SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT EXPEDITION IN
FLORIDA.
INTERESTING FROM WASHING
TON.
THE HARTFORD CON-
FLAG-RATION.
Only One Life Lost.
Harshal Kane and His Friends Going
to Dixie.
OPERATIONS IN FLORIDA.
Boston, Feb. 6.—A private letter from
rCharlotte Harbor, Florida, Jan. 20th, states
that a of Union troops, tinder Gen.
"Woodbury, had arrived at Ponta Rosa, the ob
ect being to cut off a large supply of beeves
■which the rebels were taking from Florida at
the rate of 150 er week.
The expedition is guided by Lt. Crane, who
was Commissary in the U. S. Army during the
war in Florida, and who resided there until the
rebellion broke out, when he was obliged to
leave on account of his Union sentiments.
Lieutenant Crane says that he intends to
take possession of Fort Myers, on the Caloosa
hatchie river, and make it a rallying point for
the Union men as well as a good base of
operations. ;
FROM WASHINGTON.
[Special Despatch to the Bulletin. 1
"Washington, Feb. 6.— The examining clerks
of the Paymaster-General’s Office yesterday
presented iheir chief, Hon. T. E. Brady, of
Pa., with a gold-headed ebony
cane.
Tha Naval Committee of the two branches
of Congress are in Philadelphia, to-day, to
examine the proposed site for the new Navy-
Yard.
It is reported to-day that a majority of the
House will vote to adhere to its tax upon
whiskey on hand. If it does, a compromise
between the two houses will be the result,
Some of the intimate friends of the Presi
dent say that he will veto the" Confiscation bill
passed by the. House yesterday, should the
Senate agree to it.
[By the People’s Line.]
Washington, ■ Feb. 6, 9 A. M.—Sixty pri
soners, were transferred en Friday from Forrest
Hall to Camp Distribution, whence they will be
sent to their respective regiments.
E. A. Rollins, Esq., the agreeable and effi
cient Cas'hier in the Internal Revenue Depart
ment, has been appointed Deputy Commissary.
The' monthly report of Captain Dolan,
Chief of Military Detectives and Patrols,
shows that during the month - of
January ; sixty-one commissioned officers
have been arrested upon various charges; 620
enlisted men arrested and confined in the Cen
tral Guard House; 18 deserters arrested and
turned over to Captain Scheetz; 36 parties
arrested and fined for selling liquor on Sun
day ; 20 for selling liquor to soldiers and 10 for
selling liquor without license. The total
amount of fines collected was one thousand and
one hundred and sixty-two dollars. "Between
fifty and sixty parties have been arrested,
charged with disloyalty, robbing soldiers, &c.
A large amount of government property has
been seized : and turned over to the proper
■authorities. About 20 saloons have been
permanently closed and the stock of
confiscated,; the r proprietors having been
guilty of violating special orders No. 2.
By Peoples’ Telegraph Line 411 Chestnut street,
Beading Boom Merchants Exchange and Girard
Honse.j
THE CONFLAGBATION ATHARTFOBD.
Hartfobd, Feb. 6. —lt was at one time
thought that several lives were lost at the Colt’s
armory fire yesterday, but it is now believed
that only one man, named E; K. Fox,perished..
He was seen to enter the- burning building and
has not been heard of since. ' Many were in
jured by falling walls and floors in endeavoring
to save machinery and tools.- Some quite
severely. |,
DEPARTURE OF SECESSIONISTS j FOR THE
SOUTH.
Halifax, Feb. 6. —Marshal Kane and a num
ber of-Confederate officers left in the steamer
! Alpha, to-day, for some port in the S outhem
States. 1 ,
THE CHESAPEAKE CASE.
Halifax, Feb. 6.,— 1n the case of the steamer
Chesapeake, the Judge of the Admiralty Court
has decided to restore the vessel and cargo to
the owners, subject to such conditions respect
ing the payment of expenses, as the Attorney-
General may exact. The latter demands a
surety against latent claims, to which owners
\and agents of the vessel demur.
The Court adjourned till "Wednesday next.
DINNER TO GENERAL BURNSIDE.
Boston, Feb. 6.—A number of distinguished
citizens of this place gave a complimentary
dinner to General Burnside at the Revere
House, last evening. Mr. A. H. Bullock,
Speaker of the House of Representatives, pre
sided at the entertainment, i
CAPTAIN UPSON.
Habtfobb, Feb. 6.—A letter from an officer
of the 20th Connecticut Volunteers states that
Captain Upson, who was barbarously shot by
rebel assassiris after his surrender, is doing
well and will probably recover.
THE OCEAN QUEEN SIGNALLED. ™
New York, Feb. 6. —The steamship Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall, has been signalled be
low. She will arrive up at 2.30 o’clock this af
ternoon. 'I
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS:
New Yoek, Feb. 6—The steamer Germania
sailed to-day with $214,000, and the City of
New .York for Liverpool, with s2oliooo.
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA BELOW.
New Yoek, Feb. 6.—The steamer Columbia,
from. New Orleans with dates to the 30th ult.,
is below, and will be up about 3 o’clock.'
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. ,
Boston, Feb. 6. —The. Arabia is below, and
will be up at two o’clock. [Her mails will bo
due in Philadelphia on Monday evening.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EDINBURGH
New York, Feb. 6.—The steamer Edinburgh,
which arrived here to-day, brings a lew items of
neWAlrom Europe not before noticed.
The following are the latest despatches :
London, Jan; 21.—Letters from Frankfort state
that Ihe opinion is prevalent that Austria and
Prussia must come to tome definite understanding
with England. . -
Copenhagen, Jan. 20.—The Rigsrad has com
menced the discussion of the address, and all par
ties declare that an unconditional adherence to the
N ovember Constitution is a pledge of the indepen
dence of Denmark.
The Saxon battalion at Kiel has suddenly re
ceived marching. Orders and leaves to-day for
Northwest Holstein, where the contingent is to be
concentrated.
The Austrian troops destined for Schleswig have
commenced marching and are expected at Kiel to
morrow. ~ • s "
The Edinburgh brought here the Captain and ten
of the crew of the. hark Eliza Ann, of London,
from St. Johns, N. F., for Plymouth, England,
and laden with a cargo of lumber. She was aban
doned at Eea, and the crew were on the wreck
thirteen days, during which time seven" ofthem
perished from exhaustion.
WEATHER REPORT.
The following telegraphic report of the weather
at da. M. to-day, at the points named, has been
received:
Halifax, S. E.
Portland, E.
Boston, N. W.
Springfield, ; N. E.
New York, N. E.
Philadelphia, N. E. a
Washington, .N. E. "
price or go:
[By the People’s
New Yobk, Teh. 6
prices oi gold to-day:
9.40 A. M 58,),' 112 M ......
10 A. M 581,'a58j{ T P. M...
11 A. M s&,VasB},'|
MARKETS,
New York,- Feb. 6.—Cotton is dull at 84 cents;
Flour quiet. Sales of 5,500 bbls. at $6 45a$G60
for State, $7 35a57 55 for Ohio, Southern un
changed. Wheat is advancing and prices are Ic.
higher; sales of 42,000 bushels at SI 55al 60 for
Chicago Spring, $1:57al 61) for Milwaukee Club,
and SI G 6 al 70 for Red. Corn also advancing;
sales of 49,000 bushels at SI 3tal 33 in store; Oats
are held at an advance of la 2 cents; Provisions
unchanged; Whiskey dull and nominal. Hogs
firmer at cents.
Receipts.—wheat, 9,250 bushels; Corn, 7,067
bushels ; Flour, 10,425 barrels.
Baltjwoee, Feb. 6.—Flour quiet at S 7 50 for
Ohio extra. Wheat active, Southern Red quoted
at SI 70aSl 75, but the market is dull for Western
Red. White wheat is steady. Corn firm at a de
cline of lc., sales at SI 15. Yellow is quoted at
SI 16. Whiskey dull at 9Gaf)6*c.
CITY BULLETIN.
Soldier Found Bead.—James Heckctty, a
soldier, was found dead at an early hour this
morning upon a,lot at Chnrch and Morris streets,
in the First Ward. The deceased was 35 years of
age and belonged to Williamsport. He came to
the city yesterday with the Sth Pennsylvania
Cavalry, of which he was a member. There was
considerable excitement iu the First Ward all the
morning, and various rumsxs that the deceased
had met with foul play were afloat. The body
was removed to tbe Second District Station House,
and Coroner Taylor was summoned to hold an in
quest. The Coroner made a close examination of
the head of the deceased, but could discover no
marks of violence. A post mortem examination
will be made this afternoon. Hecketty was known
to have had abont 5200 with him last evening, and
this morning when the body was found the money
was missing.
’ Sword Presentation Adjutant John S.
Eiehl, of the 26th Eegiment Penna. Volunteers,
was serenaded last evening at No. : 1125 Frankfora
road, and was subsequently presented with a
handsome sword, belt and sash by the members of
that Regiment. Colonel Wm. F.‘SmaU, formerly
commander of the Regiment, made the presen
tation speech.
A Lecture tor the Benefit of the Re
freshment Saloon Rev. Joseph Parrish
Thompson, of New York, will lecture for the
benefit of the Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, on
Thursday evening next, at the Academy of Music.
His subject will be “Revolution against free
Government not a right but a crime. ’ *
House of Correction.— The Committee of
City Councils, having under consideration the
subject of a House ol Correction, held a meeting
last evening in relation to the location ol this pro
posed institution. , Nothing definite was decided
upon, and the Committee adjourned to meet on
Tuesday evening next.
Soiree Mixitaire.— A complimentary soiree
militaire' ■will be given to Mayor Eckendorfif.
at the Academy of Music, on Tuesday evening,
by Wyers’s Academic Cadets of West Chester,
The Cadets will go through their various mancea-
Tres, and the exhibition will doubtless be quite in
teresting. Birgfeld’s Band will be present.
Robbery. — E.-Long was before Alderman
Moore, this morning, upon suspicion of having
fobbed the money-drawer of McCabe’s liquor
store on South street, above'Eleventh, of about
$7O. He was held for a further hearing.
Pickin'o Pockets.— Andrew Herring'was ar
rested last evening at Twenty-third and Race
streets, upon the charge of picking pockets. He
was held-in $6OO bail to answer by Alderman
Devlin.
White Fext 3 Coen and Bunion Plaster.
—A small invoice just received. For sale .by het
dozen or single box, Boweb, Sixth and Vine.
Bo wee’s Infant Cordial is the oldest,
safest and best remedy' for yielding relief to
children teething. Sold by Bower, Sixth and
Green, and by all Druggists.
Needles 5 Truss and Brace Department. —
Ladies* store on Twelfth street, Ist door below
Race. (Conducted by Ladies.) Gentlemen will
apply to C. H. Needles, on-the- corner. The most
thorough assortment of best makes of every article
in the line will be found herp, and adjustment made
with professional exactitude.
“Glycerine Lotion,” from “'Woods 5 ,” of
Boston, received and for sale at Needles* Drug
Store, Twelfth aud Race streets.
Great Bargains in Winter. Clothing.—
Messrs. O. Somers & Son, No. C 25 Chesinut street,
under .Tayre’s Ball, are now selling off* their
splendid stock ef fine fashionable Winter Clothing,
at greatly reduced prices, preparatory to opening
their spring stock. All persons wishing to obtain
elegant winter suits, cheaper than they are likely
to be again until “alter the war,” ought to em
brace this opportunity.
AMUSEMENTS,
Oratorio op the Creation As large num
bers of persons were unable to obtain ndmissiou to
the Academy last evening to witness the perform
ance of the Oratorio of the Mestiah by the Handel
and Haydn Society, at the request oi the Christian
Commission, they will give another performance,
when Haydn’s Oratorio ot the-Creation will be
produced. The sale of reserved.seats begins on
Tuesday. .
The Chestnut—The “Ticket-of-LeaveMan”
ineetswith unexampled success. It is well put
upon the stage, and the scenery is remarkably
beautiful and appropriate. '
The Arch was crowded last night with a fash
ionable and appreciative audience. Tb-night
Mies Charlotte Thompson will again appear as
Little Barefoot.
The Walnut. —Lucille Western, continues to
fill the house nightly. “East Lynne” appears to
increase its attractions every evening that it is per
formed. !
Morris Minstrels.— This celebrated troupe
will inaugurate a short season at Concert Hall on
Monday evening.
Signor Blitz, the little man with iron grey
hair, speaks nightly at the Assembly Buildings,
Tenth and Chestnut streets. Subjects—Magic and
Ventriloquism,
A UNIFORM CURRENCY.
• The following memorial to Congress has already
been signed by nearly all the leading business
firms of this city, and copies will be left at the
Merchants* Exchange and other public places for
additional signatures:
Merchants of Philadelphia and Citizens
oi Pennsylvania, who subscribe our flames below,
respectfully ask the United States Senators and
Members of Congress, now assembled at Washing
ton, to pass a law at this particular period of our
Nation s greatness, when the Government is
about to control the Currency of the Country:, to
-H e 4 circn^a , tlo n of all Banks chartered by State
Legislatures, to such an extent as will compel
them to call in all their issue, so that the Country
Shall have nothing but National Legal Tender
Currency, for all debts, public and private,
except'duties on Imports aud Interest on the
Public Debt.
‘ ‘Already the notes of National Banks, in differ
ent localities,' are quoted at % to-# per cent, dis
count, which is liable to increase to an indefinite
extent, as panics may occur.
j “We, therefore* ask at your hands, that the
Government, in furnishing circulation to the
Banks, shall secure to the people a uniform National
Currency i par at all points within thi-TJnite& States* 9 5
THE DAILY EVENING ffILLEf IN t FmLAPILFHIA SATIfEOA# EJEjS
Weather*
• Foggy;
Therm
43
40
44
54
40
39
40
) IN NEW YORK.
Telegraph lane.]
-The following are the
....58*a5S#
58*058*
Arrest of Coal Thieves.—Special officer- J.
S. Aaron and O. I). Hues have just completed the
arrest of thirty coal thieves; m Bridgeport, opp , >-
site Norristown, and immediate vicinity, all of
whom bave for many years, it is said, been carry
ing on ah extensive system of theft from cars
belonging to the Reading Railroad Company. It
is stated that tbis Company has been paying $3O,t)OU
yearly for coal stolen along the line of their road,
and while still under their protection.
Gold in Berks County.—Considerable excite
ment prevails in Kutztown and vicinity on
account of a gold discovery in Maxatawny town
ship, several miles from Kutztown, near Eagle
Point, on land of Mr. David Gift.. The ore re
sembles the California ore in every point except
richness, and comes very near it in this respect.
The ore is mixed up wiih the soil, and a veiif%as
been dug out as big as a man’s arm.— Aßentown
Democrat .
COMMERCIAL.
REESE D. FELL &BON, STOCK BROKERS, Ne. 305 WAL-
HUT STREET.
SALES OF STOCKS.
I BBTOEE
400 ah Beadß 69
100 eh do cash 69
200 8h do 69
100 ah do cash 69
50 eh Soh Nav prfd 36
100 flh do bl 6 36
100 sh do 36#
200 Sh do 36
360 sh FultonCoalCo 6#
100 sh Phila & Erieß
b3O 39J£
FIRST
(1900 US 68 5-208 104
3000 Penna 5b 94#
600 do 94#
6700iOity6snew 104#
60( 0 Sch Nav 68’82 S 8
12000 Union Cnl 6b ,
fe6 S2#
4000 Sueq Cnl 6b .66
•*420 Sus Cnl Scrip 65
It 00 Cam&Am 6b’B3 99#
6000 C&m&Am mtg
6s 2 days 104#
6000 PhilfcErieß 6a 103
21 sh Mechanics Bk 27#
30 ah Penna R
bs3dn 75
150 ah 17th & 19th IS*
73 eh do 18
60 sh Girard Col R 30 .
200 eh New Creek 1 %
50 sh Fulton Coal Co 6#
6CO sh Green Mount
b3O 7
ICO sh Locust Mount 35
SALES AFTER
100 sh North Pa R 36*
100 sh do b3O 35#
160 ah do 35#
160 eh do 35*
260 sh do bSO 35*
100 ah do l>3o 36
lCOeh .do b 5 36
100 ah do 85 36
ICO ah do 38
200 ah do blO 36
100 ah do 2 days 36
ICO sh do 36
200 ah do b 5 36 i
PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
(By Telegraph,)
FIRST CALL.
l3B bid
American Gold..
Chicago and R. laland bid 142 inlet.
Reading Railroad £6B# bid 68 15-16 sale#
Illinois Central .... bid 132# i&let.i
Galena and Chicago.... .... bid in# ealea
New York Central 133# bid 113# tales
U. S. «•’Slink off. 107 bid 107 bid
Erie .11l bid 112# sales
Har1em....... ..102* bid 102# sales
Cleveland and Toledo.. ...-ftbid 138 tales
Finn.% Excited.
FINANCE AND BUSINESS—FEB. 6,1864.
There was again a buoyant feeling at the Stock
Board this morning, with a general upward ten
dency in prices. The abundance and cheapness of
money encourages the spirit of speculation, and the
demand from outside operators is steadily increas
ing. In Government Loans the only transactions
were in the Five-Twenties, which were firm at 104.
State Fives bqM at 94#@94*, and City Loans at
104# for the new, and 101# for the old issues.
Pennsylvania Railroad was steady at 75; Camden
and Amboy Railroad at 155; the Bonds of’S3 at 99#,
and the Mortgage at 304#; Little Schuylkill Rail
road at 48#; and Beaver Meadow Railroad at 78.
Reading Railroad was the least active on the-list
—closing SS#(TS9. Catawiaaa Railroad Preferred
sold at 43—an advance of #; North Pennsylvania
Railroad at 35@35# —an advance of #; Philadel
phia and Erie Railroad at 39# —an advance of 1;
and Locust Mountain at 35—no change. The Mining
stocks were generally neglected, and as the worth
less character of some of them has become known,
they arc generally avoided. Canal stocks generally
were better, Schuylkill Navigation Common and
Preferred stock advanced #; Lehigh Navigation#;
Delaware Division #, and Union Canal Bonds *.
The Common and Preferred stock of the latter was
a shade lower. Susquehanna Canal was steady at
66 for the Bonds, nnd 23 for the shares. Bank shares
were very firm. 150 was bid for North America;
125 Tor Philadelphia; 66* for Farmers’ and Me
chanics’; 53 for Commercial; 27* for Mechanics’;
95 for Southwark; 73 for Kensington; 39 for Penn
Township; 45 for Girard; 70 for Western; 2S* for
Manufacturers' and Mechanics - ’: 53 for City; :>3 for
Consolidation; 45 for CoramomJdalth; and 36 for
Corn Exchange. Girard College Passenger Rail
way advanced 1, and Seventeenth and Nineteenth
Streets *.
Jay Cooke & Co. quote Government Securities
fee., as follows:' .. • ;
U. S. 6*s v 1561
U. S. 7 3-1 Notes, Auguat 107 *.' ms
“ •* Uctuoer... l(*7)i 10? X
OertiScate of Indebtedness Io2y iO3 *<
“ “ new PS hi 98
Quartermasters’ Vouchers a*;' 93
D. S. Demand Notes
Hold l6B V
6-20 Bonds, full interest 103 X 104
Deliveries of 5-20 Bonds are being made to January
6th, inclusive.
Oli ssrs. De Haven 4 Brother. No. 20 South Third
street, make the following quotations of the rate* ol
exchange to-day, at IX P. M.:
/ Buying, • Selling.
American Gold prem. 63 prem
Demand Notea. 63 prem. 68« prem,
Quarters and halves 52* prem.
Dimes and half dime5........47 ' prem.
Spanish quarters . 47 prem.
Pennsylvania currency...... % dig
New York... mo
The following is the statement of coal transporter
over the Hazleton Railroad, for the week) ending
January 31), 1864, oompared with the Bame time
last year:
Week. Previous. Total.
Hazleton Mines... 2,285 05 6,892 02 8,157 07
Cranberry 1,252 16 3,M2 07 4,395 02
Diamond 836 10 2.825 07 3,63117
East Sugar Loaf.. 2,268 14 2,869 15 6,145 00
Council Ridge X 1,760 17 3,995 11 6,746 OS
Mount Pleasant...'l.l66 02 2,397 05 3,683 07
Harleigh 1.281 19 2,312 03 3,594 02
jeddo 3,026 13 - 6,418 02 9,444 15
Ebervale 1.301 10 1.650 18 3,012 14
Milnesville........ 1,077 09 2J172 01 3,149 10
Buck Mountain... 1,708 00 1,627 07 ’ 3,335 07
Pea C0a1........; ‘ ..L
Total OO 36,202 18 53,218 18
Corresponding pe=
ried last year 18,693 10 45,029 00 63,722 16
Decrease
677 16 9,826 02 10,603 18
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
' Sattodav; Feb - 6.—There Is a Bteady demand for
Cloverseed butnot much coming forward. Sales of
200 hushelß at $8 &lk@9 64 fts. Timothy is firm
at $3 76. There 1b a good demand for Flaxseed
anjl it is taken on arrival by the crushers at $3 25@
3 30 bushel.
There is hut little Quercitron Bark here and N0.,1
is Bteady at $37 f) ton. 1
The Flour market is dull but prices remain with
out essential change. There_Js but little shipping
demand and the only Bales''reported are 1000 bar
rels Penna. and Ohio extra family at $7 25@7 62#
barrel, 400 barrels fancy Western at $8 25, and
300 barrels sour at $6, Small sales to the retailers and
bakers ats6 25@6 for superfine, $6 75®
7 12# for extras, $7 20@7 75 for extra family, and
£8 26 to $lO for fancy lots—according to quality.
There is no demand for Rye Flour and it is nomi
nal at $6 26. In Corn Meal nothing doing. : *
The demand for Wheat is quite limited and—only
-1600 bushels good Penna. Red sold at $1 65@170 $
bushel. White ranges from $t 86 to $1 95. A small
sale of Rye at $1 2U—which is a decline. Corn is in
limited supply and yellow is in good request. Sales
ofBCOO bushels at $1 lt@i 11# afloat. Oats are
steady. Sales of 8000 bushels Penna., to arrive, a
86 cents. 5
• The Provision market 1b quiet. Small sales of
new Mess Pork at *22@22 50,. Hams in pickle at
13 cents ard. smoked do. at I4@i6‘ cental Lard la
Bteady at 14'eentBih tierces and 16 cents in kegs.
Whiskey iB unchanged. Small sales of barrels at
9$ cents, and drudge at 91 .cents.
BOABDS.
100 sh Marguette Hi©
. b 6 4
100 ah do M «
100 sh do bSO i'A
100 ah North Pa B
blO 35
100 Bh do._ b 5 35
200 ah do .35 v
10© ah Catawissa pfd 4254
300 Bh do bCSdnt 42X
200 ah Big Mountain
Coal
50 ah Lehigh Nav 685 f
100 sh Del Dlv Ol b 5 39J*
314 ah do 40
4(H) ah Union Cnl 4)4
SO sh Sch Nav 23X
150 ah Sch Nay prfd
. b 5 35«
too ah do bS&lnt 36
300 Bh io i da,a 38
200 ah Snsq Cnl 23
15 sh North Pa B 33
150 ah do 3154
200 ah do 36
100 ah do 35 %
300 ah do bl 6 35)1
1«0 sh Catawiaaa B 23Jf
lOOeh . do 25
600 sb Catawiaaa pfd 425£
100 ah do a3O 4254
100 ah do 42’f
100 ah do , blO 43
200 Bh do 43
FIBST BOAED.
100 ah Cam&Atlantic 18
ICO ah Catawiaaa pfd 4254;
100 Bh do b 5 43
100 ah do 3 days 43
200 eh dor B 6 43
200 ah do 43
300 ah do b3O 43
100 ah do 85 43
lpoah do 8 days 43 !>
IKP sh do 43)f
30) ah do - b5 43)4
SHOOHDOALI.
.... bid
Nook, Feb. s, 1864.
) Buying, Selling.
..J.....106,* 107*
POST OP PHILADELPHIA, FEBBPA B.V ; 6.
4Sf“ Sie Marine Bulletin ttn Third Page.
ARRIVED THIS -DAY.
Brig Geo Crump (Br), Winchester,' 3 days from
New York, in ballast to E A Souder & Co. .
Schr Albert,Stacey, 4 dayß from New York, In
ballast to D S Stetson & Co.
Schr John, Irons, 7 days from Port Boyal, inbal
last to D S btetson & Co. -
ÜBEAEED THIS DAY.
Steamship Saxon, Matthews, Boston, H Winaor.
Ship New England, Edge, Penßacola, Peter Wright
& Sons. •
Brig Wm Oreevy,Little, New Orleans, D S Stetson
& Co. t
Brig A G Cattell, Wataon, Saghs la Grande, do
Sobr Bachel Jane, Boath, Williamsburg, N York,
Captain.
Sobr .T B Austin, Davis, Boston, Captain.
SohrMary A Bich, Hardy, Boston, Milnea & 00.
„ . MEMOBANDA.
Steamship Germania (Ham), Ehlera, oleared at
Nfew York yesterday for" Hamburg.
Steamship Saladin, Jamieson, oleared at N York
yesterday for Kingston, Ja.
Steamship Yazoo, Couch,from New Orleans, 29th
ult. at- New York yesterday.
Steamship Creole, Thompson, from New Yorkfor
New Orleans, was spoken Ist Inst. 11.30 AM. 10
miles N ol Sombrero Light. . .
Ship Borneo, Hurd, cleared at Boston 4th Inst,
for Mauritius.
Bark Clara Baduyan (Br), Harrington, 105 dayß
from Shanghae, at New York yesterday, with teas.
Bark Sclavonla (Br), Mutter, 166 days from
Amoy, with teas, at New York yesterday.
Bark Ada Carter, Kenney, cleared at New York
yesterday for Wilmington.
Bark N Boynton, Mitchell, cleared at New Or
leans 28th ult. for New York.
Bark J O Nickols, Blanchard, hence, below New
Orleans 28th ult.
Bark Iddo Kimball,Ulmer,cleared at New Orleans
27th ult. for this port, with 2 bbls cotton, 278 hhds
sugar, 945 bblß molasseß, 174 half bbls do, 35 qr bbls
do 136 empty Mils.
Bark P o Alexander, Merriman, cleared at New
Orleans 2Sth ult. for this port, in ballast.
Bark-Laroy, Coleman, from New Orleans, at
Boston yesterday.
Brig Busßlan, Toothaker, hence at New Orleans,
26th ult.
Biig Alrone (Aus), Milledich, from Trieste, 100
« a y ß » Gibraltar 60, at New York yesterday.
Sour W L Montague, Warren*hence at Fall River
4th inst. ,
SchrC AHeckscher, Stubbs, hence at NJOrleans
26th ult.
Schr Sallie J Aiken, Godfrey, cleared at New
Orleans 2Sth ult. for New York. ‘
Bark John Winthrop, Blanchard, which went to
sea from New Orleans 12th ult. for Boston, having
suffered from heavy weather, which threw her on
her beam ends, was abandoned on the 18th about
nailea W of the Tortugas, and the crew taken
off by- brig John Sherwood,Capt Smith, and carried
to New Orleans, where they arrived 2Sth.
Bark Gazelle (Br), Irvine, at New York yester
day from Liverpool, reports: In lat 45, lon 33, saw
about 100 oil casks,apparently full,some of theheads
painted white, some red and others green; also saw
considerable wrecked stuff, broken.Bpara, &c.
jy£Ut>IOAL FUND HALL
MASTER I. RICE,
(Pupil of G. Wolfsohn,)
Has the honor to announce that he will give a
GRAND CONCERT
ow
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 10th,
AT THE
MUSICAL FUND HALL,
ASSISTED BY
Mrs. HENRIETTA BEHRENS,
Mr. THEO. AHREND.
Mr. CARL WOLFSOHN,
Mr. JULES HOLSTEIN.
Tickets 50 cents each.
Can be had at the Magic Stores. fe6*3ts
PAPER HANGING done at low prices, before
the busy feason begins, at JOHNSTON’S,No.
ll« 33 SPRING GARDEN street.
N. B. Window Shades, Fixtures, Ac. it*
HAINES’S MUSLIN LIST—OUT IT OUT:
Bietiched Muslin, at the low price of 16 cts.
Bleached Muslin, better, at l?* and 20 cts.
Bleached Muslin, wide, at22cts.
Bleached Bfi uslin, very heavy and good, at 25c.
Bleached Muslin, extra heavy, at & cts.
Bleached Muslin, full yard wide, at 30 cts.
Bleached Muslin, much heavier, at 35 cts.
Bleached Muslin, line, (tbeSemperldem)at3sc
Bleached Muslin, of several qualities,at27
Bleached Muslin, of the very finest, at 40 cts.
New York Mills, Wamsntta, WiUi&msVille,
Bay Mills, White Hock, Masonville, and Utica,
Unbleached Muslin, fine and thin, at 20c.
Unbleached Muslin, £ wide, at 23c.
Unbleached Muslin, much heavier, at 25c.
Unbleached Muslin, still better, at3l#c.
Unbleached Muslin, full yard wide, at 35c.
Unbleached Muslin, xnach heavier, at 31
Uhbleached Muslin, extra heavy, at37tfc.
Unbleached Muslin, fine, at 40c.
Unbleached Muslin*, the very bestmade.at 45c
Pocassets 9-S Lawrence, Starks, Atlantics, 5-4
Lyman Bates, and many others of the best makes.
One case good bleached Sheeting, full 2# wide, at
Si 15. Also, l]f» !# and 2 yards wide, both in
Bleached and Unbleached. The above prices are
very low, according to the times.
GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
1013 Market street, ab. Tenth.
WE WANT EVERYBODY TO KNOW-That
now is the time to bay their MUSLINS. We
had a lsrge stock oil hand before the rise. We are
selling Bhachei Muslin at 16* cents by the piece;
do. 2n cents; full yard wide, 25 cents; shirting
widili, extra quality,2s cents:one lot very slightly
damaged. 25 cents. New York Mills, Williams
ville, Wamsuttx, White Rock and every other good
Muslin. 4u inch wide Muslin, 42 inch wide, 45
inch wide, I’., lj,-, 2, 2*, 2*, 2* and 3 yards
wide, all at lowest prices.
Comfortables, well made ani very heavy, SI and
So each Good Blankets for S 5 5U per pair, a great *
bargain. We are closing out our Sin. k**ts at low
prices; we have every quality made, from St to 523
per pair. We are selling all kinds of Flannels
under regular prices.
fit house furnishing Dry Goods we ofTer one of
the best assorted stocks, at
THE LOWEST PRICES
in Philadelphia. We invite a comparison of oar
prices oY Linen Goods with other stores.
R. I). A W. H. PENNELL
10*21 Market street, bel. Eleventh.
SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE WAR.
battle fields of the south, from
Bull Run to Fredericksburg, with sketchssof
Confederate Generals, Gossip of Camp, Ate.,
wi n n aps. Royal Svo. Price S 2 50.
THREE MONTHS IN THE SOUTHERN
STATES, April —Tune, 18G3, By Lieut.-001.
Freemantle. Cloth, Si 25.
INEZ. A Tale, of the Alamo. Ev Augusta J.
Evans, author ol SI 25.
THE RIVAL VOLUNTEERS : or the Black
Plump Rifles, si 25.
All of John Bradburn's Publications received as
soon as isssueu, by
CHALT-EN. Pnbitshor,
No. 1803 CHESTNUT Street.
CARDS FNGRAV
PRINTED.
V EDDING 1 .'ARPS, I INVITATION' PAPER
FRENCH PAPER, IMOURNIVG PAPER,
QU A DRILLE PAPER MOURNING CARDS,
ENGLISH PAPER, LINEN PAPER.
ALHAMBRA PAPER. | DAMASK PAPER
ALL KINDS FASHIONABLE NOTE PAPER.
ENVFLOPES TO MATCHPERFECTLY,
INITIALS STAMPED GRATIS,
ALL THE NEW ROOKS,
CHALLEN, Bookseller anrl Stationer,
fcG - gt 1308 CHESTNUT Street
JNf
0K SUMMON PLEAS FOR
-TIIE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA
DELPHIA.
—<-> Notice is hereby given to all persons
5 SEAT.. !”i" e feted in the following Estates, that
< ‘ J the Honorable, the judges ol the Conrt
aforesaid, have appointed SATURDAY,
the -J?th day of February, 1864, for hearing Excep
tions to the accounts therein filed, otherwise they
will be allowed:,
Estate John F. ©hi is Son, Acc’t of Assignee.
E. Jj. Moss, it »»
I. Miiner & Son,
U. S. Ii s., Annuity and
Trust Company,
Josepn O. Kern,
Joseph Wright.
N. Siurtevant Co.,
John J. Kohler, *
Matilda Sprogell, *»
Elizabeth H.» Robinson, •*
Caroline M. Swain, * *
»Miriam Stone, ** .««
J. B. Hanson, “ Assignee.
Western Insurance C 0.,. “ 44
North Penn’a Coal Co., * “ Mdk Moore,
State Saving Fund, * “ Assignee.
Beal, Milligan & Co., “ 44
Leibrnut et al. vs. Tieman. Do
mestic Attachment. M. 63,
No. 4, n Trustee.
FREDERICK G. WOLBERT,
fe6,13,20,27§ Prothonotary.
WATCHES! "WATCHES!
WATCHES!—SOO fine GOLD and
A A SILVER WATCHES, by the most sp
xsr proved makers, for sale at one-half tbe
usual prices at the Broker’e, comer of THIRD and
GA SKILL streets, below L?mbar<(. ja23-lmrp
WATCHES, WATCH.ES, WATCHES,
WATOHES. New and Second-hand
WATCHES for.saleat the Broker’s Office, corner
of THIRD and GASKILL streets- ja2S-lmrp
. Mr itfKV i To any amount LOANED
. An upon WATCHES, diamonds, jew-
A A ELRY, GUNS, .CLOTHING, Ac., a'
wJ ” JONES A CO.’S old established Loan
Office, corner THIRD and GASKILL streets.
Office hours from 7 A. M- to 7 P. M. ja2B-lmrp
;d, written, or
« 1 Committee
1 ‘ Trustee.
UARY 6. 1864.
THIRD EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM THE SOUTH
WEST.
Johnston’s Army at Rome, Ha
Our Troops at Knoxville,
% v- Sale.
NINE THOUSAND DESERTERS
X FROM the rebel army.
THE POSITION OF AFFAIRS AT KNOXVILLE.
Washington, Feb. 6.— Private information
direct from Chattanooga, is to the effect that
several days ago, though there was a force at
Dalton, the main body of the rebel army was
at Borne, Ga., under Johnston.
The latter fact is accounted for on the
ground either that the enemy were forced to
go to Borne for convenience to their supplies,
or to prevent desertions—between &,000 and
9.000 men having come into our lines since
the battle at Missionary Bidge.
There is no such alarm at Chattanooga about
the safety of our troops in the neighborhood o
Knoxville as seems to prevail elsewhere, and
many of the published accounts to* that effect
are characterized as exaggerations.
The courier line between Chattanooga and
Knoxville was uninterrupted.
BAILBOAD ACCIDENT ON THE BONG BBIDGE.
Washington, Feb. 6 —At twelve o’clock to
day a train of cars going into Virginia was pre
cipitated into the Potomac, the draw of the
Long Bridge being open and not perceived by
the engineer. The cars were loaded with lum
ber. S everal persons had their limbs fractured
and it is supposed that the engineer was
drowned.
NOVELTIES
Of
LACE CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
I.E. WALRAYEN,
SUCCESSOR TO W. H. OABBYL,
MASONIC HAUi,
719 CHESTNUT ST.
ja2-tf
SEN AT, BROS. &CO.
214 CHESTNUT Street, opposite Strawberry St,,
Importers of
WRITE &OODS.
Offer a complete a«*sortmentoi Jaconets,Cambrics,
Cheeks,Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks, Swiss Mulls,
India Book, India Mull and other Muslins of our
nsnal make and finish. ialft-tf#
REJVffIDVAL.
BENNERS & BOLTON
HAVE REMOVED T 0 THE SECOND STORY
No. 322 Chestnut Street,
And offer to the Trade generally an
ENTIRELY FRESH LINE OF
White Goods,
Lace (roods, and
Embroideries,
Of Improved Make and finish,
Of their own direct importation, selected in-per
son in the different markets of
- _ BRITAIN AND IRELAND
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE.
BANKERS’ BILES
DRAWN ON
Brown, Brothers & Co., London.
N. M. Rothschild & Sons, London?
Baring- Brothers & Co., London!
IN SUMS TO SUIT.
For Gold or Currency.
AT BEST PRICES.-
FOK SALE BY
M. SCHULTZ & CO.,
No. 10 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
ocS-mfb&sa fimft
Af , %
Fourth and Aich r
ARB OPENING FOR SPRING SALES 18M,
Magnificent Organdies,
De Percales and Chintzes,
68 Pieces Fancy Silks,
100 do Good Black Silks,
Fine Plaid Silks,
Ordered Poult de Soies,
Shawls, Mew Styles,
Standard Sheetings, ..
Household Goods, t
Best Gloves Only * fewum am-w &
3 30 .CXOloolg,
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