THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1868.
3
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.
The following it the official vota of rhtladei
phU, s announced by ths Return Judges
jcMcrday, only a portion of the complete
returns being received m time for our lsM
edition:
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A udUor-OcncraV
Jwlfft of Supreme
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2417
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729
1778 1 22 IK
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1513
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21)12 751 R
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2278
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KIlDi 273 R
1172 50IR
402R
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80S, 101 R
737 1 bi)
1550
10S1
141)1
1828
49,109' 52,009
149.469
I 2,600
FOTt MAYOR.
CITY SOLICITOR.
Wards,
1
2
8
4
fi
6eeeeeets
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
18
17
18
19
SO
21
28
23
24
25
2
27
28
Totals..
I
2831
2514 1
1320
1129,
1139'
1096 1
2570 1
1673!
11)50
2776
1085 !
1421,
2249,
2010,
4154,
IKIOi
1408
31201
3123
4763!
1513
2515!
2256 !
1071
1267
8223!
1178!
8U8
fs
II
i!
I?
2133
8375
2191
2800
2231.
1718
2151
1051
1834
171161
2071)1
173:
1924 1
191)1!
8523
2108
2784
221)
3i82
4531
1190
1090
1783
2039
1928
2372
1049
806
250
425
22
116
USD
323
622
031
837
331
222
317;
85;
473,
82,
"851 1
12!) i
82
1001
1165
1737,
1092
022
985
819,
328
1288
661
I
2398 i
25U3
132S1
1.31!
1132
1106!
25.88
1077!
196(1,
2812;
10961
141!)
22s7j
2028;
4'28j
1853;
1513
8104
3447
4792
1535
2508
2275
2083
1274
3237
1197
906
2120
3,'si
2190
2S01
2238
1708
2130
1616
1821
1700
2072
1710
18S6
1975
8191)
2156
2708
2273
8091
4191
1177
1072
1701
2028
1921
235!)
1029
8o0
, 59,679 01,517
69,079
Mnj. Fox, D.... 1,838
00,230 61,122
60,230
Barger, D.,
892
JlHCKIVKR OF TAXES.
7'el'z.lt. JUtlloi,JJ.
1 2120 20111
2 2552 8537
3 1338 2478
4 1138 2858
6 1150 2224
6 11 18 1703
7 2610 2106
8 1094 1031
9 1975 1812
10 2812 1709
11 ......1094 2074
12 1446 1749
13 2284 1890
14 2032 1070
IS 4309 3400
16 1859 2150
17 1507 2771
18 3165 2209
19 3453 8092
20 482J 4406
21 1539 1170
2? ..2505 1671
23 2275 1750
24 2099 191)2
26 1275 1918
26 8205 2328
27 1251 1024
28 914 852
Total8..60,578 60.811
00,670
MaJ. for Melloy. 238
CITY CONTROLLER.
Hancock. 11,
2400
2511
1319
1137
1141
1103
2603
urn
1909
swu
1091
1445
22HU
2032
4292
1810
1502
8105
8451
4788
1510
2570
2272
2093
1250
3238
1195
909
60,318
Getz, D.,
ads. n.
2112
8.51!)
2179
2H58
2213
1707
2113
1041
1810
1757
2073
1751
1S95
1974
3188
2157
2779
2271
3089
4199
1173
10S3
1764
2017
1945
2358
1031
857
61,072
60.818
724
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
FROTITONOTARY COM
HON
1...
2...
8...
4...
5.
C
7...
n
UUi'ions,
Jirp.
,...2136
,...2522
...1306
...1114
1117
,...1101
,...2505
,.1000
,.1947
10... ......27115
11..... 1083
12 1449
13 2264
14 2001
16 4V64
16 -....1847
17.... 1509
18.
19
20,
21,
22.
23,
24,
26,
26
27..
i8...
,.8150
, 8441
...4764
...1634
...2649
...2 44
,...2074
,...1201
,...8228
....1187
.... 908
Totals.. 59890
bfuppard,
Dtm,
1864
8571
2510
2874
2250
1700
2158
1654
1H4Q
1K13
2074
J 748
1911
2(01
8513
2144
2780
2279
30K6
4518
1184
1690
1777
20ol
19U
2367
1037
857
61165
69890
J)'jnian,
JSep.
23!)9
2536
1321
1128
1132
1102
2390
1690
1980
2800
1U92
14,55
2289
2026
4308
1850
1515
3107
3451
4826
1541
2658
2200
2085
1207
8243
1194
915
Fletcher,
Hem.
2119
8)56
2503
2857
2238
1699
2130
1034
1802
1777
2060
1741
18S2
1973
3101
2142
2774
2266
8075
4103
1177
16S1
1707
2022
1910
2351
1035
850
00331
6 1955
00311
Mnj. BhCDpard, 1275 MaJ. Fletcher, Oil
JCnOBH OF THE DISTRICT COEBT.
CITY COMMISfl
JUcduen,
Ward. Kep.
i.
2 2525
8 1,331
4 1131
6 1181
6 1)04
7 2810
8 1078
9 l!)8fl
10 28C
II 1090
12...... 1440
13 2260
14 26Ufl
15 4277
16 IKiO
17 1500
18 8101
19 8138
20 47K4
21 1539
22 2503
23 2271
24 2088
25 1271
28 823!)
27 1188
28 904
IONKR.
Vrm
2116
57
2489
2805
2239
1703
2128
1030:
1801
1767
2076 1
1757;
1914
19701
8194
216)
2778
2273
8101
4503
1172
108D
176(1
2023
1925
23i5
lO.'W
800
BURVYOR-GF,NKRAI..
Campbell, Kni,
Ward. Hep.
1 2109
2 2552
8. lKI'i
11.3.5
1141
4
6
6
7
8
10.""
It
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
10
20.
21
'i .........
23
24...
25...
26...
27...
28
, 1110
2002
1 !).
,-....1972
, 2s35
1100
H7
2308
2046
4330
1805
......1524
3172
8451
4827
1542
.2505
.2273
...2102
...12S0
...H2.3S
...12, '5
.. 910
TotalH... 60,1U2
0I,)5 ,Totals...60,600
69,140
, 2108
85)2
2196
2H.56
22 2
1704
2122
10W
1823
1759
2071
1741
18'8
1953
8(10
2116
2703
2239
3089
4151
117(1
10S5
1709
2011
1120
2155
1025
830
H0.85S
(W.ti'JO
MoJ. Weaver, D.,
973!
Maj. Exit, I)... 238
lirtt C'onirreHMiounl District.
1808. 1S06.
V'orda.
4.
ft ,
1 ,
11 ........ H,
Berry, liandnll, (jlbbont, Rand ill.
Jirp.
.. 2547
.. 1357
.. 1153
.. 1159
.. 1102
.. 1090
Jrm.
8521
2153
2818
2195
101)6
059
H'P.
231!)
1261
1)25
105(1
1112
1065
Uem.
3'i'ij
19-1
2191
1885
1135
1032
Pratldt-Dt Judge, AHSoclato Judie,
,
Hare- Hirst. liyer. aMtnu ic.
Wards. K-p, J)tm, Km), i)eii,
1 2420 2108 2418 2108
2 2539 8515 2537 3545
3 1335 2487 1321 2-301)
4 1120 2819 1122 2855
6 1147 22Vi3 114(1 2225
1126 1680 Ilia HlHO
7 2042 2084 2041 2001
8 1720 1004 1711 1012
9 ,,.1974 1811 109 1814
10 -....2812 . 1708 2813 1753
11 1097 2073 10117 2073
12 I4o9 1738 1450 1711
IB.... 2308 1871 2293 18S4
14 - Vtm 1931 2018 1952
15 -..4207 8435 4326 8113
16 1808 2140 1858 2117
17 - 1521 27-5" 1520 273
18 8100 2257 3102 2201
19 846'i 8072 3137 3D79
20 4818 4152 4801 44S5
21 1544 1108 lf.39 1172
22 20:2 1713 2081 10,3
28 V272 1766 2270 1701
24 2108 2011 2080 2014
26 11-7 1912 1284 1910
26 3285 2342 8A50 2.16
27 WIS Ml 12'W I'Wl
28".r........ I8 JS 832
Totftln.00 074 00.649 60.623 60 718
60 049 69.623
Total 8108 14745 7728 12192
8108 7728
Mnj. Randall, I) 0337 Randall,!) 1101
Nerond t'onjrrosslounl District.
1808. 1806.
O'JTeiU. picrcnce. O'Neill. Hulme.
Wards. Jirp. Dem. Jtv- V'm
1 2(00 2152 2011 15)9
7 2.306 2118 2304 1 790
h 1078 1039 iii8 1419
1961 1817 1788 1518
It) 2782 1778 2510 1156
2 8186 2381 2115 1693
Total... 14533 11913 12612 9175
11913 9175
Mnj .' 2020 O'Neill. R. 8137"o'Nelll R
Third Congressional District.
1808.
1866.
Wards.
12
i:
itt
17
is ,
1 ,
Myers, Moffelt,
jeep. jjvm.
1402
... 2310
.... 1874
.... 1497
... 3147
.... 3139
Total 13729
1727
1856
2116
2781
2285
3091
13850
13729
Myers, Jiuvkwalter,
Jttcp. Dem
1536 1178
2160 1539
17!)3 1870
130S 221)1
2S23 183,5
2811 2415
12520
11510
11310
Mnj. Moflet, D 127 1004 Myers R.
1 oiirlli Congressional District.
18G8. 1806.
Wards.
14
15
2U
21
21
27
2
Kelley, Xiicholnoix,
jcp. J Jem.
70
4209
4709
1501
, 2050
1170
892
2014
3521
4545
1211
2012
1052
803
J'ellcy, Welsh,
Jtep. Jjcni.
2101
89!)9
3782
2013
1500
1027
1099
2S02
3198
1097
1374
850
Total 17107
15218
14551
12126
12126
15218
Majorities 1859 Kelley, R. 2123 Kelley.R
The Twenty- elehth ward was formed slnee
1806.
II fill Consrrcsfilonal District.
Tbe vote in the city section of this district
was counted yesterday, ami foots up tuns:
lees. isho.
TTarr.
!
2:4
25
Taylor, Reading.
Rep. Vem.
.... 2501 J077
2291 1790
...m 1271 1916
Totals.,
6125
6389
0i89
Taylor,
Rep.
2001
997
54U
4371
R'jss.
JJem
134S
1551
1472
4371
Majorities. 738 for Taylor. 1070 for Taylor
Second Senatorial District.
feKNA'lolt, JUUOK SUP. COURT.
Wards,
10
:t
1
13
-1808.-
JJennzry, 11. Xtisenrlva, I).
....lDtiS 18(0
....2779 1776
,....2286 1880
,....2001 1984
....4264 3599
1807 .
Jirp.
1099
21,36
1905
2249
3093
13,901
11,049
11,019
12002
9401
9161
Rep mnj. 2,852
Fourth Senatorial
BKNAIOB.
1808 ,
Wards. Oonn'll, It.
1H 818
ltt 8479
20 4826
21. 1526
2600
2273
24 2077
25 1207
27 1202
H 911
2o:
District.
JUDOB8UP COURT.
1803
Collins D
625
3003
4447
1188
1069
1771
202S
1919
1025
853
20439
lt4tf
Rep.lUBj. 1951
18485
Jirp.
282
2686
8706
1322
2036
1958
1608
919
909
729
16175
15028
617
Vem,
88.
2000
3782
1049
1472
1,556
1681
1491
K08
737
15028
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL 1TKM8 BBS OUTBIDS PAGES.
Jbffedbon Medical Collegb. The inaugural
addrentiof Dr. J. Aitken Melprs, on entering on
tits duties at 1'roiessor ot tbe instituics or ueui
cine and Medical Jurisprudcdce In Jclferson
Medical College, nas bcea univernally admired
bv (lie medical protesatou. roe euDject was tue
'Ccrielation of tbe Pnyslcal and Vital Forces,"
BDd, a'ter paying a tlowiut; tribute to tbe worth
and merits ot the late Professor Duntilion, tbo
late iiicumbent of tbecbair.be uua an elabo-
late mid 1, aruid statement of tbe recent pio
etemol tclenre relative to tbe cotrelntion of
tbe (orci-s referred to in Ll! hubiect, to which
was due much ol tbe phyUl 'glcul a lvaurcmeut
in i be me bods t reti uicu employed in ctieims-
trv and ptiv.'ics.
He relerred to the labors of Dr. Mctcal'e, of
Kentucky, asa oardner vannxem, one or tha
enrlv members or tue Academy or Na'ural
fc'.ences, who were iu aivunce of Pri)tetori
Grove, ( arp' nter. Hiid oilier Kngluh writers in
the eiiuutiiitiou ol tbe correlatiun theory.
ItrCEI'TION OF A FlRK COMPANY. Th flreTUHQ
of our cliv turned out in larue nurnbers hi
even ins to receive the Howard IVire Cwnpauv
of Cbarb ttown, Mae., wbo purprse upcndioa a
lew days in the City of bro'.heily Love. The
welccmo tbev received must have convinced
Hem tbsttbere is nore in tlut appfllatlon than
the more name. Upon tbeir srrival at tbe deprU
tbev wer-cordially crowed by the long line o
their lellow-tiri'rjnen which was present to do
them honor. Tho line of march was tbeu taken
tp, and each member, dressed in uniform, bore
a niiniiiift tnrcu, torowiug a eiare or ueui arm?
the MreetH throueh which tbe proces9iou passed.
1 he vlfHors are the pmsts of tbo Hope Steam
Fire Engine Company, and could riot be lu better
bands.
Inrpkcion op Floor and Meal for tho week
ending October 15, 1808: Burrels of Superlne.
9553; do. Klne, 123: do. Mlddunes, 4; do. Hje,
77; do. condemned, 137. Total, 9891.
Defidbd, hot Rkeined. Oar oaustio friend
Smart, who dined lately at ths Maukiou
HoriSH, declares that, taking into considera
tion tha eating and the oratory, ha beliove
the best name for ciyio bankets is "Hlutl and
Kaliiralizadon Frauds.
The followlrR letter from Judge Airncw ex
plains Itself, and will 'be read with interest on
account of its application to currentquestions:
Beater, Oct. 14. 166R.-My Dear Colonel: -1
have received your reply of the 10th Instant to
my letter of the 8th. It, as you say, tbe practice
relating to naturalization of aliens, which In
mine I bad di?npproved as irregular, was "ap
proved" by my two brothers lately holding th
Nisi Prim, and ir you acted under the "direc
tion" of the Judge who held the Court, I have
nothing more to say on tbnt point. It would be
Improper, In a letter to a cleik, to comment on
tberulinus of a member of tbe Court. lean
now only reeret, if your statement bi correct,
the practice 1 bad condemned is brought homo
so nearly to ourselves.
Waiving that, I am constrained to say that
your explanation of the ruh of naturalization
papers tbroueh our court Is not patisfactory. It
is wholly immaterial whether the true average
per paper be twenty-five or tbirty-flve seconds,
this momentary period bolnff wholly inadequate
to any intelligible understanding and determi
nation of the case. The petition must be opened
and read, or its contents stated to the judire.
If there be a previous declaration of intention,
the certified ccpy from tho record must be ex
amined and tLe jtidee fatisfled of Its character.
One oath is to be administered to the applicant
and another to the witticsj, the jurats thus doub
ling the number of the petitions. The judue
mu&t then fotm his opinion iu each ca'e on the
evidence of residence, moral character, and fit
ness of the applicant, bis attachment to the
principles of the Con-tltutlon, and right dispo
sition to the good order nud happlucss of thh)
country.
But, in order to dispose of the greiit numbT
of cakes run through ho hurriedly, you inform
me that five or more persons were ennaed in
tue business, and tout una would eive tnree
minutes of time to each cae. That would do if
it belonged to each subordinate or tipstave to
decide, and he were qualified by learning and
capacity to do so; but you forget, or omit to
mention, tnat as tne I. cunt lias out one udie
and one prothonotary. a single person necessa
rily must examine and pass upon every case,
BDd, therefore, each must be examined and
determined in the twenty five or thirty-five
seconds of time. You consequently either
permitted the subordinates and tipstaves to
decide upon the admission to citizenship, or
suffered tome of the cases to pass through
WituOut a determination.
As to vour fees, it is a matter of no moment
whether they were paid or secured by card, the
circumstance having been mentioned as an
element in the consumption ot the brief period
of time, and not as important in itself.
ot course 1 did not expect you would discuss
with me the powers ol the Court or its otbeors,
hut 1 rpminilrd von that naturalization Is a
judicial question, because as a lawyer (aud the
I'rothouotanes or tne bupreme uourt are cuosen
from tbe bar) you would know that the
question is not an open one, it having been
decided in Hump vs. Commonwealth, 6 Casey.
475, by our Court, the Bench then being com
posed of l.owry, C. J., and Justices Woodward,
Thompson, Strong, arjd Porter. It had Ion
before been settled bv the Supreme Court or the
United States, in 4 Peters, 407. As a lawyer, I
suppose you would readily comprehend what is
implied in a judicial act, aud thus perceive how
lor your practice nau departed irom tne appro-1
piiate character of a judgment of the Court, It
is nnnecetsnry to add more.
l am, with great respect, truty yours, etc.,
Daniel Aonew.
Col. James Ross Fnowden, Prothonotary su
preme Court, Philadelphia.
To the Soldiers nnd Sailors or Penn
sylvania. lleaihu'autkbs soi.mkiis and sailors
State Central Committee,
riMLADKI.l'lMA, Oct. 10, 1808.
CoMnAUKs: You have turned tho flank of your
old enemy, and he is in full retreat ; but you must
not pause for an Instant in your pursuit. Follow
him up and press bim upon all sides, until ho is po
litically annihilated, and Forrest and Wade Hamp
ton have surrendered in tho Inst ditch. ISy the
wayside you will find many heretofore misguided
men who will gladly join your victorious column.
To all such you should extend the hand of welcome
anil forget tho past.
Be not blinded by tho declaration that the oppo
sition have given up tho light. Place no reliance in
rumors of a change of candidates. These things
are simply weak inventions of the enemy, intended
to Induce you to lmlt in your forward movement.
Keep up your organizations of "Boys in Blue."
Let them iu fact be permanent Institutions in this
generation. Let them continue, glorious monu
ments of a noble light, for which your children's
children shall bless you.
Let your elforts be solely devoted to increasing
the vote of last Tuesday, and by this means de
monstrate how overwhelming would have been
your triumph had the gang of rebel vagabonds who
invaded the city of PliihulelpUia been required by
their allies at their own homes.
By order of the Committee.
CiiAULES) II. T. Coi.lis, Chairman.
A. L. ItrssKr.L, Secretary.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Fvr additional Marin tfewt jet First JPags,
ALMANAC rOS FHILA DELPHI A-THI9 DAY.
Bum Rib mb... ......8 is Moow Skt4.m.mm,mm,h 6'fto
Bow Btw...........mm .617HiH Watr... s j
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
CLEARED YK8TKRDAY.
Brlf Anna, Morrow, Fort Hpain, mot WattsonSonn,
Brig J. 1. Lincoln, Merrlman, Portland, Wann.
n, sober. Maxfteld A l.
Brig H. H. McUUvery, Brewster, B?lrit, Andenrled,
Norton A e n
Bohr W. W. Marcy, Champion, Washington,
Bchr I, H. Merihon. Ajrwi. lloatoo,
Pchr Maithew Kinney, ORden, jhrleston,
hebr Marian 8. King. Newport,
Hobr Marv D Ireland. Ireland. Wanhlna-ton.
Bobr B. J. Uilmore, Bunker, (Jaaibrlagoport, J. Bom-
m ri, jr.
Pchr Crisis, Bowen, Norwich, do.
Bohr F. Ht. Clair Kdwarda, irelan. Boston, do.
Bchr O. H. Hawley. Pnrry. bomernel, do.
Hcdr l.ocy. Copp, Cambridge, K. A. Houder A Co.
bl'r H. L. Oaw, Iler, Baltimore, A. Urovea, Jr.
ARBJVKDYKSTKRDAT.
Barqne Hunter, Lee, from Uwan Island Bint 11,
wlib guano to Warren A Grrgg. Left barqin Transit,
for Hamilton Roads for orders, nearly loaded.
Barque Wh'te Cloud. Freeman, I days from New
York, In ballast to Lennox A Burgess.
lirlg Frank K. Allen, Norton. 14 days from Mania
Dlllo, wltb cedar to Madeira A Cabada.
Brig Helen, Doane. 24 days from Kingston, jAwlth
sugar, logwood, f to., to D. N. Weialar A (Jo.
bchr David Faust, Lord, e days from Buston. In bkl
lact to J. K. Basy A Co.
Hcbr M A AlcOaban, Call. 17 davs from Newborn,
N. U. with shingles to Patterson A Llpplncotu
Bcbr Nellie Treat. Trim, is days from Brunswick,
Oa , with lumber to Patteraon A Llpplncotu
, Bchr Virginia. McFtdden, Irom Porlsmoath, In bal
ls m lo K. A. Bouder A Co.
Brbr Lncy. Copp, Irom Wilmington, Del., In ballast
to F. A. Bouder & Co.
Schr J L. Merrill. Weeks, 11 days from Wllmlng
ton, N. C wlih lumber to I), Trump, Hon A Co.
Bcbr Lookout. Bbane. 15 days from Brunswick, Ga.,
Wlib lumber to Patterson A Lipptncott,
hchr Marlon. Rosb. 1 day from Newport, Dal., with
grain to Janus L. Bewley A Co,
Schr John T. Long. Tnnuell. 1 day from Indian
river, Pel , with grain to Jas. L, Bewley A Co,
Bchr Wm, Blnter. Siuall, from Boston.
Cteamer Black Diamond, Meredith, 24 hours from
New York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Kle amer D. Vtiey, Davis, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co,
cv. MEMORANDA
Bhlp Meronon, Baker hence, at Callao )th nlU, via
Bio Janeiro, and nallrd 2utb for chlnchas.
Bblp Martha, Lavln, cleared at New York yester
day for Cork for orders, via Philadelphia.
JiaiqueAavld Nichols, Wyman, hence, at Balem
loth IdbU
Barqne Abd-el-Kader, Nlckerson, waa loading at
Malaga !lh nit.
Barque St. Jago, Loud, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Portland 1Mb lust.
Brig Talba, Campbell, hence, at Halifax 12th Inst,
Brig Romalne, Card, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Providence 14th Inst,
trig Essex, Sleeper, hence, at Balem 13th Inst,
rig M. U. Haskell. Haskell, for Philadelphia.
Cleared at Salem 13lb lust.
lirlg C. M atthews. Matthews, for Philadelphia sailed
from Newbnryport H h Inst.
Hcbrs Michigan, Pickering; Wm. Flint, Post; and
Bldney price, Townsend, hence, at Balem lSih Inst.
Hcbrs J. H. Barllelt. Wiggins, hence tor Balem; W.
H. Bowe, Wbittemore, heuce for Providence; and K.
M. Fox, Case, hence for liralntree, at New York lfith
Instant- w M mmi nil
Brig n. B Emery, Small, hence for Boatan, was
spoken 1Kb Inst, 83 miles bB ot Absecom.
Hchr K Rlcbardaon. nelson, (or Philadelphia,
Cleared at Georgetown, 8 C. 8th Inst.
Schr Reading BR. No. 42, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Nrrwkb 14tb Inst,
echr Lady Emma, unedecnr, from Wlnton, with
lnniOfr for muaaeipnia. at iori,iiK nm mat.
nobt Plandome, Edwards, at Georgetown, B. O , llih
Inn., from Charleston.
Bchrs Potomac Eidrldge; Alexander, West09ttj and
Eldorado, Travis, hence, at Washington, D. U, lSth
ill fit At)
Schr J. B'cardo Jnva, Harris, sailed from Key West
8d Inst, ror 8l. Mary's. Fla.
Bchr Eloulse. Nutter, lor Philadelphia, sailed from
Baker's Landing 14th Inst,
Schr Nalaa Queen, Chase, henoe, at Fall River 12th
'"schrArcher A Reeves. Ireland, lor Philadelphia,
tailed from Fall River 14th hiBt.
Bchr Ganges. Hlgglus, lor Philadelphia, sailed from
NBre.meTJaymonBt.B Piatt, lor Philadelphia, sailed
from Noilolk. 14ih Inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tbe Lighthouse Board has given notice that the
Granite Day Beacon, heretofore marking theehoals
extending irom Canonlcutt Point, lu Providence
river, H. I., bus been prepared for Illuminating appa
ratus, from which a fixed white light will be exhibited
lor tbe first time on tbe evening ot November s. The
light will be visible, lu clear weatber, at a dmtanoe of
about eleven nautical miles. A fog bell Is attached to
this s'atlon, which will be rung during thick weather.
The light at Nay at Point, Immediately opposite, will
be discontinued Irom the 6th of November.
Notice Is also given that wltb a view to facilitate
tbe navigation of Brewerton Channel, In tbePatapaoo
river. Maryland, two lighthouse structures have bnen
erected mm near Hawkins' Point, aDd the other on
Leading Point, distant apart I1, miles, and onarlng
N W. and BK. from each other, both being exaotly In
range with Ihe axis of Brewerton Channel. These
Hgbia will be pxiiioited for the It rat time on the even
Ingot November!. lt68. and every night thereafter
irtui sunset to sunrise until further notice.
POLITICAL.
The Tituaville (Pa.) Herald says that a
party of Copperheads, retnrning from a Pen
dleton meeting last Thursday, brutally
abneed the little son of liev. IN. fc. a use, be
cause the boy cheered for Grant. Mr. gage
was formerly opposed to ttrant, but tuts in
human conduct of the Blairites has determined
him to use all his efforts to seoure Grant's
election.
The Lancaster (Pa.) lntdligrucer admits
that the deserters from our army now vote
the Democratic ticket, and enjoins upon them
to remember that no one of them cau be de
nied to rote unleFS it is proven that he has
been regularly tried by a court-martial and
duly convicted.
In reply to a question put to him at
Cleveland, Ohio, a few days since, whether he
indorsed lilair's revolutionary programme,
Hon. George II. Pendleton said: "I don't
quite agree with General Blair that that is the
only way, but I can tell you I think it is a
very good way."
A very significant "straw" was gathered
on the boat conveying the Plug Uglies aud
reports from the Kelley ed,ions prize flht on
the Me of Shoals, on last Thursday. The vote
stowed one hundred and sixty-six for Seymour
and three for Grant.
Rtbel Percy Walker, Jeff. Davis' Secretary
of War at Montgomery, who was going to
plant the Rebel ilag on the Capitol at Wash
ington before the end of May, 18G1, is now
upon the stump, doing immense things by
calling General Grant a "humau donkey."
The St. Louis Democrat predicts that Mis
souri will give Grant 20,000 majority, aud
that seven of the nine Congressmen will be
Republican.
Dr. Bperry, of Da Soto, Wisconsin, Chair
man of a Democratic Clu, has renounced the
Democratio party, and goes for Grant and
Colfax.
The New Orleans Evening Delta, a Rebel
sheet, has expired from lack of support,
inoii'ned by a small circle of Rebel friend s.
The London Slur, reading Democratio
seniiB in the New York World, Bays they are
vulvar and disgraceful to any paper.
The Quakers voted in Pennsylvania on
Tuesday, and the Seytnouruers all over the
country are quuking to-day.
Orville Pool, of Gallatin, 111., a Pemoarat
all his life, has rained a Grant and Colfax pole.
The lieloit Free Preen says: "Wisconsin
w 11 never consent to give Grant and Colfax
less than 15,000 majority."
lion. Alfred Kusai'll, United States DU
trlet. Attorney for Michigan, has prononno-d
ivt Uiafcbt
MNANCtAL.
FINANCIAL.
GOLD BOUGHT.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
Dealers In all UoTcrnmcnt Secnrltlec
KILLS OF EXCHANGE
Tar Kale on London, Frankfort, Paris, Etc.
We Issue Letters of credit on Messrs. JAMES
W. TUCKER St CO., Tarls,
AVAILABLE FOR TRAVELLERS- 08E
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Having now direct prlrato comnmnlca
tlons by v Ire between our New York and
Philadelphia Offices, wo are constantly iu
receipt of all quotations from Sew York,
and are prepared to execute all orders
with promptness In STOCKS, K0SDS, and
GOLD.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
No. IG South THIRD Stroot,
'10 PHILADELPHIA.
YM&Bna
OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Xo. 40 South TIMID Street.
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
Ttr?f PENN 6TEAAI ENGINE AND
tuatiiUL AMD TiillAJKKTKJAL KNUiMJsJOU
MAC'H IS USTb, BUlLltK-il AKHUta, BLACK.
aMllUb, audFOUMUH.liH, Lavlna lor many jean
otxtn lu auuctwalul opeiatlon, anu been uzclnnlvali
utiKatted lu building aud repairing Marine and .hive'
Engines, high aud luw-prtutsuro, Ixou Bjllera, Watei
rauka, Frupeliera, eio, eio., respectfully otter tueli
ai i Victd lo llie public as being rully prepared to coo
.rati lor engines or all alaes, Madue, Kiver, am
Stationary; Caring son or patterns of dillerent siaai
re prepared to execute orders wltb qaiuk despaioTi
nvery duecnpUou ol paileru-making made at itu
jborteat notice. High and Low-prewure Fint
lubnlur and Cylluder liullers, Ol the beat feunsylva
nla cnarcoal Iron, forgiugs of all slaes and kinds
iron and Braes C'a&Uugs of all deicnp'lous. Kol
turning, Her. w CiUiitrg.and ailotherworkcouueotiM:
lili tbe above builiins.
Drawings and seomoatloDi for all work dons
thfctaUbllaliiueDt freeof ciiurge, aad work guaran
Iced.
1 he snbscrlbera have ample wharf-dock room to,
rt pairs or bouts, where they can He lu perfect safety
n.id are provldtd wt'ti eUeiirs, blocks, falls, etc. air
.'orralsxgUfiavj or light welliuj.
JACOB CNKAFIB,
JUHSS P. LJI VY,
411 BEACH aud fALMiiatbtreffU,
vAvevs stUHaicK wiluam h. mbioi
wOUTHWAUK KOUNDK?, FIFTH AN!
rillLAUULPHIA,
WiKKlC K dt bONS,
J.NQLNKliatH AND UACUINIBT8,
u ax.D.'KC.ure illgb aud Low ITenaure Bteani Knrlns
tor Luna, itivtr, and Marine HerrtCH.
Bullets, Uaxoiueters, Tanks, Iron Boats, eta.
Castings ot all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron lTante Kuoislor (iaa Work, Workshop, auc
Ratiroad btulioas. eio,
Ketorts and Uaa Aiucblnery, of the latest and most
Improved ooustruvllou.
Kvery description of Plantation Machinery, alst.
Htifar, Haw, aud Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oil
Bieam 1 rains, Defecators, inters, Pumping, Ko
gineti, etc.
Hole Agents for N. Blllenx'e Patent Snsjar Bollln.
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patient Hieam Uaiumer, and
Asplnwall A Woolsej's Patent Centrifugal felugi-.r
Dralulug Machlnea. 6 M
GAS FIXTURES.
1 S F I X T D B B 8.
MiaKKY, MEHR1LL A THACKA1LA,
Ho. 718 CHU-hNUT street, 1
maDnrarlorer of Has r Inures, Lami. eus., so
would utlt tbe atteutu n of tlte publlo to their InrgA
elegant asnorunnt ot Uas Chandeliers, Peixlan.
Krackets, etc. Tbey also lulrtHlnce gna-ppe K
HwelllPg ''1 public bnlidlngii, and attend oasui
l -" r ' ' i i'-i
Ail work wan anted.
AMUSEMENTS.
ONION PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE D0NDS
At 102,
And Accrued Interest.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 103,
And Accrued Interest.
FOR SALE BY
De Haven & Bro.,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
118 PHILADELPHIA,
WH. FAINTER & 00.,
111KKEES AND DEALERS LN GOVERN
ALENT SECURITIES,
rio. 36 South THIRD Street,
HILALKLPHIA.
AGENTS FOll
The Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
AMD
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
We hare on hand THE FIRST MORT
GAGE SIX TER CENT. GOLD INTEREST
BONDS of both Companies, for sale or
Exchange for Uorerninent Securities.
Faniphlets, with Maps, Reports, and full
inforniatlcn furnished on application, a iu
QANKING HOU8B
Of
Nos. 112 and 114 South THIRD Street
PHILADELPHIA
Dealers In all Gorernment Securities.
Old 5-20s Wanted In Exchange ror New
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS M ADE. BTO0K3 bouibt and sold
en Commission,
Special business aooommodatlona res erred lor
adlea. 10 1 tm
w wni nntin ann'lnatlona trr Policies ot Life
Insurance in the National Lite InKnrance Company of
tbe Culled biates. iiuii uuurmauon ivau as out
QLENDINNINQ & DAVIS 2
HO. S teCTH THIRD 8TBEMTI
Stock and Gold Broken
QUOTATIONS OP NEW YORK 8TOCKF
AL WA 8 OS RAND. i II o
a LXKDjjrsrine. in. ionm b. datii
X WM. K. HI A CO.. Lesser and Manaieri.
Engtgftaeut, most pooltlvly,
of the wf,0!?.,,10. October it,
lunnion and fa,,wii tour orVhewtid.famBrt
wllh U.el,i-. " ; . SJJf ; -
nT.k i s.A.I.t A.V9. COM BI N AJION I
es. Jnsddi on f .K.". or ,h United
HANLOJSS. li(7k." r"""!" presented by
following Jiuropeane,,; ;,Va" e,ut
PFaU
&S"MI,n At,1,ete- "Po of
IjY 1KB TRAP 7. R.
BLFMPHIN, Kurope's Uroatest Harntat.
5 1 ?r,Pl,1rhe5 J'omedlenne and Vocalist.
w1' BKDuWIlMi, t'oncprllnlst and BolTo
PltlCaH ABP8UAL. io M 31
pLFEKSTEIK ScHwfs'
TOMTINGOMS
plTLER. WEAVER A CO.,
ltANTJPA0TURKB8 OP
MANILLA AND TARRED CORDA8E, C0R11?
TWINES, ETC.,
WO. a North WATEB Street, and
Ho, U Worth D1C LAW A ILK Avenue.
rHrnngi.pHiA.
Kdwiv H, Tttlmm, Michael Vu
-ciisaj) Jr. wsum, it
row
htsi
e
e
JA1
W1
ALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEOTNH AT i Tn fi
Laatnltlit cf the celebrated ncpiaric (Jomlian
KB. V. 8. CHAN"KAU,
hi. Arfnln.l ........ a . . '
. ..v..,,u..,tli,neiji.iiu,i0, me cuaracter of
T. B.De Waldrn's celebrated Comedy of that nama
lo conclude w'th Chanlrsu's ahrldW ViSiloS
J'.r.,.nl!"h. !'P UK. P. W. CHANFRtn
iuuAKAl-lrst nluhtof the Fmlnent liSKeuUn
MR. K. L. DAVUM'OHT. "eu,n'
MRiTiKI1NRD,BE'SARCU STREET TUE.
AJ.KK,. Bealus al nilartnr tn
I AHr lit. PACKED.
THIS APIKHNuGn at olock '
.OTTA JH NLL AMD TUB M i HU li ION Ess
LOTTA . IN HKR OBANU CH aKAOTJLttS
rJ1.0 8oni Uueus. and Dances.
TO-MUUT (tamrday) October 17,
last timk.
Mown . t.. . . i . . .
lilen5 Jirri
HOUSE, BEVINT11
HOOLRY'S OPERA
Mract hAlnw Ar, h
LAbT WKBK AND FARKWELL Pimtrnniu-.
AM in OF UOOLKY'd MlNtJTRKLH.
Tne season will close on Saturday. Oct. 17
JOK KMilH.Tr IN NEW ACTS.
The Cyneopolls or Imagination, The Haunted Wis-.
-. - r i ui iubi' ipn. Brown i
Horse. Dulrh Hon and Dance. 1'AKEwri.i. u a
INJ B, HATUItDAY, at IX o'Oloclt. 10
L L.
MU D 1 U.A U FUND HA
rillAKKHPKA HI AN HKKOK8.
By tbe gUUd Hbakespearlan Souolar,
H. F K A N KLIN,
frosa Washington.
Admission. 7lcems. Kmortnl anats. 11.
Tickets t be had at the Continental, and at Trn ra
pier's. No. 926 Chfsnut street.
Doors open at ' l4: delineations precisely at 8. Ilalf
of the proceeds donated to objects of charlty. It
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
CARL BKNTZ AND MARK ITAHSLSIt'tl
OKANI) OKCHKSTRA MATINEE8,
EVERY BATURDAY A FTERNuON, at 8 o'clock.
fuuBuiiiiiiuu jijuKeis, auuiiuius; to tuirty uoncerts.so.
PackBKeol fourTlckela ii.
Bingle Adnjlisli n......... ....5n cents.
for sale at carl Hents's Olllce ( Boner's store), No.
till') I 'llfl... II) II ...I.l a, 1 . ....In.l. 1 I .... T ..
' " ' ......vv, 1 1 1. . vtntm . nn.i.i . J 111 ..). nu,
214 8. K gsib street. KiiRBKements fr Concerts, C'ouj
mencenicts. Balls, Private Parties, etc., can be made
at the eflic . - in u tf
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY' THEATRE. J
JLVKKY KVKNINU AND BATURDAY
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPK.
In Grand Ballets, Ktb oplan Burlesques, Bones
Danrpfi. Panlomlmes. Gymnast Acta, etc.
SHIPPING.
LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR NEW YORK.
From and after this date, the raise of freight by this
line will be ten cents per 100 lbs. " Ibeavy goods; foot
cente per foot, measurement; one vent per gallon for
liquids, sblp's option. One of the Steamers of thia
Line will leave every Tuesday, Thursday, and Bator,
day, Goods received at all times on covered piers
All goods forwarded by New Ytrlc agent free of
charge, except cartage.
For turther lniormatlon, apply on tbe pier to
8 2a 6m JOHN F. 03L,
32
VnR T IVPH pnnr. ivn nm'uvn
iZ. TOWN. inman L,iue of Mall siium.r.
aio f puiuted to bp 11 as follows:
cl'lY OP WAsHiisuiON, l'unday, October 80. .
CITY Of BALI lAtuKJi., elaturuay, October Hi.
CITY O- LOt3lOJ.lbaiuraay, OcioDer 81.
Cl'l'Y OF COitK (via Halifax), Tuesday, Nov. &
CITY OF AN1VV.EKP, baiuruay, November 7.
and each succeeding tsaturda aud alternate Tuesday,
a', 1 P, M., trom Pier , Nortu Itlver.
xtA'iii OF PAntj4UU uy ths mail btsameb
SAILING JtvBV SATURDAY,
Payable lu Gold. Puble tn Currency.
FIRbT CAblN.. tlOOISTKikliAUl!;...... $38
to London. K'5 to London............. iu
to Paris Hi, to Paris 47
FABSAUK UY THIl TUiaDAlf BTKaMUB via BAUJAX,
' FlitbT G'AHIN. hTr.KU.QU.
Paj able In Gold, Payable In Currency.
Liverpool.-.. 90
Halllux..... 2(.
ot. John's, N. P ...1 4,
by nruncii ateaLuer.... j
Liverpool..
ialllMX
Si. Joun'a. N. F...
i) nrauou Mieamer..
..13
... 1
80
Passenifers also lcrwurdea loHavia. Hum tin nr. Hr.
men, etc., at reduced rates.
Tickets can be bougut here by persons sending for
their Irlends, at modeiate rates.
I-or further Liloriuailoa apply at the Company'!
Ofllces.
JOHN G. DALE. Agent, No. 15 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Or to O'DONnilLL PAULK. Agents.
Ko. 411 CH KaN UT Btret t, Philadelphia.
VATJTTT AUTtir" 1 V DTPI If anti.
iCOMPAAY.
WstrougU X.lat to Callfrmla tI Paaaaa
usurssa,
HEW ABltANGKMENT.
Balling from New Yoik on the 6th and 20th of
EVKUV MONTia.,or tltb uay beiore when these Ua to
tall on Hnnduy.
Psssage lower than by any other line.
For luloriuailou addiess
j, or uuonuawu K cARRINGTON, Agent,
FlerNa. 18 NORTH RIVKR, New York.
Or iHUMAti K, BUAltLK,
No. 217 WALN U I' blrcel, Pbiladelubia, i-a.
W. H. W Kbit. President. UUAM. DANA, Vloe-Pree
Ollice 64l.XCHANUEPIaOf, New York, 8 8m
Ni-W EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX.
andrla. Utorsetown. aud Wuh
nectlous at Alexandria from the most direct route
tor Lj uchourg, itristot, Knoxvllle, NashTllle, Dal ton
and the Bouihwbst.
bUjauiers leave regularly every Saturday at noon
from the llrsl wbari Murkut street.
Freight received daLy. ,.
W M.. P. CLYDE 4 CO.,
No, 14 North aud bouih Wnarvea.
J. B. DA VIDMJN, Agent at Georgetown.
to. ELDRIDGJi. A Co., AgeuUi at Alexandria, Vir.
gtLla, 81
wSttfl oilCE.-'olt new iohk, via
FhihkLAWAKk Aivll KAUITAN CaNAX
i.AfllAta bTii-A-liiOAT COPANY
The Bieaui Propellers of this Hue leave HAJLY
from Ural wharl below Market stieet.
THUOCGH UN -H ilOUKH.
Uoodr .orwarded by all the Hues aumg outofNev
Y' rfc, North, Jutsi, and West, free 01 couiuusulon.
Freights received at our uau.il low rates.
WILLIAM P. ClYDK ft X Agents.
. . w.., .. .Wo M WHABV JS, Philadelphia.
JAMKH HAND, Agent 8uj
No. lltf W ALLbtreet, corner ol bouth. New York.
Vv 1 111 l.AD&LI tl 1 A, KICUMOND
' - AND iSoRFOLh. blKAMblllP LINN!
li-AOtJbill JJ'i.iLlGH T A1U LlNU TO TJiJS
btlLi lrt AJMD Wi-JST,
KVKKV BATUKDAY,
At noon, from r'lKuT WLAbJ)' above MARKET
sirtei.
i I.KUIOU RATEB and THROUGH RKOKiPTS
o all points lu North auu bouh t arollua, VU faea
board Air Line IvmiuoaU, oouneuJiig at Portauouta
auo to Lyncbouig, Va., TeuutWH.'e. and the West, via
lrgluia anu ItuuUMite Air Line and Kloiuuond aud
i.auville Kullriud,
relni HAJNDbfcD BUT OC'rU. and taken at
LOV Km lU'lbTUAS ANY Old. Bit Lliit.
A'uo c-sul-rily , talet, id cheinieis of Ium route
.:l inuiuiid 11 to the fuoiic aa iuj meat deniabie me
uiuui ur curry It, evoiy dnnrliliou 01 Irel.ht.
No cliaige tor cuuiuibslou, ir uge. or auy ex(use
0. trbiifleir,
ritti-uiNliii'S lueureu at to won I rates
PrelgiitrecelVfU tinny.
WILLIAM P. ULYDK A CO.
Hi: H Nur.n a.MU foil h Wd ARV k'HI
W. P, POK1 KR. Agent at Ktchuioad aud fiiy
r-'Uit
T, P CKO WitLL tt CO.. AseiiW at Norfolk. J (
LEGAL NOTJCES.
IN THE OKF'IIAN' COURT FOR THS CITY
X AM' IVlft'li OJ' fltlL-KKLt'lllA. '
Fsisle ot ( 1 Ui.tlK Moult hi dto.-aied.
Ti e Anuitir pi oiii d by ii.. t 'lur. 10 sunn ttsttie,
1. 1 C tfji fcl lilt uttoUMt ol ClIAhl.K MOO RE Ad
t, tul' trftor ol Ibe K lat 11 OKOItJK MO.iltK de
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