'LINS,
ri.AH) CASHMERES,
MOHAIRS,
DE LAINES
VALEN'CIAS
SHAWLS, BLOCHE AUD WOOLLEN.
NovtttiCH In Mnrn IliirlkerchUf's, Lace CulUrt , French
And t'ttrultric Luce Villi.
PeroriB iikut purchftftlriK UolliUy (itas wonlil do well to
examine uur 8tnrk, ai we wish to clone out the whi of It
bcfuie the 1st of January, auJ art' oiler inn
VERY GREAT BARGAINS.
JJIU)C'IK iiCAIiFS, f
1 Oil HOLIDAY CJIFT8.
CUSWO STODTAET & BEOTEvEE,
Kol. 4.-.C, 4 5'i, and 4.5 J. SECCSI) STREET,
12-7-.1t Above Willow.
$LANKETS ! 1JLANKETS1!
HIliailT BOHDKll IlLANKeT.",
Of all itci, fradei.and makes,
vvuicit siakf: an acckitaisle
C H 11 I H T 31 A H OIPT,
CUEWEN ETODDAET & BEOTHEE,
Koa. 450, 43U, and 431 N. SECOND STH1.ET,
l'J-7-3t Above Willow.
J.
COWl'liHTlIWAIT & CO.,
S. E. Cor. NINTH and ABOH Streets.
THE GREAT BLANKET STORE,
BLANKETS AT RETAIL.
LLANKETS AT WHOLESALE.
BLANKETS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.
BLANKETS FOR HOTELS.
BLANKETS FOR THE ARMY.
BLANKETS FOR THE NAVY.
BLANKETS OF ALL SIZES.
BLANKETS OF ALL QUALITIES.
BLANKETS THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN.
BLAJiKETS TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
liLAISICEX STOKE,
o-38-Sm B. B. eorner NINTH and ARCH StreeU.
1JO NORTH EIGHTH STREET. 103.
11 Ki-i'ond dttoT afHive Arch, lireat KeducUun ttt
our lutmcnte olock of Hiaple and Fancyl rimuilui, com
pritirui It btt and molt latiiloaaule attart
umnt ef l.e, ii. 'i' liicta Cloak rrlniniiort. Orrva
ntitti and llutlont of our own make and lui
.,.M.tl,n. Ktlk and MH,.n ti.a.r. .11 -..I...
fillk and Clteuille Ilrad Tlr.ntet ; Vein cheaper than ote- V
Tltrei lluule l.lmpt and baale Hutioni.Clotli altrinoauil
HI k (tloies, Kid Ulovca of me beat niakara, lllack and
Colored Vi-lli,thliawliaillfteiirf Uordera.aU wlotlil; Fancji
Hack and Mile t'otubi, nllk licit Kti.bont, Jet, kUoel, au
Ollt lielt tlucklei. Cloak Taaaola of aU eolora audi
( lea; ataxic liuitMuat ol all atzwi and itylci al araatly
ri diitcd prici't ; Woollen Ooodt, aa Honiai, Nublai,
II.K.da; Ladii'i'.CIilldrcn'a, and aflaael' HUtckmai at th
ebcapeit prlcei ; lltilr Holla, Watarrull ftolla, and Warcr
fallNcta of our own Improved mattioda; black and Whit
Lacet i ad gradtt and iijkit; lllas-k and Cwlonl Veivak
Itit.bont, In Htcat variety at reduced prlcei ; Laillei' aii4
Genu' Neektloe, In great vaxlatj, eatrvuielr eAeap, Ae..
ate, .
Ladivi eome, one and alt, and convince yonrtelvt aefhra
bin iiij elacHltere, Ihut It la wU worth to your own tiitoroee
topnrrhateolirTrtinnilninl at lite Cheap Hlora of WIL
LIAM LONfcMtK'l AUTatK, No. 1,3 at. ElliUl'U H treat,
Isecoad door atove Arch, neat to lae aoruer. lu-a
I'OQ HOOP 6KIKTS t'QQ
UO ManuracWrj.o.-B ARCH RtroetC OO
Above Sluh ureet, ft
wai'HU.uiai
Wlioleiale and Batatl.
Tne rooet enmplete aaaortuent ot Ladlei', If tiiee1, t,n4
Chtldran't Hoop hklrle In tlie city, In every rvapaot rtrat
eiaai, which for itylo, fluiah, darabflkt, and oiieaxtueig,
have noeuual in the vuarkeU
MaJrta made to vrtler.aJMcatl, and renalred .
M-if WU-1. HOPKINS.