THE DAILY ETENINfe TELEGtlJUg.frfllLADBLPmAy FRIDAY, MARCH 26, ' I860.
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FIFTH EDITION
PENNSYLVANIA MILI
TARY CLAIM BILL.
IT PASSES THE HOUSE OF HEP
RESENT ATIVES .
$700,000 TO BE REFUNDED TO
THE STATE.
Hpeelal to Tbe Evening Telegraph.
The bill to refund seven hundred thousand
dollars to Pennsylvania for the payment of her
militia ofl863 hag Just passed the House. Ayes,
); nays, 36.
EUROPE.
CLEANINGS FROM THE PAPERS.
THE PRIVATEER SCARE IN SPAIN.
GEORGE N. SANDERS IN TROUBLE.
FENIAN FACTS AND RUMORS
THE CHILIAN WAR.
Sailing of Peruvian Iron-Clad for
the i'aclllo rue trlvateerlnc male,
Madrid (March 0) Despatch to London Press.
It is stated that the Peruvian ships Independence
and IJuitBcar nave proceeded direct to tbe taeiBo,
lor the pui pose of taking- tart in the approaching
straggle between Spain and Uio allied republics of
Chili and fern.
ALAKM OV SHIPOWNERS TBAN8FEBES CB OF BP AN"
IB1I TBA1XE.
From the Bayonne Courier.
The oclaration of war against Spain by Pern has
bad a most ptejudicial ellect on tho trade of the
lenmBu'a. febipowners are so a'artned at the idea
of l'ernvian cruisers that they retuso to take frenrhts
for Cuba and I'orto Rico, Spanish merchants con.
scqueutly appear disposed to charter vesse under
foreign flajrs.
from the Bilboa Jimrac Bat.
The trade Hi corn has been stopped by the scarcity
of proper vessels lor tbe voyage to Cuba, and our
speculators, seeing the difficulties of obtaining Span
ish ships at a moderate freight, have begun to enrage
those umier foreign Haas. Though this plan imposes
goods to an impor. duty of forty reals, there is some
compensation in the moderate freight charred, ani
the payment ot a premium of insurance against war
risks is avoided.
DOINGS OF THE FENIANS.
HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS.
From the Dublin Freeman's Journal, March 10.
During too entire of fuisday, Wednesday night,
and Ihursday morning, the police ot tne several
divisions were out in search of arms, ammunition,
etc , and lor what was most desired reliable infor
mation concerning hyphens, who It is firmly be
lieved by those bet informed on the subjoot, is still
in Dublin. Up to the present none of the rides,
nvolvers, etc , said to tave been in the possession of
the Fenians in large quantities in the oity, have been
discovered, and athounh all kinds ot rumors are
afloat, tbe whereabouts oi the Head e'en-re continues
to be a profound secret, althoueh persons in all kinds
of tiicnuise have been lor tbe pat monta trying to
become entitled to the 10C0 oirerod for Bucn infor
mation as wonld lead to bis arrest, or to tbe 1000
oil' red lor his apprehension Amonpst those seeking
the rewards are reputed Koniaus. but who, because
ot the rapucitv of "tho boss," are kupt as ignorant
as other people of his movements.
Flanlsm In Koine.
THB AMERICAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS IX
frTRCCTfcD, UY THE POPE TO DENOUNCE THIS
HOVSMKNf.
Mome (ilairch 8) Correspondence London Times-
I think it worth while to return to the subjeot of
1'cnianism in Home, particu any after a conversa
tion with a highly respectable Irish ecclesiastic
He, too, bad hoard of tbe existence of this spirit in
the Irish College, but knew aotoiug from his own
obteivation; it might be 'so, nay, was likely, and
that young men had expressed themselves warmly,
lie bad beard, too, of an cllbrt being mude to create
an impro-tsion on tne mind of tbe fops, "but
they'll get nothing by it," he added; 'His dolino-s
cannot depart from a principle he bus once laid
dowa and made known." 1 wo years have e apsed
since tbe American bisnops, of wuom there aro
about thirty-live, wroie that is to say, a tow of
them to Home tor instructions how to act towards
the sect then rising into existence. The answer, as
might have been expected , dnected that it stiou a be
discountenanced. Mnce then, only four of tuo Ro
man Catholic bishops in the United States, and they
re Irishmen, have openly protested against fenian
tsm lliey are tbe Archbishop of at Lotus; the
Bishop of Philadelphia, educated in tho Propaganda;
the liu-hop ot t bicago. educated at Maynootb; and
another whose name I have not. The other bishops,
without expressing any sympathy with Jt, have per
mitted the epidemic to spread. As to the testing
. and action of his Holiness there can be no doubt.
A friend of mine, who lately bad the honor of an
audience, tells me that be spoke to the Pope ot the
disorders which he himself bad i witnessed in
lieland, for which his Holiness expressed great
concern; and was gratified at hearing that bis
communication to ArchnishOp Cullen bad been
received wiJi so much satisfaction by ad
men of order and piety. There are several Irish
lamibea at present in iiomo, Roman Catholics, and
ot eocsldoraole social position, but all approved and
were greatiy relbved at, tbe suspension of tue
babeac corpus act Of Irish ecclesiastics of higo
rank, Dr. Huby, ihe Rector of the Irish colleee and
Mcnsicnori Quin and Muiray, who leave shortly lor
AuKlria. in tbe strongest terms denounce the move
ment Given here, ihuetore, tue purely In9h e e
mcnt, especially if it be of auy social consideration
and ecc-!iatical, reprobates movement opposed
to all laws, human and divine.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
Count Blaanavli and tbe ZIoIatelu Mo
bility. Jierltn (March ) telegram London Timet.
Count flismorkr has forwarded a leply to the re
cent address of some members of tue Ho.sLom tuy
briti. in which besavs:
"1 bsute alreaoy .previously stated that I consid
ered tbe union ot Um. Duchies with tbe Prussian
monarchy to be the nioBt advantageous solutou
possible Respect for .those who signed tbe address
.encourages the King s .Co.vernmeut to make iranti
endeavors to obtain tbe consentoi Austria to this
solution, and to satisly tn . clnims ot Prussia, which
will be-inainiaiued oodera.iv oirouin-.tanoe, insncn
a manner as to res'oie the administrative unity of
the Duchns, aud guarantee iuelr pro-periiy."
Latest Markets for Tclccrapb.
Nkw Vohk March 28 Cotton s ,'oady ; gales of 1000
bales atthu 42e. tor middlings. 1 lonrdull and heavy
for common: sales of 61)00 barrei at uuotianved
Torices- bo u. hern heavy, but uneuaueed, 600 bar
rels sold( Canadian drooping, 800 barrels sold at un
changed prices. Wheat did. ; sales o' 8000 bu.hels at
(2-40 lor now Amber 8tste;Vl'85 for cbaice white
lauada. Corn firm; 8 000 bush. old at 77&o. Beet
steady, rux dull at 25 124 lor M ss. Atrd heavy
tlitalPic Wt.ii.ky duU..
liw 1 obk. March 28 Stocks are steady. Chieio
and Kck Island,; Ilfl; I nuois sC(n ral, 117;
Michigan Soulhsrn. 82; Ny Vork Centnl. i8?t
Reading. 1021 1 Hudton River, 108j ; Virginia 6. 63;
Missonri 6s. 7t: Kne. 8I) Western Union 1'eleirranb
Company, 62 j United fcrat Coupous, 1881. JOtJt
3;mury 7 80s, Vo. Gold, vai.
FOURTH EDITION
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Onr Special Despatches
Washington, March 23.
The Flrat Preaidentlal Levee. -
The first Presidential leyee of the season will
be held on Monday night The previous receptions
at the White House have been held by the
ladies of the President's family.
Senator Dixon.
Senator Dixon Is much bettor this morning,
though not entirely out ol danger.
Qaantrell, or Hot QtiantrellT
The party arrested and brought here as tho
gnerill Quantrell Insists that his name Is Hamil
ton. No marks ot wounds such as Quantrell is
known to have received can be fonnd on the
ptisoner, and it is thought he Is not Quantrell.
The Kewarai for the Aasaaalna.
It has been several times erroneously stated
that the rewards forj detection of the assassina
tion conspirators had been definitely passed
upon by tho War Department The matter is
yet under consideration by the Secretary of
War.
TheJaarlnt Loan.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs were to
have had a meeting yesterday, to consider the
question of the guarantee to the Juarlst loan,
but so little Interest is felt in the question that a
quorum of the Committee were not in attend,
anco. No credence whatever Is placed in Ro
mero's news about the alleged evacuation of
Chihuahua by the French. Tbe military situa
tion In Mexico is known to be entirely lavorable
to tbe Imperialist forces.
A Sew Bevenne Stamp.
The Treasury Department is now printing In
crecn ink a new revenue stamp for imported
cigars, of a very pretty design, and rendered
by an artistic combination exceedingly difficult
to counterfeit.
Muate.
Washington, March 23. Mr. Eiddlc (Del.)
offered a resolution instructing the Sergoaut-at-Aimst
to reserve a portion ol the Semite Gallery
tor the use of Members of Congress and their
wives. Objected to and goes over.
Petitions were presented for equal rights, the
equalization of bounties, and modification of
hi'.eniol taxation on breweries.
llense of .Representatives.
Mr. Priee (Iowa), from the Pacific Railroad
Committee, reported back a bill to aid in tho
construction ot the Kansas and Neosho Valley
Railroad, connecting the Great Lakes, Iowa,
Missouri, and Kansas with Texas and the Gulf
ot Mexico, which was ordered to be printed and
recommitted.
Mr. jUnky (Ohio) Introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, requesting the Secretary of
War to furnish the House with such iiitoruiatiou
as may be in his possession as to the amount ot
money necessary for the improvement of tne
harbor of Maumee bay and Maamee river, at the
city of Toledo, Ohio.
Air. Griswold (N. Y.) introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, Instructing the Committee
on Naval Aflairs to inquire into the propriety ot
locating a Navy Yard on the Hudson river, op
posite the village of Hustings, and to report by
bill or otherwise.
Mr. fetovens (Pn.) Introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, requesting the Secretary of
the Interior to report the expenditure made
under his direction in conformity with the fifth
section of tbe Indian appropriation bill ot
March 3, 18C5, SDecitytng the amount of each
appropriation expended, for what Indians and
ior what objects disbursed.
The House then proceeded during the morn
intr hour, to the call of the Committee for
reports of a private chnracter.
Amoncst the other bills reported and passed
was a loint resolution reported by Mr. Ulna bain,
Irom the Committee on Military Affairs, tor the
relief of certain officers of the army.
The joint resolution provides that in every
case in which a commissioned officer actually
entered on his duties as such commissioned
officer, and was entitled by law to be mustered
in as such, but by reason of capture by
the enemy, or other causes beyond his
control, and without fault or neglect
ot xiia own. was not mustered accord
ing to the regulations, within a period of
not lees man thirty ciii.vs, tne pay department
shall allow to such' oflicer lull pay and emolu
ments, from the date on which such oilicer
actually entered on such duy, deducting Irom
the amount paid all pay actually received by
such otlicer tor such period.
Mr. fehellabarcer BUinested that it shouli an-
y also to officers who were killed before they
ad been recularlv mustered in.
The joint resolution was modified accordingly
and posfcd.
A motion to reconsider the vote by which the
Constitutional Amendment was referred to tae
Judiciary Committee on the 13th of March was
railed up, aud the lloube refused to reconsider
Ihe vote..
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the Pennsylvania reimbursement bill.
Mr. Blaine withdrew his amendment, and the
bill and amendments were reported to the
House.
Philado. Stock Exchange' Sales, Mar. 23
Repoited by De Haven & Bro tie. 40 8. Third street
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CITY I NT ELL I GE NCE
Fcr Additional Loral JUms tee Third Fage.
AlTEMPTEI) DCIIOI.AWES AT MANATDNK
ThisMoekiiio. At un early hour this morning
three diflereut utueaipts were made at burglary
at Manavnnk. Tho house of Mr. Lawrence,
situated on Mninatrnef, was entered, but nothing
but an overcoat wuj secured. Ihe family
were up stairs at tiie time, and bearing the
nohe hubtened down, but the thieves luitem-d
tbe door in such a manner as to allow them time
to encapo bctorn thev were seon. .
The house of Cnarles Miller was also entered
by boring throut'li the buck shutters, but tor-
tunutely the attrmot as unsuccessful. Another
o welling in tae netprtiborhoort, occupied by Mr,
('oston, was enlrrc l. but nothluir was obtained.
The thieves obtaiued omittance to each of these
houseB by means ot a back alley, and fears tf
tne appearance oi ii'c ponce prouaoiy nurrioa
them on".-
' Slight Fit;n rum Mouninq. The roof
of a buildiug. No. HI0 houth Hecond street, occu
P'ed by a gunsmith named A. F. Lius, was
npuuy aninif."tu uy i re auout iu o'clock tun
morning.
PHILADELPHIA M. E. CONFERENCE.
BETES TT-KIJfTU SESSION.
NINTH DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
St. Gborok's Cmnion. 1
Fbidat MoBiuiia, March 28. J
Tbe Conferenee mot this mornlnv at 9 o'olook. and
Was called to order by Bishop Ames. Religions er
ereisos weie conducted by Rev. J. Cunningham,
after which the journal or the previous day was read
Alter tne aaourntnent or veatnrdav moraln'a
SAmlon, tbe Conference met again in Jho evening,
Bishop Ames presiding. Tne opening religious ser
vices were oonduo'ed by Rev. J. Ruth. The follow
ing gentlemen werappointed a committee to give ad-
V lot -fiu ms ciiy niiraiuuBriea, 11 aoeireo:
Booth Philadelphia Xiistxict Rev. J. Castle, T. C.
Murphy and 8. C. Gasker. Laymon, U. Kvans. L.
O. mum.
Forth Phiiadoipbia District Rev. Joseph Mason,
l iesidina Klder: Revi. W. f: Uobinaon and (J.
Scott; laymon, J. Lang and J. Stilllman.
l ne following gentlemen were annointed a Com
mittee on (Sunday School
riorth iniladolnhia Di.trlnt Kev. A. Cookman
and Mr. J. Kernley.
noutn i-niiaauiunia District Kov. I. u. JUurjnv
and Mr. ti. W. Evans.
Reading District Roy. J. F. Moroduh and Mr.
William MoCarter.
Wilndogum District Rev. M. V. Kern and Mr,
W.Torbert.
Eeston District Bey. H. Cololazer and Mr. W.
H. Thompson.
Snow uiUDlstnct-Rov. W. Morrill and Mr. T. S.
Jlodson.
A Committee of three was appointed to arranre
the period lor tbe holding of the several anniver
saries and preaching the Conference sermons and
sessions lor lbtiT, as follows Rev. T. C. Murphy
and Drs. Ilodson and Durbtn.
1 he first business this morning was the report of
the Committee on Military statistics.
They stated that having no documents presonted to
them by which they could make up tholr report, t aoy
wished to be discharged. After a short discussion
It was ordered that tho Committee should be bold
over until next session.
Bishop Ames then put tho question Whore shall
the next Conference te held? '
It was finally decided that tho next session should
be held in Hanisburg. ,
The Commit.ee on Church Debts were e xcusod
from making 'htir report at the presout tune,
The memoirs of the Church were then road. Tho
first one being that of Roy. Mr. Barnes, who died
during the past ear. The record of hts life showed
that it had btena useful one, and that during the
entire perfcd no blemish was found on his oharactor
to prevent bis usefulness as a minister of tbe gospel.
He was tbe oldest effective memuer of the Philadel
phia Conference. A copy ot tbe memoir was or
dered to be sent to tbe Christian Advocate tor publi
cation. The next memoir was that of Boy. Dr. Landon,
who was born In tho year 1794. He labored with
diligence in tbe wei k in which ho bad enlisted, and
was several times appointed Presiding Kider. His
ministry covored a term ot forty-two years in the
Philade'lptjiaConference His minitsrations were satis
factory to the church.
On motion, tbe memoir was recommitted to Key.
Mr. Thompson, with a request that be prepare it
with his own taste.
Ihe memoir ol Rov. Samuel J. Connor was next in
order. I be memoir was approved.
Rev. Mr. Mason lQce to ask lor a location for Rov.
R. W. Jones. It was granted.
Rev. Mr. Thompson asked tor permission to pre
sent the recommendation ot Knoon tiiuobs, as a suit
able person lor the itinerant ministry, which was
gianted.
A similar recommendation was presented In bebalf
of Henry Vhlto, which was well receivedjby the
Conference. Ho was admitted on trial.
Rev. Dr. Castle presented a similar application
from Frederick M. Brady. Ho was admitted.
Rev. Mr. Ibompson piesentcd an application from
A. P. Halloway, a man icd man, with a wife and
three children. On motion the Presiding Eldor was
granted leave to witbdiaw this recommendation.
' Rev. Dr. Durbin, who was appointed Chairman of
the Committee on the Coutoronco, named
R. H. fatuton. J. Mason. A. Atwood, as minisiers.
and Messrs Whiteman, Long, and ii. Maris,
Rev. Dr. Hodgson oflerod a serios of resolutions
expressive of regret at the transior of Roy. 1. 8.
Thomas to the Providence Con.'creuco, aud eulopitio
ot tho worth ot Mr. Thomas as a m nislor of the
Gospel. The reso utions wore adopted
Rev. Mr. Cunningbum alluded to i:ev. S. Patter
son, a laborious Mo hodist pieacherli is health
'having tailed through exccssivo labor in the min
istry, and sugges ed tbe propriety of raista? $1200
to puichape a house for bis benefit. Tbe monoy was
to be raised by shares in turns of $5 each, covering
the amount required. Rev. Mr. CunuinghaA
was i ppointed Treasurer of the fund.
the sexton's col eotion was then tukon up, and
amounted to the sum of 6111 60.
'1 be following wore appointed as momb -rs of the
Board ot Coi.feicnce stewards for the ensuing
year: T. C. Murtihy, W. ooper, J. Kriadell, W.
K England, J. B. McCul.oosh J. W. P.erson.
Ibo report ot the Commit too on Edncatlon was
next in ordor. 'Ihe commit! -o having examined all
the documents laid before them, oll'ered a
seres of resolutions relerring to the educa
tion of tho youtn of tbe land, aud
expressed a determination to stand by the institu
tions of tbe Church now in u?e ior the benefit of
this class of pen-ons Tbe report also callod for the
the appointment of two laiinen from eae i District
as a Commit ee to aid m carrying out the objects
suggested.
Tbe resolutions of the report were then read and
adt pted with slight amendment.
Tbe time of tbe morning session was extended.
'1 be report ot Commit toe on ai ranging time for
Conference sermons and anniversary was read and
adopted.
Resolutions of thanks were offered to tho. Trustees
ot Si. Georpo's Church, friends of the Conference,
and iailroud sompauics lor then kindness in tur
nisbu g transportation to the members ot the Con
lei once. i
1 be members ot Conference at this Juncture rose
and tung tbe doxeogv, as expressive of thoir
ti.aiikfuluess tor tbe kindness ol the iuembots in
contributing luuds lor the purchasing ol a residence
ior Rev. 8. 1'uttoisun.
Ihe following appointments were then read :
appointments.
Korth Philadelphia District Joseph Mason, P. E,
bt. Georue's, D. W. Bartine; Trinity, a. Long
aoie, B faual; Green Htrcei, J. W.Jack.-ou; bpring
Cisrtlen (Street, A. Cookman; Fiitn street, J. ti.
t-mrth; t-t. John's, J. Dickerson; Keusitg on, J, II.
Alday, W.'J.l'atti isoii) Siloatn, J. vf . Arthur, A.
11. Msty ; Hancock btreot, W. U Wood. T, C. Be.t;
Twolltn btr.et, W. C. RobiUBon; Uoddmg, to be
supplied; Nineteenth Street, H. N. calioiu: Taber
nacle, R. H. Pattisou; Cohoeksink, if. Cooper; Port
Richmond, E. 1. D- Pepper; JSorth Citv Uome (di-i-stou,
A. Maush'p; Rising Sun, J. McClay; Mile"
town, S. A. Hefner; Harmer's Hill and Jarretto
town, H. McBndo; St. James', J. Todd ; Che ion
bam, J. Duy ; Lehman's Chapol and Firview, VV.
U. uurrell ; uoylestown, R H. I hew; 1'raukford,
J. OurntT ; Bndesburg, J. al. Unison ;
Bristol, J. H. Turner; Att.eboro, & H. Kisnor; Ben
ealim, J.O Sypherd; Sowtonn, J. H. Mcit. ouch
Ian; Lumborville, J. lodd; New Hope. C. T. Frame;
Laston, F. Hodgson'; South f astou, C. V7. Avars;
Ricbmonu, J. McUee; Struuds urr, J. H. Aldy;
Monroe, M D. ItfcCornls; TaLnertvi lo, G. C. Greh;
MavlesviI.e, T. C. Grove; Durham Clicuit, to be
supplied.
I. 1'. Durbin, Corresponding Secretary of Mis-ion-ary
boclety, member ei trinity Quarterly Con
ference. J. W. ihomas, Conferenee Tract Socioty.
C. J. Crouch, Chaplain Culled States Army, mem
ber of Spring Garden Quarterly Conference.
t-outh Philadelphia Dicu-ici J. Cattle, P. E
Union, J Kuill; Aazaretb. T. A. Kuiuluy; Arch
Sirett, J. F. iloCleliaud; iibonezer, T vV. Himper;
bt. Pt a 's, A. Attwood; Western, T. oteveu; Hroad
bireet. T. C. aurpby; Ccutial, G. G Kake-irasr;
second Strcot, J. Creiirh; Kieveath St., R. J. Car
son; Scott, i.B. Mll.er; tbirtv-siiibthst. FMouro;
Haatington, J. alarsb; xiestouvi le, D. klcGuej
Radnor anu Uetbeda, L. ii. M Uugjos; Pacu
ville, J.R O Uray.
tieading District W. L. Gray. P. E. Beading,
Efceuiter, G W. Mac'auirlill'' ; Heading, nt. Peter's,
f. J. vox; Vanayunk, Mt. Zion. C. tjuok; Miua
yuuk. Lbent zer, J.Meredith; Fa 1. ot buhnyikitl
aud Noitb Penn, J b. Hutihes; Uoxborouirh, 1. B.
ee lyi Oermantown, tdainos Street, J Meredith;
Chesnut Hill, S. J. Liltle; C'oushouocken, R. Owen;
Her ion tquaro, C. J. Crouch; Koinstowu, Oak
street, U, Oram ; Perliomun, J. Huucl ; Montgomery
twjiiare, L Dobson; f hasmxvo.e, J. Fmnery; GrorS
and iliownuigiown, J Lindamutb; Biidsbaro, T.
Surnptitoi, G H. Conoway ; Berks County Mission,
M. linrniiilj lilaiion. J. x. Asuton; Corn vail, .
bwmdells; Cressnda. S Lucas; PottsviHe, J. 8.'
C'ooki Mmm-tsviIio, ti Frain ttoniout, J MoCou
ueli : 1 ort Carbon, Mr l-er; Inniaijnn, J Y. Aslv
tfn; auch hunk G. Hea'ock;, Prrrvvl le, JS.
1'owns.jid ; Bethlehem, M. U Duwoll ; Cataiaugua,
B. F. Jatwt; T. b. Ihomas, Cbaolaln United States
Army, laember of Haines street Quarterly Con
fen nee , ,
Uilminttt n Dis'tct J. Cuinjinghara, P. E
Wlluiiuetou, Asbury, G. Ciuifeyj do. St. Pau'i,
Kitleiilioose; r.o. Uuion, J. D ur(iB; do Scott,
J. O'Keill. J. Jones. 11. Sloan; uount Suloui; W. S.
Pugb. J. vr. .lofinson; Duiawire City, Z. Poulsuu;
bt Ueoree'i, H B- Gillingham. one to be supplied;
NfWtirk. J. Sli.'elds; E kton, M. D. Kartz; Bethel,
U U. Bcdine; CUnwiowu, u. L. behafor; port
Deposit. J. A.Brldlei Zfon, 8. W. Kurtz; Oxford
F. B Uarv-ey; Ktw London, W. P. Honrle.
I atton DiMriot T.-J. Ibompsen P. K Smyrna,
C Cook; Smyrna l i'cmt. b. L.Graoy i Midoletown,
W. Urlei Odnwa, W. K. Eaglanp; Dover, H. Col
clrrer; Camden, J. W. Hmmersly j Fredoriea and
earrett's Chapel, A. T. Scett. If. H. t hompson ;
Helton, H, A. Cleveland; Willow Crove, J. J.
Pierce; Milford, J. U. UghtboUi-, Uarringten, W.
M. Witw,
Paow Hill District. I. M. Cooper, P. E. Seafnrl,
D. H. Iladioaj laarel, W. Kink. J. Gorrade; Dor
hester, U.S. Thompson, W.Trickett; fed-ralsourg,
J. W. Weston i Cburett Creek. J. Dare; Cambrido,
C. P. Muhid SalisbaryJ. Ceek; WorsesUr, te be
prilled t Qaamioo, W. W. Redmsf r Shorotown, T.
B. Hillian ; Princess Anne, T, kiaiteadale; Aece
mac, T L. Tomkiasea ; Mortbsmaton, J. L. Caft;
Snow Hill, T. Ctrkpatricki Milnboro, H. Sandrrion;
Milton, W. B. Waltoa; Georgetown, W. Merrill.
After which the Conference adjoaraed sine die.
The "IIatdh Quistettk" with thr lw
SiKR. Certainly the most pleasant or all the
charming concerts with which the insane poor
of our city have beea favored, wa that of tae
"Haydn Quintette," last eventa?, at the Insane
Department ef the Philadelphia Hospital, and
Almsheuse. It was their third visit. The at
tendance was very large, and composed not
only of the leading dicers of the House wit a
their families, but of many of the most promi
nent citizens of West l'liilaselphla, including
several of its clergy.
Tbe patients, for whose benefit these affairs
have been gotten np, were in fall force. The
entertainment consisted of qulntettes.quartettes,
duetts, and solos, with instrumental accompany
ments.sonie ol which.to tbe infinite deltehtof the
auditory, were in conome. A platform bad been
erected to give eileet to the exhibition. The
principal artistes were Messrs. J. F. nope, L. K.
Mesinley, John Graff, Kupeae Magee, and J. N.
Aitken, and the regular.Quintette, assisted by
Messrs. E. S. Worrail, J. . Lncxenback, and E.
Covely, Mnsical Director.
Among the principal pieces were the "Sleigh
ride," by the Quintette, sleigh-bell accompani
ment, assisted by Messrs. Liickeuback, Covely,
and Miss Emma Pennell; the "Laugh of a
Child." trio, Miss Pennell, Mr. E. 8. Worrail, and
Mr. Hope organist, Mr. Covely; the "Ditcher's
Dg," comic, Mr. Mageej "Lady, Come te Me,"
composed by Ksstbuin, Qaintette, largely ap
plauded; the "Widow Ualone," Hope and Me
ginlcy; the "Old Country Party," Hope, encored,
followed by the celebrated "Hark, tbe Convent
Bells are Ringing," by the whole troupe, as
sisted by Miss Pennell.
At the termination of this delightfully ren
dered piece,qnite an unexpected event occurred,
which elicited transports of enthesiasm and de
light trom the assembled crowd.
Dr. 8. VT. Butler, so long and favorably
known as the Chief Resident Physician ana
knperiatendent ot the Insane Department,
stepped upon the platlorm, and presented Miss
Pennoll with a splendid highly wrought and
chased silver cake basket, to the entire a scop isk
ment and even contusion of the fair recipient,
who was wholly unaware of tbe honor pro
posed her, accompanying the silt with tbe lol
lowing address, which fully sets forth the in
debtednef s of the institution to this inoit amiable
and Christian young glndy :
If its Emma Pennell: With great satisfaction I
pertoim tbe pleasing duty, on bohalf of a number of
persons connected wilb this institution, among
whom the patients aro largely represented, ot pre
senting you this silver case baskot as a slight token
or our appreciation of tho vaiue of the aid yon have,
with so much disinterested kindness, cheerliiluess,
and constancy, rendered for nearly three years past
in conuueting our Sabbath services. Although in
volving a wa.k ot more than two mile, every Sab'
ba b, you have in all kinds of weather, been found
in your place, and done much, botn by your pre
sence ana by your voice, in leading our Songs ot
Praise, to - - .
' "Mlnlstortoamlnddieaedj
j'iuck irom tne memory a rooted soirow;
Raze out tbe written troubles of the brain,
And, with some sweet, oblivious antido e,
Cleanse tbe ttufTd bosom ot that perilous stuff
W bich weighs upon the heart "
We liave reaon to know that yoor eflotls linvo
been appreciated by the patience, and that tnov have
multco in good to somo. We know, too, that vour
example and influence have been the means ot into
resting others on behult of the unlortuuate ohn9 ot
our community whom ior tho timo being it is neces
sary to restrain wl bin these wall", and who cer atnly
need, and many of whom appreciate all tbe kindiy
attention and sympathy that ean be be towed upon
them.
r 1 he blessing of ''Him thai Is ready to perish" has
often been invoked upon you. May you leceive it
In ample measure and abovoan, in that final day,
when Christ shall make an ills jewe s. may you
shine among the brightest in His crown. As you
have (lono something to comfort t hrist'S "little onoV
on earth, may your own heart be omiorted by tho
assurance ef tho lavor of tho Most High, and your
mi flub e joy be to "inherit tbe kingdom prepared tor
you from the tounoation of the world," and your
commendation be, "inasmuch as ye have done It
nnto ono ol tbe ! aet of these, my brethren, ye have
cone it unto mo."
Thanks were returned by William D. Baker,
Eeo.. one of the same choir to which Miss Pen
nell belongs, that of the Rev. Dr. Butler's, the
Presb terian Church, West Philadelphia, iu a
briol. 'but very uble and "telling" response. ' But
Dr. Butler did not stop here. Turning to Mr.
Dttker. and calling on Mr. J. L. Davis, tho
orcai fat ol the church spoken of, who, with
Miss Pennell. had assisted in forming the choir
of the insane, he presented each of the gentle
men with a bcautiiully embossed silver dessert
knile, bcariBg their several names engraved.
This added to the delight of the patients, all ot
whom regarded these gentlemen with no ordi
nary reverence, appreciating, as they one ana
all did, their weekly ellerts in their behalf.
During this interregnum Messrs. Meeiuley and
Magee weie costuming themselves, and' now
made their rather novel appearance in negro
character. Several scenes were given with much
eflect, "Heller's Second Siarht Outdone." Mr,
Hope acting as the Wizard; an exhibition of
Aiesmersm, witn nr. Aiaee tn a ctairvoyam
state, wPn "Lesions on the Banjo," Hope and
Mnpee, amusingly interrupted by Megiuley, who
kept time to the music, in tue reur oi tue per
formers, in an impromptu uegro dauce, half jig,
nail b) ent down, greeted witn snouts ot laugh
ter at his inimitable representation ot the-cha
rocter. We never saw more genuine delight
than was expressed in the eves, looks, uud
whole manner of the unfortunates whom he.
wbv eii(learine to amuse. The whole affair
will be iminemoiial among the patients of tuo
institution.
, Chicken Stealers on Horseback.
About 6 o'clock this inoraing, Officer Bucks was
standing in tne neighborhood ot Fortieth and
liaiby roud, when he saw two nee roes approach
ma him on horseback, cam lug large biurj.
He ordered them to stoo, and they irnmed'ately
lodcofr a rapid ratf. The officer pursued mid
bred a pb-tol ut them, and it is tboueht, from
me action oi one oi mem. mat ne was wounded.
Tbe pursuit was continued to 'i'hirtv-third and
Darby load, v.hen it was found that one of the
durkics wus missing, and tue otuer had butti
f-or.-es lu bis pocssiou. TLte fugitive was
arresfed aud the horses Recured. Mr. Andrews,
v ho rtt-idt'8 iu Darby, Hentitied tho uninv.il as
bis property, and the bass alluded to were well
filled with ch ckens, which weie undoubtedly
eioieu. ,
Attempted Highway Robbery. Two
fciOiviituals, named John Smith and John
Cuant, v.ere arrested last nleht charged with
highwav robbery. It appeurs that a man was
kuockod down on Delaware avenue, near Dock
street, and robbed. The police were informed
of the fact, and a low tavern in the 'neighbor
hood was visited, in which thi' defendants were
lounrl. One of tbe piny, immediately on the
entrance of the police, was observed to sucrote
somr thing behind a cracker-box, which, on ex-,
aminntion, was found to be a roll ot uoies, which
wore identified by the partv robbed. Aldarnvia
ttijiler committed all the prisoners lor a further
hewing. ,
Personal. Miss Dorothea L. Dlx U
apain pcriorniiug her labor ot love. She is nov
in Philadelphia, and this morning visited the
Insane Doj artuientof the rhiludelpbia Hospwiil,
where, in company with Dr. Butler, tho Clilof
Resident Physician, she was enftaeed in ei
aniintng the condition of the luuiatus of that
jneritorioys institution. . 1
BntTn is a Station IIousk. This morn
ing, about 2 o'clock, a woman was delivered ot a
child at the Thirteenth Police District Station
House, Twenty-first Ward. She gave the name
ol Elisabeth Donahue, and stated that she re
sided on Germantown road, near Jefferson street,
at St. Hans place. The Lieutenant ot the Dis
trict, after making Inquiries, fonnd out that she
aa not live mere, but resided in Doyicstown,
ducks county It seems that she was stopping
temporarily with a German family who reside
close by tbe Thirteenth District Station House,
and they, discovering ber condition, immediately
nastenea ner to that place.
A Presentation to an Officer. Dav
Sergeant Adam Reese hns been presented with
uuuupume revolver Dy tne Dansors anu
brokers doing business about the Exchange.
BOW TO TILL TOU a FOBTTJUB.
The mode of fortune-telling which we are about to
describe can be practised upon any day in the year,
provided It is not Sunday, Christmas, or Thanks
giving Day. Get up early In the morning, and if
the weather be clear and pleasant it will be so much
the better, and arees yourself for going out, lake a
sum of money, to be proportioned to yoor circum
stances, put it carefully Into yoor pocket-book, and
if yon go In tbe right direction yon will find it your
fortune to get an excellent suit ot elothes, at a very
low price, item Towkr Hall.
BO. 618 AfABKKT SrOJEET,
' ' BiMiirr & Co.
A Fixed Fact. a honsetcaid. boaa Jnir of her in
dustrious habits, said, quite innocently, that on a
certain occasion she rose at tour, made a lire, put on
the kettle, prenared lVr break fant. and mmA all tliA
beds "lelore a single soul was up in tho house."
inai lamuy, oi course, oouitnt their coal ot Mr.
William W Alter.No. 967 N. Ninth street Evervbodv
Woes wbo wishes tbe best coal in tho market at the
lowest price. Remember tne Brauoh Office, Sixth
and Spring Garuen.
VfBT PUBCHASB inferior articles, when th anmn
price will purchase superior onesf We al ude to the
ready-made Clothinr sold at Charles Stoke te Co.'s
One-f rice Clothing House, nnder the Contiuoutal
Hotel. Prices the lowest; workmanship the best,
t all and see garments. Ihe price marked in plain
figures on every article.
Brcwd's Bronchial Troches, when allowed to
dissolve in tbe mouth, have a direct influence to the
affected parts; the soothing elTect to thj mucous
lining of the windpipe allays Pulmonary irritation,
and gives relief In Coughs, Co'ds, and tho various
Ibroat A flections to which pub.'Ic speakers and
singers ore liable.
SCHUTLKILT. AtD LFHIQH COAL. It is
always cesirable to know where to got good
articles oi any dercription. at leasonable rates.
and ior the information ot those who dosiro
to purchase any bebuy kill or Lohigh Coal, the
tact may as well be made public, that me bona
Jide articie can le obtained at the Coal Yard ot
ueorge a. ' cone, jho. ibis w i summon avenue
doers may pa ier a' sso in a. third S'rect.
Tkas! Teas! Teas! V. L MaCdook & Co . No
116 S. Jbird stnet, bo!ow Chesuut, have just re
ceived frefh invoices oi i.ew ciop teas oi all choice
brands and of exceedingly fine quality, which are
offered at greatly reduced prices.
Budoced Trices fhologranbs ot flno slvle. and
supcibiy executed, nu uml, liiu-like. and ar.isno.
See spicinien and outain item at B. F. Reimer s
Caller' , No. 624 Arch stteet
Himia on Ruptdbk treated with Drofe.sfonal
ski ), and trusses oi ( proved contrnction applnd
cy v. ii Kteoies, cor, oi iwuiituaud uacu streets.
7-30'a,
5-UO'e, I0-4O-B. ISSI'h.
C'OMVOUND lsrRKST NOTES.
Cold m silvkr, Bouout and sold bt
Dkexei. It Co., Nu 84 S. third street.
rry.y'lrfr A DiEtourT of One Hundred Dol
n" f f LaR8 and upwards in tne piico ot S.ock
& Co, and other make of Piat os. .
J. E. Gould,
Scvnthand chesnut streets
tpS? A Repuctioh of 20 per ceht rx the
ll C If ' IiEOULAR SCHUDULK PUICIiS. .
Desiring to. teduco our large stock of superior and
highly finished Hoittwod Pianos, previous to the ro-
mot al to onr new store, No. 1108 Chunut street, we
have conduced to oiler them' at prices below the
cost to marnlacluro ' Persons desiring to purchase a
hit-t class Piano at reducod rutoj, Bhou d not foil to
avail themtcives of th.s opportunity. .
SCUOMACKER & Co.,
Wareroums, No. 1021 Chesuut stroet.
W. & B , Good CIo'hing,Oak Hull, Sixth and Mar'tei
W. & B , Goi.d C'ioihmg, Oak Hal , bixtb aud Market
W. t B., Good Clothing, Ouk Uah, sixth and Marvel
W.ft. B.. Coed Clothing, Oak Hall, S xth and Markot
W.IB,, Good Clothing, Oak La:i,Sixtliaud Market
W. k B.. Cood Clothing. Oak Ha l, Sixtb and Market
MAltlllKIJ.
SIIAW-OUNTER On Hiarch 21, by the Roy
Sunmol Irwin. Air. JAMES K. StlAW to Miss
tlAkl'HA HliNiEK. all ol fhiladeluiia.
QCKKSALL FRIEDALE March 8, 1SS0 at
No. 1SU6 jiarl. orouh strei t. Koi fington, by Kov. J.
W . Ai tuur, jur ninuijiju uuicao&lu 10 :uiss
tLlZA FRIEsDALE.
l)ip;u.
VOSTFE -On March 21, WAlIERV FOSTER
nl kinni tun. m the 2titb veal' oi tisaire.
'Ihe lelalives and male tnends of tho lumily, La-
fave to Lodpo, No 71, A. Y. U ai d f xcel-iur Mark
1 odae No. 21U. are invited to at.eud bis funeral,
fiom bis late residence No Co7 Car ponUr struct, on
J-r.day aitornoon next at 8 o'clock.
hUVPUREtS. On tbe21"t mstant, UICUARD
V. liUMPUHEYS, aved f 8 years.
His relatives and lrieuds are respectfully invited
to attend tho lunerul. Irom liiB la e lesidenoe. No.
1114 Biown street, uu Sunday, the 25.U iuotuui, al2
O'clock. -
KELLEY. Suddenly, on the 20th of March, JOHN
KELi-Ei. aged 66 ears.
'ihe relatives aid mends of tho lamily are respect
fully invited to attend bis lunerul, from bis Into
ns deuce, hidtway reel, on Sunday alurnoou at
2 o'clock, Gloucester city, IN. J.
ri HE PATENT ONE-MINUTB EGG-BEATERS
I will whin up a dozen eK" into a s lit' loam in tout
space ot time. or saie, wim otner imii, ov
' TliL'MAN & SrilW.
Ko. 8a5( right fhlrtv-flve MABKKT Ht., bc.ow Mntb,
171TCHEN. COOKING. AND HOUSEKEEPINf
J HKrdviare Sumeious articles oi tbeui may be
ibuuu at me naiuware eiore oi
TBUJfAI S, 8n.W.
No !(' ItlitThlrry-flve) M ikKK'I' t. below Ninth.
T0r-IiTTE Oli WASH ICR CUTTEUS WITH
Jl Double Knives. 1 wo ot the most approved pa:
ten s ior cu tiug .ean er or rnuuer wai-iiers iar wuce
wihbts, luuiuters, maublnlsts, e'e, are ior saio by
Tltl'M AN A nllAVf.
Ko BS'Jtl.lglit fblnj flvei MAllKET 8t . below Moth
IOR D A N ' 8 TON
10 ALE
JOtDAN '8 TON It.! Lr.
JUhUAS-S pfl-lU ALK.
JOHIIA.N 8 TONIC AT.E.
It is reeonime rjflea tiy plijsicluns oi tl.i-i and other
rIu s aa a -uperlor i nir mo refpilies but a trial io
cimiiic lie uici-t tkrpticul oi its great mal'. le ba
bad, vliiilttti and luluil, ol 1 . 1. JoUl) IN,
No. 220 I'KAll roer
Cbsnipagns Cider by tbe doren, buttled, or by tb
torn i mi
'I'lIE F Ij 0 11 lu H C 13
LOCK AND KNOT STITCH
MKWINO MAO II TN EH,
A re lb best and h only leyilly mschtnci warranted to
tive nilje eotiHactlon, or money returned.
RAl.KBUOOMS,
Ko. CSO CHESUUT STREET
jr. D All klf.I et fln Kiwing ani ftltcliing promptly
Ccne la tbe UeaUSt DissBtr.
Qperutois tuuthiou the Florence, without charge, at
tlimflie.
i
sttr
A M E K T I N G OH' THE STOCK
holders ol in D ALL C'hLKK OIL COUP A
. ... .,.,.1.. riri1,. Nn. :il,M lU.i.kllh' w..
(!C oil w ,, -
3 n t JOUS kirUOBD, t tetary.
KKIIiA Y. Atarch 8 at ll e'ciork A. M., ior the puroot
trutlivieV lb atun oi ihe Dlreotor in Ipaniug uu t
vpvraluiK a tne Oej-au traut In Vuuanso enmity, fa.
nit such oi ber buli.e as ihe liourd may urinrf to tbe
notice oi t 'o.-khiieM.
n A . l 111 It A H I d
IHB GREAT
STEENGTHENINO TONIC,
f0t a Whisky Preparation)
IIOOrLAND'S
GERMAN KITTERS,
WILL CCBa
DEBILITY! DEBILITY!
Resulting from any cause whatever.
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM
INDUCED BT TBI SEVERS BABD8HITB, IlrOfiCEI,
yivERs, or
Diseases of Camp Life.
B0LDIEBS, anZF-NS, MALE OB fEHALE, ADULT
UB YOUTH,
Will flnd In this BPters a pnre Tonic, not dependent on
bad liquors for their anntst muracuaons enects.
DYSPEPSIA, and
Diseases Resulting from Disorders of the
-Liver and Digestive Organs, '
ABB CUBED BT
IIOOFLAND'S GEKJIAN BITTEES.
This Bitters Has performed mora r.n r vivo
satiHiactioD, has more testimony, bas more repectab! '
people to Veuub lor It. than dt oihar rioi in h.
market. .
o
e defy any one to contradict this assertion and
WILT, PAY gllOOO
To ny one who will pioduce a certificate published by us
that is not genuine. . '
13 oofiand's G erman Bitters
WItL CUBE EV1BT CASE OV
CLR0X1C OR XERVOUS DEBILITY,
ASD DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS
F
m
Obseive the tallowing Symptoms, resntt'ng trom Dla.
0(uersoltliel)iKestive omttiu:
Constipation. Inward Plies Fu nesa of Blood to tbr
lieao. Acidliv of ttia Hiomacti nku.ma :
1j1bubi ioi Fooo, Fu tens or Vt eltht in the'
btouisch, Sour I ruetntiuus, H.nkliiiiorFiuu
. ttnn at the Pit of the "tonjach ewim
mlng of tbe Head. Humed audDltn- .
, cult Breathlm.. Flut eth gat tbe
Her. rt. Choking or Hullucatmg
' eensatiuus when lu a ! urn
aoeture. Din nera of Vision,
Don or Webs b.lore tbe blunt.
Fever and Dull Tain in the Road.
DeUcleucy ot Pcisplrution. Ife lowuess
iJifc'L5.v,,kln uia ln tha Wde, '
-nC!lt- Limbs. I-.te.. tuihlen Flunks
o Heat. Jiiin.lug In Hie Fiesh ConsWnt
ln.uylnlngs of tvii. and treat Depression of Hphits..'
BEMEAIBKR,
That this Bitters is not Alcohulia C.t .7J tl : tl1 Hum
or Ii vhitky, and .camutt bw Druukuu ds, bvi u the
ttetl lontc m tne world i
HEAD WHO SAYS MO.
Fiom Kov. JV. D Belgiried, Pastor ol Twelfth Bapils
Cl-urcb, Tbiiailelpbia.
bcntlemen i I have rectntly been laboring nnder the
cis rtssina tlicis ol iiiUUstsiion accompanied u pros
nathu oi ibo nervous at sitm. Numerous reuiedieswere.
recuiLU.eniled by intuus, anu some ol ilium les ea but
vl liout ii'llei Vour littLuim's i.trmuu 141 iters were
leco u uieiiueo b persons wbo huO tried them, aud whose
luvoiab.e nuniien ol tbito Uii.trs inuuueu uio wiry
tbeut I luust court us thut I hail an aversion to Vau nt
tieolcliics irom the "thousand and oue" unaoK bit
ters," v. boseoniy ulm seems to be U pa m on sweetened
and erupted liquor upon the ruumiun ty In a sly way.
aud tie tendency ot wiiicb I iear, la io make iiianva
coiitiruitd urunkaru Upon leariilnir that yours was
icany a meuiiiiud prcpaiauou 1 tuuk It wl a bappy
erect. Its action not onu upon the stomach out upon
ihe nervous system was prompt and vramying. I leel
that I bav derived gicat aua perinuueui benedt frouj
the use of a few bodies.
Veiy icsoect nilr yours,
W i HEIFtlTFD
. . 'o. 254 r haokaaiAXoa t.ot
A
Frr mtheRtr E D Fendi.ll, Assistant Editor Christlaa
Chioulcie, Tbilaotlphia.
1 have derived decided benefit from Ibe use of Hoof
lsn. 's l-eiiiiun Ijideis llu leei it 11 v bnvi t..M
ceu mend il.em as a tuott vaiuuble tuilu, to all wbo are,
ml triii k Horn eneml ilehiiliy or irom diseases arielng
Horn iltraiiit uitui ol the liver.
Yours truly, E. I). FEND ALL.
From Ber. P. Nerrlge, Pastor of the Pasayunk Baptlit
t Lurch. Tbllaue.puia
Fiom the manv rtFpec-tabk reoommenilatlona given to
S t HoeLuLd's (..ein.an Litters 1 was iuduued to give,
tl. cm a trial. Alter using several buttles I louud tliem
to be a good remedy or Otbl.ity , auu a most eaeel cut
tonic ior tb stomach. ii. Al. RlUOlS.
Frero Eev. William Smith formerly Pastor or the Yin
tint own and Aihivuie (N. f.) Baptist Churches.
Iltvlny used In mi laml y a number oi bottles of your
fio fluuu's Ueiuian Litieia, 1 have iO say that 1 regard
tlu iu as an excel cut mtdlcli e, specially adapted to r
U'dve the dl-ta-es tbey are recommended lor Thar
streutttbeu and liivlt,uraie Uin system w hen debi. luted,
aud are uselu ln dltoi ders of tbe ilver loaaoi appetite,
etc. 1 hvt alj-o ret-oiuuiended them to several of mr
Iriends. who bava tried tbem and loimd them f re,a
bcnthclal in ibe restorailou ol health.
yours iru y. ilu H RMITfl,
' Jio. 9Co Hatehluson street, l'hllada.
D
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Btt that tke senators of "C. M. JACKSON" la oil tbs
Wiapptt of each bottle.
PRICK.
Single Bottle One Dllr, or m IlalX
Ioeni for 03. , , .
Fhou'd yoor nearest Drurglst n t bars the article, do
vui ue put uu vy muy oi iu unu v'ini preparations
that nmy be oflered In Its plao. but send to us, aud war
mm hirward. at!ur.v natked. bv Axiinuu.
rEINCIFAL OFFICE AND MANUFACTORY,
No. 631 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
JONES & EVANS, '
SCCCES30ES TO O. U JACK SOX CO),
riiOPRIZTOBS.
I For sale by Drujglstj and Dealers In every town tn ti
ritd Stats. j Matin p2ui