SECOND EDITION.
BY TEzhiitikriEr.
FROM - FORTRESS MONROE.
Movements of Government Vesseh.
The Disfranchisement of Deserters.
ATE NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS Mormon, June 2d.—The Naval
Recruiting ship New Hampshire, in tow of
the supply ship Newberne, whose expected
arrival was mentioned yesterday, arrived •
this morning. The former vessel anchored
in the stream, where she will remain until
Monday next, when she will go to Gosport.
The Newberne sailed direct to New York
The double-ender naval steamer Winnepec,
which for several weeks past has been un
dergoing repairs at the Navy Yard, sailed
to-day. The frigate Savannah, which like
wise has been undergoing repairs, left to
day in tow of a Government steamer.
The tug L. G. Connen, which yesterday
ran on the wreck of the Merrimac, has been
gotten off, with only slight damage.
General F.. E. Sewall and Lieut. Colonel
Garricii Mallery, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
have completed an inspection of this Dis
trict. , They expressed general satisfaction
-at the management of affairs under the ad
ministration of General Armstrong, who
has charge of the District. These gentlemen
have been on an inspecting tourthrough this
State for the last three months. Though
many abuses exist, they consider the
bureau's continuance indispensable to se
cure the full enjoyment of the privileges to
which they are entitled. Their report bids
lair to differ materially from that of Gener
als Steadman and Fullerton regarding the
workings of the Bureau.
The Disfranchisement of Deserters.
HARRISBURG, June 4th.—The Supreme
Court having adjourned without announc
ing its decision as requested by the Go
vernor, through the Attorney General, on
the constitutionality of the act of Congress
disfranchising deserters, the bill passed at
the late session of the Legislature for car
rng into effect the law of Congress has
this day been approved by the Governor,
that immediate preparations of the records
and certificates required by the act may be
commenced and time afforded for the cor
rection of errors in the record.
From California.
Sax FRANCISCO, Map 29th.—The steamer
Montana, from the Columbia river, brings
$5,900 in treasure.
Markets generally dull; sales of Grant's
candles at 23 cent, add 1,800 boxes of May's
adamantine at 221 cents. Nearly 300,000
pounds of American shipping grade wool
sold at 18@22 cents. Choice dry bides sell
freely at ni dents.
The bark Lizzie, from Manilla, brings
11,000 bags of sugar, and the ship Olivia,
from Hong Kong, 7,400 bags of rice. The.
British bark Palmerston was abandoned at
sea, 250 miles from Hong Kong, February
27th.
Although the late rains have inflicted
damage on the early sown wheat, it is gen
erally conceded that the grain sown late has
been much benefited, and that the general
yield of wheat will exceed that of any former
year.
Legal feCders, 731.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.—The steamer
Sacramento sailed to-day for Panama with
$1,328,000 in treasure, of which $892,300 goes
to New York.
The San Francisco board of trade for the
protection of trade and the promotion of
commercial interests has filed articles of in
corporation in a capital stock of $lOO,OOO.
A decree was promulgated at Manilla
March 6th, exempting from tonnage dues
all vessels arriving or departing in ballast.
There is little interest in mining stock.
Ophir, $380; Imperial, $124; Savage, $900;
Yellow Jacket, $640; Belcher, $223; Chollar
Potosi, $3OB. Legal tenders, 73.
Hong Kong advices of April Ist report
flour advanced to s9@slo per barrel, and
holders unwilling to sell at the quotations.
Vessels were wanted at Hong Kong and
Manilla for San Francisco. New white
sugars were coming forward with consi
derable of last year's brown, which has
been kept back for higher prices. A sharp
shock of earthquake was felt at San Fran
cisco at 3.35 A. M., to-day, but no damage
was done.
Bills Approved by the President.
Wasamororr, June 4th.—The President
has approved the bill providing that the
- produce of the forests of Maine upon the St.
ikoix river and its tributaries, owned by
American citizens and sawed in the pro
vince of New Brunswick by American citi
zens, the same =being unmanufactured in
whole or in part and having paid the same
taxes as other American lumber on that
river, shall be admitted into the ports of the
'United States free of duty.
The President has also approved the bill
authorizing and directing the Secretary of
the Navy to appoint a board to examines site
al or near Portland, Maine, for afresh-water
basin
:for iron-clad vessels of the United
States navy,and to ascertain the advantages
of said site, and to reportto Congress during
the present session.
The New York Tribune.
NEw Yowl, June 4th.—Mr. John Russell
Young, formerly editor of the Philadelphia
Xmas. has been chosen managing editor of
the New York Tribune, in place of Mr. Gay
resigned. •
Marine Intelligence.
PROVIDENCE, R. z, June 14th.—The re
port of the loss of the Brig. Ella, on Block
Island, was probably a canard, started by a
a seaman at Newport in order to get aid and
sympathy.
Price of Gold In New York.
IBY the American Teleirmah Co.)
linw Tons, June 4. Gold taw been
quoted to-daY as follows:
10.80 A. AL, 140# I 11.30
10.45 140* I 11.45
11.00 140/I 12.00 M.,
11.15 1421 I 12.30 P. M.
Markets.
Flaw WEE, June 4tli.—Cotton is dull and nominal
of 37@40c. for middlirgs. Flour Staff sales
tt,sto bble. at 17 Ai @fB 90 for s9 45@514
for Ohio; $ 7 20/abso 76 for Western; Southern un
charged. 400 bbls. sold; Canadian steady. 800 bbls.
sold at 119 Ifsglitl3 50. , Wheat advancing; sales
at 2,260 bbls. at p. 30 for No. 1 Wilwaukee;
tern active and advanced I@2c.; 90,000 bus. sold at 810
113 - for new mixed. Beefateady. Pork heavy at $306234,
lard firm at 184®2'..11ic. Whisky fli m, but quiet.
Stocks are irregular; Chicago and H. 1., 03;,Comber•
load preferred. 40; 111. Ceotral, 117;• Bachigan South
era,Bo; N. Central. 98X; Fenn. Central. "A Reading,
1033; Hudson River, _ 111: Clanton Com
-61% Missouri El's, 7834; Erie, 80.1;
Western Union, Cu;% U.S Coupon 6a of 1881. 1891/; do.,
Me. 1754 11. S. Coupon, -Ilos of 1862, 102%'; Ten• Forties,
Of: Treasury 7 . 11 1 02X©102%; Cold. 143 ; 36®1432,; Ster
ling Exchange, 10$ ct, ; night biii9,1144.
, Havritioaz. Jri.e 4 .— Flour firm; Western extra
winter $l3. Wheat, dull and nominal; the snooty la
scaree. Corn dull at 94©95 for white. and 89@90 for
yellow. Oats are steady. Provisions firm, with au ad
vancir g tendency Sugar quiet Coffee dull, at un
-gbanged prices for RIO, Whiskey $3 SO.
LATER..:PEWS n FROM _.EUROPE.
Arrival of the Nova Radian and
Oity of-London.
MORE ENGLISH_ FAILURES.
Large Fire in London.
THE CONTINENTAL WAR.
The French Army on a War Footing,
The Russians and Turks in Moldavia.
FAT - Ens. Porta, June 4.—The steamship*
Nova Scotian, from Liverpool, May 29th,
via Londonderry, May 25th, has passed this
point bound to Quebec.
The steamship Etna, from New York, ar
rived at Queenstown on the 24th.
The steamer Scotia, from New York, was
reported off Crookhaven at 3 1% - M. on the
24th.
Arrived from New. York—ship .Jenny
Jones, at Southampton; ship Danneburg at
Tralee; arrived from New Orleans—ship
Wizard King, off Traleig arrived from Phi
ladelphia—ship Stella d'ltalia, at Tralee.
Livimpoon, liipy23.—Cotton has declined
1(4)1d. for American on the week, and ®
id. for other descriptions. The sales of the
week were '4,400 - bales. New Orleans is
quoted at 121-d., and Uplands 12d. The'sales
to-day (Friday) were 5,000 bales, the market
closing dull and weak.
Breadstuff!. nominal.
Lownox, May2s.—The political situation
is unchanged. More failures are reported,
and financial affairs are gloomy. 11. S. Five
twenties, 64®64}; Consuls, 863:@861; Erie
Railroad, 411-(4)42; Illinois Central, 751@76.
The City of London at New York,
N.pw
Pons, June 4.—The steamship City
of.Dondon, from Liverpool .May 24th and
nefOstown May 25th, has arrived. Cork
papers of Thursday contain the following
items: The London Express announces the
suspension of Robinson, Crayton & Co.,
bankers of Manchester. Their liabilities
are not large, Two of the largest ware
houses of the" London and Great Western
railway at Manchester were burned on the
morning of May 2,3 d. The loss is £lOO,OOO.
A Brussels telegram says that Paris letters
state the French Government is raisingto
the full complement all the regiments be
longing to the army of Paris and the army
of Lyons. France will have her army on
a:war footing in a fortnight, ready to be
placed in obrervation on the German and
Italian frontiers.
The Italian and Austrian Governments
have announced the intention to respect
Swiss neutrality in the event of war.
A Paris telegram of the 23d says the
lifoniteur du Soir says that France, England
and Russia do not wish to take up the posi
tions of arbitrators, but solely to propose
the basis of certain deliberations and to di
rect the discussion of the Conference to the
points constituting the cause of collision.
The Powers are now arranging the terms of
a note intended to be sent to Vienna, Ber
lin. Frankfortand Florence.
La France says the reply of Russia is still
expected. When it arrives a few days must
still elapse before the despatch of the col
lective letters of the Powers. Conference
may probably meet three weeks hence, but
it will be difficult to accomplish this.
Paris Bourse flat. Renter 63f. 35c.
Prince Charles of Hohenzellorn was en
thusiastically received by the National
assembly of the Danubian Principalities.
A telegram from Jassy announces the
entry of the combined Russian and Turkish
corps d'armee. entered Moldavia on the
22d. Omar Pasha commands the Turks
and Gen. Kotzebue the Russians.
The steamers Queen and Louisiana ar
rived at Queenstown on the 24th.
itiw we:
PRIZE FIGHT ON SIINDAY.—On Saturday
night Lieutenant Tolbert received informa
tion that a prize fight was to take place in
the Twenty-fourth Ward about four o'clock
yesterday morning. He had all his officers
on guard,bnt there were; no signs of the com
batants or their friends. The fight had evi
dently been put off in consequence of the
rain. In the afternoon there were indica
tions that the "mill" would take place. A
squad of 20 men was obtained from the
Sixth District, and at 2i o'clock Sergeants
Saunders and Phy started out Market street
to the Cross Keys with one party of officers,
and Lieutenant Tolbert, with another squad,
went out Walnut street in the same direc
tion. In Gray's Woods preparations had
been made for the fight, but it was found
that the police had a fair chance to get at the
place and the crowd left. The police then
went out the Baltimore turnpike, and at
Church lane, about one mile beyond
the city line thafight was observed in progress
in a field belonging to Nathan Raker. The
place is on an open plain and commands a
view of the surrounding country for some
distance. As soon as the police came in
sight the crowd scattered in carriages and
upon horses and on foot. There were about
two hundred persons present and some ten
or twelve rounds had been fought. The
principals, who are named Green and
Keesely, were taken away in a carriage.
Sergeant l'hy's squad succeeded in caps
Wring four men, who gave their names as
Robert Cocker, Michael Flynn, David
McCenaghy and Joseph Atwood. The pri
soners were committed for breach of the
peace.
WEST PHILADELPHIA. The weather,
yesterday, made out-door explorations
more of a labor, than a pleasure. Nothing
could be worse than the walking, and the
attendance at the several churches was pro
portionably slim. Some action ought to be
taken on the condition of the Darby road,
especially from Market street to Walnut.
It: beggars description, and so, .along
the whole route of the Chestnut
street railroad, on the outside
of the rails of which,for a week or more past
gangs of men have been engaged,with pick
axe and shovel, in bringing down the carri
age ways to the level of the track—roads
that have not been interfered with since the
street was first opened. Either side of Chest
nut is a sort of terra incognita, for the time
being, to those who wish even to reach the
Market street cars, going below, or who de
sire to go visiting from above. We re
mained at home until afternoon, to encoun
ter "ills we scarcely dreamed of."
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At the Police Station, yesterday, morning,
there were but five cases, of no interest
At the Almshouse, the last week's busi
ness is recapitulated: Admissions, 100; dis
charges, 85;- deaths, 22; births, 3; elope
ments, 24, and bound out, 1. Omitting Sun
day, which is a dies non. Census to-day,
2,917; last , year, 2,472. Proportionable in
crease, 445. Lowest figure yet.
At a meeting of the "Boys in Blue," held
Friday evening, June the lst, private Ro
bert Hervey was elected delegate to repre
sent the soldiers of the Twenty-seventh
Ward at the Pittsburgh Convention, to be
held on the sth instant at the above Mace.
ATTEMPTED ROBBEVLY. -This morning
about three o'clock, an attempt was made
to force open the back door of the 'residence
of Dlr. A. Wilder, northeast corner of
Broad and Jefferson streets. The thieves
were frightened off before they had sue
ceeded in gaining an entrance.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN: PHILA.DELPIIIA, MONDAY, JUNE 4. ]866.
xtrraintramit. Goyim •IdAturrer, - June
4th.:=Thii - Cattre market" kinicideraidY an:
tive this week Iliad prices are Well-main
tained;-7about - 1,700 head sold - at prices
ranging:; from 17018 cents for extra, 150
161 cents for fair to good, and.l3ol4oent6
lb for oominon, as to qualiW.
The following are the partbairlias of the_
sales:
Head. Same. Amount.
36 Owen Smith, Western, 16}®171
65 A. &'J. Christie, Western, 161@17i
30 Jones MoCleie, Penna.. grs., 8 . 0 91
60 P. MoFillen, Lanaster c 0.,. 16 017
126 P. Hathaway, Lan. & Wst, 15 0171
72 3. S. Kirk, Hathaway, co. & West. 15 0171
34 McFl.llen & Co. Lan. 00., . 16 0171
100 J. McFillen, 0 hi0, . . 16 0171
136 Ullman & Bachman, Ohio, 17 gan
103 Martin Fuller & Co., West, 16.017
169 Mooney & Smith, Western, 15017 i
25 Mooney& Brother, do. • 7.1.
25 H. Chain, do. 710 8
69 L. 'Frank, do. 15 017
102 Schamberg & Frank, do. 16 017
46 Hope & Co, Lan. co., . 151-17
45 Dryfoos & Dx - yfoos, Penna. 14 15 1
46 3. Coleman Lan. co., . 16 18
38 B. Hood, Chester county, 16 017/
52 3. Seldomridge, Western, 15 017
Cows—Are firmly held at full prices; 250
head: sold at $5OOBO for Springers, an d; 60
osloo per head for mil& cows—as to
Sheep= Are in better demand; 5,0®
head sold at from 6061 cents lb., gross,
as to condition. -
Hogs—Are unchanged 2,000 head sold
at the different yards at from $l3 ®l4 50 the
100 Its net, and a few choice at $l5
7pare HOBTICIIvruakt ESSAYS.—It is not
generally known, although regularly adver
tised, that the Penna. Horticultural Society
engages the chief horticulturists of the
country to lecture on the first Tuesday of
every month, at their Hall, to which citizens
are admitted without charge. Dr. Jno. A.
Warder, of Cincinnati, a well-known horti•
culturist" , speaks next Tuesday, on the
"Philosophy of Pruning."-
Bow - Kit's IzrrAarr CORDIAL is a certain,
safe and speedy care for colic, pains and spasms,
yielding great relief to children teething. Store Sixth
and reen.
MAGIC 'PHOTOGRAPHY 1 N ovel amuse
ment! Consisting of a sheet of paper, and the addi
tion of a few drops of water, an elegant picture is
immediately evolved. 50 cents a package. Tr ado
supplied. Mailed free. BOWER, Sixth and Vine.
BRONZE Ink Stands, Fans, Card Basely
re, Jewel Caskets, Cigar Owes Cutler,' etc-
SNOWDEN & BIUMEKR,
DRINKEIBTS' SIINDBIBB IN EVERT VA
um. KNOWBEN & BEDTHM: Importers,
St South Mghth street.
7 8-10's wearrico, DeHaven t Brother,
to South Thtrd Street.
5-20's WA D, BeHaven dr. Brother,
10 Borah Third street.
Componwn interest notes wanted by De
Haves' & Bro.
PURE Psurr Symirs—For soda water;
also bottled rbr domestic wee. HANCE, GRIFFITH
dt 00 , No. aes North street.
FEMALE Trusses, Braces, Supporters,
Elasticßelts, Stook ir ga. a c., of light and eleganimuke.
adjnated by a Lady, at Ne ed les', Twelfth street, firat
door below Baca
C. C. T.—Diarrbees siiilliolerale evi
dences safely controlled by "Needles' Compound Quo
phor Troches." a pocket remedy. Made only by C H.
Needles, Twelfth and Race streets, Philadelphia. 50c.
a box.
7-30 s,
.S.Ws, 1881 s, 10.405.
Comtxuand Interest Notes and Gold arid! Sliver
bought and sold by • D S.EXEL dr CO.,
34 South Third street.
LADIES' MOBICLYG CALLS
Carryjoy and gladness on their visits. when perfumed
with the
"Extract of Sweet Opoponax."
Society cannot conceive the benefits rendered by the
great discovery in 'Mexico of this
"Sweet Opoponax "
Nature could not produce a richer Gem or choicer Per
fume. E. T. Smith, Jr.. manufacturer of the Floral
Perfumery. N.Y., Sole Proprietors. Entered accord
ing to law.
A. A. A.-
iirßsad carefully the advertisement abort
Gre-ArIC WINs on fifth page. It la the only pure Tonic
In the counts 7 and only one endorsed by Physicians,
FRtillk CH, RICHARDS & 0)..
Nos. 14. Is, IS and M. S. Tenth street.
SOLE AGENTS FOB PENNSYLVANIA.
Also for sale by
DIARRHOEA PRECEDES CHOLERA.
"Needles' Compound Camphor Troches" control and
cure first symptoms. Note.—"Preventlon is better than
cure."
AMONG the cheap and well conducted
clothing Houses in this city. Jones' One Price Store
stands in the front rank. They opened their store in
1841'., and have been supplying the public with wearing
apparel ever since. Their goods are ofsubstantial ma
terial and always of the latest fashion, their system of
marking their clothing at the lowest selling figure, and
ofadhering to one price, denotes worth and integrity,
and might well be adopted by other establishments.
Ustryzass.
MURDER IN WESTMORELAND COUNTY.-
On Tuesday morning last, a man named
John Shale, a well-to-do farmer, residing
in Cook township, Westmoreland county,
Pa., left his home for the purpose of looking
at some of his grain fields. As he did not
return at the usual hour for dinner, his wife
became uneasy, and sent a person in search
of him. He was found lying dead in a
field, with a bullet hole through hie head.
As there was no weapon found near him, a
reasonable supposition ,was that he had
been murdered. The decased was about
forty-five years of age, and was a sober and
industrious man. The affair is involved in
considerable mystery, as no motive can be
assigned .for the murder.
EvrEmarrvir EXPLOSIONS. The. most curi
ous work at present going forward in Paris,
is the leveling of the hill of the Trocadero,
on the right bank of the Seine, opposite the
bridge of Jena. One-fourth of the work is
completed. The ground is mined, and four
mines are fired simultaneously by means of
an electric battery. A surface of more than
two acres is raised by each explosion.
NOT PERFIGT.—The Libertir, a Paris pa
per, recently published an article advo
eating war, under the title of "GO head,"
which it printed in large type , evidently
proud of its knowledge of English.
6900 City 63 new RAO Erfig 15 811 "Lehigh Nav 55
7000 do O&P 94 100 eh .tEtna Mining 1)e0 4
1000 II S Tread 7 3-108 100 sh SchNav pf 1)30 .348
Notes June 102% 600 eh N Y and Middle
3000 Pa It 2d mgt es 96 Coal Melds 6
100 ski Ocean 011 b3O 7 100 eh Pew= It 54%
500 eh Catavr pf b3O 29 19 eh Man & Mee Bk 30
200 eh do b 5 283 100 eh Bead B 630 54%
700 ah do 810 23% 20 ab. 10th & 11th St It CO
Arnertean G01d..—....-.14036 sales
Bending Railroad. _....6431 sales
New York CentraL......— ash' sales
11. S. Se 'Ed.-- bid
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sales
Hudson Weer- Alt sales
- Unsettled.
Finance and Basinessm.June 4,1866.
Stocks were again very dun this morning, and for all
the speculative shares on the list prices were weak
irregular. Government Loans were as firm as
ever. The Coupon Sixes 'Bl, closed at 109% bid; the
FiveTwentiea at 102%0102%; the Seven.Thirtles at
102%, and the Ten-Forties at 96. State Fives were firm
at 90%, and the War Loan at 103. City Leans continue
in steady demand for investment, with sales of the new
issues at 95%@96, interest off. which is equal to 99 .
Reading Railroad declined %, and closed with sales at
54% b. so. Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 61%—an ad
vance of %, and Catawissa Railroad Preferred at 2835
ii428%-4a decline of M. 130 was bid for Camden and
Amboy Railroad; 56% for Mine ROI Railroad; .18% for
North Pennsylvania Railroad; 38 for Little Schuylkill
Railroad, and 38% for Philadelphia and Mile Railroad.
Canal stocks were very quiet. Schuylkill Navagation
Preferred sold at 84% b.BO-no'change.;
_55 was bid for
Lehigh, Navigation, and 15 for Susquehanna Canal.
In Bank shares the only sale was of Manufacturers',
at 30. Passenger Railway shame wereneglected. Fifth
and Stith Streets sold at 60, and Hestmayine at 19. 58
was bid for Chestnut and Walnut; 56%T0r Tenth and
Eleventh Streets, and 4 / 2 1% for Thirteenth and Fifteenth
Otreetii, There was no Al 4 tor VAIOn or 'Upper Ridge.
mifrip.Almmlwilfrttr•ri-*1
DYOTT . & CO..
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & 00WDMST,
And by Druggists everywhere.
COMMERCIAL.
SALES OF STOOKS.
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5-20 Bonds, 10235
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10-40 Bends.. 5534
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Oertifleatel of, Indebtadnina..;.....l4o • 10015
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Philadelphia Markets.
lifortnicr, June 4.—The unfavorable weather to-day
has intensified the dullness which already dristed in
troide cirbles, and there is yery little business doing in
any department.
Thd rectdpts of Cloverseed are triffing. Small sales
at togs W. The last sale of Timothy was at Itt 50. The
market is bare of Flaxseed and it Is wanted by the
crashers at IS Vt !motel. •
The Flour market la inactive but supplies come for
ward slowly. The stock of good brands is reduced to a
very low figure and it commands full rates, but infs•
nor and unsound lota axe excessively dull and can
only be placed at relatively low quotations. Among
the sales we notice 150 barrels superfine at pop so
barrel, 500 barrels fancy Northwestern extra =oily
at illeoll 50,600 barrels do. do. on secret terms, and
100 barrels fancy Ohlo at .14 50. Bye Blom is scarce
100 bairels sold at 16 50. In Corn Meal no sales.
The Wheat market is very quiet and the only sail
reported is 1,000 bushels Spring at .2 3D. 'White ranges
!rem $2 SO to St 25. Bye is steady at al 3. There is an
active demand for Corn at an advance of 2 cents I*
bushel. Bales of 9,000 bushels yellow at 88490 cents
afloat—chiefly at the latter Bore. Oats are steady;
2.000 bushels Delaware sold at Vecenta.
Whisky Is in limited supply. Bales of Ohio as tlit at
and Penna. eta 24©2 26.
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The Only Tonic Endorsed by Physicians.
HMI &MC VTR'S. Is made of ETRE sKERrty
and is IMPORTED Jost as sold in PARIS. -
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DICINE IN PARIS.
IT WAS APPROVED BY THE ILEDICA_L ASSO.
CIATION OF THE U.S..which assembled in Bali•
more, May lat, ISM
It Is UTTERLY different from all the TRASH
called BITTERS in this market.
It contains no SPIRITS of any klnd.but is the PURE
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added, upon which ITS HYGIENIC VIRT CRS DE
PEND.
ii - BY NO LONOWIt =METED by the common
CONCOCTIONS of WHISILYS or A (.00110L, which
destroy the membrane of the stomach, and make cal
lous the nerves.
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Inquiry, that
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szo b nn t r it .
It ie Z.ppetizer Known.
IRIS THE .13.1:5T CURE FM
Dyspepsia, Chills, Ague, Fever,
.13MTAXT, and above all, a
MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE
FOR LADLES It Is the surest fbr It
IMMNGTHRNS AND PURIFIE' THE BLOOD
AND SUSTAINS THB NERVES.
Be sure to ask !Or It-
HOLD EVERYWHERE
LAMBERT & SAMPING,
IMPORTERS,]
31 & 33 Broadway,
toy Bo-w fr m step NEW YORK.
FRENCH, RICHARDS At CO.,
Nos. 14. 16. 111 and 3:), a. Tenth street.
SOLE AGENTS TOR PENNSYLVANL&.
Also for sale by
DYO7I" &. CO.,
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY &. COWDEN',
And by Druggists everywhere.
DRR'IL&CO.,
BANKERS'
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET
7-30's,
10-40's,
ISSl's l
Certificates of , Indobtednedur,
Compound Interest Notes and
Bought and Sold.
DRAFTS DRAWN ON ENGLAND, IRE
LAND. FRANOE AND GERMANY.
FIRST -
NATIONAL BANII.
INTEREST DEPOSITS.
CERTIFICATES Of DEPOBIT6 payable on 6 days
notice, after is days, and bearing interest at
FOUR PEE CENT
Per suntan, will be issued In some to nit depositors.
MORTON McMICHARL, Jr.,
nsy&Sp Caattier.
MIL PAINTER da CO,
BANKem,
110 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
BUYS COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
OF ALL 'DATES
And pay the As:Kilned Interest.
WS.= 5p
SECOND CALL.
AWES
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VOIIRTH OF .11JLY 1800.—FIREWORKS.—The
_a: stibscribers beg leave to announce to their friends
and the public generally; that they have fitted up their
STORE, No. 107 *South WATER street.below Chestnut
street, for a general FIREWORS - DEF_OT where they
design keeping their usual ektensive variety of Fire.
works. mall works, as usual, for dealers, and every
description of colored fhncy works, for private and
public exhibitions. and are now prepared to receive
orders for the same, and furnish Works of first quality
ibr exhibitions...-
Also—Firectraelrers, 'Torpedoes. Cannon Crackers,
Jostick, Pulling Crackers, Chinese Penny Rockets,
Bengola Lights to tie fired with a pistol, and new style
Rockets, to be Bred without a stick, and which are
very convenient for use on board vessels at sea.
JOS. B. BIISSIER & tXt,
108 South Delaware avenue:
WOMB' PRIINIT3.—ao eases in 611 t
.M E ds "Ti termiandtaney bexea, Imported and fcw salt
by 30e. ,B, iIteNSDIIVA CO.i. 108 &n Wt Delaware
avenue:
NirISAIEXE3.—SMb axe:Manch aad Lisperitatain
00 bOzea Valemoia RAUltlf. lie mats Swaim
Mild= for aaleio7 413. H, Xtßetilin a uo..uz maul
wAsr am*
HYGIENIC WINE
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BY', TELEGRAPH. ,
NTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON:
Britinh Demand foi the Fenian.
Charles O'Conor and the President.
He Wants Davis Paroled.
MOVEMENTS OF OEN. MEADE.
SEIZURE MyFENTAN ARMS.
From Washingteii.
Mpectal Despatch to the Balletial
WesituroToN, June.4.—lt is said that the
British Min star has made a demand upon
our Government for the surrender of the
Fenian who fell into our hands. It is not
at all probable that the request will be com
plied with. The Govenimenthas come to no
decision as to what will be done with them.
Charles O'Connor has had frequent inter
views with the President yesterday and to
day in regard to the trial of Davis. He says
that they are ready to proceed at once with
the trial, and that if the Government is not
ready they ask that he (Davis) lie put upon
his parole in such security as may be re
quired. They offer any amount, from one
hundred thousand to ten_ million dollars.
The matter is before the President.
The Senate Finance Committee to-day had
under consideration the tax bill, but made
little progress.
Movements of General Meade.
WATERTOWN, NEW YORK. JIIIIe 4th.—
Gen. Meade and staff passed herethis morn
ing on his way to the North.
General Sweeny and one hundred and
fifty Fenian were on the same train.
The United States Marshal here seized
nine boxes of arms and accoutrements on
Saturday evening's train.
All is quiet north of Ogdensburgh this
morning.
BUFFALO, N. Y., June 4.—A1l is quiet on
the Niagara frontier. The arms of the cap
tured Fenians are on board the steamer
Michigan. The British colors captured by
the Fenians at the battle of Ridgeway, which
the Canadians call Limestone Ridge, are
also on board the Michigan.
New York Bank Statement.
NEW Yorts, June 4th.—The Bank state
ment for the week ending on Saturday
shows :
A decrease of loans, - - $1,571,000
" deposits, - 10,850,616
" " legal tenders, 4,650,955
Increase of specie,- - - 2,120,164
" " circulation, - - Z 3,358
Arrival of the Steamer Vatted Kingdom.
blEw YORK, June 4th.—The steamship
United Kingdom has arrived. Her advices
have been anticipated.
NEW Yowl - , June 4.—Gold opened at
140;, advanced to 144, and at 1.10 o'clock
was quoted at 1431-.
p, 4:(t)
WASItINGTON, June 4,1866.
Housz.—Under the call of States for bills,
Mr. Patterson introduced a bill to amend
the act to make guardians and committees
having control over the estate of lunatics in
the several States to act in the District of
Columbia. Read twice and referred to the
committee for the district.
Mr. Jenckes (R. L) introduced a bill to al
ter the place of holding the Circuit Court of
the 'United States for the Rhode Island dis
trict, and amendatory of the act to establish
the Judicial Courts of the United States.
Read twice and referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary.
Mr. Wright (R. J.) introduced a joint re
solution relative to a fresh water basin for
iron-,clads i at Tappan bay, on the Hudson
river. Read twice and referred to the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs.
Mr. Lawrence (Ohio) introduced a bill to
provide a temporary Government for the
Territory of Lincoln. Read twice and re
ferred to the Committee on Territories.
Mr. Farnsworth (Ill.) introduced a bill
to amend.the practice of the United States
Courts. Read twice and referred to the
Committee on the Judici ary .
Mr. Price (Iowa) introduced a bill re
gulating the tenure of certain offices. Read
twice and referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
It provides that all civil officers who hold
their offices by appointment from the Presi
dent or any , of the Heads of Departments,
shall hold their offices for four years from
the date of their appointment, and shall not
be subject to removal during their term
of office except for malfeasance, and
in all cases where the advice and consent
of the Senate is necessary to appoint, the
same advice and consent shall be necessary
before any removal shall be effected. Pro
vided, that the act shall not apply to those
holding positions merely as clerks.
Mr. Hitchcock (Nebraska Territory) in
troduced a bill to provide for the geological
survey, of the Territory of Nebraska. Read
twice and referred to the Committee on Pub
lic Lands.
Also, a bill to provide for the erection at
Nebraska city of. a building for post office
and internal revenue office, for holding 11.
S. courts. Read twice and referred to the
Committee on Appropriations.
Mr. Burleigh (Dak. Ter.) offered a resolu
tion, which was adopted, ("Ailing on the
Secretary of the Interior for information as
to the amount paid to the Indian tribes for
various purposes.
The preamble and resolutions offered by
Mr. Williams (Pa.) last Monday, and which,
objection having been made, went over
under the rule, came up next in order.
Sales
,At Philadel
SAL AFTER
0000 Pan 159 mg 13a b 5
IMO do 9 96 0%
Soto do %
6000 it STrena 7 340 90
Notes June 1523
4000 U '65 102%
1000 do '62 182%
2860 Cits" 6s man C&P 35%
1008 h Bch Nav ptd b3O 34%
SECOND
$2OOO 17 IS Oa 5 , 208 '65 103%1
1000 17 8 7 3-108 July"He%
100 sh Mcßean & Elk 6
200 ah Reading 1085 int 54%
leo eh do 1230 64%
M 1 1 • - ORANGES.-1,000 boxes Sweet Masts&
alin.ffie order, landlostandfOr dalebi
: . . t. I. Z t •c. . •
I c'.7 NR.gle 1. z .
• article, for bale by Jcz B. BIT:. , 00.. /08
South Delaware avenue
•• • zw. • • • 34 Fa :lit A :so c
Brazlefß Clow:Per. Nana, Bolts and Ink° Oo art.
nontaantly on hand and
Wbarve fear Sala by BZINitY
Iltak,aB2 scuttrs
2:30 o',Olciisk.
.his Stock Board.
FIRST BOARD.
16 sh Peons R 504
800 sh IffeElhenn,Y
200 sh West Branehl C 20%
sh Cataw pt ray
100 sh do WO :A
500 sh Hyde Farm 35
300shNPaR
500 sh Read R so;
100 eh Phil &Erie sswn 32
BOARD.
100aireatawle prof UM
WO an Pall &Erie 32
129 eh Penns BR
200 ah BIER Can 23
FOIT'R-Pff:'EDITIOL--
BY : TELEGRAPH.
FENIAN INVASION;
Colonel Beaumont Net Killed:
Trifling. British Loss:
General Meade After Gen. Sweeny";
The Feattane.
Ghmeral Meade and U. S. Attorney Dart
well, were at Potsdam, to-day, to look after
Sweeny and his base of supplies. The re
port that Head Centre Day was captured in
Canada is untrue, but it is certain he is not
visible to the naked eye on this side. Ari
dim:dolls rumor has been published by the
Post of this city that BingAon has been cap- ,
tured by the Fenian.
BtrEFALogune4.-A gentlemaniustfrom
the other aide states positively that at the
battle of Waterloo, yesterday, only four of
the Canadian Volunteers were killed and
about twenty-five wounded, three of them
severely. The report that Lieutenant Col.
Beaumont was killed was false, as no such
officer was with the Britiskforces. In fact,
the only officer killed or wounded, as far as
known here, on the British side, are Ensign
McEachern killed, and 'Routh seriously
wounded. Captain Bonstead was wounded.
Ensign Fahey had his leg broken, and
Lieut. Campbell had his arm broken by a
XXXIXth Co —First Session.
ASHINGTON, June 4.
SENATE.—A communication was received
from the Postmaster General in response to
a resolution adopted some months since;
giving information as to the cost, practica
bility, etc., of establishing a National Tele
graph system in connection with the Post
Office Department.
A number of unimportant bills were
called up and discussed.
At 1 o'clock the Reconstruction resolution
was taken up.
k& . LO_AAa_ftlL.
WINDOW SHADES
Imo DDI 11 1/11110:1
Drawing Rooms,
LIBRARIES AND SLEEPING ROOMS.
Cornices,
Tassels and Fringes
L E. WALRAVIO,
MASONIC HALL;
719 Chestnut Streets-
JUST RECEIVED,
YARD-AND-A-HALF-WIDE
Velvet Carpets s ;
NNW DESIGNS
J. F. & E. B. ORNE;
904
Chestnut Street.;
3-4; 7-8„ 4-4, 5-4, 6-4
WEITE, BED AND FANOY
CANTON MAT TINGIS9
J, F. &E.B ORNE,
tel:S3fziiiii'lWEL=l ll o;4 , '.l l l 6 l
ENGLISH BRUSSELS.
FOR STA.I3IB AND NADIA;
WITH EXTRA BORDERS 2
J. F. & E. EC ORNE,T,
No. 904
CHESTNUT STREET
500 PIECES
NEW PATIINMS
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS:
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
904 Chestnut St*
BOND'S BOSTON 31.1BCOIT.—Bond'a Boston Batt*
and MA Bison% landing from steamer Norman;
and for sale by RM. B. B egentaVox
Zone, 100 OMB D.:lstvan avow.
3:00 01014:wili.
BUFFAID, June 4.
Bands,