SECOND EDITION.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Another Indian Treaty.
Comfort for Hon. James Brooks.
FA:, 3 + l *4ogliAMP:lietaoßl l 4 3 l4 CIO=
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 10.—The President
has proclaimed the treaty made between the
United States and the Winnebago Indians.
This tribe convey to the government all
their right, title and interestintheir present
reservation in the territory of Dacotah.
In Consideration of this the United States
cede the land to them in Nebraska, and
agree to sbbsist them for one year in their
new home, and furnish them with saw and
grist mills, agricultural implements, guns
horses, and whatever may be necessary to
their omestic comfort.
The President has approved and signed
the;Deficiency Appropriation bill. Among
the items are the following: •
To> enable the Light House Board to re
-establish lights and other aids to navigation,
discontinued by the enemy on the Southern
coast, $lOO,OOO.
For furnishing and repairing the Presi
dent's onse, $48,000.
[ln a dition to $B,OOO for repainting it in
side and out.]
For defraying the expenses incidental, to
the death and burial . of Abraham Lincoln,
$30,000.
For ( the purchase of Ford's theatre, the
scene of the assassination, $lOO,OOO.
The act gives -the Secretary of the Trea
sury authority to sell the property known
as the Pennsylvania Bank Building, pro
vided it shall not be for a sum less than
$llO,OOO.
Dinner to Mr. Brooks.
NEW YonK, April 10.—The Manhattan
Club of this city propose to give Mr. James
Brooks a public dinner next Monday.
Ex-Senator Stockton and D. W. Voorhees
are expected to be present.
Arrest of Supposed Perilous.
TORONTO, April 10.—Michael Murphy,
President of the Hibernian Society, and five
others have been arrested at Cornwall, on
their way to Portland, on suspicion of being
connected with the Fenian movement. Arms
sad ammunition were found on them.
'They were brought before a magistrate to
day.
From Harrisburg:
HARRISBURG, April 10th.—Col..R. Biddle
Roberts, senior aid-de-comp on the staff of
Clov. Curtin, and for the past two years head
of the executive military department, was
to•day,. at his own request, relieved from
further duty. The executive military de
partment will hereafter be in charge of
Col. Thomas. Col. Roberts returns to Pitts
burgh to resume his practice at the bar.
' The Pennsylvania Legislature.
HAW:MP:MG, April 10.
SENATE.—The General Appropriation bill passed
llnr lly.
The following House bills passed finally:
One returning certain moneys to York and York
county banks
One authorizing persons whose wives or hurbanda•
are non compos menus to sell and convey real estate.
One authorizing Bishop Wood to sell certain real
estate in Carbondale.
One incorwtrating the Lehigh Mountain Springs
Water Cure Hotel Company..
One Incorporating the Good Will Mining Company.
One Incorporating the Alias Mining Company, of
Arizona.
One incorporating the Blount Carmel and Locust
Mountain Coal Company.
Horsm.—The following bilis passed
One equalizing soldiers' bounties.
One authorizing the West Philadelphia Institute to
sell real estate.
One incorporating the Girard House Hotel Company.
Various local bills were considered.
No new bills can be introduced this session.
Price of Gold
[By the Amerlcat
New Youx, April
quoted to-day as follows:
10,30 A, M., 1251 I 11.45 1263
10.45 1251 112.00 M., 1253
11.30 1261, I 12.30 P. M„ 1253
Markets.
NEWYORK, April 10.—The Cottnnnaarketts dull with
sales at 37 cents for middlings. Flour is dull, and the
prices for Common ale drooping;sales of 5.000 bar • el 3,
at $6 60@i3 00 ior State; $8 15@lill 10 for Ohio, and $6 600
$8 00 for Western; Southern unchanged, 600 barrels
sold; Canadian heavy, with sales rf 100 barrels at
V 2t14)1120. Wheat is dull; rommon heavy. Corn firm,
but quiet. Beef steady. Pork heavy, at $25 62% for
Mess. Lard heavy, at ik.giskic. Whisky dull.
THE TRIPLE CHILD MURDER IN N. YORK.
—Coroner Gamble concluded an inquest last
evening, at the Forty-seventh street Police
station, in the case of the three children of
Mrs. Ernestine Schotz, who were murdered
on the night of the 17th of January last. The
verdict was that the mother smothered her
offspring namely : Caroline Schotz, aged
eight years: John Rhode, aged two years
and six months, and William Rhode, aged
one year and three months. It seems that
the woman's husband abandoned her three
or four years ago, and took to his bosom
another woman. She thereupon made a
morganatic marriage with John Rhode,
went with him to dwell in a hovel in West
Forty-seventh street, and there bore him
two children. Early last winter difficulties
rose,and Rhode threatened to leave her,and
fearing that he would execute his threat and
leave her, with three children and one un
born, to beg, Mrs. Schotz smothered the lit
tle ones and attempted suicide by arsenic,
Rhode, since the arrest of his mistress, has
been committed to the Tombs to answer as
the father of her unborn child.—N. Y.
Zmes, to-day.
TORNADO IN CAMBRIA.—A frightfully se
vere tornado swept over part of Cambria
county, Pa., on Thursday, doing a vast
amount of damage. Twenty acres of trees,
on the farm of John Miller, Jr., in Yoder
township, and over ten acres on the farm of
Joseph strayer, were torn up by the roots.
Strayer's fences were blown like feathers
over his fields. His barn was moved from
its foundation. On the farm of Fronheiser
& Kurtz the large orchard was almost
wholly destroyed, and the house, barn and
spring house were unroofed. On the farm
of the Cambria Iron Company much damage
was done to the fences. When the hurri
cane reached the southern boundary of
Johnstown, it struck the side of the hill and
prostrated thirty or forty acres of heavy
timber, twitting into splinters those trees
which refused to come up by the roots.
The barn on Dibert's estate was unroofed,
and the whole building was moved about
three feet. From here the hurricane passed
into Richland township, where it almost de
stroyed Mr.
- Abraham Goughnour's large
sugar camp; and threw down hundreds of
fine trees on his farm. At this
.point it
seems to have spent its force.
-'THE Vicksburg (Miss.) Planters' Gazette
predicts a further great; prosperity for the
Southern States _when .fully restored to the
Union. An immense amount of. Northern
capital, it says, - 18beinginvest4in nearly
.
every State.
New York.
Telegraph Co.]
10. —Gold has been
LATER- NEWS an EUROPE.
A.rrival ofthe Belgian
THE PROSPECTS OF WAR.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA ARMING.
Commercial Intelligence.
PORTLAND, Me., April 10. —The steam
ship Belgian, from Liverpool, on the after
noon of the 29th ult., via Londonderry, on
the 30th, arrived at this port at 6.30 o'clock
this morning.
The North American was to leave Liver
pool, simultaneously with the Belgian, but
she wareadetained and will bring one day
later news, via Londonderry.
The London Times of the 30th says:
"There is too much reason to fear that the
peace of Europe is about to be broken by
one of the least just and least necessary
wars at modern times."
The Times heartily trusts that England
may hold aloof.
Half-a-dozen war vessels were preparing
for sea at Plymouth, and are reported to go
to the St. Lawrence.
The 30th, being Good Friday, was ob
served as a holiday, and consequently there
is no later commercial news.
NUM/M.—Arrived from Baltimore, Chil
ena, at Liverpool.
The language of the Prussian press, by
evident dictation of the Government, is
warlike,and great military preparations are
being made throughout tke Kingdom.
In Austria the Government is also taking
measures in anticipation of the coming
struggle.
Austria is said to have determined to put
an end to the provisional state of affairs in
the Duchies, and, if necessary, will propose
the question to be referred to a European
Congress.
The Independance Beige of the 29th has
news that the King of Prussia consents to
certain military arrangements, which,
though only preliminary, indicate that war
is almost inevitable.
The rate of discount of the Bank of Eng
land remains at 6 per cent.
The steamship Erin,
from New York, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 30th ult.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, March 29th.—The commer
cial news is no later than by the steamer
England, but it is morkin detail.
Breadstuffs—Messrs. Wakefield, Nash
Co., and Richardson, Spence it, Co. report
flour very dull. Wheat tends downward.
Corn firm and 6d. higher, but was easier at
at the close; mixed 298.1@i95. 3d.
Provisions—The same authorities report
beef quiet and steady. Pork easier. Bacon
inactive. Lard tends downward; sales at
725. Butter quiet and steady. Tallow quiet
and 6d. lower.
Produce—The brokers' circular reports
sugar quiet and 9d. lower. Coffee inactive.
Rice steady. Ashes still advancing; sales
at 365. ®37. Cod oil, no sales. Linseed oil
scarce; sales at 422.@42.5. 6d. Rosin steady
at 78.%115. for American. Spirits turpen
tine quiet at 495. for French. Petroleum
quiet at 25. ®2s. 2d. for refined.
Lonixiw, ff arch 29.—Breadstuffs quiet and
steady, except Corn, which is firmer and 6d
@ls higher. Sugar quiet and steady. Cof
fee firm. Tea firmer. Rice steady. Cotton
dull at 493@49s 6d.
THE LATEST—LIVERPOOL, March 29
Evening.—Nothing of moment since the
close of the commercial despatch, this after
noon. Beef easier. Bacon inactive and Is
lower on the week. Lard still declining;
sales at 718igi78s. Produce quiet and steady.
LONDON. March 29—Evening.—Consols
closed at 86/@B6a; 11. S. 5-20's, 7 1 @711; Illi
nois Central, 80@80i: Erie, 55©55f.
Snip NEWS.—Arrived from Philadelphia,
General George G. Meade, at Marseilles.
Arrived, from Baltimore, March 29, ships
Potosi, W. L. Burroughs and Artistic, at
Liverpool.
VlV**4o l :lllMAD'OVikli
DEATH FROM CHLOROFORM.—Mrs. Latitia
S. Lister, aged 38 years, wife of Thomas L.
Lister, Jr., residing on South Fourth street
near German, went with an acquaintance
yesterday afternoon to the rooms of Mr.
Slack, dentist, to have teeth extracted.
Being delicate, and fearful that she would
suffer much from the operation, she re
quested Mr. Slack to administer chloroform,
'which he did, in a quantity, as he thought,
suited to the physical condition of the lady.
Hewes proceeding to extract:the teeth when
the patient was observed to be in spasms.
An effort was at once made to restore her to
consciousness, but though all proper means
were used, it was unsuccessful, and she died
in a few minutes. Coroner Taylor will
make an investigation of the affair to-day,
having taken the preliminary steps yester
day afternoon. ,
THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE, for
teething pains, croups, flatulency, sleeplessness,
in children, is Bower's Infant Cordial. Laboratory,
Sixth and Green. Bottle. 2.5 cents.
No CHLOROFORM OR ETHER IN IT.—Let
11021 e be persuaded to reject the Laughing Gas,or Nitrous
Oxide, through the erroneous talk that it is composed
partly of 'Chloroform and Ether, for I assure you of its
entire safety to life and health. and call upon the pea•
ple to investigate to their entire satisfaction that which
enters into its composition. Having rated this agent
In my practice, giving it to persons of nearly every
age, from a child of four years to persons of eighty,l be
lieve it to be one of those blessings that none could
have so wisely directed in the present want, except the
Chemist of the Universe. The reduction of the com•
mon elements to the high degree of awfulness as the
one T beg the people to consider, is beyond doubt un
surpassed in point of comfort for extracting teeth with-
Out pain. DR. J. S. WYMAN, Dentist,
No, 257 N. Sixth. Street.
Opposite Franklin Square.
"FELT CORN AND BUNION PLASTERS."—
flailed for fifty cents Bower. Sixth and Vine.
HERNIA or. RuprurE—Treated with
Professional skill and Trnsses of approved construc
tion applied by 0. H. NEEDLES, corner of Twelfth
and Race streets.
BRONZE Ink Stands, Fans, Card Rawly
re, /ewel Caskets, Cigar Cases Cutlery etc..
SNOWD,N & IAtOTHEIR,
Importers, 23 South Eighth street.
DRUGGISTS' StummEs IN EVERY VA
EM MY. SNOWDEN & BROTHER, Importers,
2.3 South Eighth street.
7 3-10's werrrED, DeHaVen ds Brother,
40 South Third Street..
5-20's wArrEED, DeHaven & Brother,
le South Third street.
Compotrsnintexest notes wanted by De
Haven dc Bro.
5-20 COUPONS due May let, and Coin
pound Interest notes wanted, 7 30s and S 209 bought
and sold by DREXEL & CO.
34 South Third street.
CEDAR CAMPHOR
Stifles all Insects that breathe through their skhis.
Excellent defence against Clothes-Moths. Sold by
druggists everywhere. HARRIS & CHAPMAN,
Reston.
SORE THROAT, COUGH, COLD and similar
troubles. If suffered to progress, result in serious pul
monary affections, oftentimes incurable. Brown's
Bronchial Troches" reach directly the seat of the dis
ease, and give almost instant relief. They have been
thoroughly tested and maintain the good reputation
they haveyustly acquired. ets,there are imitations, be
:rare and ovrAur the genuine.
THE following estimate founded upon the
United States census, has been made of the
probable annual amount which it costs the
individual members of the different churches
in the country to sustain them: A. Baptist or
Methodist, $3 40; a Presbyterian, V; a Con
gregationalist, $10; a Roman Catholic, $l4;
an Episcopalian,llo; a Reformed Dutch,
$22; a Unitarian, $23.
THE DAILY EVENING geLLETIN PIIILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1866.
Quart:mu SEssroxs.L-Judge Allison.—ln
the caseof George Oelscihlager,charged with
larceny, reported yesterday, the jury ren
dered a verdict of guilty.
Henry Williams, colored, 'was convicted
of a charge of stealing a quantity of rope.
John Wiggins, colored, pleaded guilty to a
charge of larceny as bailee.
John Werner pleaded guilty to a charge of
picking pockets.
Caroline Bortch pleaded guilty to a charge
of larceny.
Hiram Clark pleaded guilty to a charge of
stealing a piece of velvet.
Mary Anderson pleaded guilty to a
charge of stealing a quantity of clothing.
Edward Dougherty pleaded guilty to a
charge of larceny, and Lawrence Nugent,
indicted With him, was acquitted.
Caroline Clark was convicted of a charge
of larceny.
Julius Hilligas was convicted of a charge
of larceny.
Jno. Mclntyre was convicted of stealing a
pair of pantaloons.
DISTRICT COURT —Judge Stroud.—Peter
Worth vs. John S. Lowery. This was an
action to recover damag for injuries to a
canal boat, damaged while tied up to de
fendant's wharf. The allegation was that
the bad condition of the wharf led to the
accident. On trial.
DISTRICT COURT- Judge Sharswood.—
Hergersheimer, Administrator of Charles
Whitman, vs. Charles Yourig. An action'of
replevin. Jury out.
Campion vs. Harris. An action on a book
account. Verdict for defendant.
MET
2150017 13 Ss 131 con ads 105
5005 II El 5-20's '6B con 103%
1000 do '65 104
2000 Er 5.10103 92%
500 do
7001113 Tress 78-10 91%
Notes July 1003,
5000 Penns 51; 6634
&A CRY 68 new 92
2000 Allegheny City
4 e Cho 55
100 eh Ph P il r
dt Erie 830 n%
100 sh Cataw pt e 5 27
200 eh do 27
300 ah do b 5 27
200 eh do 9E Own 26%
1110 all do 530•26%
100 sh do cash 26%
200 eh do b3O 27
200 eh do 27
500 elt do 830 27
200 sh do sswis 27
150 eh New Creek
PRICES OP eTOLLKS AV NEW YORE.
(By Telegraph.)
PIRST CLABg. ZEOCIND (MASS.
American Gold..—
—- .. 1'25Y., sales
Reading Railroad 50811 u 0 sales ...... sales
D; ew York CentraL...-.... 911 sales ...... sales
13. S. 68 'Bl Int off..-.-.--10.04 sales
11. B. 6s, 5-205—.......---1C.3% sales .-- sales
Erle---------- 743 sales .—.. sales
Hudson River-----
-.4.104 bid .-- sales
Unsealed. ..—.
Finance and Busisiesta...April 10, 1866.
There was not so much spirit at the Stock Board
this morning, and no very violent fluctuations In
prices. Government Loans were held very stiffly,
with sales of the Coupon Sixes, 'Bl, at leis the Five-
Twenties at 103;; , ®104; the Seven-Thirties at IOSS, and
the Ten-Forties at 91%g9% State Loans heeled 3i,
and the Five Cents. sold at Sal:. Oil , Wins were
better, and the new issues sold at 92(49 . 33. Beading
Railroad was lower, and closed about 50X. Penn
sylvania Railroad 'shares were not offered to any ex
tent, and sold at 67—an advance of h". Catawtasa
Railroad Preferred was quite active, and about three
thousand shares sold at 26Vg2734. closing at about r:
Camden and Amboy Railroad was firm at 117; Phila
delphia and Trenton Railroad at 114; Little SchnYfidn
Railroad at 29; Germantown Railroad at 523 , Mine
Hill Railroad at 56: Northern Central Railroad at 45,
and North Pennsylvania Railroad at 183 g. Canal stocks
were held very firmly, but the sales were compara
tively unimportant. Oil stocks were entirely neglected,
and the hall of the Public Board sae been deserted.
the flock of operators which formerly congregated
there having departed in search of other and more
honest and profitable employment. Passenger Rail
way securities were without essential change.
Jay Gooks dt Co, quote Government Bectultierl, &C.
to-day, as follows:
BoYin& Selling.
MB. 6'l, 1821.........................--1041., 1063 f
Old 820 80nda......... ---.-103.1 i 104
New " 1164-.....-.----.....--.103.1i 104
5-20 Bonds,
_1863---- .. —.....103
10-40 Bonde-Oonpon - 0ff..7--....... 01 4
; 1 92
41-10 Angrun..............--- . --. leo tonyi
" Jone.--...—.............-100 1003.•
" July - Vei 10n
Certificates of Indebtedn - 41= ...
Gold-at 12 0'c10ck......—,-.....---.12.514 ...
126
a Henna.
make DeHaven a Brotherrenewing . No. 40 South Third
rea,rne quorums of the mat al
exchange to4lay. at 1 P. M.:
atinand. Wing.
American Gold. . ..125x 126 M
Sliver—Quarters and ha1ve5r..."...119
Compound Interest Notes:
JunelB64_ 83( 9
II " Ju1y.1664... 83; 634
" " Aug. 1864- 7 ., q 8
g. " Oct. 1864... 6 7
" " 'Dec. 1864- 5 6
... " 1ifay,1865... /31i: 3344
o " Aug. 1865... 2 24;
"" 5ept.1865... ag -
IS Oct. 1865.- 133 vg
Smith, Randolph & Co.. Rankers, 16 South Third
street, quote at n o'clock as follows:
Go ld.. f . i ....—....-----.1253i@126 ( U.5. illKds.
—.--....--.--10(3 1 0100;
U, B. 5-20, 1802.....»...... ----...--103; losX
" 1864.......... .......... -....-.- ..... -.- .... -Ira% 104
U.S. 7-30's-Isr "6eires.------.-.......-.-10030 100;‘,,
ill 2d series.--......- ...... ......_..looS@loo3‘
.. Sd series —_..10030510034"
U. S. Certificates of Indebtell.ness... 99i4ea. 96 7
Compounds. Dec.. 1864. 6 © 636"
The following is the statement of the Little I:lobos/-
kill coal trade for 1866, to Saturday. April 7:
/ Co's mines. Railroad.
Tons Cwt. Tons Cwt.
From Dec. 1, 1865 41..344 15 . 76,048 14
Same lime last, year 35,548 12 70,11:e 00
Increase 5,706 03 5,940 44
past Mabanoy Railroad 85,0r28 15
Same time last year 102,278 09
Decrease. .17,243 14
Total decrease on railroads . ,1,30900
The weekly averages of the Associated .National and
Local Banks of the city of New York now in the
Clearing-House, for the week ending Saturday last,
April 7, compare as follows with the previous weekly
statement, and also with the corresponding week last
year, and the Sub-Treasury balances at each date:
Increase of Loans $5,287,654
Decrease of Specie 494,097
Increase of net Deposits.... - 546.369
Decrease In Legal-Tender 713,034
Increase in Circulation 390,527
Including the Exchanges between theßanks through
the Clearing-House, and including also, the Sub-Trea
sury statement of Saturday afternoon, the previous
weekly report, and also wtth the movement of this
time last year:
Apr. 1,'65. Apr. 7, '66. Mar. 31, '66
Capital —576,186,172 $81,988,200 t 31,986,200
Loans .204,153.839 242,643,753 237,356,099
Specie.-- 20,045,976 11,436,295 11,930,312
Gross Deposits 174,850,185 189,091,961 189,554,532
In Sub-Treasury...... 33,027,385 88 , 6 2 1 ,760 85 , 1 56,646
A Legal Tender:
_
Mar_, 31 .671,445,065
$72,158,299
Decrease. --- $713,035
Phltalie:vain Markets.
trZSI/AY, April 10.—The Flour market has not been
influenced by the downward movement In Gold, and
we continue yesterday's quotations, with the remark,
however,that there is no shipping demand, and not
much inquiry from the home consumers, except for
the better brands of Winter Wheat, which are rela:
tively scarce. Gales 900 barrels common Northwest
extra family at $8 50®$8 623 Aa barrel, 800 barrels
good and choice do. do. at s9®9 25, 160 barrels scraped
at $6, superfine in lots at $6 25 to 87, extras at $7 25@8,
and fancy t rands from. $ll Fo s l s—according to qual
ity. Prices of Rye Floor and Corn Meal are nomi
nally unchanged.
There is very little Wheat coming forward and good
quality is wanted at OM rates. Sales of common and
! ..1
choice Red at $2 10@2 50 bushel. White ranges
from $2 40@2 SO. Rye is un angel . Small sales of
Perms. at 92 cents. Corn is scarce and yellow Is
wanted at 77@,78 cents. 0 is are advancing. 1,000
bushels Penna sold at 51 cents; and small lots at 55C.
1000 bushels Barley Malt sold 'at $1 35.
Cloverseed, of prime quality, is scarce and worth
$5 75@6;150 bushels fair quality at $1 50(g4 75. Timothy
is steaey at et SO and Flaxseed $2 50@2 55 VI bushel. •
Whisky is in better request. Sales of 150 barrels
Penna; at $2 25@2 26, and Ohio at $: 26'f barrel. .
TSAAC NATHANS. Auctioneer and Money Broker,
1 N. E. corner of Third and Spruce streets, only one
1.247 below
x fO i rti g : as l t Z loVry TB' 8 Pr s. itlfg
to loan in large or small amounts, at the lowest rates,
on Diamonds, Silver Plate, Watches. Jewelry, Cloth
ing, and goods of every description. Calm hours from
8 A. M. till 7 P. M. - dentim
,V, .11.1:41 • e .. : t dal
t I in& Braiding, OtamPitUr, act.
151. A. TORREY,
11300 Filbert street.'
QORGIITTAL--ednese Sugar Cane syrup. handsome
0 article. for sale by J0b1..D.
Routh Delaware avenue
COUR rs.
SALES OF STOOSEL
,••• ABA
700 sh do b 5 27'
100 eh do 1390wn 27
609 sh do b 5 27%
WO ski do 660 27%
100 sh do 273(,
609 sh do 860 27
SOO sh do cash 273(
100 sh do 27%
100 sh do b3O 27+4
100 sh do 27%
1008 h do bsorn 27, 4
200 sh /Wad B cash 5011
1120 sh do 2ds 60%
560 sh do b 69 507 i
260 sh do b3O 50."
‘9
100 ah do 50;..
, 1008 h do 5069-100
800 sh do 50%
100 sh Susq Cal 14
100 sh do b 5 14
1100 sb do 14
1 36 ski Penns B. 57
tion qh Ocean 011 530 8
__TIVIPQETA.7I4ONS
•Mporsea Itre tbe rnuanemnia Ame= E ft llettn.;
TANZAS—Brig C C Van Horn, Thomas-32g
hbde molasses 80 tes do John Mason dt Co.
IrEVilt;i4:1011 , 1W111.A
rnrn . • AMWMFI
I®'6lw Marino Bußstin on Sixth Pace.
T DAY .
Brig C C Van Horn ARRIVKD ,
Thomas. HlS 9
days from Matanzas
with molasses to John Mason & Co.
Schr B Et Willard, Parsons. 10 days from Portland
wilh mdse to Crowell & Collins.
Schr Minnie RAnpiler, Conover, 6 days from BoSton
wihbwdsetoEA Sonder & Co. .
Schr West Wind, Lawson. from Boston.
Schr H A Rogers, Frambes, from Boston.
Scbr A M Edwards, Hinson. from Brldgeport,Ct.
Scbr Jane N Baker. Adams. from Galveston.
Schr Jas S Shindler. Corson, from Galveston.
Schr Mary & Caroline. Noyes. from Washington.
Schr J Lancaster, Williams. from Providence.
Fehr L Auden's& Compton, from Providence.
Schr Louisa Oray,l3owen, from Quincey Point.
Schr B J Raynor, Raynor, from New York.
Fehr Mary & Frances, Mc Allister from Georgetown.
CLEARED THIS DAY
Steamer E B Hall, Fenton. lvllle, D Wood & Co.
Behr Jas Corson,Boston, Main Vein Cl Co.
Scbr L Andenried, Crawford, Boston, Van Dozen,
Lockman do Co.
Bohr H A Rogers, Frambes, Boston; Costner, StickneY
& Wellington.
Bohr West Wind, Lawson, Boston. Qnintard, Sawyer
& Ward.
Scbr S & M D Scull, Steelman; Salem, New York and
Scbuyl Coal Co.
Bar Maly & Caroline,Noyes,Waabington.ll A Adams
Bohr Seal, Pacennre, Bridgeton, J R Street & Co.
Bohr Longa Gray, Bowen, Quincey Point, Audenried,
Norton & Co.
Solar J Lancaster, Williams, E. Cambridge, Blaklston,
Graaf & Co.
et'obr B J Raynor, Raynor, Newport, Sinniekson & CO.
Sam Jos Waples, Robinson, Lynn, do
Behr Artist, Price, Baltimore, Lehigh Coal Co.
111X6 10B.AN DA. •
Steamer .7 C Knight. fbr this port 7th, was up at Sa
vannah 4th inn.
Steamer Saxon, Matthews, cleared at Boston yes
terday for this port.
Steamer Hansa (Brem). Von Ranten, from Bremen
March 26. and Southampton 29th, with 691 passengers,
at New York yesterday.
Steamer Gen. Costar, Harris, at Baltimore yester.
day from Charleston.
Florence Steamer Franklin. Pierson, hence at Balti
more yesterday.
Ship Corsair, Ellis, entered out at Liverpool 24th ult,
for this port.
Ship John Spear Stinson, for this port, entered out
at Liverpool 26th nit.
Ship St James, Williams, from Callao for Hamburg'.
ypotard. into Portsmouth 24th nit. with loss of cross lack
Ship Cutwater, Henry, from Boston, at New York
yesterday, to load for San Francisco.
Ship Golden Eagle. Bennet', from Baltimore, at Pa
nama Ist lnat.—arr Seth. nit dischg.
Bark Gen Geo G Meade, Avery, hence at Marseilles—
no date.
Bark Chllotto, Mad xe, from Baltimore, at. Liverpool
about 29th ult.
Bark Christians. (Dan):Esprendsen 57 days from Rio
Saneiro. at New York yesterday, with coffee.
Brig Two Marys. German. hence for Gibraltar, for
orders. put into Carthagena 21st nit for water, and an
chor and chain.
Brig Lenoir (Br), Lenoir, was loading at Messina
17th tilt. for II States.
Schr W L Burroughs, liodgdon, from Baltimore, at
Liverpool 28th ult.
Fehr .1 L Gamage, Montgomery, from New Castle,
DeL at Boston yesterday.
Schr Bio Grande Woolford, cleared at Wilmington,
NC. 6th inst. for this port.
Schrs D (4 Floyd, Kelley: Joseph Holmes. Asa: Wm
Loper, Onten, hence, and War Eagle, Kelley, from
New Castle. Del at Providence Bth inst.
Fcbrs Rhod , -11a Blew, Petersen. and Effort, Barrett,
eal'ed from Providence Bth inst. for this port.
Fehr Grace Girdler. Smith. from Providence for this
port, and Ceres. Trefethen, from Boston for do, sailed
from Newport 7th inst.
Brig Lillian (of Bucksport), Capt Swaey, from New
York. for Jacksonville. kla. with a cargo of ice, went
ashore night of 27th nit. on Doboy Breaker, and be
ree e fetal lose. Captain and crew saved.
AWNINGS, VERANDAHS AND FLA GS
WM. F. SCHiiiBLE,
49 SOUTH THIRD STRUT,
PI37.IIADILPHIA.
MANUFACTURER OF
AWNINGS
AND
VERA.NI3A-1103.
Awnings Proofed and Warranted not
to
FLAGS OF ALL BUBB ON HAND AND MADE
TO ORDER.
Stencil Cutting and Canvas Printing. Bags, Tanta,
Wagon Covers numieto order. a. W31926t,
. 4?)
Fourth and Arch C k
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING SALE S
_ L _
AT PRICES TO MEET THE VIEWS BUYERs
ARE OPENING TO-DAY FOE
SPYLINEk S.AraES,
FASHIONABLE NEW SILKS,
NOVELTIES IN DR.SS GOODS,
NEW STYLES SPRING SHAWLS.
NEW TRAVELING DRE*4 GOODS,
FINE IeFOCE OF NEW GOODS,
MAGNIFICENT FOULARDS,
SPLENDID BLACK SILKS.
P. B.—The above are all new goods, and at prices
suit.
ICE ! ICE ! ICE !
Chas. S Carpenter.7no.Glendeatng. Jos.H.Traman,.Tr
CHAS. S. CARPENTER & CO.
Have REMOVED to their NEW DEPOT,
717 WILLOW, ABOVE FRANKLIN,
Where their enlarged facilities will enable them to
attend to all who m ay need
A GOOD PURE ARTICLE OF ICE,
which will be furnished either
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
at fair rates and in a satisfactory manner.
mh234 m w.l2t*
PERKINS STERN di CO. ,
DEALERS EXCLUSIVELY IN
CALIFORNIA - WINES,
NO. 180 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
Would respectfully inform the public that our goods
may be found in Philadelphia at the following houses
EKIKON.COLTON dc MAR=
BOBBRT BLACK,
BULLOCK & CItKISISHAW,
JAMBS B. WEBB 4
MITCHELL & PLIITCHER,
HASSABD & CO.,
THOMPSON BLACK & SON. S3l4w,t, ram
NEW BOORS,.
- TO BE ISSUED IN A PEW DAYS.
BAKED MEATS { of the Funeral.
A rich
, netv comic book by the great "Private; Miles
O'Reilly; ' full of Songs, Sweeties, Essays. Banquets,
and other laughable goof. things. 12mo„ cloth.
Price, it 73.
JARGAL.
A novel by Vidor Hugo, author of "Les Miserables."
One of the moat astonLthing fictions of the great genius
of the lath century. 12m0., cloth, beautifully illus.
trated. Price el 75.
SOUVENIRS Or TRAVEL.
A handsome new edition of this very popalar book
by Madame Octavio Walton Le Vert, of Mobile. 12m0.
two volumes in one, cloth, Price $2 00.
l'ooksetters please :tend orders at once.
air Single copies of any of these bookesent by mail
free of postage, on receipt of price, by
CaRLETON. PublLsher.
New York." 6
ap7-s&Avtf
HOTTBEIGEEPEBS, for cleaning silver and all
ver-plated ware, a NEW POLISH:IWO POWDER
the beat ever rnade. FARR & BROTHER,
rcels 824 Chestnut street. below Fourth
CIELATIN, 'Pa PInCA AND SAGO.—Cox's Scotch
J. Gelatin, Elo Tapioca and East India Pearl Sago,
landing and for sale by J. B, BUSSIF,R & C0.,08 S.
Delaware Avenue
se.A.lEtr).
Ibsve now open a Isizge invoice of
EMBFIOIDEREB LACE CURTAINS.
Jost received from Switzerland.
Also, a lot of
LENO OITETAT.NB,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
NOTTINGHAM. CURTAINS,
FBOM AUCTION,
Some of Which I offer at
50 per cent, less than recent prices.
I. E. WALRAVEN,
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1 719 Chestnut Street.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR
SAFES
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k.t.r.r X THREE HOURS in Charleston tire, ye
books were perfectly preserved.
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• 721 Chestnut Street,
(Masonic Hall,) PhiladelPhhi.
•
And 265. Broadway, Now York,
Sideboard and Parlor Safes for Silver Ware.
Secondhand Safes of all the other makers.
Safes received in exchange for new ones.
Send for illustrated • : e. mhe sle.thltat
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD 7 PER
CENT. BONDS.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD IN
TEE CITY OP NEW YORK.
U. S. (Ps, 1895,
IMELIED TO THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPALEY,
Interest payable In corner,. The cheapest Govern
ment Bend on the market, received by U. B. Treag
urer atCBO per cent. uusectuilaNibr National Bank Otr.
Waggon.
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE Ts, DEE 1914,
Strictly Ftrst.eleas Bonds; ihr sale lower than other
Bonds of the same class.
Government Securities of all kinds bought and sold.
Stocks and Gold bought and sold On uorondrakul In
this and other marketa,
Interest allowed on deposits,:
-E. W. CLARK lc CO., Bankers,
fe7-stn so No. 35 S. THIRD Street. Minds.,
FrEtsrr
NATIONAL BANK,'
Philadelphia, Sept. 20,1865
MlAloDrianialdlakiapizii4
INTEREST AT THE BATE OF
FOUR FEB FEB AN
NUM WILL BE ALLOWED
BY THIS BANK ON DE
POSITS, FOB WHICH
CERTIFICATES WILL
BE ISSUED, PAYA
BLE AFTER FIVE
DAYS' NOTICE.
INTRRVIST WILL NOT BE AL.
LOWED UNLESS THE DE.
POSIT REMAINS AT LEAST
PIPTEEN DAYS.]
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• DREXEL & CO.,
BANKERS
34 SOUTH THIRD STREETS
45-20's,
10.4.0"5,
iSSI's
Certificates of Indebtedness,
Compound Interest Notes and
GOLD AND SILVER,
Bought and. Sold.
Draft drawn on Ragland, Ireland, France and Ger
se any. .
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on Commission at
the Brokers' Board, here and In New York. Orders
no2I-traP
Union Paper Box Manufactory
REMOVED TO
O. E. cor. Fourth and Chestnut and 105
South Fourth Street.
PLAIN and FANCY PAPER BONES.
_sp7-12t rp ß. FRANK PARIS & CO:
FrrLiat. WNAT i e n t 3turers oo..
O 1 •
MAN/LA. AND TARIM CORDAGE.
Cords, Twined,do.,
No. 23 North Water StreeLW.N e' O. 22 North Delmar
Aven
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_Wawa. WILL .
Colman P. uaormme. Via'
WE HEREWITH GALL attention so our
!W E
ientricent assortment of se.,.cir . plAzios,
pm we al have on Land , and calta
them at very reasonable mossto pttchaems.:Batt of
references and PULL OIJAB • Invariably
givenby
THIS 11251105 i PIANO NANDPAOTTOUNO.OO.,
IPSO Wabitit 113211.
THIRD EDITION..
BY TELEGRAPH-
LATER NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA WAR CLAIM.
Rumored Trouble in the Cabinet..
From Washington.
[Special Despatch to the Ennethl.l
WASHINGTON, April 10th.—The HOllBB u
diciary Committee to-day took up the reso
lution referred to them yesterday, in regard
to the trial of Jefferson Davis. They ap
pointed a sub-committee of three to examine
into all the evidence in possession of the
Government, connecting Davis with the as
sassination of President Lincoln. Also to
inquire into the reason why he has not been
brought to trial.
The bill to pay Pennsylvania seven hun
dred thousand dollars for war expeases has
just passed the Senate.
Rumors are again rife of trouble in the
Cabinet. They were called together this
morning at an early hour.
The President is not in a very good humor
since the Civil Rights bill was,passed over
his head.
XXXIXTIE CONGRESS —FIRST SESSION.
WASHLtiGTON, April 10.
SENATE.-Mr. Saulsbry (DeL) presented
a resolution reaffirming the resolution
adopted by the Senate in July, 1861, that
the war was conducted to re-establish the
Union, with the rights of the States unim
paired, and endorsing Presidbut Johnson
for his efforts to restore peace and harmony
on that basis.
Mr. Sumner (Mass.) objected to the pre
sent consideration of the above and it went
over.
Mr. Saulsbury gave notice that he would
call it up on Friday next.
A bill to reimburse the State of Pennsyl
vania for her war expenses was passed.
A bill to grant 100,000 acres of public land
to aid in constructing, a ship canal from
Lake Superior to Lac la Belle, in the State
of Michigan, was passed.
Two thousand extra copies of the Coast
Survey report were ordered to be printed.
Uotsx.—Mr. Chanler (N. Y.) stated that
if he had been present yesterday when the
vote was taken on the Civil Rights bill he
would have voted in the negative.
Mr. Driggs (Mich..) statedthat hehadbeen
called out by unavoidable business yester
day, and was absent but twenty-seven
minutes. When he came back the bill was
passed. Any one who knew him knew that
he would not have dodged the question. If
he had been present he would have voted
aye.
Mr. Dawes (Mass.) offered a resolution;
which was adopted, directing the Secretary
of War to furnish the House with the find
ings of the commission in the case of the
awards for the captors of Booth and Harold.
Mr. Cullom (Ill), from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported back two joint re
solutions of the Senate, authorizing Ad
miral Paulding and Commodore William
Radford to accept decorations from the
Ring of Italy in recognition of their ser
vices rendered to the frigate Re D'ltalia,
which were considered and passed.
Mr. Raymond, (N. Y.), from the Come
mittee on Foreign Affairs, reported a reso
lution requesting the President to inform
the House what steps had been taken to
protect the rights and interests of American
citizens in the fishing grounds adjacent to
the British provinces, and whether any
legislation or other action on the part of
Congress is in his judgment necessary to
secure those rights and interests, in conse
quence of the abrogation of the Reciprocity
treaty of 1554.
Mr. Raymond explained the condition
of the question in regard to the fisheries;
and the resolution was adopted.
New York Stock Market.
NEW YORE. April 10.—Stocks vteady; Chicago and
Rock Island, 116 1 . i; Cumberland Preferred. 44: Illinois
Central Scrip. 114 S; Michigan Southern. 80; New York
Central. 91.1.;; Reading. 1011-.1; Canton, 50U; Missouri 6's,
721 4 "; File B. B. 7434; Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. 5514; LT S. Coupons 1841, 109%; ditto 1864. 103.74;
Ten-forties. 91 r b : U.S. Treasury Notes. 100@l004; One
year Certificates, 9935; Gold, r.b-14©12.8%.
Sates at Philadel
ATMR AFTER
: 1 ;1000 Elmira R 7s b 5 93
18 Lehigh Val scrip 22
200 sh Dairen Pet 13 . 4
5 sh Phil & Trent B 113
50 sh Lehigh NaV 54h
ICO sh Phil & kris csh 32'
100 sh do 32? i
100 sh do WO 33
ltae sh do b 2.5 S2'
75 sh do b3O 32%
100 sh do 32' 4 '
100 sh do 1330 2235
100 sh do cash 33
100 sh . N.ew Creek
23 Sh Lehigh V opg 60).i
SECOND
$5OO 13 S. 5 205'62 cp :103
8080 City 68 new
200 Sch 63 '52 '7% 2.4
12 sh Cam & Akm R 1173,;1
2 sh Lehigh N silz 54
100 sh do 54
FRENCH LIQUEURS
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In Quarts and Pinta.
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In Quarts and Pints.
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.pIIOPLE DIFFER ON MANY POINTS.
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_ Only 75 cents a bottle, six bottles $4. Sold at Dr.
, SWYNES, No. 830 Nortb Sixth street, above Vine,
Philadelphia, and at - the leading Druggists and Dealers
in Toilet Articles. issb2.4-m,w,s
oPANISH oIIVREL—Ioo Kees fresh Spanlah -
0 just received and for sale by J. B. BIISSLEft
CO.los S. Delaware Avenue.
3:00 O'Cloolc..
. hia Stook Board,
FIRST BOARD,
100 shestawis pf b 5 273.:
200 sh do ^7f"
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MO sh do 115 27%
100 sh do &Vint 274
400 sh do b 5 27%
100 sh do ' 27%
100 sh do s 5 27%
1100 sh do b 5 274
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1500 sh N Y s Middle
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100 sh Phil ctEzieß blO 3334
100 eh do 85 333
201 eh Suso Canal b5O
200 sh Maple Shade 830 31/