THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1868.
5
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ClTJ CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Fcift1 Thieve A Till-Tipcr An
ANMnlwr-l'robiible Homicide).
Inn Anderson .Mid Rose Carlej were jester
flay arrested In the Twenty seventh war for
stealing a number of books from a residence oa
Choanal street, above Thtrtv-slitb. Alderman
)lanle heard the caso anvl committed the aocated
for trial.
Joseph Hsrvey, a lad, jester Jay went into a
taTcrn at Sixth and Lombard streets and robbed
tbe till of a small amount of roouey. lie was
ent to pribon by Alderman Carpenter.
Frederick iauler, while under the lnflaenee
of strons drink, yesterday beat a tavern kt-eper
at Laurel and 8t. John streets. On being re
monstrated with by Policeman Like ke turned
on that individual and hammered htm. He was
finally seemed, aud oa being taken before Alder
man Eggletnn was beund over to answer.
lieu r j Bcattereood, who resides at LeUh
ffow street, below Georee, was hit on the back
of the besd with a blunt Instrument, at Third
and Beaver street!", on Saturday evening. He
fell to tun pHveinent, kis head strikine the curb
atone with Ktich force as tj fracture the i kill.
He Is now ljing in an injennible condition, aud
the probitbmiy l that he will die. Last night
John uonway was arresiea ior maiing ma
suit. He will have a heariug to-day at the
Ceatral Btatiou.
TJllITBD STATBS COMHWSIONBRH' IlBARINaB.
At noon to-day, bniore United States Comnm
eiorer lleurj fnillip, Jr , tbe case of fdward
McCoJlagtan, eburKed with tn Illicit distillation
of wbitky, m up on a continued hearing.
Revenue Oflier Hellman testified Visited the
premises No. 1628 Bustmont street on Oct. 6,
In tbe morning; saw 12 taog?heai ot molasses
mash, and a hull In operailou; cmi'teay wbetber
the delendant was there or not; the property is
assessed und-r the name ot Jonn IcUollaghaa;
Ed w aid Mceollaghan resides there.
John Tuouipsou, wuo served the warrant upon
defendant, testified: that he never kuew htn
nntil he served it never saw distillation koidk
oa at tbe place; never saw defcudant in the
kouse. Delonciant discharged.
Also, at noon to-da?, oeiore United Btate
Commissioner Aubrey H. Hmiib, Charles Don
nelly had a kearlng upon tbe cbartje of unUw
fnlly removing distilled spirits te a place other
tian a bonded warehouse.
Police I'flicer Kobert Falelsy testiacd: On
Ennday evening about hail past (even o'clock I
keard a heavy wagon running near Hutchinson
and Master streets it backed np to the curb
stone in front of Owen Donaelly's place, aud
then I saw defendant and auother man roll a
couple ot barrels of whisky out of tbe whjou;
they said to me ''Let up, rfflcer, and we will
make It all right"; tk-n wita tae expretsion tbat
"the wagon was bis" defendant jumped np on the
aeat; I ttaen told him to drive otf at his peril; a
number ot persous were arouod; I anticipated
treable; sen for another officrr, who came aud
arrested Dounelly; Denuelly undertook to drive
the wapon away; a third rann assisted to roll
the barrels iuto a yard; It was dark at the time;
the place into wbicti the barrel were rolled is
liquor store; I went inside the rte; it was
op n; went up to tbe man inside, who was push
Jtg back the secoud barrel.
Pol ceOflicer Kelley testi fled When I reached
the place a large ciwd of people were present;
eaw wbat I took to a buret of liquor on tue
pavement; Officer Fadelej tried to put up the slide
board or the wajon, when de en lun- attempted
to take it from bis hand-; shw detendaut In the
wurob: I'alrlev arrested him and handed him
Over to me; the horse and wagon stopped oppo
aite Donnelly' vises no, the defendant's plase,
bin tus brother's, I believe.
Police Lieutenant Jscoby sworn Was at tbe
Station House when defendant was brought in:
was not at tbe scene ot the occurrence mjseit;
believes that tbe de end ant lives in Prospect
street, between Thompson and Master; tbere
wers no mirk on the burrth; the barrels were
brought to ihe Btation Home.
Delendant held to answer in the sum ol $1000.
TnB Wickedest Man in Nkw York. Not
the wickedest mm hitself, but Mr. Oliver Dyer,
tbe author of the very effective ske'.cbea uuder
the above title, which created such a seusatiou
' n few months ueo, will lecture this evening at
Concert Hall. Tne title ot the lpcture will be
"The Wicki dnei-s, Romance, aud Utiscality of
New York." Those who cava reaa Air. users
articles on the Water street dauce-houses and
other subjects of like cburacer need not be
reminded of tbe fact tbet he has both the
experience and ability to trea'sucu. a subject
as he anro-,uces ior uis lecture m a fcirimuK
aud eflVc'ive manner. For fourteen sears Mr.
Dyer ba Ofeu engited in investigating the
haunts ci vice and misery and the abodes ot
Eoverty in New York, and we ore conttdent that
is adili"? this evening wili be one that our
citizens vill listen to with roBt. Mr. Dyer
will endeivor to suggest some remedies lor the
evils wbiflb afflict our great cities, and his views
will be e ititltd to respectful consideration. His
Honor Judtre Pierce will preside, and tbe plat
form will be reserved lor the clergy. Tickets
can be irc-cnred at the wuio siore of J. k).
Gould, tt. 723 Chesnut street.
Firbwx's Riot. Last night, while return
lng fiom'.be Are at Ra( e stieet wharf, two rival
tire comptn es met a'. Twenty second and Vine
tree is aid indulged in a riot, during whuh
bricks anl other missiles were used. Four o?
live nisto tboti were fire.). William Eckcn-
brine, a neraber ol the Nor.brrn Libertv Engine
Company, was badly bea eu nruuttno neAd.
Cabuaiy. George Weissman, a driver,
Was throwi with considerable force from his
cart, tbis nomine, at Passvutik road and Catha
rine street. He sustained pevere injuries ab)ut
the head, aid was taken to tne nojpttai.
Firb Ths Morning. The alarm of fire at a
quarter bdore 8 o'clock thi mornlDg was
caused by tie burning of a barrel of coal nil at
Baldwin's works, on Uirard avenue, weit of the
bcnuyiitiii.
Tempkra.cb Mbbtino. Tc-night a series of
teniperanci-mrctines will be luauguru'.ed in the
touri oi tuuiueu i lias ruuui.
CSTBICT OOUBT. No. Jaiige Hare. Qruraa
TS. WlUo. action to recover for the Ions ol a
male ibmuthib alled uKlijenc ef lb a itlia
unl. Ut-firv-cported. Jurvoiu
tblllp II. lnc, cemnili' of Elisabeth TouDg,
laaat.o v. Jem H. Climhrn. An aUo to reoovnr
grouuareai. Xbf aiensailega aayuttat, ui irlul
TTTEDDlNi INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w w me r " ana oeu iuauiibr.
iODia Uli.Ii.KA, KtH(iiir and Knirraver.
fl . luaauxilitiNirr btrvot..
THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.
General Grant not to Resign nntil
Ills Election is Oiliciallj
Proclaimed.
Speaker Colfax's Departure
for the West.
TR. BUKT'lN'S TOB4CCO ANTIDOTE,
XJ WariiU4 to remove all desire (or Tooacco
Is entirely vtnwtlli aau Harmless, sua Is alto au ex
celleut appt-tliu, It uurlrlee a.nl euricbee tbe blond
invigoraiea tbe system poeiifsiea great noorlaaluK
and airengibenlid power, enables tbe stomacb to dl
Ktat tbe bearltrl((iod. makes Bleep refresulusr. aud
alakliabearoboa bealtb. (-mokTu and cliewer lor
sixty jeara eared l'rtce fifty cents per box, Poat
tree. An luieras lug treatlhe ou the injurious eil'rtoia
of lobaoco, witb imw oi leaumouiaio, reierences, etc.,
Sent irte Akmwaaieu. Auuruw
Ub.T . K. ABBOT r, Jersey City, N, J,
fKBTIMuNIAtB.
Trom the TJuttd Biates Trraiury, Secretary'
Oflice. PleawscKl a Supp.y of be Antidote, Tne
T O T. EDQAR
From Kew Hampshire Stale Prison (ieatleinen ol
Irfloence bere liailnir been ujred Of tbe auDtnllfl for
tobacco bv u,ii)Xltr. Biirum'd Antidote, wa deairs a
sujipij ior tbe iid'Ouera ul ibis lnsiuuiKin.
JOSKPU MAYO,
Warden ol I ho N. II. Ktat HrUuri
A Banker's Tuatlmony. lr. Buitou'a Antidote tor
'Xouacoo naa auuoaipinnea an ciauuea ior it.
WALTltH MANN,
1st Mat. Bank. New A lhanv. I ml
From the Chief KnKluer ol fie Allegheny Valley
Hall road Coaipauy, I'l'.UbtirK Pa. 1 have used tbe
Antidote liu great tucco.-a. It I louring all my
Irleuda. i H. BLa(!KhTl1N hi.
A Clergyman's Tentlrony.-One ilux of Antidote
curea mj b.oiber auo uyttu. n never lain.
. lav. 1. W HHOh,M AKEIt,
t Fromihe Police Head m.irter, Lvuo, Mm-1 hve
gained tl'lny live ponrta ( f lleuli In teres niomba br
unlng Dr. l'uruiu'a Attiaote, aud all ilenre or tobacco
la removed. w, I W A I T. J a.
romitt -tMiiuberi Hume Jo.inial." Baltimore
Mil.-Oi e bo f K'irai a Antiduie removed all da
. aire lor the weed irom ne. i mte pleastira In ren iiu
jueroiru ii v K'K.nr riador.i. 'J', Y.KLATKI-, 10 I.
bold by all Druriilxie I inMmiaisu
i'l radoiunrit z Ctipyrtgliiei).)
FJIOM WASHINGTON.
Special Deipmteh to The Evening TtlegrtrpK
WasniNOTON, Nov. 10.
The) Seamlou of Congreu
was tery brief, tbe entire proceedings occupy
ing aboot five minutes. Not more than half a-
docen members were present, including the
Speaker. Tbere was quite a number of specta
tors In tbe galleries and on the floor, of the
Iloase. After
Spenker Colfax
declsred tbe Home a1joarned an l left bis chair,
he was
TOKrmlj- C'nngrrMtnlrttrit
by tfcoe pre.-ont, tbe hand-3haklng continuing
for nearly an hour. Tbe
Uembera from Pennyl vitniia
present were William D. Kelley aud Charles
O'Neill, together with O. J. Dickey, who sue"
seeds Tbad. KteyeDt. Speaker Colfax and
Senator Wade leave to-day for the West. They
will stop to night at Baltimore, where it is ex
pected Colfax will be serenaded and make a
speech.
It is understood that
General Grant
does not propose to resign as General of the
Army autil his election to the PresiJaucy is
officially proolaimed by the Electoral College.
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
KiwToh. Not. 10. Cotten dull at i4o. Flonr
firaaer and ol vended 6iiuc. baiea ol u0 barre a
nperfine ai 5 IS: extra, Td6i(cS7 10: cuo:e, S'7i
(u7CS; lanay.f7(a)7; Callro'ula, -S0((vlO If. Wheat
Urn er and holders demand an dv .ace. Cera firm;
eales of S6.00S bualrlM mixed Wetm at Jl'l.-.ttyl 17.
Oata lower ami nominal at 7Av7iHe. Reel quiet;
new meaa iu eous s-an; extra men, im 68 si i-. New
raraa pora nominal at -5 va. i.ara aull at tono.
Whmky quiet.
Hew Tork Stoek taotatlon, 2 P. M.
Beoelved by telegraph from Ulendlnnlne A
Davis, Htook Brokers. Mo. 48 S. Tntrd street;
N. y. Cent. K VX) Pac. Mall s. Co IIVX
N. Y. aud K. K.....M. SO loledo A Wab 6S
Phil, and Kea. K.... Vd.'i Mil. & St. P. oom. 70'2
Micli. H.and N. I. K. 81- Adam Express Co 47M
Cle. and Pitt. R 834 Wells, Fargo k Co. iS
ChL and N. W. com.
Ohlcand N. W. prt b2H
Chi. andR. I.K ltisV,
P1U. F. W . and Chi. ..108
U. S. KxpreHa....MM. 4-
feun. tit, new 6'J
Oold Uii
Market -wealc.
The New York Money Market.
from the Herald.
'Business In Wall street onened vesterda ninmlni
DDder tbe luflunuce of that ajDer secjud thoagbt
wulcli was wauling ou Saturday, aud prices far Ujv
eronient sucurlties. gold and ra'lway sbares, abowel
a cttcllue of abeut one per o nt. from those currant at
tne dote on Saturday; but aubuq icutly tbe Treasury
ricg wtnt to wo k again am frebfi H'ml-ultl 'Ul
a:oet-Jobblng report were recs ved from Wash
ington, Mr, MuL'utloeli appareuciy lending bis
lulluence iu b.-holf ot a WU sirel clique tu
create tbe lmpreanlon tbat the cu'reuey will be lu-
uateo, aiiuouga ne is wen aware int cue law will not
penult blm lo reatora a dollar of ou -ronoy to cir
ouiailon thtt baa bitoerto neeu wubJrawn Iivjiu
It. Mucn a nranda'oa'j abuse of ollloil puinloii to
aid spetnlatlvtt o .eratluns has nerer before b?en
known, aud f er ibe many other evlJeoces of Mr.
Uul ullo 'b'a .(Ooipucl'y wil'i stock. -J'lobem tbat we
bare bad, Jt is uUb lime that uih Pi-, hljeui sus
pended him, and ordered an luvesilgail n l. to toe
aria ra ul lilt department. It la Slated, notwubsiaud
lg ofUcial rnutiadlotlons, that the Trdttury sold
eight millions of Five-'. wentlet secretly a;ly ia tue
Mie'ni mouth In order t i embnrra". tne money
market and depress Oovernmsnt stcur,il-d and
other slocks, lor ibe purpcHe or enabling ibn 1'iea.ur.r
ring to buy oneaply, and as late as Friday ta.it tue
AKHiiciated frest was mad the vehicle f'.r a seuii
otDclal dHSnau'h from Wash nvton of a iln.
conraglng character, to the ell'ci tuat the Hreratarr
nnu no rserv wnicn ne oou a uie I ,r ' par
pose whaievtr exceiitiLR the small remaining suti
ot a third of a million. But on Sa'urd.iy morning
ueuoiu tue uuttant: iae currency resources Ol tu
Trcatury were au idenly magiiltlxd to au extent
walcb toi k Wail stroei by buriirlee, a d damaged
hose Who bad sent letters oflnotiirv uuon tue nii n
Jett to Air. Alc.l.'ullooh a few duvs prevlouily, aud
oepn miormru oy nim in repiv thai ne was entirely
wlibout power t relieve tbe money market, aud
iuui mr uuuaa were to oiaine ror tne Htriugeticy, auu
oi ibe Tieatnry, they haviuR exteudnd tneir lotus
on speculative slocks so tar as tu be uuable lo nfl'urd
auy rtillel id ihc money market, Kulllie inrpoaoul tun
I reumry rliiK was served, and lhky,d'ub ! with al-.
AlcL'ullr ch, chuckled secretly over their trlurxpli. It
IB utfdusR, however, lo sav tbat uch C ui'luct ts thin
Ualraud upen the public and a urosa nauuual scan
dill, li Is reroritd lhat fr. Mcfulioch ha hisiruc ed
Mr. Tan Dyck lo reissue len millions ol tin three pr
eent. ceriltlcali-a recently mceemoit; but this is a
tttelcli ot authority wl bout warrant undar tbe law.
'ev-rtbeles. It we auanlt it to bpjusrliiable as a mi-re
txredlem, we full lo see how it ctu relieve the monev
n.arket If relief Is necessary, biiaue llime certifi
cates can only be used by the hanks, and the hinm.
In order to obtain lliem, will h&va to buy Ibeni wl.b
cnrreLcy or Its equivalent.''
Vem llit Tribune.
Mnty was easy and la full supply at 7 pir cent'
In currency. At the close tbere wee abundant ofl'dr
ltiRB at that rain; large amiuuts of ourrency wrn re
ceived heie Irom the West to-tUy, rrllevlog the
uarke: sensibly,
"Werllrir .xcharge Is firm at quotation!: London
0 days. ue.'.,li.1tV LoudoD, Right, Klsi(IWH': lon
den, prime commercial, lii8V(61Pi; Pa. U lou, B-I8 ','
(S l'ar.s, short, 6.1 j-.a; Antwerp, iim
6 18J.I-
"We republish the following siigjotlon of Josa
Thompson q., made lo Senator Morgan In Febru
ary laM, which II t'euKresi bad acted on, wontd bave
tavtri us two uioney panics this year, and saved at
leaat tiOO.COO (00 depreciation lit properly. It Is to be
hoped ina. at tbts session It will be ne ed upon, as it
I the simplest and cheapest way of elrlntr elasticity
,to the currency.
it d Dtoiiuia apparent mat an eiasticny in the
active currency of the c uuiry muil lie p.ovided fur
In one way or another. Place 2,oo ot currency
(treenbackt) In ibe haudaof the Hub-Treakurer l i
.bis cliy, who orders to loin Iton Government bonds
and stocks at 7 per cent., and on call, taking th
bonds as security at SO or K5. Tuts borrowing would
be availed of e..ly In a bad time 'or tuoaey. ani such
Ivans would be sire to be paid off and 'he greenbacss
restored to ibe Treasury oa the Uru ease la the
money market."
INTERNAL REVENUE.
T
HE PRINCIPAL DEPOT
ron TBE balk or
FOUHTH EDITION
A Short Session, Litllo business,
and Oood Fceling-The renn
sjlrania Members of
the House Present.
REVENUE STAMPS
No. 304 CHESNUT STREET.
CE'TUAL DEPOT, No. 103 B. FIFTH ST
(One door below Oheonut street).
ESTABLISHED 1862.
Tbe aale of Revenue Stamps Is still continued
at the Old Katabllatied Agency,
Tne stock comprises every denomination
printed by the Government, and having at all
times a large enpply we are enabled to fill and
forward (by Mall or Ezpresa), all orders, lmme
diately upon receipt, m matter ot great lmpor
auoe. United States Notes, National Bank Notes
Drafts on Philadelphia, and Poat Oflloo Orders,
received In payment.
O 0 NORJ2 S S.
A Short Nplon A Nmstll Attendance)
and Little Rnslnens,
Washington, Nov. 10.
Bknatb. The Senate met at 12 o'clock, noon,
and was called to order bj the President pro
tern. Members present: Messrs. V7aJv, Corbett,
Harlan, Moreno, aud White. Prayer was male
by the Cbaplatn, Rev. Dr. Gray, In which he re
turned tbauks to Almighty God that the cnantry
had been safely carried through the exciting
ordeal of the ballot-box, and prayed that from
this hour tbe wounds of oar land may begin to
heal, and prosperity be restored to all sections
cf the country.
The journal of the lait meeting and ooncjr
reot resolution of September 21st were read by
Mr. McDonald, Chief Clerk. Tbe Presidnt
thm said: '-In accordance with the resolution
which Las just been read, nnles it be other
wise ordered by the Senate, the Chair will de"
clare the Senate arljournei until the first Hon.
day in December;" and no objection being made
he so ordered, aud the Senate stands adjourned
till Dr-cember 7th.
House. Speaker Colfax, of Indiana, Me-srs,
Kelley and O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, Mr. Kel
logg, of Alabama, Mr. Dewees, of North Caro
lina, Messrs. Lincoln and Stewart, of New York,
and Mr. Ingersoll, of Illinois, were the only
members present. About a hundred pertons
appeared in the galleries.
Tbe Hon. O. J. Dickey, ".accessor ot Thaddeus
Stevens, was present, but did not qualify.
The,Kev. Dr. Boyntou delivered a prayer, in
wnlch he thanked Ood for tbe good result to
which He had brought the great issue before
the country. "We believe," he said, "T'dott
hast lospired the people to come to right eon
cl'JiioDt, and we already bail the beginning
of peace and prosperity, which it is be
lieved throtifih Thy blessing will be stable
and enduring, and we commend to Th e those
who have been chonen to rule over us. May
their lives and health be precious in Thy sigbt.
Preserve them from any attempted violence or
injary, and sutler not the country to be agaia
brought to mourn as it was by violent hanrls."
Tbe Speaker then said tbat the recess having
expired, the Hou-e. resumes its s sslons. If
there be no objection the reading of the journal
of the last session will be dispensed with.
The Clerk, Mr. McPberson, by direction of the
Speaker, read the concurrent resolution of Con
gress under which the adjourned f-s-iou was
held, and as the House did not now order other
wise, the Speaker aid the adjournment wo aid
be without a ly, the nest session cotnmenelng
by law on the first Monday of December.
On motion of Mr. Kellev, the Ilouso adjourned.
Suspension of a Bank.
Ft. John, N. D., Nov. 10. The Comnerc'al
Bank of Kew Brunswick, at St. J ohn, stopped
pa j men t this morning. Much excitement pro
vails in this city.
rillLAIIELPUIA STOCK KICII A.MIK X0T. 10
Reported by JJe Haveu Jt Br, No. 40 8. TUlra strew
BKTWEKS BOAKOS.
tlAO Pass, Sarrim 1 8V l"(i sta Keadluff .
itou du. l ani' IMS' 7oD uo Is.nmi.. 4i
(500 Bel Del 2 m 1)8.... 81 ltiu
ZHbOAAra. 12y ice
100 h t'ala ft b.'IO- 81s, K0
1 u all M M...lio. b' li.O
bKCOfiD BOARD.
f 1'50 Pass. 1 ser. 11'4 9 au i'eiina R..
SMi t uy wi, ew..lsii?'f, 16 d...d
ssu&lfcli Bk S'.'.S IDS do
KOblililiiMt ten. nii 48 do
do...
do
.lo
do
''Illl 48 )
IH'n
-2d,
SI'S
i,l'
61 14
60
DRY UOODS CJUOIAXIO.NS.
aierrluiRCk, W...,.
AirrliuaL'k,l
C'oclitco, L
bprgu
Patilic
Aiiierii-ttu
iMiiueUu
Aliens
Waucliesier...........
I're-Maans.M '
Bribes,
- IS ininohkcag m...
M'4 1 Lowell ,
,i3i i v uniKUi.
.li(.
,...1Z),
,...12i
...-12.
... IVi
...121,
....It.
...Hi),
NHhiittU ........ID),
, T I ...... .
V iui.'i J ..,...
WaureMUU.
Arnold
Uumlltou ...... .,
Hlcbuiona
t.oacesier .
HoruliiK
Lancaster
Oileotnl.. ..,..,
LawroncB,
I X...
ii O ..
ii At..
H.
Pwiiic. tow... .4-4.,
.4-4.,
....4-1..
,.,.4-i..,
.,.7-8..,
.. .8-4..,
,...3-a..
U.
Xi..
Allutlo, A.
' J I.
L.
V.,
P.
...15'
...16,
,..14
...12S
...US
...16
,..1&
,..13
16
..4-4.,
...4-4.,
...4-4.,
...4 4
...4-4 18
...:V4 li
-4 liii
Superior JXL...4-4 14
hi.mi mut C 4 4 16
Aaawai". F.. 4-4 U
hiurk. A J
MiUjecliUBi.ltf...-4-4 14
BB.44 18
" K...7-8 12S
Indian Bead 4 4 16
8-4 11
Exuti r, A 4-4 13
b 7-8 12.S
Hedlord 4-4 14.
A UK lib III 4-4 H(i
" . 7-8 18
Oilhoa.... 4-4 18
PiUBllelo, A ..4 4 12
Kennebec 4-4....l(i,
Kveit-It, A A. 4-4 It
bbanuon w4-4 14
Bedford. R 8-4 loH
(JODestO CO.. E...-8-4..
Pocaet..."v
s ...
..4-4...
-8-4..,
,..ia
.n
...
,l0!i
...II
...U'-s
...14
...12,,
,H
...12
...12X
.11-,
Pepperell, 14,
'...M..., ...10,
o.
N
... Mi
Y-l..,
......8-4..,
9 4...
10 4...
..4i
..17 s
Boit, 8
ii 1 1!
Appletoii, A 4-4 ),.
Lacouia, It 4-4 .j
M
.,, J 3
ML. 1.1
Lyman. K 41 14
-t., ,......4-4..,,l 5
f4 d.i 13
ttlca, "44 !i0
ireiuont, (j. 4-4..M..Ii
luUluu Orchard, A.....8
" " 4-t 18
' na....i2
" w iiu
Great Fall., H.....".""
cot' w:::r:::::;ti
..1-t....Mli
BIiAUii MU8LINU.
New YorK alius..- it) DwlKUl,
4.4 1 Hell,,., .
Warns utt.
.4-4.
.S-4.
Tuscarora -4-4.,
WllllalubVllle 4 4.
Bates... 4-4.
W bite Bock. -4-4.,
ForeHldalt. -4-4.,
Indian Bivtr, X......
" XJL,
Attawaugan, X
MsS(iOVllle......4 4.
Biaokstoae..,M,..4-4,
1 o l 4-4.,
Laukdou - 4-4.
mi
,8U
.!
:m
,18
,17
,16
,2L,
,14
,12H
.15
,17
,15
.14H
,14
42-luch 18
..4-4 18
...14j
,12
....17
,17
...14
a
" 46-lucn 21
Wauregaii .... .-4-4 17
Pi'l,.eill.. -4 8U
9 4 f0
..10-4 61
Dllca 7-8 20
,.4-4 MX
.9-4 2i
111.4 676
Boot, It 8-4 KlS
' B 4-t 14H
.'' Vf B-4.....18
AndroscoKglii 4-4 18
Ouuoe 8-4 8' i
Lanraater
Bt-rkslitrn
(Jak-doula ,
,.14H
ia
" ......7-8,
Lonsdale 4-4
uatiiDrlo.,
mil
mil -.,
" - 7-8.,
Bartlett. 8-4.
" sa-liich........
" II. nh
JamosBt'm Miliisr.
QreatF.U.V:::
-7A
Red Bank.... Ji
Walthani.X...". J iu
U kioh.....i5X
.. i jiH
9-4 W)
Franklla u't'i' 'Cu4t""'uu
Bay Mill. 4 I It
f4ran -B"- 8 "H
A moskeag "aV.V,"-'
whnensvni.':::::.J"J:;
s.78.i
GINUB a. MS.
1 Hrtford ........,
.....is it-.i.i(ow.,.m ;;;j6
18
1SU
18
IS
14H
,12H
UUs Compaoy, CKJ,,
" " UB
M " AA
Warren Brown..
I.hw ibion, Brown....
Uolutnblau.
...20
..'tl
,..18
Amosfceag 2'J
York -i
II 'uc 11 ill 18
N.rilill-ld , 15
OHklanil. ,...'Z0
Wnrklnn Idnu's 2fi
Dulou 17
JJKLAINE8.
PaplflR hum, wl I UjwI1. ........ ,. M20
Uiinillton I S 1 Mpragne - 18
UaucUvutor Artauru M..'a-ili
...... ....M.MMM.2.4
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
General Grant Again Declines a
Demonstration-Judge Kelley
has an Interview
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Detpoteh The Evening Telegraph.
W19BIKOTON, NOV. 10.
Grant Does Hot Want Any Demouatrav
tloasi.
A committee representing the Boys in Blue
and citizens of this Disttlet called upon General
Grant at his headquarters, and teadered him a
public demonstration In honor of his election.
The General, in reply, said: "I am vety glad to
meet you all and receive your congratulations!
but I hope yon will spare me any public demon
stratlons. I live here tn this city, and will
at all tlmss be glad to see my friends,
without making aoy display whatever.
It has always been my desire to avoid demon
strations here and elsewhere. If I had my way
I would have none, it would be much more
agreeable to have any of my friends who wish
to see me call at my house or my
office here, and I shall always be (lad
to see them. I fully appreciate the
feelings which prompt these demonstra
tlons, but I am wllUnc to take all that for
granted. (Laughter.) Public displays and
demonstrations are disagreeable to me, and
always embarrass me." At the close ot Genera
Grant's speech the committee withdrew, con
si dei ably disappointed.
Uu. VHlIlnm I. Kelley
had a long interview with General Grant, at his
headquarters, this moraine;. It is said Grant
will invite Judge Kelley to a seat tn his Cabinet,
and that he will be plaeed at the bead of the
Navy Department. Kelley has been a member
of the House Committee on Naval Affairs for
several years, and is thoroughly posted about
all tbe affairs of the Department. It is generally
conceded that Pennsylvania will be represented
in Grant's Cabinet, and promiuent polltioiant
BHy Kelley is likely to be the man.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Iaanes Helween Uie:it Itrltaln and
lie IL'ulted fetiiU'S.
By Atlantic Oubte.
London, Nov. 10. The Times o( to day ha an
editorial article, giving the basis of settlement
and the present ttatus of the questions at Issue
between the United States and Great Britain.
A mixed commission, consisting of two members
from each nation, will be appointed to adjadcre
all questions orisiug since 1853, the date of tbe
last commission. England's responsibility in
the matter ot the Alabama claims will be re
ferred to Prussia for arbitration.
If tbe decision is in favor of America, a com
mission will then investigate tue claims. Ame
rica has withdrawn the question of the recogni
tion of the Southern htate by Great Britain
during tbe war. The San Juan business will be
referred to the President of Switzerland for
arbitration.
The I.ntent Quotations.
Liverpool, Nov. 10 3 P. M.-Cotton easier.
Tarns and labrirs at Manchebter are dull. Peas,
4Cs. Cd. Flour, 2Cs. 6J. Corn, 39s. Wheat dull.
Bacon quiet aud stealy. Rosin dull. Tallo?
quiet and steady.
FROM IT II AQ A
Arrival of Profokor UolUwln SmitU.
Ithaca, Nov. 10. Professor Gold win Smfth
artived here thin morning, and will ut once
enter upon his dutiet in Cornell University.
His course of lectures on English History will
commenca at the close of the course now being
delivered by Protesr Agassiz.
Ah York Stock Quotations, 3 P. M.
Itaceivcul by lelegrapu from Uleuuinuiiitt A
JJavlM, Btocfc Brokers. So. 4 H.TlUrd streets
N. Y. Ufem. K iWi Toledo ft Wabash... m
M. Y. and Kile H... 3D j ill!. A 8t.Paui eom. 70
1'h.aud Kett. K Wl4' Adams Ecpre 47-v
Vlch.8 and N.I. K. 81 Wella. Kaio Exp... i
f.l a T.4 . . I tl ' t J M Bn , J , 1 V
uio, iuju rilib A o7, u, o, iLiprvM'ju.,.,
ill. A -. w.rt.com. bOJa
Cni.AN.W. K.prt. H)t
CU1. and K. I.K 13
ritu.f.W.fcUdChilU8 I
reonesaee fis.new... Hit
Uoid .Ui:)i
Market unsettled.
&)t FOR SALE FIH8T-CLAS3 COUNTRY
titKA'l' 01 ttl aciev. wlin lurna new Unuiioi.
liuchruof. and evpry muderu eonvn:aoe. lug
burrouudlLB combine all desirable fia.urei ot a
i-jeci roral home ater, snrubttery, aoaUn, and
tlowere. The grouuda are extensively plaatad with
choice iraitH row In bearlug. Appioaclies aud nalgli
horbooc ery desirable ana improvlug Fried, S S.ote.
Full particulars will be tent on application to
11 lust K. MOKKia, BUHuINTON, N.J.
7 I R E-P ROOF SAFES.
$16,000 In Money, raluable Books and
Tayen perfectly preserved tlirgugb. Ike
fire or July 20, 1808, at Dove's Depot,
South Carolina, In one or MAliYLYS
SUES, owned by
DE L0KJ1E Ss DOTE.
50,000 feet or Lumber destroyed In oar
riauiug Hill In Brooklyn, May IS, 18(iS.
All our Money, Tapera, and Books, eavod
In excellent order In a ALUIYLVS 8a1
Alum and Dry Flaster.
UEAEMAJ( BBOS.
Both or the aboie tt ere TEKY SEYEKE
IES1S.
A PERFECT SAFE
MAEYI1TS
C1IK031E IRON SPIIEEICAL
BUHGLAE SAFE
Cannot bo Sledged !
Cannot be Wedged 1
Cannot be Drilled I
CALL AUD KKB TUKU. UB BESU FOB DO-
MARVIN CO.,
I'KUSCIPAL 1721 CHESTUTSTn
AW liOL StS, I (MaHoulc llaU), TlUIa.,
3 UIIUiUWAV, MEW fUUK,
IUH H i Mi alBELT, CI.KVELAND, O.,
Aud (i-r asie by our Agc nta 4n the prlnoipal cltte
LrouaU(.'ttt be DulMd fetattja. SllmwOuj
GRAND SALE OF DEY G00DSL
BY
HOMEIl, C0LLADAY & CO.,
818 and 820 CHESNUT Street,
SALES TO COMMENCE NOVEMBER 2, COMPRISINO
i,?11533 000D3. SHAWLS, CLOAKINO CLOTHS. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES,
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY AND QLOYE3, MOURNING GOODS, ETC.
Owing to the vdd reputation of their House, It U needless to detail the oharaotr of thel
stock. Jl., c. & Co. would merely state that their Importations of the- present leastav
WHICH MUST BE SOLO
PREPARATORY TO REMOVAL TO THEIR
NEW MARBLE BUILDING, CHESNUT Street, a&ore Broad, M
Hare never been snrpassed In Philadelphia, containing an ENDLESS VARIETY of texture tm
Medium Prtoed Goods, as well as the
CHOICEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASOX
H., C. & Co. would advise all desirous of obtaining
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
To lose no time before inspecting their stock, feeling assured that the
UNPARALLELED PRICES
At which the entire stock will be disposed of must Insure
RAPID SALE
HAMRICK Ac COLE:,
WHITE IVIARBLE BUILDING, No. 45 NORTH EIGHTH STREET
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, NOVEMBHR 9,
CLOAKING TE L."V T
At 110-50 and 12 00 per yard, WARRANTED PURE SILK.
SOLE IMPORTERS OF TUE GOLD EDGED LYONS CLOAKING
VELVET, C. PONSON, MANUFACTURER,
im 1LUIKICK & COLE, No. 45 North EIGHTH Street.
fROM AUCTION OPEN-
Ing This Day, Twenty-flve
Pieces OTTOMAN CORD
POPLINS, at 75 cents per
yard, worth SI.OO.
STRAWBHIDGE & CLOTHIER,
Corner E1U1IT11 aud MiltKET,
meet Philadelphia..
nOOPER
Ail
A(ti( and Mmrkrt,
& COWARD,
J. (VI S.ri Mill wet rv v ,
hare tnurkid aoicn the prices of many of their Drr.tt
Gv dt. ' are fUinu tfielr entire Uvck al iie very
lVuett'""'.or'''Vn''rM', ..,... ....
11 Ofi( rvjHllt. yu'iu u', .JJ,-
JJcavy HUibtd l'oplinii, 8i"25 up.
trench .Mlc and Moo Fop' ins.
Kiripid Pvpllnt, vera arnlrable.
HU H J'laM I'oiilin for Afiss'H' Wear.
vheap Lirrs tituff', 1!S to H7 Willi.
Jliavy Poplin lulirici, OT lo "5 cents,
irrnch Mn-inoen, 73c. lo i -J5 reduced from
OHCJSI75.
Te are. determined to clone out our Merino atock, and
offer inducement! to buyers,
FRENCH CLOA KINGS
and line Black treneU CU't'ts ant Jjoeiktim.jrmn
Benkard & Mutton' t leu'- auction tale at prices in
currency about what titty east to land in poll. JU3t
oientd -10 piece! choice and extra rl-ie Mncl; and
lulmed V'hiurt, and Jitacfc real AUraeiant and Ailvn-
Jilnck VMnchUUtt,
Hack Velours,
Jilack Castors
0ick Aslracnans,
Jilnck Doeskins,
Black bilk Velvets,
Jllack Velveteens,
White Cloaking!,
2'ancv Conking.
COOt HE COKART),
026 fttuSmrp Jiin'h and Market,
1868.
JOSEPH H. THORN LEY
Would rcapectral'y present his claims lor a share
of public patronage by oU'orlng U'9 lollowlu Indue
nieots, via.;
An Attractlro Stock.
A Spleuilid Assortment.
Prices Put Down to the Lowest Notch.
SPECIAL ATTENTION INVITED TO
Paisley Shawls.
Croche Shawls.
Silks and Dress Goods.
Blankets and Flannels.
Cloths and Cassinieres.
LfNENS, QTTILT8, PIANO and TABLE COVERS,
6KLKTS), CCIKUXU, ETC. ETC,
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
N.E. Cor. EIUHTUand SPKLNO UAKDO,
9 M 8m Bp PHILADELPHIA.
1"0 PROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS; BOARDING-HOUSES
AND
SHIPPING.
We have a special Wholesale Department for sup
plylug LI FN AND CO ITON fcHKlCI ISO, TOW
KLfi. NAPE1NU, BLNOLE BED AND BERTH
BLANKKTH, and other gauds parllcalarly adapted
to your wauts.
All the above kinds ot GOODS made up at short
notice It doaired,
S1RAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CEMUAL DKY UOODS STOKE,
I'ORi ICISUTII ARB HABUET STBERTM.
DRY GOODS,
From Late Importations, at Low Pres.
Owing to tbe decline In Uold, and the Immenaa
1omb eubmlUKd tn by Importer, in the
AlCTIOJ BOOMS,
Weaie prepared to exhibit an attractive stock ot
HEW AND DESLUADLE
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Iur.sfeDcu",vIs raiM ,o compea
As we ncoo.y a chean location, and are nnder oor
rFHpondlng ezonsee, wear. deterniinid to retain our
laigr and increasing trade by low price.
ITRWESITODDABT A BROTHER,
NOM.430, 43S ANU434jf.aEC02VD STREET.
JTST OPENED,
TWO "TnOrSAND YARDS PARIS VKLO0R la
chclc coloia, which will be sold at le.s than nsaal
Pilots..
CURWEN STODDAHT & BKOTHEK,
MOS. 450, 458, AND 431 ti. NECO.X STREET,
J1 T8 ABOVB WILLOW.
FALL AND WINTEB DKK33 GOODS FROM
AUOtlO.N.
Pt16pLI?0c.llLK F0UD HEAVY PLAID
n?ttWf?aMI' STYLES, a.
POFLIN AM'At'AH of 11 the shades and qualities:
fti 87,',, 44 acd 0 ruin.
Our ati oi I)IUa GOODS now comprises th
btst bargains we ever offered
CIKWEN M0DDART & BK01IIES,
NO.430,43,AND454 M. MEC'ONDMTRJBET .
117 3t ABOVK WILLOW.
RICH BLACK SILKS.
Onos OBAIN8, S2 00,
UHOH OHAIN4, t'.-lS,
UMW OKAINH, 12 25,
UROH UHAINS. Si-do.
Wlch a full line of superior grades at less than usual
prices.
CUBWEN STODDAHT & BR0.,
KJM.4BO,43tANI434N.6iECONDSTUEETlk
117 8t AB9VK WILLOW.
JALL OPEJIDiU-SUAWLS, ETC E1C.
EYRE & LAfiDELL,
POURTU AND ARCH,
HAVE OPEH
LYONS VELVETS,
BKOCHK BHAWL8,
KOYAL POPLINS,
BLACK RIB.BKD POPLINS,
LAROE BLANKETS,
DAMASK NAPKINS,
101Stnthl3m HOCSEKEEPINO QO0D9
INDIA SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
GEORGE FRYER,
No. OlO CIIKSNUT STREET
Invites attention to his stock ot
Ileal India Camel's Hair Shawls & ScarSfc
Also, an eletant stock of eiLK?, In Blacks and
Colors; FANCY . BILK PLUSHES, POPLINS
SHAWLS, and FANCY GOODS.
INDIA SHAWLS AND SCABFS altered and ra
paired, and cleaned In a superior mnner. 10 so lmra
s
I
L.
EXTKA0RDI5AKY BARUAINS
IN
Especially Adapted to this Season,
Representing the most extensive and varied assort
ment In this market, at tbe extremely low
prices luutid.'it to the great shilnk.
ag.iol values
During tlio Period of their Utmost Depression.
KICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Xo, 727 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA