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VOL. V.-No. 64
PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 18GG.
DOUBLE SHEETTHREE CENTS.
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THE FEN9ANS
Interview Between Sir Frederick
Bruce and Mr. Seward The Fo
nlan Excitement a "Seven
Days' Wonder"-Purehases
of Horse3 In H-miiton for
Fenian Cavalry-Preparations
lor Dei'once ef
Prescott-Creat Ex
citement at Wind
sor Incoirvio
honsiblo Rock
ets Sent Up
on American
Shore, Etc.
W.saui70N, Merch l-l.-eVr i rr3e'ck Ei J-e
had an iutei ;iew7f ,?ia trOav wltb Becio '.vy
Eewrrw in regard o iVn!a's afi' Ira. hv. betvatd
r"t red him that it w;s notl'Miir mora the a
tesen "ilJ woidcr, Bnd would dm out I 1 a aboi-i
time if?oiii ploiic. Aae LrUisli lnter thougbt
there. oj:rut to be some exoreevoa ontM pait
of the Go'vei-iment r;ai nut it-, that if it wrs offi
c'Vly c noun -ad tb .it tbe ( oeidmrnt renro
b:.?i i'je iiiovcui' at, it won't! have a most ;. -ce"cnt
f c. Just now. Ills mo'.ubl; Jibat cone
thing ot tbe i. nd wi.'l sboi.iy La isauedbythe
Sccrc-.: - oi btate.
Excitement lu Hamilton Sarvolllanee
of Strangers Siiiptcleit Pnrrban of
Home for Fenian Cavalry, Kt., Etc.
IIaiuivton, C. XT., March 1' 3 P. M. No im
pou.nnt cave'opmouts fa tbo Fenian tir have
transpired Btnee my Irt. Tbe Casnfcdir.n Gov
ernment peiicciing all ncrcisr.ry trrcngements
for i-ucece.stul vc.-.i itnc3 ot invej'.on. A susa'l
number ol troops a.e bc:ng cVtly moved to some
point on the .ron:r, while tbe dii.'ersnt iowrs
ere oreran'z'n; home cuani". Nw volunteers
ere enrolled, e: used, a'.id dv.Tcd, aid mo3t fsl
lent watch Is kept of all movements of BUSpi
C'.OUS cbp.reieva.
At a mcetll of the cithens tbis P. M., fn tho
Ciiy 11a!'. here, it wr-e rceolvcd toorfra'u-'eslvo-'
pai ol pnart's to perfoim duly lining tho nihl,
and nil the tireme.i bate been sworn in rs cp: iai
police-. Gup re's pre to be est:ib''-bed at a!', engine
tone-, to nvo'.rct ibe hose in anticipation of
more iarck'iiry fVvs.
ACiurant C:ae:.al McITou'rU has already tor
wciJd arms fc: ore tho ' .and men to b3 rrrsci1
here ior lo. al defe ji During yesterday and to
tiny a 'arte num! r: of boirjcsrave tsenbroujhi
Into the city, tou'jht up Ujui farmers in the
Birourclirg co aniry, and pheppr J for Suspension
Lriv'.a. It is ',CB.a iy bo.'ieT. il that tney are
5ntejdcd for T enia tvplry. There in niiioh in
dication and e..v'.t;jiajt cvrst J thereby.
The aieutrcal Komnn Catliolica to Tarn
Oat oh St. Patrick's Jay.
JIr-aEL. Mrrc'i 1-. The four Irinh Catho'-o
Eocettra ii th's city, uam; j : Tbe St. Pat.lck'a
Eociely, b Hibe.iiicu Bcaevoient Society, the
Youi"; M-n'8 oc ety, and tiie lsu Temperance
Sacley tbs mo; j1 "? ider Idrd to mavcb ii pro
crssion on Si. Pa'-'ck's day. Af.or aitrnQir
mm on that day ihey will wa't upon aud pay
their rrTooc'i to the GDe-jor-Cynera', who iu
now "a ice c'.iy, r. id af'erw upon the Mayor,
lbeofii o.s cf l'i se bocielits htne vet seiit a
jo' at pledge of Ur ';r suppo.'j ) tie Govcrumtiit.
'j.'i'i'S :u.o.j?alion is entirely tuistwoitby.
KunM an t'.io Hitnkn uf Wnntreul.
JIov?.r'L, Mich 1.--Tbe eic:'.iment in
card to the l'cnian loi'ay ia tt.ll at fever hoat.
Indeed, publ'.c cvjduUty is r.';.dy 1 3 swallow any
vamor, howeTer wild. 13i'siiijs, of which we
naver have much, i 3 now at a staud-r-tlll, and
Dobndy cares lo buy or Be!l. As asn.al ia euh
ercilements. there is a ron upon tho savings
banks, r.ad the small depositor are converting
their balances into rold. lUe people and tbe
newspapers are very ill-tempered, aad constantly
berate the United States Coveiameat because
tliey do rot rcrira'n th dvcrli'ul invadi-i who
f ve to come by 'iind-by to bu.cU Canada Lorn
the hands cf Queen Victoria.
Our piinc'.pal amusrmenti now consht .'u
walch'B tho evolutions of tie niiMU".. Itjere
rve di ilia many '.imc3 a day, rid Ice poor ic
tims look the nicui?e of dcpr.' '.
All our public bi'ildiigs ave f':oaly gunrd'd;
onr tanks ere retic.in j I'aeir discount line to
t'ae nCit well-known and we'l-approv: ,t cjs
tomeu, aud they vf.y (jracraliy rea'.cs to
adr.nce vpon a ly collateral a: ju.itj.
Boekets Nent U at Windsor, . TT.
' Wtnoeou. C. XT.. March 1'. Ilia sxci'cxe i1;
r"l a!onr; tbe freatier is gairl ir fon o. My.t;il
cos rocket? are Ljirgf fent up on ttie Amerlcr.n
shore, aud it is LtllevcJ here seme movojitat ol
the Feniura ?s in rn'ogrci". Cauda is yery warm
for Amexars, wuo are liable to all marpcrai
IjisjiN. About one thousand volunt5ers h?re
ere keep'np; a shprp lookoat. A number of bs
r:c!ons charactrrs era day cro.s' as; the border
There is virtual tt:r r.n the C?troit la-.'.s?.
I ublic meeuT'iS have been held hre, and two
rompanici of vol .-jt::n for the tome aavi
battery are on the'r wry np uosn Londo l. the
Delroit city Council have accepted an invlistion
lo ioin the' 1-euians la celebiut'ng St. Paulck'B
VJ. f
Reported Pared of Mteanaera In n
Jalan Pert.
Eicheitib, Mrrch U. liieie Is a report 'o
circnlat on here tbat the Fenianahave purcha'ed
the four Liruc't strairis of tbe American line
on Latie Cntar'o, row lyinjr in this harbor. Th's
is not cr-ditd however. Taestcameu are lit-tir-r
out for the tproa; trade.
It is nrderttood that the Government officials
are keepicj an eye vinon these boats and affairs
In the br.rior below the city.
7ba Excitement In Toronto BokiMinr,
Tobohto, C. W March 14. Tiie Fenian ex
citement s sub'jic:!n"'. The volunteer force Ls
well d's'mbuted at all pc!nti ou the fron.ler.
BevciT.1 scrcheitavebcen made for pikes, but
were all rnsr.ccln!.
THE TEXAS COWVEWTIOW.
Passaa of tno Freeomttn'o Blll-KIa;bta
of Keg-rwea In ttae Conrti, Etc.
Avn: i, Tcn, Februaiy ?'. laothe? entire
day I rs bej coebjmed in te di'cniion of the
1 reedmn'B bil'. It "s evident ihat tbe nego
question "i tho ltcat de!'-:a po'ut of 1-j'slatiou
which wi'l be brought laforjtbis Convtatlon.
Thtre hn rot I c:a a sirfe mcnL?T of the Con
Tenlionwro hri re.":ed to vots afflrma Ively
vpcathat bcIob of (he crnce which rlvei
Ihe negro llchtj of property and perton. to sue
and be kned, and to ti arsler property with the
same l this rs a white man. Uut the great enac
tion which has been tofori tbe Convention is
whether the negio hn a riht to give evidence
In cr-es where 1 e ls not inter-sted.
Judje Pat-cal, lUv. Mr. Johnson, and Mr.
Taylor, of Fann'a county, have advotatod li
loci and la nor ad apeechei the duetrine ot (iviif
the nerro evevy privilege In couvli of Jnitice that
tbe white man enjovi. 3 ud'te Hancock, Judnre
ltoberts, Jud je Smith, and Mr. Ireland have
been the siren?: opponent! of such a treasure.
Tbii afternoon the rraloiity of the members
wished to brlrt this ques Jon to a test and final
vote. For this reat on it was voted to have an
even ins; session, and, in accordance who such
resolution, the hall was well illuminated, while
thegalleriei were Bl':d wit'aapaaont andl's
teainf audience. Artsr a long diieu-;slon the
aiaeumeut to tio bUt Cvwtitutlva MfWea
Ve.low -was adopted by a vote of 61 to 33, and
teconiei a law;
AaTioLa win. raecDxax.
Section 1. Afiican aUverv, as it heretofore ex
fated bavin '. eea 'e. J naed In this .S' v'3 by tue
GoveTn?en. of tbo L.iitod Satfi, hy fona of aim
and lis ie e .'ibhs'iment fcm(f molnbi'id by the
ameumrcnt to the Conmitii; ion cf the United Stvrs,
It is d ciarcd that neither slavery nor invo i'iitry
seiviiude, except for punishmontof erinie wber jf
tbe priirf shall Lave b::a drly eonviciod, aboil
exikl in th's s:a3; and A I'.. cans fid their cosoend
an's (ball be pro'. .etjd In tbeir i)ilii ef noron and
proi;fT.y by apprepi:' lae'ilaiion. Xhoy shall
nave the liebt to eoutr.-.et and be contraotsd with
to roe and be sued; to acq a' re, bold, and transuvt
propurtv. and to be inbjool to no Dorrl laws b.-.id
Ljion in qra l.y or duanc ion ot tmi.
Bectioa 2 Africans and their desconctan's shall
not be prohibited, on rccornt of thoir color or ai,
Uio rijtbt to t: t.'iy oially as witn - rs in aay cuo,
eivil or criminal, involving rlfrht or, inji'ry t J or
ciime a'.r'nst any of tbfm, peron or property,
under tba fame rales ot evidam e rs mar t) appli
cable to the white f-o; the creO biVi, of tholr tr.ii
iroay to !.3 de'Mnr'ncd bv iie cou-t or Jr. hefrlng
'be r- nne. The J '-in n.j.e ball have poer to
autboiiro tlism : 1 1 rs wrlu. :ci, n all casos
under the uuulatious horo Let lortb, ri to iac'3 hero
al.cr o.curuni.
OBITF'AKY.
JAP.ED BPlUKki, TIIE UISTOKIAK.
Jarcd Sparks was born at Willinsiten, Con
recticat, tu the lCLh ot May, 17C9, so that he
had nerrly reac'iei the seveaty seventh b'rthday
ofa'ifeuiloi which ars bcai laboviously a id
veitfMy spcu. li's i arer h-i not biea tn
eventfal one, but marked by a steady devotion
to liteia.y prra:t) and more thaa common ta
cess.
H's f rt position, afier pradnalion at Ilarvr rd,
was as tutor in that college, which he held f 'ona
1817 to 1819. lie al o ass's'.ed in the establish
ment of the Nc; Ji Am ;cc.i rcji:.o. Ia 1819 he
was orda'ncl as a Unitarian mintne? in Lalt:
uore, acd tbe next year pablished a tbeolo'ic.l
treatis-. In 1821 r ey.ibli hed a Unitr.:':au
periodica1, his contributions to which were aft.r
wart's published in too1: form. He also cJitti
another wcrk of a inrological chr.re.3tcr. Owins;
to a ia'lius; health he lc. tbepvlpit and a3sn-ned
the owncrfhip and editorsbip of tbe JV'o.,'i
A ro loan Jf.;o:'ct, and held tbis poaitioa for
seven ycrra.
In lb28 he bran his crrecr rs a biogrrptlec
wil!r by tbe publication of the life of Job:
Ledyrrd, from almost rnfrely new mater Vs.
He alo made elusive roirarch'::., b3'b. in th'i
coeatiy and in Hurope, im prepaat oa for the
publVation of the vri,'i',3 o( Washingcon,
which appeared in twelve volume, betwcea
1811 and 18o7. DB in" tbe prcprration of this
eaborate and valuaole wcrk, he edited and
published "lbs Diplomai'c Correspondence of
ibe American revolution" (12 vols., 18':C-30),
rnd "iiie I it'e of Goveiaor Mcr.is, with selac
tions liem bis correspondence, et ;." (S vols.,
1SJ2). He a'to stT'ad "The Araa'can Almr
nee," and w i the ed'tor of tbe "Library ef
Ameilcra Biisjraphy," of which two series w'ero
pnblished (10 vols., IK'. -8. end 15vol., VZ'i-n).
In K'O he ( omnlcted his eeViion of '"The TVorks
of Ieniamin iranklm" (10 voIf.). He tben
visited iuvope f frain, and in h"s I'Cieavchen in.
the rrracb rrchiv:i fornd ti e faiaous map wi i
the red line c'rawn upon it, whica bscame eo
noted in the debwies upon the shoi'vion treaty.
He closed his lovj and fiMitf.il lators in niei'.-
an his. 3iy by the pnVllcatio l, in 18; of the
y orrr pondeate , of e.alncat iueu with Wajh
ln,on. Alfbonh by no mean-4 lank'n'r ninonr our
Motleys and frescofs, Jlr. Hprks contrijuti
mvth'to tbe his'.o.ic-ai lii3iuuvM of this oen
try. lie was a careful rnd pain itak'.DT student,
and a candid, iuipr rtial, and ueiul writ:?.
He was I 'rofrior of I-Pstory at Ila.vprd Col
lege Com 1819 o 18 "i, and President of the col
lege irom iri9 to 1802. His Hstoiieal collec
tion, whicli he pave to tho college, wai one of
the melt eomplei: n regards American history
in the country. L o: some years pr.st he hai
been hv.'P? at Cr.nbiid;:, ad iias not boea at
ail before the pabHc.
JUIEi LA.NCLTS.
We nnnouacel yesterday alteiaoon tbe Buclde i
death, in the city of Mexico, on Febrjr.y 23, of
M. Lsnglais, the Mi-viter of Firance Bcator.t
by Napoleon to reji'lats Ma: "nrlirn's flranc:.
Lis b'sfcry is not wit-iout intcre ,t. Jul"3 Lzm
la's w?s a Frenrhntfin, bou at Mrnera (Sertlie),
on the 27th of February, !810.- He wis the to l
ot a journeyman weaver. He received live
years' ;ehcc trial the e-irr.e of his na'.re
town. Lpoa lea col'.ee he eutered te
sem'iaty at Mans, whpre he atutiiod theology
under the Abl J. ouv ier. In 182'J hewasstii)
Vet eon and 1 rofes:or of Rheto.ic at the College
oi Mamevj. The revolution of July changed
the current of his idee.s and turned him
Jioni the rrcle-iaBtical profession. For 6ome
t me he was tutor in a ianaily ia the Department
ol La Mavenne, ar.cr wr-'ch (in 183) he went to
Paria to study law. At th-s time be was one or
tbe editors of a reF'-.lous jouue ', La Lo.nin'ca'i.
in 18u7 he wra admitted to the ba-r, cont-ibd' irf
r-tiltstoEeve:ali'ewspaper; ou que:tions of
iu.':udence he contribu'.od largely to the
"Catholic Encyclopedia of the XIX Cantnry."
In 1843, through fie influence of Mors, de
Girard'n, he wrs attached to the Pat's La Fres.e,
which wrs then sustaining the Gul :ot ministry,
and eo'idrcfed the nleivdinps for that jorrnal
acainstZ Dcmocrd-.e Pocljiue. A salt broagbt
by an elector ot the Abe fliBtrict, regarding a
fraudulent entry on tbe list of cl'ttors, was won
Ly M. Lanjlals at Troyci,.and fully demon
strated his abilities, ilelnj m'cd up with
ioainalism, aud very we'l veined Sn tbe special
laws concerningthe-pressvnder various aduvcis
i.'ations, he began an extensive work on the sub
ject, when the revolution of February onened
the legislative career to him. Siding with tho
new order of flings, bo ran es the republ! an
candidate for the Department of La barthe, an.
wrs elected repieseatalivo over a dozen other
candidates. As a member ol the Commiticj OjT
Jubiice be at first votrd wilti the mci:rate
Democratic pa(y; but after tne election of the
Prince Kapolcon as l'rciideit, be sustained bis
internal and external policy. After beirt re
elected to tho Legislative Assembly ho aid-d
with the majority an II tho rupture with the
opposition, when he adopted the line oi policy
which triumphed 'n the coup a dd ot the 2d of
Pecemter, 1832. Bei 'st brought torwa 'd nnder
the - auspicei of the Government, he was
e.ected Peputy ;Vom tbe Mamers District. lis
took an active put t n the debates in the Corps
LegiBlatit, especially when new laws had been
prorored. In 1803 he wrs chairman of the com
miare directed to report upon a bill relating to
juiies, and in 1855 chairman of the committee on
inonicipal organization. In 1307 he was re
elected a deputy, and resit m d the same year ia
order to take a seat in the Council of State.
Sapo'eon tome years since made him a Knight
ot the Legion of Honor. Ia It 65 he was seat
out by Napoleon to look at.er tbe finance? of his
protege, Maximilian, but M. Laiglais refused
for tome tune to accept the portfolio tendered
him, unlrss the pilva'e erprnillinrea of Maxl
miium were much reduc-d. He Ina'.ly r.ocvited.
however, bat hrs not made himself fully ae-
qra nted with the arduous auuci of ! post
when he died.
Rrmorcd Airrst of tbe 11,500,000
Kob':r.
A rumor Is afloat in the stieet this afternoon
that a butcher overheard a eoaversatioa betwcti
two persons whom he took to be thieves, that
be caused their arrest, and that tho toads, or a
partlon of them, stolen from Mr. Lord, were
found in a stable up town. We give the rumor
rs we find it on the street, without vouching for
its truth, but upon Inquiry tail morniug at
Police Headquarters oar reporter was iafarmed
that no a.rest bad been made, and if there bai
been the I articoiara eould not bo given ior puu
llcatioa. JY, f, Qmrmnfai Mvtiiiar, Uth,
THIRD EDITION
WVSIIIJVO TON.
b'peckU Dtfpatchet to The Evening Telegraph.
Washinotok, March 15.
Aflalrs on ttae fieorgia Sea Ialanln.
Br'sadlef-Seueral Tilso", Ass'stant Comrali
aione? for the Sti3 o'Cro.-g'a, reorti to Majo:
Gencial O. 0. Howard, under date of Augusts,
March 6, that he has 'jest letf.vrd from a tour
emoog the Bcj Islane's, end Is gratified to state
that, with but a few vo'anoiiant e.c3ption9, all
the qrr-t'.ors between tl)3 f:c:dmen oa the
Islands and the former white rcsldenti have
been amicably cettltd. In many Instance i fje
femer residen'3 bave reii-.ued to their home?,
be'nj welcomed by the .'::cd people not ka i -g
grants of land, wbo have gone to work for good
w:-3:s, and rre happy a id cont3ntcd.
V je Commi- ioner a' .o alatea that a savin; to
the Coveirmeat ol f.om b;t thousand to e1;ht
thousand iat;ops per month br.i been eircjl:,
He states, l'kewiee, that labor b rcerci and eom
mrnds a veiy Ugh pi ;ce, aid is of te op'nlon
that tho fie dmon would be much beli:r off at
Oje end of tr's or fie nel je:?, t j go to work
forwajti tian attempt to cu'tlvato tho Ir.at'.i
ss'jed tVjiwif'i the inr.lcquato means at
the'? comnrric1. The Comn'nsioner further
retiatrks tjat the rea! want of the Bareia in tho
Stat? ?s a suflicient mi1it?ry fores to i r.ure the
prompt a'.ret of c.lminrls, and ench ei organi
zation of tbe Ucr;:d Siat-s coavti r.i aha'l
enable tbe P"cp"e, whit; rci b'.a:, to stand on
r a equaUiy be ore ibe law f r.1 to obtc.in jn'jtic?.
A BIr1u Embassy.
IbeE'n'of Be'iumbas sent a special em
bassy to TVarihir." ton to announce Id or? C jv.?r.
ment h!s acce-f:on t3 the tbrone of that king
dom. li;o embe.ssy cirs"s.'s of Csceral do Beeu
lieu, with two aids and a tcr.et :j.
Breech-I.oadlne Anna.
The Cove . r ment Conimilice oa Br: ;ch-loal' 13
3r) now In .e-e'lon here, tave 1 ..ued tro
fj'lowiEg rroi,.jsme to !ive3tor3 and coa-
tin'.s:
Kjch frm wMl bet'ken ap"t by the Jnven'or ot
h 1 2ut, ana If const, lo'ion end oparut'oa li- lv
explained 10 tbe llord. At ' je s ro : mo, a w.'t n
cnpi on ti i n r n, lo. 10.. 1 its bpe. al
111 . ta, p;. -ntc tti, etc., Bhouiu be .n.i sh.U for
tbe r .ords 01 "ie Lo vd.
Al'erasui .b!o number cf a: ns eball bare bnen
exa-nmed, . le L 1 -a w.ll proe a to tbe ai oaal.
r-id test tb' r work'off nua uad for this Dir..
no e rch goa w U bj fired, by tbe p.on submii..B.r
a, 101 iris iran l'jj um
111. Af.er all the aics have been subra'it-d to
tb's pr' Vminar examination and '.t, fso Uo"-d
wi'l select tno"e eeemed most snliablo lor lie m il-
arv . :rvice. and tnbi;ct tbiin ti mrtber tejt in toe
banas of soldiui3. by lir.uir, ler ranie, v curncy.pen-
etratlon, and rapidity; and tor stioutband endur-
BB-e py mine mcrcaMiug cuarsri.
IV. lhe uuoMirn of calibro wiH bo dotc.ipined bv
the Board alter tbo conFliicration of tha expos imonn
bv this and loreiu uovornmeuts ou t'ns sr.bject.
Hie Hoard will, however, voiily by actual tital the
conclesions arrived at.
V. Each person will s'ato. fn wrlt'nu. tho lowct
price at wbiab his arm will be lurninh' d by hiuv.ell',
or tbe rate per ibou-and at wb.cb he will a'low the
t.ovornment to make thom. Xncie propo e' wi'l
be izade (cparately.jon forms to be funlshed on
applieation, and will be directed, Be.i'- f, to the Itc
coroer of the Hoard, and fndorsod "Proposals for
lurmBtiiiiK Dreecli-loauini; arms," and will be opened
at such iiiao as tbe Boar d may direct.
Ttae Secretary of tbo Treaanry and tue
comptroller.
As tlif? controvti3y telwcea the Secretary of
tbe Trc:.sury and the Comptroller, with regard
to Iranc'al mr.tior'?, atiraiis moeb a'.tcntlon, it
may bo of Intcrc3t to lea.a tbat tbs !i.w pvovidci
that the Comptrciler ahall be appointed blbe
President on tbe reeommcndc'.ion of tbsScers
t?:y of the Ticasovy, by and with the consent
of the Senate, and sha'.l bold Lis appointment
for five ycpi"3, urie.g cooaer removci by tho
Pic i" lent upon reseon to b3 cemmuntcatod to
tbe Cerate.
A Bebol Election lnltly Nqnelotaed.
lteL';crce wrs conveyed to the President t
day, of t be e'ccf.on of John T. Monroe as Mayo :
of the c ity of New Orleans. It wiH be rtcollcetoi
tbat Morroe wr.i tho Rebel Mayor of New
Orlrana when tbat city wr.i taken by our forjei
in Arr l, 1S62. ne r3A-eed to submit to tb-r.-rfeiol
autroiity and wr.aj confincl in a fcrl.
Hewai afterwards icier.-ed, and bai continued
outspol enlah'sd sloya'.tjto tbe Cove.nment.
Ite Fresideat tb's evcr-lrg authorised a tole
gtamtobo sent to Goveiaor Wei'."), nnnpetrrz
tho latter to withhold the credentials of eleciioa
;.om Monroe, and tbtis prevent bis aesunipiion
ef the office of Mayor.
From CpMfou!e.
San Ffavcis:o, March Id. It hr.i been stated
that tbe steamer Creflamvs, which arrived here
oa tbo 6tU instant from China, brought edvlc:3
of an advance of from 1011 cents per pound on
te.i. Upon careful iaqn'ry it ls ascertained that
no pnblic advices of this nature were received,
and if such wai tha fact it wes known only to a
few private parties, and not to the geaeral
pubile.
The files ol papers breijat by the Crcflamms
do aot meutton aay pertlcu'e? change in tho tea
mr rket, and the major portion of the tradu dic
er: dit the reported advance.
Steoirsb!p "Caw Jac'n'o" Ea acJ.
New Yori", March 15. The steamer S1.1 Jc
cirib.ot tbe Savacnab line, was burned at he?
dock tbis moreiuj, with five hmndred bales of
cotton and five tbousand barrels of flour. Her
hull, being of Iron, was tiled with water, but
all her wood-work wai de-troyc L
The "Africa" Signalled.
Uawfax, March. 15. The steamer ASica,
from Llvei pool, ls below. Her dates will be tD
the Cth Instant, ia Queenstowa.
Accident to. Iileut.-Commasd-i CnsHtt5.
W i-irrt tn learn that dnrin tho visit ot tho
IrnzaBter at Hilo an leii.naa.3 aecldent befel
Lieutenaat-Conmander CeshinfT. A patty ot
the ofliarr vera ea ov'at an oxcarsion to tae
crater of Kllauea, which hrs been quite active
lately, and when aerr tbe cai;?-nonse Lieu
tenriit ('Khinrr'. iioi'fce feil and rolled on hire,
breakiip his collar-bone. The Is'andi have
been Tisited by a very severe storm, fortunately
of snort daratiun. CaDtain Hentiaaaaa, of tbe
Itreneu barciao Ddy, committed suicide near
nuuuilil, Ul IUO ItlUVl .uuni j , Ml .
aim with a razor. He is auppoeed to have been
laboring nnder temporary insanity. llomo'.v.M
Ummi,xm Adoeritner, January au,
FROM BALTIMORE TO-D&Y.
Ino Fealasi Mcatloar a Fallnre-Onlr 820
Mobnerlbtd- Important Iel1on, Ifcta.
tpttial Dqatoh lo Ae Smig TtlffrafiK IS3
Baltimopb, March 15. The Fenian meeting,
last night, though tolerably well attended, was
rather a failure. Some small subscriptions were
made to the loan tto t:n-doliar Fenian binds
were taken. It looked as though the honrst
Irishmen present smcllcd a rat, and could not
ece ckorly as an equivalent for their mouey the
liberation of Irelpnd. Ihey want:d a e;ia?antee
tbat tho Head Centre? and pri ne movers, in
cluding Train, O'AIahony, aud others, would do
what they promised. More then half tbe aud1
enc3 left b?fore the meeting adjournrd. lao
orato;s were subsequently serenaded at tbe
Lutaw Houfe, and Tra'i mcle a characto.'stlc
ap'-rch. Ihey are all off to day, ratber c'ls
t'Med. liio Ball'more and Ohio Ea: .oad Comp" ly
have reduced tbo f"ei;bt ou coal ojo do'iur
prr tor.
By a recent decision of the Maryland Court of
Appeals, it has been decided that all appoint
menfs of Justices of tho Peace by Goveraor
B. ad lord, not previously el"ctd undor tbe olii
Constitution, ore i! eal, vncjustUuiioual, and
their r.:l8 null end void.
THE ALLEGED CHILIAN PRIYATEER.
Application for tho Dlaebarge of tbo
Meant r " Meteor" upon Bon Letter
from Secretary New artl Remarks of
tbe Aanletaut Plutrtet Attorney aad
Counsel for Claimant, Eto.
Tbecpse of the tlsumahin K'.'.-a', seized hi
the Goveinment for alleged vioi.Uion of the
neutrality laws, came npyeiterday in the Unl;l
8 ates D.Btrict Court beioie Judje Beits. Messrs.
William M. hvarls aud Josepb 11. cnoa.s ap
peared for tbe owners of tue vejsol, and Mr.
Caoate moved, under tho slxlietb rule of tbe
Court, for the uppointment of appraisers to re
poit to the Corrt tbe value of tue vessel, with a
vi3W oi ravng aer aouvcrea to ner owners on
boud. The ruie refeired is as follows:
In caes of tenure of property in behalf of the
United Stales, an appraisement for the purpose
ot bondin? the same, may bo bad by any pirty
in iniercst on Riv'n?; one dsy's previous notice
oi motion bofo -3 tbe court, or the jud'je io vaca
tion lor the aooointvent of aparaiseu.
Mr. Courtney, As.istant Urited States District
Attorney, who appeared lor tbe Government,
raid that he could lind no authority tor fie
action contemplated by tbis r oaoa, except th
Reneralrule of the Cour;, founded on tbe Reve
nue Act of 1791); and boadin-r could not be de
manded in cr.ses of alleged violation of the neu
trality laws. Ia tbe course ot tbe objections of
Mr. Courtney, he said thcio was oue which
would be latil to this motion. It wf.t found in a
le .'er l.om the otato Depar ment to the P'sti .ct
Ailo.aey. The Spanisu Minisler had made an
application to Mr. Seward thai tho bouJint
Siiould not be peiniittsd. The letters were ra.;0.
bhe followiaj is Mr. Seward's:
D.ZP4BTMENT OV tST .TE, W ASlIINGrOJT, MsrcU
10. S?r: 1 eivo von uorowith a copy of a nofs
which 1 bave,iii',t had the honor to receive liombis
excellency, Mr. TE.na, tho Mimsr of Spain, in
which he s:V3i that he Indyie3d tbat the owners
of tbe Mtlfr bavo applied I ) tho District Court lo.- a
release of that vc::el under peciirity. An annlica-
tion dpi heretotoro bcon made to tbo l'rrsiuent to
favor such a prcceodmg. It hns ben cousidored
wiilij:ce remit followln, viz.: I'bafc the Kieculive
autboiity finds no sufllcient grounds lor intrierina'
witn tbe dne rnd the n enlar couise of tbe admuiis
tra.lon of juslics. It is oxpeoted, therefore, that
you will t.;ke suc'j cou; :e iu regard fo the prc:eai
question p.s shall bo tcit ealculu'd to mniutu'.n the
neutrality laws of tbo Untied fjldtaa, tn thoir lull
lorce and virtue.
. I rm, with muah re.pcct, your ol;?dlent sorvant,
William 11 isewaud.
Tbe Hon. Dnrlol S.Dickinson, Unitad Slates Dis-
tuct AUerncy, Kew lork.
Mr. Courtney opposed tho release of the ves
pel, drela.'ng tbat it would be mere cvaron of
tbe neulrality laws, and a breach of faith, that
would result in allowing her to cuiso aninst
tbe commerce of Spr.in tor Chili.
Mr. Evp:ts argued at length in favor of tl'.e
motion. It was, he contended, a quntion for
tbe sole decision of thecoutt. The will of the
State Depp: tmeat or of tbe Executive can"ot
properly intervene in such a manner ps to effect
the result of aay judicial action, ldelettorof
trie Secretary, wiitch wps relied ou to pre
vent the toudir?, could not Justly be given any
n eb t orsUuct'on; for it was simply enjoined l i
tbat document that tbe regular admin stration
a id conduct of this cane be left to the court.
The cla'mants were entitled t r bond tbo vcjse',
he claimed, bv statute and rnde tbe rules o! the
Court, and cited tho laws of 1783, 1792, 1818.
and lCi7 to show that in all cases a vessel under
seizure could be so released. The appHcaiion
of tbe law in the mo' t criminal cases those of
B'ave-'r.'.dci's, of smugglers and of other per;ons
under the gieatest and pravct suspicion wes
plain, and not to be denied. But in tbis crso tt
would be especially oppressive not to deliver tho
vexel to her ownrvs, who were known aad
highly respectable merchants. It was mot that
they might ovade trial, but in pursuance of tho
rule of universal interest and duty to all con
cerned, by which the conrt have determined
that property shall not be destroyed by the con
tinuance of litigation, when it can be replaced
by what shall answer for its value.
In conclusion, he said that to insist, as the
Lhtrict-Attorney had done, that under the "inti
mr.tiou' so called, of the Government, the
Couik shoald bo restricted from doing Its daty,
wrs to ask that there should be Judicial usurpa
tion. The power of tbe Exccutlvo would extend
to tho prompting of the prosecuting officer, tbe
withdrawal of a suit, or the stoppage of a vessel
tbat she miht bo bonded. All interests would
thus bo protected. The claim that to bond tho
vc-el would amount to a license to commit hos
lililire, wr.s esaeited to be without the slightest
foundation, since for cause new bonds could be
imposed.
bee D'ali'.ct'Attorney insisted upon hi objec
tion. The Con: rcseived its dec sion. N. Y.
World.
NEWS FROM EL PASO.
Jnarea Still on tho Frontier Tho 1.1 be.
rals Confident cf Material Aid from tbo
United State Ttae Orteja Faction
Stubborn, Ete.
Paso dkl Nobte, Mexico, February 16. No
ews from the interior ef this section of tbe
country. President Juarez and Cabinet aro si.ll
ul this place, waiting tor '-something totiua up."
They are b! ill confident of receiving men and
means from tho United States. Why the French
commander at Chihuahua does aot assume the
ofleneive is inexplicable, there bein; no enemy
ia the State except the force under Juarez at
this point. It may be, inasmach as the constitu
tional term of President Juarez expired on the
leth of November last, and as he has issued a
decree extending bis own term of office and out
lawing General Gcazalei Ortega, who elaises to
be President of Mexico under the Constitution,
the Liberal party will taconie divided through
out the coualry. This is probably the reason for
leaving Jaarez undisturbed here, for If the
French were to evacnate the Republic to-morrow
a new civil war wonld immediately rage between
the Juarist and Ortega oartlci.
A fair bold at Portland,Malne, last week, fo?
tbe benefit of tbe freedmen, realized $10,000. ,
PHILADELPHIA M. E. CONFERENCE.
BEVENTYNIXra SESSION.
SECOND DAT'8 PROCEEDINGS.
Sr. Geobok's CutacH, I
TnuitspAY ilotiM.va, Marco 15. f
At 8 o'clock the Conforence wis called to order by
BiMiop .Atiu Tho ovi'Uinff religious ceremonlos
were commenced bv tbo rr.ulinc of tue 4tu oUa.tsr
cf Lpheuaii, by Key, Will am MoCooinbt. f lie
confutation tben joined iu Sluing the hymn com
ructiciur, "The Savior, k:m t3 Itoav-n he rose
In Splendid triumph o'er bis focsi '
wlilch wns followed by an elcjuout prayor by Mr.
UcC oonib-".
lhe c-'le.irs, ciiolr, and body of the cbarch were
filed w.tu as all ntive aud kdcs. principally com
po.tdof Isdiei. The two ceut-e blocks of powj are
retr ucd lor the uieipsr) et the Coufetenoe, which
Lody is one ot g.iat d'tuuy, and is c impeded of me a
ot bl';h a a'-id.ng; end maca talent. In-imacti r.i
tb's is bo Censrrry c oul .ence, it is regarded by
tbe dciioir'ration a.tb special -itore:t.
Ibe roll of Sonte; jnce ws then called by the
f?rc:ein-y, Par. K. U. Tutihon, altir wr-ioti tuo
Joi". nrt of be previors day wrs read and approved
Dr. Cur v, ei'tor of tho Cnriatum AJjoa'e mnd
Jujruattl Mew York. Rev. Mr. bnisrt, B'jnntof tne
Ladles' Cen' nir.y C'ona'ti-s ot New Yot-k, and
Piv i,.--nuel Dura, ef Las.and, were lutrodU' ad to
the Conicrcn' a.
l'cv. :. Alwoodr.-qnes'ed that Kit. Dr. Dnrbtn,
Eev. Mr. Jobuson, Me irs. Wright and liana bs
add 1 o the Cautonai y Comar.tica, wb:oa was
g. mti'd.
A tries of rrrolnt:ons referr.ns to tbe d'yisioa of
rbe i bl adclMa I onleicnwe, wr.s read, aud, oa mo
tion, wes laid upon tie :b
Cn motion ol iter. Vr. Qulploy, the mo.ion to lay
on the table was ic:oiiRldcrcd, and 'be resolutions
trade ibe order of the duy immediately uftor tho o.'ll
ot tbe tjiewai'ds.
1 ho tobow Be are the resolution!:
Itktolvtd, 1. ibat tb:a Coutereuce will divide at tbe
pr ent cesion.
h':otvrd, 2. Tbat wo divldo by the S"at3 l'no be
tween l'cimsylvruln, Delaware, anil Maryland.
Jn case tbis it not a4optd, thl
l!enolvrd. We d-vide by a lira r jnnlaa '"iron eh the
ci.y ot x b''adelphia io tho Sjfqt-er-inna, so as to
v.ve to etch CoBfr-icPce, rs nrarly as pcMble, aa
tnua1. skare f fio Uraueal ability, inml.juU)p, eta.,
oi tbo present Conterenue.
By peioiisr'.on of the Conference, Vr. Oultley
withdreiv tae queetiau of rrcorsideration tr tha
i;i.'..eDt, to bo brought np at some subsequent session
et ibe body.
Key. S. L. Giarey was appoln'od additional
As? tant Secret jr.
Tlio hour of 10 o'clock Inving- arrived, tho resa'a?
order oft lie ay, wbica was tko c 't ol the Sla ards
to report tho snns collected mr t lie support ot super
aauiiited n'tDinfrt, or tbeir widows and orpburs,
wi '""tea ap. ibis Is parolya benevolent mnd,
riw d by tbo various churches within tne Wonudi of
tbe Couferepcs. The rc elt provd tbat the de-
Bor"iua on bud fuithfatly perioimed their daty in
th s respect.
lhe calling of the vaiious churches occnplod a
larfe poitioa ot the ccsion, and though douotiesa
ciir.i t. on of pteat Importance, was not of (tenoral in.
terost. being fimplv tbo roport of the pastors of tbe
r mo lints r,ns-d in their particular cbarires.
A couimumra'ion was rrcoived from a number of
laairi tequc' tmr tho Conference to tsko Into con
liaeiation the prop.ietv of otab'inbinsr a female
lenrtia.y nnder tbe auspices of the Piitladolpira
Conlorencs.
i be report of tha Treasurer of the Contoaarz Com
ml tje wes received, and wrs read by iho S-eret:.ry.
The Bfawerds word autborird to d.-w upon tun
fjnd fvr f. 12 ?0, to bo applied as d.:m;d most judl
cfors by tbem.
lfav. W. n. Ciav, Presidios; Elder of tho Resdin?
District, made a ststoinont in reirnrd to tbo oondi
icu ot bis cberee. Tbo Pf.tors of iho varioi s
cbu'cbes were iben called, aud ropor.ed tno 8 it: of
tbe ciiuicbos end tbe coulr. bullous from each.
Cba'B?s bavin? been mado aara'nst the Kiv. Itr.
rpMoriield a cotP'mtfse was appointed to iuven:
gute the nu'tir. Key J. D. Curtis w? clioiou chair
man of tbe Court and a number of minis. era wero
appointed at the Couit.
Itov. Jo'cpb Ca;'e. D. D., reaortrd tho
Eontli I biladelphia D.itrict, of wlncu bo Is tbe
1 re .lain t tlUe". to be iu a ve.-y prosperous con
diliou. Ibe reports of the vevinus pas ton sliowed
tliat the contributors to the n 'sc, nonary aud edin
cation lunds had larrely iucrea:cd.
itev. T. J. Thompson, Presidfne; Eldor of the
"Htonuisnic., reporisa ast .is oi pio penty in nis
district, 'lha pnsto. j reported an iacrt.vo of contri
butions n uot ot the onurcb-s.
Kev. J. A. Hnscey r.'qi'cstcd that his re'atioa with
the Confrrentj bo changed i itliutof suporBUT.ei'tti,
wit' out apnolntmrnt,
Kev. A T. Kcott v.s cbanred to sppernnn"tary.
11 y. ti. I'aihrsoa was made bi-.peinumci.try, w.tb
rnnnintmuDt.
' Vrrioi's rnourciren's of Conimltfecs and rl!
t ous n:etir' s wcie rend, end trie pailors ot the
aji.oi'S cbr .jhes of other drnoinina ons yy,re r-
c ues'od to apply to the Comuuu:e oa Kui:sious tx
r3"s.
A .t:r s'r ' inc tbe doxoloey and tbe pronounrine
ol be bjDcdic .ou tiy Ur. 1 irtila, tue Uuote. 'iicor i
jo:". nfld.to meet tbis evarine at St. Ueorpe's CUurcU,
to I Hit su to tbe 6f..non ol tbe ltev. T. C. ilarphy,
upon the subject of Sabbath bcbouls.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
ComT op QuAttTEB Sesstons Judae Ludlow.
In tbe caso of John S. I'star, who wa before
tt.e court yestfrday, in coar.cction witb the
c- e of one 1'rauk Clatk, who had been arreted.
and bound over for picking tbe pocket of Mrs,
Rsb'nson, Judge Ludlow said, that upon reflec
t on and examination ol the law, be had con
c'uded to bold the defendant in $15,0C0 bail to
p-'rcr at court tbe charge of persuading a wit
ness net to appear at court to tostily, thereby
obstiueiine the course of iustice.
Wi'lirm Stroud and Wi'son Carlisle were
er"?gcd with the la-ceny of a pair of boots and
a p'stol.vRlued at Siil, the property of Caleb Mil-!-r,
Third and Arch streets. Stroad, in who:a
i: resion the property was foaud, pleaded
gailty. Carlisle, pon trial, was acquitted.
bae tame defendants anon another bi'l were
cr arccd with tbe larceny of a pair ot boots, and
five t'o'lars in copper coins, and six plated
s"ver apoocs, tbe property of and a'olen from
Joseph G. Fowler. Mleventh street, below
Market. Eoase of tk's property was found In the
pees:. sion of each of the defendants, and fa'ling
t j show that they had oome by it in a proper
manner, tbe juiy convierea potn oi taem.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Office of thk Eveniko Te'-joraph, )
Thursday, March 15, 18tiC. j
Tbe Stock Market was lens a:ilve this
morning, but prices steady. C oveiaaaont bones
are firmly held at a faiVac? r.dvance. Ca of
1CE1 sold at 10'i; 103J 3 W1 for 6-20s; W fo.-
7'30:; aad 901 for IC iC:. City loans arabetts-.
New City s Bold at 91$Q02, aa advance of J.
Railroad skarca continue tee most tctive on the
list. PeadiDg sold largely at 6050-91, a slight
decline; Catawisca preferred at 2S;30J, acic-
cl'ne of J; common do. at 2.', ro change; Phila
delphia and Eilo at 2CJ, no cfcr.r;r;e; Penn?jlva-
n!a Railroad at f 5, no rhango; Norristowa et 6!,
no charge; and Lehh. Valley at C2, no change;
11(14 w3 bid for Cratden and Amboy; 23J for
Little Echiylkill; 35 for Noitb Pennsylvania;
26 for Eimlra commcn; 39 icr preferred do.; and
41 for Noitbeia Ccctia1.
City Paenger Railroad stares contiau dnlL
Hestoavillo sold at 37333, an rdvanco of 1J;
72i wan bid for Second and Tb'.rl; i. for Fifth
and Biith; 25 for Gtard Collige; and 61i for
Tenth and Eloventb.
Rank shares eontiaue ia food demand. Com'
merc'.al ao'd at 65. 2Ci was bid for No: tb Amo
rlca; 10 for Pliiladelph'a; 123 fo? Farmers' and
Mechanics'; 2SJ lor Mechanics'; ICO for Keaeinj
torn; 52 for Girard; 31 for Manufacturer:' and
Mechanics'; 62 for Co jamou wealth; CJ for Corn
Exchange; and CO for Union.
Canal shares are rather better. BchnylkiTl
Navigation preferred sold at 282S$, am ad
vance of i; and Susquehanna Canal at 12, a
tlifht advance; 22 was bid for Schuylkill Navi
gation commoa; 61 for Lehigh Navigation; 114
for Morrii Canal preferred; 33 for Delaware Divi
sion; and 53 for Wyoming Valley canal.
In Oil shares there was little or nothing doing.
Jersey Well sold at '.
Coal shares contlnuo dull. St. Nicholas sold
at 30, an advance ef 21; said to bo a canard.
New York aad Middle at 6; and New Creek at 1.
The New York 27me this mornins; says:
"A ccond or collateral Influences beeins
to be folt upon tho general Htjck Exehanie
deallres, which are Increases in volome
aad strengthening ia prices. The New
York I'sn and Reading aad the Wester roads
had a further advance yest:rday, and while the
speculation fluctuated llpar cent, in the after
noon, the pieva'Mug temper of the market ls In
the directtou or firmness. iue Joint resolution
moved by Mr. Shermairyesterday is received as
an index of the feeling in Congress agAinst any
Immediate disturbance of tho (freenbaek cur
rency, which it 'i found, Tsv tho experience of
Ibe last few months, ran appreciate an 1 cold
he-tie down, without contraction, and on tho Im
proved exchanges of tho country. Th conse
quent accumulation of sold at this commercial
cen'ro 's such that even if the exchauges should
Ui.n later ia the serson, there is an abundant
purpluj for expoit alter the cotton and other
produrs bills are found to be inadequate for the
settlement of fore'n balauces."
The New York Tribuns this morning says:
"Money shows increasing easo end la treelr
offered at 6 per cent., with a good many trans
rctiona at 5 per cent. Commercial paper nn
chang d. The hesitation of Congress to act
upon the loan bi'l, and the disposition shown to
force the lireret ry to pay off his temporary
loans, promise to make money on call exceed-
inglv abundant and to a! .niulate stock and cold
speculators into great r.etlvity."
The Chlcr2or'!)Tie save: "The Monev Mar
ket to-day is reported to be less btrineent than
yesterday, but itssttll clos;. There is, however,
no partleu'?' preesare. except in one or two in
stitutions, where the linea of discount ar nn-
uitiaHy larse. Tbe rates ot discount ar steady
at It) per cent, per annum-at the banks, and 16$ 1
percent, per month on the street. Eastern ex
change continues scarce and firm at p.nr buyin?.
ana i-iu premium renin, rouna lots were eold
by banker. to er.rh other at a premium of 70
cents per thousand. "
The Cincinnati Gazel's says:
"The Mouey Market exhibited no new feature
on Saturday. The demand wes not prc38io2, but
the marked worked close, and rates of interest
were film at 1C12 cents In the regular way, and
1518 cents lor good name, in the open market.
Exchange svas in gocd demand and tiraiatSO
cents premium buyiug, and 1-10 premium selling.
Gold c'.o-ed at 130i bjjinT, and 131- selling."
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Kcportod by De Haven & Bro., Mo. 40 S. Third streot
FIRST BOARD
C,00U 8 6 81.. re If 1) 103 h Roidinif 60
i
$;9:0Citv us new.i's 91
ffrtO do irnu9t!
HOT 4o.. new.. o 9li
Sr"i00 do 9U
S2.1i.i0 do o C2
S7 ,3 o. ...i5wn 92
2tgsk IlcMtonv..lof 371
Vl.h co I5C3
DO sh Jersey Well.. 1
ICO ah do oJ0 60
It.) ah do o 601
2C3fh do.s6wni50 81
87 ah do...transf 6ft
Uth du.transt.o 60
K3slt 410 o OOt
It J sh do 60?
J00 all do..L3U ,.6)-94
1 D Bh do 6
KJsli do... b80. .01-94
100 do s) 61V
Ills do....siJ0.GD-6i
KOsti do... o 6)s
lOHh da baa 6t4
:00 sb do 60i
10 sb Coml Ilk 65
0h StNch C1...0 CJ
Clsh New Croetc... 1
103 shN Y& Mid...
KD ih l ata com. .lots ?1
2 3sa fata lots r,0;
100 sh Sch K. pt.b30 ?3H
: .o bu uo. ., vi
ICO fill Susq Cuu..bC) 12
8 "b Peru li e 65
lo sit ao n
30 sh Norri9town.-.5 64
10 sh lhlirti V.... 6i
I . )sh l'h.& E....b5 20Ji
PIIILAD'A GOLD EXCHANGE QUOrAllONS.
10 A.M 131 12 M 130?
11 A. M 131 l I P. M 131
Harfeii, Durskt & Co. quote as follows:
Buying. StWnj,
. 1.10 1 131
American Gold
American Silver, 4a and j 125
128
American Silver Dimos aud llaif Dimes 121
PeuuKvlvania Curreuoy
Jew York i-xcnauKe 1-23
123
i
par.
Philadelphia Trade Report.
TntTESDAY, March 15. rke iaactlvlty noted in the
Brcnds.r'i Merket lor wooks pest still eonliuuos.
Supplies of Flour cone la slowly, and good brands
are held fltmiy at ysterclay's flfares. There ts no
sbipplnar demand, rnd only 73 bbls. ware taken
for tiie supply of tbe homo etistamers, within tue
ranee cf 802fiJ57 25 for supo.flne; $7-. jfgt 25 for
extras; 25 lor low pi ad e aud choice aorth.
wes' "n ax'ra mmMv; oZiilQ 3 for Ponasyivaaia
aud Ohio do. ; and "SUl'i lor .ancy lo'8, according
toqtialitv. lhere f notaing doiair in Rye Flour
or l orn M'.'.l, and prio.a are nominal.
Tbare :s no .al lag off in taa dtiuand for primo
M'bc at, but thero la very Util of tUta description
ofieiltig. 12i0 busb. fair eid varr choice lots sold
wnhin tbe rane oi f2 10n2tr); winta may bo
quo'cd at (2 ZOjii 70 ; 600 buh. Penasylvan'i Rye
sold at (5a. Corn meets a llinttod inquiry, and
bat apain dcatfued one cant bush. Sales of 6a
40CO bush, sellow at GHo. afloat, and 07030. in store.
Oats are fn atjadr demand, and further solos of
Pennsylvania are reporce l at 49 t50o. bush.
Cloverseed soils at eVC. ,J 50; limothy at $375(13
4, and Flaxseed at 82 75.
W bikv is very quiet. Small calcs of Pohnsyl
vania at f 2-2c2 28.
rhiladlphia Cattle Market.
Ihuesday, March 15. 1 horo Is very little de
n.-nd for Btef Catile th's week, and pric:s have
."alien or, Abont 10C1 head ririved and sold at from
lT'.V-O for extras; 18514 Jo. for ta'r to good; and 10
(K12Jc. $ pound for common, as to qual.ty. The
following rre the particulars of tbe ta'es:
C3 head P. Mclillen, Lancaster coonty, 12516 J.
65 " P. Uatbaway, t,anastar eounty, firflfti.
60 " Me i'n a- a'lar & Co , Lancaster co , 13;?15.
20 " Fooney & Brother, Iauo. eo. 7(u)7J, gross.
60 ' H. tbafn, Laac istsr county, 12 a;15
fJ " 3. Mci)ln, ChM sreud Westjra, 1210,
n " Y. wst, Pennsylvania, 1114.
t " A. Kennedy, Pennsylvania, 1115.
"j " Joba Bayno, Chester ooanty, l?fe;14
47 " UUaiaa 4 Hoohn an, I inaes'eroo.. 14318,.
100 " Moo mi y ft bmith, Pennsylvania. 11&13.
18 " L. l.-auk, Lanastar eoBBty, 1814.
77 " Khoml sre ft l.ank, Lancastar co , 13215'.
81 " J. 8. Kirk, Lanerstar county, 1416.
i$ " Dryfoos k Brother., La no. co., f (tb, gross. 1
10 " Fiurm & Co., Chester eouaty, 7(o 7). fross.
14 " Hope fc Co., Lancaster county, 13414.
80 " James Aull, Vyestei, 7'8. gross.
llor 1 ric s have adveneca tto. the 1:3 lbs. 1430
brut eold at the different yards at troas $1315 tbe
100 ib-. net.
Cows r-e dull and lower. 12 h"id sol at $3030
for Sp.imrers, aad ft .'a 75 fr bead tar Wi cb 1 owa.
Ph.erl'ic". lavs lailea off. 8C30 h'ad arrived
red oid at Cfe8s. per lb. gross, t to quality.
Market by Telegraph.
Naw Yoaa, Maroh 35. Floar fa qnlet but un
changed; Ctt) barrets told. Wheat arm. Corn
stiady. Oats dull. Beef steady. Pork arm aad
hicher, at t.'8 25 lor Men. Lard firm, at 18; aJlS Jo .
V blsky dull and uache.aaed.
Nkw Tobk, March 155. Stocks are eotter. Gold,
131. t bicacro and I Rook Island, 107Ji N. .T. Can
tral, 93j; Illinois CentrM, 129; Micbiaan Southarn
(rarantrai, 1 3; Ueadina, 3U1J ; Caaiou 4j: Missouri
t, 78; Kite r- lroadb3; Five-iireutiea, 1SCI, 108i ;
U. S. 6s, 1S.1, re , t7j freaiary TC)J. Ed series,.
171; do.. Kt cer eii, l(,9i; t'levafand A Plltsbarg,
78i; Piitiharir. Fort Wayne aad Cbioaga, 911; Chi
cago and Northwestern. 41).
At a recent fancy dress bait in tbe Tuilerlet,
the great success of the sveuiag was a quadrlllo
in wtii oh the gentlemen were dreseed a leopards,
and the ladies as gazelle).