SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM WASIWWTON.
TEE COMING VETO MESSAGE.,
The Action of Congress Declared
"Revotutionary."
AFFAIRS. .IN MEXICO.
THE BELGIAN COMMISSIONERS.
(One Killed and Two Wounded,
DEATH OF C GEN. WILLIAMS.-
From Washington.
[Special Despatch to the Bulletin.]
WASHINGTON, March 24.—The Senate Fi
nance Committee is unanimously in favor
of the Loan bill which passed the Honse
yesterday. The Secretary desired Unlimited
authority in the matter, but is satisfied
with this bill. He is determined to bring
about a reiiumption of specie payments as
speedily as possible. •
The veto of e the Civil Rights bill will be
sent to Congress on Monday. The ground
taken by, the President is stronger than that
taken in his - veto of the Freedmen's : bill. He
pronounces all such legislation revolution
ary*
The vote on the proposition in the Naval
Committee to accept . Leaguer Island, in ac
cordance with the request of the Secretary
of the Navy, will be nearly unanimous. The
Senate Naval Committee is also favorable to
League Island.
'From Mexico
NEw ORLEANS, March 23.—The Picayune
has the following Frezich version of affairs
in Mexico, received by the arrival 'of the
steamer Sonora from Vera Cruz, onthe 12th,
via Tampico on the 15th, and Bagdad on the
18th.
The weather at Vera Cruz is already quite
warm, but healthy. The population large
compared with what it was in form( - /ears.
Business is lively, and the work on the
railroad from the sea coast in the direction
of the capital is progressing rapidly, but it
is no: in running order farther than Paso
del Macho, 45 miles from Vera Cruz.
The commission which went to the city of
Mexico to announce Leopold'a death, in re
turning to Vera Cruz,was attacked by guer
illas at Rio Frio, between Puebla and the
capital. One was killed, another had an
arm fractured and afterwards amputated,
and a third was badly wounded.
A passenger iby the Sonora, who left San
Luis Potosi, February 13th. and went via
Queenstown to Puebla and Orizaba, reports
business dull in San Luis; rents are unac
countably high; mines, and especially the
Catareo, lively. Mestof the Americans are
at Cordova. Regular stages are running
between San Luis, Monterey, and Saltillo.
No communication with Matamoras or
Tampico. . '
All was quiet in San Luis, but not in the
_country around. Between Sin_ Luis,
Quereta and the City of Mexico all was
quiet.
The City of Mexico dates were to the 25th
The• Capital was full of people but
dull, very feW Americans were there, all
having gone to Cordova.
No sickness at Vera Cruz, Tampico or
Bagdad. Small numbers of troops are con
stantly arriving from Europe, and not
many leaving; only such whose terms of
service are up. About 30,000 French troops
arS in Mexico.
General Mejia is the most highly trusted.
Death of Gen. Seth Williams.
BosToN, March 24.—Brevet .Major-Gen.
Williams died last night at the residence of
his sister, of inflammation of the brain, pro - -
bablY superinduced by his severe labors in
the Adjutant General's office for the past
eve years. No officer could die more re
gretted or beloved.
From Georgia.
AUGUSTA, March 23.—The negro Essex
Walker was hung here to-day, for the
inurder of Thomas Byrne, of Burke county.
From Savannah.
SAVANNAH, March, 21.—The steamship
Xissouri has not yet arrived here. The
Livingston has put into this port.
Price of Gold
[By the Peoples
Naw Yorox, March
quoted to-day as folio
20.80 A. M., 125 k
11.00 • 126
11.15 126 k
11.30 126/
The Mobile Cotton Market.
• -
Mosum, March 23.—Sales to-day, 800 bales; for the
week, 7.600; receipts for the week, 8,500; exports, 6,746;
fleck, 8,788. Gold 126@123.
Itiarkets.
NEW Yon's, March 24.—Cotton steady at 41c. Flour
very dull; common grades 10c. lower—sales 013 800
bbls. State, $6 70(4}8114 Ohio, $8 10(d/ill; Western. $43 78
f 10; Southern declining. sales of 400 bbls. at $8 65141
5 50; Canadian 10c. lower, sales 01170 bbls. at $7 20@
11 25. Wheat dull; common declined lc.@2c. Corn
ull. 'Beef steady. Pork dull and unchanged; $2.5 isy a .
Lard heavy, at lef©l9l.o. Whisky dull and nominal.
CITY BIILLETINf.
INQUEST CONCLUDED.—Coroner Taylor
Concluded the inquest in the case of liirS.Emeline Snell,
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Snell. it will be_ remem
bered, was allot while walking along Girard avenue
with her husband and child, on the evening of the 7th.
Sbe died on the 10th. and the attending physician, Dr.
Kline, certified that death was caused by a nervous
shock. The Coroner was: not notified and the body re
moved to Norristown for interment. Being beyond
the jurisdiction of Coroner Taylor, certain affidavits
were necessar/before a disinterment could be had.
As soon as these were procured the investigation com
menced. A post-mortem examination by Dr. Sheo
-1 leigh showed that death resulted from concussion of
the brain, caused by the shot. The ball was found in
the bead. • Several witnesses were examined but there
was no testimony to show who had fired the shot. The
;Verdict of the jury therefore was that death was caused
by a pistol shot fired byaparty unknown. -
A DtsrunnArtoz.—A party of Irishmen
•
who had been entertaining a cOuple of friends who
bad just arrived from the Emerald Isle, yesterday. got
pretty full of whisky, and at four o'clock in the after
noon kicked up a disturbance at Fifth and Market
streets. The Whole crowd fell into the hands of the
police. One of them, named Joseph Morrell, had a
.Nbilly" on his pAlrson. Hewes held in 'LOGO bail, by
Alderman Godbou, to answer at Court. The others
were held for breach of the peace.
THE HIGH SCHOOL INV,ESTIGATION.—The
Special Committee engaged In Usvestdgattaf; the Com*
piaLutagainst Fret Maguire, principal of the
Central Migh SWIM, held another 'leaden yesterday
afternoon. Profe. Rhoades. Hopper and Haverstick
were examined. The evidence went to show that
there was ereat inefficiency in the management of the
affairs of theichool.. The next meeting of the Com
mittee will beheld on Monday afternoon.
ATTEMPTING Ta SOHOOT.—Yesterday after
noon Patrick Flanigan, tbe proprietor of a liqunr
store at Crsase and Thompson streets, got into a diffi
culty with a man in his establishment, and, it is al
leged, attempted to shoot ht with a revolver. When
arrested be is also alleged to,have threatened to tire
upon the officer. Pittrick was taken before Alder
man Shoemalier asd was held in VW" 0 bail for carrying
concealed deadly weapons.
WELL AumEn.:—This . morning Sergeant
Neff overhauled four suspicious Colored men at Sixth
and Bedford streets. Three of the men got' away, bat
the other was captured. The prisoner bad on his per
son a loaded revolver and several knives- Also, a
pocket•handkerchief, marked "E. L Osborne." He
gave his name as Robert Thomas, and was committed
by Ald.Tittermary. •
F' um.—About four o'clock yesterday af
ternoon a fire broke out In the cotton pressing estab
lishment ofJ. Howard. No. 341 Frankford road. The
building was a two-storied brick, the first floor being.
used for drying puTposes. The flames spread rapidly
through the loose cotton, and the structure was pretty
well burned out. A large quantity of cotton in a back
building escaped. The lose is estimated at t 2,000.
ADMITTED TO THE Philadelphia,
March 24th, 1866, on motion of Bonjamin Barrio
Brewster.PAq., Wm. Knight Shryock• was this day
admitted to practice as an Attorney in the District
Court and Court of Common Pleas for the city and
county of Philadelphia.
PORTION OF A DROWNED BODY FOUND—
An arm and shoulder was sound in the kDelaware. at
tdmpaon et. dock, yesterday afternoon.
The limb here the appearance of having been in the
water a long time. Efforts wer.' made to find toe re
=tinder of the body, bat were unavailing.
DLSCHARGED.—This morning Recorder
Nnett gave his decision in the case of Sohn J. Collins,
who has had several hearings upon the charge of Sell
ing lottery policies. The case was dismissed on the
ground that Collins is already under 13,500 bail before
Alderman Lutz upon a similar charge and the case has
been returned to Court.
BAD Boys.—Five boys, who have been in
the habit of annoying the public acbool at Fifteenth
and Fitzwater streeta, were arrested yesterday, and
after a bearing befereAld . Lutz, were committed for a
breach of the peace.
ASSAIMT WITH A. RAZOR .—A colored man
named Chula!' Sands was arrested last evening at
Fifth street and Girard avenue for attempttng to cut a
woman with a razor. He was taken before Alderman
Shoemaker and was committed to answer.
FUGITIWE FROM RISTICE.--4 . 0h11 Brown,
alleged to be a fugitive from justice from Mount Holly
New Jersey, was arrested last night by the Harbor Po
lice, He was sent back to New Jersey.
NazAw.vra M. E. CsuscH.—The Rev. T.
A. Fernley, the newly appointed pastor of Nazareth
M. E. Church, Thirteenth street, below Vine, will
preach to-morrow morning.
AILERICAN ANTI-11COMISTATOR.--SCALE
ire Bonallts.—The Scientific American says:
"As incrustation is the sole cause of the destruction
of Boilers, we do not see why owners ao not employ
some means to obTlatetbe evil. The thickness of an
egg-shell between the water and the iron compels the
use of 1.5 per cent. more fuel to generate steam; and,
as a crust one-fourth to one-half inch is no uncommon
occurrence, the immense waste of ftiel and the more
rapid burning of the iron are readily seen.. Repaint°
some of the western boilers coat 2,000 dollars a year.
This and the fuel wasted might both be saved it the
boilers were kept clean, as iron cannot burn with water
next to it. Hence will be seen ,the advantages and
necessity of preventing scale. The item of stopping
works to scale boilers is no inconsiderable amount. The
apparent loss of the day is trifling, bat in large estab
lishments, where large capital is idle—the men off and
not to tarn up when wanted—should induce every
mill owner to save this lost day, which need occur but
once Matz or twelve months if no scale formed."
The operation of the American Anti.locrostator
such THAT IT REMOVES ALL TICE SCALY. FROM THE
BOILER AND AFTER ITS REMOVAL. PREVENTS ANY
NEW CRUST OR SCALE FROM FOAILLNO, AND EFFECTS
A LABOZ,SAVINO IN FUEL.
In-this city, alone, upwards of fifty manufacturing
establishments as well as the Continental Hotel, have
already introduced the Anti-Incrnstator, and the
Company, tre daily receiving orders and Inquiries
from almost every State in the Union.
Every information given at the office of the Com
pany. No. 147 South Fourth street, corner of Har
mony. Philadelphia. Correspondents proinptly an.
swered.
JOBB C. IaRMSON, President.
IL G. LE:ISENBERG. Secretary ieasarer.
JAMES HARPER, Managing Di=
JOHN C. CRESSON,
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON,
D. H. BOCEHELL, ROL
W. G. MOORHEAD,
•
JAMES HARPER,
W. H. GATZMER,
G. LEASENBENG, Directors.
Messrs. Savery dr Co., at their Philadelphia Iron
Hollow-ware Foundry, Southwest corner Front and
Reed streem,have had the Anti-Incrustator in use since
February 8. 1864. Their testimony is as follows:
• New 'York.
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24.—G01d ban been
11.45 1251@A
12.00 M. 1251
12.15 P. M. 125.1@il
"OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA IKON Ho racow.
WARE FOUNDRY, Southwest corner Front and Reed
streets. Philadelphia, March 16th, 1866.
"John C. Cresson, Esq.; President dnti•lnerustatian
Mutiny:
"DEAR SIR—In the boiler connected with oar estab
lishment, we have bad one of your Anti-Lacrustators
in use since February Bth, 1861. AL that time our boiler
was comparatively new, but scale had already formed
in j it. and in some Instances we took out piectze from
one-sixteeoth to one-eighth of an inch in thickness.
"Our - method of cleaning then was different from the
present. By the use of the Anti-Incrustator, we are not
compelled to slop our works, as formerly, as the instru
rnent keeps the boiler tree from scale, and consequently
clean, without trouble. , Pick, scraper and hammer are
dispensed with, and the injury liable to boilers by clean
in g with the old process is entirely removed. The Anti -
Incrustator we consider of great value to every mann•
facturer. Our experience, from its use, eves us much
pleasure to state that it saves fuel, a vast deal of trouble ,
and renders the boilers more secure under all circum
stances. Since its introduction we use doable the power
in our works that we did previously, and with lees
fuel. Our bOiler is 28 feet long and 60 Inches diameter,
with two return flues 12 inches diameter,
" Very respectfully, &c.,
"SAVERY & CO."
7 3-10's WANTED, DeHaven dr, Brother,
40 South Third Street.'
5-20's WANTED, DeHaven ft Brother,
40 South Third street.
COMPOUND interest notes wanted by De
Raven dr. Bro.
DstreqmTW SURDRIIM i EVERY VA-
SNOWDEN B.EtOTH Importers,
23 South Mghth street.
Bownies INFANT CORDIAL is a certain,
safe and speedy cure for choke, pans ttnft spasms,
t ax eld= ary e Green
Brest reli d children teething, limeys
"FELT COPS AND BUNION PLASTERS."—
Mailed for fifty centa. Bower. Sixth and Vine.
HERNIA OR RurnTßE—Treated with
Professional skill, and Trusts of approved constrao•
lion applied by 0. H. NEEDLES, corner of •Twelfth
and 'Race streets.
BRONZE Ink Stands, Fans, Card Receiv
re, Jewel Caskets, Cigar 081393, Cutlery, etc.
SNOWDEN & BROTHER,
Importers, 73 South South Eighth street.
FOR COUGHS AND THROAT DISORDERS,
use Brown's Bronchia Troches," having proved their
efficiency byn test of many years.
"I have never changtti my mind respecting them
from the first, excepting to think yet better of that
which I began thinking well of.
"REV.-XENRY WARD BEECHER.P
CEDAR CAMPHOR.
Fon MOTHS—Use it early and you gain money while
you sleep, for you save by destroying swarms yet un
bore. C. C. is sold by all druggists.
HARRIS 6L CHAPMAN, Boston.
New Jersey Matters.
NEW JERSEY r. M. E. CONFERENCE--
Fourera DAY.—The Conference was called to order by
Bishop Scott. and the devotional services, consisting
of readings portion of Scriptures singing and prayer,
were conducted by Bev. J. 5, Heisler.
Minutes of the preceding meeting were then taken
uV ille seventh ad "d approved.
question, concerning who are the su
pernumeraries. was then takenup. The casd of J. W.
Hickman was called. That gentleman made'. an af
fectibg statement concerning his enfeebled health, and
asked to have his relations changed from supernu
mearry to effective. His wish: was complied with.
Mr. Grant was here permitted to make a statement
in regard to the delinquency of. members who had not
settled with himconcerning the business of the book
concern.
Its the case of S. Jaquett, he was retell:tell as Super
numerary,wlthout work.
The Rev. Messrs. Atwood and Robinson were here
introduced to the Conference.
The case of Henry Beigle was called, and his rela-
tion as supernumerary was continued. •
The fifth question was called. and considered, when
R. M. Stratton was elected to Elder's orders.
The question of orders of local ministers and deacons
was called, and S. L. Johnson was elected to a deacon
ship. This question elicited considerable remarks
generaLy, which were duly appreciated.
The application for deacon's orders by R. L. Barwiss
Was refused. S. G. Jarmon was elected, Considerable
discussion prevailed on these applications, when Mr.
Cheston was also elected. Mr. Hopkinson, from the
Methodist Protestant church; was received into deacon
shin. •
Peter Provost was admitted to trial in the Confe
••ren ce.
Andrew Scott made application for admission atid -
Was received.
The prorosition of electing , Peter lined to trial
with much amnion, Mr, Bard was recommended
rnt DAILY EVENING PB.ILAAELPIEIA, SATtritDAT, MARCH 24,1866.
as an able and efficient preacher and a very valuable
member. Be was also represented as being en Hike.
rate map, but he had been very successffil in winning
souls to God.
Mr. Winner seemed to be warmly in favor of the
young , applicant, and alluded in strong terms to the
work he had accomplished. holding that. if it took
foe's to convertsouls, he was in favor of feels, for Mr.
Bard had been the means of having converted over
two hundred in the space of one year.
A resolution was offered recommending that Mr.
Burd be retained In his present position another year,
with instruction to devotehis time to atudy. Thereso
lution was adopted. 56 to V.
The amount of Missionary money collected through
out the.districts of the Conference is 118.501 15.
A number of committees made their reports in refer
ence to the programme of future business, preaching,
dic which were adopted.
Monday morning at 93i o'clock was fixed as the
time for receiving the report of the Centenary Com
mittee.
The hour of adjournment having arrived, the
meeting announcements were made, and the body
adjourned.
At the Chestnut to-night "Cattouche," . nted,
1,000 Milliners." and "Nnrsey Chickweed." cold ty
night Brougham's "Only a Clod." Wednesd y nitht,
Birgfeld's benefit. Thursday night Scribe's medy of
"Betrayer and.Batrayed.' At the Arch t evening
Mr. Dillon in "Belphegor," with "Tha Golden
Farmer" for an afterpiece. At the Walnut Mr.
Hackett's last night, the splendid bill of last,evening
being repeated. On Monday Miss de Marguerittss be.
gins an engagement. At the American the usual
t4anarday night's variety. At Assembly Building
Signor Blitz. At the same locality the Minstrels.
PIMP . •
500 17 888 'Bl eon 104 U 50080.9.11 D eh Ocean 011
10011 8 6-20, . 'ea 1033 400 eh do • b3O 1 6
ex) Phllada Be new 92 12 eh Penns B IZ ,
1200 do old 873 E 17 eh Cam dt Am c 118
1000 Leblgh Val Bde 90 1100 eh Catawie of WO 29
1000 Pa B Ist mgt es 300 eh do 29 Yi
2de 98 500 eh Bead B 50%
PBIOI OP eri•Ouzz in NEW YORE.
jalwr.Tblegruph.)
CLAM swum oLAAB.
Aarecrlsan Gold..—
- —.126% sales .--. sal •
Reading Railroad . 5156-100 sales ...4.. Wee
New York 0entraL......... 92% sales .-- mien
U. B. es 'Bl Int oft-- —.IN% sales ...... Wei .
11. S. Be, 5-20 a.--....... 103% sales
Erie— - _______ 80% sales .-- Wee
Hodson Rlver—...---los% sales .-- sales
Steady. elerem
!'lasses and Itastimess...Nareh 24,11460
Stocks were dull to-dty, and the speculative shares
generally were weak, but the better class of shares
and Bonds were without essential change. Govern
ment Loess were steady at MAU for the Coupon Sixes,
103%; for the FiveTwentbsg_99%* for the Seven-
Thirties, and 90l Ibr the Ten-Forties. State Fives
closed at 86@56%, and City Lean%, Of the new issues, at
bz. Camden and Amboy Railroad, Pennsylvania Rail
road, and Northern Central Railroad s advanced
Beading Railroad closed at 50%—a declke of %, and
Catawissa Railroad Prefhrred at 49—a decline of 51%
was bid for Mine Hill Railroad; 29 for Little Schuylkill
Railroad; 36 for North Pennsylvania Railroad, and 39%
for Elmira Railroad Preferred. In Canal shares and
Bank stocks there,was not a single transaction at the
resider Board. In Gila the only activity was in Ocean,
which sold at 61,146%. Coal stocks were neglected,
Passenger Railway shares were not offered, to any ex
tent. 6136 was bid for Tenth and Eleventh Streets; 47
b. o for Hestenville; 19 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth
Streets; 123 for Seventeenth and Nineteenth Streets
50 for Chestnut and Wainu Streets; 34 for Spruce and:
Pine Streets, and 14 for Upper Ridge.
Gold continues to decline,and closed with sales &L 125.
Jay Cooke ex CO. quote liovermsuant Securities, ckc
treday, sa Italows:
11. B. es, 1381...................---........11:4 ..i 105
Old 5410 Bonds. --.--103 U ' 1004
New " 1984.....................--109, 104
5-20 Bonds. 1965- ----lid% 104 '.
10-40 Benda-Coupon 0f,....-..... 905 91 ,!'
7 8-10 Angust-.----.- ........100 100'j .
" June.-...-.-................... -- 997-1 1011'.4
" July— , -991 j 100
Certificates of Indentedne=. SO 994
Gold-at 151 o'clock—.-... ...12.51i 125,
Messrs. DeHaven ~ Brother. No. 40 Baran .rntrd
street, make the follow 11111 - quotatlOns of the Mee 11/
exchange to-day, at 1 P. biz
Blircir•
Americus d.......--
Silver-Quarte Gol rs and ba1vt......121
Compound Interest Notes:
. " SonelSBl-. 53
" .1ct1y.1864.- 7(
• " Ang.lS64- V; 7:i
Oct. 1884.. ssi 14;
• " Dec. 1886... s'ri 5:4
4 " Etay,lBB3.- 2.14 2
" " ' Ang.lB/15.- I.S 2
.. 13, IV
.. El e ctra: 1-N4 13'
Smith, Randolph & Co.. Bankers, li South Tnir2
street, quota at 11 o'clock as Wows
Gold.— , —.—.,......—...1-WiESI2SM
U. S. 181 h" lionds.------.....—...104W104.%
U.S. 15-2% 18,2.------...- - . 10 !
" POI-------...:-.1
1865--..........—..-----.. 106
1040 -------- 90X
U.S. 7.204-Thit -- serl=...--.......---108 10.1 f.;
.. 2d serles--;.--...-. 100 1013
.. Sd series.-- ----..........100 1003.;
11. S. Certificates of Indebtedness--- fraiiSil 88:,i
.Compounds, Dec, 1864......... sh,
Prilladelplits Market .
SATtIIDAY, March 24.—The movement in Bread
stuffs continue of a very diminutive character, but
prices are not influenced by the r4--11Whi. downward
strides in the premium on Gold, and for Flour we con
tinue yestelday's quotations, with the remark, how
ever, that there Is no shipping demand and the home
consumers manifest a persistent determination only
to purchase for the supply of We most necessitous
wants. Small sales at Is WW7 la barrel for al/Perdue.
LT", $9®$l0 1(l i t t i r . Pr 5°40
and i gilO N :rd w o. es , t eiltsl.ll.
to $l5 tor fancy lots—according to quality. Rye Flour
Is steady at $4 75. Prices of Corn Meal are nominal.
The offerings of prime Wheat •are small and this Is
the only description wanted. Small sales of Red at
112452 3$ is bushel for fair and .
choice. 2500 bushels fair
White sold at 12 50. Rye is steady at 85®90 cents.
Corn Is lass active and there is less coming forward.
Sales of 4000 hi:whets yellow at 65@70 cents in store,
and 70 cents afloat. Oats aye unchanged: 1000 bushels
Penna. sold at 50 cents. DOO bushels Barley Malt sold
at $1 40.
Cloverseed—A sale of3fobushels irons $4 50 tO 2.5
ch lefty at a 5" Ta.
Whisky Is dull. Sales of 100 barrels Ohio at r. 25 and
Penna. at i 2 25.
IMPORTATIONS
Reportea for the nuaV fa
.r;Velling rsauetin.
LIVERPOOL—Sbip Juno, Card-10 aroma caustic
soda 248 eks soda ash 100 bbls do Yarnell & Co; 57 eks
do Whitall, Tatem dr. Co: 104 do do C W Churchman &
Bon: 15 do,do 6do mdse Powers & Weightmad; 50 elm
suiph ammonia Henry Karsten; 40 do soda ash 193
tons pig iron 8 & W Welsh; 500 pigs lead S Morris Wain
& Co: 2 pkgs machinery Crow; & Son: 2 pkgs bow 8
loose chains 15 cks chains and Anvils Newiln. Fernley
&. Co: 8 eke drains 1 do hdw Garrett. Kent & Co; 3 cks
gelatine C Kellogg: 108 crates ethw W G Pier= 118 do
A F . Kberman; 22 do Burgess di Goddard; 11 do Marren
& Witte: 17 do Asbury do "Young: 16 do Huntington &
Brooks; 40 tcs mdse Fowler &. Crampton; 24 eke do Dr
33 Jayne & Son; 47 pkgs do Brown, Shipley & Co; 420
bags do Dupont de Nemours & Co; 50 elm do Grant &
Bon; 3 cases do Turner & Wayne; 7 sacks seeds 13 Lan
dreth &. Bon; 4 pkgs mdse Bullock &Crenshaw; 11
books J B Lippincott & Co; 18 bales blankets Biter,
Price & Co: 2s bales rags Jessup & Moore' 1950 sacks
fine salt J R Penrose! 100) do 80 tons rock do W Bomar
& Son: 50 kepi hi carb soda 7234 pcs dyewood 47 bbls
=dee 162 eke soda abh 86 bbia caustic soda order.
CARDENAS—Brig Prentiss Hobbs, Morgan-324
hbds 38 tee molasses Geo C Carson & Co.
STEN Marine BuLletin on 8 Lzth RIPS.
A/UtIVED THIS DAY.
Brig Prentiss Hobbs, Morgan Is days from Carde
nas, with molasses to WO C Orson & Co.
Brig N Stevens, Saunders. 4 days from Wood's Hole,
with guano to Pant Pohl. Jr.
Behr J H Moore, Nickerson, 7 days from Boston,
with mdse to Mershon & Cloud. -
Behr Rescue, Kelly. 7 days front Boston, with mese
to D Cocuper.
Schr Mary Fletcher, Tracy, 6 days from Salem, with
mime to Mershon & Mud.
Schr Golden Eagle. Kelly. 4 days from New Bedford,
with oil to J B A Allen & Son.
Bohr B G Whilden,_Neal. 2 days from New York.
Schr Lizzie Masll, Frambes from Boston.
Behr hiltiiittararoin - iieiiirorlDr
Fehr E J Heraty Mere* ith, from Boston. •
Behr A Benin; Simpson, 6 days from Boston, in bal-
last to W Hunter, Jr. & Co.
Behr J Dorrance, Rice, from New York.
Behr M Hern, Errickson, from New York.
Schr Evergreen, Balleste, from New York.
Behr Deborah, Warwick. from New Haven.
Schr Sarah Clark, Griffin, from New Suffolk.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Behr Elizabeth (Fr), Berto, Cork for orders,E ASouder
& Co.
Behr Ella Fish, Ogler, Charleston, D S Stetson & Co.
Sam Eva Bell. Lee, Boston,M S Bulkley.
Schr Lizzie Marde, Frambes, Boston. Day & Huddell.
Scbr Isaac Rich, Crowell, Boston, BancroftLewis&C.o.
Seim Edwes J Heraty, Meredith, Boston, Holbrook &
Hugh.
Behr B G Whilden, Neal, =Caldwell,Gordon&Co
MEMO A.
Bark Janet (Br), for Mayaguez, to load for this port,
was chartered at et Thomas prior to 12th inst.
Brig Albert Dewis (Br), Dewis, was chartered at Si,
Thomas prior to 12th inst. tor - Candnegos, to load for
New York, Boston, or Philadelphia,
Bohr Chaa McCarthy, Godfrey, hence at St Thomas
28th ult.
Brig Ocean Wave, from Zaza for New York, before
reported below New Orleans in distress, arrived up at
the city 22d inst. She was leaking. Captain Fogarty
bad committed suicide.
u. WARNINGS FROM THE' DEAD NOT
NEEDED.—Rev. T. J. Shepherd, D. D., will
preach a Sermon on the above subject, In the First
Presbyterian Church, N. L.. Buttonwood street, below
Sixth To morrow (Sabbath) Evening, services com
mencing at 73; o'clock. its
.01.1 NOTICE.
PIELLADELPECIA, March 241 h, 1866.
e undersigned having decided to retire from the
profession of Instructress of Horsemanship, respect
folly Informs the public that she will give lessons until
the 20th of April next, on the most moderate terms.
Ladies and gentlemen will do well to improve this
last opportunity.
tiaddle horses, saddles, bridles dc., will be closed
out at private sale cheap to wind up this old and
popular riding school.
MADAM MINNA,
No. 1411 Arch street.
udd44trPi
, AMIISE SIENTS.
EIJ.iI,; 3:0111111
M N W •
-
Bruins.
POST Q J PHILADKUHIA-MlKg 24.
CURTAIN . FABItICS.
o'••••.1 /
FRENCH CRETON CURTAINS
ENGLISH LACES
Upper A.pa,rtments.
Parlor Lace Curtains,
Drawing Room Curtain%
Library Curtains,
IN GREAT VARDITY:
WINDOW SHADES
CITY AND COUNTRY. HOUSES
In desirable styles and colors.
L E. WALRAVEN,
MASONIC MALL,
719 Chestnut Street.
MARVIN'S PATENT
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
FIRE AND BURGLAR
SAFES
NEVER LOSE TIIETR FIRE PROOF QUALM: Er..
NEVER CORRODE TIMRON.
NEVER MOULD THEIR CONTENTS.
FIFTY THREE HOURS in Charleston fire, yes
books were perfectly preserved.
MAILVIN sSr.
721 Chestnut Street,
(MasonlcHall,) Philadelphia,
And 265 Broadway, New York,
Sideboard and Parlor Wes for Silver Ware.
Second-hand Safes of all the other makers.
Sate received in exchange for new ones.
Send for illustrated natal , e. relict& -• thin • •
WE OFFER FOR SALE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD 7 PER
CENT. BONDS.
EMBER PAYABLE IN COLD IN
THE CITY OF RIM YOBIC.
•
S. O's, 159115,
INIVED TO THE PACIFIC RIULROAD
CORPA3II%
Interest payable In currency. The cheapest Govern:
meat Bend ori ths Market. received by U.S. Treas.
er at per cent. as security far National Bank Or
culasion.
MORELS AND ESSEX RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE Ts, DUE 1914,
Strictly lrinst-clant Bonds; Ihr sale lower than other
Bonds of the same class. •
Government Secarittee of all kinds bought 'and sold.
Stocks and Gold bought and sold on cmiimbelon In
this and other marketett
Interest allowed on deposits.: •
E. W. MARK & CO., Bankers,
5p No. SS 43. THIRD Street. Philada.
DUEL. & CO.,
BANKERS.
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET?
5-20's,
7-30's,
10-4-o's,
1881. 9 5,
Certificates of Indebtedness,
Compound Interest Notes and -
GOLD AA D SILVER,
Bought and. Sold.
Drafts drawn on Ragland, Ireland, France and Ger
Stocks and Fronde bought and sold on Comrabodon at
the Brokers' Board, here and In New York.. Orders
solicited. non-Our
SPRING GOODS
SPRING STYLES !
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR, Q •
612 Chestnut St.
I JOY,:COE & CO,.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
AND SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY
For the Newspapers of the whole country.
Northeast corner of FIFTH - and
fel7-5.w,12t1 CHESTNUT Streets.
MILNE FRENCH MANTES, CLOCKB.—A fresh im
fratation
RXRPHIIB. of beautiful styles, warranted correct
FARE & BROTHER. Importers . ,
1924 Chestnut street; below FOIIIIJI.
• ILIOOP SHIRT MUSTY - FACTORY -- Hoop Skirts
ready made and made to order warranted of the
best materials. AlnO.Sitirta reM s ed•
.R. BAYLEY,
fel-atni • 81.11 Vine street. above Eighth.
TO 0 RENT FOR SIX MONTHS OR E AR
A small flonished imuseln a Desirable location.
5 W. T.. office of EVENING BIILVETM.[MI3243O
int , TO LET.—Large and desirable STORE, Ninth
street, above Cherry. DICRSON BROS., 320 Wal
nut street, up stairs. mb24sa tu th-tff
WANTED—In the neighborhood of
neat fur
CheltonEn. or 3fount Airy,
teed Cottage, or part of a house. in a fam ly where
no other boarders will be taken. Apply to E. S. MAW
SOH 706 .Arch street. • mhls-th.s 6t rp3
To HODBEEEEPERSe for cleaning silver and
ver-plated ware, v. NEW•PoLISHING POWDER
—the best ever made. FARR it BROTHER.
D 315 824 Chestnut street. below Fourth •
IVR SALE.- alb Shippers, ',Grocers, Hotel-keepers
nd others—A very superior lot of ChamAragno
Hider, by the barrel or dozen. P, T. JORD
nod-rptf MO Pear street . below Third and Walnut
SPFCTAL SALE OF ESTRAORDINe.RY
Kft'TROTTING HORSES AND LIGHT
AG NS.
sir ON TUESDAY .310ANPirG, March 27, 18iit3, at
o'clock,at MARBLE HALL, the residence of Henry
IA Hither, Esq., Whitemarsh township, Montgomery
TWENTY will sold, about
FIVEMATCHED AND SINGLE
HOMES,
Comprising many of the most valuable animals ever
offered at Auction in this 'Acidity, including several
extraordinary
that trotters, and some good saddle
horses. ALSO—Three Light Wagons.
Full particulars in Catalogues.
- ALFIRIRT) M. BERKNEW
ant22-4t Auctioneer,
04.14PETTAFGE1.
IMPORTED AND DOMEBTIO
-CARPETING&
First-i Class Goods
I AND
ONE INVARIABLE OASH PRIOR.
AN IMMENSE STOCK,
American and European Manufacture.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
004
cEnTiIIIT STREET, MILULt I
Now offer their
Great Spring Stook of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CARPETING%
mattrczr AND ENGLISH AXMINSTER,
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTON,
6-4 AND 9-4 'VELVETS,
SIRE ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
CROSSLEY'S TAPESTRY,
IMPERIAL TSREE•PLY CARPET,
SINE INGRAIN CARPET.
ENGLIE3I-1 BRUSSELS
AND
ROYAL WILTON CARPETS,
POE STAIRS AND HALL%
WITH BORDERS.
3-4, 4-4, 5-4, 674-
RED, CEEECIDED,' AND FANCY
Iflernrias.
COCOA MATTINGS,
ENGLISH. OIL CLOTHS, &c. mlaktm rp
CARPETINGS!
AT RETAIL.
MeCALLM,CREASEVIOAN,
519 Chestnut Street,
iO4:ol:44l:4•oo:4vA,zp4rodm:9:7.‘sti
Bea leave to Inform the public that they 'have now
open their
Spring Stock
CARPETINGS,
NEW AND CHOICE DEMONS
Foreign end Domestic Mannfacthlre,
Which they offer at prices corresponding with
The Decline in Gold.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH ASH:MISTER.
ENGLISH. ROYAL WILTON.
VELVETS, ALL WIDTHS.
SUPERIOR ENGLISH BRIE ,, Sirr
TAPESTRY "
ROYAL WILTON, VELVET, BRUSSELS AND
TAPESTRY CARPET.
We offer the above in all ,widths; with borders' for
Halls and Stairs. Also,
napvin AL TRREF--PLY
LNGR CARPET, EXTRA SU
PERFINE AIN.
Just Received,
AND FANCY
Canton Mattings.,
of all widths.
WRITE, RED
Mo 'Crease & Sloan,
No. 519 Chestnut Street,
OFPOSEPE MiDERENDKNCE HALL;
rpi
C.AJbLV.EITIIN - C3-.
LEED.OM AW
Invite attention to their asaortmeat
Foreign and Domestic
CARPETING,
NOW OPENING AT I
No. 910 Arch Street,
mlarAm ABOVE 3
"GLEN ECHO MILLS,"
GERMANTOWN, PA.
McCALLUMS, CREASE & SLOAN
it.i.;isp , [ 4 ,44ll)AatgallisSo , o):TiVar - WN4 , 11;
SALE DICAT.WRR•IN
CARPETING,
OIL CLOTHS, MATTING% &c.
WAREHOUSE,
NO. 509 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the State House,
PTTrr. 4 T)EXT'IM.. •
Retail Der•artmen. „
No. 519 Chestnut St.
mh6.3mrp
fIOTTON AND 1 1 , 1 LNEN BAIL DUCK of ev ery width
4 / from one to six et wide L all numbers. 1 Tent and
Awning puck, ra ermakerefeltlng, Tvidne. ae. •
JOIIN W, EVAIRmAN & co
..
No. lea Jones's Alley ,
THIRD EDITION,
Death Of edge Stevens.
ALBANY, March 24.—Judge T. B. Stevens
died last night, aged 55.
CLEAVELAND, March 24.—Harvey Bash
field (15 Co.'s wooden-ware factory was
burned last night. Loss, $140,000, partially
insured.
NEW YOBS, March 24.—The steamer
New York, for Southampton, sailed at
noon, with $103,500 in specie.
X2loMitti Congress—FizSt seegen.
WsnearteroN, 2.fargh 24th.
The House met as in Committee of the Wholeon the
State of the Union, the only business in order being a
general debate on the Preaident'a Annual X
The attendance both on the floor and in the grl 3 =3
was very EIMIL
Mr. Brooks (N. Y.) rose to a personal explanetlert
In reference to the Globe resort of the discussion be
tween himself and the gentleman from Carlo, (Mr.
Garfield), on Thursday last. He stated that the re
marks purportft to have been made by Mir. Garfield
were not hftam by, him (Mr.'Brooks) and were
ache understood them, incorrectly reported; although it was not for him to: say how or wheathe mist
ing occurred. It was to him a matter afcom paraiivey
little Importance except that he wished to stand
right upon the record. Referring [to the
made by Mr. Garfield last Congress from the=
Committee to Investigate I into - the
management of the Currency Brinting
Bureau. he found that altbotush it was not
signeditSommenced by reciting that Mr. Garfield frame
the Select Committeeotc., made tke followiag
_report;
The minority report was signed by himsel f (Mr.
Brooks) and Messrs . Stewart, Steel and Dawson. HQ
had a letter read from Mr. Jordan/ Solicitor to the
Treaspry, to Mr, Chase, stating as the result
of an investigation made by
into the charges against S. M. Clark, be had received
an entire co on that the most material part the
statements were ru e.
Mr. Gar fi eld ( o) said that he was obliged to the
gentleman from New York for the correction he had
made. It was the universal custom for onemember,
authorized by a committee, to make theand
that had been done in this case. report,
e had
been authorized by a majority sof the Commit
tee to make the report. If he I had not been
so authorized, surely some one of the four members
associated with him, Mews Davis (aid. ) Wilson
(Iowa). Jenckes (B. I.), and Fenton !'Fa. would
have made a correction. The conclusion'ef 0 report
which be bad made was in these words:
Resolved. That the policy of printing , public money ,
in the Treasury has resulted in a great saving of ex
pense to the Government, and security against frauds,
and that the affairs of the printing bureau have been
administered with marked ability and Integrity.
In addition to this there was a report from Governor
Fenton expressly stating that be concurred with the
report of the Committee in everything except a reflect
lion on the New York Bank Note Companies.
Mr. Wilson (Iowa) said that he bad not concurred in
the conclusions of the Committee. and that if the re
port had been presented to him for! his sigizatere.be
would not have signed it. I
Mr. Garfield (Ohio) stated that this was the first
time he knew that the gentleman from Ohio dtssdiated
from the report of the majority. The majority had
authorized him (Mr. Garfield) to make it, and he had
made it..
CARPETING&
Hr. Wilson (Iowa) said that he had been asked by
Id r. Henry Winter Davis, a member of the Commit.
tee. whether be was willing to sign the report, and had
replied that be was not, as he- did not agree with the
Committee in its sonclusions,as set 'brick in the report
and resolution accompanying It. 44
Here the matter dropped, and Mr.lfoultoneddreeeed
the Hone. , -
NEW Yoag, March 24.—G01d, 123 i; Stocks are dull:
Chicago and Bock Island. 1153,i'.: Illinois Central
Scrip, Ils; Michigan Southern, New York
Central, 92%; ng , i lo”ir, Hudson Bicer, 10Ih Vir
ginia 6s, 696 Brie, 5036; • Western Union, 4,T. Ten-
Forties SOX; Treasuries, ire@iloo3s, with large
Barrnions.. Match 24.—loreAcieU white, 24©v1e•
yellow. 71c. Oans CAI et 48c. Flour inactive; .high
grades firm. 'rovlsione doll and drooping. Groceries
,c , d. ‘ veatidheavy. Whisk 7 VV.
FATAL RAILROAD Accm'r.—A
named Joseph Mack, seven years of age, was run
over, this mornisg, by a coal train, on Use North
Pennsylvania Railroad, below Berke street, and was
Instantly killed. The accieent was caused by .an
attempt 1 o Jump upon the cars. The deceased resided
at No. 1747 Hull street, above Columbia avenue.
Bales at Philadelphia Stock Beard
SALM- AFTER FIRST BOARD.
11009 U 8 5-°.o's '6l 10314113000 Camd & Amboy
D.,190 0, E 13 10-4 Ce con 90.% mtgts
1000 S Trees 73-10 sh Commonwealth
,7 Notes June 99% Bank 55
do July , 99% 100 sh Read B &We WI
3300 do Aug 100 16 sh Penns R 55%
ME Lehigh Val Rds 90 100 sh Spruce & Pine
lOW Read B Bis 87% 800 sh Catawls Di 23
Z)3 City 69 new 92 ,Z.,10 sh do b 5 78
SECOND BOARD.
0300 City 6shew 92 1200 sh Reading B b3O 5L'll.
sh Lehigh Val RR 62 20 sh Penns RR 55%
ssh Del Division 95 1,
•
DES, GALLOWAY & SHEDD
HAVE - OVED TvivrEi
Electiopathir, Institution
TO
-N0.1230 WALNUT STREET,
One door east of Thirteenth street,
Where their increased facilities and accommoda• -
tions fbr the treatment s of perSOns suffering fro l m
chronic or acute diseases are ample, thereby insuring
their professional services to - all who may desire.'
•'M. J. GALLOWAY, M. D.
P. SHEDD, M D, •
nahlsallt spa
Land For ISale.
431 acres in FULTON CO., S miles west of ALCOA
nellsbnrgb, at per acre. Well timbered and gopia
soil. Weald make a beautiffil hum.
-4 "ft° acres in CRAWFORD C 0,164 acres in =LER
COUNTY.
900 acres In FA and WESTMORELAND Cos.
230 acres In JEFFERSON C0.,100 acres in BEANER
County.
6.50 acres in LAWRENCE County. on Beaver Rive,.
end waters of Slippery Rock creek, abounding in . coal,
ore and lime stone. For sale by HENRY B. CHEW,
Executor of B.lChew, deceased, No. 247 South Fourth
street. mh2lwrimat if*
Germantown Building Lots,
Equal if not superior locations teeny other Lots in the
vicinity. For sale by HENRY B.?..CHEW, 122ecntor
of B. Chew, dec'd.l No. 247 South Fourth street.
ralLetwsrirho
IMPROVED SSEPPPLE OR "LOOK" STITCH SEW
ING 'MACHINES.
No. 1 and No. q fbr Tailors, Shoemakers, Saddlery,
- ISO (ALM:WI:IV Street. Philadelphia.
17 MARE ET Street, Harrisbu - ....:. fel-am rpt
COTT( AND COIJN'T'Y OF PHILADELPHIA, ss.—
t— , THE CO3IIWSNWE &DUI OF PENNSYLVANIA.,
TO NICHOLAS. KELLY AND PATRICK WET LY ,
GREETING: We command you, that laying asideall
business and excuses whatsoever, you and each of you,
be and appear, in your proper person, hefore the
Honorable the Judges of our Orphans' Court, at a Court
to be held on FRIDAY, the sixth day of April. A. D.
180, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon, to skew cause why
the prayer of the petition of B. Sharkey, gimrdlon of
James and Catharine Kelly. minors, for an order to
sell real estate In said petition, mentioned, should not
be grants d, and further to abide the order of the Cottrt
on the premises, and hereof fail not, under a Penalty or
ore hundred pounds.
• -
Witness the Honorable Joseph Allison, at
Philadelphia. the 24th day of Starch; one thousand
'eight hundred and sixtsix. B Al;r it ms,
Deputy Clerk 0. C.
mhl4-e,tu th.sti
A LADY DFSruirq A SITUATION TO TDA(111
the. English branches and Aftude to young all
dren rig also willing to assist In Berlin-. Reibrencea
exchanged. Country preferred. AdUinas n. X. - v. r.
EtrizamThr othoe. . inh24,3ts
. PHRENOLOGIST* •
LI " CA1935 t0 Fowler Wells,* Co., ghat
Succm" description,'- Of olloroateZ
4 g- written and verbal
Oh. l i xM a tt t l a tl,w/M7PI D7O 2u P.77ol*!atreet;
- -
3:00 O'clook.
BY! TELEGRAPH.
Fire at Cleaveland.
Shipmentof Specie.
New York Stock Narket.
/Markets.
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GROVER & BAKER'S