SICONKEDITIOII.
BY TELEGRAPH.
INTERESTING WAR NEWS.
Kilpatrick Returned Within
our Lines.
He Hid Not Enter Rich-
mondt
Panic in the Rebel Capital.
GENERAL SHERMAN’S EXPE-
DITION.
He is Repoited Back from Eis -‘Re-
connoissance.'’
INTEiiESTiNG FROM WASHING-
TON.
To-Day’s , Proceedings in
Congress.
KILPATRICK WITHIN OUR LUTES.
Washington, March 3.—The President has
received a despatch from Gen. Butler etating
that Gen. Kilpatrick yesterday arrived within
our lines with a loss of something less than one
hundred and fifty men, having had skirmishes
on the way. ■ s -
Among the missing are Colonels Dahlgreh, s
Cook and Litchfield.
Dahlgren and Cook are supposed to be pri.
soners.
Kilpatrick destroyed a large portion of the
Virginia .Central Railroad and . several mills
along the James river, as well as other valuable
property. J
He penetrated to the subnrbs or outer forti.
fications of Richmond.
ANOTHER PANIC IN RICHMOND.
Baltimore,March 4—We learn trom Norfolk
that there was some excitement there yesterday
among the rebel sympathisers who profess to
have intelligence of a great scars at Richmond
owing to Kilpatrick’s movements in the neigh
borhood of the city.
Some rumors were that Richmond was being
evacuated, but there is nothing definite. The
telegraphic cable across the Chesapeake is not
working, h'ence nothing can reach here except
by regular boat or by sending despatches across
to Cherrystone.
It was generally understood that a force had
been sent up by Butler to co-operate with Kil
patrick, but nothing had been heard from this
force at the time the boat left last evening.
DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL SHERMAN.
Cairo, March 3.—An officer arrived here to
day from Vicksburgj on the 28th ult., as a
bearer oi despatches from General- Sherman,
leaving his headquarters when thirteen miles
east of Meridian, on the 11th.
He says the enemy numbered only seven or
eight thousand men, and were much demor
alized.
No fighting had occurred after passing Jack
eon, Miss.
General Sherman had sent a force to Meri
dian at that date.
interesting fbom sheeman’s expedu
TION.
[Special Despatch to the Bulletin.]
Cincinnati March 4.—A despatch from
Cairo states that when the steamer Mississippi,
on her. way up the Mississippi, arrived at
Vicksburg, a gentleman, formerly the Captain
of the steamboat Scotland, had just come in
from Mobile, having escaped from the rebels
into whose army he had been conscripted.
He says that when he left Mobile, Genera
Sherman waa within forty miles of that place,
and could easily take it if he wanted to. The
Mobile papers of the 18th give no later, news
than has already been published.
Gen. Sherman, on the 11th nit.',, was twelve
miles beyond Meridian, and had sent part of his
force to Selma.- He had no.fighting after leav
ing Jackson. The enemy in front numbered
seven thousand men, and were much demoral
ized. '
[Special Despatch to the Bulletin. ]
Washington, March 4.-—lntelligence has
been received here that Gen. Sherman is back
from his extended reconnoissance. He did not
near Selma, and never intended such a
thing.
FROM WASHINGTON
[Special Despatch to the Bulletin. J
Washington, March 4th.—The feeling is
decided here that the Senate will not agree to
tax whiskey on hand in any event.
-Admiral Dahlgren is at the Navy Depart
ment this morning. He is now .paying a short
visit to bis family who live in Washington.
A meeting of Pennsylvania Republicans was
held in the room of the Clerk of the House last
night, to prepare for the Presidential election.
Hr. Morehead was chosen Chairman. •
CAPTURE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER.
Washington, March 4.— A despatch has
been received by the Navy Department from '
Admiral Lee, dated at Newport News Va
stating that-the small side-wheel steamer Scotia
was captured by the Connecticut on the Ist
inst., having ran out from Wilmington on the
night of the 29th of February. She has 108
bales of cotton on board. The prize arrived at
Newport News yesterday for coal, on the way
to Boston. -
The Scotia is a paddle-wheel steamer mid
about 300 tons burden, and was built in the
Clyde. She was purchased and sent out from
Glasgow in tkfe summer of 1863. She steams
twelve or fourteen miles per hour, has a
straight -stem, two masts and one funnel. The
Scotia belonged to the same company that sent
cut the Princess Royal.
THEBIOTAT DAYTON, OHIO.
[Special Despatch to the Bulletin ]
Cincinnati, March 4.— The riot at Dayton
yesterday; commenced by a squad of soldiers
attempting to destroy the Empire office. The
Union citizens tried to pacify the soldiers, and
aui-j -i
Mr. Law (Ind.), from the Committee on Revoln.
tionary pensions,, reported a resolution tendering
thanks to the surviving revolutionary soldiers,
twelve in number, for their services-in that war
by which our indej: endence was achieved and onr
. liberty obtained, and sincerely rejoicing that by the
decree of Providence their lives have been pro--
traoted beyond the period allotted to man nnd that
they received as pensions a snm of money, thocgh
not large, whicn-helps-to smoothe the nagged path'
of life in tapir journey to the tomb.
lti>further retalced, That copies of this.resolu
tion be sent by the Speaker to each of the Reveln-'
tionary pensioners. -
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Nmr Torn, March 4.—Cotton dull at 78 cents.
Flour closed with an advancing tendency; sales of
10,500 bbls. at 86 4oa*G 50 for State, 87 10aS7S5for
Ohio; Southern nnchanged. Wheat advanced la 2
cents; sales of 40,000 btuhels at 81 58oSl 60 for
Chicago Spring, 81 COaSl 61 for Milwaukee Club,
and 81 65asi 69 (or Bed. Corn steady and held at
*1 33aSI 35, but buyers Oder Si 30aSl 31. Provi
sions qniet and unchanged. Whiskey nominal.
Stocks buoyant. Chicago and Bock Island,
12SJ,': Illinois Central Scrip, 13tX; Michigan
Southern, Ok; Do 142; New York
Central, 136; Beading, 156 Missouri fe, 72; Erie,
HOI,; Galena and'Cbicago, 118; Cleveland and
Tol< do. 11l Y; Chicago, Bur. Ic Quincy, 39; Mich,
igan Central, 14!; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 1175,':
coupons, 1681, 111; 7.305, 111 V; Gold, 161 a;.
Baltihoee Mabktkts. —Flour dull and' heavy;
Ohio extra, 87 5(1; Meal, steady. Southern
Bed, 81 75al 77. Corn, dull, and Yellow is lc.
low er. Whiskey is very dull at 84a85c. for Ohio.
Union League House. —Ground has been
broken foi the building of the new club-house for
the Union League, torner of Broad and Sansom
streets. The demolition of the old bnildings on
the lot Is also going on rapidly.. The new building
will be the Bnest club-house In America, and ore
of the handsomest ornaments of Broad street. It
witl’be built of brick and brown stone. Mr. John
Fraieris the architect,end nehas beep exceedingly
happy, no - only in the designs for theextcrior.but
in the internal arrangements. The building Is
estimated to cost 8120,000. It will be pushed for
ward to completion before next antnmn.
Obituary.— Col. Joseph Taylor died yes
terday. He was well known and highly lespecled
In the city. In 1842 and 1843 he presided over the
House of Bepresentatives of New Jersey. He
wae several sessions in the Pennsylvania Legisla
ture, both in the House of Bepresentatives and
Senate. His last public office was in the Select
Council, as representative from the 17th Ward,
which position hefilledfor two terms. In politics
he was a Democrat, in religion a Baptist, and in
life a blameless man. ;
Disturbance at a Theatre —Richard Stool
was arrested last night at the Arch Street Theatre,
upon the charge of assault and battery on officer
Adam Trefis. It seems that S’.osl took a seat which
had been secured, and when requested to get up,
created a disturbance. Mr. Trefts, who is officer
ot the houee, interfered, and was assaulted.
Stoel behaved very violently, and It required the
services of several officers to get him to the Station
house. The accused was committed.
Destructive Individuals Before Aider
man White this morning Wm. McGlung and Geo.
Heller, were arraigned upon'the charge ofassanlt
and battery. It appears that the defendants’went
to a tavern on Pine' slreet below Seventh, and
smashed things generally. They are also alleged
to have assaulted the proprietor. The defend
ants were comlnitted in default of 8600 bail to
answer.
Counterfeiting Private Marks. —Arthur
McCann had a hearing this morning before Alder
man Dougherty, upon the charge of misdemeanor.
He Is a journeyman shoemaker, and is alleged to
have sold inferior EOie leather, and counterfeited
the private mark of his employer. He was held
in 8800 ball to answer, '
A Foundling. —A male infant, about six
weeks old, was found last evening in the entry of a
house on Buttonwood street, below .Twelfth.
The Biblical Panorama. -—The panorama of
the Bible, at Concert Hall, will be exhibited this
evening and at an afternoon exhibition to-morrow.
Bower’s Infant Cordial cures Colic, Pams
and Spasms, yielding great relief to children teeth
lug. Store, Sixth and Green. V
t Tkcss xnd Brace Department.—
store on Twelfth street, Ist door below
auDiv t^ C n n ?? c^ d ]?? ladies.) Gentlemen will
thOT<rach t s’*,^rt£! ee< “ ee ’ on 4110 co mer. The moßt
in the Une^mS'f 111 of best makes of every article
cv,?^f^,H G c L J CEEffI Cream—For chapped
yme m B 25 cents - Do l> ot >- SixffilnS
SusPENSOBiEs—New French patterns, trot
ont to order expressly for O. H Neente^
Sales, at Twelfth and Race streets. 86<Uei KetaU
, ' FOREIGN ITEMS.
Th^Spectator i says that Mr. W.F. Peacock
wandering about the Isle oi Man, found con
fined in a hamlet called Ballakilloway a lunatic
named Dick TTaterson. This man had, eigh
teen years- ago, been frightened ont of his
senses by another apprentice dressed up as a
{host, and Has placed by his relatives in a
i ■
Mr,. R. G. Cornyn was addressing themias con
servators of the Constitution apd the . laws,
wbeivva copperhead, Viamid'Kimbiil, in the
crow t d, added, “and niggers too!” The sol
diersmade ai-nsh fop him, when Kimball drew
a pistol and fired. At the same momeQt a
..jiarty of armed copperheads deployed across the
street aO skirmishers, and commenced firipg bn
the unarmed Boldierjf and citizens.’ Some
thirty shots were fired. One man was killed
and two were wounded; Had the lihion meir
"been armed, it is not improbable that there
would have been more blood shed. The at
tack on the -Empire.office was not more wanton
than the assault upon-the Crowd.
FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO.
[Special L'pfpatch to the Bulletin.]
Colt; lines, Ohio, March 4 A fire at Camp
Chase yesterday, destroyed the commanding
officer’s ■ headquarters 'arid' endangered the
lives of the rebel prisoners; It was subdued
without much loss. . ; j
Ohio is noty, credited, with" 11,000 veterans.
Already the number, is : ,beihg-greatly increased
by return* to the 10th inst.
' SROK GENERAL GRANT’S ARMY.
Nashville, -March 3d.—All- is reported
quiet-at the front. :
XXXVHITH COEGREE3.—EIBST SESBION
■ •" ; 'Washington, March 4, 1861..
House.— Mr. Alley.(Mass.) introduced a bill
authorizing a .poslal mail steamship service be
tween the United States and Brazil; which was re
-1 erred. . •••
The House then proceeded -to consider the pri
vate calendar;
FROM NEW ORLEANS AND HAVANA.
New Yobk, March 4.=-*-The steamer Ha
tanzas, from New Orleans on the 25th Ult., via.
Havana on the 28th, arrived here to-day
An accident had occurred on the Matanzas
Railroad] by which twenty-two persons were
wounded;
FIRE AT ERIE, PA.
Erie, Pa., March 4.—A fire occurred in the
Reed House, this morning, which entirely
destroyed the building, which was partly
insured. There was no insurance on the
furniture. . .
The dry-goodsstorebf Haupt & Co., and the
drug store of L. Strongs, were also destroyed.
The latter property was covered by insurance.
SAILING OF STEAMERS.
Boston, March 4.—The- Africa -sailed from
Halifax at 4 o’clock this-morning for Liver
pool. ,
The Canada will be due here to-night.
ILLNESS OF ASS’T SECRETARY SEWARD.
Washington, March 4.—Assistant Secretary
of State,-F. W. Seward, lies ill at home with
pneumonia. ; . -
WEATHER REPORT. *
The following telegraj hlc report of the weather
at 9 A. M. to-day, at the places named, has been
received:
Wind. . Weather. Therm.
Haliiax, . North. . Hazy. . 32
Portland, S. W, Cloudy. 31
Boston, West. Clear. '» 39
Springfield, S. % Clear 34
New York, West. Clear- as
Philadelphia, S. W. Clear. 39
Washington, S. W. Clear. 3i
CITY BULLETIN.
*HS JAiLY % VBNINGgBCLLJETIM r JPfllL AJDBI.jPMI A. * RID AY. MARCH 4. 1864.
'brick: .epwrhoiise with a,‘birred aperture.
There-lie ias beeii: bricked up : iilivie fobeigh
■ teen years, lying naked,without a. bed, his food
, “ chucked ’’ to'him through the window. The
neighbors have known all this for-years, but
have not iaterfered, and the..C6mMssitinßrs in
; Lunacy are powerless,, for thelunacy laws do
Lot extend to "the Isle of Man.
The Wilud Ccuricr, the official journalpf the
Governor of Lithuania, -announces the founda
tion of a number of tillage schools, intended
especially for the Jewish population. Two of
these establishments have been already founded
at W-Hna,- and the parents are compelled 1 to
send their children to them. Christum schools
are to. be opened of a similar character. 'l’
_ Among a collection of books'announced to
be sold by auction in Paris is a copy of “La
Constitution de la Republic,” published at
Dijon, I’An.II. bound in.human skin! The
binding resembles light calf. To the volume is
added a note from its first possessor, testifying
to the nature ofthe binding. On one occasion,
during the first revolution, a journalist, named
Galletti; was accused by the Committee of
Public Safety of bavrng invented in one of his
articles, with a slanderous intention, the exist
ence of tanneries of human skins. A friend of
GalletU’s procured for him. the book in ques
tion,'by which the latter, was enabled to justify
the truth of his assertion.
A letter received from Suez, dated the 26th
■of January, states that a few days previously
the quicksilver in the> thermometer had fallen
below freezing point,' and that Ice was per
ceived in the morning. The population were
amazed at the phenomena,' never before expe
rienced on the border of the' Bed Sea.
Accidentally Killed.— A little daughter of
Dr. Wm. Palm, of Reading, Pa. j was killed on
"Wednesday by a shed roof falling- upon her.
The weight of snow, caused the roof to fall.
COMMERCIAL AND FUSTANCIA L.
D. TOLL &.S ON, stoOK BROKERS, H«. SO3WAL
„ . hut street.
BALES OF STOCKS.
,/T „ BEFOBE
lQDshLchigh Zinc
h3O 69
10 shuttle Sch K 49
200-ab Catawtu* pfd
*Jn 42 >4
100 lb rdo uo 4214
100 Bh N Y fc Middle
Coal Field Co -•
b3O 12 a
100 lb Phila k ErieK .
b 7 flat *7V
FIRST
♦7OOOO TJ S6b 5-20 b 107J4
200 do 107 V
1000 do 107
3100 do caßh 107 V
65600 TJ S-Trea 7 3-10
per Ot Notca lnv
2500 Penna 6« 97 .
6000 Penna Coup 6blol
1100 City 6a ~ 103
3600 do : 103 W
205 S9-ICO AlleghyCo
Bprcent Scrip 76
1000 Union Cnl int
6a 26
SOOOWy om’g Va Ol
6a 99X
5000 CamfcAm mtg
6a 108
4 ahlflechaniea Bk 2314
31 ah Bk Penn Town 41
8 ah FrafcMec Bk 60
2 ah 'Wyoming Yal
Cl 84 >4
24 ah CamfcAm ns ,
462 ah Penna B 71
10 ah Norriatown B 69
27 ah CheaMiWalnut 62
1750 ah New Creek 1)4
SALES AFTEB
150ahBeadB 66)4,
200 ah do eaah 66 J4
610 ah do 66J4
100 ah do bis 66\
1000 ah do bio 6694
100 ah do aSwn 66V
200 ah do bS&ia 47
PRICES OP STOCKS IN NSW YOBX.
(By niegrajH,)
. „ .. rasroAii. caooxoeAU,
American Gold 161 >4 bid .... bld^
Chicago and B. laland hid ’ 132 V «.!««
Beading 8a11r0ad...... 66X bid 66V talea
Dllnoia Central bid 134 V —i»y
Galena and Chicago bid 118 sales
New York Central 136 . hid lssv — l -
U. S. 6a ’St int off. 111' bid lit v sales
Erie 116J4 bid 117 sales
Harlem .13214 bid 14414 sales
Cleveland and Toledo. bid .... sales
Excited. Firm.
FINANCE BUSINESS—MARCH 4,1864;
There was more buoyancy at the Stock Board
this morning, and some reaction in prices. U. S-
Five-Twenties sold largely at 107’[R>107‘[ —an ad
vance of h'< and the Seven-Thirties; April and
October, at lU>;. State Fives were better, and
closed firm at 97, and the Coupons at 10L City
Loans, of the new Issues, were % lower. Pennsyl
vania Bailroad was active, with free aales at 71—an
advance of a, and the Bonds were held for corres
ponding improvement. Beading Bailroad was
active, and rose >f. Norristown' Bailroad was
steady at 59, and Long Island Bailroad at 46,¥.
Philadelphia and Erie Bailroad waa weak, and re
ceded >»V North Pennsylvania Bailroad was inac
tive. 99 was bid for the Six 9) Cent. Bonds. Cata
wissa Bailroad Preferred fluctuated between 42>4@
42 fi— closing with a firmer feeling, and the Comivm
Btock sold at 2S»f— an advance of If. In New Creek
there were large sales at ljf. IruSchuylkUl Navi
gation there was more activity at 42 for the Pre
ferred, and 30 for the Common stock. . Union Canal
Preferred sold at 6%. Susquehanna Canal sold at
24J4— a decline of X. Wyoming Canal sold at
84X—no change. The Mining stocks;were without
essential change. In Bank eharts there was no
change. In Passenger Ballway securities the only
sale wae of Chestnut and Walnut Streets, at 62.
We are indebted to the Hon. James Pollock, Di
rector of the Mint, for the following statement of
Deposits and Coinage at the United States Mint,
for the month of February, 1864:
deposits.
Gold Deposits from all sources........ ..$23&805 92
Silver Deposits, including purchases 24, W 7 16
' Total Deposits....*.; •••.$261.343 08
GOLD OOINAGE,
* “
No. of Pieces. Value.
Double Eagles...,. 3,890 *77,800 00
Eagles 210 2,100 00
Half. Eagles 200 1,600 00
Three Dollars 490 1,470 00
Quarter Eag1e5........... 474 1,185 00
Dollars .2,460 2,4»>
Hoe Bar 49 ' 43,002 47
Total 7,863 $129,607 47
SILVER.
Collars.. 6,930 6.950 00
Half Dollars 6,230 3,116 00
Quarter Dollars 230 67 60
Dimes : 230 23 00
Half Dimes 230 ,11 60
Three Cent Pieces....... 230 * 6 90
Fine Bars - 6 616 61
Total A...... 13,086
COPPER.
Cents...
* „ Pieces. Value.
Gold C0inage.....?.... 7,863: $129,607 47
Silver. 13,086 9,660 41
Cents .-. .2,620,000 26,200 00
T0ta1.... .... 2,640,948 ] . *165,367 88
Messrs. De Haven & Brother. No. 90 South Third
strMt, make the following quotations of the rates of
exchange to-day, at 1% P, ft,;
Buying. selling.
American G01d............... 60% prem. 61 prenia
Demand Notes... 60% prem, 61 prem.
Quarters and halves ....63 prem.
Dimes and half dimes.. 49 prem.
Spanish quarters.. 49 prem.
ourre “°7 XSls. Mdli.
«ew Yotk«tss«Msst< IMIMft ho pu*
v/'tFSSKL?. °°* quot * Government Securities •
Ice., as follows!
NOOW, March 4,1864.
tt r «>. rsun Buying. Selling.
U. S. O’S, 1861....,,,., ill xt 112 V
D. 5.73-1 Notes, August lio
• “ . •* October. ..'.ill 112
Certificate of Indebtedness ...losv 103 V
„ “ . ,■ new... i. 99v 99%
Quartermasters’Vouchers.. 98% 99
TJ. S. Demand Notes.. .. ~
G01d.......... **.161. 162
6“20 Bonds, full coupons..es.eia.qsa.lOTV 108
Deliveries ol 6-50 Bonds are being made up to
January 19th.
At the Philadelphia Gold Exchange, No. 34 South
atthe fbUowifigrateiV ol7l °° la potation, were
ll Mwketsteady. 1 *• M.,
BOABDS.
too ah Bead B cash 6614
200 ah do ■ 6614
100 ah do Blown 661,"
200 ah do isown 6614
1 100 ah do - 6614
100 eh do b30«5i4
cooah do b3O 6614
200 ah do eaah 6114
too ah do 6614
100 Bh do (5 6314
BOARD.
190 ihK T 4 Middle
„ Goal Field Co -ISJf
200 th do' bl 12«
200 ah Union Onl pfd 6>f
00 ab CamA Atlantia
preferred 25
100 sh Sum Cnl bs 84)*
731 sh SchNav 30
50sh do bio 30
lOO'sh do 2 day> 30
650 ah Sch Nsv prfd 13
200 ah do b3O 42V
US ah. do b 6 43
100 ih Gatiwlua phi 42 )f
200 ah do 42)*
200 ah do h3O 42X
500 ah Mining’ 19)*
60 ah do 19)*
too sh Green Mount 7
100 ah PhilaAErieß
130 37)1
150 ahSead B cash 66)*
100 ah do alO 66-1
200 ah do aSO 66)*
200 ah do 66)1
300 ah do 'MO 63)1
400 ah do 66)1
too ah do; a 5 66)1
FIBST BOARD.
100 ah do • b3O 67)1
100 ah do 66)1
100 ah do sswn 66)1
100 ah do 560 66)1
600 ah do S 6 66)1
160 ah do 66 13*16
2,620,000'
EJCjCAPITULATIOKs.
duThfE^h > e C w^t <>f;F '?' 1I ' !l * n ' l Meall “ Philadelphia
follower’ k endui S> March 3, 1864, were as
Half Barrels of Superfine.'....... ■ „
"corn areai:::::;:::;::::;;:::; {&
\ - •' Condemned........ .. >■, «*»•-
Puncheon* Corn Mea1...... 231 ‘
5H...,. ' “
thTllnntln W H° F " t ' he amount of"coaYshipped'over
bSESS&SSag Br ° ad TtopMowitaSKSS
sinceTarT, Thursday, March 8,1864, anti
last year:' ’ toEe “ er with corresponding period"
Previously.' ' Total.
iiwi fona. Tons. Tons.
Vl9 47,"85 5^04
1583..,........., v . 6 , Tj Q 38*694 44jlU
Increase....; 1,399 ~9.091 : ~i0490’
fo?
1 ity of London, from New York,; aa foUowa^^ 1 ”
P * ’* tog B ‘ gh ‘‘ -IS X
® ,!n *
Cologne, 60days eight.......... ..118)1
LeipsiCjiSO daya sight. ...........118)1
Berlin,6o days sight .!.. ..,.116)1
Amsterdam,.6odays sight.... ......... 66
“teht-...............; 66)1
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
Friday, Mareh 4.—Cotton is (dull’ and pdces are
weak. Small sales of middling at 79. cents, cash.
Cloverseed is firmer and. ranges from sB@B 25 V
64 As. Timothy is quiet at $3 53@3 60 and FlAx
aeed at_ *3 S 6 $ bushel.
,rT^.?! oUr ?“ rket continuesvrty dull and prices
, s’. k,™ buyers..- The export demand iB
fL'l!?(i ilmi,ed antbonly a few hundred barrels
? Uy ele disposed of at 67@7 50 6) barrel,
s? rrela 'f’ ?• Thomas’s extra or private
If/JPA*. ,® ales for the supply of the home con
r» M barrel for superfine, 66 50@475
for extras, ?7@7 7a for extra family, ana 68 to *9 60
. lots according to ; quality. Bye Flour
* n Q° rD Meal nothing doing.
?^ r i° ES ? f ' Wheat ar e light audit is held
■f «!£ *?“l es , of 'P 01 ' bushels good Penoa. Bed at
* X*. b ,? 1 > and smalj lots of White from 61 70
of K ie »t 61306133. comls
aca !» ca i and ’ n steady demand at the advance re
c**f. /fsierday. Sales of 6,000 bushels yellow part
il! ,8 ’, ln Btore , and part at 61 30, deUvered.
ana aUoat. Oats dull; sales of 15U) bushels at 830
Y Cei ®*' change in Barley or. Malt
In Provisions but little doiUfr: but supplies are
to come forward more freely. Mesa
trOTis \b steady 523 suand Hams at 13K1313Y
cents for pickled, and 140 6 cents for smoked and
Shoulders in sal t at 10 cents.
"Whiskey is-in better demand; sales of’5l)0 bbls.
ce^t& a aD< * afc cents and Drudge at 83
POBT OF PHILADELPHIA mathht 4
S&'Ste Marine Bulletin on Second Page,
0 . Mr ,fBHIVBD this day.
Schr Moonlight, Tuthill, 3 day* from New York,
with mdse to captnio.
A Hsmmoad, Higgins, a day* from N York,
with mdse \o D Cooper*
-£chr Wm> Wallace, Scull, 8 days from New York,
with mdse to captain. .
■ ’ , „ CLEAR ED THIS DAY.
Snip Connecticut, Lucas, Liverpool, Thos Biehard*
ton A Co.
Brig Aurate, Clark, S W Pass, J E Barley A 00.
Brig Ida McLeod, Cook, New Orleans, D S Stetson
A Co.
SchrAppieton.Saulsbury.New Bedford, Tack, Bros
Correspondence of the Phlladelphla Exchange.
LEWES, Du. Miffh i
The ship General Williams- from Liverpool for
Philadelphia, is at anchor in the Boadstead. in
company with the U S sloop-of-war Saratoga,
which has not yet received her complement of men.
and three schooners.
A gale from the eastward prevailed yesterday,
but changed this morning to NW, with which three
ships, six brigs and thtrty-eix schooners proceeded
to sea. Weather clear and eooh
YOUn, AO. AAEON MABKTTAT.T-
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Post, at New Orleans
22dult. from New York. . -
: Steamship Columbia, Barton, from New York, at
New Orleans 22d ult.
Steamship De Holay, Sampson, cleared et New
Orleans 22d ult. for Boston.
Steamship Pennsylvania (Br), Brooking, from
Liverpool, at New York yesteraay—67s passengers.
Steamship Yazoo, Couch, from New Orleans.
34th ult. at New lork yesterday. ’
Bark John Fyfe, Meaner, from New Orleans, at
at New York yesterday.
Brig Bnsslan, Toothaker, cleared at New Orleans
32d ult. for Matanzas.
Sehrs Clan Merrick, Montgomery? J Bariev,
Williams, sind Saratoga, Adams, hence at N York
yesterday. *
_ MARINE MISCELLANY.
Geo E Letion (Br),Laraway, from Gonalres
Fsb 12, via Delaware Breakwater, at New York
yesterday, reports: Feb 18, commenced a heavy
norther; lost jibboom and sprung foretopsail yard:
59tb; GAM.lat 24. lon 7t, rell in with the schrl
Ireland, Capt L F Bowen, from Beaufort, NO. for
Philadelphia, having been dismasted by collision
with an unknown' schooner 12 days previous, and
had been driven across the Gulf Stream, and no
prospects of working her back under jury masts,
the captain conducted to abandon her; it blowing
strong from the NW, and the brig being under
double reefs, they could save but little of their
effects; took them all on board and landed them at
the Breakwater.
Sehr Wonder (of Dennis), Berry, from Boston for
'Washington,DO, was abandoned off Montauk Point
26th tilt, full of water, having been capsized in the
heavy blow on that day. The captain and crew
took to the boat, in which they remained two or
three days suffering severely from the cold before
they weie rescued. All hands have arrived home.
The stern of the vessel had come off. She had a
cargo of oats and hay, said to be on government ao»
count. The Wonder was IS9 tons,built at Provi
deuce in 1854.
M SAL? OB EXCHANGE FOE CITY
IBS PROPERTY —A desirable property on SUM
MIT street, Chestnut Hill, within five minutes
walk or Depot. Prioe St>,soo. Ail modern con
venances. Address E G., Bulletin ofUce it*
WAITED— A BILLIARD TABLE.—A
second-band Billiard Table in good condi
tion. Address & note to ‘'Billiards,” at this
office.
Letters testamentary haying
been granted to the undersigned, as Executor
of the will of MARY E. BYRNE, late of the City
of Philadelphia, dec’d, all persons having claims
or demands against the Estate of the decedent, are
requested to make known the same, withoatdelav.
to WILLIAM MOYN. 228 South Third Street
Or, to bis Attorney, JNO. O. MITCHELL, No.
20- South Fifth Street. mh4-f 6t
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY HAVING
been granted to the undi reigned, as Executor
th^ iU .°4J?, rs i , MAETA B. LENTZ, Jaieot
the City ot Philadelphia, deceased, aU persons
having claims or demands against theEstat-»of
said decedent are requested- to mnke known the
same withoutdelay, to CHARLES WURTS, Ex
-Btreet* or to bU Attorney, JNO.
Q. MITCHELL, 208 S. Fifth street. mh4-fßt
PLKA GLASSES AND OFFICERS, FIELD
Glasses, Microscopes tor Physicians and Stu
dents. A very large assortment for sale by
_ M ‘ - « JAMES W. QUEEN 4:00.,
fe22-tm rps 924 Chestnut street.
fePECTAULES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS.
0 Artificial human eyes inserted without pain.
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
..no Opticians,
fe22-lm-rp{ 95, chestnut street
26,200 00
FAMILY SOAP.-CONTAINS
no SILICATE OF SODA, SAND or CLAY,
but is an entirely pure SOAP, and should bs
used by ever, family.
Put up In BOXES OF FIFTY POUNDS, full
weight, when packedand marked Fifty Pounds,
not Bars or Lumps, as many manufacturers brand
their boxes. Manufactured by
GEORGE M. ELKJNTON A SON,
del7-tyrp6 ns MaTgarettastreet
DUBE PALM OIL SOAP. —TblB Soap la mad*
JT of pure fresh Palm Oil, and is entirely a vega
table Soap; [more suitable for Toilet use than those
made firem animal fats. In' boxes el one dozen
cakes for *1 50 per box. - Manufactured by
GEO. M. ELKINTON 6c SON,
N». 116 Margaretta street, between Front and
Second, above Oallowhill street del7-lyrpt
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
SOIiDIEES’ COMPANION,_EVEBY.SMOKEBS
COMPANION.
The most complete present, a Father, Mother,
Brother, Sister or Friend, can make, to their rela
tive In the army.
XHE BIDOWOOD PIPE AND TOBACCO OASB
The cheapest, most nselnl, compact and conve*
nlent article ever manulactnred. Call and lnspec
them. _ , '
B. A G-. A. WBIG-HT, Appointed sole Agents,
. _ _#24 Chestnut street.
The trade supplied at the Gompany’s prices; toll
Uenunt allowed. tail
NEW TURKISH PRUNES 10 Casts, for
sale hy JOB; B. BUSSIER * CO., 110
South Wharyw. . ■ . ■
MEMORANDA.
SUCCESSOR TO W. H. CABBYL, ••: '
MASOKIC HAXXi,
Tl 9 CHESTNUT ST
OFFERS HIS
SPRING STPCK
"Vi OF
WINDOW SHADES
table and piano covers,
CORNICES AND BANDS,
LACE CURTAINS,
PLUSHES AND MOQ.UETTE,
; - DAMASKS AND REPS, „
' AT
POPULAR PRICES.
SENAT, BROS. & CO.
*l4 CHESTNUT Street, opposite Strawberry St
Importers of
WHITE GOODS.
<»mpiete assortment of Jaconets, Cambrics,
Nainsooks, Swiss Molls,
India Book, India Mull and other Muslins of oar
nsnal make and finish. ]al«-tf.
FLOUR. FLOUR.
Ol the following Cimice Brands
“John Mnsselman,” “iEtca ’*
“Henry Mnscelman “Easto”
. “D. Overholser,” “Union.”
‘•Ftrasburg Steam,” “Eclipse.”
.“Willow Grove,” “Suavely,”
“Locust Valley,” “Metzeu.”
“Lbrdon Yale,” “Giah!“
“New Providence,” “Zieler ”
“Samnel Brua,” “Fequeal”
• •John Ranck,” “Samnel Ranck.”
And otter Penna. and Western brands, for sale by
BROOKE & PUGH,
Q ADD TO THE LADIES!
We beg to inform the ladies we have
jnet received a large assortment of
Co urvoisier’s,Alexandre's, and Jon.
vin’s French Kid Gloves;also, ladies’
French Beaver with single and doable
bnttcn. An assortments ladies’ Bn ik
skin Gauntlets and Traveling Gloves
on hand, of our own make.
„ HE ALT AGO.,
Fourth and Chest nut Sts.
CHARLES STOKES ft CO.’S
FISBT-CLABB “ONE-PRICE” READY
MADE CLOTHING STORE. NO
884 CHESTNUT STREET; UN
DEIWEIiucSBIEffiSJ“
For Post—
base of
cellar towaist
anrtfromwaist .
/ .13 V toendoftalL /
J a \ Length of/
E Sleeve (wltb /
l £ arm crooked)!
\ W from middle!
yJPaa&SM ol back be-I
T 1 tween the!
/p 5 f abonldere to!
S g end ol caff, I ,
ft i ! i and around w
/ \ S 3 Its most pro- |
mlnent partof I
k ttectest and *
1 W waist State
ft g wtettererect
/A f or stooping. '
i'l j Far Pants,
I U inside seam,
* and outside
seam from
tip bone arond tte
waist and hip. For
Vast, asms as
Coat A good At
guaranteed.
Ail garments made from directional sent in ao>
cordance with these instructions will be guaranteed
satisfactory. If not so, the money will be returned
for them.
umoers’ Uniforms Ready-made, always os
aandfbr made to order In ties- hast reaTiTTT o>
the mcgCreaaonable terms. Haying finished many
hundred Uniforms the past year far Stall; Pled,
end Line Officers, as well as for the Nayy, ws
are prepared to execute all orders In this im« wi ts
correctness and despatch.
The largest and most desirable stoch of Ready
Hade Clothing in Philadelphia always on hud.
THE PRICE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
ON A Tip OF THE GOODS.
Specimens of Cloth, or other materials, with es
timates sent by mail to any address When re
quested.
CHARLES STOKES ft GO,
CHARLES STOKES,
E. T, TAYLOR,
W. J. STOKES.
STREETS? NINTH SANSOHI
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ac.
OnSATURDAYMORNINGnext, at So' doc t,
comprising about
FIFTY HORSES,
Full descriptions in catalogues.
—ALSO—
New and second-hand Carriages, Light Wagdns,
Ac., with which the sale will commence.
Alse, single and donble Harness, Saddles, Bri
dles, Covers, Whips, Ac.
WNo postponement on account of weather.
Sale of Horses, Ac., on WEDNESDAY next.
ALFRED M. HERKNESS,
Auctioneer.
mh3-2trp
GOLD AND SILVER WATOHES, OI
Ba out own Importation, reiiabl* in quality,
fttm and at low prices. ■
FARR A BROTHER. Importsm,
384 Ofcestnnt street. Mow Fourtn
tß3m QRUPE «'
rT@ TT> STEOK'S PIANO,
I'or eale, 25 per cent, less than elsewhere.
A. SOHERZER,
mh3-3mrps • 424 N. Fonrth, ab. Callowhill.
JAMES BELLAS,
mEOm 279 ud 281 soutn fifthHK9H|
FT • ! I 'STREET, II | | |l
(Sole Agent lor
G. A, PRINCE *OO.’S
World-Renowned Melodeohs,
HARMONIUMS AND drawing-room
ORGANS.
ERNEST G ABLER’S, '
RAVEN * BACON’S,
HALLET, DAVIS * GO.’ S,
jaH-3mrp{ CELEBRATED PIANOS.
COEBEOT PIAMO TUHIMtt.-
gBKSSHMr. O. E. SABSENT’S order* foi
ITT # | 1 1 Toning and Bepalrtng Plano* are re
celred at Mason & Go.’* Store, 967 GHESTHTUI
itreet, only. Ur. Sareeant baa bad Blares Year*'
factory experience In Boston, and Fir* Yean’ ettg
employments Philadelphia. SPECIAL—PIanet
re-leathertd to sonnd as soft and twest-toned a*
new, without rawrina.
Term* for toning. SI.
mTHE UNION PIANO MARU
FACTURING COMPANY havea;
their factory and trareroome, in.
itreet, always a most beautiful assort
meat of their unrivalled PIANOS, which the,
sell at the lowest cash prices or eon instalments.
Give ns a call before purchasing eleewhere, ant
•Tory tattafeotion and guarantee will M |ITIB
tayen.
English sail duck—Best arbroath
DUOS, suitable for sails, Nos. 1, a 3, « and
5, in quantities to salt purchasers, for sale by E,
A. SQUDER * 00. > Dock stmt wharf, mhl-5t
1864.
THOMAS W, TONS & C».,
ARE DAIIeY.'REOEiyiNG ANDOPENING
THEIR
Hew and Elegant Silks,
Choiee Diess Goods,
i Embroideries, Laces, &o.
THIS STOCK is. PRINCIPALLY OB THEIR
OWN SELECTION IN THE
B?STr. EUROPEAN MARKETS,
Wil! lie found one of the Choiceit u«
They Hate Ever Offered Theii Cos^
818 and 820 Chesfnnt Street
le27.tr : '
THEODORE M. APPLE,
GAUGER AND COOPER.
Woe. 112 and id GATZMER STREET,
(Between Front aid. becond and Walnut
Chestnut Streets.) .
PHILADELPHIA.
Imitation BrandrCasks alwayson hand.
mS^?oord^ PlB aDd KegE ' " wa y a
CHARLES EMORY. ALEX.BKHSOVT, JB.
CHARLES EMORY & CO.,
, Stock and Exchange Brokers,
No. 15 SOUTH THIRD 8T
" Philad elphla.
All kinds of nncnrrentfunds and GoldandSU
. ver benght and sold, and Collections mada, ~ -
Particular attention given to the purchase ana
sale of Government State and - other Stocks anA
Loans on commission. ja39kdmf
1864 NEW STOCK. 1864
LINFORD LUKENS,
N. W. corner Sixth and Chestnut Sts.
NOW OFFERS
▲ XsABGB AND SLXGA3TT STOCK €*
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods.
AH the choicest novelties in this department.
on han ?,‘ made Shirts in the
cito. Orders promptly executed.
fey on able. feSl-wfm,3nl
JOHN C. AKKISON,
Nos. 1 and 3 North Sixth stiwt,
manufactubeb op
The Improved Pattern Shirt,
FIRST OUT BY J. BURK *MOOK»,
Wan anted toFit and Give Satufaetiea
ALSO
Importer and Manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN’S
FURNISHING GOODS
■ N. B.—All articles made in a superior manner
by hand and from the best materials* oc6-6m
J. F. IREDELL,
No. 147 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
Between Cherry and Race, aastslda, Fhlla '
Has now on hand and constantly raoslTinc an ele»
iant assortment of
Gentlemen’* Furnishing Goodi,
Shirts on nand- and made to order in mas
satisfactor manner. A fnll line of Gentlemen’*
Merino Sh its, Drawers, Ac. Also—Ladles’ Me*
lino Vests, Drawers, Hosiery, Ac.
0017-8 m M 7 NORTH EIGHTH ST.
A. S. ROBINSON,
LOOKING. GLASSES,
Fancy and Plain Frames, suitable for Ivorytypee,’
Photographs and Engravings. Manufacturer ex
PIER. MANTLE & WALL MIRRORS^
Engravings and Oil Paintings,
Galleries of Pictures and liOoia&fGldsa VFai*«
rooms. ’ __
A. S. ROBINSON
Jo. 916 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia]
V U N D T * S,
go
& No. ie ti
„ M
SOUTH THIRD ST., K
% BANKERS*BROKERS. M
a& r
SPECIE, STOCKS,
Quartermasters' Vouchers and Checks, 1
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND?BOLD. «#
ocU-smrpi
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY- —Hoop
Skirts ready-made and made to order; war
ranted of the beßt materials. Also. Sktrta repalred.
MRS. E- BAIIgI.
818 Vine, street, adore Eightn.
"ITTORSTED YARN Nob; 13 ard 38 of eupe
fels-tf orqPallt fenTgTW>gAM * WEU&
MAKKINO WITH SO?S^i B oS.S!S’ 1
BROIDERING, Braidl^SM^ v *e.
laMVUbnttmffL
SPRING GOODS. 1
SPRING IMPORTATION
Handiomeat. Aaioitmonte.
tomeis.
IMPORTER AND DEARER Uf
AND AM.
1864.