SECOND EDITION.
ple . TELEGRAPH:
LATE FROM WASHINGTON,
- THE NATIONAL SOLDIERS' HOME.
THE MANAGERS APPOINTED
FROM MEXICO.
lIPERIAL SUCCESSES CLAIMED
Late From Nashville.
The Government Frauds
FROM NEW ORLEANS
PROGRESS OF THE CREVASSE
Disturbance in Kentucky
A Mob Resisting the Military.
nesolations Approved by the President.
WASHINGTOI4, April 25.—The President
lute approved the joint resolutions appoint
ing the following named persons managers
of the National Asylum for disabled volun
teer soldiers, under the provisions and con
&lions of the third section of the act ap
proved March 23, 1866: Richard J. Ogelsby,
of Illinois; Benjamin H. Butler, of Mass.,
and Fred. Smyth, of New Hampshire, of the
first class, to serve six years; John H. Mar
tindale, of New York; Horatio G. Stebbins
of California, and George H. Walker, of
Wisconsin, of the third class, to serve two
years.
'The President has also approved the joint
resolution, that in addition to the thanks
heretofore voted by joint resolution to
Major General Meade, Major General
Howard and to the other officers of the
army of the Potomac, for the skill and
heroic valor which at:Gettysburg repold,
defeated and drove back broken and dis
pirited, the veteran army of the rebellion,
the gratitude of the American people and
the thanks of their representatives in Con
gress are likewise due, and are hereby
tendered to Major General Hancock for his
gallant, meritorious and conspicuous share
in that great and decisive victory.
Mexico.
GALv.teroN, April 22.—Advioes from
Vera Cruz to the 6th,inst. state that Colonel
Dnpring had defeated Lyens de Lyarza in
Tamaulipas.
Commandite Beltol was about fortifying
Chihuahua and then starting on an expedi
tion.
The Imperial cause was prosperous in
Chihuahua. The Indians had secured for
them the districts of Abasdo and Guerno,
Matamoras had pronounced for the Empire
and taken Conception for its name. It was
garrisoned by Indians to defend it. The
bravery of Pares, with 70 Imperialists,
fighting against 150 Liberals was highly
commended..
The Government Frauds at ArashvMe
LOUISVILLE, April 24.—8 y order of Gen,
Thomas, Isham Henderson was arrested
last night by Gen. Davis, commanding this
department, to be sent to Thomas's head
quarters to-day. A writ of habeas corpus
in behalf of Henderson, from U. S. District
Judge Ballard, was served on Gen. Davis,
who, in accordance with Gen. Thomas's in
structions, refused to obey. Henderson still
remains here in the custody of a United
States officer.
From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April 24th.—Dr. Pearce,
of Georgia, has accepted• an invitation to
give a history of Methodism to the Confer
ence.
General Canby refuses to reJggnize writs
of habeas corpus in the cases of Government
agents who have been arrested.
The crevasses below are 'widening and the
Levee Commissioners are making efforts to
stop them. The floods abOve are increasin
Excitement at Bowling Green, liy.
BOWLING GREEN, Kr., April 24t1L—Con
siderable excitement has been occasioned
here, by a mob endeavoring to rescue from
the. Sheriff a negro who had committed
murder, with the intent of hanging him. A
few soldierB stationed here eame to the as
sistance of the Sheriff and are repelling the
mob; but the Sheriff has telegraphed to
Louisville for more men, and a company
will leave there for Bowling Green this
evening.
From Texas.
GALVESTON, April 22.—1 n the disaster on
the Washington county railroad, Dr. Allen,
of Galveston, Dr. Boring, of Chapel Hill'
Charles Enger, of New Orleans, and R. R.
33addi were wounded.
Later News from Europe at Hand.
IsTnw Yons, April 25th, 11 A. M.—The
steamer City of Boston is below with one
one day's later news from Europe.
The Clipper Ship Simla,
ATLANTIC CITY, April 25.—The ship re
ported ashore on Brigantine proves to
.be the clipper ship Simla, of Portsmouth,
from Calcutta for New York, with a cargo
.of jute. She is leaking slightly, her rudder
is gone, her masts all cut away. She has
been got off the shoals and now lies off
Little Egg Harbor. A steamer has been
sent for to take her to New York.
Markets.
Raw YORK, April 25.—Cotton is doll at 115X(4)36c. for
Midd/ings. Flour has advanced 5®10c.; sales of 9.00
Tarrels, at 67 80048 75 for State and Western, 68 70;4
11)2 10 for Ohio, 69 75@516 50 for southern, and 67 950
112 SOOor Canadian. heat has advanced i©2o.; the
sales ere small. Corn is dull with unimportant sales.
Beef firm. Pork firm; sales of 1.280 barrels at $26 50(4).
.1)28.6234 for Mess. Lard steady. Whisky dull.
2C1.177 40 nLirs148, April 24.—Cotton; Bales of SOO bales,
10200 1 1 Y beb re the Liverpool advices had been received,
atPrevions rates. Receipts, to day, 405 bales, Receipts
of the past four days. 6 MS bales, against 7,910 the last
%reek. Exports of three days, 17,600 bates. Stock in
port 176 .11 bales. Sugar and Molasses unchanged.
71enr, superfine, 16 60. Corn, $2 05. Owls, 57c. Pork,
vs 50. Sterling Exchange, 1343‘. New York Battle
h.oks. 31 Per cent premium. Gold, 125%.
GAI , v - s-xox, April 24.—Cottom sails of 12,200 bales--
Total exports, 155,644 inclod log 50,E 00 to Ragland. 5 1,-.
000 to Rea , York and 42400 to New Orleans.--
Pelee of Chad In Sew Yea*.
[By the American Tab:omph 00.]
Haw YORK, April 24.--43cdd luta been
quoted to-day as follows:
10.80 A. M., 126 @* 11.30 A. M. 1251
11.00 126/ 12.00 126 , 1@il
11.15 1.2431©4 12.15 P. M. 1261@i
CITY BULLETIN.
WEST PHTLADELTELTA..--The Police Sta
tion, this morning, presented but a single
case as the result of the last twenty-four
hours' business. It was that of Mrs. Mary
Flaherty, who was charged with obstruct
ing an officer in the discharge of his duty.
It seems that a " gintleman, ' vary drank
and disorderly, was arrested one the old
-Lancaster pike, and was being conveyed to
the station. Approaching Mrs. Flaherty's
domicil, he broke from the "star," and
plunged in the inviting door. Mrs. F. at
once sprang to his assistance, and slamming
the door in the officer's face, assailed the
helpless fellow, with a volubility of tongue,
perfectly refreshing. In the meantime the
man escaped from the premises. Mrs. F.
was bound over in $4OO to answer the charge.
The Alms House had 11 admissions, 10
males, 1 female. Deaths, 3,-1 in the "Nur
sery" aged 1 year; 1 in the "Surgical"—
Philadelphia Hospital, aged 80, and 1 in the
"Children's Asylum" aged 5 months. Dis
charged, 6, all males, while 4 of the same
sex eloped.
One young lady, anxious to revisit the
"Smolt() House," a pauper assistant in the
Insane Department, in endeavoring to get
over the wall, fell face backward, and broke
her arm. The limb was set by the Assistant
Resident Physician.
Census of to-day, 3,055; last year, 2,583.
Increase, 472.
We are indebted to the House Agent, Mr.
A. D. W. Caldwell, for the figures.
TEE PUBLIC LAMPS.—The complaints in
regard to, the management of the public
lighting are frequent. The recent change
of burners, so as to save gas, may be a mat
ter of economy, but it is certainly an in
ducement to thieves, burglars and highway
robbers to carry on their operations. The
lamps of the city are now no better than
"penny dips," and then they are not lighted
half of the time when they should be. Seve
ral of the Lieutenants of Police reported this
morning that their districts were in total
darkness early this morning, after the moon
had .gone down. As a protection against
outrages, the lamps are a valuable auxiliary
to the Police Department, and some care
should be taken to have them properly at
tended to.
Logi' His POCKET BOOK.—A man was re
lieved of his pocket book containing $l2
yesterday afternoon in a lager beer saloon
on Front street, near Willow. Christopher
Larry, John Dougherty and Alex. Curry
were arrested by the Harbor Police on sus
picion of having committed the robbery.
The stolen pocket book was not recovered.
The accused were taken before Ald. Toland
and were held to answer at Court.
DROWNED BODY IDENTIFIED.—The body
of the man found yesterday in the Schuyl
kill, at Locust street wharf, was identified
this morning as that of James Quirk. The
deceased has been missing since the 17th of
January last. He resided in the rear of No.
2120 Market street, and was in the employ
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as
a station master.
POCEETS PICRED.—The individuals who
take a fancy to other people's pocket books,
had a fine opportunity to work, this morn
ing, in the crowds gathered in the 'vicinity
of Sixth and Chestnut streets, attracted
thither by the trial of Probst, the murderer.
A number of gentlemen were relieved of
their wallets. Several arrests were made
during the morning.
Quix'r.—lf the police reports are any in
dication, the city was remarkably quiet
during yesterday and last night. The
morning reports of the lieutenants to-day
did not contain more than about 50 arrests,
and, with the exception of three or four,the
prisoners were all charged with drunken
ness and disorderly conduct.
AT WORK AGAlN.—Business along the
wharf is going on as usual to-day. Most of
the stevedores who have been on a strike
resumed work yesterday. This is a great
relief to shipping merchants, who are ex
ceedingly busy at the present time.
SCHOOL CONTROLLER ELECTED.—Mr. Ed
inund Pollitt has been elected a member of
the Board of Controllers of the Public
Schools, from Third Ward, in place of Jas.
W. Fletcher, deceased.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ttc.—
Messn. Thomas er Sons sold at the Exchange, yester•
day noon, the following stocks and real estate,
.10,000 . Bald Eagle Valley Railroad bonds 80
cents -
$5,00000
3 shares Fifth and Sixth Street Passenger Rail
way, $43 129 On
5 sbares Western Bank, $6O 25 401 25
5600 Delaware Mutual Insurance Co. stir Ip, 61
per cent
16 shares West Chester and Phlladelptila Rail
road. $6 25 260 Oo
3846 shares Rose Rom 011 Co., 3 cents 115 38
2 brick dwellings. southeast corner Eighth and
Moss streets, subject to a yearly ground rent
of 550 8,000 00
Three-story brick dwelling. No. 7(4 Federal
street, subject to a yearly ground rent of $21... 1,375 00
Three-story brick dwelling, Penn street, be
tween South and Shippen streets, subject to a
yearly ground rent of ;41 25 • 1,200 00
Valuable land. 75 acres, northeast corner of
Nicetown and Harrowgate lanes ' .12,500 00
Three-story brick dwellings, Nos. 702 and 704
Shirley street, $1.700 3,400 00
Valuable larm, 80 acres, Wissahickon turnpike
and Bell road, $268 .21,200 t 0
Three-story brick dwelling, N. E. corner Par
rish and Ontario streets 8,550 00
.........
Three-story brick dwelling, No. 1608 Vineyard
street 2,000 00
Two lota. Eighteenthstreet, por(11 of Coates
street, K
$575 ......._.. 1,151 00
Undivided 23-95 interest in the Summit OMI%
Darby road. .1...... 650 00
Undivided one-quarter interest In land in Min
nesota 200 00
Lot of ground, Tulin street 500 00
Lot of ground. N. W. corner Tulip and Wayne
streets 1,050 00
WE invite attention to 'the advertisement
offering the Superior Store Property, No. 49 North
Third street for sale, a rare chance for a fast-class in
vestment,
THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE, for
teething pains, croups, flatulency, sleepleasness, dcc.,
in children, is Bower's Infant Cordial. Laboratory,
Sixth and Green. Bottle, 25 cents.
"FELT COEN AND BUNION PLASTERS,"—
Mailed for fifty cents. Bower. Sixth and Vine.
BRONZE Ink Stands, Fans, Card Receiv
rs, Jewel Caskets, Cigar Cases cut l ery etc.
ONOWDkN dr. RItOTHEE.
Importers, 23 South Eighth street,
"LADIES' SPEClALTlES.”—Trusses!Braces!
Supporters! Belts! Bandages! exclusively for females,
light, easy and elegant, for sale, and &dingo" by a
competent female, at 0. H. Needles', Twelfth street,
first door below Race.
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES IN EVERY VA
-11/.ItTY. SNOWDEN 4 BROTHM, Importers,
23 South Eighth street.
7 3-10's W ANTED, DeHaven & Brother,
0 South Third Street.
5-20's wuvrno, DeHaven dr, Brother,
40 South Third street.
CO3EPOIIITD interest notes wanted by. De
Haven & Bro.
5-20 CotrPoNs due May Ist, and Com
pound Interest notes wanted, 7 SON and 5 20s bought
and sold by, DREX Th ir d d 00.
SS Southstreet.
PURE FRUIT STRITPS--FOr soda water;
also bottled for domestic uses. HA.NCE, ORIFFITH
dr. CO., No. 809 North street.
HEADACHE, Languor and Melancholy
generally epring from a Disorded Stordach.Costivences
or a Torpid Liver Each may readily be removedby Dr.
D.Jaynee's Sanative MLR few doses of which will be
be found to stimulate the Liver and Stomach to
healthy action, removing all Bilionsnela, and Pro
ducing regular evacuations of the Bowels, Prepared
only at 242 Chestnut,
THRASH Y.OUR CLOTHES and comb your
Furs, and pack away both early in the Reason. if you
wish to economise by gaining additional efficiency
from your action. and whatever ong with lemi quantity
of Cedar Camphor, or you intend to ruse as
protection against Moths.
CHOLERA—"NEEDLES' COMPOUND CAM_
Piton Tnoc.iyas."—The t eat preventive offered for Cho
leraic symptoms.
Trued and proved in 1849, Made b'
C. H. NEEDLES. S. W. corner Twelfth and Race
streets. SO Centa per box. Soot bY mal on Sof
price.
TEE DAILY - EVENING mDLLETIN . PRILADELPHIA;. WEDNESDAY; APRIL 25,1866:
PATENT PREPARED 'Cork, Mattress,
Cushion, Car and Qmrch Seats, Manufacturing Com
pany, Office, No. 407 Commerce street. Philadelphia-
We desire to call the attention of owners, builders sand
captains of steamers, steamboats and other vessels to
our PATENT PREPARED CORE STUBFED MAT
TRESSES; dtc. 'I hese Mattresses are soft and elastic,
do not become hard by use, or get into ridges, but re.
taro their original shape and s ze, thus saving all ex
pense of making ever or renewing, yet cost, when new,
but one third the outlay for Hair Mattresses.
In the event of disaster upon the waters they are
INFALUAIiLE AS LIFE PRESERVERS, as each
single Mattress is capable of supporting three indi
viduals any length of time upon the water.
We also solicit the attention of hotel keepers,
boarding-houses, hospitals and of private families.
The prepared Oork Stuffing, by Its many 'Superior
qualities and its peculiar advantages, is far pre
ferable to any other_ upholstering material far
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows and Seats of every de
scription. It offers no refuge to vermin, keeps per
fectly sweet, clean and cool, and Is light and certainly
very cheap.
Cork is a non•condnctor of heat. These Mattresses
therefore, are very recommendable against Hemor!
rholde, Rheumatism and Nervous and Rheumatic
Headache.
We are now prepared to take orders for steamships
boats. railroads, churches, carriages or theatres, &c
to furnish Mattresses, Seats, &c., &c.
Give us a call; we cannot fall to give the public a
large sniff cleat proof of the value of our patent.
The Cholera Below Brew York . :
Prom To.day's New York Herald.]
Ten additional cases of cholera were re
ceived on board of the hospital ship on
Monday, and np to ten o'clock. that 'morn
ing but one more death than those pre
viously reported had occurred. The pas
sengers on board of the steamer England
still remain in a healthy condition, and
altogether affairs at quarantine are pro
gressing very.satisfactorily. The Quaran
tine Commissioners are about making an
effort to obtain permission from the govern
ment to erect temporary sheds at Sandy
Hook in which to place the well passengers
arriving at this port on board of infected
vessels; also one or more ships to be used
for a similar purpose.
The,,report of the Sanitary Committee on
the best means of action in regard to the
cleansing of streets by allowing the water
to flow from the hydrants, the publication of
a hygienic circular, the prevantion against
the over-crowding of tenement houses, and
clearing out the cellar population, and
other important sanitary matters to
against the cholera, was presents and
adopted in the Board of Health yesterday.
An interesting debate on the general man
agement of quarantine matters also took
place, from which it appears that the facili
ties for properly providing for the care and
cemfort of the afflicted passengers are very
meagre.
WO TT S 10-40 s con 964:266 oh Del 'Div 491 i
500 Pia Dada Gs PR b 5 90 I 9Rh Cam di Amboy 120
1000 do EEO 90 .W 0 oh Ocean 011 8
41500 do new 95 WO eh do b 5 8
16e0 do 941 i 36 sh Little Soh II V. 14
fro do mon'l 1.3 Ru sh do tali
15000 Penna 59 cou 85 -1 20 sh Penns R mob 564
8000 UIS 5-218 '64 con 10531 2sh do 56
200 814 Phil & Erie b 5 34 100 811 Catawboa pf b 5 317
100 sh do 2ds 34 10 eh 3fech Bk Wl4
140 sh Sch Nay pfd b 5 3431500 sh Green Mount 41i
100 oh do 1330 85 50 eh ClLuton Coal 1
000 sh Miller 0 14
YIBIST CL.MEL IMOOND Mau
Ameriesus Gold " sales
Reading fiallsmsd . _....._.. 51 sales ..... woes
New York OentraL—._...
11. ti. as 'Si— . —.Ms aides sales
ti.s. fki, ma.=-105% Wes .....: Wee
Erie.. -..-...»e.._.._...--- 74 sales ..... sales
Hudson E lver _..... ---.--aoss; bid „said
. Firm .—......
Finance and Bnaineaa.-.dpril 252 Md.
The unfavorable foreign advices,made public yester
day afternoon, have had comparatively little effect at
the Stock Beard. Government Loans continue to ad
vance, the Coupon Sizes, 'EI, closing at WI; the Five-
Twenties at 1653;; the Ten-Forties at 9530096, and the
Seven Thirties at 102. State Loans were held firmly .
There was quite a lively demadd for My Leans, with
free sales of the new issues at 95—an advance of 3, and
the old at te—an advance of 1 per cent. For Railroad
abares there was less ep Quad= and Amboy
Railroad sold at Ito; Pennsylvania Railroad at &Vi—
no change; Catawlesa Railroad Preferred at 317 i; Phila
delphia and Erie Railroad at 34—a decline of and
Little Schnylkil Railroad at was bid
for Lehigh Valley Railroad; 55 for Mine Hill Railroad,
and US for Germantown Railroad. Canal stocks were
very quiet. Schuylkill Navigation Preferred, was
firm at 34X regular and 8.5 b. to. Delaware-Division
sold at;ss?;. In Bank stares the only sale was of Me
chanics' at 293. Passenger Railway shares were dull
In was bid for Second and Third Streets; 40 for Fifth
and Sixth Streets; 52 for Tenth and Eleventh Streets;
39 for Thirteenth and Fiftteenth Streets; 4.2?; for He
corvine, and 68 for Welt Philadelphia.
Jay cocas a W. quote serercurieat Securities, tic,
today, as tollows:
RAMC Selling,
U.S. 6% 1881— —.- - --..117U 106.
Old sal Bondf=..--.......—it5i t 11Xi.
New ~ 1864..... —.....-105 Si . 105%,
5-20 Bondß, 1865 .--..----....—..1051* 1053 i
10-40 Ran& —.. 96? is 97
78-10 Anguat---.........—.--- 10111 lit 23;
0 June.---...—.....--..--10114 'cox
" Stay.. .... ~.,....... .........1(0 4 102.3,5
Certificates o flndebtedness HO 100 S
Gold-at 12 0'c10ck—.».............12,53i 1261 L
Messrs. Deßaven & tiler. Zig). iD Booth TIMM
street, make the foll,..wing note/loon of the rates of
exchange to-day, at 1 P. Ka
31tLYIng.
&merlon) G01d.......... —./2.6ii
Bilver-GRarters arld - halves. ...-.120
_. . . ..
Compound Interest Notes: -
.. JunelBBl-.. 11 11,ti
.. " Ju1y.1864.- 103 i lei(
. " Ang.1884.... 10 Is%
~. `• Oct. 1864.. . 9 91.;
.- • " Dec. 1864... 6 lIN
.. .• mny3865... 53ri EX
" - " Aug. 1865... 4 43 4
.. " Sept.lB6s.- 3,N 354
.. " Oct. 1865... 5 ,4
Smith, Randolph & Co.. Bankers, 16 South Third
street, quote at .ti o'clock as frillowtc
U. S. 1881 80nd5............_—.-
108 N.
U.S. &SA 1862........ .......„.. ......30534 IOSN
" ;1864—.......... ...... --.........--MN IMN
.. 1865....--........—......:-.—... — .—mci 10c......;
LL. 10-40. ....-. ........ .—96 N
U.S. 7 - aysZiiiisa3B - ---.—....—.-....—lcra mai
24 series-----.----- ..... --BC 10534
.. Sd 'series. ----JOIN 102 N
U. S. Certificates of Indebtotness—.... 100 lcoN
Compounds. Dec.. 1864 • ' OS@ 8%
WEDNESDAY. April W.—There is very little 'move ;
ment In the .13readstntlh market and no ersentie
change to record in prices.
The receipts of Flour are small and holders are firm
in their views, but the demand is limited. Bales of
500 barrels Red Wheat extra family at $l3 Ili barrel.
500 barrels Northwest do. do. at s9@lo 25, small lota 'of
extra at gB@9, and superfine at $7 to $B. There is very
little Rye Flour here and It commands .1 75(§5. Prices
of Corn Meal are unchanged.
There is a steady inquiry for Wheat at yesterday's
quotattions, and very little corning forward. Sales of
6COO[bushels in lots at $2 40®2 5011 bushel for fair and
good Bed, t 2 65 for ehoic Juniata Red and $1 93 for
spring. In the absence of sales of White we quote at
$2 60 to $2 90. Rye is unchanged; small sales of Penna.
at 95 cents. atm 1900 bushels Western on secret terms
There Is very little Corn eoming forward and the de.
trend has fallen off. Sales of 3,000 bushels yellow at
frki 81 cents. Oata are steady; sales of 1900 bushels
Penna. at CO cents.
No change in Earley or Malt.
There is very little OloVerseed coming forward and
It commands $5 to $5 75. Timothy is scarce and com
mands f 5 25R5 50 There is agood demand for Flax'
seed with sales at $2 60
Whiaky—The demand is limited. Small sales of
Penna. at $2 254g2 26 and Ohio at $2 27©2 2811 barrel.
IMPS tTATIRNS.
Reported for the h ladelphta ening Bonettn.
_ TRINIDA D—Bark Thomas Dallett. Dunean-310
blids sugar 83 tc3 do 30 hhtla molasses 40 bbls do S & W
Welsh.
SAGUA—Bark Gen Wm T Sherman, Brio-338 hhds
sugar 42 tierces do 715 hhds molasses 168 bola do B dr, W.
Welsh.
MIAMINE
••:T OF P:111 I a • .
air i9se /Karim Bulletin on Third
ARRIVED THIS DAY .
Bark Thos Dallett (Br), Duncan, 8 days from Trini
dad, with sugar and molasses to & W Welsh. Le ft
brig V Williams. for Philadelphia; Bohn Dirigo, for
do. and E & L Cordery. for New York, ldg.
Bark Realm (Br), Christie. from Sava la Grande
14th inst. with sugar to S & W Welsh.
Bark General W T Sherman, Russ. 5 days from Sagas
with sugar and melwses to b . W WFleh . Left barks
J Fylingweed, J lelcholas, Sancho Pansa, J P
Georgia; scbrs A Eorta anti 0 M Nevins, all for New
York, loading; 0 Cleary, Edeu P Stewart and schr
Edna, all lowing, for Philadelphia; brigs Torrent for
Porland, Iris, for Tarpaulin Cove; Royal, Sovereign
and Blight. for Boston.
BALES OF STOOIIB.
l'IltST BOAIt.D.
PRICES OP tyrocirs 1.11 NSW YORK.
(By .71 , 2egrdp14.)
- -
PhEladelphia Markets.
Behr Elwood Doran, Jarvis, from Wilmington, NO
with lumber to captain.
Behr R S Miller, Anderson, from Easton.
Behr H Blackman. Gandy, from. Maurice River.
Bchr J Buchanan, Callahan, from Washington.
Sam.'" M Wright Fisher. from New London.
Schr Reading B.R. No 77, Buckaloo, from Norfolk.
CLEARED THIS Da X: •
Steamer. Hannah & Sophia,Teaf New York, Bancroft,
Lewis & Co.
Behr Jll Walnwright,Morris.Boston, Preston Coal Co.
Schr S A Hammond. Paine. Boston. Mom Vein Cl Co.
t3shr Rachel S Miller, Anderson, Boston, Costner,
stickney & Wellington.
Scbr R Peterson, English, Boston, do
Schr It Blackman. Gandy, Fall River, do
Behr Silver Magnet, Barrett. Salem. do
Behr Jas Buchanan, Callahan, Richmond, Rathbun,
Stearns & Co.
Behr Jae Hendrickson. Shinn, Baltimore. R RR Co.
Fchr A Middleton, Andes, Warren, RI 'Foulkes A Co.
Bchr Geo Twlbelt, Miller, tieorgetown. W Herr.
RAND&
Steamer Saxon, /JEW
Matthews, cleared at Boston yes
terday for this port.
Steamer Asia (Br), Anderson, cleared at Boston yes
terday for Liverpool via Halifax.
Brig Matilda, Anderson, hence at Barbados 21st ult.
Brig Belle Bernard,Cook, 6 days from Sagna, at New
York yesterday.
Brig Princeton, Wells, hence for Boston, at Holmes'
Hole 25d inst.
Brig Hattie E Wheeler, Onptill, hence for Portland,
at Holmes' Hole list inst.
Sans D S Mershon, Allen; J V Wellington, Atwood:
N E Clark, Clark, and Win Marcy, Barrett, hence at
Boston 23d inst.
Scbr Hannah Little (2 masts). Godfrey, hence for
Providence, at Newport 224 inst.
Schrs Elluacreel. Weaver; E 0 Irwl n, Atkin% E dr.
L Marts, Marta: John Shay, Tilton, and M Fletcher.
Tracey. hence at Boston yesterday.
Schr L Crocker. Presbrey, from Taunton for this
port, sailed Po tter, evmort 28d inst.
Sam Thos Handy, hence for Cohassett Nar
rows, at Sipplcan rta inst.
Schrs RL Tay, Baker, from Boston for this port, and
Margaret Ann, Whelpley, from St John, NB. ter do.
at Holmes' Hole 224 inst.
_ Sohn J Clark, Adams; Sophie Ann, Smith, and M V
Cook. hence for Boston; Jas L
Knight,,ussell, hence
for Milton. and Ruth H Raker, do for Port
land, at Holmes' Hole 23d inst.
.m..k.iuNrElfmcilazArrr.
FA letter from Nicholas Ball. Esq. of Block Island,
:= A t oa 32 ed P : t chi 'n Sp B ititrOf in 'h a g r tim w , i PJ. th fi r g
miles to the eastward of Block Island Light, aban
doned, and in a sinking condition, with sails set and
the binnacle light burning; also boat gone. The smack
Eunice Ann. of New London, had let the schr but a
few moments previous to our getting on board, and
the crew may have been on board of her. We put
away for Newport, and when about half way to Point
Judith it came on very thick weather, and it being
evident that the schooner could not remain above
water long we left her on Monday morning, and she
probably sunk soon after. She was loaded with corn." Bar Sparkle, Capt Adams, cleared at PedladelPhla
]larch so for Pawtucket.]
SUMMER RESORTS
ON LIRE OP
Reading Railroad and Branches.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON,
Mr& Caroline Wunder, Pottsville P. 0., Schuy'l 00.
TUSCARORA HOTEL,
Hrs. Hannah Miller, Tuscarora P. 0., Schuylkill no.
MAHAIVOI CITY HOTEL.
G. W. Frost. Mahanoy ChY P. 0., Schuylkill co.
WHITE HO USE,
2dra. Susan liarsdorf, Beading P.O
A .NDALUS.TA,
James S. Madeira, 310%41111g P. 0.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A. Smith, Wernersville P. 0., Baba co.
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
H. H. Manderbach,Worneladorf P. 0., Berta 00.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL,
Lebanon co.. Charles Boederrnel,Hanisburg P. O.
BOYERSTOWN SEMINARY,
J. B. Henty,Boyerstown P. 0., Berta Co.
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL,
A. 11. Snyder, Yellow Springs P. 0., Chester co.,
LITIZ SPRINGS,
Samuel Llehtenthaler. Lille P. 0., Lancaster co.
E.PHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
.11needler et Feather, Ephrata P. 0.. Laocaster eo.
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THMD EDITION.
BY TELEG RA PH.
LATER NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
The President and Judiciary Committee
A Feverel Gale on the Lakes.
LATER FROM MEXICO
THE BATTLE AT MIZATLAN
Increasing Strength of the Juarists
Rumored Conspiracies, &c
Fre= Wasldetrtiesi.
EBlledal Despatch to the Braleths.l
WASIIitsGToN, April 25.—1 t Is understood
that the President has ordered the arraign
ment of Jeff. Davis for trial before the
United States Court at Norfolk, for trea
son. As the Judiciary Committee are in
vestigating his complicity in the Assassina
tion Plot, the action of the7President is
regarded as an attempt on his part to inter
fere with the action of the Committee in
this matter.
The Reconstruction Committee had another
protracted session to-day. They failed to
reach any conclusion and adjourned until
Saturday. Senator Fessenden was unable
to be present.
The vote on the admission of Colorado
will show a majority of four or five in favor
of that measure.
The tax bill reported to-day, has been an
ticipated in the papers.
The Gale on the Lakes.
Oswioo, April 25th.—The gale which set
in on Monday continued up to this morn
ing, and several disasters have occurred to
vesselson Lake Ontario.
The schooner Bahama, bound from this
port to Chicago, with coal, is ashore near
Oak Orchard creek.
§ ; The schooners Monticello and Traveler,
bound from French Creek to Detroit, are
ashore, the former at the Devil's Nose, and
the latter at Thirty Mile Point. Steam
tugs and pumps will be sent to their assist
ance.
The schooner Raleigh arrived in port this
morning from Canada with the loss of a
deck load of lumber.
The schooner Coral from Ogdensburgh
is ashore, three miles below the Devil's
Nose,
The propeller Buckeye arrived here to
day from Toledo. This is the first vessel
from Lake Erie, and through the Welland
Canal, this season. The captain of the
Buckeye reports that he passed through
about sixty miles of floating ice in Lake
Erie.
From Mexico.
Nzvr Yonx, April 25.—The steamer
Moro Castle brings Havana advises to the
21st.
Senor Almonte, Miniaterfrom Maximilian
to France, arrived from Vera Cruz on the
19th.
Advices from the City of Mexico to the
llth and Vera Crnz to the 15th are received.
The battle at Mazatlan, between the Libe
rals and Imperialists commenced by the
Imperialists attacking Coronas' forces with
in a quarter of a mile of the town.
The fighting lasted from 4 A. M. till 6
P. M. The Imperialists were aided by Co
manches with cannon as far as I - Incas. The
next day the fighting was continued, when
all the reserve and movable artillery was
ordered out to aid the Imperialists ' but up
to the departure of the steamer no decisive
result had been attained.
- -
A later report from 'Maiatlan states that
the Imperialists had returned to the city
with small losses.
The French claim to have killed 350 of
the Juarista, and wounded a still greater
number.
The accounts from the whole country
show that the Jurists are stronger than
ever.
Rumors of conspiracy are rife in the city
of Mexico, and General Galvez has been
imprisoned. Secret arrests are made and
citizens disappear mysteriously.
The Imperialists claim a victory by Col.
Rkdrignez near Coenoe. General Garcia
has taken charge of the War Department at
the city of Mexico.
The bark Wm. Anthony was found to
have on board a large quantity of war mu
nitions, and in a box was found a paper
addressed to General Crawford. It is
thought this was a trick to asperse the
character of that general.
Esoobedo has blockaded the road between
San Louis and Saltillo.
It is reported from Zacatecas that on the
20th ult. the Imperialist General Mem was
defeated between Ruavesca and Tobas co.
The small pox is raging at Ponce, P. R.
The town of .P'epeno is suffering severely.
The latest advices from Guadaleupe state
that the cholera is disappearing. The mor
tality has been 10,800 out of a population of
149,107.
The Reconstruction Committee.
WASHINGTON, April 25th.—A rumor is
current around the Capitol that the Com
mittee on Reconstruction, at their meeting
to-day, failed to.agree upon a report, there
being a wide disagreement among the mem
bers. An effort will however be made to
reconcile conflicting views.
Departure of the Steamer St. David.
PORTLAND, April 25.—The steamship St.
David, Captain Aird, sailed for Liverpool at
noon to-day.
XXXIXTH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION,
WASHINGTON, April 25.
SEss7n.—Mr. Sherman (Ohio), from the Committee
on .Apriculture, reported a resolution for the printing
of 10,000 copies of the report of the Commissi ' , nee of
Apiculture en the sobject et theßlederpest. Adopted.
Mr. Ramsey (Minn.) called up a bill to authorize the
construeflnn of a bridge across the
Quincy, Illtnots.
The morning hour expired during the consideration
of this bill, sad the bill for the admission of Colorado
into the Union was taken up.
Mr. Doolittle (Ma) took the floOr and spoke against
the bill.
B01:18E.—Mr. Boutweli (Maw.) Introduced a bill to
emeriti me act further to provide for the collection of
duties on imports. Read twice and referred to the Su
^rY Committre and ordered to be printed.
Inawer to a cocaina by Mr, R questionute
that the bill only related to a leg which
18 alresdy before me Judiciary Committee. It was
drawn with kw- at care by a well informed person and
the committee wished to have the advantage of see-
Inc it in print.
Mr. Donnelly (Minn.). introdneed a bill to
Olt ' , mi 21cadelnY Of MasiC or Washington Olty, with
3: )0 O'Cloolt.
Breidstuffs—The market is active and
firm.
Provisions—The market is dull.
Lownow. April 12.—Consols closed at 86/-
@B6l for money.
AMERICAN STOCKS.—U. S. Five-Twenties,
7l 71i. Illinois Central, 80a-©Bl. Erie,
541 ®55.
NEw Tons, April 76.—The Stock Market is steady;
Cumberland preferred, 453 i: Ili. Central,ll7%; Mich.
Southern, 83%; Beading, 1045 i: Hudson Hirer. 1043‘:
New York Central, 92 5 /:; Canton, 56: Erie, 74; Missouri
6's, 75; Carolinas, ennessee 6's, 904 y; Treasury
7 3-10, 102; Ten.forti , a. 961 i; Eive-twentlea, 105%1
Conpon.aixes, 107; Gold, 126 g.
Sales as PlAllactia
SALIM AFTER
WOO City 6a new 95
7000 Union Canal Int
Bda b6O
5 sh Lehigh Nay 5.14'
100 sh 19th &lath St It c 1914 -
3o sh Swatara Falls
15 sh Wyoming Val c 60
SECOND
$l2OOO US 10-403 con 96%,1
Clty ea old 2 Els 90
400 do new 95
WINDOW SHADES.
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for Town or Country.
WHITE CURTAINS.
WHITE CURTAINS.
WHITE CURTAINS.,:,:
Of Lace, Muslin, and Nottingham, Na 7-7
I. E. WALRAYEN,
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BUY COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
OF AL I. DATES
And pal the Accruedintereet, lees a
Small Discount.
A large aascatment of BOY'S BMW READY;
II episifyjev:ii ideMin tA.It •
Gentlemen's Clothing Made to Order;
As fine a stock to select from as any in the country. ;
A.. Hoyt & - Bro.,
S. W. ear. Tenth and Chestnut
inl2Bl-sa to th Imp ASSEMBLY EITILDING
111
NORTH FOURTH ST.—Ehow Oases in mat
variety at declining prices. W. H. GROVE.
NORTHFOITRTH —Desks and Olitee Tables.
.1.11 +a enperlor make. [aplo4ls] W. H. GROVE;
Max Strakoech, Wm. 'J. Pope, Max Maretzek, RisePb
J. May and others as corporators, with a capital of
5500,000 and with power to build an opera house In
Washington city. Read twice and referred to the'
C'
Mr. O tt r e t mmie of the Disrict. •
h (fed.) Introduced a Joint resolution au
thorizing the sale and transfer or arms. munitions o f
War and vessels of war. Read twice, and referred to
the Committee on Foreign Milan.
Mr. Blaine e.) rose to a ques , lon of personal ex
planation and called the attention of the House to the'
tact that Mr. Conkllng so altered the Globe report of
the controversy between them, yesterday, as to take
out,of his {Mr. Conkling's) remarks the exoression as
to his "responsibility, here or elsewhere," on which
I.ls (Mr. _Blaine's) rejoinder bad been made. He de
-
bounced this as a violation of the first principles of
1 onor which should exist between gentlemen.
Mr. Conkling compared the reporter's manuscript
with the corrections made by him to show that imma
terial alteration was made. The time would be far
distant when be (Mr. 0 .) would ask Information or in
struction from him. (Mr. Blaine) as to the conduct
which ought to govern gentlemen.
A further emit/ overly took place between the two
members, In which mutual imputations of cowardice
and untruthfulness were made.
Mr. Morrill (V 4), from the Committee of Ways and
Means, repotted a bill to levy on all horses, mules, cat- •
tie, sheep, togs, and other live animals, imported trona ,
foreign countrle.„ - a duty of 20 per cent. ad votaress.-
He said the internal revenue bill which would be re
ported today would have to be acted upon before the
tariff bill, and it was therefore necessary to report this
bill In advance a , because there was now no duty
imposed on live animals imported, and be understood
that the Canadians were sending sheep over the border
and having them shorn on this side, so as to evade their
dui on wooL
Afterill was considered and passed.
the introduction of other bills the House pro
ceeded to theregular order ofhtudness, which was the
unfinished business of last evening, the bill to securer
the speedy construction of the Northern Pacific Bail -5
road and Telegraph Line.
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City of Boston.
PANIC IN THE COTTON MARKET
SANDY HOOK, April 25.—The steamship
City of Boston from Liverpool on the 11th,
via Queenstown on the 12th, has arrived
and anchored off this point. Her advices
are one day later than were received by the
steamship America.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New
York, arrived out on the 12th.
Commercial Intelligence.
LrvEnpoot, April 12.—Cotton—The sales
today amount to 7,000 bales, including
2,000 bales to speculators and exporters.
The market is dull, with a decline of
There is a panic in the market.
The Manchester market is heavy and de
clining.
New York Stock Market.
luta Stook Beard.
FIRST BOARD.
lee sh Ocean Oil
100 sh Soh Nay pfd
Blown 345;
100 sh eh Catawba p 31% b3O
10
100 00 eh
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b3O 31% 315 i
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100 ah do blO 304
400 ab Reed B b 5 523 i
25 sh Locust Mt 2ds 45%
MO II d Tress 7 Mu
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Notes Feb 102
MO do Tube 1023 i;
is eh Cam & Am B
BOARD
100 sh Bch Nov .piti
10E eh do 8,0;
lUDsh ROSA it 5234
100 sh do s 5 int 52X
ICO sit Phil & Erie WO Ss
100 sh do 53%;
100 Eh Union Pas B 05
30.5 &mg Canai scrip
26 sh Nerrialown R 55
leh Fenn B Cdr.P 56
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Striped Furniture Twillsi,
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