12 THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH TU I PLE S1I EET I'M LAUlSLPill.V, SATURDAY OCTOBER 8, 1870. C IT IITKLIiluniOC. T1IC COAL TIUUE. Worktfia f Ik trtllatla BIH Utn il, Kiw The m.ri't at this port U In abnnt the same con dition It was at the lime of the last report. The mrr'J n ami the lomn'l la about equal to It, tint hr'nr ;thr Morbitant or th opposite. Tro tinMy th! d-mnt is ern betu-r than that of Inst esr, hr.t tu uppl wmii an mnrh gratr th-re la no Ptvion the prior. liesKi this, at aimit. tttls timn Mt yrar ne rrat freshet took p'a-e whk'li r.mml thn rl '8 coiiM'lvr.iuy. The 14 s Pf crnt relu ilon on wjts for Spfeu lT, though ;pij nr the pnwut lT mj nn-n, n enlntij ronl lereil In the It lit of a very h1 J ii Ittv'hr. I he men are Us4atlfld bntu wir.h "n reonrtjon and with the manner In which It, win made. Thera are rumors uf a strike fi-in ni'im quarters, but prnnaMr a linout any louiuU'i 'i. I'.n followlns pAMurniOi fr!ii tv?ir orjiaa of la ivje exprenira their ii'linf uts r'-tl.T : ' We t't't er mn h the n"im!.lon. but wn ivinnot eee how It ran he helpi'l, unlena we -mM lutniM rate a general awifemion, and we ana pLin'r tutr. Lucerne men will not pit Into V. coimwiWMitly we in nc nntkinr but lor jj h 11 v I k 1 1 1 men work on the iowen compromise mi some fcaib!e pUn m i found out to make thin? iM-tter. We linp t ie rn tti i tit the low.-r i onntiea will a-t wH ly in tir.a mi'! ;r, ' aii'l not lo that which wil! ranae future r-ipeata'!' ' It will lie B'vn from tlna that the iate errntiinriit. Is ' r(rarc1ct In the Itjrht ol a ninatep f'r wim:i thnre I no rem'lT at prexiit., t'oiiKh it won I iu viry 1 pleasaut II there weie. fly I lie en1 of tv.s inoni'i, , l.elore which time no i.trike could he Inaugurate'!, I the end of the acaaon will lie no near thiit U wo:il t probably be to nobody a Interest to bein one ttin. There la, therefore tiut little fear ol ouch an event ryen If tne auihorttie. iiid lean that way. Tne wma ttdTlee about Ualnir an action wnlcli may came future repentance, makes it very evl lent t.i.t consi derable of tiiat artirie lias 'wen mada no -esry y the la'.c lonu tontlnned atrlke. If the rcii h id aneu sooner what waa to their beat Interests, they, by their pood condition by reason of contum us w irk at moderately Rood paying wajfes, wo'iid nut n feel ao niu-:U the reduction wnun thiy did ail i-x-pect. It an be seen also tha. the lesson Uux'il by the lonR atrike liaf done aoine goo I, at Icahi (ora w;ulc. The mild toue In which the utiova prajrapti ta writ ten contrasts stronjtiy with the bitter and unre.is n aMe otteraix-ea from the same source during the past Rummer. The ditloreoce la so jtreat as M e.id to adouirt that the same baud guides the helm. Ta! late remarks lure all bceu in the aame spirit, tf'.vitu aoond, reaaonablo aclce In many psrticulara, while the contrasting ones wrre as violent and blind as they wore unjust and untrue. The more feasabie rian referred to probVily tus reference to the Idea of an aureeniHtit bet rM;n em ployers and men by which all difficulties wl'l bs sit i led by arbitration, and not by strikes. ThU. if It could beconsuinmatvd, wuld be a Rlortous S'-hjiu", and on the side of the men It i cu iue I tu i: tn y are stronirly In favor of It. We s-irions y Uou'i, how ever, If such a plan would ever be held to by ei'h.ir party, if It were ever made. H Is too Just for tne peculiar requirements of either sM. The operators In Wyoming have been p U'l nia Governor Geary for pennissioa to worn a fiiU rir ;o of men, under the Ventilation bill, in mines vher there Is but one opening, bat where a i"c n I Is in progress of com-trnction durinr tho time interven ing before its completion. 1 he O.ivcrn r s its thit the law did not contemplate a stoppage of the regu lar number where the other openintfS were lmi ig made, and he tt aa aarprisod that the inspucUrj j understjotl it. The l'otomuc freahct has Interfered with the trans portation of Cumberland coal to (ieergetjwn, aud prices at that point have ris.;n accordingly. AtMnnch C'huntt there were transinrted ainth by all routes during the past week, lt9.6"s-m tons ugalnst 118.871-oa toim the rre- edlng week, an In crease of 130711 tona. In the same week of iSt'.i, 68,08909 tons were transported, giving Sl,6-! o; tons in favor or 1870. Vessels and barges at this port daring the week lave been very abundant. The following are the prices of coal by tne cargo at Port Kichmond for shipments east of Uordentown and south of Cape Henry, and to points along the line of the Delaware ami Karitan Canal: Schuylkill Ked Ash, 4-90a-m); do. Broken, tl'25; do. Egg, 4-0$4-90; do. Stove, 14-80 do. Chestnut, 13-70(83-90; Bhenandoah Broken, H-4o; do. Egg, $5-00; do. "Stove, 5; do. Chestnut. t3 -. The following are the current rates of freight! Irom Port Kichmond for the week ending Oct. 7 : Wlnterport, $2-00; Boston, $2-li5(ii8-5i; Chelsea, f260; Charlestown, 12-60; Kaat Cambridge, fi-ftu; Oambridgeport, 12-78; Dorchester, i-M; Plymouth and dls., J2-50- tulncy Point, 2 50; Salem. 12-W); somerset, 2 ; Bristol, f 2 ; Newport, 2; Providence, 122-25; Aliens Point, 12; Bridgeport, 110; Wjstio Kivcr, $2; Norwich aud tow, 12; Nev llaveu, 12; Stontngton, f2; Brooklyn, 1-35$W0: firednporc, IS; New York, fj-3(sV-lO; Jersey iity. i -4 1 ; Washington, f l25i l 40; Alexandria, $1 40; Norfolk, 11-30; Kichmond, fl 75. THE DEMOCRACY. Their Latest Political Dodare-Tke Arrest al the Bulilniore Nettroea The Arraotteuieat Proven la be One of their Tricks Mcaadalana tJouduct an the Part at" the Police Authorities. The matter of the wholesale arrest of negroes yesterday morning by Lieutenant Klllacky and a squad of policemen has created a feeling of disgnst among not only our colored cltlzeas, bat also among the more respectable portion of the white fraternity. The movement wan obviously one of the many desperate attempt now being made by the Democracy In the lntereu of their candidates. The many recent cxpoaiti.iua of the fraudulent doings of the Democratic leaders And the police force were operating so successfully agalnat the ' unterrltied'' that something must le done to counteract thtilt Influence ; ami what else would effect that result better than the arrest or a lot of negroes, who it could be alleged were coming here from other places for the purpose of vot'ng the Kepubllcan ticket? And who could arrange the programme better than Josephs and the other at leaders of the Democracy? They are known to be nsing every artifice to accomplish the election of Oerker and Laws, the opponents u Messrs. Lends and Bunn, to tVe sac n (lea of the real of theticKii, and Madame Rumor has It, upon good authority, that they are now upending mouey whlnh will here after be taken from the police department. Tufy have resorted to every dodge, and this, their latest, is the weakest attempt yet made. It was so tram parent that it was at once said tfiat they were the lathers of It, aud later development luve coaulu slvelty shown that the Remniica is ha I BoUiin to do with the matter. One of these Demo-ra M Wa f ers was openly (narged wttu having ma le tne ar rangement, aid he dared not deny It Tne pi of operations, as disclgaetl subsequently, were that a iei'AW W88 MDi 10 Baltimore wn, a pocket t Jii of Leeds aDu innn stlekerB.with instructions to g tther" a number of IifgWI '-'Jl'I'T the rcpTOS-MititDni,-.;: he was act:ui In tue interest of tne it -puM . can party of this city, ue was o lala-.e themtoviblt Philadelphia and gU them t witfi the promise or an additional i'.O. hile on the wiy ie WflS to supply them with tax receipts signed by a Kepubllcan collector, and these stickers, which It was thought would couvIdcc the pe pie uf 1'alUd Ji hia tliat it waa a Republican arrangement. Bit the presence of the stickem of Messrs Leeds aud Burin wae stroDg evidence that theleadeiaef fie uiiterillled" were In the. plot, and the presence of the tax receipts was much stronger evidence of tu u fact, for thev have beeu proven to be forgeries. Mr. Joscpn Tatham, the personal poll-tax collector of i the Second ward, hearing that hi name was ftp- I pended to these documents, repaired to the Centra'. Station and openly awserted that he had issued n j receipts In the names given, and under hta arm was his orttcial record. He demanded of Alderman Ks r to see the documents, but waa refused. lie theu ap plied to Colonel Mann, and that gentleniin, as h a counsel, made a demand of the magistrate, whan he was referred to the Chief of Police, and notwitn standing that their production waa so daiit.igiiig to his party he directed that they be exhibited, ui examination Mr. Tatham boldly proclaimed them forgeries. But to continue tne plan of the Demo crats: This fellow in Baltimore, having got a s m 1 1 of ignorant negroes, gave information which redded the Chief of Police of tnt place, who telegraph 1 to the Chief of this city, that colored repeaturs wera on their way to Philadelphia. The police then r palredtoArch street wharf, and on the arrival or the steamer made the arrest; but lu dolug that tUdy allowed the leader, a white man, to eauape. an t, it is believed. Intentionally. It was no part of ttiu pro gramme to intercept him, for bad he been aceu tur is no doubt but that he would have been reu og a'zul as a Democratic tool. The condui t of the authorities after the ln ;a';e ration of these negroes waa scaudaio-is in tit-; extreme. The Bews of their arrest spread raui ty, and coming to the knowledge of colored residua', some of them, knowing that there was t j bs an O id Fellows' demonstration at Wilmington, weur t ti-i station, where they were notified that uuiess ui"V immediately quit ihe plae they wo il I o i ).:od up They applied to counsel, aud Mr. J. Aieu lr KlmpsoD and Major J. T. Pratt repaired r.r di.inr.ti'. limes to the station, and were refused the r t lity-i of - seeing their clituts. The farmer was ti'-iat-ed more as a felon thau au attorney. App:i: I'iou wa-i made to Mayor Fox, aud the only answer llut e u.d be obtained was that the prisoners would have a bearing at 2 o'clock. TUo reporters ot the paolic press received similar trsauneut. aud ,t Is trs fa -t tnat pre.fD'ed 'J Tti.' hau jtt.M.ij u.v.iie iu:. Ueta;.b i: lit a-rJtkt. Kpoiwsr s NOTica Hin. J. AlCHiud-ir ?iimcm i Acittig Itegister of Wills, gtvei tia f ni-ing mu ; 1 to all hegatea' creditors, aud oilier persons lite fted: That the following named persons did, on tfce dates amxed to their names, nie the a -co iuts of their administration to the estates of th we p?r aons deceased, and guardians' and trustees' a counts, whose names are undermentloued. In tm olllce of the Itegister for the Probate of Wi'la and granting Letters of Administration, In and for the city and county of Philadelphia; and that the sj n will lie presented to the orphans' Court of sai l city and county for confirmation and allowance, on Fri day, October 21st, 1870, at 10 o oloca in the morning, at the county court house in .ild city: into Aug. 27. A. I-ei Smith, (iunrriian of Jamai O. M ill- t'Dp, li minor. " 31, CIiio-Ims w Hookiir, ainiaiRtrator of Dicijl Oeedon, decensftl. " 31, Rb.nliein m. I'lnuiKna, eicaatrii of W. G. 1'inn aan ,ieceil. fart, "i I '" Kulajr, si'mlniBtratrix of Henrjr W, Hills?, tlauMimd. " 7, Junealt i-it ilonr, otios; ex e an lor of Ta-xn t s Ui-ll, inRscd. " 7, Iierrmrd MuUaiie, sxecu'.or of Dr. John Ciawiy, fit reJlft1. s, Krmcis Kails, actinfj executor of BarairJ Bi-arty, doceaMi. ' S, Jumna Milligan, exeoutir of Margaret PollojW, cleceasrrt. ' fl, William MHnr?o, ,Tr , administrator of Wil liam C It. Brown, docaaa d. " 14 William tlannar. executor of Eliia Hurra ir TIioiuh, dnoeacd. " U. eorce Urmtr-inali iffer, administrator of Joaspu lelfy, decwaf-fld. " 1', Allen O. Micbener, trnatoo of Kilwin P. Lin k. " 1 i, haiii jnl W. and Alcn1er Thn'TXira, enuutorj and trustees undo? the will of Willi t'ii ( Mint rer, eeccaned. " 1!, 1 ouisn ChriatJi,iher. late IyOiH Lm ly, ndmiirs- tratrii of lle-ir? Lundy, d-)co.iel. " l!, Kii.alioth 8.;licll, oxocauii of Jo'loa Solioll, dt'Coiied. " SI, JuliaaP Wright, administrator of AmyWricht, licensed. " 1, Fein McU.irthy, administrator of John MoCJar- t hf . ileceased, " 21, J a met Hf-drilcton, executor o Tho.nij Haddli don, rie?euaod. " i, J.'iraea Lmtoa and Jooph King, truattes of Sir.ib. Kirk,de!eacd. " 21, John P. 1 h impwn and Alirabam Rhnlkop, exe- cotnra if Aorahiim cihalkop, d?cesaed. " 33,11. K. Be n net t, executor of Mar; MaNaal. da- in oil. " 1, John Hanincl, administrator of Jamas K, Wilson il re- Land. " SI, John tMtniipl, administrator of M irArdt W.t Wilimn. lcfaae(1. " S3, Tcter Aaliman, administrator of Dorothy Ash man, ciecen'cn. " 4. I'eior Ju'irt -:ie. executor of Mary Frances Slnflfi. dpcai'Sfld. " 21, W. 1 Clitlord, administrator of Susinnih 8. Martin. d-ceiei)d. " 114. Eli.abea It. Yonnf, artiinaietratrix of Jamas Yoiina oei-ease;!. " 14, Bte,ilii Smith, administrator of Peter Burton, dccaaed. " 27, Oooraa l (Stroud, administrator of William 11 inn, decoaa'd. " 27, Willism S. Ward, axnoubor of Oatharlno Plm ir, deceased. " 2", Hloo M. Railny, administiatrix of LyJia R. Kailay, deceiaod M 3, Wilnsm Knm-lit bhrj-ock, administrator of Jo'an K Donahue, docoASO'.l. " 2", Mieliatl Uonatttiue, adininistrAtor of Bj.nirl iiouajrnue, bcccia?u. " SS, Horace Kiiinny, Jr., Joseph Roborts, and Kl- ward Ronerta, axecutors and trustees of Joiopa Kohorts, deceased. " 2-, Arik-cln-a Kuckids, cxeuutrix of William Buokitis, ilceiih4l. " 2:', 'arjlma T. Foberta, administratrix o! GoorK a. koniTt, doveaaed. " 2 ', 1 herena .. Patterson, administratrix of Jona than Patterson, Jr , doceascd " 21, I ram-is A. Itrexel, K'lardiaa of MiM Liz.io B. K.lward, lata r'atioroin. " 3!), Krubpn IvtliHrinel, administrator of Jool U. K iilii'r.iii'l, duceaasd, " 24, Dr. O. I. 'Swu executor of Caroline R. Rother loel. dci-easod. " i:, IMiina Ken rimy, administratrix of Anthony keirnry, dH(wasad. Cask Dismisskd. The Democracy this morning made u lame atu tnpt to imprison a colored nun named Jacob Turner, residing In Lynn street, Twelfth ward, upon the chargo of perjury. The allegation was that he had vouched for a m-iu named knoots, wh was not a resident of the ward. Competent testimony was given to the ertoct that knoou redded with Mr. Paris, No. 417 Lynn street, for over six weeks. This was at the tune Turner vouched for him. On.'y a week Bluce the man left the honso, and moved Into another section of tries city. 1 he hearing In this case came before Alder man Kerr, who discharged the prisoner, after hav ing held 111 in list evetdng for the hearing to-duv. The name of Knoots had been stricken lioui tiia registry list by the Republican canvassers. TairriniON offered by Mr. Km j In Councils a, their last mi eMng, for removing Belgian blocks from W'a nut and goruce si reels, was from the contrac tors and not from the property owners, as st ited in the morning papers. It appia-s the pavemen was laid In compiiaLcc with hu or iaance of Councils ou a petition in, m a majority of the property-holders. All the bills have been collected excepting on the propeities No. 1009 Walnut straet, aud Nos. 151 tf, l.vih, 1610, ir.31, is: 8, HDd IMS spruce s;reet, tne owners of which refuse to pay. The late decision of the Supreme Conn relative to tu Broad s .iect pavement readers It diiilcult to collect the liens, thereft re the contracto s, to lessen their l)ss, dost re to take up the Belgian blocks, which are valuable, and will, without expensi to the city, repao the spaces With cobiile-stonea KnorEMNo or a CHLRctf The Dirby Keaond, or, aa it is popularly ter.ned. the Darby Level Presby terian Church, Puilaoelphia ttbo U v. ; 1. L. Hay moml, pastor), which has bceu closed inr repairs, will be reopened to-morrow. The Rev. Albert Barnes will preach In the morning, and in the after noon there will be a public meeting of the bunday . school, wi'h addresst s by Dr. llutcnlngs, of the Hui-bath-school of Hit Pine street churon, and others. There will be a lestival In the lecture-room on Fri day and Saturday evenings, the 7th and bth instant. A New Bi st ok Dick fx.-. A cabinet portrait bust of Charles Dickens, fifteen luetics In height, and in composition aua color exactly similar to the Rogers groups, has Just been published. This por trait of tne late great novelist Is acknowledged to be a faithful likeness, and Is the latest of any pub lished. It was modelled dniing Mr. Dickens' last visit to this country, aud makes a very suitable and beautiful ornament for the horary. Tho retail price of the bust is $4, and It Is packed for tho country for Messrs. T. B. Peterson 4 Brothers aro the Phila delphia agtnts Store Robbekik" At 6 o'clock this morning the Delaware Harbor Pollvo fouud the store No. V-M Norm Delaware avenue open. On Investigating it was fouud that pounds of butter bad becu stolen. The cigar store; No. lr.os Market street wa robbed last night of a dozen boxes of cigars. Thethicris supposed to have been secreted iu the place when It w as closed last evening. Stoi e a V atcit. Last evening William Mender sou entered the jewelry store of S. U. Wicks, No. 1140 l';ue street, and while pricing some Jewelry, put ait,v-htn hlspo ket. He then left, and was followed li JJvan and Plue vtrects, when he was a rented, lltt itive a hearing at the Central fctaUou af'erruVin. A ORAvn 17 ai Lr cf tte n."ou!;U c'tiens of the NliinC'"'! ward will be Lm! tf ftiuiug, LVl corner f 1 tUjid roa.i .nj vj -; KeVt.fa. lrom!neut speakers will le pr sent and ad U.ms tne meeting, among tlieui brlug lion. Leonard Myers, lluu. Mihaiu B. Uann, llou Morton MoMu-haei, and Colonel t ilia in Moran. Let the people o: tuis section of the .lty turn out in full force. New rrui icntON. TurncT & Co. mmi 1 u ioi.l tin njuiiiiiul, i.icriy kuturJcy, and Oitr It ii "c! Krnu thfj Ortral Ncr roTpanr, S M i C l- I rnt street, wo La. e leceived tho u: js: iiu u'nc of I I'ttnJi and I'vtt. j Akoti'ek cum i kk.- .1 iseph.loiuison was arreite l Ut fveiilug at Tcti'ii and L'.cns' streutsou acli trge i of being ci.iicerued In '.ho asaa ilt o- aud robijery of ! tieerye W. Ua'iey, oi Monday niclr- las', at Ac rn I ality ai.d I h-ii. strutt. lie will be at lite Cen'.rl 1 btatiou this afternoon. ! Boat-i cap ot Ikon t'tni mn,- At an early hnr ' this ni'Tning the Di.aari Htruir Poiu-4 captured ' a skitMoad of Irou on 'ne r.ver, TLiMh'tviiii' ceeded in escaping. T0 bjat Is kuja a tue i '-Coi. JohtiaOU.' (.KOKutA State I aih. on the l?ih limt. thian ! liuai tiei-ria state rirwt,l iieopeiiedai Miai'. ' Aiticleh lr eklalittinu an be e it th I'niiavte; , ph:a aud Snuilieru Ma'l btekiusit:p C jia.iau tea sels at redui.ed rutes. ! (iAt i.HT wnn 'iooiv in Por-i-inv. TAmes Tidily Ascar t'iied ttus ii orn:n wn a riii of c pet wliicr:, p is aMege , l.e had s'o'eil I'oui tue i ' iu- i nnental Hotel, lieu ill bo before Al l-;rmu Kerr this aiternooD. ! Sroi.KN Dt' livsns Sjy.lerwis arrest r i a nioruirg at Frank Cord road au I a 1 1'ns a'rt-i, wit'i tl,ie otii ks in h' nossvasi m whici fie is aupMed I to l.avo st'.ler. A:dtr:nati lleius he d h.m for a f r ther hiar.ig. ! Ik a ku Or r e:- ths !) : :. wh i x-pi Vd-t '. a ! deiai tul n in, foil uij fi l-! va'e ! is en iit, i mil j rex ui- l afier iu us trwiii.e, inaitr..-a I taacu to li.s resid e. ! Cicr it r' Tur,li I . ,ti 'i n .1 f I Ism .U,lr..i from Ins dray, on Fiiu-eiitu ',n-r:,,ic';in l: t an I uas ran ove. lie Has removed io u: ras.uaucii on Dupooceaa street, beiow Lociikt. Cbabtes W. Brooke, "i., wiil deiivr Lis new lectura npoE "T!i Ranj U d PinywM, ' ' ins A id nuy of MuH'.' on Tiiuisday b'gli' nex'. IV h iiia aL'. cta'.s can tv Aai al Lee A. WiUavr s na.c irt. . t-riro':. At t'Otsi hi-The fo:ior-nc n vned rn :'n- bers of ti har have brs api'oured tu tii ; tir(i'ta n' court for the cit.y and countT of Pnitari Mpnit n iil tors to the estates named bilow : Joseph Hall, K., t audit, cU'., the ac '.onn's or Tcrrence N'eeann, ilccensed, administrator of Ih ; estate of Marv Me, Anility, dwemed. J. T. Pratt, Kw , to 'nudlt, e'e, th sc.conTs of poger McCloskey and Micha l Mcfirst,h, execnurs of John Dnrrv's (defeased) will. K C. McMiirtrie, Ksa.., to audit, e'o., the acottn' t of "iiif. Pennsvlvania C'mnsnyfor Insurance ol Lives and (iranilng Annuities," oxecuiors- of thi estate of Frnncls Thil)sul, tleco'tsod. O. Hunu, P.sq., to sndlt, etfl , thfl a -cinn's if -loli i S. Thackornv, guardian of Charles VV and Kl .!iiM Sainter. the' minor children of KlchaM J. S.nnter, rteep.aed. James Lynd, listj., to andlt, etc.. (he acconnts "f Mtfsis. 1 rniicis K. Wharton, Jr., Roii-rt W. Syke. and Henry Whsrton, the executors of the Will of Francis H Wharton, deceased. Simon oralr, Fsrj., u audit, et J , the ano ints of Messrs. Joseph W. Sharp, Israel II. .T-rOson, an 1 Robert II. Cooper, trustees for Benjvnia 3ta-p, tinder the provisions of the will of John Sharp, deceased. ramnel B. TTtteir, Kan., to audit, et, tn! a vjo tit. of William Armstrong, adinttilstriitor of the est-Ue of Alexander Artntonir, deceased. Charles M. Neal, Ksq., to audit, eti'., thi- account, of busnn C, llendcrsou, the executrix of tile will of nsan Hllier, deceased. . Thomas A. Porter, Esq., m audit, etc., themonn. of TMward llaller, administrator of tTiu uaj Dunn, deceased. Thomas (iroenbnnk, K?q., to audit, ete., the a : count of Caroline Mcllngh, adtntnistrairlx of Chrii tiauna Henifcr, deceased. Th Mortality of thb citt. The nnmDer of deaths in the city for the week ending at noon to day was 831, being a decrease of VSfroin thosis of last week, and a decrease or from the correspond ing period of last year. Of these, US were adults; 11 1 were minors; 175 were born in the United States: 49 were foreign; 7 Were people of solor; and t were from the country. Of this number, 41 died of cons t.np tlon of the lungs ; 0 of disease of tin; heart ; 10 of maras mus; 11 of old age; t of typhoid rever; lOof convul sions; 5 of scarlet fever; 10 of infl-iinmarlon of t.ito lungs; 7 of congestion of the braiu; lOof debility; and a of cholera infantum. The deaths weru divided as follows among the different wards : WatiiH. Ward. First 7 Sixteenth Second Seventeenth Third t Eighteenth. 7 Fourth. T Nineteen! it a3 Fiflh 12 Twentieth 21 Sixth Tweuty-Urst 'I Seventh 12 Twenty-second 7 Eightn 8 Twenty-third 4 Ninth 4 Twentv-fourth. 7 Tenth Twentli-flflh 4 Eleventh 5 Twenth-slxth 14 -Twelfth. 3 Twenty-seventh 11 Thirteenth 6 Twenty-eighth 5 Fourteenth. 8 Unknown I FiTteenth 18, Total 8JI Petitions ok "Widows. Notices of widows ap plications have been tiled in the Orphan's Court for he Citv and County of Philadelphia, that tho f.il lowing named widows have tiled iu court their peti tions for the allowance of three hun Ired dollars out of the real or personal estate of their deceased htu- bands, under Ihe provisions of the act of Assembly ol April )4tn. lhci, ana tne supplements thereto; Plerco Archer, Ksq., for Mrs. Catharine Stewart, widow oi .lames ntewnrt, Oeorge W. Thorn, Iq., for Mrs; Bridget McKln nev. widow of OweuMcKinney. W. II. Waxier, Y.v., for Mrs. Elizabeth Castor, wldew ofOe.orgeJ. Castor. The casesTwill be heard on SUnrday. October 15, and Saturday, October 22, Icbs .exception De Bled tncreto. Light. Moke Light: Mr. James M. West, a stu. dent at law with B. Franklin Fisher, Kji., and Mr. William B. Mover, a student atiawwitn it. miiu tTre. Ksq., formerly with John Mclntyre, Esq . JULCIT IICI-C1W, Uam K1'011 llUlluC bllCIt HlbCU ll'lll to apply to the Board of Examiners at this term for admission !o practice as attorneys at the Court of ....!.- n.,tiaatt kuu. rl unit tinllna (if Ihul. Inlnnil.tn Common Pleas ana District court or tne city and county ox l-niianeipnuk Bankritts in tub U. S. District CorttT for Tnn Eastkrh District ok Pennsylvania. The foilour iug named gentlemen have given notice of their ap pointment as assignees upon tne estates named, upon petition of creditors: George Tucker Blspham, Ksq , assignee of Nathan Kahn. of riiiiaiieinnia. Messrs. James J. Tool and Ch tries W. Riniteh. as signees of the estates of Edward 11. Kneu, of 1.9- nign county. DIED. (for adilttUual VraChi tt Tenth page.) Letis. This morning, of diphtheria, Eu.4, youngest daughter of Michael and Ellzabetu tf. Letts, sited a years 9 months and 20 riavs. The relatives and friends of the family are resnoct- ruiiy invited 10 aireua ner luuerai, irom tne real, dence of her parents, No. 617 Federal street, (Jam den, N. J., on Monday, 10th instant, at 3 o'clock, i T0WN8END. On the morning of the 8th Instant, jyira. r.i.i.AUBin w., wiaowoi nr. cimna Townsend, Due notice of the funeral will be given. - A FKW ROOMS OA N BE II AD, WITH BOARD at No. 1823 PIN K Street. 10 s 61 FOR RENT 4) WELLING, ARCH StTdtt, aoove Diiieemiu EOW. C. DIEHL. 10 S St No. 630 WANNUT Street r I -A. TV o s or CHICKERINC ft SONS. The late redaction of prices, and the highly suc cessful adoption of the ONE PRICE SYSl ttif, now place these celebrated Pianos, which heretofore Lave been of the highest cost, within tne means of the most economical or purchasers. In connection with the general redaction of prices, special attention is Invited to the New Styles of 7 Octave, three-sninged GRAND HQUARS PIANOS, and Patent Grand Upright Pianos, which mairnid- cent Instruments now fairly rival the famed Concert and Parlor Grands. In these favorite Styles, extraordinary redactions nave been maae m tne new rnce usb iutto-vs iia.o noons, Nos. 1110 and 1128 CHESNCT Street, Philadelphia. 9 9 rmwlm4p WM. H. DL'TTON", N. B.-THE DKST NEW TIANOS TO RENT. NEW PUBLICATIONS. W E W BOOKS BY THB American Sunday-School Union. ; LITTLE MAT'S LEGACY and THE STORY OP A I Basket, illustrated. ISrao, 45cti. ' TDK CHILDREN OF LO.NU AGO. By the author I of "Words for Women," etc etc lSmo, Pi eo- sravirgs, ia rents. I TU ClAiUDED OK SC. An Allegory. By the author I of -The Crumbling lath." l!iuwted. l'Jmo, u JTl 'e Al-I-SY OF BTA'NS, An AUegiry. By the I same. Uustrated. l-mo, 15 cents. j Just published by the AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION, ! llSiC'ucaintg'.rtt, PuUadelpfcla. I PUwfu.Ct I BUY YOUR FURNITURE J (JOKLD fc CO., ' Vc: 37 acd CO IJ. SZQ0VD Etreet 4ND N. E. Corner NNTA and MARKET. LAKCfsT, I'lmPeS", AND BI:ST bTOCSlN Ttt Wuhi-D. iucwfm3orp Till 11 1). EDITION UTER FROM EUROPE. Ihe Prussian Invasion. The Papa! Troops and Gaiiiialdians Germany's Suspected Folicy. Napoleon to be Restored TG-DAVS WASHINGTON NEWS. fin Important Proclamation. FROM EUROPE. Tbn PrinMlna Invaslea. Tovhs, Oct. 7. The enthusiasm of the people is increasing. Volunteers are rapidlysweUia.tr the ranks of tho two armies now forming. The Prussians seem determined to advance into Normandy. The people In that province are sonding their (?raln and cattle further south, and are placing every obstacle possible in the way of the Prussians. The Papal Troop and Gar'baldians make a force of six thousand men, and form a nucleus of one of the new ai mies. RpatoriMlon of Napoleon. London, Oct. 8. The Journal de Urn re'.'-: is responsible for the story ibat negotiations are now rending between the German Government, backed by Russia and Napoleon, the object being to prevent the establishment of the French republic. The .Mnrrli on Hotssoas. 8t. Qt ENTis, Oct. 8. The enetny now seems to be abandoning his march on this point. It is reported that the entire German force which has been operating In this direction is bow moving upon Soissons, which is able to make an energetic defense. Thin Afternoon's Quotations. London. Oct. 81 30 P. M. Consols closed at 92x for money and 1U!92V tor account. Ameri can securities uulet; United State 5 80s of 1S62, 91?,' ; of lss, old, 9(i,' of lsT, 89?i ; lo-40s, 80. stocks Otilct; 1-ltle IS; Illinois Central, ; Atlantic aid ureal wesfern, i. Liverpool. Oct, 81-30 P. M. Cott tn close!. middling uplands at 6(g.S vl. ; middling Orleans al 90. Kaics mi.uiiu oaics, including 2uuo tor specula tion and export, Ked wiatcr Wheat, 93. 9a.(s'Js.UNl, Ueirf, 112s. 6d. LaM, Tig. FROM WASHINGTON. North Carolina Politico. Special Despatch to the Evening Telegraph. Washington, Oct. 8. An ex-United States Marshal of North Carolina, who has just arrived here, says Governor Holden is engaged in a bitter fight with his own organ, the Raleigh Standard. They have repudiated each other, and the Standard promises some rich revela tlons about Ilolden's administration of State affairs. The Democrats only lack two of having a two-thirds majority in the Senate. It is be lieved that they will throw out at least three of the Republicans, and thus get complete control of the Senate. In the event of this the pro gramme Is to Impeach Holden and turn him out of office before his term expires. Important Proclamation to be Issued. BespateH to the Associated Pres. Washington, Oct. 8. An extraordinary ses sion of the Cabinet was called at noon to-day, and continued In session about three-quarters of an hour. Secretary Fish submitted the draft of a proclamation, wbish was approved, and will be Issued to-day or to-morrow, prohibiting the use of our harbors by armed vessels of belliger ents at points of observation or menace toward vessels in or about to enter our waters or about to depart therefrom. I In other words, to prevent such espionage, which in its results amounts to a blockading of our ports by foreign armed vessels. The nuk ing of our ports depots for supplying material of war for belligerents is also prohibited. The proper officials of the United States will be instructed to enforce the provisions of the proclamation. FROM JYEWt ENGLAND. Goodrich Libel Salt. Boston, Oct. 8 The libel suit of W. W. Cheney against John Z. Goodrich, tried In the Supreme Judicial Court, has resulted in a ver dict for the plaintiff, assessing the damages at 1 10,000. The libel was contained in a pamphlet in which the -defendant, while Collector of the Port of Boston, charged the plaintiff with cheat ing the Govornment by the fraudulent altera tion of papers in passing goods through the Custom House. The plaintiff eued for !f 25,000 damages. Fire t Nnhna. Nashua, Oct. 8The Globe Printing Works and the Nashua Iron Company's establishment were burned yesterday; loss $15,000. FROM NEJV YORK. Rpecle shipments. New York, Oct. 8 The total specie uh'.p. ments to-day amounted to 500,000. New York Produce Market. Niw Tore, Oct. . Cot'on neavy; sales of 900 bales at 6ic Flour dull and unchanged ; sales 6 1')0 htiiH. "W heat declining: sales 31.900 bushels No. S at fj-12ai l8; winter red at 11-82. Com Heavy; sales lT.tOu DUHliela mixea western ui oohwl;. uiu dull -sales of 16,000 bushels Ohio, 635lc. ; Western (lB3c Provisions quiet and steady. Lard lir.oi; ketile ltKalfl'iC Whisky quiet at 89;.;. A COSFIDENCE (U5IE. A Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune writes: , A person purchased certain real estate 'n 180J, when be was engaged in open and active Loj tilltv to the Government, aud also took the conveyance with full knowledge of the purpose for which it was made to him. After the ter micatienof the Rebellion, and when it was found that the land wold not be confiscated, the father-in-law without value consideration. Acting Commlaaloner Douglas decides that I his conveyance confers a taxable succession upon the son-iu-law, because the conveyance to the father, made for the purpose above-mentioned, was hostile to public policy; that both parties were in equal fault; that the rule of law that when the parties are equally in wrong, the condition of the possessor better applies in this cafe: that Inasmuch as tbe law leaves parties iu equal fault just where it finds tbem, and gives no relief by an acllou which requires aid from an illegal contract iu its support, the title of the father-in-law was good a against the soo aud bis heirs; that the conveyance of the father-in-law was therefore purely voluntary, aud being a voluntary conveyance made without valuable consideration must be held and taken to confer upon the guarantee succession, as provided iu lection 132 of the act of June 3, TbOl. Amended. FOUKTII EDITION AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL The Fenian Pardons. Army and Navy Orders. The iled Xlivcr Troubles. The Canadian Fisheriss. dn American Vessel Captured. Ktr., r.tc. iftc. i:ir., t:t. FROM WASHINGTON The Fenian Pardon. Dr&yatch to the Associated Press, Washington, Oct. 8. The pardon of General O'Neill ond other Fenians is delayed in con-sequence of copies of tho Indictments under which they were convicted not having yet reached the Executive. Army Ordrrs. First Lieutenant Mark Walker ani Second Lieutenant W. R. Dunton, of tho 10th Infantry, are ordered for duty in conducting recruits tu Fort Sully, Dacotah, and also to the Military Division of the South. Captain McMillan, of the 11th Infantry, is detailed as recorder of the Army Board to meet here to examine officers unfit for duty under the provisions of the new army law. f'aviil Order. Lieutenant Charles II. Judd is ordered to tho Michigan; Paymaster Oeorge L. Davis is ordered to tfro Norfolk Navy Yard; Lieutenant George Norrls is detached from tho Michigan and or dered to tbe Saginaw; Paymaster Thomas Cas well is detached from the Norfolk Navy Tard, and ordered to settle his account. ITo-dnv'a Cnblnrt lrrtlnir. All the members of the Cabinet were present ex cept the Attorney-General, Postmaster-Genera', and Secretary of tho Interior, the last-named bela,r represented by Judge Otto. Tho proclamation to be issued will declare that the bays, waters, and harbors of the United States shall dot bo used In preparing for war by belligerent partle; that shlps-ot-war of either belligerent shall not leave any port of the United States within twenty-four hours of the departure of a merchantman of either belligerent; the war vessels of either belligerent shall not remain in a United States port more thau twenty-four hours, unless it be for needed re pairs or supplies, and a war vessel of either party having once entered a United States port shall not re-enter a United States port until after havi g visit, d a European part of its owu Government. FROM THE DOMINION. The Ked River Trouble. Toronto, Oct. 8. Intelligence hat been re ceived from Fort Garry to Si tem'ic 23 Vi i it. Cloud, Minn., October 6. The French half brcedf were mustering about St. Joseph and Pembina, threatening the boats descending the Red river! Captain Cook's company oftbeOu tairo batalion have been sent into camp near Pembina to protect the Government and other parties coming down. Great uneasinoss pre vails in the settlement. If the French commit any overt act it is feared a general row will ensue. Lieutenant Butler, of the COth Regiment, will goto Pem buia to ascertain the po-ition of affairs at that place. Advices from Prtnbinjiof September 27 state that all was quiet on the frontier. De serters from the American army are numerous. O'Ponohue and party are at Pembina. Winnipeg advices of September 24, via St. Cloud, Minn., October 6, state that Lepine, Adjutant-General to Rlel, had been shot at Pem bina by a man whose wife he bad seduced. James Ross' new bouse has been burned down, as was supposed, by au incendiary. Colonel Jarvis and Captain Hutchinson have left for New York and Canada, respectively. The CMnaillno FLherlea. Halitax, Oct. 8. The war steamer Plover has captured and taken to Charlottstown, P. E. I., the Aching schooner Clara Friend, of Gloucester, Mass., for fishing within the vhree mUe limits. A Clevrr Kmnaalln; Hrheme has been detected here by the customs officers. Liquors, cigars, and other heavily-taxed goods were shipped in bond for Newfoundland, and then packed in fish-barrels and brought back to Halifax and entered free as fish. The flr6t train passed over the Mlssqaett Bridge, bctwecu Nova Scotia and Ne Brans wick, j ebttrday. FROM NEW YORK. Jeraine Park Hap. Jerome Pamk, Oct. 8. The ground is quite crowded to-day, and tbe track in excellent con dition. The firtt race of a mile and three-quarters was won by Remorseless. Time, 3 15,'. My Maryland second, and Flash of Lightning third. Six hordes started. Stake, f3700, all forthe first horee. "'"The New Vurk Unitli Statement. New Yohk, Oct 8. The following items ap pear iu the weekly statement of tho banks of this citv: Loans, decrease tl,305,272 Specie, dt create 075,310 l.epal-tenders, decrease 803,80) Deposits, decrease .,3jI,4.j7 MOW BUNDS AUD SHADES. LA 110 EST ASSORTMENT AND LOWSST rKICES AT No. IG f.'otth SIXTH Street. STOHK SHADES. KEP4IHINO, ETC t 16 fmwSurp B. W1U.IAMS ACT. SPECTACLES, Microscopes, Telescora, Thermometers, Mathe matical, burveyintr, l'biluaophJcal and Drawing D strumeuts, at reduced prices. JAMES W. QUEEH & CO., .-o. 03 A ClIi:S.tlTT Street, tan mwfup pnua dkijuix TOHN FARNUM "C()T, COMMISSION MER A M UJiJiaUT fct . Mi'ixWl'Ma. wbm CRPETINQS. ETC. CARPETIJSGS. McGAUUM, CREASE & SLQIH Ko. 509 CHESNTJT Street. French Moquottes, French Axmlnstors, Croesley's 6-4 Velvets. Englloh Brussels, Croseloy's Tapestries. Hall and Stair Carpetings, CARPETI?JGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. iouess rzixcss. McCUluril, CREASE & SLQA!,, -o. 500 Ctir.BItlJT fttreet, S 31 wfm3ro rp Opposite Inrteprnticnoe Ca;i. CARPETING 3. .HEW Designs, SEW CToloring-m. OIL CLOTHS. Art ELKVAKT Assoirr.uE.r B. L. KNIGHT & SOU, 1222 CHE8NUT STREET, S9fmw2m PHILADELPHIA. CARPETINCS. Ixmlnstcr, Velvets, Brussels, Tapestries, Three-ply Ingrafns, Oil Cloths, Etc. LEEE0M, SHAW & STEWART, No. C35 MARKET STREET, 9 30 fmy2mrp PHILADELPHIA, CHINA, GLASSWARE. ETO. GELLING OFF. GEORGE GAY & CO., Being desirous of closing out the entire stolt in tne old Store, No. 1022 CUES NUT str-et, will offer tbe same at sucn prices as cannot fall to g vs entire satisfaction and insure sales. . Felow we quote prices of a few leading stsp!e articles. Fancy Goods are at a still greater discount from former prices. WUlte Frenca t ulna Dining Sets, 113 pieces. ..2'.o White French China Tea Sets. i plejt s 7 do White French Uilna Tea Suts, 46 pieces 6 oo White Stone Chlua Uluner Sets, 8T pieces 9-00 White f tone China Tea bets (cups with handles), 44 pieces 3 SO White Stone ChlcaTea Sets (cups with handles',. 4 pieces 400 White Stone China Chamber Sets s 50 White Stone China Caps and Saucers, per set 13 plces (enps with handles) , 65 Parisian uranite Dining Plates, y, loch, per dozen l 00 Table Tumblers, per dozen co Table Gob.ets, per dozen .. l-OO- SIioav IE 00 m Open till 9 o'clock: ut Might. GAY'S CBINA PALACE, No. 1022 CHESNUT Street, 10 3 mwf6t PI I II A D ULrH la. F I REA ND'BURO LA RP ROOF 'SAF E MARVIN'S SAFES. The Best Quality! The Lowest Prices! The Largest Assortment!: Flro-proof. Burglar-proof. MARVIN' 8 CHROME IRON SPHERICAL X3iirgln.v 8 nie Will resist all BURGLAR'S IMPLEMENT Mr xy leugth of time. Please send for catalogue, MARVIN & CO., X7o. 721 CXXESBIUr Street, (MABOSIC HALL,) PHILADELPHIA. 1(13 Broadway, f. T. 106 Bank it, Cleveland, Ohio. A number of Second-hand Safes, of different Bakes and sizt. for .ale VjtMV LOW. hafts, Machinery, etc., moved and hoisted promptiy and careiuUy. at reasonable rates. 11 T fmwSm WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS of iU4 Ikr ft told. UEAU-TT W1U KARH UKU1UK3, H.kecfc St wfmi Bto. tM OtllUSHJT Btrt. blo fc oonh. o NE DOLLAR GOODS FOR 05 CENT8
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