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TIT. W li A ILY 1 fi ' 15 N L ST ( r T K L K ( M t A Pi PI 1 11 j AD E LP lit A, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1871.
THE COiL TltAUE.
Tbe Iroa Trade airentetl by the tnpea.
. aton ICuinor ml Keauinpttoo-Klloria lor n
littler i;ncr.innlin With the itllners
Tha Ccuiilfie 4uiniuiir lor the Week.
Tbe Iron Interests throughout t'ie eouutry, ai
mentioned lust week, are beinrUuly alt j . 1
by tho strike, an J several tu'iiaees hive busu
compelled to suspend operations. Several m re
wilt speedily follow if aid ts not Immediately
given by tbe miners.
There have been Rome t"V "i i ir-i th f. the
members of the W. B. A. have rc.tcjiA. I ; itiir
raBb octlon In refusing to let work in the mine
proceed sufficiently to supply the funi icjs, ail
another older is no.v talked of allovvinir a pir
tiul resumption, but for the purpose of msUiuix
the Iron u.eu oulv. It Is said that this order,
fixing tbe time when the men miy regime work
for that purpose, U to be given to-d ly by the
iupteme beud of tho W. H. A., who-u or Jars
Wbeiber reasonable or otherwise, it Is dangerou-i
to rilobcy. The date, It is supposed, will ba the
15th Inst.
If work U not allowed, the effect on both the
lrou nnd coal trades will be much nvro unp'ei
ant than 1 expected by the uitjjri'j. Tin
t fleet of Mopping the furcaces will bu to m '
the price of domestic iron higher than tli it of
iniporieri. even with tiie duty added. Iui;iorte I
Iron will then be ued exteii-lvely, mil our
niaiiufaetirers will have no deui ind, and co'ise
qucntly the furnaces cannot bo started even
when It is otherwise possible. Too eutiro stop
page of the furnaces will greatly afliiet thu de
mand for conl, and thus the co.il iutorests will
alio be mnde to suffer.
In this cotmection It nny bo well to mention
that there are aleo rumors current rel-iti veto a
coiiibinulion of the iron uiaiiufacturers.tlie c.irry
ing companies and the coal operators, in cue ot a
longer refusal to work by theiiiiuer-i.for the pur
pose of breaking dovn entirely thu worknig
lueu'ri organization. This, it is siid, cai be d ne
by a refusal for a f-hort time by the o;n;r it rs t
hoi k the mines, by the carrying companies t-
transport coal, and by the lrou men to continue
work. It is said that the lrou men are reaiy t'i
Mop at any moment, on account of the uuiaiii
factory condition of tho trade, tint
the operators can make more m niey by
being idle, nnd that the carrying conpmle-t
think it to their inteiests to aid the movement.
"While such a thing is very improvable, the en i
would be very desirable. Jf the movement
could be inaugurated in the manner dneri'ia I
the end would certainly bo attained. The men
are iruch dissatisfied with the administration of
their trade union, and it would take but a very
little healtbtul starving out to termi
nate its existence. The union is a nui
sance at tbe best of times. but
taken altogether. If it were managed with mo
deration, it would probably be preferable to the
other evils, and would certaluly be to the i ute
res' s of Us me in tiers. Hit its minigemaut h is
been for some time, and no la, bo extremely
bad. showing the greatest of wilful blunder,
short-stehtediiess, and selfl-diness on the part of
tbe lenders, that it certainly benefits noVulv
not even Its own members, and lis speedy dissolu
tion would be considered the greatest of bless
ings. Various efforts have beau m ide during
the wet k to obtain a general resumption, and
several reports state that terms have been
agreed upon in various regions. Iu l.ouigh
it is said that the men will re
sume on last year's basis, which can
be mnre easi'y paid ther?. In Wyoming the
men s ill bold to their otTer of 1 per diamond
car, or a Teducilon of thirty per ceut. TnU is
LiH little higher than the greater reduction
offeicd by tie company, which produced the
strike. Ibe men will not go any lower, and the
company, after sticking at the small difference
for a long time pro'iably for the purpose of
upholding its dignity will now most likely re
sume on the offer of the men. In Shafnokln the
men are willing to go to work at tho $3 b isis,
with 12 20 as the lowest stopping point. A
meeting will te held in Schuylkill to-day to
take some definite action.
The meeting of operators in this city last week
did nothing of more importance ttian4lo appoint
a committee to attend a similar meeting iu Ne
York held this week. The New York meeting
does not as yet appear to have done anything
better, it being held for conference only.
Tbe Chinese question again agitates the
Schuylkill miners, one operator being reported
to hate fDgngcd coolies to work the coming
feast d, sa d coolies now being on tho way
thither. The report is very dubious. It is not
a bad move, however, but should It be curried
out there will be work for the newly orgauizod
State militia.
The following U the complete summary of the
trade for the past week, as reported for the
1'oitavilleiVtuerji' Journal of to-day:
INC. Jk
wkrk. i xariu i DKO.
AnlhrarlU. 1
P. k. H K....I
feflh. Canal...
LVtl H.lt 8.
UV.K.K Nth
T. flunul
, WEEK. TOTAL.
8J.3-S3 4t,"4
iH,
41,03.1 ts;.t2i
17.2M W,38
BJuIO; Vil.iM
H.3AJ t3,241
13 tm M 3 )7
ti77 ID 3il
i;y.6 i3,iiB
6,fiU
Inl I l,t73
9.406 U7.Uj
ltil .8 7 l,'a.M7
2V1 - SMt,747
lfc3,335 8tiU,bU6
8,947 40,042
I
7,114
4ii ! d U.Attl
:l.3i'ld l.fij
81,H dllll,io
UlbJli 3J,j.i7
1.533
73i5
l n. it.' it
Kur'tun htti;
do Mill
Pa.Ol')o.i
Pa. Canal.. (
ll All !Ul
85,831 d 3),5W
bJ.Jll
d.au.'h.k'.'k!
P.217
3,4X1
4W dlt.IVl
H5-.3I S.-KS
Id 1J,1;3
do. no. w
do. do 8.
TVjomio fNh.
fl-Ynmnkin.,..
Tr?ttt4ii.,. .
Hi I jcb ' lot.
IikoD V'.l.'ii.
Williainttou.
4,135
1,187
1,2.1
23,101
ti l J'
6 oil
2.0U
2. Ml
.1 l.'3
ti.121
f..1-i
d 10.7:tt
613
Ifimfnoiii.
Brod Top. . .
H. O. It R.
(laM.iU.U.
4i.HU
1,57.2
Tot'l.all kind
17M.S 4 I 3v3 ti-,
On.rtS t.ui7,Sjl
3i.73'i, l.Uj;.3al
13l,"'.8 3"j,2!
A Mummarr ol tue (;ny Trade far a Merlea mf
Year.
The following table from the Miner' Jottrnil
g'ves tbe quantities of coal seut to 1'tiil i lolpVa
Jiotn Schuylkill by railroad aud caual iu the
yeur6 mentioned:
l"r. ITrnid. Cunt. T'1. 1-V. Ifrwl. ('mil, Tvtil.
1-S.5...H4J.HII 2H)(7 H,3W li-d'l .3-W.3"l 217, Vil HJ15
lv..ji( usih.a H-ii.lil IHtil, lit Hi7,l.W b-ii&n
lii7...3 OM1 hi;,4;,4 Viii.mo !".. 3-H.21I ai J.i tf 7,144
lhV...2;ij 4i,i-;l 751,171 iKil .4;5.1i 41I.5J.' HM711
n...i 7Hl 5 i,oJj n,V)l 83 L3.il 72i,'Jt7
li....ii.;i,Hl! 4Hi,h !,! s I .. ;,2;7 Sit o7 KiJ.'UI
1WI...jI34;3 4 (S.W, 747.41S Kvj. .fc.H ij 2 5.(n l.l'U.SlS
lti'J...Hl,631 a.11,6.13 i7.i4l H;u. .7i,o35 m,Ui ld.SM
This shows a filling off for last year of
155 048 tun. The supply of I.ehigti coa', ho
evert was largely Increased during the suspen
sion. The receipts of coal at j?ort Uichuuad
Were as follows siuce 1S54:
Y art. Ton. IV,r, mm
1M l,576,n!il 1SUJ 9 11S1.M
1SNJ l,44l,H 1SW i',054 4J3
Wl l,l)7d,187 IsoS S.UMSli
IV 9 l,iW,A03 ISrid H.IUjIsjT
1W.9 1,(11)4,510 H6J 'l Ul.lHI
l-l; l,Sn,477 1S-11 9,113.5-tl
0.1,113 1-1(19 g,H'j,T9
im l,8S,4i)0 1370 l,89J.e51
A portion ot this coal, and also some delivered
on the line, is bituminous, received at Harris
burg, which cannot be separated from the an
thracite at these points.
Tbe following gives the total consumption of
coal in Philadelphia in detail for the past year:
B Reading Itailroad ... T4A.S3-1
lly S huylkllUJanal 1 i:i,fr5
Jtf Northern I'enus.vltanl Railroad &a ti
by LehigQ Delaware Uiviblon Cuual, ai)uuu 8vi,ihij
l.tt il.ll ll
Oss Coat at works and Factories. lia.thio
oilier onuiuiuciuscuai, iuei t um'ierianu.
broad Tup, Aaebeoy Mouutaln, etc 8,V),0V)
Total sopplv for con8nmDtlon l.s uss.ui;r
The anthracite is from official return, ezept
IDA quantity via Delaware Division Uauai, whlcn
Is estimated, but is near the rlirht figures.
Rescued tkom I)KowMNo.Lit nlzht an
Irebriated biped, giving (the name of Jesse
II nes, walked into the Delaware at !uesu it
ct eet wharf. The steamer llenrv L G i w n
inoored near by, and the i-rew hearlusr the erl-M
of tbe drowuing tuan, went to tiU aisisuaca
aid refcuvd Im vvux a grave.
THE ANNUAL ASSAY.
The Opt rnt'nn nt itllnt im Ifonday Meat
rsnuirn lib I wiiiiiilnolmurrs.
On U lii'av l ext the aniiii il asiay of th
roil, s ol II c Uiiiud Stales will b nine at Ih ;
Mint, on (Jliccnut street, near Thirteenth. I'll.'
((Utinbrloiitrs appoinied by the PreMdeut f r
Ihe t nrpoi-e of innkliig It are as folio :
l'luless'ir .Tosei-ii Hjnry, of inn HinlMis mai In
Mute; I roltswir JoMi I orrey, rnP-il A iU,i :
Hi veiend T A. P. Hurnard, I'resl nvitof thu (! l ; it
Ihh Collide, TNewlotk; J. H. lit: fr . Aslr.iit.
miim ni t i.di'M of ettfiits ati-t MrMsuri4: iloa.)--.
ai'lell.K. LliKb-rtnan, I'ntlii'lelphl.i; Juin l iv Kti x,
J)i I nu i:i iitH)er of the i.'uirency ; II ui'vn
John I'. rilMiam, lt"Ston ; K. H. Kllloit, Y.-., Wavi
lia'toti; Hornet' 'i liotnp-on, Iv-u. , St. Paul, Minnf
hih; M. V. Hweil, Kq.. Ilii'in'in, Olilo; aud Coliuel
Ki iitn J. !S' vi lis. ol O.illfot ula
Tl e laws of iui Urtltcd Hlatc which relate to
the let'eiMillon of coins for the annual as-ay
und the. (lulies of the oni iii-siom rs mi'l i It
linperutiie that nl eier.i delivery of coins uitdj
by Hie Chief Coiner to the Trea-urtr. ll shall be
ti.e duly of ibe latter to take indiMiriiHhiaioly a
ct-rtuln iiti iiber of pices of eic! variety f ir
the ai titinl irial i-f coins, which shill tc
hibelled and deposited in u chest impropriated
tor ll. e purpose, kept under lie; j nut cara ol
the Trea-urer and As-ayer, and so secured tn-it
in itht r can have access t Its comeuis wit)io;i
tbe reseiice of the tilher. They are to l,
ti n il iu ori'.cr to tliseover whether there is m v
deibil.oti in their weight or purity fr nil tue
stHixliiid fixtd by la v.
AeeoidiiiB to law the standard gold of the
Unlit d States Is ro conr-iluncd that, in KM.) pv l
by weight IHH) shall be of pure g ild aid ID ' ol
an alloy composed of copper and silver. Tue
l ioM ssi'f urray itipiire that thu copper an I
bilvtrbeboth entliely removed Ironi t ie g ld;
Hiid to t ffect this to separate tipMiatious are
r(l'tHly. 1'iieliist is for the removal of the
co) per, nnd t.iis is done by a uietiod cH.-.l
ci' ( llation. wlilch Is conducted in an assiv fur
i in e, in a cupt 1 composed of i;aliuued bones.
Tot lie oilier met lis lent is ad led tin iuet.il
I osst sm'S itie propeitles of oxidi.mg and vit.ri
t ii g iindt r tke nctioti of heat, of pro ii itin g at
the sntue time the oxida'ion ot tho , copper mil
tilher bai-e luetals, and of dra ving with it into
the pores of the cupel the whole of tho-ie instils,
so ms to separate emirely this part ot the alloy,
and to leave behind the g 1 I all I silver only.
The separation of the silver Iroin the gold Is
efft t ied by u process founded mi the property
possesstd by nit ric acid of dissolving silver,
without uiifng upon gold- lbit that t'te gold
iiimv nt protect the sliver from tis action,
sufficient silver must first be added to m ike it
ul least two-thirds of tue in is. The proce-s to
be desciibed ia bared upon the rule of quarta
tu n. in which the proportion of silver is three
founts. The standard silver of the United Stale Is so
constituted that of 1000 parts by weight OiK)
sluill be ot j ure silver at.d HM) of copper. 'Hie
proicss ot assay requires tb it the ex icr. prop or
tion of silver in a civen weight of the compound
be ascertained, and this Is done by a nieUi d
culled the humid nsay, which may be expl lined
ns follows: The silver ind copper m ty both be
t bMrt ly dissolved in nitric acid; and it to a
solution thus made, auother ot common sali In
water be added, the silver will tie precipitated
in the form of a white powder, which is nu
insoluble chloride, while the copper will rem tin
unaffected.
lit re we have given the process by which the
purer inelnls are separated fro'U the bi-er
ll e first step in tbe muhuaI assay. The opuri
tton Is a delicate one and of irreat interest Tbe
results of the operations of the coumusiou will
be publithtd at ibe proper time.
The "Stau" Coukse op Lectures. The
second series of the "Star course of lectures
will commence on Monday evening, February
Oil IIf llVnilull Ol.llll... ...,n .
mv, " in ii i.ii. imiiucii i iuui('9 iit ill ,iili nt-
upon "iStrett Life in Europe." The other lec
tures will lie as follows: On Thursday. Febru
ary 23, Mr. James E. Murdoch, subject. "An
in tor's view and impressions of the character o'
'Hamlet,' illustrated by remark a id reading-;"
on Aioncny, fenruary vi, .miss L.tuian s. i;,ijr-
ton, subject, 'Marriage aud Divorce;" on Thurs
day, .Match i, Mr. dosh Killinirs. stnieet.
"Natural Ilistorv;" on Monday. March 11. Mr.
Ihiniil Dongliertv, subject, "Diatory;" on
Tlmrsdav. March 'l0. Key. K. H. Chaoln. D 1)..
subject, "Modern (Jhivalry;" on Monday, Mirch
2t, Mr. A. Miner Grlswold, su'iject, "Injin
Menl; on Ihnrsday, March 23, (Jeiieral K.il
putriek, subject, "Battle Scenes of the Rebel
lion;" on Monday, March 27, Mrs. Uady Stanton,
subject, "lie irue liepublic;' on Ihurslav.
Malt li 30, the season will conclude with a graiid
musical entertainment. The sale of ro-erved
seats will commence on Monday morning uevr
nt doiild &, ikchers piauo rooms, Mo. 935
Che fctut street.
Philadelphia and the Ai.ahama Claim3.
In a list of vessels captured and deniroyed by
the Alabama and other foreign privateers during
the Kcbcllion, we tir.d the names of the follow-
iutr I eloi'irtng to Philadelphia:
ling ii. f. aiartm, captured June Hi. iH'M.
Wink men, .luly , li'si.
Hark Joseph Maxwell, " Julv 17, 18L.
Ship J. Ciawford, " August. 151.
Schooner ll. (illfillan, " Feh. 2-1. ISiJ.
Ship Tonawanda, , ' M. 9 l.SttJ.
lirig Ann Orris, Jan. 23, 13 51.
Schooner K:ue Stewart, " tlune , IS i
liaik Whistling Wind, ' Jutie 0. IS')!.
Sihocncr Alliance, " Sept. ,18 VV
Schooner Sea Bird, " 8j;t. , 1S11
Uaik Ureouiand, " July 9,1301.
Stealing Licau PirE. For a I n2 lime nmt
several ui occupied bouses in this city have
bien enieied by thieves, aud the lead water
pipes cut and cat ried away. The f ollowing ar-
tesls have lieen made for these theft-: Thou) is
Martin. James Duffy, and James McUounell, for
sttniuut tue pipe iroin a bouse at KlIs.vorLh and
Alier streets, have been sent to the House of
Kefiige. Ihoiuas and Stephen Girdiner were
also arresitd jesterdsy for a sluuUr offiuse.
They are charged with stealing the pipe from
an iitiot'cupicti dwelling on unnstian street, be
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. AUer-
umn Dallas louimlitcd them.
Fike. About G o clock this morning a fire
broke out in the third story of the four-story
bulliimir No. 70t (Jhesnut street, occupied bv
ibe MuMiii Hrotlicrs, auctioneers. The room in
abicb the tire originated was used for the our-
pos-es ot a chromatic printing establishment by
Mr. Dunk. Although the damage by fire was
riitiiii, I tie wtioie building was flooded by wa'er.
a l. a. m .
nun me gotxi oi ma Messrs. Martin wera
thereby damaged. 1 he whole loss will only
Catgut in the Act. For a loo? time put
lion bas been missing from the wharf on the
1 )t law are at the toot ot Noble street. Yester
day Httcrnoon Officer Vanderslice observed an
individual in the act of shoving several birsot
Iron under the eate. lie was arrested, and on
belt g taken to the station-house he gave the
Tisme of John Auchor. Alderman Tolaud held
kirn In I5C0 baib
V .e would advise those of our readers who
wish an hour's entertainment and instruction to
BO to the Mercantile Library on Monday even
ing, nud bear thtlecture on "Pomoeii-P.ist
and Present." Tt... .,,i.;... i.,
interest, and we are sure it will be treated la a
Kiu,.u.i; nu masteriy manner by the lecturer.
mining the exhumed remains of the lou"-
U1UUCU VII V.
Fell on"the Ice. Aboct eleven o'clock Uit
evening Ann L'avansworth, aged 87 vmm fii
ou the ice at Third and South streets and se
verely injured nerseir. duo was removed to her
Lome. No. (516 South Third street.
Shortly before nine o'clock this morning Srah
Jennings, ed 35 years, met with a similar
accident. She was taken to the Pennsylvania
Hospital.
The Bto k or Petroleum There are now
st the Point Breeze aud (ireeuwich ani Gibson
Points, G0,b00 tiurrtelsof petroleum- The receipts
Jk . L. ... .. 1. - . 1 - , .
uuiihk tue paciv rc vera oi cru io, uuu ur-
ttia arff t1 ra.Hlll1 0I7 Itapruli a t.tal Mt 1 ft M 1
tartels. The shiiiiients durloir tbe same timi
spvrcgated 4id,aia cauouo. jivuflwu ttmu
- - i 1 1 . -
Aictn n?R One CAronT. We havn previou1y
msrli i t titi'oti uf the fact of the frequent ihfi.
of i(i i: lioni the front of store on cc nd
Hit n. Veslerday John Smith was arre"td
wl ii making tiff with a keg of butter he h I
sti I ii iroin the iront of No. 417 South SocouJ
sunt.
Kun Over and Killed. The Coroner was
notified this morning to hold an impiert on tiie)
1 1 dy if Charles Burns, aired sixty-five year,
resiilit.g at No. 003 Thompson street,, who tell
on tie lee at. Tenth and Vienna streets, was run
over by bis cart mid killed.
A rtCKrocKKT. Yesterday afternoon a mi l
nniiiid Chsrltis Hohn was caught with his hull
in li e pocket of a lady's dress at the A'seiu'ily
Buildings. Officer Si mlioi e wis called l i and
ariesied the thief, lie will Ictve a hearing at
iLe I t li'ial Station this afternoon.
A CC(0 Fikb. At 1'alf-piTt U o'clo-k t.,ls
nu rnli g, a Hie bitike out iu Whitaker & Itili
tier's woollen mill, in Trenton avenue, a't v
Sere n'.t street, originating in tiie picker-room.
Tl e h.ss is U;00.
To Kfep the Pevce ,Ta"ob OiMermin.
Henry tplee, mil William tiros., three Ills,
w I'Ose Hues rine from VI :o 1 1 yar, wr ye
leitiiiv held to bail to keep the pe ice by Alder
iiiii 1j Mi rrow.
Amitiiku Blanket Thief. Charles Murny.
n"tni tn i lie Muti kl thief Arthur lliisf'i-.
iittt-stsd oti niinrsilav niiiht, Im neeit captured
Ahlcru.nn llngan coiuuuued him to prison.
Yessli.S in Pout There are now in n irt
disci Mtti'Of and icctdvlng earnoe the folbiAioi x
vessels: Meauichips, Sl; ships. 11; bark. 2 ;
ll'i:s, ; nnil schooners. 4.5; makllig ill all U(.
LuDOnm. Oi.e hundred and fortv-slK In lrer-
w t re set niiiinoibttt'd lai niiihl iu tho Tuird Dis-
tiicl Police Station House.
RELICIOUS NOTICtS.
p- ST. MAKK s ClIUKiMI, LOCUST, An JVK
Stxieeiittt str-t.. Free choral service
to-liionow t venli'g ill o'clock.
riy PIXTH PKKMtYTBKIAN cntlRCH, SH'tUK
Mimt, below S xt'l. Itev. J. P. CtJNKKY,
Pntnr, ahl preiieh to-inorrow at lujtf A. M. sn I I
P.M. 2 4sJf
Wr ST. Cl.EMKNT'H OIIUhVH, TWCNTUTII
and rilKHKY Streets. (Jhortl service a il
sern on to-iunrrow evening at IX o'clock. S-a's
In s. 9 4 Mi
rs-jV1' HKI ll-KIKl 11AI'1I"T UllU'llUM, ll tMA'"
Slut KPHL'CB hlieets.-H'. J. WHKAroV
SMITH, p. ., will prencii Sun lay moralu(ja il
evening. Siratnters are til ays wiilcune.
RfeV- At.KX ANMEIt IMtESISYrErttXXC'tUltnl,
MNKl'KKNlll ant IIHlt ?i rertts.. Itw.
iKO'ftK K t'Ai.N, P.ixt.ir Services tu-m rrow at
1U A. 111. HIKl IJi 1'. IM.
fcr 1 1 II 11,11 IIUI VIIUIU'U, III' ill , ,
Stuet, hlx.ve tireeu. Kev. J. MI'ENUEit KE.V
NAVIl. I'a.Kir. 1iii A. M. ami 7V I' .H. K-vwi
... ri'Lvi'ii i , iinin j HT-orT fr ill nfl
liitctiiicH every mulit. next week. All are InvHed.
gif A RAMI STRKKT M. K. CiillRCIl, S. K. COR
Iter iVKCH unit llxi)l S'reettt. -I'r'anUlug
umlnvat 10 v. A. M. bv Rev. J. II. PAYNK. O.
and 7J P. M. Iiy Kev. AN;oRaW L'JNOACRU.
stra' (jers inv ited.
tiy SEVENTH rBESnY'rPTtl AV CIIDR HI,
1U1U.1LI Ol I nil'l I nA l3 IU tRT, tl IV.
row hi. i x A. M. hikI 8)tf I. M. Saoj ijt in Vm
ly- HIKIN(i OAUMKf! UAP1IST CIIUtOIIt
Kev. I-P. lUH'NHEitWER, Pistur. Preaihlug to
mnnow hi luM A. M. aud IM P. M. Sju iay-so'iool
at V r. M.
tiikV FIK31 I KliSBl TH.III V!H CHURCH. (iHtl
MAN fctreet, bebiw Tl;ir U le tolling ti-in ir
row at leu A. M. and 7)tf P. M. by tin Pmr, ir ete -t.
hi v, . if. Kiissn ttif, ui tt iz tempore, . j. seau
in e sun nil wt ictiiue, j
H K-V. T. 8TOKK, 1. T., In MESSlIT I.U-
THKRAN CKllhtJil. SIXTEEN I'll and
PERSON M-reels, SatinafU at, A. M. a i I nt W
P.M.. "L'nlversallsni: Wtij is ltjy. Albert U.iru-s
quoien 111 support 01 ju i
tsr "Has oon mmh a rvel,a iti)N op
His Will to Alan?' Dr. WILLI A. VI NisivVTO.V
will preaer the 8"e.on I serin in of tie co'ine, tn
nicrrow evening at 7'f n'e.lne.k. Will alsi pre icli tu
tue niortitnif. oiiukjii dm- this Nvnvil'r
ELEVENTH and MoUNT VERNON Streets.
tfg- SPVTIAL SERVICE. TH 3 TrURO Of
IheSneetal Free "a-Vcrs aMhi CHUR'JT o Li'
ST. M TTIIIA, NINETTES TH aid WALLVOi
Strtets, will lie held I o morrow evenbiir at Tlf
o'clock, wt'eti tiie sermoi will bj preautie I by t.i.e
itev. 1 tiu.viao a. .iiiif.tt.
rjy- DIVINE 8ERVIOB (PROTESTANP EIMS
rnnai)wllllw Ii I I In fh h ill of thu 'O'TR C
I.ANI) SAUNDEWS cOI.I.E JE, I'll IRT Y-MN IM
Street, a'Mive M irker. on S ind y, Fnr lav
12th, at 10'iiUA. M. a id T'30 P. M. Suudty-setm ol
at no.
v.V- Ttl": FIRST PUKS'lY t'Eltl N t!lMTKO:l
WAtHIVU'ltlM Sqiare. Ky. HKItltlO.i
JOHNSUN, I. I) Past. , will tiMaeti to-m irrov a
ii'X a. ti. miki x 1. ni. r.vtiiiiiiir, ii an 11
sermon of the series. Nubict "Is Clirutlinity
oppnsnu 10 pieasureT ' strangers welcome.
rgg- NORTH TEVTII STREET PRESUYTKRI VN
OIIL'KCH. In 1 iw tlirard avenue. lie.
MATTHKW NEWKIKK. Pastor Services at ll ;
A. M. Slid 'Yi P. M. Subject fur evening i enn i l -
"josep'i. 'he j'rosnvrons Man." lounic men s.i v
cii.liy ltivuen. All weie.unn.
HZf- "WOMAN AND MISSIO VS." Rev WM
P. UREei). I. 1).. will i.reaeh at thtWE-l
SPRUCE SI'HKHT PitKSHYl'EKIAN CHURCH
to-norrow at 10X A. M. hikITxP. M. Tiu sini r,
of t lie e veiling bwruiou will no "Woman au l Sli-
BIODS "
t&f CALTARY PRfSMYTKRIAN CMIUmR,
LOt: I ST Strfet. a'evve Fifov-iith. S riee
st 1 v A. M. snd 7Jf P. M. The P.mor. R-v. I)s.
lltMI'HRKY, will Keath to-mnrro fveniiijf thu
font Hi tif the serf-it of snnoim upon "TlieS'irip'ur.il
jieveiopment of Clirlstl.iiilty." bubjeot, "Uovotinn il
iiaviii."
fe- LEV. A. A. WILLI I'S, l. D., WILL Pit E V 'll
tn tn v b.ST ARCH sl'UKET PRKS-1YTB-
1MAN CHURCH, corner KIOHTKK VT1I snd AR Ml
M reels, to-morrow nt injtf A. M. and TJtf P. M
tvt int. a sermon, the slX'eenth or a series o i In te
rt silt 11 ineldeutH l.i the uiluiotry of Carist, "Fee lm
me r li e i nuussnu."
"AN ANSWER TO THS HEASJV MEN
five fur not oe:ir iiit istiaus'Uuv Dr. REE!)
Wl!l preach on this sunject to iiHirro evening a'
ly. o'clffk. Ill the CWVl'IMb V KSIIY I'ERI VN
( HUCli. KK.HI II HUdCHEI'RV Streets. YoiniK
men specially luviieu. jviuruiug service! at l'l
01 nu 1.
tyif tiPIRlTUAI.HM Tll M A3 OALES FOR
STaR will Irelure at the Church hLEvE.Vri
and WcxUi streets, on Miielny inoruiuK at ium
o'clock, ul'lect ''Idd Chrl-tianity Intro lu !e a ww
lib a as to the lelutlous Man sustalus to God aud tits
fellew-niitiiT '
Kveuinir at TJtf o'i'lock. Subject The concluding
let'luie of ihe s ole recently delivered at Concert
Hall on "The HUHe and Rl xl-rn lull. lelitT."
fvjy HON. K. C AKKULLi B KVV HTE't WILI
Hi.livu. 1 ....liirii 111 Him Al KV I Vllla'll Uiiuu
RYTEKIAN UlllK' 11, IN i N KTKRN'1'I I anil
.l.i-- . m - ... ..... ... . . j . ..a,.-.
OltEbN hireets. un HtlDAY EVENINO, Febrjarr
1 1, at ly. ti t Hit K. j ickem nir hhib a
Ji,l;u WHiiamaKer s, mo. nju unminu street.
A. 1, Vui.HHiit n, Ninth aud !liHMiiut streets.
)renlivlenHii ll iuse. No, U131 rhesuut street.
Atnt riean Tract Hoclety, No. ll(H Cliisnur, street
J. T. lliiriial's Drttir Ktore. Nineteenth and Ore.m
Lr. Sni wrltti's I'rtnr Store, Twentieth and Cove
and by member of the I liureli generally, 10 if
FINE STATIONERY
AND
Cixrcl Engravinp;.
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THIRD EDITION
TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Overdue Tennessee
tf&vy Officers Confident She is Safe
Stal cnicnt of SecretaryRobesoa
The I3erlin MisHion.
French Relief Supplies.
The Steamer Yorcester to Sail.
Later from JEtiropo.
RcsultoftheFronch Eloctions
Mnjditics for t!io Orleanists.
KtC.
Etc.
ISlC Etc.
FliOM KUliOPE.
London, Feb. It Noon.
Ornrrala Chanaitruler aud Kuolnerbe
nrc elected to tiie National Aeseuibly from tLe
Oti attuient oi tue csoiuiue.
li a'oib IfulyttM Karelan ticaritlea.
Tbe Lvonomixl of Ibis morning savs tb:it the
Com iiiintiil bas reliuquistied the projected duty
on luieiftu tecurlLtes.
a illilititry Oecrre.
A decree has been Issued hy the Bordeaux
Ooverniiicnt 'allien calls out tbe military class of
it 7 1 lUiMieUiatety.
I iriirli frlHonera In Nw'tcerlantl.
Behnr, Feb. 10. Couut liisiuirck hai re
fund to negotiate wiib Switzerland for tbj
rt linn of tbe French prisoners detained iu this
countiy.
Paris, Feb. 10.
The Result of the Selection.,
as fur as ascertained, Is certainly iu favor of the
( 'th in. it-is. ilia latter claim very lure inv
joiiiies. Ibe rumor of the illness of Bi-nuirek
is r,ol believed. Netrollations are ointr ou for
an exteuiou of the lime of the aruiistlee, for
tbe completion of ttie elections aud the uieetlu
ol the Csatioual Assembly.
FROM WASlIWaTOX.
The Overdue tVnnranee.
Social Dipatch to Hit Jioeninj I'eUjrauh,
Washington, Feb. 11. Tue Secretary of tbe
Navy desires il tu bo stated that there are u-t
apprehensions at bis ueptrtiueut about the
tali ty ct the Tennessee. All tue officers of the
mny now here a ho are familiar with the coast
stale that there Is nothing at this season of the
year iu tbe way of storms which tbe Tennessee
could not encounter wuu sitety. rue ie.iou
why she has not been heard I rum is that she U
not lu u locality whence ues can be sent. Iu
tLe meantime the friends of those tin board are
lu focal distress, and begin to fear thu worst.
Tan Kerllii .MUnlou.
Tbe Foreign llelitluiis Committee of the
Senate had a speciil nieetiui to-day to cou
s der the bill tucre.ilti the salary of the
.Minister to Berlin. Most of me members of ttie
committee thousrht it would be r en aril jd as au
invidious dit-liiictiou to raise the mission to
lleilin without doiuif as much for sit. Petersburg
accordiuKly It was agreed tit put both missio.u
upon ibe same lootiiiif with Knirland aud France,
Hie Llouse Foreign Committee had the same
subject under consideration, but onlf arral tn
laite ibe Berlin mission to the same diuity as
Haul oi iAiunon.
he French Relief Nupplles
The only available vessel that tbe
Government could spare at tuis time to carrv
supplies to Frauce it the Worcester, now at
hot-ion. Instructions have bee Bent to have
her load first at Koston. then to proceed to New
I oik. ana nuaity to ruiiaUelpnia.
FROM THE WEST.
Ittcht4 el Harried IVetnen.
St. Louis, Feb. 11. The State Senate yester
day passed a bill exempting property of a wife
in executions levied upon her husband.
llnrd ma I. nr ellr.
St. Locis, Fe'. 11. I'he Kmsa-i Senito re
terdny passed a bill ttlvlnir any person the rlht
to sue tor damages any one who sola nltn Ini lor.
and aleo to sue the owuer of tbe buildiug in
in wuicu tue liquor in soiu.
FROM JVEiy FORK.
Arcldent from Vlrearms.
New York, Feb. 11 James Aruntronar and
uavici w. tiury, or fliorrtstown, N. J., were
Imiii itilured in the bands while ezaiuiulm;
loaded revolver yesterday. Both are doiu
wen, out Armstrong win lose nis nana.
stprele Arr'vul.
New YortK, Feb. 11 Tbe steamer Henry
iUuuucey urines vt uuu in spec.e.
Srheaaer Stunk.
Bot-TON, Feb. 11. Th-i schooner Marlina,
from bouih Ambov for Portuud, sunk on Niu
tucket t nr on the tilgbt of the 4th ln-t. Tue
vei-i-el and caro are a total loss. The crew
weie iaved, badly frost bitten.
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FOITUTII EDITION
domestic ArrAzns.
The Missiiifj Tennessee.
She was Seen oi the 19th Ultimo.
Destiuctivo Firo in Detroit.
Death of an Opera Manager.
Tho Joint High Csmmis&ion.
Canada Cordially Approves It.
1 he Test Oath and the Income Tax
FJlOMEa.RO PE.
Trrrlble Onstmliy nt Sr.-Trnn.pnrt I.t
MUM .lien.
LivEiti'oooi., Feb It. The Liverpool Courier
of to day rays: "A French, transport with 1250
l en-ons on board, bas foundered off Ca;ie La
litiKiie, and all on board were lost.
t'rnMnn reriim mf frscs.
Em ssei.8, Feb. 11. The Echo d'l Parlemenl
fsAs tbut the untisu oovermnent nai aartsea
I'rusi-la to arbitrate tbe terms of peace with
France In order to secure the collective puirjiri-
tce of tbe great powers of Europe.
Kvenln I ahlr iiniiil-ina.
LONrON, Feb. 11-8 8ti P. M. fnnsnU 92V fof
nioni j unit account; bowls firmer, liil. ; lStViJ,
1 OK ; iftiTs, 89 ; ; 10-40S, 8I.H. Slocks nrui. Erie,
if ; iiiiL.011-, ui).
I.lvrrp! Cotton market.
Iitebio'l, Feb. li s 80 p. M. Cotton steady;
nniai ns, i HO. : urieana, ly.n. ; sales 10,000 nines, lu-
clneliiK K l0forsHCUlatloii anil export. Sties nn
(Lip l amed, tn sail February or March from 8 1
laMiali or Charlesten, at I"!, for upiauils; from
ew orb ana at 7'i. fcr middling Orleans. Oals,
as. uu. I'ors, lu-s. on.
FROM WASHLSGTOjY.
Tbe rent Ititlli.
fpeefal Dfpaich to The ttornmi 7t;raf)A,
W A)-11 1 not ON, Fen. II. Several nroniinnr.t Ru y
llcatis are utuli g the Preitiuent to s--U't In a speclnl
liiesssge rerniiiinetirtliiif til eu'l-n ah iHtt iu of tue
test OHt h. 11, Is In In tlitt timsinuch as O.iugreas ll is
pa8' 11 a mil partially anonsiiitnr tnis ontn, it wouin
te Im iter to swetp the whole talus Iroai tiie stitute
nooks.
t'tnrr.i To-ilny.
Very little business wss done In either hnnse to
day, except the pnssae of a bill relerrliiK the
til theshlp Meteor 10 the Court of CI ilius, ami ttie
bill appropria ble I'OAO au l a medal t j tnu man who
i-aveii Mr. reward s Lie.
In ltgaid to the
Krpr.nl of tha Income Tax,
the rresident stated tint while he would have
tt en ulan 10 hav- the Incomn tux abolished, he Is
aatlrlied thu 1, the position of the Secretary of the
Tieasurv a til meet the approval of the country. He
th nks It Is perhaps best that the revenue ne kept
up to Its ptem nt Ktandatd, at least for the present.
The House ha set apart Wednesday next after the
n hi'Iiik of the Jnurual to consider tns bill abolishiu)-
llie 11 ri nie iua.
Mr. Hot per, of the Ways and Means Committee,
save 1 hp iiouce, ana ne says ne nas nu idea ot anau-
ainiDg lu
Pretertloa oT Ocean Travrllera.
Thursdav next Is sot apait for considering an Ini-
ponant inn 110m i"e uoiumeree committee to pro.
net llic liven ui lUPHeugei s uil BieuniBilipj.
Tae I'rriittlcBt in liHliiniore,
The rresident Is absent to-day In B iltimore. with
ex-Secretaiy Boric, but Is expected to return to
wabinngton umiiki.
reiva from ihn Knropitaa Mquatlron.
A private letter from the I'utted States steamer
ri 11 nuiii, nan 11 viua trauea, January 19, states
that Atimiial Hovgs was cxpeo'ed to reach there tn
a day 01 two, wheu Admiral ( Is-o 1 would transfer
to 1)1 iu ihe European aquadron and return home.
No New from th fevneure.
There Is no news at the Navy Department from
any quaiter concerning the Tennesiee. Niivl
tnlii t m of long experience lu the service reiter.i'e
that there Is no reason whatever for apprehensions
or ner saiety, neueving inatsne nas already arrived
at her port of destination, but bai no fsciiltles for
ttie commuuicatlou oi me raut.
FJIOM THR WES T.
nratrurllve Fire In Detroit.
Dkiho t, Feb. 11. The Custom II mie BIoolc on
ti e tlotK aas nurneu this 111 -ruin jr. oojuuldl bv
Tiowbrldge& Wilcox, ship chandler; aud various
nmo s umi a.ailiort lu the upper n nr. Lis j uu
IiiiikMiik, '.0,otio; stock, luciudiug twelve or lifteeu
vt fs. in' sails ami riKK inr. SlS.iHiu to 11.000. Truw.
bridge A Wilcox are insured lor tSO.OU.I. lusuratice
i n t'Silsakd rigging unknown, much of It Is owned
aoroaiU
IMnrlnnnll nnil Hontliero Kallrantl.
CtKCiNKATi, Feb. II The Board of Trade has
sdoptt d resolutions declaring the Cincinnati and
Koiitiiern Haliroad a work of national loiporiauct
thmxiidtng tiatioiul legtsUtlou, and aipjluted a
couituiiit e 01 seven to proeeen to wasniiutou and
ai-k for thu necessary leglslatlop. Tun tJeorgU
ct nunissli'iiers to the Kentucky Legislature on be-
naii to uie snutneru Kauroad were present and ad.
aiesucu tue meeimg.
Ohltnary.
S C. Newton, a prominent merchant, died
to-oay.
Suoa log bard since noon.
hiuitleirr StenteDPrd.
Toledo, Feb. 11. undrew J. Bauder, who was
com let eu of manslaughter for the munier of his
wile, was to-duy kkuteuced to ten years' kuprisou-
Ull'lil.
FJIOM TJ1E DOMLYIOJV.
HatfsfarlloB with itin Julal Iliad Coiiiinlon,
Tokokto, Ftb 11 Canada pap. rs, representlug
vaiiuua iioiiiicki ptnit-, rjieMi great saiisi.ietlon
at ihe upuoiiituiebt of the coiumUsiou ti atittiH tm
(liderentea between England and America. They
ctu.hidi-r that the uppoiutiuent of two Cinalliu
siatesiiien ou the coiuinlsaiou secures the juot repre
sentation of Cauanlau rights.
They ex presn the hope that thu result of the de
llheia Ion will be a lulrsettletueut of ail dltr.jreuces,
and that each country will go 011 their ou way
tryli g to du what is lair and rlnht t Its n.MglUurs
They say '"wt don't wMi to be annexed to our
iritiiilH arioss the line; let botli oautrles under
stand this, ai.d If we cannot become one nation, let
ustontiuut good neighbors aud good customers to
one another, as lu the past."
FROM JVEIV FORJC.
Tho New Hamburg DUnater.
Kkw Hambuku, Feb. it. A submarine diver of
Pt utihket pflo ba4 made two deaceius to the wrock
to place giappltugs about the locomotive. TUeaa
ttie Ilea nulls side, aud the cib ts entirely gine.
lie diver oiisetvttl that the eualuu was reversed
On the Uremun's side the diver louad a bundle of
some Hud, and on tnuchl ig 1; felt a button ou a
ciat. On tue bundle were two heavy rods, and tl Is
suvrofed that Hit buudl is tho b dy of the atrau.
gt-r, h was riding wiih the engineer. Tuo engine
will he ralsi d this afternoon.
Ilt-Hib mf aa Ontl Ouera .tlaaacnr.
KEW V'ohk, Feb. 11 S guor Biginll, director of
Ihe lust Italian t pera lu this country, and father of
the aife of Oeneial Sie.kles, died here ihls mornlag,
sged keieniy-four years.
shlp Nwi.
Arrived, steamer Caiedouia, from Glasgow.
lrto Im Ibe Kttal ltivr.
The navigation of the East river is. almost Impas
sable to-day I ruin Ice.
Hundred of peramis are crossing the East river
on ihe li e, whli h Is paeked so tightly together that
ferry boats are unable to surf rom the docks.
FJIOM THE SOUTH.
Heavy Verdict la a Libel Malt.
Kkoxtii is, Teun.. Feb. ll. Colonel John Bmer
re nvered a Jnils" e"1 i"-day for ll'.o in, In a 1 atl in
lui lu i uiJJl. Jji.1.'. 1 a I. ..I., ,.
fiistois U the Whli ' HcyLr,
C 0 X G K K H 8.
FORTYFlItsr TKHfll TI1IUO HEIO.H.
Senate.
WakhikotON, Kh. 11. Mr. Anthoav culled o tbs rav
Itnlon tofirint, Sii.iko enr oopiea ot ttie ropurt of tQS
Con ml.ioner ot Kclnonti .n.
k!r. Bird ninvnd Vi .tnkaont nilmt and liballoas
Oi statement reOacting Okton ik Mtiuol liu of Oula-
Vr! Anthony ntd to th mttiia tnMmnoh aa tb
thai S of uiitinil)ia'oe- was tuad npjn to persoaai
aiii witnc w rrnmir.
lha mo'ioti prnTniirti. nut waa aaunoqaoni r3oa
tidtred, and deliald at lonatti.
Mr. tawrripliiind thai in ronneqneao of thsfall
nranf in. Mint a ant hnri t to aiiuutv 1 1 iar'orra ttion
ihd li.r, tho l.'muniiiMiiianr tint leconnu tolliaoon
km murce ot infornitlioa, tne rrinnipai 01 m nuruui
l h( 1,1.
Mr. K 'mnnd rFrrid tn atlaaiont tn ts rnnirt aa not
altoKPlhrt omihnint irr I tin oil I y.ioin of Ver
mi at. anil tpokaol th tmpuuibilit of tljnia parfot
arrurat y in attcb a work.
Mr. ttaara dfDdod tba daeattonai system 01 nis
Slate.
Sr. Carprntrrmade aa imiu'ry to the authority oa
which a bureaa of id irat on baa been etauliae I. H
rouin ir 00 mo. authiiruy for Mich a bureau tuaa for
one nyon aKncnunra - r bota and auoa.
r Vt ilMin taiinnht tun cqimiI cyuen of Onltwirs
-oi as lhnn reirreoted, and thai tLia aa tbe oaaa wiia
a't ttie Mfc tea.
'1 hf discui inn waa onntinnnd, without aoMnn on the
snl'jcrt, until Ihe pirtinn of th mirnina hour, by
Slessra. Ilone, t- arpnilier. nuaiio. anu r iwinr.
"1 lie Tiinrnina ortlera er then extended ly unanlmnns
conseat, to prrait the trDscliijn ol taura.ng Duuudm.
Ilouan of Kepree"itaitve.
Mr. Rtaikweather introduced a bill 10 amen! C19 rwitent
Inns so that Ilia reiinr)inniit that th appliiMtitn htll b
nmr.a anil tlm RnciHi:at ion sworn to ny the inennt ir or
di-rnvrriT, it livinn, aiiall n it apply to p . tarns ihj4 an 1
f8ipndpiiortotlie8ibot July, nirri.
S' r. hb v-niin oftnred a reolutiou directing tha Raore
taryof War to e imiiiuiiictu inionnaiinn rolinm t ) 1 11
lute fie at West. Point Milbary Academy, an It 110 Don luot
of ihe cadets on that oncasi .n : also, for further inform.
lii n he msy have tnuo'iin the lata misconJuul ol Ins nrst
clas. Adoiiled. ... .
Sir. stoiaan, from the t'ommittee on Military Att.nr,
reiKirtrit lim k th Konate lull 'O lKOTidA for tllH iImo mi-
ti. nof nseler milit.ry resnrvttions. with amen tnion's.
'I hey wme aared to and tne hill pussed. It authori2es
the rale of the military reserT.itiont ar. roiu tian an 1
vv slia-ivaiia. t iroffim: n-rt , irn, tvnnsna; ami) .wo
Oairv. Kevaua: Fort Kumner, New Mexico; Forts Jestiip
and 1 aliinr, liulsiana; Forts Wayne an! rlmllh, Ar
kansas: rli nnitien of ri ri AMietcromnin as liea east of
th Hed Hirer of tbe (Vurih; nod such ooriim of Fort
llnriiter, Vt yoininR, as are no longer rsijuirea lor mint try
purines.
'1 be House then proceeds! to the consideration or bills
of privMi character.
A li rat DLiubcr of ponaon ana oiner private Diuawara
pasctt.
Mr. rmtronK introduced a joint resolution declaring
tbut hireafier no Indian relation or tribe within tha
I mien Males hull lie ai-ttnowieajten or rocomxe 1 a ai
inni i rn 't nt ui t'on ti ihe or power with whio 1 tho llintjj
Matt may contract, by treaty, and that, all contraotaor
iiDriMiiniiiR tiMmntter mints bf knit between them or aiv
ol tin in 1 nd the L'uited Males shall be subject to the ap
proval ef Cursri ss. and not to be const ua as auectiua' or
iinpsiriDg 1U0 oLbsutii na of auy exibting treaty. Ita
lcned. . . . .
The Sneaker notitisl tue House mat it now renmrat
on hnnrired and twentyine ineiiihera tl ennstiiuM a
qnomm, titer belna vo nnunren ana loriymne name on
tbe roll, rnly three loss thau ibe total number of Kepr-
i niiivon.
1 he llnrisa, at 3"20. proceeded to tha enoglderatton, ill
special ordi r, ot bill repotted fmra tba Oomimliee on
1'uhlio l,no, rxtemtina tlm Isnd laws of tha Unitad
BUtescTcrtbeTrritoiyof s laska.
naltlmore Produce Markat.
Bai.timoke, Feb. 11. C"fon dull and nominal;
middling uplands, U'.caisc; low middling, Uu.
Flour active and nrm: llownru street sunernue.
62i(6; do. extra, 6iiii2ft; do. family, 17-75 49;
i ll) Alius siiperoue, f(i-ia; tio. extra, iiKs-ao; oo.
lull! II v. is r,mll : webtern suoernne, sa nuiotn: ao.
extra, 0 NW7-25; do. family, if,0(ais-50. Wheat
aetive, but prices nncnungeii except rnrutiio and
Indiana, whleli we nuote hi ii w.i ss. corn wnn
hunt hern active at &sopoo : yeil iw Southern Urm
atf-mssic. Oats dull. Bvedull. Mess Pork steady
and tlrm at IVS. Bacon steady and nrm; rih sides,
lie, ; clear rib, H v;c. ; shoulders, 10)40. ; hams, ISO.
Lard steady si l.isc v nisky unchanged.
1IIE TENNESSEE.
Hie wm Pnaaett nt Men on Jaagnrv 151, When
Vm lima tun Nomina Ileum slnce.
Captain Drunimond, of the bark W. K. Anderson,
which arrived at this port mm Meraet, Prussia, as
long sgo as January S G, having noticed the general
anxiety concerning the safety of the United States
frigate Tennessee, with the S in Domingo Commis
sion on board, reports that on "Jan. 1 Ut. 8(5, Ion.
72 to, passed a large bark-rigged man-of-war steamer
standing southward under closo reefed topsails and
steaming slow, which he ts sure was the Tennessee.
It was blowing a Birong N. E. gile at the time, anJ
a heavy sea running."
l!te Tennessee, It will be remembered, left New
York on Tuesday, January IT, so thit she had been
at sea hut two days when seen by Captain Drum
mond. Since then nothing has been seen or heir
of her, according to the latest reports.
A SEW DEVELOPMENT.
The Itecent Finnartal Peeentrlcltlrs of at
Young rliitutelpbiun.
A correspondent writing from New Vjt says
that the "PhilutUlpbla party" implicated in rot-cut
fotgerles ou many of our banks had ob
tained a charter for a bunk of bis own. under
the laws of the State, with a capital of $300,00(),
and a ns, bad not tbe denouement come quicker
than he anticipated, to commence operations
on Monday next. Leading; firms of this city
bad Ur!gtd him deposits to tbe amount of
4 'ICO, 100, and thu, says tbe writer, "he could
have discounted bis own paper, taken up t'i)
forged paper, and removed all traces of hM
Biiiiiielui eccentricities, at the same time that he
would have been enabled to embark lu new
operatioi s, If he had been so disposed."
'Jhls term "Philadelphia party" doubtless
refers to Mr. Tryon Keaklrt, whose financial
eccentiicliies came to light la-t week. He very
likely caught up one of the multitudinous banic
charters pussed by our amiable Legislature, and
thus planned a career of future tluaucial great
nt fs and proeperitv. It is said that balances in
favor of this eelf-snmei Philadelphia party,"
ami nniiiiK to some $10,000, and In the keeping
of New York concerns, have been attached for
Philadelphia creditors.
Th MoRTAtiTT of the Citt. -Tha number
of deaths in the city for the week ending at
11 ran to-day was 2S0, being a decrease of 3
from the corresponding period of last year.
Of there 144 were adults, aud 13(1 minors.' The
pilnctpal causes of death were: Aipoplexy, 3
croup, 7; congartiou of the brain. 9; congestion
(f the hit 1., (; consumption, 47; convulsions, 4;
dipihetia. 2; diarrho-a, 1; disease of the heart, 10;
debility. 25; scarlet fever, 8; typhoid fever, 4;
intluuiinailou of the liiugit, 25; in Hum mitt ion of
the rtouiach and bowels, C; marasmus, 10; old
age. 11: j aUy, 4.
t he deaths were divided as follows anions the
diftient wards:
C ards. I Wards.
Kiitt 14 Mevcuteentb It
Sec md 12 Eighteenth 17
llil.-d 1, Nineteenth 25
Fourth 14'Twentieth 21
Fifil 7iTweuty-flrst 1
Sixth 5 Twenty-second 9
Seventh 7 Twenty-third 4
Kithth Twentv-fourth 13
Ninth Twenty-fifth... 3
Tenth 8 Twenty-sixth 15
Eleventh 5 Twentv-seventh 18
Twelfth fl Twenty-eighth 1
Thirteenth 5 Unknown f
Fourteenth 12!
Fifteenth 12 Total 230
Sixteenth.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven A Bra., No. 40 3. Third street.
rECONDBOAKD.
fstoonoCAA K7a.. 81, 9 tti Penna It.... 60V
f 1000 Pa K V nttfis.loV son do.... bow. So
4lH)0Ptilla A Els.. 87 i lOOsttftchNPf. ... lTV
f.oo sh Cata Prf RW 100 ah Reading lt,..i9 M
190 do......... S9 gooah iA-b N...bla 81 'i
100 do 660. 89,S H sh Com'h Pk.... 64
ltiiO sh Fulton CI.... 6 I iittxOO k A H... t6X
iosh MluehUl JtMj "
LATEST NOVELtY.
"THE B.IHQNIAL EHVEIOPE."
WM. H. HO8KIN8.
butloner, Card EDgiaver, Steam Power Prlatar,
Plo. OlS AllVH Street
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