TIIJ: DAILY EVENING TELEGKJVril PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEJ3KUAKY 23, 1870.
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Clt A Antra.
I-ttit evM.ing the hall of the Literary
jhrtiiient of the University of Pennsylvania
wan comfortaHy tilled with laditis ami gentle
men to listen to a leotnre on Social Science by
1'rofeflfior Mcllvaine.
The City Troop, nmler the command of
Captain Frederick K. Holers, met nt the
ijinory on Twenty-first street at six o'clock
last evening and proceeded to a popular
restaurant, dismounted, and, in accordance
with A time-honored custom of the corp.
honored the memory of the illustrious Wash
ington by an elegant dinner.
Mrs. Armstrong, while walking on Kater
street yesterday, was thrown clown by a boy
who ran against her, and had a hip fractured.
She was removed to the residence of her
niece, Nineteenth and Kater streets.
A dwelling on Thirteenth stroot, below
Jefferson, was entered yesterday afternoon
and robbed of household goods. A man was
afterwards arrested who had forks and spoons
on his person, which were identities as the
stolen property, lie was locked up for a
hearing at the Central Station at two
o'clock to-day. I
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon
the coal-oil works of S. Lord, at Twenty-fifth
street and Tossynnk road, were destroyed by
fire, originating from sparks from a locomo
tive. The loss is estimated ot ijCriKM), which
is covered by insurances in Wheeling and
Baltimore companies.
The Young M; nnerchor celebrated its
eighteenth anniversary yesterday. The mem
bers and invited guests partook of a hand
some banquet, and speeches were made by a
nnmber of gentlemen. Mayor Fox was
piesent.
At a meeting of the School Directors of
the Thirteenth ward, held yesterday, it was
resolved that they request the Conncilmen of
that ward to move a reconsideration of the
action recently taken by Select Council on
the appropriation for teaching music in the
public schools. It is expected that the
teachers, at their next meeting on Saturday,
will pass resolutions in favor of continuing
the instruction of music in the schools.
In response to a call to voters and tax
payers opposed to the desecration of Inde
pendence Square, twenty-three persons
assembled last evening at Market and Merrick
streets. Mr. A. 11. Paul presided, and stated
that this was an adjourned meeting, and
although the assemblage was small the move
ment against Independence Square was con
trolled by those who were deeply in earnest.
A printed petition, prepared by a commit
tee, urging the Legislature to prevent the
desecration of Independence Square, was
presented to the meeting for signatures, and
the Secretary read resolutions adopted by the
Keystone Battery opposing publio buildings
on Independence Square A series of resolu
tions were adopted and the meeting ad
journed. St. George's M. E. Church, situated on
Fourth street, below Vine, presented a novel,
imposing, and attractive appearance last
evening. The body of the church was graced
with the presence of a large nnmber of Ma
sonic Knights Templar, in full uniform, for
whose especial behoof divine services were
held. The Rev. Dr. Robert II. Pattison, Tast
Eminent Commander of the Philadelphia
Commandory No. 'J, and Past Grand Prelate,
officiated, and occupying seats on the pulpit
were Sir William J. Kelly, Eminent Com
mander of Mary Comniandery; Sir Andrew
Robeno, Jr., Sir Jeremiah L. Hutchinson, Sir
Charles L. Hale, Sir Charles S. Kingston, and
others. Rev. Robert II. Pattison, D. D., de
livered the sermon on the occasion.
Chavles Ingersoll, Esq., delivered an
address before the Democratic Association
yesterday, on the occasion of the celebration
f Washington's birthday by that organization.
Domestic Affairs.
Messrs. Hamilton and Flanagan are the
Senators elect from Texas.
Thf Indiana Republican State Conven
tion met at Indianapolis yesterday.
Seventy lives were lost by the disaster to
the steamer Emma on the Mississippi.
Cases against two more members of the
present Congress for the sale of cadetships
are newly ready for report.
Messrs. Pettis and Bishop were heard by
the Committee yesterday in explanation of
the charges against them in relation to "the
sale of a cadetship.
A delegation from the Legislature will
leave for Washington on Thursday, to urge
(,'ongress to celebrate the centennial anniver
sary of Independence in is 7(5.
A further delay will be proposed in the
case of Mr. Whittemore in the House to-day,
and, if not granted, a motion will be made
censuring and allowing him to resign his seat.
Evidence was given before the Military
Committee yesterday that the money received
by Mr. Whittemore for his West Point cadet
ship was given to colored institutions in his
district.
The House Banking Committee will pro
bably recommend that the fifty million in
crease in the currency be put in the shape of
national bank notes, upon a basis of three
per cent, bonds, free of taxes.
An attempt was made at Havana yester
day by a number of men to get hold of the
captain of a fishing schooner, who, it was
naid, assisted Castanon's assassin to escape
from Key West. Consul-Genoral Biddle pro
cured the arrest of the offenders and a guard
for the sailor,
KorelKB Atfo.tr..
Belgium will not permit money or valua
bles to be sent through the mails.
The discussion of the new Constitution
for Porto Rico will probably lead to a rupture
between the parties in the Cortes.
A bill restraining, and in some cases pro
liibiting, bunday trailing has passed to a
tecond readincr in the House of Lords.
A vessel has been wrecked on Cape Bon,
North Africa. In the vicinity of the wreck
was seen a tent, over which tho American
flae was nyinK.
A report lavorinc decentralization of the
Executive administration has been submitted
to Napoleon and the Legislature by the Min
ister of the interior.
Jules l'avre's interpellation regarding the
domestio policy of the Government was de
feated in the Corps Legislator yesterday by
an overwhelming majority.
THE PARIS RIOTS.
rPA..L ( wnM ArrnMfAd nncl fhn Rnffl
radrx were Kormed Tbe lilou.ea not Aware
f Itorlielorl'. Arrest.
' ...... Cl. u Th of fninl tnlncrranh fotnl lr
us correspondent, I mean, for if it were pro
perly inauat;ed it would be a benefit to all tho
world, which It is not at prencnt will have told
linnri iie l.ntli nf flm nrrcRt. of Itoehet'orc
and tho result of that most righteous judicial
meaure. At 4 o'clock I was talklug to a gentle
man frceh from England, and he said, "Paris
teems to me deadly lively." "Too quiet," I an
iwered. ,
Early in the evening tho streets were as dull
aa Regent street on a wet Sunday evening it
teem ditllcult to go farther. I went to several
t.llij. anA ViAard nn wnrA rif unv movement.
fDCUIVllW pmm ' J i . .
h ln.lort would tie arrested that same ovcnlng.
lie Is arrested; to will his confrere bo whou
they tan lie rnutfht wm'a la Uirflculle. Tho
refills of this arrcet, which I really betlcvo no
roiislitnUoniil govorninent could have avoided,
have been gome excitoment Inst night, and a
rise or, to spenk more correctly, "very great
lirmncKit" on the Uourso ot Its closing this day.
Hut. I shall astonish your countryman as I g
on. Will you or they believe for my own part,
) do not think tlicy will that tho people most
concerned know nothing that 1ms happened,
and seem to mo to think of nothing that pos
sibly mli?ht happen? I have been all over Paris
to-dny, and without affectation mar Bay that I
have ajiplled for information to every source,
lrora tho highest to tho lowest, and tho conclu
sion at which I havo arrived is that wo wcro
last evening that Is to say, in tho environs of
Paris on the edgo of a precipice, and that
wo escaped from it and got home safe.
No two people really agree even as to
what they saw with their own eyes; and at
least ono gnnmakcr's shop broken into and
plundered was no mnro broken into than my
bedroom. The mob did certainly steal revolvers;
but, as 1 said yesterday would fio tho case, they
could not find cartridges to fit them charged
cartridges at least. To-ulght, or not for months,
perhaps years, an effort will bo rando In France
to bring about the ruin of order and the de
struction of private property and trade. If it is
postponed, why then the revolutionists are
utterly absurd, as 1 hope they arc, aud will so
continue.
The rioters who went up tho Fanbotirg assem
bled in the Hue do l'Orillon, and made there a
barricade with tho materials brought together
for the construction of a church. They held
tbclr ground till half-past 1 o'clock. They wcro
then thrco times summoned to retire, and tho
barricade was taken by the (iarde Munlclpule.
A pistol was fired, and at the second summens
a man broke the gun ot a quartermaster with a
single blow cf an iron bar. Another barricade,
constructed of night-carts, at tho corner of tho
Kite St. Maur, was taken at the fame time, no
reactance being made.
A hand of five hundred insurgents burst Into
the Plaeo du Chateau d'Eu, about 10 o'clock,
crying out "A has les assassins!" "A has l'Ein
plro!" Tho brawlers wcro dispersed by tho
sergents-do-vlllo. Some two thousand riotors
who shonted "Vivo la Uepubliique!" "Vivo
Rocbefort!" and also threatened to march to
the Marseillaise olllco, wcro also dis
persed by the police; and a man who carried a
red ling at the head of tho troop was arrested.
About midnight tho shop of 51. Lefaueheux
was sacked. Two hundred revolvers and
twelve hundred cartridges were seized. Tho in
surgents were dislodged by tho (iarde de Pirrls.
One hundred and thirty-six persons in all havo
been arrested, many of whom carried revolvers
and cartridges. Tho revolt seems to have been
hatched in tbe olllco of tho Marseillaise, tho
centre of action of tho entire movement. The
persons arrested are confined in the Couelerge
rlc, and aro now undergoing interrogation by
the Commissaries do Police.
Borne of the writers in tho Marseillaise wcro
arrested last night, or rather this moruing, on
leaving their olllce; but the paper was sold as
usual on tho boulevards, fifty centimes being
charged for it instead of fifteen. It contains
nothing particular, however, except a short
account of Rochefort's arrest, and a bold defi
ance of tho Government. To give you some
idea of the suddenness of the movement last
night I may mention that, up to midnight, no
body had heard even of the arrest of M. Roche
fort, and the boulevards, from the Porte St.
Martin to the Madeleine, wore their usual bright
and careless aspect. Correspondence London
Xeirs.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Aieics see First Page,
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIATHIS DAY.
Si'N Bisks 6-44 1 Moon Risks i -31
Sun Sets CMBlUiuii Watkr i-61
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
D. C. McCAMMON, 1
J. Pkick wethkkill, Committee of the Month.
Geohgh N. Allen, )
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEA3ISI1IPH.
FOR AMERICA.
Smldt Bremen New York Jan. SO
Aleppo Liverpool. . .New York Feb. 8
Miropa. :.iiasKOW.....rNew lorn reo. 11
Silesia Havre New York Feb. 12
St. Laurent Urest New York Feb. 12
Paraguay London New York Feb. 1 1
Ohio Southampton. . . Baltimore Feb. 12
City of N. York. Liverpool. . .New York v. B..Fcb. 12
t un JSLHUIMS.
Minnesota New York. . .Liverpool Feb. 23
China New York. ..Liverpool Feb. 2a
Tanla New York... Liverpool Feb. 24
ceiia yew iorK...ixnion Feb. 20
Columbia New York. . .Glasgow Feb. 20
C. of Brooklyn.. New York... Liverpool Feb. 26
Main New York. ..Bremen Feb, 20
Filmland New York. ..Liverpool Feb. 2t
Idaho New York. ..Liverpool Mar. 2
C. of Antwerp.. New York. ..Liverpool Mar. 6
I'.urona jNew iorK...maszow .Mar. s
St Laurent New York... Havre Mar. fi
Krln New York. . .Liverpool Mar. fi
inion New York... Bremen Mar. B
City of N. York.Ncw York. . . Liverpool Mar. 8
Nevada N e w Y ork . . . Liverpool M ar. 9
C. of London. . .New York. . .Liverpool Mar. 12
tUAS'J HINi liU.M KS'J It'. i'.TU.
Ponth A merlca.Ne w York . . . li io J aneiro Feb. 23
Columbia New Y ork... Havana via NasFcb. 24
Zodiac Philadelphia. Charleston Feb. 25
Tonuwanda.... Philadelphia. (Savannah Feb. 26
Prometheus... .Philadelphia. Charleston,.... Mar. 8
Facie New l ork. ..New Orleans. ..Mar. 8
Morro Castle... New York. ..Havana Mar. 10
Malls are forwarded by every steamer In the recru-
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Ojieenstown, except the Canadian line, which call ut
Londonderry. The steamers lor or from the Conti
nent call at Honthampton.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship 'J'onawanda, Jennings, 70 hours from
Savannah, with cotton, etc., to Philadelphia and
Southern Mall Steamship Co.
Steamer W. Whllldin, ltlggans, 13 hours from Bal
timore, with nidse. to A. Groves, Jr.
Schr Mable E. Staples, C0BU1, 9 days from Carde
nas, with molasses to K C. Knight A Co. Sailed in
company with sehr Archer A heeves, for Philadel
phia. Lett in port, ung iiarry v irdcu. to sail on 1110
14th for Philadelphia, aud brig John Wesley, loading
for Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Stars aud stripes, Mahlman, from New
York lor Port-au-Prince (so supposed), was seen 131U
Inst, in Turk's Island passage.
Steamship Roman, Baker, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston 111U1 inst.
Bark Arcadia, Larscn, hence, at Falmouth 9th Inst.
Bark Pawnee, Anaer, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Dublin 8th lust.
Bark Normanla, Roer, hence for Hamburg, was
Annulled wilh a nllot. in the North Sen 4th inst.
Bark Athcnals, Baker, from Loudon for Pliiladcl
phia, was on" Deal Uth Inst.
Bark Busy, Linden, hence, at Palermo 2-UU ult. via
ueuoa.
Bark D. II. Watjen, Dcetzen, hence for Bremen,
Olf Nordenay 6th mst.
Bark Brothers, Long, at Lcglidm 4tU Inst. from
Barcelona, for Philadelphia 2mh.
Bark Marlanna 11 1, Balhu, for Philadelphia or New
York, sailed from Bahla 24th ult.
Bark Aberdeen, Law, from Sourabaya for Philadel
phia, arrived at rassaroeang 21th Dec.
Brig Win. Welsh, btrobridgc, unc, remained at St,
Thomas 14th Inst.
Brig .aviila Williams, Williams, sailed from St,
John's. P. R.. th lust., for Philadelphia.
Brig Maria White, Bryant, at Savannah 17th Inst.
from Philadelphia, reports heavy weuther the entire
paswige, split sails, etc.
Schrs W. W. Magee, Kctchnm ; J. W. nail, Powell ;
and W. W. Pharo, Jui'kaway, hence, at Bunion 2lut
instant.
Schr Nadab, Cheney, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Newburvport I'.ith iiiBt.
Schr E. k L. Marts, .Marts, at Bos tou 21st Inst. from
Savanna h.
Schroeorgle Peering, Wlllard, from Portland for
Philadelphia, at Newport P. M. lsth Inst.
Schrs Z. Steelman, Adams, and Marv H. Stock
hum, Cordery, for Philadelphia, went to sea Iruiu
Wilmington, N. C, luth inst.
Schr t hus. MoCurthy, Barclay, for the West ladles
soon, remained at Jtusarlo 8th ult.
Schr Battle Boss, I Inch, sailed from Demeruru
1st lrst. for Delaware Breakwater.
Mchr Kuima L. Porter, Sparks, hence, at Barbados
bth lust.
Schr Palos, at Mayaguez Bth Inst. from St. John's,
P. H to load for Delaware Breakwater.
Schrs W. A. Chamberlain, Jones, for Dighlon; H.
L. Simmons, Phinuey ; John Si roup, Huribut; Liz.lu
Muul. Boblnson: und K. A. Rich, for Boston, ul! from
8hr Wm. Butnisn, Smart, for Philadelphia,
cleared nt OeorpHtown, H. v., nth Inst.
m-hr I.jdla A. May, Barker, hem e, at Bcllast V.tfl
instant.
Nchr Trmirawp, Creed, for Philadelphia, cleared
nt tieoigelown, . C, 12th Inst.
MIROKLLaNY.
Steamphlp City of Boston, llalcrow, from Now
York. Jan 25, via Halifax .Inn. 2S fur Liverpool, had
not arrivol nt her destitution nt latest cable advices,
and muen nnxlety Is felt for her safety. AltlinuRtl
she is now 24 days out from Halifax, says tho "Jour
nal of Commerce, she ean hardly be classed as a
'mlssliiif vessel;'' and It Is more probable Hint iliiriiii?
tho severe weather which eeenrred Immediately
nfterher departure, tho steaniHhlp met withBOino
accident to her machinery, end Is making her wy
under sail. On her last trip from Halifax to New
lork, ihe C. of B. broke a fan of her propeller, which
was replaced. This same accident mlrht have oc
curred aRaln, or she luijrtit have roi Into a Held of
ice and not been able to iret out of it. She la an iron
screw steamer of 2203 tons regiKter, built at uiascow
In lson, and la classed Al ; and helonps to the Inman
line of steamers rannlntr between New York and
Liverpool, and has on board 112 passengers lu cabin
and steerage.
0 EINQ AND 800URINO.
JOSEPH HI O T T G T,
KI.K.VR DK PARW,
lllFNCII RTKAM nvviNfi aviI unnTTOiwfi
On any kind of Wearing Appatel. for Idle, Jents, and
Children. I'M en t appaxatoa for btrstebisc Pant from
oue to ut incbaa.
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I H1KAY, UKNKKIT UK HilHK WATklXN
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'' AKliOKOUtlHA;"
?," THKONK HKKiHT HPOT."
the Miliisrj Drama, "NO T OUILTY." short lr'
M
K. JOHN
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ARCH STREET
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FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
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Ihe Musio and Descriptive Lecture and the Crand
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-, ......,a.,v i.Kaviui-u "i "i r. AoasToeriy.
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