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THIRD 1SMTI0N
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PROBST.
The Great 51 u r d c r Trial.
THIRD DAY'S PROCEEDINGS
ITurtlicx WitncHscM f or tlio
Prosecution.
INTERESTING SCENES IN COURT.
The Appearance and Demeanor
' ' of the Culprit.
POPULAR
STILL
EXCITEMENT
INCREASING.
K n tOM laJto.
Jt.
Special Report for The Evening Telegraph.
The ctowd around 'bo Con; Horse this D-or.-'lrj
was quit? -i lrme es ou r ry pievlori occr.iion.
Upoaihe r:.al of the prisoner, he was itaken to
t' eis'n'r, in order to perir't the uault tude f) -
tain a view of bim. A 160:019 be was l -.luted Ilb
jreiJ and tr.rj. Upon I amg pin ed m tie (1 . ..
aVo t vist 1 Vy sunk Into a s: -,'3 of s.'l'ea P 1
l ord ulcico. l's pc.oD'l ap .r ranee crs r ;
jrati-wYly chng3d sice bis rrro i'. 1"
bo fee's. the poii' ou bo otcjplci ?i evlknt,
jet he bot'.ays no nervous ti --pidahon rs
moat fO'.oca would. B 1 countering wren
in reposo . .earns to infMca 3 an mdntjrt'd
r'tiC. , Only tV-.e le.eiovcsa tj puilcrlarport'o -s oC
the r";,cdy awr'ie him to scr e of 1ms l '." ;'ioa.
l'o P"U s ci rievjoeu-i aro ad rn..ble. Ko oroa..,
crvlrg b.'i r:s?i the cou;t: pjimitt-1 to 'a'1??,
l.-'sn absolutely n:" -ary 4i o.dcr to t -.. 01
ie b"" ic:"i of the torrt. Tae eonv.'ct.oa. of tbo
pope'."-. :e ;i t oat uiKe will Ij dcae fia p.'.ane.',
ard'be cioretbco:'! but'iht tvob ,b 1' ro7 r 17
outbreak 01 ?"lcal veni-ijej, t.iooU a ire.,
oed f '.I'T'g I : irni.. ;'ad.
Funcle Ty at :n o'e'eck t'ao jury rate.-:d 1) 0
rar-.i-'ieoaa, r-d ao": the?r g-nn in tbe jury bt::.
Boon a.ty.-tb 3 Judaea tr ide tbc-r appc a"co, p t
be Coe. wai ope'rl by tbe Ci-'rr, A'?. D 0. T 3
a rea of the jr.:y wrro cailcd, u id ell of thum an
swered. 1
Fredonck Str-ab wi the f v.::t:i call',
A. 'or 3iu.i di-'y lttii'j, ) e t..i'i '. d as lo.iowj .
Tr d'iNo.l ') Cj .--ilowu road; I know t "6
p. uer, Aatolvi l'.ob; i Ijiva known biui for
. x non' ": raw b'm oa tio vi Utof ttiedayofue
murder at bit hou t; u w.- on t.aip-'diy firbt; Cj
U'e-a my hori, 1 at 8 o'oi :kin tue ovc'ii, or a
1ittl betore tint; be w.-s p aiu o at but ' ick
a al'i ol ' - r t ..:t be p : 1 witn me end rnotrr
r' ij te ruuii:iuid at my tious.i un 'l aJ.ti'e ai'jr 11
o clck; 1c. riot '511 by ten nma;--t be c-.ale ia
rloue, ' 11) ' - a bi ji c : -pe' D : L th n, but am
not i.rre; (.- irpo -M .own; 1 1 ivinot ir - .'tat u
tbe ;..inio ou; I tl'QK it Icoks oairal; li'iato;
f'io pp cuirr no '3; V; wm t'le ame eo.or tnat
0 10, a id looked like it; be icuk tie r.'pel-b :t
away w.tli IriDjw ien f-e l9.t: ue iiitnt about a
ton 'c ol dc" jatmybov 3; 1-w bimoextalnr
be ic.tmy bo'e the follow n'; inrdny; became
1 cL to my bor e f i t' it lime; on tue;oay ni(;hi be
old me a b.g revolver, rad a uowdcr-boi j alou-j
with t. . -
(F .yoiVT and powder-horn iiiowr. and lie )g
rized.) Ho b".4 "otU'!r d' to on? with bim; re
told neon Sair--" y ntcbt fiat be hid p '3la be
wot'lx t3';.ao, d tbrra to K9 flr.t on Tuesy
ni?Li ; I save rim C" ' J Tor pis:ol " -d oowd3 bom ;
he bo. jw 1 over .jirti ju 1 of mo, I t'uuk, a'.ou a
mout'jT lo" .' -t baluidav uilit; beast a mo :f I
wou.d knd i -u ilr y cjnii.r id 1 nd 1 1 e:d not l.e
fr o, ri be wo- "d lcia Lnile with me, wt'.cu he
fid.
Cro-T ex-iTn!red I fl. .1 me; l'r.bst at my pluce
a.te bet 1 e tack rom tne " Jy: he always tamo
rltne; I tfr-t .avT h'm ,.'x moui'-s r-;o, rid t:c j
about a muutt a'trrw?' fi; he ; .n.-rr'tf t-.me .0 my
bor 9 ootoi"3 a mont'i; uo pe. on ever ci 3
wi h b m; tte o"irr ma who p . 1 bara"3lie wa
Boned lipUi d; I do 110 j krow who u-ne in the
hcu 3 f-J.on o ..ruar nitrbt; Pi-oUt had onk wbi'3
Kol b bat. but be bad 110 bvi with b'mon lues
day r7bt; A3ld him on ciH"-tlav plnt 1 would
like 16 boy a p atol ior my hov 3, aid be i d he
wor'd birur one fid .3I1. .t ;o me, eid he ;,!d -o on
liTLdav -rli he did no. 'ill uu where ho trot tie
j i .rom; I did not c'lane an money ior litn;
bis money wri rll airnil cban- e ; 1 'ilr k be lad asm- It
ocHe'-book; on Tuesday rdlit he spout over half
a dollrrout of tie r .me mouey I paid I'm to' the
fiiaiol; I bare been) pr on tj 0-3 him, I"lck
at Wer'r. dav; on Uu"aa I went ' ) ace I'm
I :can e aome ncoi ca ue to mv pla 9 and took a
fV - ol ?. . 3r, :i(i ilked aboi-' .l.e murder, and irom
the dc.x.:p':on 1 tho isbt 1. tbe a.ue c:n.j who
cold nri tje pistol, " : I went t s 3.
To Mr. V -ia He t ild ir 3 te work id at a ?iw
mill i Wew Jc or, bat wfun 1 ;w bn hnd I d
Botlsiieve bim; 1 t'jirk it wru on a bali-iiay Dt tut
1at be ' jldme be bad . ::n wor!- ne .'nibe tw- u-'(.
Cbr ,ti 1 Alotr awoin 1 k. . p a ' :er house a. No.
Vb ti. i. at b". 3t; f 1-now i'ie pruoue:; bave
known h n a' 3ut eiRiitren moni''; hew-i nt my
uopce on bunday, Ap.'1 8; ! -' ne a'c ic 9 o'cloo c
't the n-012'nu Je ( .mo n'one; he a -,yod lore
about '.wo bouis; 'e bad no trpo.-'rsi he t:k
li-nch at my bor j; I do aot !-uow 01 -l hayr-
Koret) h- y' nd; I c.d 10. er-ml tbe waton
robit allowed me, bat tiik that ia tbe one
abort n me.
Mr.: kfeldt two n My pln-3 ia No. i" Wow
Hr ne; '-.toi: I know "ie p.'.ouor I'roDfO; he '3t.
to my hwJLialout 1 o'c'ock on tuiday rfu.noun;
) bro bt a .. r-'l bl ,)c 'Dt-Or-.t t.Ii come
clothe in it; be ie . tbe b:i at my houe; rn offl er
too-; he b" away f.om my ho 1 gare It t ) bim
i i tbe L.-.me ron-'i ion that irob-t le J ltnita me;
l'u'. . icTr ed f ' i.'.i two hoiv.,3 fn my bou.o
rod then Jeit. He hid a bo at two ylaoa
of f er ; i f td t H at upa w.tn
bim; le c-"-3rMd Wut a.- alono; be re j: d
the nezrt 'ar (Monuay) alo aj hea'..-.ytdon that
,Hita' Jtittwo'- i a hour.; be .me aevln tbe
r.ne r'ji.t at tci o'o ocit ; tie doo.1 was lucked and
I openeu it rid let h.'in u; he s'ayed r'l nlgut uut I
in aoj vrorr.nx.
Yt O'Neill, t! 3 p: eon"r'e counsel, here Interfered.
He s"'.a be b d neve;' known au eiwn on ton.
duL 3d as tbe t -.tr ot A.' jrney co'iduci this. He
fid ibt Mr.llann wrs put n words in the moutha
ol wl:n . 3s, - id netting J-si auoh answers r be
writ a. Tie Jud,.3 U ilred tho .ouncel lor the pii.
aoner t J obJ::t :3quesi!ors as thoy were propound 3.
ProL. t left a ,-t -e alir brnrkiast "me on Tuesday
tnoraiK; he ime aj.aln on Werlnesdry; ho did not
at .y that ntyht; he cair rloue; it wri the ior noon
wbon be cnme; on W;Jn.sdav the pmuner was
plarin-' ('1 o tor d..nka with some iulloitj.
II o'd womm raw bim a.-in on Wedne:day
nlirlu. (1 he p. aonrr lauaaod at tr's arswer.) TUU
p erire crme to mr ho-se lor frobst, and 1 (tare it
iobm(packfiesho.u and r 3oifrli3d): I tiw a
wat:b" jhr'a with him at mv house; itwrs like
( aat (wat 'u abown): he nd be bad t3 work hard lor
it: be did not ray wbat it cojt j he caid he worked 80
li lies from Camden, K. J.
Crca examined Have lived at Io. T1 Hottn
I ront st jettbi-3rea a; two frmiltea lire in the
hor-3 rad tar-t inner; he did not cotre t3 my hou..3
Oitsn; 1 was with bim ie day he enlly3d in
Ch3 'er; he rot lor-r hundred rtollara boni.y, and
.re me KDO '0 keep for blj; he oulistjd in
C jmptnv L or M, in he 6th risylvania Caralr;
be bad not lost bis thrmb then; I got lattsra from
bin while be wri in tbe a air; he went tithe
Alu;t)Lou;j Jioipitl when be ccaio homo wckj be
riMt9l bit hno'e twice; the frst time be saved
aout six hour; ho pot abont in the packa6
that ratrr for him; 1 do not know where be weut to
rfier h- JeU tbe Altuhoue; I rjtarned him the
tiJ; he fiyed filer .yards at my oonse about e'g-nt
oajs, and salo b united to vo to Germany; ne
entiB to my beu e yitth aome members of his own
compa-iy ; it Is aiiont six mouth, siuoe he came wltn
ibe men to my hovit; on Minday, Aprl 8, he tua
the i ime 010, brs on i e has (rot bow; 1 guess he bad
awa'cliaiid chrin; l'rotst wae atttinv in tho bar
rrom, and some poiiceolUes.e ottnein and .eareheit;
l'lobrt dot tr bat up and Mid be did not tnl well;
lie bad a s ver watcn wh'le at my bouse; h litt inr
hou ' lor fe last tme on Ihuuday about nx o'oluok
in tbe eve inir.
Vrofr axaiuinod I hare 1lvd two and a half yer
in tew 41 --m t ktreoi ; I fl.t saw Probt about three
ti.oiiths aro ; be c?to to my hnure and took a rlass
ot b rr, rid I rer-irrtsredb'a laoe; no per.Hon nslci'd
lor toe p .doner at mv houio. xoepttlie po.ioe who
cue to . rch ; i'rofcit aid ant visit my hone mucii ;
1 I .' rd It j r - pot-Las 1'robst left witu me beMnd
t'10 count r; it:otr"'nol 1 here two or three day.; I
then save it to t' 3 poli'3; it wri locked; I some
tim t leit tio boy t ab'm the counter, but no person
could get at the . "pot-bair in tbe kitchen alter 1
took it 1 itn brh'Dd tbe bn ; about the niidtle ot the
week 1'robst p-.kr:! lor the orrie-baii ana I lot him
havo it. be. m. ho paid me what h owe I roe; he
tot k ..onto tl'lucs ont and showed them; 1 roin-moor
some 01 toe n-en I'ro'.. 'i talked with whnn at my
home, bui lier'wavs went out byhimeil; a small
mat f no and T ied lor l'rob.t ou Friday uiirbi; it
rot hi Dry liauor. (John l'ross wes here cal ed
un rud recopi izi d i s :bi man who ca led lor Frobat
on 1 ;nly m tht )
t liar 1 hors I rn tai keeper tor BIr. f -skfoldt;
I know t Je p-'soncr; 1 saw bim 011 'he bundav he
came to Mr l.rckloldt's; I siwthe blacs Liu opened,
end 1w ihe tiw revolver, that powaer-0 - c. (Artitu 3
s.own.) I aw aome money, bu; do not k 3w waat
itr'lopi; 1 riw watcbrs in bis po?s l.ion; two ot
them ; 01 ws sold a id the oY silver; ' ie gold
.tea had a til" u. (Waioh r-co?P'?3d.) No ohain
on the B'lyei wn'jh, aid tbe hand oi it wi broken
oS'; I'.otit a'ways came plone; he lo.t lor tae leit
: uieon I'huridav a, . aoon about 7 o'clook.
Jio 1 .-.nnin a l'roi i n et r a-ne on Sunday. I
r? w bim onre beiore that at i.r U jkle (it's. Hie
bipibtal wrsin .'be rpel-baa-, and the little one
wui iilii 1. cket. Fro 1 1 30k the ps:ol out ol tho
carp 1 bag and .'lowed it tome. He pulled out '10
we'' h and saow.l it 10 me. Both watihci were in
hiivc tp u.ts,pnU be e'lowod me both of t'lem.
Ho bad not much morey. 1 Law there wri not much
money Hi bis pco';et t ok whi n be p 'd ior L .-er A
man c.:me in and aa'acd lor liauer or Frobst. 1 don't
know wfich.
8u:an tio-'t'i swou I reside at No. 15 VV.llow
stt :t. I saw F. o1- t on buna niebt, ApiilCth,
about tit'Vt. 1 raw b m rive to auout b.m. He
fcave ire a C 1 bill.
i;-at 11 the note he eave mo; (Do'oshovn) I raw
hna about 10 it dii'-i pe-t on Nuuday r.';ht; I
ntit b.w bim on Monday ' ;; vo"Q 10 a ia 11 o'do k
n tho mo pirjr; I raw bm at A r. 1. -3';l'oidt'a
on Alonday; I reUrrcd the no 3 ) b m; it was
coun r.'eit; heo .r d me a silver wat3h ,uit . id of
i'ie not 3, to red. am it uni't he cave mo gaod
nioaoyj I noted the oi u-id of tne
tbe wa.ch ws gone; 1 told hiai I didn't vtict b's
wntcu, Tor .car be m-jht .37 I stole It l.oiu biua and
put me in ditli. u ty.
trc :j-exan? u.a 1 never saw the prisoner beioi s
tht'av; I took tiim o my hou e roa 'r. J.fck'
feldt s; bo I' d nol stv in mv house te 1 r inu'js; I
gave the no e to a wrihworrac, and .he br cht it
bo- k nirht awav ; t'ie m'e was on the Ft?r. 0 V rnd
Alichanm' 11 uk of ( rcrnrlile. I kPot 'Je nora
until lhu.3dav, wbea I fcave it to Mr Sh .w, my
Irndloid aid he toox it to tbe corner and ea?o it, to
Air. Fianki.
tuar.ei A'leeicr sworn f an a watchrn'rer fid
Jewel, er; mypif -iot bi'iin-:s is Ho 4.78 ii. Third
tr.ct; isawAiio-ce F10' j- at my plr.oa aooct t.vo
w 3ks !- WeJ :idty. betore b's arrest- he had a
watch fad c-in bevn'jd ti ell; I boutrrttbo
watch vcn himlorlou-do'lirs; that is t'ie w,t-;h
ord ciai i . watc'a shona); rcT"3cr w .'.ch or cna'n
rrapold; l.-ohst :aid the wtch ci3t b;m Tt ,u dol
lars, rid bvof'd . ;ll it ior live du'lu.a; tb-.s was
about to-a o'cloc': in tie mornnr; 1 not' 3d tbe ir.au
bad lost tbe firmb ot his ..'gut hnnd when I gavo
11. ui wo luur uuiiri..
Cro:s jxumlned I robt was not in my ("ore Ion?;
I never saw bm before; tte watih n woi.h when
new about CO; Frob-tw 1 d.a sed aboa-ribeis
now; 1 know 'he pr.'touer by his fa3, and h-e
tanmb brinr or. .
xeh..ck liau-r twor 1 I iw Trobat last Wednc
day two weeks a?o at T jlfrlf , 3. 1 have Known
Frobst at le it eight -en mont'is. Kotbtrwm. -.id
10 me tn the sub'ect of a loa 1. Fro 1. t,"a')d n 1
thire .imes at ccklldt a. Frobit -ned mi if 1
wih.d to borraw a . .volver. 1 sr4d no. 1 rit '
FiobitlorLevetity-flvocjr'j to remove my cloth -6
w.th. he sold be wri going '3 leve for Uermany
The rext mor ng, at l-alt-p.'it toven. He did not
lend me the money.
Cro-'-e'im ntd. I lint saw Frob-.t in tbe Horpi-t''atWc-t
Fhiadeihia, ard ari3rwa-(''i when he
leturma irom the r.-inv. He w 3 in Company L,
bih Feursylvar'a Clyp'ry. Ha nrs a on;-ycfr'a
man. I aaw bim n-.xt at CmnCadwalader. At'er-yia-dssaw
bim at 1. ck Idt , 111 New Altkot stiref.
Fid not s. e Lim al'r tbat, except at tas Coroner's
inquest. (Ibswiiac t ciunot spc.'i E":lish, fid
b evit't au was mvt.prcted by lilr. Fben.the Ccurt
int-ipie jr.)
Oiliccr dan-cs Doriey sworn I am a notice offloer
Ot tne Siith Divnion; was on duty on lhursday fol 1
lowing tbe mad;r; wai on dntv on tbe bauks of the
fechuyiklll ; 1 saw the prisoner fiut at Twenty-third
and airrket stnots, between 8 and 9 o'o oot at nt;ht;
wri wa kinr alono- tho str;:t towards Market street
biidm: hs bad nothing with him: I went aiter him
alue;I over'ook bim about three yards this side
of tbe br.oge : 1 spoke to bim ; 1 tapped him on the
shoulder, and sr.'d "good evening" ; be eaid "how
a'ye do; I said, " you are a Dutchman I'
he said no; me a Frenohmr.n; I said, where are you
goinp; he riplicd, over thiorldge; 1 aaid you are,
are yoa ; be amd yfie ; I piked him when he shaved
off his goatee ; be said last Monday ; I askrd him to
walk wita ne down tho street, and took bim three
doors Irom twenty-third and Market, when 1 over
took Otilcers Woldoh and Atkinon ; I took him to
the Sixth District Station Hou:s; tho other ofllcjn
weut with me; 1 banded tbe prisoner over to Lieu
tenant Fatton ; 1 was present when Lieutenant Fat
ton starouea the prisoner.
L'eutonaut Fat on swoin I am Lleutsnant of the
Sixth Division, Minth and Tenth Wards; met tbe
ciheers, with prisoner, between Sixteenth and Sev
enteenth st.c.t.; I went with tbem to the Stttion
House; I seaiohcd the p.isoner; I found two small
pursei and a pipe (purse resoamzed); it eoniaiuod
aome postaga stmp. ; I aiso found a snuffbox (re
ognl7?"); be had b's kr.fo in hia packet (knife
shown); be had on that nesktie (necktie shown.)
Officer (trier sworn 1 took the caipot bag 1 got at
Feckieldt's to theNoi th Fonriylvania depot; 1 went
to the fir' proof and got it, and Mr. Franklin and
my.. elf broke it open.
Mr. Clark sworn I rrreiv?d a bleck trave'llng
bag from Om:3r Urcen; I plac 1 It 01 the floor near
the lira-proof is my piivate office, and r-.Btored it to
Mr. Or-en; it wri m the same conditiou I received
it 'i wi . 1 1 parted with tt.
Cross-examined I went out and It.t tbe carpel
hag lying there; the ofli jr wri go-e two or ;hr e
houvs; 1 wi not awa from the oba.-e morettan
halt rn hour, and leii my ole.-k in cnarge.
Continned in our next Editwn.
A Horrible Case of SnltUr.
Tbe Mcvcer (Pn.) D'cpa.-A bss tho subio'-i.'!
rrcouBtof an appall'npr attempt to cojcujU su'.
cife: "Early on the mo;nlng of the 1r.t'i instant the v " 1
i W .lliam Giei'D, ol. V-lleirek 'awnsbip, Me-oer
irnty, privately entetrd a room l. lii a bosket of
ell, and alter having changed her flannel, for two
si lts of ro. .on olo.hing and tuoiODirb'.y sa.r .akd the
latter with tin oil, poured a quanjtr of it Into tbe
stove P.nd held her drr-.s over the blare until tao
rouvhlv oa fixe, and then ri'ibcd into the yard v. i
the Sanies a. .sing from he.- person to Uie height of
cearly twenty leot. uer outn t.itTin q'tlt,
ead avoied to tbiow it pround her, and a. er a d:
perate fctirg"lo with her uio,'-er, who stronger
than her all', .suc raded ia throwim br to the
ground, and hbl "n tbe qi lit ever bor uni'l another
ot the fa-nliy, : .atcd by a n-lghLor, who had ju.t
arrived, eai.lud wa'3r and extiuiJish.d tie fire,
though notuutilsiie was so shockingly burn .1 aito
renarr uer rvoavery hoper-a. bhe ro aiur 1 eroagh
reason to r'lata all hn nlmnnntin n end ii utIi
her tiienda that she could b'd them good morning
aid w?'k nhaamod tbrongh tbe fauici that were
uumiuir nor up. rue lady, wno is ot a'Bt'.P'y ie
speo ible lamly, ha. henn ior loma tlvae sublrct to
melanoboly derangemeut, and reveral limes pre.
mo' sly at jmpt5d t aiose !er existenoe. Bafurt
changing her clotbing she allemp'ed to ignite tbe
Dai-act 01 uu vy umiipinc coa s oi re mr j 11, iawug
ir which she rosortca to th. ahr siia he .itat, d
some time between burning and drown' us, but
finally choce tbe fo.mer."
The Liaht Blue is the title of a. new Cam
bridge UDiver.ity magunlue to be publiubc-l
EXECUTION AT ELIZABETH, N. J.
Jptintst Olcnoon, tue TVIfo Mtorderer,
IInoKd Ills) Confenaloa, ttat Baplnaai.
ilosi of tne Crime.
The extreme penally of the law wai yester
day ezecuttd uroi Jamoi Cleonon at Elizabeth,
N.J. .in which to ad. exacvly a year since, he
murdered b'a wtte. The tads in eonucctiou
wuh tne crime are bnvHy tho-e: Cleinora wai
employed upon the wotka of the Catmleu aul
Ainboy ita lroad tk,:npuuy, and bore an excel
lent cheiao.ev tor peuerpl steediuess aid
sortriety. His wile, however, by wtiom be bid
to ciiilclrtu, vas an intoainerate woman, and
penerally negleeilt-1 of her home and her huv
band, arid frequently Cruel to her cbilJrou.
tilennora rrnonsi rated with her Irequeutly,
but to no pu .poee, and at lenstb her jiis-iiou
lor drink and her neeiect of her borne duties
became so great that be was obliged to caution
tbe storekeepers ii the neighborhood azainst
HupnlyioK her with any kind of mioicatlnir
liiUor, with or w.ihout payment. This course
Bppeai-s to have exasperated her, and to have
ltd her to almost itiitve her children, and on the
2uh ot April, 18G5, the mibones oi bis houoe
nold were brought to a climax. On the naoru
ibg 01 that day Gleiinon went borne rather
ruilie.r than usual to dinner, and found that his
wue hud managed to purchases quart of rum
Irom a grocery store in the neighbo. no id, and
had become quite intoxicated. When he
Altered the room she as lyinsr, according to
hii own confesoion, across the childreu's critdle,
with ber beck towards hiro. He suddenly
bit-ame very violent, exclaimed "D n youl"
tn his wile, and at.uck her a blow ou the back
01 the head which idled ber to the ground.
lie then lushed from the house in a stata of
fn n,v, but returned in a lew minute and lifted
his wile from the floor by the head, He assertj
that he btruck her only ence, and that tt was
Irom the effects of tbat one blow she died.
Same neighbors, be-ng erou. ad by the no'je ia
demon's houie, noUtd tie police, who found,
on examining tbe body ot Mis. Glcnnon, that
she was quite dead, and that there were rnr-ks
as ot throttling upon her thrott. These rrarks
the hubbund asseitcd were upon'his wilw's throat
on tbe evening previous to the murder, but ,he
ofli red ro exolauaen ci tVeir cause. if.
Glennon was tried at the special tsrni, in
Elizabeth, beiore Judge Haines, on the l'Jth ol
Kebruaty Irs., wrs ."ou id guiky of murder in
the brst degreo, aud scutenced t be huitr by
the neck on ibe anniversfry of ihedayon which
he committed the cime. K'uce bis trial he has
behaved with great gentleness and kindness to
all thase with whom he has been associated in
priHon: aud he bes always peititsntly denied
thut the kiflie? oih'i wile was eltncr piemedi
tated or inteailonal; be atiiibutxl it to an un
lucky blow, dealt in a moment ot almost pardon
able pasPion. To the last be had strong hopes
01 arepiieve, but the uutirir? exertiusof many
friends were tiullc even to prolong his ilil'e lor
a tew days more. His jrilors say that unt'l the
nitht beiore the day lor which the execution
was fixed, he lived, slept, and talked as usual;
but that on that night ho could not sleep at all.
At two o'clock jesterday morning he lay down
for a short time on the bed, biit he could nei
ther sleep nor be still; he was obliged to get
up and wulk about his little cell.
Early in tbe day ne was visited by his father
and uncle, the tormcr living where bis sou was
born, in Lrooklyn, and they stayed with htm au
hour or two, attempting to reconcile htm to his
fute. Later iu the day his niece, who cried bit
terly throughout her Interview with him, visited
the convict, who also shed many tears in part
ing with her. He comforted her. however, bv
saving that it was better he should die then, as
be was prepared, and that he should die as he
had lived, a staunch ltoiaan Catholic. Through
out tbe morning ne smoked a great deal, and
aiter his visitors had left he was able to speak
quite coolly about the disposal of his body. - He
then took leave nersonallv of all hia fpllnw-nrl.
f oners, who each shook him by the hand and
bade him keep up his spirits. . He was imme
diately after closeted with his sph itual adviser,
to whom be repeated the suostance ot what we
have slated with regard to bis erime.
At 121 o'clock tbe piisoier was led out by the
Sheiitl to tbe place of eecui'on, withli t'ie pre
cincts of the Jail. As b 1 appeared, wi:htbe faal
noose e round h s throat, ihote who brd managed
to gain admiE3ion to the piison trron?od u)to
the scaflbld in silence. The Df ?ay 3h?riff (Mr.
A. A. w ard) having real tie wa-"-ant, which
epeciUed tbalthe execution should take place
between ice hours e." 10 and 2, asked the p.i
soner ii he bad aaytutr? to say. tiennon then
said: ' -
"I have been accused of mnrdor in the first degree.
That ia uulrue. I admit that I caused the death of
my wife; but not intentionally, and without any
premeditation. I only wish to add that 1 die a firm
Koman Catholic." t
He then kissed the cross aid knelt 'down.
while the priest in attendance read certain por
tions of tho ritual, and answered with the re
sponses in an undertone. His face was ashy
paie, out doe a stucie evidence 01 iear or trepi
dation was apparent. His hands were tolded in
front of him, andjtbev were as firmly clasped as
though in the grasp ef a friend. On rising from
bis knees he shook bands with ana kissed the
various officers of the 1aiL and submitted to the
covering of the black cap with wonderiul com
posure. The Deputy Sheriff then read tho usual for
mula, ending with the words, "Aud may the
Lord have mercy on your soul." At tbe response
01 "Amen," tne Doay or the nntortunate man
was suddenly jerked up by the falling of the
heavy weight beneath, and alter a few conval
sive spasms, which were feartul to witness.
James Glennon ceased to exist. JV. Y. Trtbunt,
A Southern Widow Drowns ller3li
Love tha Car'e. f
The New C.'Vfr T'rn" thus relates the
melrctc'y r-,id ot a ttau'.iful you ar widow:
Our nei.Thl o. j of JeTeiaon C.ty were thrown
inlo a state of cobsldorable e.:etemeit by the
si' tide of an ia'eihginl rnd much roperW
lr J-y, a resident of this p'tce. The rame of the
decepjed wpi fc n. Mrrca-.et L:mbe;M tad the
cause of tbe resh act is thus explained in a leU3r
which she let at her home:
He: alfecUons had bcra fmrred by come
gal'ant of tLie st?rncr sex, wto brs not yet
t en discovered; an ersajeneat fo lowri, und
Mrs. Lamteit made her full p.-epiraf.ors for
themfiriaje, haviij preprred her irotusean,
et3. Theet.cct:d bappy day approached, but,
to her diemay, the cho tsof her rir.t proved
f. ithlces; and while laboriD? unlsr the eJecti
of the ffinel diiappeinimeut. the u"for.unate
worrai deUriiniucd uporaquiii'rg the scene of
uer irpuoi b. auci- w.'..'a; iue lev. ir coutam
Ine tbe facts alove slated, end bidO rg ber Ibre
childrei an rfle?tloiai r.vjwe''. Mu. Lamfcjrt
c it be.-elf Into the kis6lsL:ppl lhat great
pana.ea for to mrny world-weary heavts.
Mrrder ml Drandenbur KyA Mai
j KMls 11 s Own Dfo:'ar.
We cave learned, says fie Louisv'lle Demo
tr ', of an rn.o.tu"at3 occa'..vi', la which
Allen 6Utt)fleld wrs I Hcd by his owj b-otuer,
Kend-ick 8t?afleld. The dculty o03U..Td Ii
Biandcaberg on bViday r ftcrnooa. H appears,
irom what oi-r lrle. oiaot wrs able talrarn, that
there wrs an old'eud between the two brolbe .
who were nailnow ia a blrsksnaltb shop thai
place. Filday evenir they met at tbe shop for
the puiposo of having a settleai',ot and c'osivr
tbe pannTJhip. Oue word b . -ought on a jotuer,
until the pUes became greatly en t. ;ed at rach
other; upon the lie being fcireu, AV'eu dtewh's
pistol, which wri no sooner done thtiaKendfick
selred a sledge hammer, aud, with one blow,
knocked his brother senseless to the rrrnnnfl.
Ho thou seised the phtol which his brother had
drawn upon bim and shot him through the
ooav, wnica snot caused almost Instaat death.
i ia x i c o .
Rcpirtsd L!berl Naemri-Chlhnana
aid to bave been raken arter m Severe
Battle Prfl(tnt inarss to Eitbbll.U
Ilia Government There.
WisafNcroN, April 2(5. Intormntion has been
rcesived at the Department of Siata that the
Liberal army, under the command of General
Lou'i Terranf 1, be.i akei CbihLab.ua after a
c?vere bit.le, resulting ii the overthroar of
the Iinr.erial'ti; that the State was ia quiet
posi-eision of the National troop?, and tbat
1 -ideut Juarez and Cab.net intended starting
in a few days ior the city ot Chihuahua.
THE CHOLERA IF. MEW YORK BAY.
Important Letter from Dr. John Bwla.
borne.
HrAL"-a fuci, Quat iNTiNa, 8. 1, April 23,
)8 8 10 t'-e Met.apolitro e-rd of Health. oeu
Ueir3n : 1 bg leave report tbat I veiterday
"il d tke lower ynr'ut'ue and found matters
progi". urn lavo.abiy, botb ou tho s'.auieiu and
liospfal slip. oc-ifi of chole. a have tccurred
eiihuron bord the England or Virginia a ucj last
report. The condr'ou of the eft on board tbe
H .pit al ship i more fav'.b e, tne r'-iore prsum
("gamble.' typ. .ha peroo a -.go of di-aths being
much Irss than taere-a 0.3. 'lne more cd number
oi aoinliiion. in the Hospi'ii to-day may be attri
buted '0 the sue den cba igos 01 I'tnporature. al
though the majority present Cj miidor foim ol this
disce.
1 have revived wiifsn statements from those who
have been famll r with the management of Quaran
"tno ior many yean in reierenre to tho aliened in
A 1 nan mu iner in which tbe aiok were transferred
irom t'ie Viryiria ta t ie "fc'Kating Hospital."
FKputy Ileal b t Jizer Dr. 1 a. B S-.nl who was
lour y: t l'bi.ici iu of the Marine Hospital, and
fubt qt ci'iy two yeara pbysioie.n oi the hopi' .l
ship in tre lower bay, sia.r i that the mauuer of
trailer of tbe n ek from the Virginia was bo h
hi'Tine and proper, and tbe same that net boon fol
lowed lor ir-ny ve.a, and that tbe sick and well
under quarantine have br-jn or red .or in aocordanea
with the dio"a:s ot humaniiy.
The veneres. e Dr J sinus llaroonrt, In am wor to
my inquii.c-t, statns that us Depur He. -.th OUieer,
aud physioian ot the Jlar.ne Hoepiial, be ba i b:n
associated with Omiantinn ncr-ly thirty y ..rs, aud
bai i; )..nt3udel the t.arile -ot thousands ol sick
from visie's uudor Ouurant.ne 13 the hospilal wlt'i
out a single r.raident o :urr n-, end the plan of
traush r wr.i the sane r3 eaop od in the oa"3 of the
Virginia.
The huncrinf;ndent of the Hoio.'al. Mr. Jamoi
O'Konrkfl. states that he bn beeu cvrn'cted wita
tnrrant'De over four' xn yr'.-s rnd lor ho ont
eeven yens hrs been ou boa-o tbe Fio.ng Hospital
while at anchor in tho loe bay; hn r.iguae 11:
"From cxpeneuce and personal knowledge of the
lonor bay, 1 must nr that the or'y sale wav to
t.ani'er (he sick ia by brge rowboa'i, tlio pat enta to
be low emu in a cnair or 1 osho ,d in tho .ormol a
et air." Crp'iln 1'iowee, ot the stei nslup Virginia,
say'B (eat th s ioim ot chnir, impiovKed troma bogi
be.id, is tne oily saie and bum 1110 mothod ot trans
fer! ng tbe sick to bo,.ti, and tho only one he would
adopt under lue circumitancs
U ii tbe opirion ot all connco3d with qnarritlnei
t' .t it is utt .rly imp.acticable and iinproner to de
ieiid upon a .u".-bj .t ior the tiansmiHaion of sick,
ou r :co ut ol'tbe roughnesi of the waters of the bay
not only, Liu more psrticuiativ ior sauna reasons.
The rli.-.l -orbiu-r question witli tbe pubiio 11, are
the prophylactic mei-iurei now employed sufficient
for the pro oction o publio heaiih f f not, what
PQ(i' louai moani should ba adopted f It is the
rpinlon of those fanviiar with the regulations of
Quniautine, as now beinv cariied out th it publio
health Is p. i' :cted, while commerce suiT rs, ior the
wautot icilitien to carry out a prooer system of
riuprantine. The inhuniuDitv of detaining well per
sons upon hulks crinot ta cailcd in question. All
con eue this, ine ques ion tnen arises, bow can
this be obviated 1 This whole subjcot wrs laid boioie
tbe Legisuwre in a ropori made by the Quarantine
Comm-seionere, 1825.
1 ho following language was n. d by me (see page
I.J) 10 show that if we ti listed to foUune, aud made
no provision for the tuture, "we may Oj called upon
to acknowledge our error, rid reap tbe blasting
our. esot onr ncgleci, when repentance will not ro
ll n to us tbe vlo .ms ot onn inai cietioa. and tbe
knowl tke of what we salens have done, to iroin:t
oui. elves aa:-ot oe i-vaa.'iof tbedl.er .3, wtil only
tend ta incrrrse flie horro. j we m ,y be c-llcd rpon
to exv3r.en"3 therelrom " And aain, the whole
Lubjeot ii dli: a led by me, rid sugg ;ilons made in
ibo Quartatine Commlisione.a' report of this year,
from pate') to 87 iutlr.ve. Any oue who will
take the trouble to i. id tht o report, cannot b)
blind to irct tbat the Quarantine Commh .ioneis
P ad Heal-h oJ e.j bave uo. no?l end Ui s impoi-.
t nt question. Joan SwiKECBkb, Health OtLner.
EREACH OF lHUoT.
A Cotton Broker of St. Loala Abeeonde
with 810,000 Ho le Arrested In tin.
clnnatl, and Obtains Ball In $00,000.
lrcmV: Cinoir.r.ati Ct'xtt. ,
An important cr."e of treach oi trust wrs re- '3
publ'c inais city ycitrrday. Tbsfes ot tba
t-ase, as we have ler.Tied them, a:-e as ic'lows:
a mm raxed D. A. Clark hn for some 'xe
p at been doin? busiue.3 In 6t. Louis rs a cot
ion broker. Lis deal'ngs wita b'.s i-ustorreis
bad always been of the most honor.ib"3 crrrec
ttr, aid mr-.lclt conndenta wes piucci ii him
by them.
At out two weeks P70 the flrais of Menra.
Buvchby & DreiVr and T. . Aide- .in & Co.,
ol St. Lovls, "lr ,ed in Ms hands some $10,001
worth of coon for sJe. A day or twoattsr
W3rds M". Clark called oa these ge itlemen, and
fc.a'd that he hrd sold the col. ir, fid would
hand them a check tor the money in th-ca days,
as is the rsual ciVam emonz dale.s. The thf a
dfys er-ci, bat Clark faVed to pnt in an r.p
per.rence. On rb.e for.th iiy oue of Vit rrem
bcrs of th3 first laaied firm went ta his office tj
ne what wee the matter, aid to his su p.-ise
ioudit closed aad emp.y. luiuLlis were male
for Clark, but he was nowhere to be found. A
day or iwo ri'.erwardi it was discovered that he
ha'J so'i and receive! the money lor the otton;
tbat it brl beeu sbippei Noiih, t.ni that he blm
se't had ajscort,cl,"taklnr a train for this city.
A despr.tch wrs immediately sect to the au
tbo ities here, and ta Deretives C'.aven and
Bayl'ss wri int. msted th3 work of feirettiuj out
therrattc? aid making the atie:t oi the. ab
s ooder. Diligent eeaich was made for a day or
two, but nothing could be learned of Clark's
whereabouts. On Saturday 1-i, however, Mr.'
W. A. Ludd, who hrd been deputized by the
U ..ns of St. L3's to represent them, arrived in
this city, and won made the acquainted of
tha above meatloaed de'retives. He informed
tbem that Clark could be fouad at the house of
b 1 b.ot ie -in-law, a well-known and wealthy
c'li"en of th's city, whose name, for the present
at least, we suppress, 'xae deueUvcs preceded
01 8:uvdy ntgut j his residence, and sue
co Ml-.d ia seci'ilu'r tbeir tn,',
He wrs taken ti the Niith 8:-eet Station
Houre, but alfr a short confinement ws rc-le-sod
on r'l of $.'jO,000, his brother-'i-law be
comirjt his surety, intel'lgence wf t then sent
to the tit. Lou's Biais that the airest hei been
effee'ed, aud they t?legraphtd bick that arc
qu eition had b:en sfned by tae Cove.-norof
M ssouri for the deiendent, r sd Notf d be here
ou Wednesday, when Orrk will bi taken to his
home. In the mean. ime, however, there beinj
a law of this bats requirlcj that a ri'l ourr
shall be auaJned m Court for a prelimirary
e.v-mina.ion within lour days a.tcr hisf.reit,
tbi- -:e will be caiied in the Police Court this
moialrg.
In a converaation ycstsrJay, Clrrk stated that
If be were a'lowcd ta go to Bt. Louis with Ludd,
he wou'd settle wl h tbe parses whom be had
doce'.ved, rnu would not allow them to lose a
s'aslo dollar. Upoi bemT t3ld that he would
bave to to ia eouspaay with an olncs.", he r;
1 used, and stutad thai he would prefer to wait
until he wrs compelled to go.
Mr:, Jelt. Davh.
Wash ncto, Apr'.l 27. There now seems tJ
be ro doubt tbat Ma JeX Davis has obtained
permission to vliit her bnsbrad t Fortreai
Monro,
vv s t 1 1 jv o rr oiv.
Special Detpaichet to The Evening Telegraph,
WidHiMOTON, April 27.
Brass baekai Allowed nnon Cotton dooda.
The following impotlant Circular has been is
sued by tho Trersniy DcDartment :
Reguluiiont br thi aliowarce c rfrorfcac of two
nnl.i prr pound uion ar(ic.,i ma'ui'aot red etclu
eweljf ot eotion, tchr exported at projided vndfr
taction 171 of the Act of Jan; CJ, lbCl, as amended
' by th4 Act oA'arch 1, 1335.
' V hen a ri'.y d "tr: mo export at tides mr-.nnrao-turcd
exc usivclv of co.'cn, for the Lenrflt ot duty
back, ue m-'t, heiort shipping the time .rom tlu
Fiace wbeia thov are stored, noiny tl-e Coll-ator of
lit rnal Heron ne of tholiisti.ct in which ihey fre
tituatael ot iheir intention to export thom. '
1 he Collector will then r ipcet and sunerin'snd
the weigbinp cl such art clei, or direct h a (ieputy
10 to do; r id, afnr such inspeo Ion and weighing,
tbe olbror "3 inspecting and suporin'jnding will
nrkes rrpo.t in tripl-oato, acoomormed by samples
of the articles, in the term following, viz :
1 Foim J.
I, . ' ' ' ol Internal Bevemft, do hereby
cer.ly that the iol owk described artio i, uirau ao-tnr-
t ex lustvely or American eot.on, situaiad at .
and lu'cnacd ior eip ir atlon to . have been In
spected and weiphfd under my .uperrlsluu, rtn. 1
(-ppoiOo descrlpton ut artlolea, uu ruber boxes or bales,
marks, nuuiL.rs, weight.
The Col ecor will then certify, under the above
reiort, in the lorui lullowing via ;
I berouy certify tbat the samp ei aubmltted to ms or
tbe above ileacrlned articles, are, to tha best 01 in.r
knowledge aud boiler, manuraclarcd exeiuslveiy of
cottou. , Ce lector.
Tho Collector of Internal Revenue will relrlo. the
h.pl.cate in Ma otlioe, and deliver to the manolaota
re 1 or exi orler tbe original of ibe above return, and
itaiismit tbe duplicate to tbe ftuporintonduut of tx
ports aud Di awuack, at the port from Tbiou .ae ar
te ( are to ie exported.
The expor.cr witi then orocsd to msko his entry
tor d'.aw ack at tbo cui om lio-so at the poit of ex
portation, and furnise the other proola, in r 'rord
auce with the Amended Circa er lus ruoLons da'ed
May 1, 1805 and fi e at the saute time, wth e.ld
entry, the reimu, boimj.
Iheevldooco to show that the tax wri paid npon
tbe cottou irom which the sr ;ol"l are oianuiac.urcd,
wi.l cunsi-t ot the rfhdavit ol tbe naanufaoturer or
pioducer ol aoh a-..cl , k0.i)n forth aa tbe f .cti
in tbe rise, end mrit be nt'nac'jiy to t ie Superin
tendent ol Fxporn ai:n Dra vback. with whom it
will be filed as providrd in the first paragraph of
:fe9ot tbe aloie aid Ins. ' actio 1.
FoimBol tho afore lfd lnsiruotions or order for
examuiai.on and shipment, to tbe Suireror shall in
all em 1 coming under theza regulations ba ohauged
so as simply to oruer tbe supunnteadiug ot the
lading on board the vessel, and tho companion ot
tho marks, numbers, brands, etc., with the entry anl
FormJ.
ibo Superln'ir.'JenP of Exports and Drawback
will, wbea all the proola ari flit 1 wi'ti him, transmit
ta tbe Commitiion:? of Internal Revrmuo a oompleie
set ot pa ne. j, as in c.-.ie of other exports for benefit
of diawback.
If ibe cv dears submit4 jd of the payment of tax is
not considered soffioient by tbe Sun rintemtent of
Export", he may tvjismit the fame to tbe Commis
sioner of Internal ltevennn for h-i dee sion
1 hee Aegulat ons will go into eC: ct imu cd'ately.
E. A. Kollins, vommissioner.
Appioved April 8, 1883
HUOH Aid ULLOCH,
Secretaty ot the Treasury.
Bfrai. Davl to See Her 'Husband.
I le.-ia from high authoi.ty th it the President
bus prent;d Mrs. Davis permission to visit her
husband at Fortress Monroe. It is stated here
thut WrJ. Davis is now in New York.
Iutsrent Payment,
Tue Treasury will pay the 6-20 jold laterc3t
en Tuesday next. ,
Secretary Mctnlloeb's Plan.
A prom'rent member ot tha Corsressio lal
Finance Committre esprn83cs the' conviction
thst Svcary McCuV.ocVs drslre to fund the
nntiora'. debt int3 one unVorm , long loan, ti 6
per cent., Is entirely ferjlble, and will .prove
n.i.. n.mi. ...IS , ; . -1 -. ' J -1 J
M wmjij . . a. cur,.
There Is ta be a p:'.za w Tracr tyV.bi''on here
on TaeRday, of soldieu who loittae!r i!sht arms
in the wrr.
Personal. . 1
E2p:;'-:patat;.ve Hubbard hr.1 reTjyered, and
wps m his c.t tc lay.
Srnator Fc.i'.eadca is a'so recovei!T3 rapidly
from tbe same Bca'p.Jy. '
. Tne Cblef Jostles and tbe Courts.
. As some spcjulatloa hai beea indu'jed ia C3
to the probable aoiion of Chief Justice Chese in
rererenco to the Irlal of Jeff. Davh at Richmond,
it may not be improper to etats that no cou'.ts
vill 1 3 held in Richmond or Norfolk while the
wiil of habe?.s corpus is suspended in V -fc.nia,
r id whMe miMtoiy authoutyis supreme. It '
the op'aion ol an eminent iuilst that Jeff. Davis
pnd h'a etcac'.atci should, while tha military
power is exercheJ, be t ied for trepioa by a
Milita y Commission of the most distinguished
officers Ja the set vice. It is considered that it
tbe President dcrired ta show that "Irerson is a
cime and should ts ma3e OfTfor"!," there has
been ample opporlunity ta t .st it at the lrat
session of the Unit 3 i Statsi Couil at Baltimore
over wt!ch Chief Jr-st'oe Chno prnld'd. s
' Condition of tho Sontn. '
A loyal Ccortnn Jrst a..lved hereurjrs de
radio. Js in Congress to witbdraw a'l FiderM
control, r ssiitaace, or rrsi-tlat fiom pray one of
tbe late rebellious States for thirty days, and
leave the reconstructed citizens entirely t j
thcjaselves; he says the experiment will not
only satisfy Noilhera consevvatives, but c.-.ue a
wail for succor ta came up from the pcaplA
themselvcr. He thinks that in less thai tan
days they would implore to te sived irom them
selves. He states that the entire South it a unit
in its detarmioaUon to force a recognition, 'of
their war debt, or a repadlatlon of ours.
A Matter of Opinion. ,
, The Pr-sldent recently resaarked to the wife
of a Union officer, tbat he did not cort,lder Cl
ment C. Cisy as culpable as Thcd. Stevens and
I '.i clan., ' ' ' ,'
Counsel fn the Davis Trial.
Mfesr3. Evarts, C'ifford, and F.ousieau bava
been ret?ned by the Government for the t,lal of
JT. Davis. They were here ycatjrday, fvrart'r
Ing the cr3, although the time and place of
tr el have not been deflr-ltjly d?c'dod.
1
FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Tetoof n Kallroad Bill-Steamer Aahoro
, Chief Justlee Chase la Willing to Tr
Jfetr. Davis.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph, ' ',' '
Bi.:imobb, Ap.il 20, Mayor Cbapa1 tM
vetoed the b'?l g.antlag ta the Pa"3e'pVa,
WfrniritDn, and Ba'tlmo-e Er.il-orl Company
the p.l'.llcie ta coastruct a double ( ack irom
its depot In tk's city ta Canton, but says he nill
approve the bill If r.mendcd te n torrqive
he company to widen the street tbroujh which
the domble track 's propcaer5, at its own expense.
The staamer J?af:. Lihr, rom Savannah tor
ralt'more. is ribore oa Orejon Io'et, and it Is
Tr-a-ed wi'l prove a tatl loss.
Caief Jasilt.e Chase, whilst keT, ariounccj
his wUllnguesa to try Jeff. PU la Eltlore,
FINANCE AND COMMERUE
Offick or TH Evehiko Telbxjraph, I
Fi'day, April 27, 18G6. J
' Tho Stock Morket was leai cciive this morn-1
Ing, but pricet continue steady. Government
bonds are In fair demand; 6-203 sold at 1055, a
slight advance; 6s of 1881 at 108), an advance of
; and 10 40s at 95J, a slight decline; -10l was
bid for J'SOs;, City loans are less active, but
prices are without change the new issue sold
atss1. ' ' ' '
In Railroad shares thcro Is a fair business
do!ng. Catawissa prefc red sold at 30J(f&30i;
E2ac',.rs at 622."2J, aslant decline; Camden
and Amboy at 120, fno change; Pennsylvania
Railroad at 6C5C, no chapc; Philadelphia
and Erie sold at S3A33, a decline of and
Northern Central at 6, no change; S3 was bid
lor Little Schuylkill; 611 for Norristdwn; 66 for
M'nchi'l; Z for North Pennsylvania; 61 J for
Leb'irb. Valley; 80 ior Elmlra common; 43for
pretcrred do.; and 39 for Catawissa common.
City Passenger Railroad shares are (Irmly
held.. Second and Third streets sold- at 72, and
Ihv.tceath and Fifteenta r.t 19; 5'i was bid for
Tenth and Eleventh, 38 for Spruce and Pine, i2j
for Hoetonville, 6 for GLrard College, and 85 for
TJrlon. i '
Bank shares continue in pood demand, at fall
prices. Mechanics' sold at 2t)J; 208 was bid for
Noith Amenca; 111 for Philadelphia; 125 for
Formers' and Mechanics': 61 'forCommcroial;
90 for Northern Liberties; 63 for Penn Town
sli'p; 66 for Girord; 80 for Western; 6.1 for City;
63J for Corn Exchange;' and 58 for Union." '
In Canal shares there is less doLa-j. Lehigh.
Navigation sold at 6-1; 27 was bid for Schuyl
kill Navigation common; 3i for preferred do.;
115 for Morris Canal preferred ; 15J for Susque
hanna Canal; 49 1 ior Delaware Division; and 60
lor Wyom'ijg Valley Cf.aal. ' '
O'l shTti cont'nue dull and neglccteJ. Ocaaa
soid at 7J, a decline of 4.
The New York Timet this morning says:
"There are 1 anothor cirance In Gold and txohange
vee3rday of jg 1 sr cent, on the continued un
.avorablo news rom Kurope. The main eftb.t s
I.001 the aemi-panlo in tie Liverpool Cotton Market,
wi.lch cariied down prices 2d. sterling, equal io about
five conti tbe poena in our ourreucy on the tranaao
iloa of the five basii csdays from tne 9th to the 18th
Ap tl inclosive. Orlcara middlings are quo! 3d by
tee Portland ateameia of Apr.i 18 at 18d. The quo
tation for United Stata 60t, Is mad ex-May
Coupon, 672 i london, asagpinit lSff lacluding
tho Conpon by tue previous steamer liie market
bets Pdvareed on tbe news to ll ?( K"f, deluding
May loupon, altboueh further sp:calauve.iPlea 'to
ar.ive' were made at 106 J per cent., seller 8) days,
without intareit. The ton rats for 11 s on London
wsi 108 per cent., and the highest sue ol Gold 1-8
per cunt,"
The New Tork Tribune this morning savs:
"Money on crl is quoiod 4?" 5 per cent. For Com
mcrcial parsr tbe ratei are 6,7 forpilmo, and H-dji
for good bills, btorb.ng Exouange has been quite
act ve, and 1.31 has 3en dp.M ior piime bills. . Ths
business ot the Sab Treamry wrs: Reociprj,
sJ3 417,197 41 for Cmtoms, E91,000; Pavmenti,
81! Si 802 15 -on account of Loan 635.t:); Ba
lauce,Sjj,8"),78)n. Gold Notes 9.f:). In reightl
the engagem its to Liverpool are f .3 bales of Cotton
at 9-r.2d.(sC16d . and per sioainer, 8C0 balea Cot an,
at Jd. To 7 andon, 4'.:0 bushels Oats a' 4d. Two
barques weie chaiiered,one to Cotte and one to Bor
deaex, on pr.vate terms. " . . , ,
PIIHADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE 8ALE8 T0-DAI
Eevorted by De Haven A Jro.,No. 40 S. Third street
I . FIB8T BOARD. .. -.J ;! ;
. CitjCa, new.lts 86ir,100.f Kead. ...sa0. iKf
i uv triH v JJi 1 u , , uu 4 sitiuiri. vm "
; i 30, US 68 '81... ,..108 tt:Jh ; do..lotB:33 62
9 621,
t 64
VrlOU'Slo-iOs.,...; V'A 100 eh dat6wmat
.if "n r . ' ... . . .
viv ,?uq van us..
1 sh Cam as Am
l"3shCata pt..-5wn 80
' ' H.h Mech Bk.jots 29 f
859 sh Prrston Coal.. 15
r lsu Fenn B , 60
: 1C0 sh
do... s6wn D
do. tl
do b80 80
do b80 S3.
do b6 3;
do s6 80
do. lota.. b6 "i
KOth
l.Dsh
10 sU
100 eh
K O sh
'-CD sh
-,C0 sh
Kjsh
103 sh
o sh ,
20 sh do e&p 66
186 sh do..loMopgfl
, 213 sb Th & E...b80 83
t'JOBh do lots in
113 shN Cntr.,..t5 45
100 sh Ocean 71
? 3.h do bao r
14sn24fc8d 73
4shl3th fcltth...
DO Ji
... ior
... 80S1
mo n)
do
do
do sA)
do.. lots s80 Ot
FHILAD'A, GOLD EXCHANGE QUOrAT10N8.
10 A. M 128 12 M I...1291
U A. M...'. 129 I IF. U 128
Habpks, I)rBjixg k Co. quote as follows : '
, i JSuvina. Jjelltog,
American Gold 128 129 .
American Silver, je and is 122 , 123 i
American Silver Dimes and Uaif Dimes 112 . 116 .
Fennsvlvania Currenoy 66 46
New York Exchange par. '. par.',
Vessrs. DeHaven A Brother, Na. 46 South
Third street, make the following quotations ot
tbe rates of exchange to-day at IF. M. :
jouytnn. veiling.
American Gold...............
Aroencan bilver, ii and is...
Compound Interest Notes:
.1281
129
.122
121
. ., June,
1864.... 11
M" . " July. 1R64.... 101
.s:
8
" . , " August, 1864..... V,
"' " October, 18ti4..,. 8
; ,l ; Deo., 1804.... 1
" - May. 1866.. 6
; " . ' " Ausrust. 185.... 4
n
Ol
4
, , ,".' " Kent., 116.... 8i
i ; " . Ootober.1866.... 8:
8
' The following Is the weekly report of the
tonnage ot the Schuylkill Navigation Com
pany: .
For the week ending April 26 1868. .
Corresponding week last year
.23,259 C3
20,808 10
If aVQ rS
, Increase
f Vctrj ivv
For araaon to d;te.' C3 817 CO
Correspotdicg Lmo last ear...., 28,69ia
Increase lor this jear... 84,240 00
" ' Philadelphia Trade Report. 1 "
FaroAT, April VI. The npwp :d tendency notieod
in tie Florr JI kot for some time p-tt still con
tinues, and many holders pre a-V.ng an advaneaon
vestetf.ay's f C-SJ. The. 3 's a iair home consump
tion detr-ad, and about ISC) bbls. were ta';ea la
lotsat$9i.21:10.7llbl. ibr Hortbwe ra ei-ra
family, and 10 66H 25 for pi Ime aad Of'o do. do ,
Inciud'rTsoireett'aat 88 7r'S'9l end fancy lo'i Lorn
12fo t!5, acoraing3 quality. Ihcia is vei little .
live Flour hre, and itcomr-.nds $4 75S5. In Cora
M. il there no alig deing.
Inera'snot much Wk-at eCiring, and it Is held -Crmly,
wth a steady inquiey tor m lllni. 8a'ei of
661 0 eihels Ip't and choicer-.d at a 40SJ5. nd -1400
i'sh li finer quality on teoret t rim, Wh te
ranges from 82 C3 to i Si. Bye ii st ady at 9je. for
renusylvania and 80o. lor Delaware. Corn i-i n .
good rcque-t. r3clcofCC30 buibela yello v at 81o,
aloat, and C3a. In the ca.i. O's are o eoo l d -romd,
psd 23ij0 bishrls Delawjire sold at 61o. 'In 1!
Barlov and Malt no ebanr e, - ' - .- i
In Frov '.ions th-.-e isafrmcr f.illng. Sa'r-s of ', ,
M Frik at 27 2T 60f Hpms in pickle at FJfeWo.
andMiouldvrs in suit at 11 taUlo.i l'Otieroei 1-ard
LOldatlDJc. . ,,
' Whisky Ii dell. Fmill aal-f of rennylvania bbla.
at 92 ri2 23, aud Ohio at $217. - A "
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A Pmeumato-Elkctkio Oboan, At Salon, a. i
Utile town in Proveuce, France, there Is pneu-.
bj at o-electric organ. The electric fluid has no
Influence either on tbe Intensity, note, or pitch
of the sound of the instrument. It only replaces
a system of complicated levers by one ot insu
lated wires instantaneous In tbeir action. Tile
current proceeding from the electrio battery ii
conducted by meialllo wires under the keys, by
the action or which it is placed In comrnunico
Uoa with the Talyes. of ti organ.
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