.ffn:ONll- 1 -',EDITIsON - , BY 'rE•LEGRAPH. MR FROM WASHINGTON. THE BAIL FOR JEFF. DAVIS. Greeley One of His Friends WEE FROM THE PAOIF.IO. Arrival of the NewYorkiTith $953)- 000 in Gold,' PERUVIAN REJOICINGS OVER VICTORY. SAILING OF EUROPEAN STEAIVIEI't,S. Over Two Millions in Specie Shipped. From Washington. rt3pecial Despatch to the Bulletin:l WAsiaN oxoN, June 9.—The persons desig nated to execute the bond of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the appear ance of Jeff. Davis when wanted, arrived Imre to-day. Among the number is Horace Greeley. --"" It is said that several members of the two , Committees of Congress having charge of the tariff are disposed to postpone the con sideration of its general revision until the - next session, on the ground that there is not lime to give proper consideration to this important measure. A. strong pressure is being mad: , to induce the Finance Commit tee to strike out the cotton tax of five cents per pound. From South. America. NEW Yomr, June 9.—The steamer New York, from Aspinwall, with the California mails of May 19th has arrived. She brings $953,000 in gold. The news from the South Pacific is unim portant. • A grand national banquet was given at Lima in honor of the repulse of the ,Spaniards. Nothing has been heard of the new Peru vian iron-elads since leaving Brazil. The first steamer of the Australasian line will leave Panama on Jane 24th. Heavy rains are of almost daily occur rence on the Isthmus. The survey of. the Magdalena river has been completed. Balling of Steamers—Over #2,000,000 In Gold. NEW YORK, June 9.—The steamers City of London, Teutonia, Fulton, Denmark, Brazilian, and United Kingdom sailed for Europe to-day—the three first take oat about $2,125,000 in gold. Consuls Recognized. WASHINGTON, June 9.—The President has recognized Ramon Orbeta as Consul of Spain at Mobile, Henry Rosenberger as "Vice Consul of Switzerland at Galveston, and. Carl Friedrich Adal as Consul of Schaumburg Lippe for the_States of Ohio, Michigan and luciiana. Arrival of Steamers. NEW YORK, June 9.—The steamer An drew Johnson,' from Vera Cruz and Ha vana, and the Hibernia, from Glasgow, have arrived at this port. Price of CloLd In New Torn. (By the American Telegraph Co.] NEW York, Tune 9. Gold has been quoted to-day as follows: 10.80 A. M., 1391 . 1 11.30 10.45 139 t 11.45 11.00 13911 12.00 M. 11.15 1391 I 12.30 P. SI. Illarketes. rimer Yonn, June 9.—Cotton is quiet. Flour dull; eemmon 10.g15 cents lower; sales of 4 500 barrels. at es 95@19 60 for State, $8 90©1875 for Ohio, and $6 sold 50 .lor Western; Southern droop ng; 350 barrels sold at 1155417 to; Canada lower; 200 barrels sold at 38 850 1{1354). 'Wheat dull: common is I®2 cents lower; sales a:17,E410 bushels, a. el 72 for Chicago Spring. Corn doll: mired I®2 mots lower. Oats have declined l@2 ice_ntr. Reereteadc. Pork buoyant at $3075 for Meal. Mardateady at 10@)223f, cents. -- Whisky dull. . BALTIMORE June 9.—Flonr is quiet; Northwestern Mara gal. Wheat firm; Red, $8 05@312. Corn steady: secelps light. Oats dud and declined 2c. Provisions gimlet but firm. Sugar quiet. Coffee dull and unsettled. Whisky dull at $2 31. CITY BULLETIN. DETRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE FIF TEENTH WARD. znErzNorvz carroN MILLS BITIMED. Loss About 8200.000. This morning, about a quarter • past four o'clock, a fire broke out in the extensive mill property located on the south side of Callowhill street, directly opposite Twenty 'fifth street, and west of the. Spring Garden Gas Works. There were a number of build ings, of stone, brick and frame. The front en Callowhill street` was 267 feet, and the buildings ran back nearly to the Schuyl kill, the average depth being about 300 feet. &me of the buildings ran east and west, but the most of them Stood north and south. All the structures were destroyed, except .a five•storied one known as the Keystone On Callowhill street there was a three and a halfstoried stonebuilding, 40 by 80 feet. Back of that and running parallel with it was a four-storied structure of stone and brick. ~ T hese two buildings were connected by a one-itorY building which formed 'an enigma house. In the four-story banding 'there'were six boilers. • TWO portion of the property'was occupied 1 9 John Dearie, who manufactured woolen goods, balMoral skirts, shawls, er,c. The main operations were carried on in the three-and-a-half storied structure. In the the four-storied building there was a drying zoom-over the boilers and the upper floors were used for weaving, &e. Mr. D. also occupied a large store and brickone-story building for dryitigUncliotber purposes. There, werealso a threer•and four storied brick building, and six one story structures of, brick, atone and frame, occupied by James Monack Cg. for dying and prititing cotton and wooles goods. A three story brick building attached to the Keystbne - Mill and forming an L was aliodestroyed. - This contained a fine engine gel2o horsepower, and a boiler. The stave ture.was[occupied by Win. Horn, manufao turer of baiWoral skirts, &c All the real estate and fixed machinery . , consisting 'of -- engines; boilers, ere., and the greater part of the running machinery be longed to Henry Hopphi. He estimated his total lass at $lOO,OOO, upon which there is an insurance of $32,000, only f 20,000 of which is on the property destroyed, the balance .be ing on the Keystone Mills, which escaped. The insurance is mainly in New England companies, of which Roswell & Co. are agents. Mr. Dearie'e loss on machinery, stock and material is estimated at '550,000. The insu rance amounts to $21,000. of which $2,500 is in the Equitable, and $2,650 to the Republic Insurance Companies of the city. The rest is in New York, New England and New Jersey companies, of which Sabine, Day and Hollingshead are the agents. The loss in Monach &Co.'s establishment is estimated at f 20,000. 'Of that amount $15,000 was upon goods belonging to parties residing in New York and elsewhere, sent here for dyeing and printing. -- The remain der was upon machinery and material be -longing to the firm. Upon the latter there . is an insurance of $7,000 in the-Adriatic In surance Company of New York. To cover the loss of the parties owning the.goods there is an insurance of $9,000 each ha the New Amsterdam Company, of New York, and the Atlantic, of Brooklyn. "' Mr. Horn's , loss in machinery stook t igra., is estimated at $25,000, on which there is an insurance of $18,000—512,000 being in the Royal, of Liverpool, and the balance in New York and New - England - Companies. The surrounding properties escaped the flames.. Some heavy flakes were waftedacross the Schuylkill and set fire to some coal oil in the refinery of Jacob S. Fry, at Thirtieth and Hamilton streets, but the flames were extinguished before any serious damage, had been done. ' The fire originated in the drying room from the boilers. The conflagration throws out of employ ment 150 hands, comprising men, boys and girls. John Carson ' a policeman of the Fifteenth Ward, had hisbreast, leg and arm injured while assisting to get out some of the ma chinery. Rusn's laaccEns. A large meeting of the officers and members of the 6th Penn sylvania Cavalry, was held on Friday even ing June 8, 1t366, at the District Court Room, Sixth and Chestnut streets. Major James Starr was called to the chair, and Jos. Blascheek, Secretaxy. The object of the meeting was stated by Major Starr, that the regiment had been called together for the purpose of making preparations for the pre sentation of its State Flag, on the 4th of July next. A motion was then made that the 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry join in the procession, &c., which was carried unani mously. After the adoption of a uniform, fatigue cap, yellow silk badge, ikc., the meeting adjourned to meet next Friday, at the same place. LARCENT.—Rosanna MoFettridge Was arrested yesterday upon the charge of larceny. It is alleged that she went into a house at Twelfth and Callowhill streets during the temporary absence of the in mates, and helped herself to a silk dress and a skirt She was committed by Alderman Boswell. ALLEGED PRIZE FIGHTERS ARRESTED.— Joseph Keesey and John R. Green, who are • alleged to have been the principals in the prize fight which took place last Sunday near the city line, were arrested yesterday by the First District Police. This morning they were sent to Delaware county for trial. FEM . AT:E . FIGHT.—MaTy Ann Sevan was before Alderman Allen, this morning, upon. the charge of having struck another woman, with a brick, during& quarrel, in the Twen-, ty-seventh Ward. She was sent below. Doss CAP'TIIRED.—During the past week' 159 unmuzzled dogs were captured in the city. Of the whole number 28 were re deemed by their owners, and 131 werekilled. BOWER'S INFANT CORDIAL is a certain, Safe and speedy cure for colic, pains and spasms, y !siding great relief to children teething. Store Sixth and Green. MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY ! Novel amuse ment! Consisting of a /sheet or paper, and the addi tion cc a few drops of water, an elegant picture is immediately evolved. 50 cents a package. TO ado supplied. Mailed free. BOWER, Birth and Vine. 13nomn Ink Stands, Fans, Card Reoatv fp, Jewel Coaketa, Cigar Maft&illitieriegri mat SNOWDEN& Important, E 4 South Eighth stink Dxr.trataErs' Eirmniums IN EVERT VA aurrir. SNOWDEN & BA 07aMo: Inverters, 23 South Eghth street. 7 8-10's warrrED, DeHaven dc Brother, 40 South Third Street. 5-20's wArrrED, DeHaven dc Brother, 10 South Third street. Concpounn interest notes wanted by. De Raven & Bro. 139 i. 139 k 139 k 1398 PuBE Fatrrr SrauPs—For sada water; also bottled for domestic uses. HANCE, GRIFFITH & co., No. tee North street. FLILaLE Trusses, Braces, Supporters, Mastic Belts, Stock In gs. a c., of light and elegant make, adjustd by a dy, at Needles!, Twelfth street, dial below BaLaca, 7-30 s, &vs, 10-408. Compound Interest Notes and Gold and! Enver bought and sold by DREXEL. & CO., 84 South Third street, • _ " 1 GO TO THE vOENTRY " on toe merit s of my "Compound Camphor Troeb es." - C, H. NREDLPS, Philadelphia. " MIDDLE& COMPOUND Clarrnou TBo cams," at band, ibr instant use, in Choleraic attacks. "NEEDLES' CompouprD CAMPHOR TEO cinre" subdue Colic, Cramps, and all Choleraic Indi cation& NKIIDLZS' COICPOUND CAILPHOB. 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It ls. besides, one of the moat pleasant articles that can -be taken into the stomach; operating as a tonic,_ it removes Dyspepsia and Nervous Affections, and Imparts a glow of ani matfett and health unequaled .by.anything in the whole Materla Medics. Prepared only , at 292 Chestnut street TEE agar of the late Major M. M. Noah, for many years editor of the New York Ainquirer, luffere its consolidation with the Courier, died in New York on Thursday, aged ifty•ed.7. years. She had been' for slime years past part proprietor and editreis of the kfundakTiMlia, a ptips?r established by her husband many years since, and origin ally known as Noah's Times. TIES DAILY- EVE.NING: BULLETIN : , E.IIILAP..ELPRIA, SATURDAY., JUNE 9, 1866. IMPORTANT DECISION. The Eights of Landlord and Tenant. evramorr Pry-as—Judge .Feiace.—Tbis morning the °Hewing verdict was rendered in the case of Florence Fitzpatrick vs. George W. Childs, a .mritton for a spe., dal injunction. The Judge says : The plaintiff sets forth in hie bill that heoecuples the first Boor of the premises situate at tio. 604 Chestnut, street, in the city of Philadelphia. as an auction store, 'which he rents from said detendantat an annual rent of eighteen hundred dollars. And that his: current year will end on the first day of January. A. D. 1467. 'I hat said defendant, by hiS agents, WM entered upon, said premises and is now tearing down and detnoPsh-' tog the same; and that by reason of the tearing down of the said premises the business of the plaintiff has, suffered irreparable damage, and should the same oe continued by the said defendant, will cause the total destruction of said business. He therefore prays that the defendant, his agents, and all persons acting for bin'. may be restrained by the order and injunction of the Court from proceeding any further In tearing down and demolishing the said premises: and that he be di. rested to replace and restore the said premises to their original and former condition. To obtain an injunction, in a case in which a party's right depends upon his bite, It is generally necessary' that a plaintiff should swear particularly to his title , An averment that the plaintiff is entitled in- fee elm pie has been considered insufflcent, as being too gene—, ral; be must set out his title particolarly--Whitelegg; vs. Whitelegg, 'But,. C. C. 67._ See also Davls_va. Leo, 6 Fesey. 713. And if the plaintiff's right appears to ne doubtful, the Court always refuses to in Field vs. Jackson, 2 Dick, 599; Smith vs. Collyer.llFesey, 89: Stevens vs. Beekman et aL,I Johns, Ch. Rep. 311 But the defendant by his answer shows the title of the plaintiff as a lessee for a term of eightmonths from, May, 1565, under a written lease r & copy of which bi an.; rimed to the answer. This lease was made by Zophar C. newel' and otters, to the plaintiff, and provides that at the expiration of the said term the lease. is to be continued for another term, and so from year to: year, unlace eitherparty shall. before the enn_ of the; term, give legal notice to the other party that the lease is to terminate. The defendant eels torth in his ap. ewer that be became the purchaser of the premises, anti on the2Sth September, 1665. gave notice la writing) to the plaintiff to leave the premises on the ant day of Sanuary,lB6s, the -espiration. of.hie term of eight. months. The plaintiff appears to have attorned to de. fendsot and to have paid, him rentsince the month of, JOLT last. The plaintiffclaims the right of possession of the pre- 1 raises for another year from January, MSS, on two. grounds, viz: I. That the notice to quit served upon him by the `• defendant. Sepiember 25, - 1565, was not a legal netice, as it was defective in alleging that the defendant had demised him the premise* on the Ist of Hay, 1865 whereas they were demised by Zophar Howell and. others. ' . • IL That the defendant, on the 2d day of February, 1866,had accepted $llO rent for the month of January, 1868. and bad by this act waived the notice touit the January 1,1567. and continued the lease in force to The answer to the first objection is that the plaintiff, had attoreed to defendant, had acknowledged him as! his landlord and paid him several months rent under the lease made to him by the Messrs. Howell, and he is eetopped by these seta de nying the defendant's right to the possession at the end of the term. and to give the notice provided for by the lease. The words, "by me" which occur in the. notice are mere surplusage, as the notice would be speedo without them. Ido not perceive that In Adore it is note legal notice. 1 heeler°. on the process submitted to me, on and after January 1,1866, the plaintiff was a tenant at suf- • fe' mice to defendant, unless the alleged acceptance of rent on February :X. 1866, continued the term another year. It is settled in numerous cases in both England 500 America that the payment or acceptance of rent Is an equivocal act which must be determined by the quo ammo, with which it is paid or accepted. Thus in .Doe, on ent'se of uheny vs. Batten Cowp., Rep-'%f3. it was held that the mere acceptance of rent by a land• lord for occupation subsequent to the time when the tenant ought to have quitted according to the notice riven him tor that purpose, Is not of itself a waiver on the part of the landlord °torch a notice, bat matter of evidence . only to be left to the jury under the circum stances of the case. Lord 31ansfieldth ruling this case, said, "suppose that the lanalord had accepted the rent under terms, or made an express declaration that he did not mean to waive the notice, and that notwito - standing his acceptanceoript of the rent.heshould still insist upon the possession; or suppose any fraud or contrivance on the part of the tenant In paying It— clearly under such circumstances the landlord ought not to be barred of his right to recover, but all these facts ought to be left to the consideration of the jury." The same point was ruled In PrLudle vs. Anderson, Wendell, 394. And so In Pennsylvania, it has been ruled that an alleged tenant Is not precluded by the payment of rent or by atiornment from showing that these acts were obtained by fraud, misrepresentation, or misimpre hension of the facts. Cramer vs. Carlisle Bank, 1; Grant, 267. '/ o apply these principles to the facts In this case. Early on the morning of the Id of February belbre the defendant bad come to his place of business the plain tiff sent his check for $l5O. wnich was received by a Clerk of the Department who gave a receipt lbr it in the name of the defendant as In full sor one month's rent of Store No. aO4 Chestnut street, due February i, net Mr. Stites who gave the receipt says in his at3lda.. .it that he had no authority to waive the notice to quit, nor to receive rent fur the occupancy of said pre mises after the expiration of the lease and that he was not aware that the lease of the plaintiff bad expired, or that be bad been notified to quit, said preixdsee, nor did the said plaintiff's° Inform td m. In reply to this, the plaintiff says that he bad previously paid rent to Mr. Stites as the agent of defendant and that defend ant and that defendant bad directed him so to do. If the question were. Had Mr. Stites authority to receive money due the defendant, this would be satisfactory evidence of his authority. But an agent to receive money is not necessarily an agent to leas. property:or to renew an expired term; or to waive notice to quit The defendant only, or his authorized agent for the purpose, could do this. and no such anther: ty shown in Mr. Stites. To the contrary, he declared that he had no such author.ty and that be was unaware of the peculiar arcuate taoces under which the money was paid. Strre:y this shows no assent to the payment by the defendant. But the plaintiff nays that the de tendant retained the check four days before he °tiered to return It and that he is therefore bound by his reten tion of it. This was not an unreasonab,e time to en aele the defendant to consult with his Solicitor ant to determine what his rights were and now they would be affected by the receipt of the money nnder the peculiar circumstances of the case. The payment was not solicited by the defendant; it acted as a surprise to him. He was not consulted as to whether he would receive it or not and he was en titled to any reasonable time so enable him to knew what to do. In Doe. vs. Batten Cowp. 243 the money paid as rent and retained_ altogether by the landlord, and yet it was held that It was not a waiver of the notice to quit because the landlord had a claim against the tenant under the British statute for holdingover. and that the amount intent be received and retained by the landlord as a compromise of thatc.laim. What then Is the condition of the plaintiff with res pect to the premises in controversy ? Reis a tenant at sufFerance who is held to be a wrong doer. a mere tortfeasor—Logan vs. Heron. 8 S. & 8., 467, 468—and as such he cannot invoke the aid of equity to con• Untie him In possession against the right of his land lord It is not requLsite that equity should determine this to deny the ald sought br; Ibis motion. It is enough that the title to the preraLsts is in dispute. The motion for especial injunction is refused. THE VALENTINE BUSINESS IN ENGLAND. —The number of the missive called valen tines increased in England last year to 542,000, against 494,000 in 1864, and nearly one-fourth of the whole number posted in London were in the western district. - Ltro,i • $lOO Penns Se Crane sui 120 eh Norristown it 55% 400 Clny ee new CdtP 96 4eh Cam a Amy It 129% 200 do C&P 880 96 81 eh do /N% SW.do man CaP 9634 :2 eh Penns B 58 600811 a Nicholas 0 0 2%100 eh New Creek 58-100 100 611 sch lirallyld 83X) 80. all do % 6ah Lehigh Balt 58% 10 ah Ches a Walnut 58 rams OP EITOCXEI IN h NSW YORK. (By ftisorap.) YIBBT CALL. SECOND cam. American sales .. melee Reading BadroarL... ... 543G Wes New York Centra1 ......... 97%yr% sales «» labs 11. B. as sales .....: sales B. ea, bid sales Irrle--. ea% Baler ...... Wee Hudson itiver—........11034 bid SWAM DEM. Finance and Business... Jane 9,1886. Stocks were excessively dull this morning, and the Brokers held a very short session, after which they adjourned fbr the day. Government Loans were steady, closing at 109%@110 for the Coupon Faxen, '81; 102X©1e2)4 for the Five-Twenties 1024 for the Seven. Thirties, and 98 ibr the Ten-Forties. State_and City Loans were without change. There is a steady invest ment demand for the new issues of the latter, at 96. There was no life in Railroad shares. Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 55 —no change, and Camden and Am boy Railroad at 12936—an advance of M. Reading Railroad was dull at 504©54,1‘. bet was bid fbr Mine Hill Railroad; 43ji, for Northern Central Railroad; 39 for Little Schuylkill Railroad;: 38% for North Penn sylvania Railroad, and• 2e; for Catawissa Railroad Preferrd. In Canal stocks the only activity was In Navagation Preferred, which sold at 3.355© 8335—tbe latter an advance Of 3t. Lehigh Navigation closed at 854—an advance. Mem. DeHaven ec Brother. No. AO South Third street, make thelbllowinic Flotations of the rates al exchange tfrdaTi at I r. - ' ' • _ . ,% 140 . . . ' • ,-_ llnylng. Belling, Am Bola _ , - L 39 - _ Sllver-C erman atarters and na1vee«.......322 191% Compound Interest Notes: •• Jtmelli&L- 123 j 12% * --",- - Jn1y.1061. - :: 11% - -- - 11% .• Ang.11361- 11% 11 II .. Oct. 1864... 10% les ••, •• Deo. 1864... 9% 9 . 2 ~ ...__ jilaYaB6s « 2% . .0% _ , • Aug. 1865... is% 6 ••- ", klept.lo6s.- a% - -3% •• • ' 0 OM: 1665...- 4% _ ___-• 5 Jay COONS & 00. VON. eovernmeali mommies, die, 4 0 41 1 1 71 11 0 20/10 w I4 „ , • . = Se l llnd• . . O. s. Vs, 1881......... .109% , - 110 , Old 520 Songs .102% 10 0 2 2 1 New ; ' - • /8 6 4••••••••••••••••••• ow a ••••102 . 102 5-2elionds. 1045.«...«.—......—.102 1 10-40 Bends--...................-... « 90% 20X 98-10 Amensc..--... '.. - -...«.........102 10z% II ' 310 y. « _-- , ,-. -.102 1 02 Certlecates of Intiebseoutess.—.luo 100 tical-st 12. cid0ck..«....................M9:: 139% . - - - COVRTS. OP -1:002[8. 7/382 1 BOARD. lth. Bandoiph & Bankers. 111 Booth Third street, quote at IlAgolook so =ow& Gold.' 17. S. Jill 109% ' 11,8. MO, 188621 «.. . . U. b. 1040 1023 i A • --...-...- 96 963 i 1023] Bdserles.- 1 B. Clerldflestos of Inaeliteid .. . . 100% 100 i Clonapotmde. Dec.. IMPORTATIONS. swooned :or thldiadelphia Evening )3nlletin. MAYAGIIPZ. PR.—Behr J T Kingsley. Monello 259 bbds sugar 50 bids do 50 hhds molasses John Mason Meson Co. r7rvTi , ni - TTym: 37-Tll r.777valmw-.ET.—./rvrm--ru:lmm!ml tar &Is Marino Buitotin on 31"iird Pao. A3)111712D THIS DAY. Steamer Laveuca. Livingston, from N Orleans, via Bort M. nroe, with 800 colored troops to be mastered ont of service" Buhr J T Kingsley,Vianello, is days from Mayaguez, PR. wi , h sugar and molasses to J lissom do 00. 27th nit. T Hemel, seaman. IS years old; native of Porto Rico. was knocked overboard. by the main boom, and loot after every effort a as made to save aim. Bar Mary, Kirby, 4'days from Chatleston, in ballast to captain. Behr J WiltlamBia , Winsmore, 7 days from Boston, in caast to Sinn icktion day Bohr Lucy, Spencer. I from Brandywine, Del. with corn meal to R Id Lea. OLEABED fRIS DAT. Steamer Topawanda, Teel. Savannah, W C Harris. Bcbx be Willialnaon,WinsMore, Bostcn,Sinnickson Bohr Mail, Wright. Salem. do ' Sabi' Mary & Caroline, Noyea, Washington: Penn Goa Coal Co. Scbr Maryland; Randall, Hallcrwell, Me. Carman, Merchant & thaw. Behr R W Toll , Robbins,Boston, Caldwell, Gordon&Co Bohr H Martin. Lionel!, Boston, do BehrOnly fio Co. n.Dreasey, Georgetown, DC. Tan Duaen, Lockman dr, Schr Jain Farman, Kelly, Boston, Rathbun. Stearns & Co. Behr Lucy Isabel. Conk, Salem, I B. White. Behr d.E Elmer. Haley, Boston, captain. Bahr Leonessa, Hunt, Rockland J IC. Barley &Oct. Behr Wm Pickering Quinn, Boston, W It Johns. Behr Adamantine, Netherwood, Norfolk, captain. BAILED. Steamship Propontis,Higginson.ibr Liverpe anal:led at 9 o'clock this morning rroto foot of Washington street with • cargo consisting of 14,000 bushels corn, 1800 bbln bone dust, 8 bales furs. .2 bhds bark, 136 bales rags, 5 cases mdse. $3O OCO .geld and 50 passengers. Ship Wyoming, Captain Burton. sailed Gun 'Walnut street wharf at 9 o'clock this morning for Liverpool, with 13 passengers and the following cargo:-27,600 bushels corn 36 casks bark. 10 do tall , w, 351 bags ell cake. 54 bales rags and 5 casks scrap steel Cabin Pas sengers—Mr R F Grayson, Mr Thai 0 Brown, Mutter John Stilton. YIitIfOBANDA, Ship Merchant, Sprague, cleared at Liverpool 25th nit, for this port- Ship o Carling, Arohmal frorn Callao Feb 213, via Cape . Henry, with 'nano. at New York yesterday. Ship City of New York Thomas, from Livernool May 12, at New York yesterday, with 791 passengers. Steamer ?dents, Hardie, for this port via Boston, entered out at Liverpool 241 b nit Steamer Stara and Stripes, Holm es,bence at Havana 3d inst. • &teenier !hip (Br). Cutting from Ilverpord 2Rh tdt. via Queenstown taboxith 413 passengers. at Naw York yesterday. Sth Met passed, steamer America, from New York for Bremen. Steamer indic." --- .loties, from Bremen May 24. via Cowes 28th. with 1044 passengers, at N York yestertsy. Steamer Hibernia, for New York, sailed from Glas gow 25th ult. Bark re aniton. Lord. from Cedar Rey, Fla. for Soe, ton, got aground on Hedge Fence night of Cth last, but came off next morning and proceeded. Brig Surprise. Fulton. bence, below Havre 24th ult. _ Brig Laura. Leonard , 37 days from Rio Janeiro. with coffee, at New York yesterday. Brig J N Deverenx, with coal, from Baltimore fbr Boston returned to port 7th inst. leaky in upper works;' would probably sail again the next day. ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE! Incorporated 864, THOS. S. CIATT7 Pr Bece eta COLD SPRING. ICE AND COAL CO. DIULMIZO U 11E4 HESPPXBB OP /CZ and CCIAL We are now prepared to tarnish BEST QUALITY IRE in large Ir small quantities to Rotelejneanshoam Ice Cream Salami, Taladilei, Ofnceit. /ten and the LOWEST MARION' RATES. ICS served DAILY In ail sieved limits of the con solidated Ctty, West Pinsdelphis, Mantua, Rich. mond and Germantown. Your custom and influence La respectlhlly &indeed. You can rely on being fur nished with a Pi= article and PROMPTLY. Send your order to OFFICE No. 4* W.faZNTS STREET: B. W. corner Twelfth . and Willow Street& Borth Penna. B. and Neater street. Lombard and Twenty-flfth streets. Pine Street Wharf. Schuylkill. aplo-12n Importer and Manufacturer .of Gentlemen's Fine Farn. ishing Goods. JOHN C. ARRISON, Nos. 1 and 3 North Sixth Street, Invites attention to his "IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT," Which has given such general satisfaction for neatness of nt on the breast, comfort, in the ne ck. and ease on the shoulder. It Is made in the beat manner, BY HAND, and is confide qtly recommended as THE BEST IN THE OFI'Y. .Also, a well selected stock of Goods. consisting of GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS. (which he makes a specialty.) COLLARS OF ALL SIN DS A ND LATEST STYLES SILK BUIE'S AND DRAWERS. MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. BLAZER/IL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. BUCKSKIN cHERTS AND DRAWERS. TRAVELING SHIRTS. - Stocks, Ties Gloves. Handkerchleta, Suspenders, Ho. siery and other goods appertaining to a Gentleman's Warixobe, PRICES MODERATE. )04-2m rp 331LIKEIEL's ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTORY. The largest and best assortment of Wip. Toupees. Long Hair Braids and Curls, Water-falls, Viotorines, Fri settes.lllusive Beams for Ladies, At prices LOWER than elsewhere. irehl 2 -11 1 909 01318TNITT STREET: GBAY HAIR BESTOREED WITHOUT DYKYRO.- MAXIS THE HAM SOFT, GLOSSY, LIIXOI P•LIN. CO D.A.I S IDRITYP, ITCHLNG, ALL SCALY DISEASEP. IiARESTICES HAIR GROW THICK AND STRING. • "London Hair Color Restorer." ' The most • "London Hair Color Restorer." . "Loudon Hair Color Restores." Reliable Hair "London Hair Color Restorer." _ "London Hair C .lor Itsstorer." SZISTOZATIVAI "London Hair Color Restorer." • "Lond'4n - Hair Color Restorer " Ever Introduced "London Hair rv3lor restorer"•• • "London Hair Color Restorer." to the - • "London Hair Color Restorer: , "London Hair Color. Restorer." Arderican • "London Hair llslor. Restorer." • "London Hair Color Restorer." _ • - _ "ILondon Hair Color Restorer." "London-Halt Color -Restorer:" For Restoring "London Hair ooler Restorer." 'r- • "London Heiress nrisi minter." ..'GrayHatr.and "Landon Hair Cokm...Restorer " "London Hair Color Restorer." Preventing • "London Hair Color Restorer." "London Hair Color. Restorer." '`Raidneets. ''London Hair Color Restorer." . "Londorrilair Color Restorer." • The great 'London Hair Coldr Restorer." , • "London, Hair Calor Restorer.' Mexer9 "London Hair Color Rusts? - er.' "London Hair Color Restorer. , Dreading-The"Lon"On Hair Color Restorer.. Rolmu - - "London Hair Color Restorer.' No washing or preparation Defuse °rafter its nse: an "lied by the hand or sOR brash. myl9 s m,vt,tf , Only H cents a bottle, air bottles il. SOld at Di. SWATHE'S, No. 830 North Sixth etre , t, _Above Vine and all the leading Druggist:land Fancy Goods Dealers NOVELTIE% WINDOW SHADES LACE CURTAINS HOE Drawing Mtooms, LIBRARIES AND SLEEPING ROOMS, Centioes, Tassels and Fringes IN GREAT VARIETY. WALRAVEN, 'MASONIC HALL, 710 Chestnut Street. JUST RECEIVED. YARD•AND-a-itAnNwm Velvet Carpets, NEW DESIGNS. J. F. & E. B. ORNE , 904 Chestnut Street. 3-4; 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4 WHITE, BED AND FANCY CANTON MAT TINGEI I J. F. &E. B ORNE, 1.11: 1 :4 z_.4l liZt av klizif 4 :;4 3) Li+ til ENGLISH BRUSSELS, FOB STAIBEI AM) HALLE% WITH EXTRA BORDERS. J. F. & E. B. ORNE.I • No. 904 OH ESTNUT STREET 500 PIECES ZiEW PATTXRNES ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, J. F. & E. B. MINE, 004: Chestnut Ste DUEL. & CO., BANKERS! 34 SOUTH THIRD EITREETt 45.20 9 5,; 10-40's, Certificates of Indebtedness, Compound Interest Notes and GIOLD AND KILTER, Bought and Bold. DRAFTS DRAWN ON ENGLAND" - IRE LAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY, PICELS9C NATIONAL BANK. INTEREST DEPOSITS. I:MiRTIFIG&TEB OP OMPOSITft payable on 5 days notice, after 15 days, and bearing intereet at • Milt PER CENT per annum, will be lamed in' aims to anit depositor% MORTON MebUCLNAML raYIO4SP Jr., Casier. VaL PAINTER ds CO.. BAITER:Rs, 110 SOUTH THIRD STREET, BUY COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES OF ALL, DATES And pay the Accrued Interest. &1120-201 5 Suits of . Walnut Parlor furniture, . .Ix on on ITILD3IitED. 43-eo. J. Menke's, 3el•lm rp Thirteenth and Chestnut Streete, Purith's Isla,nd. THIS POPULAR RESORT IS NOW open for the entertainment ofthe pub. he. At er the control of . _ _.- , .., , • - F. LAKENEYWR, ' who has improved it by adding to It a large Nottil. . Rooms can be had for the rwason. A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT ATTAUNICD ' None but the Purest Liquors cold myll-tf rp TORDAN'B OVLEBRATED TONIC ALE.—The .—The truly healthftil and nntritiquet beVerige, 00% , in use tlry thousands--invailds and others—has , established a character tbr quality of material and' pcuitY of mane. facture. which stands unrivaled. It , is ;newt:mended by physicians Of thin and other places; as a superior: tonic, and rem:drys but a'; trial to convince the most, skeptical of its great merit. To be had. Wi10i859.11) mid retail, of P. J. JORDAN, =Rear street. THIRD EDITION. THE FENIAN ADVANCE MAHAN ON THE WAR PATH Canada Nearly-Conquered. BosTorir, June 9.—The following despatch is printed in the Herald. from Brig.-Gen.. .Mahan: PIGEON EI:M t :CANADA' EAST, June 9. We are in the,enemy's country. The green flag waves defiantly. We have captured Pigeon Hill, St. Armand Centre, Slab City. "and'the British colors. We are ready to •advance. Hurry up minfoicements. Victory Or. death! , Bands, The growlers and , cowards have gone to the rear. They will talk about our position —but don't mind them. The tried men of nerve are at the front. , XZWth 41)0MB'reell—Flret Osiassiens,, . • , W r -saunserreev.:June 9. House.—The Speaker eresented - a letter: froth the Secretary of the-lreasury transmitting a etetemeot af the amount raid for salary and, zol.l to they Wm_ - bent of the lhiro - •eighth 0013 grria. , 44.3. Committee on Appropriatioria- . " sestotill •11 The mileage paid to Senators:was lhatismi, anti the salary 5e99.728. : Total, w 5.836.. The ; m ileage, pad to members of • the House , was 4316,054, and Ate ealarY ;1,149,105.T0ta1, 4 1.4 5 1,110. Senator. Maness received for mileage Ulan, and Senator ltiellobsetl- 11064. aerators Harding and Nesmith, of Oregon, reealved for mileage 611,b86 each. Senators and Stearart reed - Vol -for mileage aS,= each: but thls.was only for , ose aession, being - at the rate of ;11,244 far the Congress. the alliasatimsetta Senators received for mileage .739 each: The arttallest sum received for mileage was by Senator Johnson, of Maryland.. 67 20- Of the California Members, Mr. Cole received 111018, and Shannon $10.692. The Oregon member, hfc Oxide, received for miliage .12,531- Mr. Cole, the delegate from wool , ington Territory receivedsl2.,oB9, and Wallace. the delegate from Icaho 41.2.831 . " T he smallest snm received for milage was Sal by Henry Winte Davis. 'the Speaker also presented a letter from the com mandant of toe Wasbing ton Arsenal transmitting a statement of the diatribnUen of money among the suf ferer.. by the recent explosion at the ArsenaL Laid on the table. - %he unistitutiontd amendment wasted by the Senate yesterday was reported to the House with amend ments t n which its concwrence nee requested. The Speaker announced that under the orderof The House no liminess was in order except debate as if in Committee of the Whole on the President's annual message. Mr. iturleigh (Dakota Territory) addressed the House in favor of the removal of the Indians from the n Merril lands of the North Western Territories, and their permanent location in certain districts In Dakota. and Montana Territories. Arrival of a Spanish Frigate at New York NEW Tann, June 9.—The Steam Frigate Isabella La Cabanaaboard has arrived at this port with General Dalce New York Stoek Markets. NEW Yens, Jane 9th.--Stocks are dull and lowan Chicago and Bock. 1 eland, Eery. 111, Central, I.=; Mich igan bouthern, 78; N. Y. Central, 9'2 3.1"; Beadinig. Virginia 68 , 68,%; Ililssemi 66: Erie, CK :Western 'Union Telegraph Co., 80X; 11. S Coupons, 181 . 1 087,1* do. 3864.1 0 23:: do. 1865, Ite4ii; Ten - Forldes.B6S; Treianizi 7 3-1(a, ilogto2%; Gold, 1394®1393i. CITY BIBUMnM. THE ADVERT PEOTSSTANT EVISOOPAL, CHITECH.-A very pleasant and social gath ering of tha members and friends of this congregation convened on Thursday eiren inglaat, on the occasion of the reopening of their organ. : Several improvements have been made in the instrument, comprising the addition of two new stops, viz.: an open , diapason in the swell, and keraulaphon the great organ, together with a general re voicing of the same. A concert of sacred music was also given on the .occasion al luded to, and the choir of the church, under the charge of Mr. Sparks, organist, ac quitted themselves most creditably. The church never before enjoyed so much pros perity. Since the present Rector, Rev. S. W. Claxton, has occupied the position, the church has been freed from all incumbrance of debt, improved the lecture room and basement, including the Sunday' School rooms, raised money for sundry benevolent purposes, and at this time every pew is as= copied, with encouraging prospect of much spiritual benefit. Two confirmations have taken place already this year; at the first eighteen. and at the latter twenty-one were confirmed. SELLERS BROTHERS, No.lB North Sixtit Street, Haviagadded to their fbrrner business that of MILL - AND FACTORY FINDINGS, intend keeping a fell assortment of everything la Mal line, which they will *Mat the lowest rates, Including Pure Oak Tanned Leather Belting, Gum Belting and Bieata Packing, Lace and Picker Leather, Band and Hantasa Leather, Roller Cloth and Skins, Card Citothim• BeitOoks t Rivets, gip, Also continue to inantdixture as neretamre • WIRE CLOTH, SIEVES, SCREENS,&o: on nand. which AFICILL AgasORPHANS' COURT BALE.—ESTATE OF • ELIZABETH WILLIAMtI. decefoed.—VALU BUILDING Lor AND HOUSE IN ROX BOROUGH, near Rozborough Water-works. Will be sold at Public Bale, by attar Order or Court, on the premises, Ringo road. Roaborough, between a: and 9 mile atones, on WEDNEsDA.Y, Juue 27, 1869. at Y. o'clock P. N. • A TWO-STORY STONE HOITSRand LO - I' of 5 acres and 151 perches of land. near the Roxborough Water Works. and adjoining lands -of John dmick, William Willi a ms. George Williams and the Ridge Road. 'Terms, 120 on day of sale; balance on execution of the deed. By the Court. E. A; MERRICK, Clerk . % C.- G. WILLIAMS, Adm'r. M. PESTEII, Auct 'r _ . FOR SALE,—A HANDSOME COUNTRY Residence In Woodbury. N. J ,S 5 minutes , ride from the city by West Jersey Railway, with acres or gronne, well planted With fruit and shade trees, with good vegetable aarden and stabling.. The house is lo cal ed on .Del aware avenue, is 40 net front by 85 deep, with extension, well built and In rood order. Will be Fold by THOM a„S & SUNS at Pniladel phis Exchange,. June 26, at 12 M. The premises may be examined on application to Wm. Pcutt. -at County clerk's office, Woodbury. PtlaaeSaloll immorlta , a, a a tn.th.ette INDIA RICIBRKEt NACELINE BELTING STEAM I. PACKING, ROBE, de. Engineers and dealers will and a FULL ASSORT.; T OF GOODYEAR'S PATILNT YULCANIZED RUBBER BELTING, PACKING, HOBE; at Bill Kaimfactairees Headquarters, GOODYEAR'S, 808 Chestnut street, - Booth side: N.B.—We have a NEW and CERAP ARTICLE c GARDEN and PAVEMENT - ROSE, very lam% to whitish the attention of the teddie Is calla PILATIN. TaPPIOA AND SAGO.--Doxb Scotch kJ Gelatin, Bdo Tapioca and East India Pearl Sago, landing and for Bale by J. B. SUSS= & & CO. 'mar Delaware Avenue IIgEW RAlSlNis.—t4mb oats Bunch MIA Lower Banda 11 800 bOlOO Valencia Raist_loo mat. seaside Rabb= tbr sale by JIM B. BM . 1 : Ai OD.. 115 Scpa ,QALT.-2,500 sacks LIVERPOOL GROUND SALT 10 al•O 200 sacks' Pine Balt,, afloat, and for aide try WORIEIf&N & CO. Walnnt 122 BEIROONI3 CARACIII&B.USULGO now liallas fromaark WHITES WiNti tbc aa try_JOHN DA.LIXTT, at op. us wsannt apvet 11101PIIILL&LI: FB11251(91 P.111=5,--10 cues. In WS 1 canisters: andtancy boxes. Imported and itir Mat by..lOS. 41.BI:11381ES ar 00 auss !math Delawana • Ana _AND LiCkiO.Nia—Baaab. takVar Ser4 kAa , 1e1411F4 1 / 1 1111 Anil ,Malaga Leraaaa,bindinx, fra m bark La Platadirld for sale by Ips. BUSPICaiIAI CO., 10a South .laware &velem% • 2:30 O'Clook. BY 'TELEGRAPH. The Fenian Advance. Is kept ecutstanttr sl394tualsi
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