UlUlMhHIMIMMUIWI
THE DAILY EVENING TKLHGRAPII P1HLADI3IPIITA, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 18G0.
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Mew Yowc, April 10, 1889.
Ttr enemies t an amended Excise law have met
together lu solemn conclave and determined that it
M a fin ana a Maine that beer should be Rold on Sun
ay, and have likewise unpointed, a deputation, of
three to wait, In earnest protestation, hpon the 8c
Bt at Albany. The meeting waa composed of all
jood citizens who objected to beer aH beverage, or
m anything else, and the addresses were made by a
Viairtlty of well-intentioned old fogies who knew
othtng whaU'ver of the subject ttiey were speaking
excepting that they were dead-net against beer.
Beer, thi j thought, was but another name for brandy,
u4 to permit It on Sunday would only be Inserting
the Biuall edge of Ihe wedge. Meantime,
there is a likelihood of the Nermann gaining the day.
Vah-.au they have their beer they threaten to desert
their KepubUcnn ,,,,, undb.gr. 5''!
ttde. They Will, u is 2.1, , ,h ,. 1,1 ,.r
es
... . .... ....Orll il
Il:.i...,.n7.M ol the Teutons, who despise the anil-
tovi r Americans a much an John Hull does for our
not possessing any "blooily 'ops." I'n.ler the present
dnmunoatlon, Harlem or llohoken nwm the habbiitli
u the beer-drinker's oulv choice, and the kxc.ise liiw
kiidtbe "Mulberry street myrmidons,'' as the ihr
Ztr atylea Kenm-d.VB right-hand men, are to them a
MiHaKllHiflloirwho Id to the Wavcrly what Ml-s
I vdla Thompson la to NIMo's, has been tit for several
wWkswtthdlptheria, bulhaa recovered sutncletitly
l. reappear on Monday night. In eouaeqiifiuvj of
Rabinvii fWliot being quite ready, Mlsa Marlott
will do Hamlrt for another week at Wood a Museum.
Mrs .1 11. Allen, who, several seasons ami, made
nidi a'prctty support to Mr. l-'orrcst, la mulcted in
lieal th, and Hails for Europe tills noon. At Miss
Markatein'a conceit the other evening, you might
have thought you were In a synagogue, an miiiiliiocnt
ras the sprinkling of Jews. The general verdict, nut
of he.r friends, but of the crillca, waa that she haa
much to learn and more to unlearn. Hut then ahe la
only fourteen, quite a child. She haa been ba lly
taiiiihtln niimv respect, and her present teacher,
Mr Von Inteii, la not the . beat that could be
desired. A new sensation la on hand at the
establishment which, during the winter, was known
un the Kniplre Skating Kink. It la now known us tint
Mammoth Veloclpediome, and the entertainment
consists of a "fancy dress and masquerade velocipede
carnival," admission to which Is lirty eents, fancy
Presses to be hired on the spot. Thla evening a run
lor 11000 la to come oil, and for next week some
vlocipedtan acrobats," constituting a "velocipede
troupe"' larlHlan, of course), la unnouneed. It Con
sists OI two Sisters UIIU mice iiroinei, uuu iue run-
tunieg they are to wear are described as "the most
gorgeous the world can produce.'' llow long will It
take for this velocipede mania to wear out, I wonder 7
The velocipede manufacturers think not for some
months, calculating from the preaeut quantity of
their advertisements. Au Uaba.
CITY IXJTSLUaESrJCI!.
THE IIOAKD OF HEALTH.
Hie Anniinl Report Additional Information
(oiiccrninu the Operation of lHS.
We have received from Mr. George K. Chambers,
the Registrar of the Hoard ol 'Health, a copy of the
completed report of the Hoard for the year lxrVH. The
statistics of births, deaths, and marriages for the
year have already been published. '1'he following
MM gives the
Needed Hntillnry Reforms.
The following extracts trout the report relating to
nuisances that need abatement are of importance to
the public :
Thi board dmire to cull ttrmtion to the eonditlon o
things in Hedf(rd Ktrt-fl, belweii Sixth unit Mpvpntli
KtroetA, nd dome of tlie aljniniov Htrpnts. It i not nnciie
naiT to enter into particular, hb they tuivo bnn fully de
tailed in tnont of the daily papers on tho occasion of a
Tecnt -risit of the Kunitar)' i .'onnnittce to the loculity in
Soeetion. The board have adopted me-.iwirea to romedy
tie evil, eo far as the mere removal of tilth in concerned ;
lol any such menanrPH can onlj' bp partial in their etfect, ho
kn m the bnildini;H in ipiest inn are ailowod to remain
mud be inht)ited, aa thy now arc, by
rowde of human beings, victiniH of tlie vraot ro
viltinff wretchednPHR and vice. The efforts
mi the Bedford Street Mission, and of its most self -denying
Mesienary, the Hev. Jolm 1. liimg, arc in (treat measure
paralysed by the character of the surround mik U whicli
fcae wretchea imons wliom they hdor are subject nil. Koine
oolbnildniKS in wluch they are herded are in every respect
Mre Uka il(r-stye than rpnidenceH for human beings ; and
Xt we are informed that the annual amount At-ortod from
hese poor creat urea sometiiuca trnatly exceeds in amount
that of the whole value of these miserable pen. (Jellars,
lao, witliont other vent ilatiou than the door, are inhabited,
snd at nieht crowded,
"The plain remedy for all these evils is beyond the power
of this board, and we beg leave to call attention to the sub
Jertt as one of the most cryintr evila in our midst. We ure
Blad to observe that the ( .mod Jui, in a late presentment,
ails attention to this subject, and suggests tout s:ud
juries 'lie instructed to visit tenement -houses, and
aoMin. ' resorts of crime and filih, and
immortality and soualor. as Itediord and Kt. Hiirv
atrsets. rio long as these dens of wretchedness, whnra
very species of crime finds votaries, are permitted to
list, so lnn will our courts be full of potty cases of
laraeny, riots, nuisances, and drunkenness.' n may add
inat so long, also, u ill our citizens hp subjected to addi
tional duniter from vlie spro.id of cont'iKious diseases by
lueuns of the oonsuint rimulation ot ln.'rarH b(tween their
aeverid residences and the districts iu uuestitm.
"We also wish to call attention to another sanitjtry
measare, wliich appears to be iunn-rittively dptnandea.
We understand that home of the divisions of tiie public
wheels are ill adapted lo the purpose, autl very prejudicial
'to the health of the children. I.are numbers of children
are crowded into rsins much tist stuull for the purpose,
and withont other ventilation thuu the window. The
Lealt-h of the teachers is said to have sutTf-red so much in
some instances, irom hvetohitif; such a foul atmosphere,
that they have hern obliged to ab.mdon thoir duties for a
tune, and have tlieir places sti)plicd by others.
"The great importance of ventilation iu rooms where
Wire uuuihers of persons are collected together, even for a
tiuort time, is aniversally ackntmletlKed. How much more
important, then, when the same individuals are sttbtccted
daily, for many hours, to breathing over and over tlie same
Vitiated atmosphere.! "
Visitation of Vessels.
The reports of t e I'ort and UixaretUi physicians
show the following na the resalta of their visitation
stnrtng the year lbC :
Hhipu 41Schoonera Si9
tiuamers. 4
Brigs. 812 Total DIG
Barques "00 1
I'orelgn passengers 1,41T
Vessels detained at the lazaretto 12
Patients from veasela admitted lu liospltols at
Lazaretto ft
J'aUcnls died In hospital at Uizurctto 1
Visitation of Niilsuucca.
The following table shows Uie mimbcrot nuisances
of all kinds Tislted by order of the Hoard during the
.year :
ifUthy Rt.reeta
M Uutters.....
hewers
Alleys
Courts
" Ioks
M Markets....
" lionses
M Yards
" Cellars
. .167 Vilthy Itone boiling esta-
. tablishments S
.. S l ilthy I ertilmriK estalrs.
. ,H6 " 1'at-boilim; "...
3
H
4
..61 flag and Hone "
::i -
..aii
.. 4V1 Fnll
llve-houses.
... 17
... e
... 7
...9s4
... ao
... 19
. . .-vi
...16
... hi
... s
...123
... 7
... Sj
. . . 117
... 66
..3W
Chicken-pens .
Privies
..323 l'oul "
. . lfi.Kxposed "
..24 .Leaky "
.. 7 " Hrilrants
. . 81 1 " ater-ti)es. .
.. ail " Kistillnri'...
.. 19' Defective Drums...
.. 4tbKoul Kmell
Kooins.
" Water Closets
" Water Wells
Hog lions
Cow titables
" Horse Htables
" Manure Heaps....
" Pondrette Heaps.
" Night Carts
" Foods of Water. . .
11 f ilth, (Ijirhagu, eto.
, 12. MibCelUinenus
60 1 Uoad Animals
Vacant Iots..
6S
u Blaughtor-houses. . . 401 Total
Deai.ku in Honrs Jkwki.kv. John White is the
name of an Individual who deals in bogus jewelry.
Yesterday he waa operating iu the Tenth Police dis
trict, and' was arrested tit Fourth ami (ilrard avenue
by Officer Hoover. He culled upon several resident
lu that vicinity, and represented that he was in want
of money to go to ItejtPng, I'u., and would sell his
gold ring for a certain sum. After disposing of the
Jewelry for about one dollar, he would nass to
"4 another residence and there operate In tlie same
maimer. The rings were not gold, aa represented,
Init a composition or nirrerent materials. Home six of
the bogus articles were found In tho prisoner's poH
Hestilou. John was held to ball by Alderman Kggleton.
Fatal Kailboad Acci dent. This morning tho
Coroner waa notllied to hold an Inquest, tit Trenton
enue and Heading Itallroad, upon the body of I'ru
rtence Alberson, aged forty-five years, who was
run orer and killed by a train of coal ears.
Dim in A Fit. Nathan (ioldsmlth, watehmnn for
the firm of Harvey & Ford, ut Second and Arch
atreeto, was found this iiiorniiig ilead lu the yard of
the premises. It Is supposed that he died iu a 11L
Deceased resided In Camden, N. f.
Owner Wanted An owner la wanted at the nar-
bor Police station for a vessel's yawl. 20 feet long,
ana painted lead color. It wus found adrift In tho
Delaware In November last, and hus only ueeii uow
returned to the police authorities.
Attempted BrianE. On Friday night a woman
residing at No. 813 Fallon street attempted suicide
by taking lauduuiim. rrniupt medical assistance
prevented fatal consequences.
Lko lNJVHEn This morning John Mccormick,
aged seventeen years, had his leg injured bv being
eanght in a wagou wheel at Fifteenth and Market
Jr-Hat' 110 Wut"'t'"'JV1'11 thelVuuaylvauiitUo.'J-
f""?1 11 ; .Vn'The tacts ami tlie flurur
i.i,1i ,li -iuoMHlrflle Hint, everybody is so minn t.,-uer
l":' ho, ,t ivih Ink stronger than strong water or
i.di mil i in'i. hi I nira I list. i.nu ci v-
THE GERMAN METHODISTS.
VeHtrrday AfiernMMi'n Prweclliiir.
The following additional bnalnesa wiw tranaaeta
at the meetlnir yesti-iday of the Fterri tertnn
O tiferenec of the M. K. Chnreh, now nun-ting m Hit
v rard Avenue il. K Church, In UlrartI avenue, near
Twelfth street.
lt,.t" s-tmtiefi of the Methodist, Kpleeopnl
-S:ar m,,Uik1"
ence v, as fil at '.
a ia it.utk. in be obtained at. the same place.
Itev. C. Jost called tiie attention ol t he Conforenon to tho
linpoiianoe of uniformity in tne use of tho Ixird's f'rayar
in the Hinted services ot tho Church. Kovs. J. C. Doininjt ir,
,).Swi hlen.and J. Hauler werniippniutod to address tlieCon
ferer.i e iu the memorial service in honor of Uev. John U.
1t"wns resolved that hpreafter tho fWnunent of tlie
Lord's hupper be observed at the opening session.
The altei noon was fully oocupied by the ditt.trent. ooin-mitlei-s
in preparing biv iness for tho tonferenee, by e:m
sidering the various interest nforted t ttiem - am m
those interests the idp-t pread claim that, the numoritus
pnhlirntionn have uisin the attention of their mop!o.
I'm JtrintrSrrinuii.- Vy the RptMmt'. m(-nt of th t Hishnp,
at ti e preepdlnt! Csinb n nee, Itev. t!. (iriinm, of Hvlnn c
tndy, N. Y., pteachefl tetoro his bmthren on Thorn lay
evening. His text was selected from 2.1 Timothy iv. 6,
"Do the work of an evangelist, make full proof of tlei min
istry.'1 It was a tin. shod sermon, thoroughly pro
juoed, evincing thougM,and fbiverod in tliu p-iweroi
thcKplril. It as pron nnced by tlie Couforenmj oni ol
the best preached before them.
j:iiKf (.ermnn i'onferenre- Tliird lay.
Tlie Conference met in the church, tiirard Hvenne.nbnvn
Twelfth, at S,1 o'clock, and sjn.nt half an hour m dovo-,
tional eiercises. At 9 o clock, hinhop Simpson in th. ctetir.
t tie opening servh es were cointueiic.ul, conducted by Kov
F. Kcnuler. Ajjent of (ierman Csllege, Herea, Ohio.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
statistical nr.roRT, riiKswntn nt the sr.cEiiTAniFA
Mt-mbers niul ttrobationers, 2X61 ; increaso over last year,
f.s. baptisms, M7; intrease, 120. ('hurchs, 31; in'-r.ase.
3. Value of churches, 1(324,200; increase, 3-.4KI. l'.irsju
ajres, 17; increase iu value of pnrsonages, lits,2O0.
Aiissionaiy cidtectiens, S IrV :! ; Increase, tfT'.t't'.t. Col
lt etioiia for Church l-xtension, $s12'06; inereas1, Jt's.r,'67.
Total of Benevolent Contributions, iteSKi'M. Increie
over last yar, IfMs-ra
Sumlay Mrhnols, 40; officer and teachers, 6M; ineroase,
43; shoturs, 'M2: increase, 2ns.
Henry Kasterclick was re-eUcted trust-poof tho flenuau
Jlissieu House Association for the Port of Now York.
JlKl-OKT ON TKMI-KHANCE
Was presented, accompanied with some appropriate re
marfes by Itev. C. liliun, on the use of tobacco; also, on the
t nitric in intoxicating liquors. Iteforred hack and Rev. V.
lilinn added to the ci nmnttoe.
ItFl'OKT OV THK OMHITlER OK I.AT IF.T.KOATtOM
Was tiresented and adojtted.
AVMfnv., Tlint we consider mich introduction as noither
Wong in principle nor dangerous in policy, but rigid and
just, and according to the truo and apostolic organizatiou
of thp tlospel Church.
tirmilef if. That we heartily concur in the action of tho
(ieneral Conference, and that we will, on our dart, carry
out that action in bringing tho subject candidly before
cur people for their votes in June next.
IlKPOHT OF THP. COMMITTKK ON Pt'nl.ICATtONS
in reference to a quarterly review to be published among
the ticrmans, waB presented, and laid on the table, accom
panied with some remarks by Itev. J. W. Frennd. Com
munications in reference to it fromthe Preachers' Moot
ing, of Cincinnati, Ohio, was read, and also tlie prospectus,
followed with remarks from Itev. C Yost, T. iV. Dirger,
J. Derringer, J. C. Kirdler.
The order of the day was then taken up, being memorial
services iu commemoiation of Kev. J. V. Lyon, the father
of the Conference. He vow a former pastor of the Cirard
Avenue M. K. Church.
Tlie memoir was read by tlie Secretary, Itev. C, Tost.
Addresses were then delivered by Kev. John H'.vahlon,
giving the particulars ot his later years. Rev. J. C. Dei
ninger and Rev. J. Nauter followed.
1 lie Conference then partook of the lord's Supper, tho
Service read by Bishop Simpson, and the elder uuuisters
participating in the dlstribut ion of the r(iiit
It was u solemn and beautiful nervice.
AVj'orNTMi-.N'is ron thk sMivAnt.
Hedding 10' A. M., Hev. A. Atwood ; I. P. M James
O. Frit..
Twelfth Street-10'iJ A. M., J. H. Smith; V- 1. M., C. F.
Blinn.
Tabernacle 10j A. M., Itev. T. C. Murpliy; V4 P.M.,
Rev. C. .lost.
Central -10X A. M., T. Stevens; 7.' ' P. M., J. C. Dei-
""itulge Avenue, below Jefferson - lOfi' A. M., W. II. Bur
veil ; 5 P. M., Itev. Peter A. Moiling. A. M.
Morris City, Twenty-seventh street and Oirard avenue
V. M., liharles Brockinor and W. II. Knrth.
Baptist, Sixth street 10,H; A. M., Cubchnnn Pftslor; 1)4
P. M., 1'. A. Moiling. ,
German Reformed, Sixth street 10,'i A. M.. F. W.
Dinger; Hi P. M., Louis Wallon.
I'irst F.vancelical Association, Second street -10,'i A. M.
II. Kastenlick ; IX V. M., F. V. tirat. ., ,
Sixth and Dauphin streets 1U.'4 A. M., George Abole;
Tl. l M h- llurtmitti
Girard Avenue German M. K. Church, above Twelfth
In '.i A. M. Bishop Simpson. Ordination of Deacons und
Elders.
3 I'. M.- Sunday School anniversary. Addresses by Kevs.
P. llandtKes and G. Mayer.
7,S, 1". M. Kev. F. Schuler.
Thk Moktai.ity of 'hik C'itv. The number of
dent ha In the citv lor the week endinur at noon to-day
was 200, being an increase of 6 over the correspond
ing period of last year, oi these, im were amuts;
130 minors: 222 were born in the I'nited States; f3
were foreign; in were unknown; 17 were people of
color; und la from the country. Of the number, 4
tiled of congestion or tlie brum; 24 or lnnuniniurion
of the luii'ra: 10 of marasmus; 6 of typhoid fever; 14
of scarlet fever; 13 of old age; and 47 of consump
tion.
The deaths were divided as follows among tne
rli lie rent wants:
Ward. I H'rtrfs.
First 17 Fifteenth 19
Second 14 Sixteenth 4
Third H Seventeenth 18
Fourth 12 Kijrhteeuih 14
Fifth 12 Nineteenth IS
Sixth.... 3 Twentieth 14
Seventh 19 Twenty-llrst.
Kiirhth x Twenty-second 7
Ninth 17 Twenty-third 3
Tenth. o 1 wenty.-roiirtn. .
Kleventh
.. 6 Twenth-lllth 4
.. B'i'wenth-sixth 10
. . 4'Twentv-aoveiith 12
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
. . A .Twenty-eighth
liKOhK an Akm Lincoln Toy, aged three years.
fell from a fence yesterday morning, and broke an
arm. The. little feilow resides ut Corinthian avenue
and rarrihh streets.
ConiiTTEn. Thla morning a man named White
w as arrested for the larceny of u basket of etrirs from
Spruce street wharf. He w as arraigned before Alder
man carpenter and neni tor a lurtuer ueurmg.
Found Heap This mornlnir a man named Kellv.
living; at No. 1211 South l.levetith street, was found
deid on a step In Shippou street above Seventh. The
Coroner was notllied to liold an inquest.
linotn Stkket. A meeting will be held this even
ing ut South I'enn Square in favor of the action of
councils in taking up rans on uroaa street.
7 1'.rU)ING ' INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
aoe new.ni snu oe.ii manner.
lOL lij DUKKA, Huttinner and Kngraver,
No. IQ j'.l tlbesnut Street
MONOGRAM FOlt EVEItY ONE
A MON'OGRAM (
colors, WITHOUT
lug I.V00 worth of
graved to order and stamped In
CUAHUf, to lllOaU buy.
PAPER AND ENVELOPES
R. HOSXIU'S & CO.,
fSTATIONKltS AND CAKI) ENGRAVERS,
No. 913 ARCH Street.
The latest Novelties in Wedding and Visiting
Curds. niwsam
pOUK QUJKKS I'll ES CH.I'Al'KH AND
FOVll I'AC'KS F.N'V'KIXtrKS TO MATCH, IN A
DOUBLE HOX FOR fl'OO.
.ioiiiv Liiii:i?i,
Stationer and Card Kngraver,
8 17 vsm5 No. Ml SI'ltINO G ART) FN Street,
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
rMlILDKEN'S
V L, O Til I N O AND
MISSES' UltESSMAKING
A. S P 1' C I A L T Y.
The most elegant styles at very reasonable prices.
Wo
8 18 tuthsl2t
1024 CHKSNFT Street.
K O C L A hi A T I ON.
Oitk'b of run Ma von ok Tnit City op
I'lllLADKLI-lilA, April i, 1n6H.
The Coroner'B Inciuest having rendered a verdict
that JOSEPH W. SMITH came to his death by vio
lence at. the hands of some person or persons lo the
Jury unknown, at the hall, southwest corner of Sixth
Btreet and Glrard avenue, on the S4tlt ultimo,
I do hereby offer a reward of
ONK THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the detection, arrest, und conviction of the per.
petrulor or perpetrators of thla dreadful crltno.
DANIEL M. FOX,
W Mayor.
d the attention of the ministers
intila'aHvsntMXof using the cert itioatos of mnmUnrship,
I nrTrnred aml f.- sale at the Methodist Kpiaeoual "
??..?" rl.TiniH Arrh street. I'hllalelohia : also, to the l'a-
THIRD EDITION
The Last Hours of tho Fir st Session
of the Forty-fir. C!on?res,.
RptHal Difiateh to TIk Evaniivj TtkgrapK
I lie Aii.ionrniuent ol tlie Ilnusi; and Hennte,
Wahiiikoton. Anrll 1(1 The M.,nu. ,..o..wi
, .... . ,.w .juhi mnni nniiLii
time on the bill to pay tho Southern Senators during
inu ruiuau ,oiinii;nn. nun Mlteil u All the 1)1114
tMLMserl. evcelit. one for the roliof ff Unliln uuit.. . .
signed by the President before the adjournment.
X in; v u'.nun nun uin-ii lurium nrw III rreai. glee OVIT
the passage of Hanks' resolution of sympathy with
and for the recognition of Cuhan indenend.Mie.,''
Firty-one Executive nominations remained wPhcmt
notion when Mm Hi.nofi Oiluoirtin.l i,..i,i.ii.. nii
....j..,.. in,. lu'iiu an vji
the New York city internal revenue appolntm mt.s.
I lien; will, Ol i-uuine, lull, UiKI ine JTOSU lillll Will l )
compelled to renominate them or other persons in
their places.
T he House adjonrned aml l much confusion, occ.a
sloi.ed by the anxiety of memts-r to g,-t through p.t
resolutions and measurs at the last, moiin-nt ; soin.'-
thnsu linurlv ull tho lilolnlura unm
....... ...x, .... .u.,..,r) ti,.,, ,in-,, Hb
once, but Speaker Hlalne declined to recognize a-iy
nnn uiilil m,!,. u-oa Vi.at,-,,..,.! t. iki.. ...... .. ....
. . m . . ... au hub Tfnj n imiitocr
of these measures were defeated.
commEsfrd- da y.
Hennte.
Warwinoton, April 10.- The Semite cont.inned In F,e
cntive session nnt.il 4 o'clock, A. At., when it resumed ttia
n-Kulur teseion, nuri-od ti tue conference report on tne
Aim miutory Tux bill, and then ailjuurnej till li) o'cloca
A. M.
At 10 o'clock the Benatfl reasdembled.
The bill relating ti the Attorney-Ovnernl of the United
RtntoB wns amenileil and pnased.
Mr. Morton moved to take up the reeolntion to pay t.ho
Senators tnnn the recoostmctod States, from the com
mencement of tho second seuion of tlie I'ortietJi f !otjrro.
Atr. Terry moved to amend bo aa U) compensate tile riena
tors only Irom June 25, lsiiS.
After Mime difHiuminn of the reeolntion, Mr. Wilson
moved to postpone it and take np the joint resolution de
claring the mooning of the act ruKulating the hours of
labor. liOHt.
The di.eussion wns continned until 12 o'clock, when the
President fno tern., Mr. Anthony, declared tho Senatti ad
jonrned without day.
House of Representative.
The Honse resumed its session at 10 A. M.
Mr. Hanks offered the following: He it. resolved by the
House of Representatives, Ttiat the people of the United
States sympathize with the people of t.'uha in their patri
otic efforts to aocuro their independence and establish a
republican form of government, guaranteeing personal
liberty and equal political right of all the people ; and tils
House of Representatives will give its constitutional sup
port to the President of the Vjnitod Statos whenover, in
liiR opinion, a republican government shall have been esta
blished, anil he may deem it eipndient to recognize tlie
independence and sovereignty of eucli republican govern
ment. A vote on the resolution developed the absenoe of a
quorum, and a call of the House was ordered. While the
roll was being called a quorum appeared, and all further
proceedings under the call were dispensed with.
Mr. Hanks moved to suspend the rules for the purpose of
paHHing the resolution.
The rules were suspended and the resolution passed
yeas, JS, ; nays, 26.
The following is the negative vote Messrs. Adams,
Hoainan, HigffH, Burr, Oleveland, Davie, Kldridge, trolla
day, HalL Hawkins, Kerr, Niblac.k, Parker, 1'aine, Rogers,
Sargent, Stevens, Swoonoy, Tnwnsond, Van Trump, Wills,
Willurd, K. M. WUmin.and Winchester.
Mr. Upton moved to suspend the rules and take np the
contested election rase in the Fourth South Carolina Dis
trict. Mr. Kldridge moved the House adjourn. Negatived.
Yens 2fi ; nayn 1116.
Mr. Buruott moved to snspend all rules for the purpose
of pressing a resolution reported from the Com
mittee on l-.lectiuns, sotting forth that in the contested
election case of Wullaoe vs. Simpson, from the Fourth
district of South Carolina, Mr. Wallace is entitled to a seat
in tlie House.
Mr. Holman moved a call of the Honsn.
The Speaker decided the motion ont of order.
Mr. Holman nnnealed from the decision of the chair.
Tlie Speaker declined to entertain the appeal, adding
mat tlie gentleman trora Indiana, Jttr. uouuun, was (ami
liar with the rules.
M r. Hrooks moved that the Honse adjourn, on which thg
yeas ana nays were oruoreu.
The Honsn airnin refused to admumYeas 22. navs 93.
Mr. Paine stated that it was bo noar the close of the ses
sion that it was imuosmbla for the resolution offered bv tho
geutletuun from Missouri iMr. lturdotl) to pass without
unanimous consent. Me tuoroiore appealed to tue gentle
man to withdraw it.
Mr. Hurdettsaid under the circumstances ho would with
draw it.
Mr. Dawes culled up the joint resolution relative to a
site for the bnildinc of a new Stato Department. 1'a.ssed.
Mr. rerry, from tne Committee on Kuies, onered a reso
lution that ttie name of the Committee on Roads and
Canuls he changed to that of Railways and Canals.
Adopted.
Mr. litlln, from the (Vmimitto on Printing, reported a
resolution in favor of printing .'ie.OUO extra copies ot there
port of the ( '-otnmisHionor ol Patents ; 6000 copies of the
MeHNage of the President relative to the, depredations of
Rebel vernels; 60,000 extra copies of the Ijind Othce report,
und 20,000 copies of the letter of K. H. Elliott, on inter
national coinage. All of which were adopted.
Mr. Jenrkes called up tlie bill for the relief of RoUin
White. Passed.
Mr. Jenckes offered a resolution authorizing tho Relect
Committee on the Ninth Census to appoint a sub-committee,
to sit during the receKH, a nd send for versons, and
take testimony, and to report a bill at the next so, ion of
('ongiess. Adopted.
The Speaker appointed a commit toe on the pert of tho
House to wait on the President and inform him that unless
he had some further communication to make the two
houses were ready to adjourn.
Several attempt were made to introduce various resolu
tions, but objections were made.
Mr. Dawnn reported t he committee appointed to wait on
the President had performed that dnty, and tlint ho in
formed them he had no fnrther communication to make.
The hour of VI o'clock having arrived, the Speaker de
clared the House adjourned without day.
The Tax Hill.
In the Honse last night, dnrimr the debute on tho Tax
bill, Mr. Marshall, member of the oonfei-euoe committee,
also explained auu advocated the report.
1 he debate was further continued by Messrs. Dawe.i,
Voorhees, Marshall, Jones (Ky.l, and Schenck.
Mr. Schenck. answering to tlie argument of Messrs.
Iiognn and Hutler, remarked that some people make their
charges openly, while others insinuate lies, and thus add
cowardice to insult.
Mr. Ixigun asked Mr. Schenck whether he alluded to him
in speaking of those who insinuate bus, and thus add insult
to tulsehood Y
M r. Schenck No, sir.
Mr. Hntler I ask the gentleman whether Pharisee did
not say, "I thank Ood that I am not like other men !"'
Mr. Schenck I think it very probable. Anytliimt that
hypocrisy may have uttered I dare say will be familiar to
the gentleman in whatever form it may oome.
The discuaaion closed, and ths coofereuco report was
agreed to.
Tim Cuban Resolution.
The following is the affirmative vote on the passage of
Mr. Hanks' resolution relative to Cuba: Allison, Amblor,
Ames, Archer, Armstrong, Asher, Axtoll, Hunks, Hently,
Hingliam, lllair, Hoyd, Hrooks, Hultington, Hurdett. H. F.
Hntler, Roderick P. Hutler.Cessna, Churchill, Clark.Amasa
Cobb, Clinton L.Cobb, Cobnrn, Conger, Dewees, Dickinson,
Dockcry, Donnelly, Duval, Ferris, Ferry, Kiuckelnburg,
Oartield, (ioU, tliliilliui, Hawley, Hay, Heaton, Hill, Hogj,
Holmaii, Jlopkins, Hotcukiss, Ingersoll, Jenckes, A. H.
Jones, J. L. Jones, Judd, Julian, Kellev, Knapp, Lsah,
I-awrence, Isigan, Ixiughridge, Jonch, Maynard, Mc.Car-
l'omeniy, Prosser,
Roots.
Sawyer.
Scofield,
Shanks.
Porter,
hiieldon
It. A
Sheldon,
John A.
Smith,
W illiam C. Smith, Stevenson, Stokes, Htougliton, TaHo,
Tanner, Tillman, Trimble, Twitchell, I-nne, Upson, Vun
jiorn, voroees, ward, i;. ;. waKiiljnrn, Wolknr, Wliitte
mere, Wilkiuson, Williams, J. T. Wilaon, Winans, and
Witcher-W.
THE tilllTE LEGISLATURE.
House of UcprcMcntiiiives.
llAitaisiit-HO, April 10. Mr. Mctiinnis moved that the
Senate bill known as the I'hihulelphia cattle bill, he put
upon the private calendar of next week.
Mr. Kleckner objected.
ReHolutions being in order, Mr. McGinnU thou pre
sented his motion in the shape of a rwolutinn.
Mr. Kleckner rained a point of order, wuich was sus
tained, that it would require a two-thirds vote to adopt the
resolution, the bill having been reported with a negative
recomiuendutinn. A vVkj ror vote wua taken, when the
resolution was defeated by a decided majority.
The Senate resolution relative to the nnal adjournment
of the Lncislature next Thursday was refurrej to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
Tlie Honse then adjourned until Monday afternoon at 2'si
o'clock.
Ci,oinrNo.
Prices must couio down!
So say the people.
Prioes must come down I
Ho say ths people.
Prices must oome down!
Ho say the people.
Prices must come down!
So say the people.
Prices nil! be put down the game an before ths war for
all Heiuly-uiuiie Clothing, at
CHARI.KH Htokks Oo'a,
Comiuental llotel Building
ji- ST. ANDKKW'S CHAPEL, THIRTEENTH
Street, below Washington avenue. Divine servioe
Tomorrow ( llth instant) at 111 Si o'clock A. M. Sermon by
Itev. W. V. Hewers, and at 74 o'clock P. M. sermon by
Rev. Wilbur F. Paddock.
m t'OH SALE A LAKOEAND ELEGANTLY
Jiiiiil built llrick House, with every oouvouience, in ARCH
Sireut, between Twelfth and Broad streets, with furniture,
if desired.
Address "Cicero," at this office. t
TN TIIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
1 THE CITV AND COUNTY OF PMI.ADFXFHI A.
Petition of F.MZA BTKINMF.TZ for priviloue of tjemmi
tub trailer.
Notice Is hereby given that application will ba made to
said !ourt on SATURDAY. April 24, lstlii, for a decree
permitting said F.I.IZA KTKINMKTifi to do husitiBss a a
J'rmmr. miU trailer under the act of Assembly of Peiiiiaylva
uia, when all persons availing to oppiise tho mimo will us
heard. THOMAS J. CLAYTON,
4 IV tw2w' AUvruey fvf 1'vtitiwuV.
PIANOS, ETO.
rfi 8TEINWAY & BONS' C.RANI)
IrTfV-n aqnarn and npright Pioos at BLASIIJ.S
BROH.', No. HHMI CHF.SNUT Btreet. gltf
t ft T r T I V "17 n T VT il
r 1 A V D,
I nnrroN'S,
11 mf No. 014 CHKSNUTHtreet
Al.lllvEt HI',
MANirFAOJTBMIS OF
KIUKT CLASS PIANO FORTK8.
Fnll guarantee and moderate prtisos.
Hi- WAHKROOMS. No. I0 ARCH Street
PIANO TORTKS,
AND MABON A HAMI.IN'S CJVHINrTr ANO
M KTROT'O LIT AN ORUANH.
with ths new and beautiful
vox HUMANA,
Kvery inducement offered to purchasers. (-qtjj j)
4 6 stnth 3m No. fl'ir, CIlicSNUT St.r.5et.
"8 "(J : II OMACKER & CO.' S'
CRAND, BQUARE, AND UPRIGHT TIAJIOS.
WARF.ROOMS, No. 1.103 CHF-SNUT STRFETP.
N. B.- New and Second hand Pianos to rent.
Toning and Moving promptly attended to. 4 8 lm
PERSONAL.
T
o
ADVERTISERS.
The total edition of tho EVF.NIMU STAR, on Thursday
last, reached the enormous number of ninety-five thousand
copies. We commend tho following testimony to the atten
tion of advertisers. Our regular daily edition is now
larger than that of any ther paper in I'hiladelplda, with
a-ngle exception. SCHOOL A RLAKF.I.V,
Publishers Kvening Star.
(Affidavit of Mr. Henry Wood.l
Personally appeared before me, Henry Wood, and being
duly sworn, doth depone and say that hois tho Pressman
of the F.VF.N1NO STAR newHiiaper, and that tho number
of ccpiesof the RVKNINU STAR printed by him on his
Hoe cylinder press reached sixty-tive Uioofcand copies oil
the 8th day oi April, IStiii.
HKNRY WOOD.
Sworn and subscribed in before me this fLh day of
April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
Sixty-nine.
tSeaO DAVID HF.ITI.F.R,
Aldoriuau.
rAftidftvit of Mr. William A. Mnsick.l
Personally appeared before me William A. Mnsick, and
being atlirmed, deposes and says that, on the Sthdayof
April, 1Mi8. there was printed on tho press of the "Oenuan
Ilcmocrat" thirty thousand OI.IHXI) copies of the EVKN
INU STAR, full edition, and that we then stopped, being
ont of paper, and unable to till the order fur more sent to
lis by Messrs. School A lllakely.
WILLIAM A. MUBICK.
Rworn and subscribed to before mo this tlth day of
April, Anno Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty. nine.
tKeal) JOSKPH C. TITTKRMARY,
It Alderman.
JR E A L EST AT E A T "aO C fTb nT.
HAI.K RV OHnKH OK HKIHS THOMAS A
M BonH. Auctioneers. Three-fdory brick dwelling-,
o. 217 Monroe street, between Second and Third
streets. On Tuesday, April 0, 1HC9, at 12 o'clock,
noon, will be sold at public, sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that three-story brick nicsmiujie, with
Vwo-storv back building: and one-story frame kitchen
and lot of ground, situate on the north side of Mon
roe street, uetween second and Tmru streetH, no,
217 ; the lot containing In front on Monroe street in
feet Inches, and extending in depth 90 feet, more
or less, 'i ne nouse mis tne cas introduced, nam, eie.
Clear of all Incumbrance. Terms cash. Immediate
possession.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Anctlonecrs,
4 10 s 2t Nos. 13 and 141 S. FOL'K'ITI Street,
KKAL KSTATK THOMAS Si HONS' SALE
Handsome Modern Residence, southeast corner
oi l nirty-rourtn anil llavenora streets, rwenty
fonrth ward. 80 by 158 feet. On Tuesday, May 4, 189,
at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at tlie
Philadelphia Kxehange, all that handsome modern
three-story (rough-cast) brick messuage and lot of
ground situate ut the southeast corner of Thirty
fourth and Uaverford streets, Twenty-fourth ward ;
the lot containing In front on Haverford street K0
feet, and extending in depth along Thirty-fourth,
street 158 feet 2 fronts. The house is 30 by 40 feet:
has hull In the centre; contains 12 rooms, observa
tory, gas, bath; hot and cold water, 2 water closets,
furnace, cooking range, etc. ; also, a stable, green
house, garden planted with grapery, arbor along the
main walk, fountain, etc. Terms, f3(i0 must reumlu
for 6 years. Possession 16th- Mu.v next. May be ex
amined on application to the owner und occupant,
between" auu 12 o'clock.
il. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
4 10 24 6 1 Nob. 139 and 141 S. Fourth street.
fpS PKRKMI'TOHY NAl.K. THOMAS A HONS,
P'il Auctioneers. Desirable Lot, Frankford road,
42 feet front. On Tuesday, April 27, 1NG9, at 12
o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, withont re
serve, ut the Philadelphia Exchuiige, all that certain
lot of ground, situate on the northwest side of Frank
ford road, commencing at the distance of 400 feet
northeast from Ontario street; thence extending
north !12 deg. 24 j min., west 200 feet to a point;
thence north 51 deg. 14 min., east 19 feet 10' Inches;
thence sonth 48 deg. 6H min., west 198 feet 9 incheH to
Frankford road; thence along northwest siile of
Frankford road 42 feet to place of beginning. This
lot hus right on grade, and is in a beautiful and im
proving part of the city. It has two fine shade trees
in front und one on the rear end. The Passenger
Hallway cars pass It both ways, and there Is gas
and water pipes laid iu front. Subject to a yearly
ground rent of $70. Terms cash. Hale absolute,
l'lan ut the auction rooms.
M. THOMAS A PONS. Auctioneers,
410 R2t Nos. 139 and 141 a KOUUTlIStreet,
OB RKAI. KSTATeT THOM AS ; A SONS' SaLk.
jyii (icutecl Three-story Hrlck Dwelling, No. 1(121
Christian street, west of Hixteeuth street. On Tues
day, A lirll 20, 1869, at 11 o'clock, noon, will be sold,
at public sale, at the Philadelphia Kxchange, all that
new three-story brick messuage, with two-tory back
building and lot of ground, situate on the north side
of Chrlstlau street, west of Sixteenth street. No. 1621 :
containing on front on Christian street Its feet, and
extending In depth 97 feet 7 X inches. The house Is
new ; has gas, bath, etc. Subject to a yearly ground
rent of $108. Immediate possession. Will be open
for examination one week previous to sale, from 10
to 8 o'clock.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Anctlonecrs,
4 10 s2t Nos. 1119 and 141 S. FOURTH. Street. '
HPS( KKAL KSTATK. THOMAS A HONS' SALIi
KiiiiS Huildlng IxiUi, Fifteenth street, north of
Dauphin street. On Tuesday, April 27, 1869, at 12
o'clock, noon, will be sold ut public sale, at the Phi
ladelphia Kxchange, the following described lots of
ground, viz. :
No. 1. All that lot of ground, situate on the cast
side of Fifteenth street, ltfl feet north of Dauphin
street, IT feet front, b8 feet 11 incite deep. Teruw
Cash.
No. 2. All that lot of ground, west sldo of Fifteenth
street, 174 feet north of Dauphin street; 17 feet from,
and in depth 88 feet 11 Inches, Terms cash.
M. THOMAS A HONS, Auctioneers,
410 s2t Nos. .-I9 and 141 S Fourth street.
KKAL KSTATK THOMAS A SONS' HALK.
Three-storv brick dwelling. No. 820 Uearv
siieet, south of Wylle street, Fifteenth ward. On
Tuesday, May 4, 1809, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold
at public sale, at the Philadelphia Kxchange, all that
three-story wick uweiiiug anu lot oi grouml, situate
on the west side of Oeury street, 235 feet south of
Wylie street. No. 820 ; containing In front on Ueary
street 15 feet, and extending in depth 57 feet to a
S-feet wide ulley.
11. THOMAS A SONS. Anctlonecrs,
4 10 17 S2t Nos. 139 anil 141 H. FOl RTU Struct.
CI'ECIALTY
O V
PONY J IIAETON H
AND
Velocipede h,
OF THE LATKST STYLKS and LOWEST TRICES,
Together with aU the NEW SPRING PATTERNS of
first-class PHAETONS AND CAIUtlACJES, lo stock
and finish. For sale by
S. W. JACOBS,
No. 611 AKCII STREET.
4 10 lm
1
PRACTICAL
PLUMBEE, GAS FITTEE,
i Anu UUA1N LAiKB,
g43 South J 'ipeenth htreet,
Below LnrM
Fou Moths. Use it early and yon gave by killing
swarms now In embryo. Sold by every druggist.
TJJEOD, 8. JIAJtUUS, Boston, ll-W, H-00, 60 eta, Jt
DRY GOODS.
pKKl'JKTUAL MOTION IN ClIRAP
AtJD GOOD GOODS
AT JAiW PKICIX!
IMPOSITION HATED 1 1 1
OPPOSITION COURTED I I I
COMPARISON INTITED I I I
COMPETITION DEFIED I ! I
THE. VALVE ALWAYS OIVKN IN EXCHANGE
FOR Y!)U1 MONEY.
AT TIIE OLD S'tfAND,
ISo. 123 J'. NINTH Wtre,
AMOVE AKCIt,
fUNDER TTIE1R OIJ) VOTTO, NEVER TO 11 K
UNDERSOLD;,
Are offering the greatest burgnlns in all kinds of DRY
tcODS since the panic of 1j7. Have opened to-day,
in connection with a huge buukropt stock of goods, a
large assortment of
Mt'KIJNS,
KIVNNKIA
LINEN8,
WHITE GOODS, PIQUES, M AKSEIIJJtS, BLACK
ALPACAS, PRESS (1OO0S, OINOIIAMS,
CALICOES, t COUNTERPANItS, HO
SIERY, SHIRT FRONTS, GLOVES,
AND NOTIONS.
ALL WILL BK SOLD AT RUINOUS LOY PRICIM.
AU we ask Is one call, as thonsaudr) lmve done and
Fvtd money by purchasing their goods at the cheap
store of the.well-known Arm of
ErSTEIN 6l IIAI2ME3,
No. 123 N. NINTH Street, aliore Aixh.
Dail.vri-eceivlng (roods front the- Cash Auctions.
4 8 thstu3t KlvCH'IATORH OF F1UCKS.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. VV. COItNKK KI4JHTII ANU KIUIKHT.
ULA K MLI4HS
HI.ACK WI.KN!
Oi-os drain Blsck Hilks, Hi. tfitX, IHTIS, If 2 "X, S'M,
It 3. K3'S0. and 4 per yard.
ilck Alpscas, 31, 3"v, 40, W, 62, fB, 75, and 90 conti per
yard.
Stripe Percales, French ChinUes.
A cheap hit oi Plaid Mohairs, 25 cents per yard.
A lot. of Mixed Poplins, 31 cents per jiu-d.
American Calicoes and CiiiKhaius, fust color.
Mil IT K JOOI!
WUITK IJOOlrtf
Plaid Naimoeks Utr'pe Nsin-ooks.
Swiss Plaid and Stripe Muslins; Victoria Lawns.
Sott Finish Cambrics, NainstsikH, Kwisn Muslins.
Ilrilhants, India Twill Long Cloths, etc. etc.
White Piijnes, 25, 31, 37j , 45, 66, lb, t5, Si cl, and
I 1 per yard.
Handsome Marseilles Quilts, very chenp.
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Kird-eye Linens for Aprons Rnd Nnrsery Diaper.
Bent makes Shirting Linens, etc.
Pillow-caao and Sheeting Muslins.
Bleached and Brown Muslins, etc.
Ladies' and dents' Hosiery and Cloves.
Ladies and Cents' Handkerchiefs, very cheap.
Bargains in Hamburg Edgings and Inserting.
Magic Rulllings, Coventry RulUings, Puttings, etc.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. YV. t'OKNEIl KKiHTH ANI FII-IUUfT.
N. B. A oelehraled Kid Clovo at $1 a pair.
Ji.uvin'8 Kid dloves, best u.iafitj.
4flswf
g 1' E C I A L N O T I O E.
SO. 140 N. EIGHTH STIIEET,
ABOVE ARCH,
Will open this morning a large lot of BLACK SILKS
from New York and Philadelphia Auction. We par
ticularly invite all persons about to purchase Bilks
for mils, dresses, or Bacqnes to first examine our
goods.
CO pieces of Scotch Gingham, double width, at 25
cents per yard.
100 pieces of Black Mohair Alpa.cn, at loss than
Wholesale prices.
4 cases of White Piqne, all new styles.
A fresh Invoice of the real French Bow (Ladles'
Neck Ties), the only pluc In the city to get them.
800 yards of fine Brocade BrUlia nta leJt, wlil sell them
at ta cents per yard, slightly soiled. 4 8 8Up
18697
(OPENED IN 1803, MAItCH 10,
CBNTKAL LOCATION,
LARGE WELL LIGHTED STORE.
A GOOD CLASS OF GOODS.
THTC LOWEST POSSIBLE TRICEA
ESTABLISHED ON FAIR BUSINESS PRINCIPLES.
TOLITE AND ATTENTIVB ASSISTANTS,
Where the abov cardinal points are true and
strictly observed, In ninety-nine eases out of every
nuuureti, success and prosperity are certain.
KUCH IS OUK EXPERIENCE.
We have now open a magnificent stock of Season
able and Desirable
SILK AND DRESS GOODS,
' CASHMERES AND CInTIR,
LINENS, WHITE OOdDH,
DOMESTICS, ETC. KTC.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY.
L. E. COR. EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN,
8 19 PHILADELPHIA.
-ALKING AND TUAVELLINO SUITS.
Plain, Striped and Chene Popllnettes, for Sulfa.
Brown and Bluck Silvanlas, very source and do
slruble. Handsome Silk Poplins, all shades, for suits.
Granite Poplins, iu great variety, for salts.
Wash Poplins, Mohairs und Lawns, for Suit.
Striped Poplins, of all descriptions, for Sulfa.
Opened U)-duv, a full assortment of ORIENTAL
POPLINS, for Suit, to whjcb we call particular at
tention, believing them to be the must attractive
goods in the market.
NTOUIM At WOOD,
SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS,
9 9wi rmLADIiLrilLV
FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Movements of (lie CoiiKrcssmpn -
The Foreif'n Appolnlmenl.s- ,
Secretary JJorie and Tresi
dent (Jrant Doings of
the Philadelphia
Delegation.
fip4tinl I)fpai.h to The Krcninp TnUyraph.
The Hreiiklnir T.
Wapiiinoton. April 10.' Several members will
leave for their homes this evening. A nvilority,
However, will remain lo uin liner ilU'iiiim: i.iih Mom
their districts and other mutters ifliitlng to their
coURtltuentd. M'ssrs. Keiley and Myers have been
so exhausted by the hl.rn of the ln.s't duy's session
and feurful outside presure for upp;lnti'ii!-ntrt that
vney are completely worn out. linn will not lcavo fur
home for several days.
Messrs. O Nelll and Kunditll w HI nrolsiblv eo homn
to-uight Mr. O'Neill w ill return on Monday to at-
leim in some imsmesH connecien wittl nm iiisf.net.
The President will send In the nomimttious for
foreign appointments ut the beginning of next week.
It Is understood Unit a nmlorit.v of them were agreed
upon ut the Cabinet meeting ycslcrduy.
The Philudclphlu Dcli'iriitioii.
A delegation from the I'tilnn lA'njnv. headed
by ex-Mayor McMichuel, called upon the Presi
dent, fo-dny aii'l pressed the cluiuis of George
n. jioKer lor n loreign ppou-imc nr. as nokcr wants
a tlrst-cluss mission, U Is doubtful If he will get
ii, inusnmcn us ctirrin lias airenny oecn seiecunl for
Russia, and the programme is not to give two tirst-
class missions to imv one .state.
The Philtittf lplilu I'enslnn Awefiey.
Among the nominations not Beted upon wiw that
of A. It. i iilhoiin, to be Pension Agent ut Philadel
phia. The President U1 have to send lu his name
to tlie KenaUMiext week, lie is so strongly recom
mended that there is little doubt but that he will be
aguin noniluuti'd for Uie place.
Secretin- Itorle.
It Is understood that the attseks which have been
nuide upon Secretary el' the Nmy Borle In news
papers are inspired l.y the stuff oillcers of tJe navy
ami their friends. The President has perfect confi
dence In Mr. Borle. and approves his administration
of the Navy Department, The denumds for his re
moval will not. therefore be acceded to, and he is
likely to remain at the head of the Navy Department
during Grant's administration, except be should
choose to resign.
J'fjipttti h to tlie A-HyOfiuU'd Vrvm.
Coiilirmnllons.
Washington, April ln.-Thn Senate early this nnirnlnic
continued the following nominations:
KeKixters of 1-and tltfire-louis Durrinl, Denver City,
Colorado; Abner Tibbitts, Kt. Peter's, Minnosnta; J. ft.
I.ymnn, Helens, Monlan:i; Morgan Ibiles, Traverse City,
MiehiuHn; Jscob P. C-'ark. Olhympia, Wshin(fton Terri
tory: P. B. S. Pimhhsck, ISew Orlcsns; Charles W.Loouus,
Jscksen, Mirhiitnn.
Register of Wills for the IHstriot of CoJombut Amos
Welmter.
Receivers of ViiM'o Moneys .lames Scntt, of Dokotah
city, NebrahkH; Juniei4 M. Wukinson, Msnttiettc, Alichi.
Itsii; Reuben Goodrich, Truvert. city, MirhirHn.
t onunissioners of Police for the District of OotninhiA
I. Hurr, 1). T. Hiiinbunk, W. H. Chase, Cluules U. Uerfcen..
William .1. MurtiiKh.
Anthony HiupiiH, Distrii-t Attorney for Uehiwara.
Renjmmn S. l-'ild. Attomy for Vermont.
J. U. Ncott, Attorney for the Western Distrint nf Tens.
J. W. Purviance, Attorney fur the Western disii-iut uf
Teias.
Horace W. Houghton, f'.msul ut Lshaena.
W. L. Sterns, riurve.wi-l'-'nersl of Florida.
Charles l)illiii(.-liJU. A'hvuI Orticer, New Orleans.
David NiiBEle. Chief .luetics of ldulio.
Samuel J. 1 1 ulley. Collector at Bumilo.
James A. Maitruuer, (Collector uf Customs x Ceoiy
town, D.
J. 0. htever. Collector of the Minnesota district,
dutues P. I.edice, Surveyor, Louisville.
Kdington Fulton, Kurvejorof the Port, Baltimore.
John L. Thomas, Collector of the Port, BiJluu.mi.
violin Ix-e CliBpinsn. Portmse'er, Baltimore.
Lnban II. Litrhlield, Mfir.-ilml for Dukotah.
H. W. Moiilton, Marshal for Idaho.
Clement Horn", -Mar-dml for Wyominc.
Philip Hitz, Marshal lor Wsshinirton Tei-ritoiT.
John W. ilunn. Marshal for Delaware,
Edward GTioMborouflii,. Marshal for Ma.rylu.ml.
nullum r.: i-arser, iiiurniiai lor i exas.
Jamea R. liennett, Marshsl for the Eastern District of
Michigan.
lames M. Casey, Attorm-y for AV volllhlff.
Thomas M. Hrown, District Attorney for fn'Hiina.
The rienate has continued James M. Ashley, of Ohio, as
Governor of Montana, T. Jtut.li Hpencnr, of Now Yor'n. Sur-veyor-f
ieuernl ot New Mexico, and K. li. Perkins, ol Peiui
syivuniu, Secretai-y of New Mexico.
Niival Alliiirs.
(Joinmander Josejih P. l utfe hi-s been ordered to cmn
nuind the Hangus on the '-td iUMtant.
Passt Assistant hin-Keon W. S. Fort, Assistant Pay
master A. .1. Greeley, ru-t AhMmsui l-'itKinet-T Cyjo-iana
Andiole; Second Assistants K. M. Dttvis, A. Biyt.he, and J.
G. BroHiiahan are oroVreil to duty on the Santas.
I.ieiiteiiant-Coiuiuitnd-r ,1. CrHi.htuii Watson and Pirst
Assistant. Knitineer Joseph 11. Bail jy are ordered to the
New York Navy Yavd.
1 jeutenant Conun.inderO. T. Welti isdetched fwini th
New Yolk Navy Yard.
Lieutenant OoinniindT V.". K. Wis! an.l I.leirtoniint
Gts'ivo W. Pifrmun are detachsl from the Monnd City
iaval Station.
lieutenant Charles II. Sclwt'iey und Mate John A.
Vanirhan are detached lroiu tho Yuudnlia, and ordered U
the r-auitns.
Midshipmen Charles W. Builou and J. K. Shear have
resigued.
The President nt the f'upUol.
The President caiiie to the Capitol about, 1 o'ckK-k
this morning, uccompaulcd by Secretaries Klsh and
Boiie and Al torney-Geuei al Hour and his two Secre
turii s, Messrs. Porter anil I'.ubeock. The party were
occupied, up to the time ol the adjournment, 'iu ex
amining the various Mils preieutetl U the Pieohleut
for his approval,
Ameiidiiieuts to ttie Koulliei-u ICecoiistructiou
litil.
Among the amendments to the Mississippi, Texas,
and Virginia Election bill, which were agreed to by
both houses, was one offered by Seuator Sawyer, pro
viding that the election shall be held under 'the new
Begislration law. It Is stated that this will admit
uboirl lfi.uoo additional white voters In Virginia, and
throw out several thousand fraudulent negro voters
who were enrolled in the First district. Itt will also
admit quite a number of additional white voters lu
Texas and Mississippi.
I'ractionnl Currency Hlateinent.
The amount of fractional currency issued from lite
Printing Hureau of the Treasury Department lor the
week ending to-day is f.l70,7ilO.
Shipments To Assistant Treasurer at New York
fjoo.oto; st, Louis, fr0,OO0; National Bunks, $15C,000.
Treasurer Spinner holds as security for national
bank circulation, 34i,7;s,3000, and for public depo
sits, t;ill,H7B,3f0. 1
National bank notes issued during the week
l9,lfi0. Total to date, iHa,7H6,su8. Mutilated bliii
returned, fia,U2P,r3; Insolvent bank noU- redeemed,
fl,0oM,ai8; actuul circulation at this date, -2!W,HlT,7M;
lractionul currency destroyed during the week.
oaa,tiou,
The Purine Railroads.
Tlie Joint resolution for the protection of the Inte
rests of the Viuted Slates lu the I'nion I'acitio Kail
road Company, tho Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, and for other purposes, received Ihe approval
of the President to-day
FOJttiJGM
lijj Atiantir CubU.
The Powers of the SpodIhU AlinlHti-v.
Vauiud, April 10. In the t'ortez yesterday bhiit;a
made a speech, in which lie urged uon that body
the adoption of a statute, to be Incorporated In the
new Constitution, which shall materially modify the
powers and functions of the ministry, as well a-i re--duce
that branch of the Government uumcriuully.
Th Ik Afternoon' Quotations,
Lokdon, April 10 p. M. The closing price of
Consols 9'ii4 lor money, and 63 J; foruoeouut; U. S.
Five-twenties, 83'j American stocks stisady; Brio
Itallroad, WXi HliuoU Central, BOJi; Great West
ern, iV.
Livkkhwii., April 10 P. Af. Cotton firmer, but
not. quctably higher; middling uplands, lava mid
Ullng Orleans, 12'. The sales have been 10,000 bales.
Bed Western W heat, S.s. d.tHs. lOd. Pens !Wh.
Po. k, 106s. " '
JlAVKK, Aiirll 10. C'otton opens nuohanged.
Ktork QiiotntloiiM by Tclegrniib - 3 1. J
Olendlnlng. Davis Ji Co., report through their Nor
N. Y. Oeiitral H. m Clev. and Toledo R.
n. l.nuil iviiril o 0 eOOUnil WuKuuh
I h. and Bea. li. tav Mil. and St. Paul It e"
Mlch.S andN I.H.. 80 V. Mil. and St Pa lltp. w
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