SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
W Oil I'lV TO N.
PETITION TO CONGRESS FROM
LOUISIANA.
Abolition of the State Government
Asked For.
A NEW PROVISIONAL GOVERN
MENT WANTED.
FENIAN EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.
Its Iffeot on the Canadian Prisoners,
SECRETARY SEWARD'S OPINION.
The Jcif. Davis Commissioners from
Mississippi.
PoSties! Stories from Maryland
Governor Swann and Reverdy Johnson,
Interesting News from California.
AF FAIR EA IN NEW YORK
Detes of the Wreck of Caya.
Lists of the Lost and the Saved
From Washington.
Medal Despatch to the Bulletin.]
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28th.—A despatch re
ceived here to-day from New Orleans, states
that a numerously signed petition has been
sent to Congress. Among the signers are
some general officers of the present State
Government. The petition asks for the
abolition of the present State Government
and the appointment of a Provisional Gov
ernment.
The Fenian difficulties just developed in
Ireland will, it is believed by Secretary
Seward, result in a rigid enforoement of
the sentence of death against those now
awaiting the action of the British govern
ment in Canada.
The Mississippi Commissioners for there
lease of Jeff Davis are still here and expect
to get a favorable answer from the Presi
dent in a day or two.
[By the United States Press ]
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—After the ad
jcurnment of the meeting of the Conserva
tive Army and Navy Union last evening,
the members of the Association, headed by
their brass band, marched to the residence
of General Grant, at Georgetown, for the
purpose of serenading him. After the per
formance of several pieces of music the son
of General Grant appeared and announced
his father not present, having been called
into the city on business. On the return of
the party they mei, General Grant, who
thanked them for the intended compliment,
and expressed regret at being absent.
Beverdy Johnson and Gov. Surmin
[By the tnited States Press.)
BALTIMORE, Nov. 28.—1 t is rumored here
that Reverdy Jobnson will take a 'seat in
the Cabinet, and that the Democrats will
elect Gov. Swann to the unexpired term of
two years, reserving the full six year term
for a straight-out Eastern Shore Democrat.
Interesting from San Francisco.
•[By the United States Press.]
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 27th.—The
Washington Territory despatch of yester
day says the Custom SOUSe heretofore lo
cated at Port Angeles has been removed to
Port Townsend.
Among the articles to be sent to from Cal
foznia to the great Exposition in Paris, are
native wines, borax,snlphur and petroleum,
and many rare and beautiful specimens of
gold:
The steamer Pacific from Columbia river,
arrived to-day,bringing $144,000 in treasure.
The bark Peele has sailed for Hong Kong
She carries $19,000 in silver bars in addition
to the amount heretofore reported.
Gaston Dartois has commenced a suit
against the Alta Californian newspaper,
to recover damages in amount of $27,000 for
publication of an alleged libel abont the
seizure of the brig Bascoe at Cape St. Louis;
in which Mr. Dartois is designated as a
pirate and robber. •
Mining stocks are•generally looking well.
Savage is quoted at $1,980; Belcher, $117;
Choliar, $238; Ophir, $190; Yellow Jacket,
$9 55. Legal tenders are unchanged.
Sales of wheat to-dayatsl 85 per - 11H0 bbls,
Hawaiian sugar is selling at $9 95 per 100
pounds.
- From New York.
[By the rutted States Press.]
NEW Yorur, November 28th.—The inves
tigations at the New York Custom House
disclosed the fact that the moneys collected
from office holders preceding the late elec
tion for election purposes'Was nearly all ex
pended in , Baltimore.
A.eall has been made for a meeting of the
Shamrock ' , Circle of the Feniatus to-night.
The address says: "Fellow countrymen,
come forward. Will you permit O'Neil to
advance again, and perhaps Pe stricken
down before you step in the ranks?. Re
member, the F. a's are about to lift their
heads and move their arms for a bolder
struggle when the Eagle will not protect the
Lion. Let all true Irishmen come forward
to-night and fall into the ranks.
The Loss of the English Bark Caya.
(By the United States Prem.]
Sex FRAnoxsoo, Cal., Nov. 28.—The de
tailed accounts of the loss of the English
iron bark Caya, bound from Sidney to Elan
Francisco, state that the vessel was being
runby dead reckoning, and supposed to, be
near Tanalone light, when the second mate
reported land on the lee bow. The Captain
immediately ordered the ship to be moved
off, but she struck heavily on the rocks
and - swung - her broadside upon
them, the sea lifting her, from
rook to rook and crushing' in her bot
tom. The force of the water forded in her
main deck and carried off all the boats on
bixrd the ill-fated vessel, and left but ten
persons remaining on the wreck, who made
desperate struggles to save themselves, bat
only three reached the shore in safety, two
of whom were in a bruised condition.
The following are the names of the saved:
Thos. Bern stean, mate; Walter Cooper, sea
man; Gen. Byrnes, passenger.
= The following are the names of the lost:—
Capt. Page, commander of the barque, with
wife and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
rys and child, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Losetta,
Dr. Bowden and wife, Wm. Carr (seoond
mate), James Kelton, of Waterford,lreland,
sailmaker; John Smith, of Portsmouth,
England, steward; Frederick &tabby, of
London, carpente!; Jos. Martin, of Ireland,
a'stowaway; Philip Shemtons and boy, of
Hobartown, Olive .Beat. seaman; Bonnerby
English, of the Isle of Guernsey, seaman;
Geo. Owen, of Devonshire, England, sea
man; Fred. Myer, of Germany, seaman; J.
Jones, of Sweden, seaman; John and Thos.
Smith, of Sidney, brothere, seamen; Pat.
McNamara, of Liverpool, seaman; James
Cook, of Portsmouth, England, seaman;
John Cooper, of York, England, seaman.
Marine Intelligence.
IBy the United States Promo
NEw ORLEANS, La., Nov. 27th.—The
steamers Marmion, from New York, ilnd
Cabs, from Baltimore have arrived here:
also, bark, Edward Cooper,from New York.
CHARLESTON, 8. C., Nov. 27.—Arrived,
ship Amelia, from Liverpool; steamer Sar
agossa and brig . Ocean Wave, from New
York; also, schooner P. Boyce, from Bos
ton. The steamer San Antonio, from Wil
raington, N. C., for Galveston, Texas, pat
in here for harbor.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.—The ship E. F. Ga
bain, from Bremen; the bark Jessie, from
Hamburg; and the brig Manlius, from Vera
Cruz, have arrived here.
Howaxs' HOLE, Nov. 22.—The steamer
Nightingale, from New York for Boston,
has arrived. She was towed In here by the
steamer George Appold. She had her shaft
broken.
NEW ORLEANS. La., Nov. 27.—Arrived,
ship Chas. Davenport, from Rockport.
Cleared, ships Polar Star and Selma, Queen
of the West fcr Boston; also brig American
Union, for Portland.
From San Fran ciao*.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.—The steathship
Pacific arrived this morning from Portland,
Oregon, with $144,000 in treasure.
The British ship Perle, for Hong Kong,
takes $19,156 in silver bars in addition to
the amount of treasure before reported for
China by that vessel.
Dyer's extensive soap factory in this city,
WAS destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
$20,000.
The Lou.siatut State Fair,
By the United states Preas.l
Nsw ORLEANS La., Nov. 27.—Over 90,000
persons have witnessed the closing of the
grand fair here. Everyone was highly
pleased with its unexampled success. A
cavalcade of premium stock, preceded by
two bands of music, concluded the event.
Another fair is announced for next year,
Railroad Accident.
BUFFALO, Nov. 28.—The mail train which
left here at 1 o'clock, P. M., yesterday, ran
off the track near Sycamore. Mr. Schem
merhorn, the express messenger, was in
jured, but not seriously. None of the pas
sengers were injured.
Price of Gold in New York.
Nsw B
m, A Nov Bl
e—grGapohld 0
has been
rooted to-day as follows:
10. A. M., 1421111.30
10,15 1421'11,45
11.30 1421112 M..
10.45 1421,12.15 P. M.,
IL 142 1 12.30
11.15 142
New York Money Market.
NEW YORE. Nov. 18.—Gold openod weak bills.
Aterlivg Rich ange. strty days. 1081 , 1®109.14;. sigh
11C%®11034: 18. Flve-twautles, 1862. 4. Pgi9 l Ored. 10#R
coupons. 109; do.. 1864 coupons. 10s% (4106%; do. 1865
conpons, 167hRtle7U: new 108.4'(4110834; I%n-forties, 9834:
coupons. 99.%®1113; Beven-thtrties first serifs, losxj
105%; second !Rees 10530410534: /dlssourl 65.87%,(4)68.
ara.
Nsw YORK, Nov 28.—Co lr t ketar ton dull, at 34X eta. to 38 i 4;
flour doll, 10 to 20 eta lower; wheat dull de2line owns
2 cts ; corn dull. declined 1 to 2 Ma.' oats d 1
cent
reef quiet; pork dull and lower; lard quiet; whlSh7
dull.
Stoclui—First Board.—Canton, 44: Cumberland Fre.
ferret". 71; Quicksilver. 46: Western Union Telegraph,
47Y,.; New York Central. 111%: Erin Balls' ad, 7IN: Hod.
son Itiver,l2l3; Beading. 1121 i; Michigan Central. 112
Michigan Southern. 82; Illinois Central, 11133,41 Pitts.
burgh and Toledo, 1143 i; Stock Island 104; North West
ern, 444: Fort Wayne and eiIICSIgO,IOS3 .
BAL1•11EORS, November 25.—kelorir la dull. Chicago
extra sllso©ll 75. The Baltimore high grad deCiined
Fee. Der bbl. Wheat dull. Corn drooping. new white,
95(a 98e. Gr - cerles inactive and unsettled. oa , s firm,
sales at 56(5e , c. Seeds quiet:clnverseed SS 50®9 75
Provisions heavy. Lard, 121 4 . 001535 ray
ray the United k tate* Press 1
Nsw Ousels. Nov. 27.—Cotton firmer; sales o f SACO
bale a of low middlings at 324743.3 cents; middling at
@35e.: receipts for four days 15.500 bales.agatnst snl;
ss ports. 7.500. Sugar lower and fair, at 95; cents. Mo
lasses lower; sales o f Inferior at4oc. per gallon. Prima,
at so cents per gallon, N. 7. Rxchange. from l to
premium. Bank Sterling, 53®54 per cant. premium.
Lu i tALlbil flUa
OBITUARY.—At a meeting of the Corn Ex
change Association, held this morning,' Nathan P.
Brooke. H'q., the Vice President. announced the de
cease of George Grove a member of that organization,
and rale a graceful tribute of respect to the many viz.
Wes of the deceased. E. Harper Jeffries. Rey . sub
mitted an appropriate preamble and resolution ex.
prtselve of the regrets of that body, which were unant
mutely adonted. Messrs. E Harper Jeffries, H. C.
Kennedy, w er eß.ingle, W. G. Pitzsera'd, ard Sohn B.
Stevensonappointed a committee to condole
with the family of the deceased and make arrange.
meats for the flmeral.
ATTEMPTED SHOOTING.—Thomag White,
who keeps an eating saloon on Lombard street, near
Sixth, was arrested last night for attempttng to shoot
a man It seems that he was about to buy scmething
from a huckster, and got into a disoute with him. He
went back into his home, got a pistol and fired a' the
huckster. The aim was bad, and the ball missed its
mark. White was immediately captured by Officer
Benksheimer. Ha was taken before Alderman Butter
and was held in !See ball, for an assault and battery
with fluent lo
BOARDING HOUSE THlEVES,—Alderman
'Titterreary had before him this =fuming Wm. An
drews and Wm. C. Smith, charged with larceny. They
took lodgings at the lager beer saloon of Francis
Thetas, on Shipper. street, above Second. AftereverY•
body had retired they entererl the room of a boarder.
broke open a trunk, and abstracted a lot of clothing.
The alarm was given and the thieves were captured
after having thrown some of their plunder into an
outhouse. They were sent to prison to strait trial.
ROBBED WHILE DRINICING.--john Matt
derfield and 'Edward Burns had a bearing this morn
lug before Alderman Tittermary upon the charge of
robbery. It seems that a man from Woodbury, N. y ,
fell in with the defendants. and was taken into a
saloon on' Third street. above Shippen, to drink.
While engaged in drinking, it is alleged, slanderfleld
took no from his pocket. The accused were com
mitted for trial.
Fotrice.--Charles T. Abbott, the young
man whn has been missing from the Insane Asylum
at Frankiord. was found last night hy Lient Witcrott
and Oftleer Zen's, wandering about the. Nineteenth
Ward. During his absence he had been to Harrisburg
and other places.about the State. He was taken back
to .Frankford.'
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.—FrEtnk Morris and
John Wilsnr were before Alderman Tittermary this
n orntrg upon thecharge of robbery. It is alleged that
they stopped John L Wall on South street above
Eleventh. on the night of the 21st inst., and while one
held him the other took $65 from his pocket, The ac
cused were held in 1800 ball for trial,
-
FIRE.:--The stable of John Bardsley, on
liratidain street, above Twenty-second was'destroyed
by fire about four o'clock yesterday afternoon. Two
horses perished in the flames. One belonged to Mr.
Itardsley and the other tO lift. ()index.. The total
loss is estimated at *l,OOO.
A PICTORIAL ComosrrY.=DEr. P.E.A.bel,
at PetersonS' Book Store, No. 308 Chestnut stree. has
Jost published photographic copies of a view of the
grand Bat Mazgu conta ins at the A.cademy of Music in
January last. it five hundred portraits.
THB STEAMSHIP STAR OF THE UNION.—
COoksey, master, arrived at her berth, second wharf
below Spruce street. at 11 P, M., yesterday, 73i days
from New Orleans. She will sail again for that port on
Saturday. December Ist. at 4P. M. For frleght or pas.'
sage, apply to the Office 314 South Wharves.
THE GREAT REMEDY Or THE AGE for
teetblug, pasne_, cramps, flatulency sleeplessness, Act.
in chllafen, BoWirs'a INFANT 001/DIAL. No family
ahanld be wisbont it.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, WEIINESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1866
r00D, ,, .. for infaptsandinvalids,
Bower. Sixth and Vine streets. Price Al 00.
PRtrOGISTS' Sumir.res AND FANCY GOODS.
SNOWDEN & BROTHER; Importers,
23 Booth Mghth street.
BENAOW'S So.,t.s.'--)Elder Flower, turtle
Glycerine, LOIAMCWSTIIIIB.OWer,ISfask, Rose, &c
ENO WDEN et BROTHER,
Importers. 28 South Eigh t h street.
LADIES' Tittrsszs,-- - Braces, and Me
chanical Bnprorta adjusteALb,y competentfemales at
"Needles'," Twelfth street. ant door below Race,
Banning's, Braces t Elastla nano:tares, Stoekings. Knee
Caps, &c., of supenor quality.
. . ,
DR. Frmvat advises gratis, from-10 to 1, at
his office, 29 Son b Fourth street. • Theonlyman living
who sae permanently cu . e Rheumatism, Nerareigis,
Gout, Asthma. Cure warranted or no chargei
AFTER Wen, Pnlyntnnon inn Inimnpn
naives, Colds lead to the greatest destruction of human
life, mainly because a t old he too often considered a
very ordinary trifling sifts!, ,Just m well left to ire as it
came. and hence avatemmimily neglected. until& sim
ple, curable affection, is converted in serious and
erally fatal Pulmonery els s ae. be more pru
dent aware that a violent e.ough.or Cold Mould never
be trilled with, but on the contrary t.ken care or from
ha Incipiency, promptly make use of Dr. Jayne's Ex
pectorant, a curative which , has sustained its repute,
tion for over thirty years as a remedy alwave effica
cious, and sure to exert a most beneficial Influence on
all the Bronchial and Pultnonsag organs, PrePared
only at 242 Chestnut street,
SWEET OPOPSNAX!—A.Erweek pretty name,
of a sweet, pretty tropical-flower: one. whose delight•
ful fragrance and dorm aroma watts its power on the
breeze, to the delight of the rambler, or stealing gently
through the casement of the cottage, as the Nod of.
Day sinks to reel. It is a composite perfume, a soave.
air offering to beauty's toilet.
Sold and used everywhere. •
E. T. Sierra & Co , New York, Sole Proprietors.
MII.TAVTEOI—This is a new perfume, yet
it has already achieved a success which has established
Ms reputation as the moat delightfal delicate and dn.
ruble. The lapse of time bat adds to its essential
sweetness. For sale by all the principal Druggists.—
Feiticutstohtes Evenino
100
ah
Bead _ BEFORE
ITIBST BOARD.
WOO LIS 66'81 rfg 113 1160 eh Read R 6519 58
1100 US 5-208'85 coo 108 12 , 51 oh do es 53
48'o Cllty fa old IEOO 99 200 eh ' do b 5.5 6.
14600 do Sew 1023 1008h.do WO 8634
10.0 West Jersey Bds 88 100 sh do awn 58345
120 eh Penns B 5452 100 eh do 85 W 1 / 56 31
160 sh Phil lads bBO 81% 300 eh Soh Nv pf 85
200 sh do b 5 81.. V 100 sh do 860 25
300 ski do b6O 81% 20th do 860 Int 85
100 6h St Nlchol's 0 -
PROMS OF STOOKS 11 4 1 NEW TOTAL:,
( 11 2tlegraph.)
MST ULL,
American bidC
Readings 6% bid
New York
bid
United States 61'81 bid
United States 6e, 54121 1:7--= Ipg bid .
fl 3 bid
Hudson 19 1% bid
Dull.
Filnanae and Baldness—Nov. 28,1860.
There was but little business at the Stock Board this
morning, and the • speculative shares took another
downward turn. Beading Railroad, which was the
most active on the list, sold down to 58—a decline of
from the opening yesterday. Philadelphia and lgri e
Rafircad sold down to 31.4—a decline of l, but after_
ward rallied, and soil up to 31X. Camden and Amber'
Railroad sold at 13034. and Pennsylvania Railroad at
SW—no change. Lehigh Vttlley Railroad was firm at
67 bid; Mine Hill Railroad at St Germantown Railroad
at 61, and Catawissa Railroad Preferred at IS. In
Government Loans the sales were relatively unim
portant, but they were held firmly. 113 was bid for the
Coupon Sixes %I; 109 for the old Fivo-Twentiee; 10tX
for :the '64s; 1073 j for the '6Se; 99% for the Ten-Forties,
and 10SX for the June and July Seven-Thtztles. State
and City Loans were steady, with Wee of the new
issues of the latter at 10234. In Canal stocks the only
change was a decline or 56 in Schuylkill Navigation
Preferred. Coal and OS stocks were entirely nominal
in Passenger Railway shares the only sale was of
Thirteenth and Fliteenth Streets, at 51 The Board
will not meet to-mo. row.
Meant De Haven Brother, No: 40 South Third
street, make the following quotations of the' gates :m
exchange to-day, at 1 P. Ma
ita7tn& Selling
.
111 X
/Linerlcan G01d......., vve =" 38
CO 1401(
Ana MU
Myer- Quarter e. " -. Now Compound /1"'i: June
18 61... X
. 0 alas, 1861... 1 15 4 X
:: : a .
oct.Aug,.
1884...18‘. 1 1 3 4 x ,i1 . .
. us . Dee., ISM- 1231
111 si Em., nem.. 11
0 0 _ 12,1885... 10
“ . Be jses.. 9.%
.. ta . u- 9
1421
141$
141 i
1411
1402
WEDNESDaY, Nov. 28.—Trade to Breadstalts con.
Unite remarkably sluggish and there Is no disposition
on the part of buyers to operate except to supply their
most necessitous wants. About 400 barrels Flour were
taken in small lots at $ll 2607812 25 barrel for North.
west extra family, $l2 14 fn . Penn, and Ohio
'o. do.. $151g16 for ancy, s9©lo for extras atu9 til®l9 50
foranperflne • There Is no change in Ere kloar or
Corn Meal. Email sales of the former at $7 25.
he Wbeaq market is almost at a stand. and in the
absence of sales we quote flair and prime Penna. Red
at 12 76(d.2 90 bushel. and Delaware at $3 to VI ax
'VW bite ranges from $3 20 to 13 30. 400 bushels West.
ern eye sold at $1 32 Corn is dull and prices are
drooping. We quote old yellow at $1 16, afloat, and
$1 1/3 In store; 1,400 bushels mixed sold at $1 14 and new
at 90©95 cents. Oats are dull at 58®a , cents.
Prices of Barley and Malt are nomlnaL
Previsions araexceedingly dull and prices are en
tirely unsettleC Hest Pork is held at Vi; Pickled
Rams. which a few weeks ago sold at HOW cents, can
now be bought at 14 cents.
Whisky is ull and holders nominally ask $2
except
Ohio and f 2 36 for Penna. There are no buyers except
for the contraband article.
-
closed
Hall of the Corn Exchange' Association will be
closed to-morrow, and business generally will be sue
pended.
11 - 11 :1 1, 1 5 1:1 1 1AA:41414 1 1
140):40.)..4:11ift 0.4.14:a t 4 , ..1 4-44.0
Siir See Marine Bulletin on Serena Page,
ARRIVED THIS DAY.
Steamer Star of the Union, COoksey. 7 days from
New Orleans, with cotton. &c. to Philadelphia and
southern Mail Steamship Co. On the 22d inst. lot 26
ft' N. lon 8810 W. passed steamer Mercdditta, stealing
NW; lad, Loggerhead, Light b aring NE, Mahon 15
miles, passed schr Express, ales ng NW.
Steamer 'Whirlwind, Fargo, 60 hours from Charles
ton, with cotton &c. to Lattibttry. Wickersham & Co.
Steamer Frank. Pierce, 24 hours from New 1 10414.,
with mdse to Wm If Baird & Co.
Bark Lizzie Morris. Feares, 5 days from N. Haven,
in ballast to Workman & Co
Bahr Princess of Wales (Br), TaYlor, 9 day* from
Beaton. in ballast to L Westergaard.
Bohr Energy, Brown, 4 days from Gloucester, with
Ash to captain.
Scar Edward Lee. Lee, days from Newburyport,
with m dee to Curtis &Knight.
Behr M C Burnite.llichards, 1 day from Camden. Del.
grain to Jos I. Bewley & Co.
Bahr J T Long. Tunnel' 2 days from Indian River,
Del. with grain to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Bchr Rebecca, Ross, 1 day from Lewes, Del. with
grain to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Bahr J Johnson, Mcßride, 6 don from Boston.
Bohr Rappahannock, Adams. from Wilmington.
Bohr J Csdwalader, nteelman. from Salem.
Bohr Lady Emma. SneCilcor, from Georgetown.
Schr F Edwards, Blackmun. from Boaton.
Bahr S L Simmons, Gandy, from Boston,
Bohr L Frazier, Steelman. from Boston.
Behr L D temall, Tice, frooz Boaten. . •
Behr E W Pratt, Kendrick, from Bataan.
Behr E H Naylor, Naylor, f. om Boston.
Bohr Lady Ellen, Smith, from Boston.
Behr W G Bartlett, Connelly, from Boston,
SChr Cornelia, Noyes, from New York.
Bahr Chas Moore, Ingersoll. from Bridgeport.
Bchr J . 16 'Walden Bowen, front Providence.
Behr Julia Smith. Briggs , from Dighton.
Behr E. V Edwards. Alien. from ProvidenCe. •
Schr 0 V Hawley. Clark from Greenpcn't.
Bohr Edward Beoh, Martin, from Poogtikeepale.
Behr E Elongate Golding. from - DanVersport.
OLgARED THIS DAY. •
Brig GOO] ary, Bryant, Remedios, I Hough & (kr.
E3Chr J B Austin. Davis, Boston, Caldwell, uordon&no.
Bohr J P Levy. Griffith, Baltimore, John Guyant.
Schr F F Randolph,RisleyNorfolk, W Hunter,Jr.&oo
Salo' Cashier, Bateman. lifunrice.FUver, B Haney.
Sc.h.ri3eo Cohn, Carey,Maurice River, R Graham & Co.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWES. Dim., Nov. 28-6 PM.
Bark Sea Eagle, from Philadelphia for Barbados;
brig 2Eolns. do for Gibraltar; Sally Brown, do for
BELVTO. and Binh, do for Trinidad, went to sea last
evening—reported by pilot, boat Moses H Grinnell.
'Wind S. JOSEPH LAFETRA.
Correspondencie of the Pidla. Evening Bulletin.
READING. Nov.
The following :pre from the Union Canal 26.
ed
Into:the Schuvl Canal, today, bound to adel.
phiLladen and consigned as Mows:
T o r . and
with railroad sills to Kest Penns RR CO;
orator. and J L Sherk. with lumber to Craig & Marl'
chard; George A n n , am. and George W Miller. do to J
eeley: Mary do to Adams & 0o; Mary
do to H Croak ey & Co. Mahoney, do to It B Taylor;
Monticello, do to N L Jones; Keystone. do to Malone
& Co; Wolverton & Tinsman, do to R Wolverton;
Julia, do to Thos Wentz; Witman & Conrad, grain to
captain.
F. , .
31 EltfORNRA.
Brig Moses DaY, Lotik and 'from phlladelphia 4th
Inst.' for Rotterdam, with a cargo of 2326 barrels of
kerosene oil, put into New London on the 24th, In dis
tress. Reports, no date. lat 39 40.10 n 62 during a heavY
NEgale was boarded by a sea which caused the ves
sel to lea k, and the !pump s becoming choked with dirt
ballast, bore away for New London. A surveY has
been ordered on the vessel in order to ascertain the
extent ot damage. -
Sohn A A 4 ndrews. Kelley, and Grace Girdler,
Clark. hence at Roston:yesterday.
CEBTORERING (IRAND PIANOS,
914 tutuswriU'l STREET.
Mit 0064/4p W. EL DIITTON.
Llw a ,l ; .L
SALES OF BTOO.IIB,
130ABDS.
100 61) Reading It 56
Pidladeiphis Market&
.vo.-u.':R-T-01-:*0-fTioN
BY' TELE4343,B:PIer.
IMPORTANT FRO3I WASHINGTON
The Occupation of Matamoras [luau
thorieed by the GoVernment.
FENIAN EXCITEMENT AT BUFFALO.
THE CHOLERA AT PALERMO.
OHOLE.RA ON SHIPBOAitD.,
The Latest Financial Intelligence.
From Washtogton.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—The occupation
Of Matamaras, by, the United States troops,
if true, was without any authority or ap
proval from either General Sheridan or the
Govermnent.
Last night a despatch was received by
Gen. Grant from Gen. Sheridan, stating
that the latter bad been informed that Gen.
Sedgwick contemplated such a nuiirement„ -
and that orders had been immediately for
warded by telegraph to arrest it, as an nn
authorized and unwarranted proceeding.
Gen. Sheridan stated that if the move..
ment was made before the telegraphic order
reached the officer in command he should
instantly relievethe latter from duty.
It is believed that Gen. Sedgwiok was in
diced to take this step by the importunities
of parties in Matamoras who had compro
mised themselves by affiliation with the
Imperialists, and desired protection. The
proceeding is totally disapproved by the
military and civil authorities here.
The Fenian Excitement.
[By the United Stela' Prem.]
BUFFALo, N. Y., Nov. 2 3.—The news as
telegraphed in the N. Y. World's special
APlantic Cable Telegraph in regard to the
Fenians, has created quite a stir among the
Brotherhood in this city, and private des
patches from various portions of Canada
say there is quite an excitement there in
military and other circles. The Head Centre
in this locality has been active latel •
Cholera at Palermo.
[By the United States Press]
NEW Yonx, Nov. 28.—A letter received
here from Palermo says: "After the poli
tical disturbances . that took -place here in
September last; the Asiatic Cholera broke
out in this town, and has done considerable
havoc for the ast eight weeks, averaging
from one hundred to two hundred eases
daily, more than one-half of whom have
died. No cases occurred among the Ame
rican shipping, except in the case of the
Mate of the bark Caro, Mr. John C. Chip
man, of Bucksport, Maine."
The Cholera on Shipboard at New Torii.
liEw YORK, Nov. 28.—The bark Jessie,
which 'arrived to-day from Hamburg, had
18 deaths irom cholera on the passage, and
cne case upon her arrival.
The Health Officer has ordered her to the
lower quarantine for fumigation.
The Cholera at Washington.
WAsursolow, Nov. 28.—A case of cholera
occurred here yesterday, on the Island,
which terminated fatally. The victim was
a colored man.
Occasional deaths from occur here,
but it is almost entirely confined to the des
titute colored people, and arises from desti
tution and excesses of those attacked.
The 11. S. Steamer !Whalelat.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 Sth.—Despatohes
have been received at the Navy Department
from Commander J.C. Nebinger,oommand
ing the IT. B. Ashnelot, announcing her ar
rival at Port Louis, Mauritius, on Oct. 2.
All well.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.—The following
are the quotations of mining stocks to-day :
Savage, $980; Yellow Jacket, $960; Moller
Potosi, $236; °pith, $9O ; Belcher, $116; Im
perial, $ll7l.
Tne New York Money Market. -
Nirw Toes, leov.23.—The Commercial of this even
ing eve the money market is still increasing in ease.
Gold is tending down . ard, the sensation rumors of
yesterday having subsided.
Flocks are weak and lower. Gold, at 1.20 P. M., was
quoted at 141.N4: Z. B.6's, 1881; 112 asked: 11. S. 5.20'5,1562,
1(83(,: 11. S. 5 204. 1864, 1083{• U. B. 6 20's , 1865. 107; Ten
Forties, 59,14@iCe; 7-30's, tirst series. 10575: 7-20's, second
series, 155%; 7-30's, third series, 105 X.
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John Eater 29 empty hit bbla Engle ,6 Wolf; 1 keg
Chas Lennie; 1 do Wetherell & Co; Ide C A Po sat
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I ankreCo; 1 box Robt Toland; tons 10gWood Brown
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rinks rice Mitchell & Fletcher; 29pkgs furniture John.
W Davis; I bale bagging Leonard & Baker; 9 balea rope
cuttings 0 A Oronhur; 4do cotton B. Baker; 2do
demesnes WW J Rushee; lo da Yarn 69 do cotton
Ctsghorn. Herring & Co; 103 pkgis mdze Rothbury,
Wickens/AM & CO.
NEW OBLEANl3—Bteamer Star of ebe Union, Cook
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James: 9 Wes cotton B Satterson & Co; 9 do Randolph
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Reiff, Howell dr, Harvey: 26 do Class Smith; 74 bales
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[To the N. Y. Associated Prem.]
LONDON, Nov. 28, Noon.—The movement
of the Government against the Fenian con
tinues. Another regiment of infantry will
go to Belfast immediately.
A box of uniforms and arms has been
seized at Liverpool. The' box came from
the United States.
The .Daily RCM denounces the fierce
threats of its contemporaries, and says the
rebellion must be suppressed in a soldierly
manner.
litszsmac, Noy. 28, noon.—The story that
Count Bismarck had been disgraced and
resigned is officially denied.
LrirmapooL, Nov. 28, noon.—The market
for cotton is quiet at yesterday's quotations.
The sales of to-day will be about 8,000 bales
Middling Uplands, 14k.
LONDON, Nov. 28, Noon.--Consuls for mo
ney opened at 892.
.Alauniceict Szounmps.—The opening
prices were: Erie Railroad, 47: Illinois Cen
tral, 771; U. S. Five-twenties, 701-.
[By Ironed state and European Associated Pressq
LormoN, Nov. 28, Noort.—U. S. bonds are
quoted at 70.-1; Erie Railroad, 47; Illinois
Central Railroad, Tn.
The cotton market is unchanged.
LONDON, November 28th. - --Another regi
ment of British regular troops have just
been despatched to Ireland.
The Fenian still keep: quiet, but the
authorities are on the alert to prevent the
anticipated rising.
FLORENCE, Italy, Nov. 28.—Martial law
will cease at Palermo on the 20th inst.
Pants, Nov. 28.—The Emperor Napoleon
has Just telegraphed to his aids in Mexico to
hasten the evacuation of the French troops
from that country.
ffiLormorr, November 28th, noon.—Consols
891 for money. 11. S. Five-twenties, 70.
Illinois Central, 77.1.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28th, noon.—Cotton is
quiet but unchanged; sales to-day of 8,000
bales; Middling Uplands 14k.
From Washington.
Weal:En:wax% Nov. CS.—There is no doubt whatever,
as was this morning obtained Man an official source,
that this Government has telegraphed to Minister
Itgelow requiring him to makecerMin representations
to the French Government concerning the delay of
the Ft each troops in evacuating Mexico.
hatever truth may be contained in the article franc
Rakes FlEalreston Bulletin, that General Fedg wick
croteed the Rio Grande on Thursday with a brigad,
end OCCUPit d Matamoros, it is certain tbat the • Pros e t.
dent at noon to-day, had received no information
whatever concerning the subject. It is thought, how
ever. In military circles that there is some ground for
the report.
From n lfralleforo.•
Paw Fitsi:cisco, Nov i
28.—The next steamer hence
'takes tee hamlet of flour for New Yorr. by way of
Panama, the order having been received for the finest
grades fbr shipment to Mgland. The message was
trent= Ut fil l e d y tbe cable and overland telegraph and
the order and advioes returned to the sender of
the order on the same day by telegraph,
Gaston D'Artols commenced a sui t
against the Alfa
Caltfornian newspaper fbr lar,0(0 damages. for alleged
fiber In regard to seizure of the brig Basco, by D'Artois
ph ate
and his
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the plaintiff is designated an a
The Western Press and the united States
and European News Association.
Dew Tons, Nov. Stlth—The entire Western Press
have decides] to take reports only from the United
t.tatee and European Telegraph News Association, of
which Mr. D. H. Craig is the General Agent. The az ,
rangement goes into effect immediately.
[B.IeII)HALSTEAD: . HORACE WHITE,
AL,
Representatives of the Western Press.
Latest Commercial Intelligence.
My the United States Press.]
BArnmosz. Nov. 18-1 P. M.—The transactions in
flour are limited. and holders show 4Lvery disposition
to meet buyers; Baltimore Family is quoted at 315 75
per barrel; Ohio Shipping, tlt 50®512 75 ner barrel; N.
W. Extra. 311 75@512 ter bbL• Howard Street Super
tin e,:sll 25@11175 per bbl. Red Wheat Is quoted at
32 75®33 00 per bushel for fair to choice. and 32 85@
ea IS per bushel for good and prime. White Corn,
tto®B2c.. per bushel. Oats, 55€8.580 per bnahel, weight.
Bye. 31 15®ii 20 per bushel. Mess Pork is quoted at
t28®323 50. Bacon La selling at 15c for shoulders, and
150, @Mc. for sides; rrogarcured canvassed hams,Z®
Coffee Is unc hanged.
The cotton market is well supplied and inactive.
Sales of Western and city whisky at V 3rX per gallon
in bond; country dull and 'nominal at ta 2.5@r2 80 per
gallon.
EW Tor.z, Nov. 28.-ootton ia dull: Bales of
lands at .14.%; Orleans 38() , .311)(,c. Flour dull, and. 10 to
2oc. lower; sales of 4,000 bushels of State at $7 somit 4(4
Western $7 801a02 Oho vo 500113 z Southern
$ll 4e@ile 25. Wheat is nominally I@)2c. lower. Corn
ditto Oars lc. lowec. Pork dull; new Mess at W.+
Beef unchanged. Lard quiet at 324 c. R hisky quiet.
Petroleum quiet; Crude. 21c. Freights scarce and ad-
The Latest Financial News.
[By the•llnited States Press.] •
Nsw Yo mr , Nov. 2 7 , 1 P..lll.—The following are the
latest quotations: Stocks tower; Goid. 141; Exchange,
934: Coupon 6'e,1881, 113®113n; Coupon 6a, 1881,109@
1,9%; Coupon s'a, 1865, 7.44,(0815744; Coupon 6's 1864,
106 %® 1 ( 6 '6; Ten forties. 99%01100; Treasury's - 105®
106; Second Series, 115%®105.44;Virginlet 6's, 60@6.,Mis
souri 6'3.883;; Canton Company, 4434046; Cumberland
Preferred.
Central, Boston Water Power, 30X®3036;
lvew York 11854 @Unit Brie 'Railroad, 71%®
711 4 1 Hudson Railroad i ®1213;• Reading Railroad,
112.%®112%; Michigan Central Railroad, 1,2®11235,
• Very .Latest.
NEW Yonk, N0v.28, 180 P. M.-Stocks are lOwer;
official list of G0id.141%; !Coupon Sixes, 'Bl. 118; Do.,
109: IM. '65 107.%; Ten unties. 100; Treasurys, Ist se
ries, 105%; De.. 2d series, 105%; Miss - one 6s. 84; Canton
Company. 44; Cumberland, ill' ; Boston Water , 8044:
Erie Railroad, 72; Hadron River, 1216; New York
Central. 118%; Reading, 11.2 N: lifichigas Central. 112:
Do. 81%; IllinnierCentral 119%; Pittsburgh. 85; North
Western Railroad. 44; Toledo Railroad, 114%; Rock'
island Railroad, 10335; Burlington and Quincy Rail-,
road. in.
Ship News.
Nww Yortx, Nov. 28.--The ships Plymouth Rock
from London, Blob from New Castle; schooner Maria
from Messina, have arrived here. The Bremen bark
Jessie, which arrived here yesterday s has been sent to
Quarantine.
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BY THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
THE .FERIAN EXOITEMENT.
A Regiment Ordered to Belfast.
Colitmdiction of the Reported Disgreoe
of Count Bismarck.
Commercial and ' Financial News
of To-Day:
IT.AI.4IAN AFFAIRS.
Napoleon'HasteningrMaximilian's De
parture from Mexico.
LATER NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
THE SITUATION IN MEXICO
PBVSEILIL:
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