SECOND EDITION. 313 Y TELEGRAPH. EUROPEAN NEWS Latest by the Cable. ILLNESS OF THE PRINCESS DAGMAR THE FAMINE ABATING IN INDIA. Death of Don Miguel, of Portugal. The Associated Press of this city has re ceived the following despatches by the At lantic Cables: ST. BETERSBUR G, Nov. 18..—The wedding festivities have been suddenly stopped on account of the severe illness of the 'Princess Dagmar. INDIA. LONDON, Nov. 18.—Telegraph advices from Bombay report the gratifying intern.: gence that the famine in India is abating. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. rlB.—The. Government Of :Spain is taking strong measures to prevent the threatened political outbreak. Don Miguel is dead. - From Fortress Monroe. FORTRESS MONROE, November 17.—. The steamer Adele, Captain H. L. Hall, from Charleston, S. C., bound to Baltimore, be came disabled ten miles south of Cape Henry and was towed in here this afternoon by the revenue cutter Nemaha, Captain George Lands. The Adele will have to go Norfolk to have her machinery repaired be fore she can proceed further. She reports encountering - very heavy weather all the way from Charleston, the wind being from the southward until the 15th, when it veered to the southwest in quite a heavy gale. The steamer Emily B. Soli der was to have sailed from Charleston on the 14th inst., for New York. The ship Enoch Train, from Philadelphia, bound to Mare Island, San Francisco, before reported having arrived here leaking badly, was towed up to Norfolk Navy Yard, and the repairing immediately made. The schooners J. E. James, J. J. Hoyt and Effort are loading here for New York, with a large quantity of old iron, old cannon, pieces of shot and shell, etc., which were sold here some months since by the Ord nance Department. In a letter received from Commander Barre t,of the United States steamer Ag awa at Beaufort, N. C. he states he has sac! needed in getting afloat and towing into tha t harbor the brig Isabella, of New York, loaded with naval stores, which had been beached during a gale. The steamer Min netonka, Capt. Dubois, from New Orleans for Boston, put into Norfolk short of coal. She encountered heavy gales during her passage, culminating on Thursday night, off Hatteras, during which she lost her sails. She sails for New York to-day. The Bremen bark Annie, 54 days from Bremen, bound to Baltimore, passed the Capes to-day. The following vessels went to, sea to-day from Baltimore: Bark St. Bernard, for Bremen; Bremen bark Humbolt, for Bremen; brig Cleta, for the West Indies; brig Lime, for Nova Scotia. The weather has improved during to-day, the wind blowing fresh and chilly from the westward. -Conviction of In the First Degree [Special Despatch to the Bulletln.] NORRISTOWN, November 19,—The trial of the ' case of Haddapp, for the murder of Julius W. Ochele, in November 1865, has closed. The jury have rendered a verdict of "guilty of murder in the first degree." Shipping Intelligence. NEW You's, Nov. 19th.—The steamship City of Limerick, from Liverpool, has ar rived here. Her dates have been anticipated. Also the ship Ocean, from Patrias; bark Lisaiboo, from Buenos Ayres; Brig Mose may, from Manzanilla; the schooner Donna Anna, from Havana. Price of Gold in New York. [By the American Telegraph Co.] NWir Ironic, Nov. 19.—Gold has been quoted to-day as follows: 10 . 00 M., 141 i 1,1.80 10.15 140.1111.45 10.30 140112 M., 10.45 140 i 12.15 P. M., 11.00 1401,12.30 ILIS 140 i NaarkeVi. IgEw 'Peak, Nov 19. Cotton dull, at 834@35_ 2 '2 Pinar dull; sales 4.000 bbls.; state, $8 604411 75; Western, $8 aima2 75: Southern. s!2@slB 75. Wheat dull. Corn dull; Mixed Western, $1 283 i. Beef quiet. Pork dull; Ness. $22; Prime, Pi. Lard quiet. Whisktedull and steady. VEL'Ir BULLLETIIV. [Hee Second and Last pages for additional Locale.] MISCHIEVOUS BOYS —POLICEMAN SAULTED AND MAN SHOT.—Last evening, about eight o'clock, a gentleman notified Officer Wilcox that some boys had stretched across the sidewalk at Thirty-seventh and Lancaster avenue a wire by which passers-by were thrown down. The gentle man was covered with mud by falling into the •gutter, in consequence of being tripped by the wire. Wilcox went to the place and saw the boys fixing up a rope. He succeeded in capturing two of the juveniles. The pris oners sounded an alarm, when fathers, mrthers, sisters and brothers came to their relief. The officer had a rough time of it. The women came up with stones in their aprons, and the missiles were used pretty freely. Wilcox was beaten and his clothing was torn into shreds. -The youthful prisoners were taken away from the policeman. The latter, as a last resort, fired his revolver, and the ball took effect in the shoulder of Dennis Scully, causing a painful though not dangerous wound. One of those engaged in the row was arrested at the time. Others were captured afterwards. The prisoners were arraigned before Alderman Allen" this morning. Their names are Dennis Scully, Dennis Dennin, Daniel Nagle, Hannah Senlly,Timothy Scully, Daniel Dennin, Jas. Ryan, and John O'Bryan. The three last are boys, aged 11 and 14 years. They were sent to the House of Refuge. The others were held in 81,000 bail, each to answer at Court. FOUND Ditowxnn.---The body of an un known boy was found in the Delaware, at Norris street wharf, this morning, The re mains bore -the appearance of having been in the water a long time, Coroner Daniels was notified. ELOPEMENT AND ROBBERY.—John H. Mulholland was arraigned before Recorder Eceu, this morning, upon the charge of se duction and larceny. He is about 45 years of age, and in no manner does he present the appearance_of a gay Lothario. The complaint against him was made by Thomas Maloney, who resides at. No 619 Cherry street. He alleges that about three weeks ago Mulholland eloped with Mrs. Maloney, the latter leaving her children behind to be taken care of by the father. Previous to the departure of the twain, Mr. Maloney far ther avers, the furniture in the house was sold for $l5O, and .$675 in money, which he had saved from his earnings, were ab stracted. The proceeds of the sale and the stolen money were all taken by the runaway pair. Mrs. Maloney has not yet been cap. flared. Mulholland was committed' for a further hearing. BOAT ADRIFT.—A. fishing skiff called the Eliza Shuber was found adrift at Willow -treet wharf yesterday morning. The boat is 19 - feet long, is painted black on the out side. and has green gnnwares. It is in charge of the Harbor Police, awaiting an owner.. STORE ROBBERY.—The shoe store of Da vid Bone, No. 242 Richmond street, was en tered on Sunday morning by forcing open a back window. Boots and-shoes to the value of about $3OO were stolen. The thieves left three pairs of boots in the yard. Mown Corrnuer.—Wm. Albright was committed yesterday, by Alderman Titter mary, to answer the charge of inciting to riot, by throwing a brick into a crowd while the Shiffler Hose‘ Company was passing Fifth and Christian streets. NONE BUT THE MOST INNOCENT, though powerful simples. are used in the celebrated Bower's Infant Cordial. Laboratory Sixth and Green. "LIEBIG'S Foon," for infants arid invalids, Bower, Sixth and Vine streets. Price $1 00. DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES AND FANCY GOODS. SNOWDEN & BROTHER, Imparters, 23 South Eighth street. • ' DE, FITLER'S GREAT RHEUMATIC RE MEDY cured Alderman Comb", Tw my -third Ward. Suffered eleven years with rheumatism. Prepared at 29 South Fourth street. BENBOW'S SOAPS.—Elder Flower, Turtle Oil, Glycerine, Lettuce, Sunflower, Musk, Rose, &c. SNOWDEN 'it, BROTHER, Importers. 22 South Eighth street. TWO OR THREE COLDS in succession, will, with many constitutions, securely establish the seeds of Consumption in the system, thus converting what was originally a simple, curable affection into one generally fatal. While ordlnary prudence, therefore, makes It the business of every one to tate care of a Cold until it is got rid of, Intelligent expert. ence fortunately presents a remedy in Dr. Jayne's Ex pectorant, thoroughly adapted to remove speedily all Corghs and Colds, and one equally effective in the primary stages of Consumption, Asthma and Bron chitis. Prepared only at 242 Chestnut street. SWEET OPOPONAX. As the precious flower known so charmingly as the "Sweet Opopowsx" robs others of all fragrance, aria scarcely breathes it forth even to the air. bat gladly yields It to beauty's taper fingers. so does E. T. Smith & Co.'s renowned extract of - •S t oat Opoponaz" scent the handkerchief extravagantly powerful. Nothing like it. E. T. SMITH et, CO., New York, sole pro prietors. 3513.TAV1R0. —The great success of this de licious perfume in the comparative brief time it has been before the public, does not surprise us; as a right rich. delicate and la,ting perfume, it has no superior. and we think no equal. For sale by all the principal Druggists.—Wilmington Daity Cznurnerlisi. FROM NEW YORK. NEW Yokw, November 19.—The railway tracks on Broadway, between Ann and Fulton streets, were removed yesterday, Mayor Hoffman having issued an order to that effect. Rev. Charles B. Smythe addressed an audience of over three thousand persons at the Cooper Institute yesterday on the model artist exhibitions in New York. He deli• neated some of the scenes enacted thereat, and administered a scathing rebuke to the newspaper press that are in the habit of ad vertising and placing before the public such immoral exhibitions. Dr. Cheever delivered a sermon on the constitutional amendment at the Church of the Puritans yesterday. He said that the amendment proposed to rob the colored race of the rights guaranteed by the consti tution unamended to every free citizen, and the voice of God himself was against it. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered a discourse yesterday morning on "A. Want of Faith being Sin," and in the evening on the text, "If thou be wise, thou wonld'st be wise for thyself; but if thou scornest, thou alone shalt bear it." The new Methodist Episcopal Church on Sixty-first street, between Second and Third avenues, was dedicated yesterday. Rev. Charles Fletcher, of Brooklyn, delivered an address appropriate to the occasion. The Very Reverend Etienne Ronssellon, Vicar General of the Diocese of New Or leans. La., died in this city on Friday, from the effects of a fall received on the deck of the steamer Periere, on her recent voyage from Havre. The funeral of Inspector Daniel Carpenter will take place this afternoon, at the Dutch Reformed Church, in Thirty-fourth street, near Eighth avenue. Nearly 1,000 police. men will parade in honor of the deceased, and a large attendance of the Masonic fra ternity is also expected. The Jersey City and Albany police will also be represented by detachments, and the entire ceremonies willbe of the most imposing character. The remains will be deposited temporarily at the Marble Cemetery, in Second avenue. A prize fight occurred in Litchfields Woods, near Flatbush, at an early hour yes terday morning, between two hatters—one belonging to Prentice's factory, in Brook lyn, and the other connected with some es tablishment in New York. Theparties met at the corner of Raymond and Bolivar streets, where Sergt. Smith and. Officer Cobb, of the Forty-fourth Police Precinct, dis persed them, on Saturday evening, but it appears that they had a meeting on Sunday morning, and the entire arrangement ter minated before the Police were aware of it. No one was arrested. 140 ft 140 g 140 1401 1401 PROFESSOR MCCOSH ON AMERICAN AP FAlRS.—Professor McCosh, of Belfast, who visited the United States last summer, at tended the Irish Congregational Union after his return, and read an able paper giving some of the results of his observations. His descriptions of scenery, of travel, of places and persons and things were graphic and impressive. The school system of America he considers the finest in the world, and longs too see it adopted in his own country. He believes it to have been largely the. safety of the States, in the midst of the con vulsions through which they have passed. He holds, too, that religion is now receiving a large element of revival In America, and hoped that the churches of Great Britain would enjoy, as they did after the last re vival. a visit from its widening waves. He vividly sketched the present condition and future prospects of the freedmen of Ame rica. showing that whilst necessarily it would take as much brain power, as a whole, as is tcrbe found among their white brethren, who for ages have been maturing, still, that the black children are as shrewd to learn ordinary lessons, and the black peo ple as quick to appreciate the kindnesses and amenities of life, as are the whites. Be fore the blacks, receiving fair play, Dr. Mc- Cosh believes there is a great and a blessed future. BALES OF STOOK IST BOARD. 93030 DB 5 - 20a'82 con e 108 100 sh Read R sewn 56% 1000 do b 3 10834 100 sh do 030 561 €OO do '435 con 106% 100 sh do 50% 3tO Bch 19av 03 '72 92 200 eh Cataw 2E4 1000 City 68 new 1006 400 ab do 960 28.3€ 200 811 Keystone Zinc 1 14 eh Locust Mt e :PRICES OP STOCKS IN NEW YOKE.: (By Megraph.) American ..... Beading New. York Central.—.—. United States 68 U rfeted States fa, 5-20 s Hudson River THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1,9, 1866. Steamer Cbase. Cross= an,3s hours from Providence, with mdse to Latbbnry. Wickersham Co. Passed in tr e river, two ships, two brigs and several schooners, all bound up. 13.1 g Anna. Morrow. 16 days from Turks Island,with salt to IC A Sender .t Co. Brig Czarwick i(Br), Mormon, 56 days from FatraS, with currants to Isaac .Teaues & Co. Brig Wenonab. York, 5 days from Portland, with mdse to IE A Bonder dr. Co. E2MZgl==l Schr I}l. C Burnite,Richards, 1 day from Canaden.Del. grain to Jae L Bewley & Co. Schr Fly. Fenn'Door% i days from Lynn. 3e.hr N E Claxk, Clar ß k. from Providence. ELOW. Ship J G Richardson. from Liverpool. t CLEARED .THIB DAY. Steamer Francis Bvmmes. New York, captain. SteamerMtliville, Benear, MillvLUe), Whited!, Tatum & Co. Bchr J Farnum, Rally, Boston, Van Dusen, Lochman & Co. Schr E B Atwoodatich, Boston, Caldwell.Gordon&Co. Behr Gratitude, Blaxsom Maurice River, J Cochran, Oorreapondence of the Phila. Evening Bulletin. SEARD. Nov. 17. The Mowing boats from the tinlon ßl Canal pamed into the Schuylkill (laud. to-day, bound to Ptilladei. phia.laden and as Mows: M Link. withlumber to B Wolvevton; Prank do Alice, and Two Cousins, do to Henry Croakey; Marga ret & Bridget, do to Norcross & dbeetz. F. MEMORANDA. Steamer Bophorus, 4 lexander. from Liverpool for Boston and Philadelphia, sailed from Queenstown at 11 AM. 7th inet. EMii;;;l= Steamer Norfolk, Vance. sailed from Richmond 18th inst. for this port via Norfolk. Steamer Emily B Bonder, Lockwood, at New York yesterday from Charleston. Steamer City of Boston (Br), Brooks, from Liver pool 7th via Queenstown Bth inst. with 346 passengers. at N York yesterday. Steamer Beßona (Br), Dixon. from London Oct 28. via Havre let inst. with 436 passenger', at New York yesterday. Steamer Gen Meade. Perry. from New Orleans 10th inst. at New York yesterday. Night of ibth. passed steamer Mississippi from New York for N Orleans. Ship Enoch Train, Lane, berme for Mare Island,Cal. previonely reported at Fort Monroe In distress, has been towed up to Norfolk navy yard for repairs. Ship Queen of the Eaat,Stoddard, hence at Woosiang 13th Sept ship Alexandria, Crosby. hence at Antwerp 3d Inst. Bark Lucy Ann (Br),Wade. fr, m Macao June 10,and Ascencion Oct 4 at New York yesterday. Brig Petrel. McKenzie. hence at Hamburg ISt inst. HOSIERY) GLOVES, UNDERWEAR? GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS, ETC., JOHN C. ARRISON'S, Nos. 1 and 3 N, Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA. SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! C. A. Also continues to make his FIRST CALL. 140% bid .... • 5664.100 bid bid 102 15 bid ..... ; ... ....108 bid ...... 7714 bid 12314 bid Weak, • • ga-A perfect nt guaranteed. - flair One trial le sufficient to establish their super'. ority over all ethers. oc3l-2m rp Musnace and IhisdneasNov.:l9, 1.866. A further decline 'et' one per cent, in Gold has in creased the depression which has existed for many days past both in stocks and merchandise, and the transactions to-day were of an extremely limited character. Government Lonna were lower. 113 was the best bid for the Coupon Sixes. 108% for the old Five-Twenties, and 103,%' for the '655. The Seven-Thir= . ties were nominal, and were fully :"." per cent, lower. State Loans were very dull. City Loans closed 102% bid for the new, and 99 for for the old issues. Reading Railroad was a fraction higher, and closed at 56%056%; Catawissa Railroad Preferred was strong at 28%. 134 was bid for Camden and Amboy Railroad, 125 for Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad; poi for Pentutyl vania Railroad; 36'for Little Schuylkill Railroad; 62 for Germantown Railroad and 32 for Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Canal stocks were quiet. Schuylkill Navigation Preferred closed 35% bid; the Common stock at 46.1‘; Morris Canal at 85, and Delaware Divi sion at 67. Bank shares were without quotable change. Passenger Railway shares were steady. 14 was bid for Restonville; 70 for West Philadelphia, and 84% for Spruce and .P tne Streets. Germantown was not offered under 33. 2{. Schultz & Co., No. 16 South Third street, make the following quotations of the rates of Bxchange-in Gold-per steamer Java from Boston: London, 60 days sight • 10160109 8 days .109 6.109 U Paris, 60 days sight M. 20 pr 17% .. 8 days ....- .. .52 17)4 "f. 15 Antwerp, 60 days - d;.52 17% Bremen, 60 days 52 20 783401 79 Hamburg,6o days 353.4154 361 i Cologne, 60 days , 71.3.fA 72 Leipsic. 60 days mil 72 Berlin. 60 days • 71U 72 Amsterdam, 60 days . 403.1 41 Frankfort. 60 days 40X. 41 Market dull and weak. Smith. Randolph & C 0.4 Breakers, 15 South Third street, quote at 11 o'clock. as follows: Gold . ........-..............................140X 11. S. isitriatra........-......—......un @us 11, S. 5-20; 1821...-.................-...................107X(0110734 i S. 1864.............. ...—..............--.1.06 10611 .. 40 1865......». »...»... ...........—ao6s theci U. 8. 1040.. . -......-....—.....-100 1003 6 11. S. 740's-Urtivißet=......--.........-105S 106 2.1 cer1ea..........--.................-.105 mg ad seriee.....-............—.105 0105,4 520, Inly, 1865-- .108161@t10834 Clompoanda. Dec- 1851.---- „ -- -. .-...1123i0 Messrs. De Haven ] eth e r, , * Noe 40 Bonin Third street, make the following quotations of the rates ;of exchange today, at 1 P. M.: . - BuYink. Selling, American G01d... . ...-.. .. -....140 -140 X Silver- Quarters al ' d halves..-...1:5 Compound Interest Notes: " June,lB64.- 15 • '• 'July, 1884... 143 " Aug. 1864... 14. X • " " Oct., 1864... 13.14 " Dec., 1864... lei .. " Nay, 1865... 1036 II Aug.,1885... 91( 61 5e0t...,18 6 45... 84 [ . " Oct.. 1865- 816 Jay Cooke & Co. quote Government securities, ake., to-day, as follows: Iluyin Selling. U. B.6's. ]BBl ... .--.._......-- ..... -- g. 11234 i- 1 3 Old 520 Bonds... . . ......... ......-....107% 108 34 New 620 Bonds, 1864.... --MOL L 1063 i 520 80nd5,1865„.- -.106 106 5-20. July. 1865 Vs 1.4354 10-40 Bonds .. -...- ...... ........... ....... 9974 - 10034 7 3-10, Angua. -.. ..... --.-1.051-4; 106N4 June. 104T4 10534 " July ----....--- ..104'...4 10.514. Gold-at 12 o'clock ...... ....................140 . 140..ki Philadelphia Plarheta. MONDAY, Nov. 19.—The downward movement in Gold tends to depress and unsettle trade and values. and business Is almost at a stand. The receipts of Cloverseed are small and it Is In lair request at littg9 25 for old and new erop. Soak II sales of Timothy at 13 25. Flaxseed is unchanged and cam_ hands 12 25@S SO IA bushel. The Flour trade Is very dormant and buyers are holding off for some concession In prices. There bno shipping demand and only a few hundred barrels were taken by the home consumers at (12©113 barrel—ln cluding too barrels fancy at 'l3 75, Penna. and Ohio family at its@it 50, fancy lota at $15@)16, extras at 19©10 50, and 115€45 75 for superfine—as In , quality' There is little or nothing doing in Rye Flour or Corn Ideal. The Wheat market Is extremely quiet and in the ab sence of spies we +vote Red at 13 to $3 15 bu.bel for Penna.. and $3 Zcct3 30 for Southern. Nutting doing In /lye. Corn is dell and yellow sold at jl 95—a de. cline. Oats are steady; 1,0(0 bmhels Delaware sold at 63 cents. There is more demand for Quern!lron Bark and 18 hbda. No.l aold at V 5 ton. hiaky—The demand is limited groan Bales of Penna. bbbs. at $2 41@2, 42 and OM° at $2 44. IMPQ RTATIO NS. Reported for the Philadelphia Evening Bnlletln. LIVERPOOL—Ship John Harvey. Lowell-12 okra mdse Lewis & Co; 4 do Werner, Itsebner & 0o; 97 do wool W J P Ingraham; 3 do Sabots. & Janentaky; 2 tcs glass 8 Rill; 4 casks hdw, 50 anvils B & W ti Biddle; 2 do do, 30 do Handy, Brenner d; Co; 4 do do, 8 do New lin. - Fernley & t>.; -Measles steel P tl Justices. 40 casks sand. CEBmith; 16 tires. Naylor & Co; 57 okge rags and rope. Jessup ce Moore; 146 pkgs steel. A Id. I:39at sor; 27 crates earths nware. A P lag-ratan: 2 crates do Narxaen & Witte: s 4 pkgs do W Pierce; 492 Digs leas Morris. Waln &Co; .13 tons pig Iron, 1300 sacks flee salt. Jno B Ps noose; 127 moss soda ash, Yarnall & ?Amble; 310 casks soda ssb, GOO kegs bi carb soda, 4r.0 t,bls soda crystals. 4000 caustic soda,?.-'s' 0 plates speller, 400 taus. 1110 pigs lead. 45 slabs tin; 129 pkgs earthen ware. 1 pkg.ixdse order. PATRAB—Rrig Czarwich. Morznon-3002 bbls cur rants lasso Jenne" & Co. URR LalD—Brig Anna, Mom:m-7054 bnalts talc E A Bonder rl :3 1.3 0,:111 ft OV:4 V'1:! pre)Aras).4.74:llllW-1[0:41 , 14:61.M, 0 ',E. Ja" See Marine Bulletin on Seventh Page ARRIVED THIS DAY. Phip John Harvey. Lowell, ti days from Liverpool. with mdse to John It Penrose. 26th ult. in the dog watch, Patrick Hayden, seaman, while Puling the flrirg jib, fell overboard and was lost; it is supposed the ship passed over him. TIM LARGEST VARIETY, "IMPROVED PAMCRE ISHERT9.I' •------ NEW aldr as t FR ECOILTOVE To the South and Panthwest; VLit. THE PhiladelpLia, Vilmiugton and Balti more end Delaware Railroad To Crisfield, Md., thence by Steamers of the Great Southern Inland Navigation Company to Norfolk. Va. ThoPhiltidelphia, Wilmington she Baltimore Rail road Company we wepared to offer inducements to shippers of Southern end Southwestern freights which Dave not been afforded heretofore by any other line. Through Bills of Lading given to all prominent South ern points. • Icor further information apply to CHARLES E. WILLIS, Agent, Broad and Washington Avenue. CHARLES E. DILRES, Agent, No. 411 Chestnut street, CABLES K. IDE, Master of Transportation, non-tf rpt P.. W. and B. B. B. ESA.I.K.HAEL'S ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTORY. The Wrest ind beat assortment of yrigs, Tojtpees, Long Hair Braids and Curls, Water-falls, Victoria's' Fri settes, Illusive seams for La dies, &t prices LOWER than ebsewhere, Izah294/ 909 CHESTNUT STREET. THE GIRARD HOUSE. THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE; ON EASY TERMS. Apply to ISAAC O. PRICE, or T. JACKSON. nol3-6t ni No. 64 North CHOICE PABIAN STATUARY, "CHRIST," by Thorwaisden. "NIGHT AND MORNING." "PAUL AND VIRGINIA." "PROSPERINE." "PEACE AND WAR." With other fine subjects and Busts of "Lincoln." "Scott" "Shakespeare," "Byron," "Dante." "Pe. trarcb," etc.. etc., selected with great care, In Europe, by one of the firm. FARR & BROTHERS, IMPORTERS, 4 324 CHESTNUT STREET.. Below Fourth. itol6.fmwet rpi FO1l: HAVANA, The:Steamship PERNDRIUK HUDSON, Howes, Blas ter, will tall for Havana on Saturday Miming, December Lt, At 8 o'clock. For freight or passage apply to THOMAS WATSON t SONS, 14 North Delaware Avenue. Passage to Havana, W. nolltal Yin "Peter and the Falae Prophets." CHRIST AND THE PHARISEES." "THE BOtiQE ET.k. The above and other add nets—Original Paintings by W. R. Winner. and magnificently framed. are now on exhibition at T. EIRtH & [-01 'S Art Gallery. 1110 Chestnut street, and wilibe sold on Tuesday Evening, loth inst., at 7N o'clock. nol7 3L rat, NATIONAL BANK. OF THE REPUBLIC 809 and 811 Chestnut Street, PM:LAD lELPHIA. Capital $5OO 000. Full raid; DIRECTORS, Jos.T Batley, Ben Rowland, Jr., Wm. IL Rhawn Wm. Erviem Saint. A. Btspham, Nathan Hines, Edw. B. One, Osgood Welsh, End—A Hoyt, PRESIDENT, CAf3IIIMR, JOSZPH P. MIINTORD. 00363mrp STLKBt FILES! BILKS! RALAICCE OP STOCK AT GREAT REDUCTIOI47, J. C. STRAWBRIDGE .t CO FRENCH ]M=NOES. CHOICE WADES, V; LUPIN'S, 11 23. S. C. ESTR&WHEIDGE a CO. PLAID POPLINS FRENCH PLAID POPLINS, $1 25. J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & 00 CtLOAKTNO CLOTHS. LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN TICE CITY. 7. C. STRAVIIRIDGE & CO. RIM!UIUM3OIVB ISNENS. OIIR OWN IMPORTATION J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO. SHAD. HEAVY YARD-WIDE SHAYSIM, at a cts. J. C. STRAWBRIDGIE & CO. cANT()N FLANNELS. GREAT BARGAINS at Z. at and 31 cta. J. Q STRAWBRIDGE & 00 11 TERRIMACK CALIOOES. CALICONS, FAST COLORS. 17 ct& J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO SHIRTING AND SHHETINGIMUSLINS. ALL THE .LEADINO MAKES AT LOWEST PRICES. J. C. STRAWBRIDGEeI-- CO BLA .NKETS I BLANKETS! BEST GOODS, LOWER IS SE TH AN . AT ANY TIME THASON J. C. STRA.WBRIDGE & CO, lk/ABBLLLIIS courrnMPAN/M, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION. J. C. STRA.WBRIDGE a 520 HONEYCOMB AND LANCASTER QUILTS ALLENDALE QUILTS BY THE CASE 7. C. STRAWSRT.DGE & CO., jyl2-tf N. W. corner Eighth and Market atreeta. MUNICIPAL CLAIMS.— SHERTFF'S OFFICE 1.13. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17 , h 1863. J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with the Act of Assembly of the Comrnonweath of Penn sylvania, passed 11th day of March. A. D. 1846. entitled "An Act relative to Registered Taxes and tinni , i cal. Claims in the Cann ty of Philadelphia that the follow ing writs of Seize faciaa sur claim, have been placed in my bands for service. to wit: HENRY C. HOW.R.LL, Sheriff. The city of Philadelphia vs. Jeremiah Rhoads owner Or reputed owner and contractor; 0. P„ December Term, 1866, No. 68: for the sum of one hundred and forty-eight dollars for work and labor done and per ibrm ed, and materials Inrnished to and for eight certain bnlidinga, and the said claimants have apportioned their said claim, and designated the amount due them on each of the said buildings, to wit: thesum of eighteen dollars and fifty cents, sea nst No. 1; All that certain two story brick house and lot or piece of ground on which the same is erected and curtl'age appurte saw .thereto, situate on the west aide of Oriana street, in the 'city of, Philadelphia commencing at the distance of one bundled and thiry feet and six Inches (13 teet 6 inches) north oi Perks street from the curb containing in front on Oriana street twelve feet and extending in length or depth forty feet and three inches. :13010 2Avv4 H. RHAWN. L a. LRAVEN, atilkleONlC MEM* 719 Chestnut Street; Elelant Curiai'os for Parlors, LIBRARIES, DINING AND SLEEPING BOOMS, In Brcicatel%:, Satin Daanaska, TerrY, Reps, Swiss Lace and Nottingham Lace WINDOW Of the Newest Designs. Am now °fitting themest complete assortment of the above goods of my own Importation. October 8,1864 - - WE OFFER FOR BALE, $250,000 7' PER. CENT. CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS of the Huntingdon and Rroad Top Mountain Railroad and Coal Company AT 79. These bones at the above price will yield the holders nearly 9 per cent. per annum and ado twenty-one per cent. to the principal at maturity. :For further Information apply to SAILER & STEVENSON, ' RANECSERR, No; 121 South Third Street, n 019414 5p Opposite Girard Bank. NORTHERN CENTRAL BONDS. WE OFFER FOR SALE A LIMITED AMOUNT; OF THE BONDS OP THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY, 89. These Rands bear SIX PER CENT payable semi•annnally hi this CITY. FREE FROM ALL STATE TAX, And ay. Cournn Bonds to amounts of g5OO and gl,nfe each. The holder has the privilege of having them made and registered at the office of the Company In this city, this being a great protection in case of loss. We will be happy to tarnish fill information, on ap pllcation in person, or by letter. 1313,E.X.ELA & No. 34 South Third Street, cdattrpl 1865 • 5-20'S EXCHANGED FOR 1862'5, and market difference in price allowed. Ma, 5.20% Bgl's. ono Ocunpound Interest Notes Bought and Sold. EVECONEIT 1 aro CO., 84 SOUTH THIRD STREET. ' PC)I4, SALE, Oa& A very handsome close COACH. Made by Wattson and finished throughout in the very beet manner. nearly new. and cost 500, will be sold for $1,400. Address .80x1706 Poet °Mc% nol6-61 RESTORE YOUR GRAY HAIR AND PROMOTE! 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It will make the hair grow on bald heads. 3. It will restore the natural secretions. 4. It will remove all dftndniff and itchings. 5. It will make the hair soft, glossy and flexible. 6. It will preserve the original co3or to old age. 7. It will prevent the hair from falling off. 8. It will cure all diseases of the scalp. Only 75 cents a bottle. six bottles it 4 Sold at Dr. SWAYNES'S, No. 320 North Sixth Street above Vine, and all the leading Druggists and Dealers in Toilet Articles. se.Z2 s.m,w,f,tfrp AriOMPOUND CHARCOAL IeISCCIT. _FOR DYSPEPSIA. These are composed of Pine Willow Charcoal, &c., in the form of Bran Wafers, by which medicines hitherto disagreeable are rendered p easant and pal atable,,They will prove to be a valuable remedy for Heartburn, Waterbrash. Acidity,Nansea, Eructations, Constipation and other forms of Indigestion. Persons suffering from fetid breath will find them an admirable corrective. Pr. pared only by JAMBS T. SHINN, Apothecary, S. W. corner BROAD and SPRUCE streets, Ballad% Sold ale° by F. Brown, Fifth and Chestttut. C. B. Keeney, Blateenth and Atch. A mbrope Smith, Broad and Chestnut. George C. Bower, Sixth and Vine. D. L.Rtackbouse. Eighth and Green. C. F lavers. Seventh and Spruce. Murphy & Bro., 1700 Locust street. H. C. Blair's Sons. NO Walnut. R. Thomas. IVX) Pine Bills, Bon dt Co , Seventh and Market. Johnston, liolloway & Cowden And druggists generally. SHADES THIRD 'EDITION BY TERLEGAPH. LATE FROM 'WASHINGTON,. MISSISSIPPI• AND JEFF. DAVIS. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. More Bumors of as Amnesty. LATER FROM MEXICO. MORE IMPENDING HOSTILITEEL Morrissey at the White House. From Washington. [Special Despatch to the Bulletin.] WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—The Mississdppl: delegation are at the White House to•day. They are quite positive that Jeff. Davis will shortly be released. They have got per mission to visit Davis. The President' will devote considerable space in his message to financial matters. He looks upon that as of more importance than almost any other question which will come before Congress. The President's friends assert to-day that he will positively issue an amnesty pro clamation before the meeting of Congress. He is not disposed to touch the suffrage question at all. Another installment of politicians from Philadelphia arrived to-day to urge the President to appoint Wilson to thySurvey orship. LCcrreepoxidence of the Associated Press.] MORRISSEY AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Among the, many visitors at the Presi dent's home to-day was John Morrissey, Congressman elect. From Mexico. WASHINGTON, November 19.—The Navy Pepartment has received information of the arrival of the Tallapoosa at Galveston, from Tampico. The Tallapoosa will be succeeded by the Paul Jones near the latter place. Na foreign vessels of war were off the river or in the port of Tampico on the 29th of Octo ber and only one American vessel in the harbor. Tampico is at present in command of Colonel Gomez, with a force of eight hun dred men, controlling the customs and en forcing payment of loans. The authorities at Victoria, the capital of the State of Vic toria, do not recognize those of Tampico, and their guerillas 'seize all goods found on the way to the interior markets, despatched frdm the Tampico custom house. , By letters from San Luis Potosi itisiscer tained that Mejia and Dapiro are to leave that place in the early part of November, with an expeditionary force for the recap.. tune of Tampico. General Pavon, who had a force of 1,500 or 2,000 men lathe Eaustrica and is now holding Tampico, has issued a proclamation declaring Puebla Viega open to foreign commerce, which it is feared will lead to open hostilities between She forme under his command and those under Col. Gomez. Under this state of affairs the in habitants of Tampico are in constant dread of the most ,serious discords, and' a proba bility of the indiscriminate plunder of the town. Ivia‘al. WASEMCGTON, Nov. 19. United States steamer Winooski arrived at Key West on_ the 10th inst. New York Eltoek Markets. Stocks Irregular; Chicago and Rock Island ' ;106; Reading, 113 N; anton, 49.74; Erie Railroad,';;; and Toledo. 1 Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 6.'&;; Pittsburgh. Ft. Wayne and Chicago. 106 X: Mich t= Central. 11214; Michigan Southern. 8334%. Missouri 111'.;: U. S. Five.thirtles. 1862 108; do 1614. 106; do 1665, 106? ..:1 Ten-forties, 100; Seven-thirties. first series. 106.11 - ; Third series, 103; exchange on London, 109; Hudson river, 123.1 i; Gold, 140. BALTIVOItE, Nov. 19th.—Flour dull: Spring:extras, $l9 90(_ , 9119 '25. Wheat declining. Seeds quiet add Cloverseed scarce. Pork and Lard nominal Sugar dull and declined. Coffee steady. NI hisky dull: Penn sylvania, 12 30. Cotton dull at 34 c: for Middling Uplands. COVETS. QUARTS:a SYqSTOICS—Judge Peirce.—The Court room was densely crowded this morning. In view of the re sumption of theregtdar business of the term. There are still a large number of prison cases to be disposed of. and this brought the crowd of witnesses to the Court this morning. John McCormick, alias "Scotty," was charged with stealing one hundred yards of dress goods. After a clerk in the stare robbed had testified that he saw the prisoner take the g loth from the store window, Mo. Ccrmlck withdrew his plea, and pleaded guilty, and stated that. he was friendless. penniless and &stranger ' in the city. and at the time of the larceny was drunk. Joseph McClintock was charged with stealing ssia in greenbacks and English sovereigns, the property of Alfred George. Mr. George alleged that on the 12th of September the money was taken from a bureau drawer in his residence. Subsequently he saw a portion of the money at the Central Station, utter the arrest of the defendant. The mother in-law of the accused 'rea dying with the prcsecator as a nurse. Mrs. Can, who lived with Mr. George, testified that on the day In question Mrs. neone left the house. and' in about a half an hour McClintock came in,aad asked. Mrs. Carr to go for a pint of beer. bhe left the house . . tor the beer, and when she returnei: McClintock had , a companion in the house. This companion did not like the beer, and requested a glass onager, and Hrs.' Carr was again sent out for the ligeor. When she was' returning she met 'McClintock and his friend leaving the house, instead of waiting for the liquor. Mrs. George returned,and upon going to the bureau drawer she found that that the money bad been taken. Mrs. George testified that she left the money in the bureau drawer when she went out, leaving Mrs. Carr in charge. She left at one and returned at four o clock. when the money was gone. As it was et cessary to send tor absent witnesses, the% case was set aside until the return of the messengers. Philip Dougherty was acquitted of a charge of assault and battery. Louis alEiutchintion was charged with receivingstolen goods. A number of carpenter's tnols, which had been stolen were found at Mrs Hutchinson's place, under the bed. The easels on ttlal. • DISTUICT Counv—Judg. Stroud —Emroy Hess vs. Wm P. tt escott. who was sued with Joshua P. Rich ards, late'y his copartner, as to whom -here was a re turn Of nibil habet An action to recover money de posited with defendants and alleged to be doe plaintiff_ alter a settlement of accounts. rt he defence alleged' that the amount was a -margin" for certain stock transactions, and that nothing Is due to Plaintiff: On trial. DISTRICT COURT—Judge ning vs The Central Oil /inaction, to recover for Company defendant. On t Witt at Phillatleiphila Steak Beard. 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