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VOL. XI -No 15.
PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 1H, 18G9.
double: sheet three ounts.
FIRST EDITION
GRANTS POWERS.
tboc fram Mi Went th Ulal of
th VcuureMtf-OUtre lilll.
fYom the t1cato TrUmne i Grant' l organ.) Jan. 13.
The Itan-e of heprseota'.tve ou Mooday
thotved abundant pood ne by giving more
tbao a to-ibiTMB to e In tavor 01 a r-peil ot the
C-lucv Tenure act. The House ba no d iu in
liole datj, and tbe country ha a njrut to
.sptrt t him he Senate w.ll spe-diiy take up the
trpehcff act til pat It. Thu people liave
rl-o'd General Oraa aud thcv expect him to
haw and pott ess and exernse t 1 1 t.e c iis.itu
tei.sl function ot the Kxecmlve otlice. It
Vies. Lever cootemolate1 unr tu'enlel ihtttne
Uena'e of the United ta'es eboild exercise
the autv of appointment. Tue emerircney t'lat
demanded the ex'ruonlinnry leeisia'ion knowu
s tho Office Tenure act wiif exi'.rc on the 31
I March, and the law oiwht t exp re
Wl h It. The Ottice Tenure net Is part an 1
patcel of tbe record ot Andre Jbns iu'b ad
ministration. It nerved to mark toe total
dtprstity of ibAt admiuls'ra'.ion; it wa. as
exiriEstve as are the bar wtucu inclose the
wiuoows ot the Mate Prison ; it whs the nat'oual
Jiiocruent that the can then hoi .ling toe otlie-i
of Prendre t was not to be truted to e at Urge,
.and ihtte'ore wat to he prevented from doing
burin until te was succeeded by ano.her P.esl
' ctit. Ihc peoolc did not reelect Andre
i Johnson; ou the conmry, the? selee'rd a man
lu wbo-e integrity, personal and official, tuey
) ad full cmudecee, ami elected htro that he
n ight tesuaio tbe powers audditiojof whicU
Johnson bat been deprived. T'ie American
people would not hve tlened Clraat ha I they
mi posed that ine Office Tenure act wo aid be
necenmrv to restrain hun fiom wroug.lointr. By
electing bim they virtually ordered the repeal
ol the ns'ralng law.
lhat General Orant will remove every dls
beneet person is known tn alvauec. Tttere la
do consideration that will Induce hm to retain
a n.ea.oer of tbe whlskvr.ug or any other
ynave lcrger than is necessary to reac'i him
with an order of diemls-al. The Office Tenure
act will alote restraiu him. That act wai in
tend d to prevent Amirew Johnson from re
monngthefew hone-it meu In office to man i
io m for thieves: but Us continuance no v will
only serve to prevent Grant removing tbe
inieveB and replacng them with honest men.
The act van Intended to arrest dishonesty, lo
continue It in force can have hoo heredrct than
to protect disLoneat v. and to enable every ro,'oe
la office to oefy the PreaiJent and insist uuoa a
trial, with tbe'right of appeal to the 8 "uate. Are
tbe public interests to be kit in the hauls
oi John?on's othViitls until Otant nm
beld a jear'term of a court of petty pesslons
and ihe"8-nate bis fat another year a a coart
ofapieals? Are these men to have r.on'.rd ot
the pool c revenue m debanoeot the Presideut?
Toe teopleefpecttheSeuaieto pa tbat repeal
in n bill. Ibey waut the t xecutive arm fr-e to
tr ke at the enemies of the country who are
robbing Us Treasury. Are there Hny 8nators
vh object io the removal ot corrupt men?
Have these dishonest officials any frieu Is and
partners in tbe Semite? Are there anvPenatora
, who will vote to retain euc'i men in office? It
the corrupt rinpt' who have control of tbe col-
lection ot tbe revenue have any strength aud
I power In the Senate, there is no more tittinr
,-or espres-lve occarion to ma'e it evident than
In misting the repet.l of tbe Office Tenure Uw.
i REUBEN E. EE NX ON.
Tbe New Senator from New York.
The N. Y. Eerald says this morning:
Afer a fcomewhat protracted and.lt maybe
said, oitter contest between St na'or Morgan aud
ex Governor It. t. Fenton, the latter reoeived
the nominaiiou (ortbe sea'-lu the Uultel States
Bena'e, now held by the tormer, at the caucus
hi Id by tbe radical members ot the State Lecrts
laiure at Aloauj on Saturday nl(;bt. As this
nomination was Bubsequenily made unanimous
tbeie appenrs but little pwpect ot a "bolt," bo
that the election ot the nominee to-morrow may
be regarded as certain. For tbe next six years,
therefore, the ex Governor will probably be one
ot tbe Sena'orB in Congress from this Siate.
Reuben rJ. Fenton was born in lbs town of
Catioll, Chautauqua county, N. i., oa thu lt
ot July, 1819, and n conM-quently not yet fitly
years of age. At the Fiedouia and Pieastnt
iliil Academies he received an excellent educa
tion, studied law aud waa admitted to tbe bar,
but subsequently engaged iu mercantile pursaiU.
lis tlrbt upparance on tbe political arena was
in 1843, at wbicb lime he was elec.eJ one ot tbe
sup?i visors ot bis native to vn. In 1862 ha was
elected a member ot tbe Thirty thir l Conercas.
and terved on the Committee on Private Land
Claims. At the exp ra' I on ot his term he
re ir d to private life, but in 18r6 was again
elected a Rpretentat1e and served iu tbe
Tbicty-filth, Tmrtysixih, Thirty seventh Bad
Thirty eighth Congresses lie resigned bilore
his last term expi.ed for tho purpo-e of
aceepiing the Governorship of New York, to
which office he was fir -t elected In November,
1864, defeating Mr. Horatio keymour by some
7000 majority, ab a memoer oi i, ingress uo
wa- regarded as a bard-workirgKdpresen'a'.lve,
althonuh he did but little to distiaguish himself,
lie had not been Governor inny month betore
the Bebeliiou was dually suppressed, so that he
lot; tbe opportunity of affording the Nattooal
Government that hearty co-opera'ion uml sup
port in its war measures aeatnst the Confede
racy wbieh it surely would have reoeived.
While in Congress, however, he gavo unques
tioned support to all acts of Mr. Linojln's
ad ministration, and took, an active part, tn a
civil capacity, in tbe prosecution of hostili
ties. In 1800 Mr. Feuton was renominated
lor tbe office of Governor, and was
opposed bv Uou. John T. Hoffman, the present
holder ot that position. Tbe canvass was a cloe
and exciting oue. UVon the returns from thU
city beine reoeived, the enormous .najorlty given
to UoDmau at first indicated the eleo ion of that
gentleman, but a heavy falling otf of tbe
1 moe rutic vote lu tbe interior ran up Fenton's
n ajority in tbe northern part of the State,
e)c ins blm for a second term. Oariag his first
aowlnis'ratiou the Metripolitan Excise law wa
pHS-ed, which bus none more to Id ere tne the
lmocratc vote in this BTtion of New Vorlc
than anything els. Mr. Fenton was at one
tin ea Democrat to politics, but abaudoned his
party to Join the BepubMcacs, and is now a
member oi the last-named organization, At tbe
ftpnnhllcan National Conveo lion, held in Cb'.catio
lust spring, be was a prominent caudiaate for
h nomination for Vice-President, but was
teaten bv Mr. 6choypr C ifix. During his
norinitoital career he was fiercely denounced
V.o hi nniUicul onDoneLt and by a c ique ot his
piny: but, to far. their abuse of him does not
an-jear to have affected hi political pronoecta
ifi tinmttiiitinn tor and certain election ashen
tor. wa, no doubt, erea ly inrtuenced by cotrse
abuse from enemies In the Republican party
who rhaipeu h m not many days uso with hav-
Jnc ren guilty ot many oirgra-eiui o' wuuc
Governor ot the Bate. Mr. Fenton is a very
tI asaot and agreeable renrlemau in social life,
is very suave and entertaining iu bis manners,
and bears the reputation of beiig a man o
abllitv. What his career as Sen at r will be wo
cannot, of coarte, predict.
The Boston Farm Bobool on Thompson's
Island, In Dorchester bar, supports aboat a
bandied poor boys, all bat twenty-six of
whom are either orphans or half-orphans
Their average age la twelve years and two
months, and they remain at the sohool five or
Blx years. Tbe lnstitntlon was removed to Its
present location la 1835, when there were hat
fifty toys in school: it was loaadea la 1814.
and la the oldest establishment of the kin 1 la
the State. Theodore Lyman, who fonndod the
tttate IMorm School at Westboro, took the
Fans Dchooi lor las modeL
CRIME.
Ttie Orcnt jMUMdlin lVOtf ry.
Ihe Cleveland (Ohio) iM&it of battirdy
nioinlcg contains the following:
Tbe polu e authorities hre have bn noti
fied 1n retard to the preat bauk rbl.ry at "sr.
CatbuTlm b, Canadn, on Monday night Ust, with
ins ructions to keep a soarp looK-out tor the
burplurB, It is pretty well entiled, bo sever,
that they passed tbrougb Cleveland two or three
oa.ie ago, and are now probab'y Int West. Tbiy
have lth tbem $48,000 in paper money aud a
iintlty of gold.
Tbir manner of operating In tbU successful
robbrv proves them to be ndepts at tne art.
lbe teller ot the oank was iu the habit of
IcHVine Lis keys on the niatitel-ebclt in the
evening and putting them under his pillow a',
n if ht. home one lamiliar wi'h tbe premise
must have cbta ned an mip"cs-lon of ih.'se kevs.
Ou Monday night the saf", bu'ik vault, aud
hankiiig rr om were securely locked as u.iuil,
but at 11 o'clock that n gut a psser-bv dis
covered an aprearatice ot fomothag wrong
there, and i he rubbery was discovered, but tbe
birts had flon.
Tbe door of the bank and of tbe vault had
been unlocked with lalae keyx, the sa e onucbrd
Jupt oer tbe lock, a lose applied, in vault d or
'lord, and tun sund heinn couined bv thu
thick stone al'e. was ni.t hetrd bey m I tbe
butldinef. The $48 000 iu paper whs pvKed
into a couple of ordinary hac, aid the burglars
jrocured a convejMnce Irom Ht. C-tthnnin s to
Niagara FaliB, trom there tbey got an dher to
ToLMwm tla, from there aiiotoer to Bulf.ilo, an I
at fiuftnlo they procured a team, driving it
themselves io Autiola There they remaimd at
tbe hoti 1 for a coapld of boors, ai)'entl v
faying little heed to the raicbela tiiatcontained
tbenrtctous load, but retus.ng to allow tin
porter to take rharee of thcr overco-i's. T'l'dr
reason lor thl.-is that mol probably the oon'o-rs
veie pretty well blled with gold, as they had a
chan-e to help tbems Ives to what they wished
ot $iOO,000 in eold, alno in tbe sa e.
At the Anpola etatlon-tbey tried to get through
tickets to Ch cago, but the regu'ar agent was
abtent, and tbey paid their tar? on tbe cars,
payirg out Aoieriean money. Nothing further i.s
known ol them ecept tbat they went thro igh
ti le on toe 7 P. M. truiu on Tuesday nigh'. One
ot the men is ot sb rt build. a''Ont five teot six
probably weiebing 190 pounds. He has a num
ber ot disguises, and between 8. Cutherins
and Erie had chanced bis f icial appearance bait
a dozen times. The otner is tall, ot rather spare
build, and wore a lUht mousiacne.
The Itopreris Murder vfArvellonia N t ra
te it y ot (Ira Aw York Police
The N. Y. Sun SHy: As we uudersUnd It, the
police are now working neon tbe theory tbat
the ftMasfin ot Rogers is a young folio wh
recently ei-CHped trom Slug Sin, aul who,
while ihere. was tbe assoctve of James L'mun.
ana h re in his pocket at tbetimeot the mnrder
tl.e empty envelope addressed to L"gan.
When, on Wednesday mormug last, we saw
these tarts spread out in detail iu all lb io u
naliot ibis city, aceompauNd by a vivid sketch
ot this erton's antecedents tor the past Uiree
or lour years, and a minute description oi thn
ruode ot his ecnpe from Sing Sim?, we confess
that we re?trd It as a blind thrown out by tbe
po'ire lo cover ihe real track thev were pur
suing. Hut we have anp'e reason tor be
lievue that the officers w hi impartei this in
formali n to tbe reporters, aud rauea it to be
primed in all tbe newspapers under Hiirtllng
head lincp, witb ibename al'O ot tbe detective
who was emolotelto hunt do vn tbe assassin.
were realty i-In cere iu their belief that the per-
ou whom tt-ey baa taus no iaet to qils the
ciiv was the very man who killed Rogers.
Tne strategy which devied this mode of
catching a fugitive murderer Is too deep for
this metropol s, though floating In slush. Its
stupiditv oraws ninety teet of water. It la
hunting wild oucks w.-th a drum corps raising
a nue ana cry wnose only eaect couia be to
warn the assassin to u. e the countrv.
Tbe simplicity of ihore eneaged in working up
this case was ludicrously reflected In some of
those reports ot Wednesday. After telling the
murderer that tbe police knew him, anl were
acquainted with all his bauuts and associates.
and had specially detailed James Irving to hunt
him down, they declared. In a Durst of enthusi
asm at the exquisite texture ot tbe net spretd In
the sight or ibis state l'rison oird, tbat it would
be impossible lor him to escape tbe cortlou of
dettcttves fast closing around bim! The police.
tboup h evioen K acbiner with the secret, claimed
great credit for wiihoo'diog trom the reporters
ibe name of tbe assassin. The donxeys I If
they bad given hl.s name to tne prens it might
have afforded some means of catching bim. It
certain I v would have imparted nj additional
information to bim and his "pair," woilt; it
would have afforded the public another clue to
his identity.
The theory of the police goes on the asamp
tion that James Logan, now in custody, is
intimately acquainted with the man who they
insist killed Rogers, and has seen him since he
i scared trom the Penitentiary. Is there not
temDtatlon enough In tbe rewards offered by
the Mayor to induce bim to "peach?" or cau
not a searching cross-exumina'ton bv the
District Attorney force him to "Qaeal?" Of
course, the culprit bas fled; but Logan can give
a shrewd guess aoout the eonrse of bis flight,
or, at all events, he can refer the officials to
those who can. It" he refuses to do this, it will
be pioof that he is lar more deeply implicated
in mis nomicioe man ne preteua.
BANKRUPTCY.
An Interesting; Case la the Enjrllli
Courts lbe Firm of Overend, Uuruey
A Co.
The first day of tbe year 1869 (says tbe Bui-
Hernial) has been reudered memorable by tbe
commencement of a judicial inquiry surpassing
in interest ana ringuiauiy auy ameoeaeui iu
vettigaueu ol'a similar cuaracier. Oa that day
tbe justice room of the Mansion House was
crowded dv an auditory anxious to near
fhndowed lorlh the fao s upon which the first
nagistrate of the first commercial city in tho
world was to De a tea to commit jodu uenry
Gurney, Uenry Gdmund Gatue;. Iiobert Birk-
necK. rxenry roia oarciay. ueury ueore
Gordon, and William K"nme to lake tbeir trial
on a grave criminal charge. Tbe defendants
were not oidiuary men, and tbey were as little
like tbot memoirs of tbe criminal classes
with whom maelsira es nave most to
oo as could well be imagined. They
bad held high positions In tbe city and in
society. They baa txeo trusted tmpltoitly with
tbe tortuueB, nay, more, wna tae commercial
renutatlou aud existence ot tens ottboisaoas.
Tbey bud lorp 'oo 1 not only above suspicion,
out almost above en v v. Bf) well were tbey oe-
lieved to have keDt the nath marked out tor
i bom by tbe founders of the great house whose
la'ett tepresentailve tbey had been. Tbev. or
three ot tbem at least, bad euloyed the a Ivan
taee ot descent trom iho.e who bad made tbe
name of Overend. Gurney & Co. a tover of
strength, in whose lmoieenar,l iw ever one
be I uvea that he m'ght securely trust, and uu'il
ruin nsa overiaaen tuem n is per'ec'.ly (Mttln
tbat neither ot them had ever deemed it possi
ble that be tbould oocupv sucb a position. Yet
Ibt-retbey were, defendants agulnt whim a
number ot ser ius accusations were b'loir made
and who. for three hours or more, ere comnsiled
to listen to an adore, in which lbe ruoat imouri
ant act of their lives wa denounced ai
.no niirmlnclv. craftily, aod deliheratelv de-
Hcned piece of fraud and fahehood, whose
ascertained and intendel effect was to involve
bui.aredt ot innocent perinns in havy 1o-b aud
utter ruin. We have no need to tell an tin tne
inn umtiwr stotv of the failure of ihe great dK
count fcoue nevber have we auy desire to
antif ipa e tne result of the peudiug inveniga
hop. How many dau or weeks it U to last we
do not venture to gue s. B it when it is fjqnd
ImiMisslhle ou tbe first day to do more than
flntan the nnenlnff IDPACb. one CU but feel
afiprehenmve that it will be soue tle before
tf prosecution has Bail Us sav. We confess,
however, tba1 the Btrengih ot th9 imprison
iade bv Mr. Lewis' adJrcfS Is In the nver-e
ratio of theler.ethof li ne which thst aJ Ires
conaon ed. Tberc were in It a great many ba-d
words, but very lew hard lac. True tbe story
ot ilie two deeds was told with great, nit to fav
wcarhome fulness or dean, and Bur.u
fibrsses as "utter rottenness," "to any ra
iled end bHnknipW.rouotrns," ' bopeles Iv
inpolvint, Ac. &c came In aealn and
aeam, as It they were liki ir to ea ner inrce
trom lrequcut repciilou. Posiblv, bai the
fortbcuniiug exAfkir ation relsted ouly to a civil
action, all ih s m'got bave been fair an l pro
per. But the issue raised was a eilmlnal Issu1,
and tbe punishment wblob the prosecution
riesiie to inflict is a criminal puuiPbuKut.
Coder these clrcnmstancea we thlak tbere
stioul t have ben ca'Iu-r niore re iueu e lu tae
nsc of otfToo.iouB epi'hetB, and thi're cer'ainly
should bave been mure cm lor in the preeu'a
tionofifli ts whlcn are peneutly well knovn,
and which, It Is qiite ccr'atn, wtu come out
betoie thp cse ih concluded. Tha tne mem
bers ot the old drm Dd tti tie direction were
wofu'ly. ereglousit In error wheu they agreed
to form lbe company with auob mtu-rials
flsthey had at command, no one will dispute.
Tnat they htd temp'eJ fortune too far, ami
warden d t.o whl-iy from tbe good oil
ajs of tletr fathers, notie can feel so de"nly
as 'themselves, but the fact remains tht
tbrooi liout the city, even by tbo.se who hive
lost heavily, tbey are not deemed reeroaTbahie
wiih anvthine like intentional iniqilty. T icy
believed in the reeuoerative no erio: a bimnes
wh"b was reuming a genuine prolt of
2(ifl,0C0 a j tar, and trey took 'oi little ac ionnt
ot the leeny which enormous 1 issos wo'ihl
co a nel them to fetch up. So much is ad'nit'e.1,
but ihisis a very different thing from conspiring
of net purpot-e, and of deliberate io'en"., to
defraud every unfortuna'c whom they cond
induce to take a sha-e. That p -rsons iTiu'ed
by tevere and nnexpec'ed Iohsps should f ill to
see th1t, is altogether not Unnatural. Thar, the
mental vision of the outsMo public sboul l be
equally obl'que, would be highly Improper,
tl ougli we nmy add that this Is nor at a'l likely.
Men tor whom Huron Kothscbtld, Mr. KirRratu
llodirsoo, and Sir Fowell B iilon are willing to
become bail are not likely t i have b?en iruilty
ol couBolrlne to de'raud. Their ooodjoc may
hnve been censurahl", out at present no eround
has bten fhov,u,for treating it a delibetately
wicked.
CABINET SPECULATIONS.
How they 9Inke"Irwmlnent randldnitea"
Itt-n Wixte nuil tVuHlibtirue.
Tbe New York Jnbte' Saturday Washington
corresponoence contains the following:
This is tbe manner of becoming "prominent
conoiuaies fur ibe t arjuiei:" The nopul ir and
aocoroplithed Tide Waiter, Ksqv, of ilame. aud
tue Lion. Wni:ky blossom, M. C, of Illinois,
meet on the Avenue, greet each other with
clluslon, aud muluitlly inquire "Wbat's the
nevts?" Waiter, fcsq., respooJs with the intor
mation thii Jones tumks CovoJe would do lor
Pos' matter-General; and Blossom, M. C, sc iru
mg Jones' opinion, as wuo sbon'd say. "An I
not one of the noule army ot opinion-mukers-in-general
lor tbe natiou mtselt?" B'os oin,
M. C, announces tba', as lor hlmsel , he
thinks the claims of the Pacific coast
can't DC Ignored by a President wno once lived
tbere, aud it Jolin Connes Isu't put in tbe
Cabinet, hepublicau CoEitresimcD will kuuw
tbe reason why. Ihe di.-tiugui bed gentlemen
separate. Next day the bo els and otner secon I
ra'e boarding-houses of ihe capital tingle with
tbe neas tbat Conness and Covode are promt
Lent caudioates tor the Cabinet, that tbe pres
sure lor bjih is tremendous, and that botu are
euro to go iu. I suppose toe truth about lbe
Cabinet to be tnat before tbe holiday reces
neither Mi. Waiter nor the Hoo. Mr. Blossom,
nor any oiher honorable, nor even General
Grant, knew who were go.ug lo be offered
places in Gram's Cab net. Certatuly the uiaa
who, next to tbe President elect, is credited
with the most intormatlon on the subject, was
thtn ignorant us to the persons most likely to
be telt cted, and was even without auy positive
knowledse as to whether a p. ace would bo
offered to bimsel. Since that time, however, it
lsQioretnau probable tbat urint's idea have
been coming to a focus on this subject, and it Is
at any late certain that bis tongue has been
loosened. He bus sougbt meetings witb promi
nent eiatesmen whose names the coutnrv keeDJ
betore him as fit for his Council Board; au 1 if
tbe solt-epoken rutberor tbe House were uow
to aaturc ftlr. Quidnunc tbat be hadn't tae re
motest idea of tbe probab. lilies about the Cabi
net, Mr. Quidnunc woull be apt to laueb. but,
after all, it is true tbat absolutely no. bing U
known here in any way that brings it with n
reacn oi punters' ine oi oen. uraut's punioees
In the matter. We ate within six weeks ot
the Inaugura'ion, and to this day tae political
gotsips of the capital (including nlneteen
twentletbs of oar excellent CongreBsmeu) are
loft to euch tp culattons as their own i leas of
Grant's preelections and of tbe ritue-s an 4
claims ot prominent gentlemen in the Kepubli
can party may suegest. but it is uo tceubte
that the time for the rauge of taeso speculations
beyond the limits of the Itepublicau party has
passed. The audacious chatter of the Uoia-
t ratic papers came near unsettling the ;aitu of
a few ot ibe weaker brethren for a lime: bit if
to-day tbere is a man ot either party who
hontbtiy mints mere is proDioiuty or poisi
bimy ol Grant's "Johnsoniziusf," the credulous
individual is to be Bought tor outside of this
i'j.
TERRIBLE TRA GED Y.
A Startling; Cbaptar of Crime and Vca
Keauee lu Illlnwla.
From the Ohicago Republican, Jan, IS,
We have chronicled tue fact ot tho killing of a
manii named James A. Laird, at Napiervlllu,
Da Face county, by Ch-uncey Bailey, with
whose witethe deceaseJ had been criminally iu
timate. A Coronei'a lnqucAt has since beu held
upon tne remains-, ana a verdict returned in
accord oce with tbe tacts.
From tbe testimony given at the inqiest It
appeals tbat Mr. Chauncey Badey. the ml jred
hurband, resided in the western suburbs of
Napnrville; tbat come three montba ago oue
James a. Laird, a ;ouogaud not a bad looking
man aud formerly a resident of tbe village,
returned from the somewhat l.ut town of
Cheyenne, where he bad held the position ot
Sheriff1 of tbe county in wnicti Cheyenne Is
located, as also the position ot IVpu'.y United
States Marshal of the oistitct. During the
three months tince his return au Improper in
timacy ;rew np between tbe cx-aheriff and the
ie ot air. oaney, an intimacy wnico,
al'boueh pcnectiy evident to the cummunay
at large, was not knoivu to Mr. Bailey till quite
recently. At lust a irieud of lbe injured bus
band told htm of tbe disgraceful rumors. Mr.
lUiley very properly commenced to in estluaie
us to the I'icts in the ca-e. So accordingly he
immediately etaried oil' to Figin, that in, to
speak more accurately, ho told his who that ho
i-o lutended. This departure for Elaiu, Mrs.
Bailev was Informed, would take place Wed
nesdav morning. But ibis part oi the pro-
ora.nn a was not carried out. O arm it tue day
Tha whriir received a no'e written In a
feminine tand, couvevlns lulormation that Mr.
Bailey bad left towu for that day. A;eordmu:y
Mr. Laird proceeded to the Loi-e ol ihe woman
about n ue o'clock" In tne evening. A gu .le
taD at the door, aud Mr. Bailey admitted hi n.
soou alter the entrance of Lari btiley nr
i.pnrsH nn the irround aazlng at ib guil'y piir
tbiough a tole woicb be bad cut out n the win
cow curtain tbe previous evening. Ills wife and
I.nirrt m r tin iime were sitting together on
lounge hi tte sit'lue toom, but soon went Into
n adjolntns b-dioim. Wailing but a few
minuics, tiadey burst In tbe door, and. dashing
Into tbe b oroom, caught b wife and ber pura
mout flagrante delicto. Laird attempted to
Arcane, hut the outraged bu-buud drev
levolver. and betore the libertine reached the
door, ibot htm la the breast, lonnedlatelf over
ibelcsrt. Fire sno's were f red In all. only
one of which took effeot. Laird sneeee led In
reaching tbe open air, rao a tw rod..-1, and fell
n corpse. Bailev immediately gave himself up.
but tbe authorities d d not lr.osroerite bim,
a'lowmg htm tj sleep where be desired to lu the
villsge.
Tbe cane of the above traeedv, or oue of 1L
causes (Mrs. Ka lev), is a tolera 'y b mdsome
won bp, hboot 28 yeurs of a'. She coinmenoed
her career of tree l-ive bv elorrn with a
t'nlvetta'ist clergtman. This first dep-irturo
from virtuous womanhood was, however,
bu-hed np, tbe erring woman apparently
beeomii e repentant.
Mr. Cbaunccy Ua'ley follows tho oocaottion
ol a farmi r and miller. Some few weeks siooo
be. returned irmn loa. where for eone months
past he lias f-pent moet oi bis tini.
The irniredy has cetci grett excitement In
Napeml'c. where a'l the parties were well
known. While Its fearful rircirrstatio.s ippear
to be lolly appreciated bv tbe resldeuu', the
feeling Is very strong In favor of Mr. Bui iy, and
rone speak of b's set without vnidla ini him.
Ihere Is n noubt that it ha was t bo tried to
day m Pu Page county he wojld bo Instantly
acquitted.
EE A VY ROBBER Y.
A UeulIeiiiAn'M I'orhel IMeked la New
Haven l ts'J OoU.
Frtn the yew Haven Keyi'sler, Jtn. 16.
Dr. W. H. M. "oard, of West Farley. Vt.,
arrived here last eveulor (15tn) ou too seven
o'clock trf.lu from New York and remained uatil
the departure of tbe eleven o'clock expreos for
B' ston. Oi nnor the interval he called upon the
tuniiy of Mr. O. F. Winchester. Soon afier
pttiiniron board the train be discovered that
his coat pocke's ha1 heen cut open aud a pof net
book B'O'eu, in which h t bal tourteon $1900
United Sates bonds, e ght $1000 creenbacKs,
Hi d one $600 greenback In all $22,500. Hj
reroeniOered psssinu throuuh a jostling crowd
it tbe depot, and a brakeman on tue train sav
t wo men tump off a'ler tbe train was In motion.
Putting these lacta together, Dr. Iliward,
a'ter conferring wlih the pol ce ot Hartford,
took an officer and leturued here tins
moriine. On Inlotmlug Mr. Winchester
ot the circuniitauces, hojvover. it was
learned that, tbe cut was made before be called
tbere, as Mr. Winches' ero'iserved it at the tim.
Ibis wou'd i-ccni to Ind rate that the robb-ry
was committed either lu N iw York, ou the road,
orwnen he le t the train oo Us arrival. TUeie
was a cut on the o ber breast of the duvor's
coat, abtiut two Inches Ion, which peoetra ed
another pocke'OocK in which was $14,000,
wnicb the thieves did not succeed In extrattmB.
Dr. Howlm stated to tbe officer deiailod by
Cu ct Lincoln to a tet d to the case, tbat he
ircclve l $18,000 in New Tor in the pre eaco ot
no ore but the oresident of toe b'inK, wuere he
oh'aiLeo n ; but tbat be counted overall be had
in Lin hotel In the presence ot the clerk. H't
was conliient tbat uo one but the clers was
present; but it Is just possible that o'ner eyes
were upon hifn. and ih tuot that attempts were
mane to get po-se-6ion of bitb po'.-Ketbooks
seems io indicate that the thieves were well
hooked ub to th'ir location. Dr. Howard's
family required bis immediate at'cntlon. ani he
has poi, e home, but tbe police will make every
possible exertion to recover bis property.
CANADA.
A circular has made its appearance tn Wash
ington advocating tbe annexation ot Canada by
peucelu) negotiation as a quid pro quo tor the
abandonment ot the Alabama claims. After
pointti g out the advantages of annexation and
the danger of Fenian inva ion II the provinces
continue much longer un jpr ttnglUh dominion,
ihe circular continues:
Tbe time is ripe for aonexa'lon. The Emoeror
ot Huseia In the certion of Alaska has oointed
out lbe way. Tbe pending negotiations ou what
are called the ' slaoama claims" lurniso the
opportunity. Tbe protocol agreed upon be
twt cd the high contracting parties emorsces a
variety ot unsettled claims aad questions ex
tending back to 1863. Bi ine In tbe proposition
for tbe cession ot British North America, aud
while absorbing all these mluni points in dis
pute It may be niid, from financial and com
mercial equivalents embraced, too attractive to
Knslaud lo be resisted. In tuts connection the
present agitation ot reform in behalf of popular
rights and retrenchment among the British
people would exert a powertul Influence over
tbe new noerai government under air. uiua
ttone. Tbe circular concludes by Bolicltig a reply,
as tbe ooject is to eatber the opinions ol a nim
ber ot iLtclliGrent men whose views are calcu
lated to command public aiteut'oo, in order that
tbe two great branches ot tne Aneio-axoa
timily and the two Governments concerned may
be drawn to ibe strand propcattio t ot annexa
tion as the proper basis tor the settlement ot the
Alabama claims. X. i. lierata.
lien Wade.
Ben Wade is held, like Waihburne, to be one
of the necessities of Uraut's position. has
been thrown out of the 8eaa e, at.er eighteen
vears' service, by an untimely aud temporary
reaction in bis State; be has beeu Vice-President
In name and he came very near being President;
he was a conspicuous candidate for a place
beside Grant on the Chicago ticket, ani hs
became so after having been much talaed ot for
the first i lace, and baviug sent his friends to
tell Grant tbat if the General meint to alio
tbe ue of his name, then Wade onlv
(ought association with him. Uepublieans ot
all s bade s look upon these ib'ngs as coustitntlug
W.d. 's certain title to being "taken care of."
But he is sorely prei sed Irom his on Bute.
which has a ftcuuuity in great men mo-t nnlor
tunate for these gieat men tbem-elves, who find
tnat tbey ate crowded altogether too cl.iee to
thrive well; the persons who assume to cham
pion bis cause iu many ca-es do htm more barm
tban eooo: aid tue tact tbat be uas never done
executive work, and is to) old to learn, is
aeairet bim. Tnen the army set have naturally
great inauecce witu urant, and tbey nave never
learned to love tbe Chairman of the
Committee on tbe Conduct of tne War.
which their writers call tue Amerlcau Auhe
Council, nortotoreet tbe Old Senator who baa
eatdsomnny brusque things about tbe number
o: ttaitore west point bat given to the country.
Nooooy oeueves mat inese ib nas can diminish
Gram's npprec atiou of the bluff Obioao. wnise
11 e Das reen so now" a Dattie. but a eood mauv
believe lhat ibey dull tbe edge of his aD.oetlte
for taking Wade as a confidential adviser. If
tbere were a good vacant Judgeship or tt Wade
wouia oe aiuueo wun a crstc'a-s loreten nm
slon-soch as that to St. Petersburg moat
Republicans think that probably Grant's mind
wouiu ue quite us easy.
Waabbnrne.
That Mr. Wash bar ue Is to be either asked
what place be would prefer or otlere t one of tbe
oest is oi course. Those wbo tbink that be
would rat bei remain in the House to serve as
watcbdog ot tbe Treasury, and tuke tbe kick
of every rat aetous gann fiat may be trying to
nieaK in, nave oveno'ixeo nts stxteeu vears
continuous service in ibe Uous, bis doslre iu
limes past to esoitpe to lbe hena'e. and hi
falling health. Public opinion has settled do wu
iu'o i be belief that, oo this lust acoooot, he
would pre.iertheea ierlifeof a toTeigo mission.
Whoever hns vieiied him lately at his rea di-nou
ha- not tailed to observe the rara Frenco boo ts
ot hut ry that lie about his work-table, or ibe
nmrked Interest beftas beeu sbovlnu lu Frenco
affairs. This, to be sure, l only the tudulgeuce
or a ta-te formed long before General Grant
uas thought of for the Presidency, bat tbe
go-slps have fixed it tba if Washburne shoal I
go abroad, be is to succeed General On. On
tbe same process of 6ludylog bis tast?. they
I old tbat, it he should taae a Cabinet otfloe, tt
w u'd be tbe one iu whirti the leaks are now
thought to be tbe moet serious ant ths oopo--tnnlty
lor economical re'orms the gieateit the
, Detaxtment ol the Interior.
SECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
The Cnlian Insurrectionists Coil-
soliciting-A Grand Move
Antlcipated-The M.iiae
Senatorial Contest.
iyiiinninl tviid Oommorolal
FROM CUBA.
Arrival ot a New Npinlh Foree The
liianrireiitfi Coneeiitrnlln lbe Iln
vkiiis lpnee Coiumlnaton.
By Cuba fuble.
Neuvitah, Cuba, Jan. 14. via Ky Wes. F1a
Jan. 17, 1HC9. A force ofTSpaulsh infantry,
t.umbering about 1500 meu, arrived hero yes
terday. It is stated that they will loave shortly
for tbe scene of operations.
News from Puerto Pnuctpe reports that heavy
rams were lall:nr, rendering tbe roads so bad as
to be almost Impassable. Ti:e Insurgents be
sieging the town state that tbey are actively
engaged In concentrating an army of 10,000 men
for the purpose of making a vigorous assault
upon the place, and are onQdtnt of belu; able
to carry it by ttorm. Ibey are reported as being
plentifully supplied with exctllent email arms,
and bave at present eight pieces of artillery.
Tbe commander of tbe besieged Spsniar Is in
Puerto Principe is aware of tho preparations
which are going on to attack him, and Is hard
at work placing the town in a thoroughly de
fensive position. A luigo number of labjrers
ore engaged In fortifying bd! numerous barri
cades have been erected on tho streets. Tje
Spanish force numbers about 3500 men.
Tbe Peace Com mission from Hivana his
arrived, and a messenger has been sent to t'je
Insurgents with a proposition for a compromise.
It is very doubtful, however, if the Comraision
villi succeed In effecting a peace.
FROM MAINE.
The Senntorial Content.
Special DegjHUeh to The Evening Telegraph.
Apopbta, Me., Jan. 19. M-. Morrill publishes
a card this morning, withdrawing the further
use of his name iu the Senatorial contest.
This leaves Hamlin the liepubllcan candidate
against tbe field. There is a talk of Morrill's
friends, backed by the Oraud Army of the Re
public, running Governor Cbamb?rlaln as a
andidate, and a combination has b en proposed
with the Democrats.
TEE E UR OPE A N MARKETS.
By AUantie Cable.
TbU Hornlng's Quotations,
I ondon, Jan. 18 A. M. Cousois for money
and account, 03. D. S. 6-20s drm at 754. Stock
steadv; Erie, 26j; 111 nols Central, 93L
Liverpool. Jan. 18 A. M. Cotton flat, ani
the sales will probably not exceed 100,000 biles.
California Wheat, lis. 81. Corn, 35i. 6d. for
old. other articles unchanged.
This Afternoon' Quotation.
London, Jan. 18 P. M Consols for money
and account, 02f. U. S. 6-20 qni"t. Stoc&s
steady; Erie, 26J; Illinois Central, 93; Atlantic
and Great western
Liverpool. Jan. 18. r. M. Cotton is flat:
middling uplands lljd.. middling Orleans lld.
b read at una quiet.
UAVBE, Jan. is. cotton quiet ana nn
changed
Qukenbtown, Jan. 18. Arrived, steamship
Siberia 10-day, from New York.
f BANKPOBT, Jan. 18. U. S. S-iUi, .(!(, YUJ.
Amtwkbp, Jan. 18 Petroleum fir ji at GfUd
671.
Markets by Telegraph.
New Yokk. Jan. 18. Stocks unsettled and lower.
CtiicnKO and Hoc island Us.v, Kdiug, 9 (Janon
C npKD7,BH: Krle, US. Cleveland and Toledo, luK;
:itTelnd aud Plitaoarc, IS7,V; PlUabari and Kort
WsjDe. 12S: MlcUleao Cinlral, H7.y. aliohtaan
boutnern, WSa! New York Central. 1W IlllnuU Cen
tral, 14 i CUDlDeriKDa preirrea bis; v ircinia w,
MlssurlSs. 87; Hudann RITer, Mil; t ttm tun 1111,;
0' . UM, 109V da I88K. Jloj: new ioss4(itw.7' lo-lw,
lu7;-.. Wold. 136. Money, per cent. jucaane, ioiih
Stock Quotations by Telegraph 1 P. at.
Glendlnning, Davis A Uo. report through their
New York house the lol lowing:
N. Y. Cent. K....16278' WeaU Union Tel.... 81
ft. Y. (md E. R., 8S .Clev. and Tol. R. It. I'M
Ph. and Uea. K. 95" -3 1 Toledo k WabasH. 61
Mioh. . and N. I. 1 Mil. & St. Paul oom.74 '4
Clev. & PltUb'g K.. 87 Adams Express...... 62
OhL and N. W. coin tfl Wella. Fargo Exp.. sy
unl. ana xs. w, prei. er'uaiieaBiaie lip, so
Obi. and K. L B....1V8U' Tennessee 0s, new- (8
Pitta. V. W. A Ohl. 12lklQold .........16
Paclno Mall B. Co.121i Market Irregular.
Io the north part ot Saratoga oounty, town
of Greenfield, N. Y., recently, there was a trio
of weddings in one house, at the same time,
on which oooaBlon an old lady and her two
daughters were led to the altar. The mother
was a widow; the first daughter was a widow
of two months, and her husband a widower of
fonr months; the other was a girl of seven
teen, and the espoused a man of aboat thirty
years, who had recently obtained a divoroe
from a former wife. The minister was con
siderably confased to know when he htd
finished, and It was understood ththe wai to
be paid at wholesale prioe, and reoalve the
equivalent in fire wood.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Ornca or tui Kvbntns TaxseaAPH,!
Monday, Jan. IS. iboll.
There la no material change to notice In tho
money market. Call loans are quoted at 68
per cent. First-class commercial paper ranges
irom 810 per cent, per auuum. Toe Stock
market was inactive this morning, bat prices
generally were steadv. Government securities
were firmly held. 107J was bid for 10-4 ; 1121
furCs ot 1881; 1134 for '62 6-20s; 109i for'4 6 lit;
1101 for '65 6-20; and 108 for '07 5 20s. City
Iomds were unchanged; the new Liaue sold at
hatlroad shares were the roost active on the
JUt. tteadlng soldat 47i47L a elitrht decline;
( amden and Amboy at 1891, an advance of 4;
PtnusylvaulaUailroad at 6758571, a sliuht ad
vance: l.ekieh Valley at 65. no change; and
Philadelphia and Erie at 2Gj27. no chunge.
City Paseenuer Ballroad shares were" dull.
"i.b,xlh 801(1 at 354- n bangc. 17 was
bid for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 11 lor Hestoa
vi.le; and 37 for Green and Coates.
Bank shares were in demand tor investment at
mil prices, but hear of no sales. 235 was bid
for North America: 314 for Mechanics': U8 lor
Southward: 67 for Peun 7ownbtp; 31 for Msnu-
a'inu?.rs : 7JM ,or c,,,5 1 Consolidation;
and flhi tor Cern Kxchang-.
Navigation sold at Jft20, a slight adrauce;
and Dlnwnre D vis'on at r.hnre. n
via? ti l tor SchuyiKHI Navlatou common; 2 4
lor preferred d'i ; 72 'or Morris Ctnul prcter.ed,
ard 12 lor Susquehanna Cansl.
PWILAPKLPillt 8T0CK KllMilHB SAtBS Tfi-DAI
Rstbried b Aa ivu at Uro., Mu. w B. ialrduet
ftHr H JAHD. '
2 n CUV New 1, (i .u (B th V R SS
t;ii dO..... 'II ;
14 dO ft
lik sh K(i 1 1 in. 1:
8 UUM.iwi.iiMH Se
S.I du .m 66 .
trf dn BS
in" sh Pbtl E -iiJi
it 0 do ..UJ. 27
:"i nl) Alh A Stb v'i
iisibu Leu N is Si
iihi d iS
li n do ........o-
on lo-i ...,. tax
7.1 d
in 1 do. . .b in.
lush Buck Mt.biwa 40
.10
III!
.1 II
3oe
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4:'.
10 nh (' Aiu..n IJ...I2 S
I He d n. 1 V'i
t'llub FeDiih iv Is. 67
114 do
R'.cssri. Jay CeoKe
& Co. quote Wovern-
merit seeu'ities, etc., as tohowc? U. 8.6s of
HM1, 112f.jll IU: b i' or 18G2, 1134113;
6-21'S, Ibti4, Pia.ritlO0,: 5 20-1, N.iv., 15, llm
lUUtJuly, I8C.1, ltl-ifisclosij; do., 18C7. lOflltfl
1(184; no. lvr8. lOJiOO; 10-40J( 107Jf3107.
I'nion Pai'itic bfii ns, lOlJ ilOlj.
Ali Hus. Wiuiaci.1 i'nu'.er & Co., bankers,
No. 30 South Thir I Stree. report the tol)ovlng
rues of eschinpe to-Kv Ht 12 o'ctocki
United States 611. fc I. 112jaii2: D. 6- V2n,
lin. H3jail3i do.. 1H64. 1094100 do., 1866,
lotjailni: do. Jui'. 1866, 1 offl'isl: do.Jaly,
Hi;7. lObJ al08i;Uo. Ihum, OJiOlOdjd-los, 107J
(c 1074. Compuumt Inw-rest Notci, past due.
U9'26. fJold. l?5J.an8.
Messrs. De hUvet tBroher, No. 40 93ith
Third s'reet, report t.e followina rates of ex
c'lanee to-dav nt 1 P. M-: n. 8. 6b ot 1881, 112
01124: do. Wi, 113l!313is do.. 184. 109fJ
10!).; do., lHHMin.j)UOi: do. HG6, new, 108i
K18; do., 117, ie, 108ril084; lo., 18G8, 108
(rjlO'J; do., f, 10 .40--, 107'3Ciu7. Due Com
pound Interest Aotes, 19; Gold, 135l-ai36i;
Silver, 131133. ' . "
ritlladelphia Trade Report.
Monday, Jan. 18. The Fiour market Is dull
aud depressed, and only a few hundred barrels
were taken by the borne consumers, In lots, at
$o(ii5 50 for en peril n; $(?6 50 for extras; 17 H5
7 75 for fair and choice; and 7758 for faney
Iwwa Wisconsin, ana Minnesota extra family;
88 75tf 10 50 for Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do
and 811(6.13 for fancy brands, aooordlng '
quality. Rye Flour eo nmauds $7'508.ibarre
Nothing doing lo Corn Meal.
Thra la no vitality In ihe Wheat market
there lelnis uo cletintnri, exoept lor prime low
from tl.e local miler, huU prioea favor buyers,
tealea ol red at St 801 Uo. ami Hcnberat l'J2'35
I'ye is ucc nan uea. ouUh ol Western at tlticA
1H2. Corn la iinli. at torinT rues. Hales of
new yellow at 87rj0i cent and new white at 85
(ah7 cents. OxU r wnhuut Improvement.
H11 es if Western at 72(g 74 eeuU. WotUluu dolnir
Id Hailey or Mali.
H:eil8 CloverKeed Is firm, with sales at 8 75
9 Timothy la nomloai. Flaxseed la taken,
by t he rrusbers ut (2 80(2 62
Whisky la dull, ami cannot be quoted over
tl 01(3)103 peraallon, dn'v omn.
ridluuclplila Cuttle Market.
Monday, Jau. 18 The Utttle market was
moderately active this week, and prices were
well maintained. 1800 bead sold at 9610J4c
for extra Pennsylvania and Western Bteers; 8
9c. for fair to good do; and 57o. per lb, gross
lor common, as to quality. Tne following are
the particulars of the sale:
JJead.
Bi, Owen Bmlth, Western. 69 gr.
tt), A. Christy St Bro , WtH.sru.uflD, gr.
62, UeuKler & McCleese. Viriftuia, OaSli nr.
75, P. McFUlen, Weatern,8IO!4,gr.
OH, P. Hathaway, Western, 71910 gr. '
20, B. McFilleo, Cheater (o., 90lO,r.
95, James McFilien, Vegtero,9 gr.
60, E. tt. McFilien, Wenlrn KOU. gr.
Mi, Ullman fc Baenman, Western, 79 irr
76, Martin Fuller dt Uo.. Weateru, 7im9U ir
0, Mooney A Hmitb, Wetro,7U'10 lie '
Bn, T. Mooney & Bru., Wesiern. 0iu7U. ?r .
60, H. Chain. W. Penua, 74 gr. "
jui, juiiu sruiin, w t-tnero, u aiHi gr.
6.r, H. H. Frank, V ralula, n8 Kr.
70, Frank A Bchomoerg, Vtrnlnla, 64a8;K. ar
110, Hope A Co., Watrii, 7(9, gr.
47, M.lirytoos A Lo., Peuusyl vanla.68 ffr
41, Biom A Co., Virginia, a7. gr. " '
84, H. Baldwin, chemtr co., l(aU4 gr.
'62, H. Ciemaon, Coenteroo., OslO.gr.
8tJ. James Auil, WealerD, 6H7, gr.
21, Chandler A Alexauder.Cuealeroo.. 839U tt
80. Kimble & Wallace, Cheater 00.. 810 ir
18, U Horn, lla ware. bCvl.ur. "
bo, K. Mayne. Western, 6v7U gr.
02, J. McArdle, Western, 6aitia gr.
40, 15. Walker, Vligtnla,6 r.
b7, Elkon ib Co., Vuginia. 'X'i7U, gr.
88, H. BtetnberK. Virgluta. 6U7. nr.
21, W. Duffy, Weslein. 6&0. r.
14. W. Bandera, Cnea er 00., 8 9)4. gr.
Hogs were higher. 8000 nead sold at the dif
ferent yards at 115 5'kSdo 1 er too lbs., net.
bbeep were unohauKeii. 6000 bead sold at tbe
Avenue Drove Yaid at 6)7 cente per lo., gross,
aa to condition.
Cows were without ebang. 150 head sold at
S50$to for Cow and Calf, aud tlOiatfo per bead for
bpnn geS;
LATEST BlUrrmtt LNTELLIOENCEr"
For additional Marine Newt tee IixHde Paget.
BY TlU.auaaPH.
Boston. Jan. 18.-Tu u.rqu. t-wnto, from TirK
for miiadeliinia, put imo A-ijrnioatn, Kugiana, Jan.
tixw toaK, Jaa. is Arrived. steatnalilD M
iBv Atlantic Cabls.
QcimsfsToww. jau. is -arrived, steamshlo Mln
ctaula, eater dy, iruai Ww Yutk.
POBT OF PHILADKLPHI A... A.NUAB Y li.
stats or VHKBtioiirraa r raa avmeriMe tils.
eaArri orrioa.
T A. MMM..M..Jt7111 A. M
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Barqnentlne Uaroiuuy, tiiepben. atwerp. L. Wes-
leiKKard & Co.
Br. brig Ida Uoraer. Trinidad. John Maion A Co.
"Sft r JrJ?UL- Yuuok, ijaar.eatoo, a. J.. Day.
Hodoell tt Co.
Bcbr Maine 0., Batemaa. Bagaa la Qrand, Oeo. O. Oar-
aoo A Co.
Bcbz CaroUne, TIee, Mlllvllle, Wkltall, Tatom A Oo.
.ARRIVED TH?e MORNING.
Steamship Vuiiimerr. J -art It boura from Hew
Yora. ltn mdae to Jut.n F. OuU
harqae Amelia Uebrlug. H.ynla. 71 days from
Buli.lCug.. wub oid railroad irou to order. Tawed
up by iu America
Bour Mary o. Col Hun. Kodloott, s days from New
York, who 18 (too busaeta wbeat t K. A. 8 tader 4k On.
bcbr isaao Hicb. liryaut, 1 days from tit, Joan, M.
F.. wlib riao to oroer.
Bcbr Ciara, MuUord, from Savannah, with lumber
to captain.
bieaoier lilamond Biate, Webb, is hours from
BHlituiore. witb oidaa u A Oravea Jr.
Hieamer J. H. Borlver, R'ggana. IS boars Irom Balti
more wub mdae to A. Wrovta Jr.
Hteamiug America, Vlrden, trum Dslaware Brsaa
water. Broil ui up ba-qae Amelia Wehrlog, Towed
to aa Sunday mornlnt barques Etna Uulton. (or
Antwerp, aud Bessie Harria, iu( Uenua, bou from
Fbliadelphla.
. MEMOKANDA.
Steamship Norman. CrelL benoe, arrived al Bos
ton at V A. M. yealer-iey.
Hteauieblp Frouietbeus. dray, haooe. at Oluutlestoa
yeaterday.
Barque Cynthia Palmer, MUner. benee, at Ant
werpfttlnsi.
Barque Valkyrla, MeCentle. benoe, at Antwerp Id
lostaut. .
Brigs Condnva Eddy: H V. Merrick, Nnrdenj and
li T. Miocker. Bibber, lor fbliaa pola, ware loadins
at MiiaciHi stu lust.
Brig Baobelor. fur Oe'awaraB eakwa'er, vlaBafoa,
wiih 260 bboa sugar, at v U. ebafiered al H
vanaWibluai. Brig Wm. Mntr. for Delaware Breakwater, via
aaaua. wlih Sou bhda. eugar, at faSa. was Ob arte red at
Hnio luau .
fck'br E. U. liwla, Atkins, benoe, at Savannah yea-
'"s'chr BeribaPeufler. Wooattr. benoe lot Boatoo, at
Bmmea' Hole I610 lut. . .
Hcbr Jau ea eaiteilbwaiea. Parker, from Boatea lor
Philadelphia at M Yolk yt-autrdey.
bob? Blv o. 'orpiil'adelubia wun aOO boxes Sugar.
,obCrbdrRVer1,a"DH21oX'a. be.O. fov part.
Ui&?.VrV?XKMP was p at
Ty'SliMly. Baker, fmm NewH.por. to
Pnl adelubla. aul roui New Loudon Wtb luai. .
ob M. Heed, a) eelmau: Mary KL Baekla.
rrabr: aad Mary aiUnea, vruwell, beooe, al Hj
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