=MN GIBSON' PEACOCK. Etlitor. VOLUME XXII.-NO. 211. EvENING IcUIAVETIN: PUBLUMED ICVEUY EVlnillga; ' (SWAMI OXPeTtOdh tormous siEw ISIILLUTIN swilpirto. tateetriut street, rhateitteiputii„ THE, , DT lira EVENING BULLETIN ABBOOIATION. 411350 N PEACOCIS, —CASPER BnUDEltuge." , FETBEBBON. THOA .J. WILLIAbanOrt. FRANCId whLi el. The Buntarrne Is Nerved to umbeeribors in the city at 18 teats • • week. fineable to the carriers. or 88 per annum. A lionsehold-Word—golgate & co.,* in +he manufacture of Toilet Bowp . hive attalued national celebrity. Their name Le a boureliticl - word.— .Ph fladelphia Kethocitel liome Journal. de4 f m 130 p_tiff — FOR P ---- CARDS. INVITATI M ASON CO.. WE1116)41g" New styles. 407 Chestnut street. WEDDING INVITATIONS ENGRAVED IN THE ay Neweet .and beet manner. LOUIS DREKA. Sta. timer and EntraVer, - Itta Chestnut 'greet. -- — tab Mil- DIED. DALI)EItBTON.-00 the 12th fiemuel Fogg, eon of John R. mid. Rachel 8. Batdererton, lathe elliyeer of hie age. \ • the rclativre and ft fends of tho family are respectfollv invited ,to att nd ide funeral. front the residones of his grandfather, 8 P. Baldereton:No. Info Green ntraet, on Tlard.dav morning. the lbth bust at ten (10) o'eloeK. meat fn Friancto douthwaatern Ground. FAHNEBTOGR.—At East Liberty, Pe.. on Friday morning. 11th Walter B. Fahneetock, member of the firm of A. L. Fahneatoefo & Co.. of. Pittsburgh. tißtFil h.— Suddenly, on the 4th fut.:Maly P., wife of Mr. George W. ()riffle. of New - Orleans. and daughter of tho latr.Kov.- Dr.-Perry.- of. Grove/and,,...fßoston and New Orleans papers please eon , ' • WATSON. —On the 17th laoaerober. at her reeidenee Grosvenor libl, Wimbledon. Surrey, P.ogiand. aged 7'& Martini. willow o daughter of d Watmo. E5i...% of Kiddermineter. and of th e tate William Davi , . Eeq.. of Philadelphia. afterwarde -the Vatted-Coma at Loode. • MERICAN ulo! BLACK s,st Ge. 4' Just received. American Fiala Black Rilk at $1 o 0 .a Yard. AIso. AMERICAN GROB GRAIN BLACK 131L103 AiA2_so ay tor sale by - NESSON eg BON.- - Mourntog Ory Goods House. del2 No. 218 uhostaut street. --- LACK IRISH POPLIN.—PRICE B Yll4, REOTHERS & CO.'S Mau Black Irish rop. llos reduced to $2 75 A YARD. • For sale by DESSON & RON, !dimming Dry Goods Mouse. No.9ls,oheulout street. del2-2M y YEE& LANDF.LL. FOURIIII AND ARLIFf,_ HAVE MADE HEIR ÜbUAL AREANOENEENTB. AND OFFER EVITABL,F.DRY OLWAYEL O_4ODll FOR TIIO H SPLi)!A!. SOTi iE . aer JOHN 'l3. GOUGH Ms tow - Lecture. "CIRCUMSTANCES," At the Academy of Music, MONDAY EVENING. Dee. 14. Admhmiontosll !Arta of the Mato. FIFTY CENTS. NO EXTRA CILSEGE FOR RESERVED SEATS. TIO oar for Went Ciauld*S23Cheetant Arse, and at the door on Monday evening. dalo4trps FAIRE E FAIR for the side of Useful and Fancy Artielee wIU cpen en sfoNDEY lIVENINO. December 14. 11414 to the Lseture-Rooto of the —• IibOBREDA PRREBYTERIAN CRUR COB. FRARRPORD ROAD AND VIENNA Sift VORTINUING TWO INEaKS. Au opportunity will be offered to Westerns for suitable Holiday Presents. come end brine your friends with you _ I esecat lickets._lls cents. Daily Ado:disks:l.. 10 cents. ha cans of Sh e • Second and Thin.' and the Union Pues no; Rothe ay.Companlos run in clue proximity to the Church., - • • • dol2 arPi . , willlps.-- CONTINUATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS FOR """`" the boflerere by' the+ Inundation In Switzerland, re ceived up to etaturdsor hamming, December 12th. 1263: ler. John C. Fehr. collected among the fit/sena of Reading. Pa,. . .4. .. . $2lO 45 Bee. 13.Edag*0. Etiie6vitie.' iiii,i;*eidieCta 'li 181 0) congregation... .... ..... .... Rev. C. D. Foltz, Obey. 111.„ collected in emigre. nation... . .. . .. ... 53 0‘) Rev. A. 1.... nation..... Warren. 016.. c ollected in 'eon. venation. 26 50 Mr. lley Geiger.. . . ... . ... 25 00 lieurr. Jan in utheii Mi., oi liiici.: iiijUiec tad' 04 Y . 20 00 Mr. b. S. White..........' . . 20 iyo Ray. A. Rimer. t;n, iii., iaiiiiiii in edit: gregation 12 OD Meier.. Clark & Biddle. ... ....... . . . 10 00 Mr. 1. Sehildluncht. Tiffin. 11ht0......... . .:......... . . 10 OJ Rey. C. U. 13, echt„ Monticello, lowa, .collecied in consierztion. $ 8 50 Mr. t im id Fbchar 5 0) lir. AuOr. linnet:stein. Caned's. N. Y........... 6 0) lir Rudolph Ilusi, Aprizitaeld. 111.._ . 600 Mr. Win McAllister . 5 00 Mr. Gust Remack . 600 Mr. Caspar Schalker 6 OD Mr. Iher. culls--..............? „ . 600 V r. Fredk. 'Milkman=6 00 ......... .... ..... I %V 600 Smaller Contributions. 11 25 Prosiourly Reportcd. Total to date . ... • . ....... .... s 2,aw With renewee timnici owl AonaiOn , . in the 67 name of the Et a lea Committee of Aistetane,e. RUDO...YfiI KO RAUL Consul of Switzerland. PHILADX4rine, Dee. la ism It - stir A YOUNG MAN WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE at the 'DOME MISSION Or'FICE. No. 633 Arch street. daily. from 9 to I 8 o'clock A. N.— to receive contd. butlers in Money. Clothing. !Cc.. Esc.—for tho WOR ['HY POWL , and to give any information regarding the opera. time of the Society that may be desired by the com munity. The Winter La neon or trioxide. REMEMBER THE POOR—and send in a Christmas preetlit. THOMAS T. MASON. doll et rEi• Treasiirer. siell•Pr. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.— ' Treasurer's Department. 238 glutei Third street Pitmans -tram, Penna.. Dec. 3. NOTICE TO 13 I'OCKHOLDERS. The Second Instalment en the new Stack subscribed for under resolution of the Board of Directors of May, 1863. Es now due. Unless paid en or before the 15th instant the instalment will not drag! its proportion of Dividend due May. 186 9, and those paying up all the remaining Instalments will receive MI Dividenda on MaYncuit• HOS. T. mall. Veneerer. • ear UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, BROAD BTithET, PALLADELPUIA, Bee. 7, 1668. The annual meeting of the Union League of Pulladel• chill will be held at the League Reuse on MONDAY EVENING, Dec Nth,- at 7 o'clock, at which meeting there will be an election for ()dime and Directors +or the •enaning soar. GIN). H. BORER. a de7.7t rpfi Secretary. PIIILADELPIIIA ORTUOP.EDIC SOSP ITATy affirNo , 15 south th etreet ft.lp and Spfnalnteeaaea.and pororntitleagate l d ADA,. daily at 12 o'clock. nos2ni,rpi ger HOWARD HOSPITAL, NOS. 15/8 AND 1520 Lombard street. Dispensary Department.—liadi cal treatment and medicine furnished gratuitously to the poor. . joir IMPORTANT NOT/OE. , I lorebv give notice that! am no looser connected with the Colton Dental Association of this city ae their opera tor. Persons whaling teeth extracted absolutely without roain by nitrous oxide gas, will find me in my neWOOllO. 1021 Walnut street. neWifltry DR. F. H. THOMAS. Sed•SbWi Pare for Additional dtawarmerita, A OADEMY OF MITENC:=IMIAND VONDEET ON FEL A DAy EyENING, Nth inet., in aid of the Lincoln In stitution, by Max Birakoseh's entire troupe. Including Mips Kellogg. Miss ABMs Top Herr Hopta, Manors w orted the Amahlon Band. Lotta and Fetrilli, au Call Bentz. Leader. who have vo imteered for the coca elan. Tickets for reserved seats are now for sale at Trump. lees, 926 Chestnut street. PartmeL parquet circle and bakonv.lll2; family circle, 50 cehtej,mpper tier. 25 cents I standing tickets. ell. dolt IN °ARIL WOLFBOAN'EI SECOND -ORA?. D MATOMM kJ et the Foyer of the Academy ef Mule, on FRIDAY ILFZURNOON next. 18th hut— at 4 o'clock, instead of .436 o'clock. se hereto , ore. Mr. Wolfeohn wilt be enlisted by MONS. • EDOUARD DOL.LONE. Violinlet. and HERR. RUDOLPH HENRI°. Violonceßlet, Aecompanyiet, THOMAS A'BEOKETT. , . • de 14 ltA KENNEDY'S LAST GRAM) CONCERT OF THE Seas6ll. THIS (Monday) EVENING. at CONCERT BALL, Chestnut street, undsr the auspices of the Scot tish Societies , when he will sins_ .hoice t ono front Burns, Byron, Scott and Tanilai Tickets 60 coati; re served aeats, 76 -cents... For rale_ at_ Trumpler's _AI info_ Store. Proceeds for charitable purposes. • , its TORDANII CELEBRATED PURE -TONIC ALB FOR ol invalids, family use, die. The subscriber is now furubrhed with Ms full Winter supply of his highly nutritious sad wcil.knorni beverage. its wide spread ana incressiug use, by order of physl clans. for inval de, use of families, die., wriamend it to the atrention of all consumers who want a swictly pure ar. Bole i Prepared from thebest materials, and put up la the Mont careful manner 'for home use or transportation. Or ders by mail or otherwise promptly supplied.' • P. J. JO EWAN, 220__Feru• street, Below Third and Walnut 8 , . . .., ... , . , , • . _ .... .. . . ..,.. .. . •• , - ... . .. .. . . . . , ' ' '... ... ' . • ''' , ' •• .., .‘. , '., . ...' '. ' '". ' • . ..• . _ „ ... •-•' • ' ' ' . - r• 1 • i ' • . , . •,. , , ...,. . , .. . .. . . .. ... ~,, . .. . , .. ... .. - . • , . •• . . „ ~. - , ~ , . ,„ . , . • . ~. .., . • ~ . ... .. - . . .. . t. ' ' ..' ' ' • , . , . .. . *- - ' . • , - , • .. ~, . . .-.•• ~ - -. . ,• , , • . .... . . . • • . . . . . . *6 70 81,931 87 EIJECATING PARES ITAIIRISOX SKATING BERKS AND HOWARD STREETS, Cara of the Fifth end Sixth Streets. Unlon, an/ Second and Third Streets yium the Park. Tho lco le In fi ne condition. _ • - ' of-Music afterneon and evening. - - The rune regulations as formerly will be enforced. . - Beason !noels. Se. Single, &depletion: SG cents; : ENVELOPES' ENVELOPES' cooosocKs_iiiiingimansrVittao.plis a s reties 11 u 1 ualit 0 ieos a - mff id M slißuamfTmsHe fbeto 3irrf yfna,i btE s E at T re duced prices Agent. OFW ES PATENT H ' ". • • 00B1ttINATION SOFA BEDSTEAD. It bee the appearance of s Parlor Sofa, with apring t ‘dt ,e . and apt fug neat, and yet in Lees thawdoe whinbra out unfelt:wing at detaching in - any way. it saw es. tftded into s handiotne French •BMstead. with h dr. opting matt:race.' complt te. • It la, without doubt,ttut hand, isonteet and wort durable Sofa lied now in matt. For 'cleat the Cubitud manufactory of , , • , Owner and dole Manufacturer, 0c03.11m4p ' No, S3O South Secund street. HENRY EIEUIZIPPI. CARPENTER enlmams. jaws, NO. lr MIONI STREET. JOHN CRUMP. BUILDER. 173 CHEBTNUTZTREET • mut US LODGE BYBEE?, Mechanics of every branch mqtdred for housoomnuns nd fitting promptly libed. fo27tt ,4 . W.liltptiEtTONM IMPROVED, _VENTILATED - and eiteit.fittiog Prees Hata (patented) is all 1210 approved fashions of the sewn, Cheetuet next door to the Pratitialoe.: • ocO tfrp HABDWARB..-TA BLS co rixeir.W LT ivory. rubber and other bandies, and plated bladee; Cbild , en'e Entree end Yorke. Pocket Knives, Schwa, in ekes; Razors; Boxes and Ctusste from $1 to SW.; Patent Tool Handles (B) miniature tools in them); Bo Ladies' and CiPnte' ice and Parlor Skates Clotnni Wiingere(sbey'll eave tbelr cot in - Clotbluit - and - time); Carpet nwe.pere. Carpet litretelient..rlated Spoons anti Foray. Nut Pieta, 111inletnre Garden Tools. tiptoe and Cake BoxeaTes Belie end Seri:it:an Bellisaint Crackers, 7 ea Traya and Walter... Patent Ash Miters (pay for them. elves in (lie coal caved); Carved Walnut Bricked's...lien ilennen't Blarkias; Stool, ' seta of Croquet and Cat, Boys' Steele. Apple Parere and Cherry-eta/tug Machines. and a general variety TRUMAN ouseetaing Hardware. cut.. Lorry Toole. at BLIAW , d. No. WE (Eight Thirty five) Market street. below Ni.utb. AN ELEGANT PORTRAIT OF GENERAL GRANT. from We. by Lambdln. for sale by H. SCOTT. J. dol4 1..'03. 102 P Chestanc street. USEFUL AND ELEGANT FANCY ARTICLES. FOR holiday GU$& MASON & CO.. 907 Cbtorant otreet. ROBE ' • DOD DFISHOEUBBIA ANDTUJIKE Y Marr ng elute. foreign and domestic MASON Ls CO • get Chestnut etreot. VIENNA. PARIS AND - LONDON FINE POCKET Boob In Runts, Turkey and Calf. MASON k, - - 9P7 Ll:teapot atreet. ROGERS. _WOBTENIIOLML___AND • Isnglith uks.ke!,, room/. Knives and Fidasora _ - - MAYON & CO. 907 Chaletaut street. BRONZE AND CARVED WOOD INEBTANW IN great variety CARVED ENIVEIikCOOI4ADKERS. PEN. HOLDERS. TRAYS, MATCA and STAMP BOXES, in WOOD and ivoity. MASON Gs CO.. 927 Chestnut street. XYLOPLASTIQUE INKSTANDS, TRAYS, PAPER wrionT. and MATCH BOXES, SCOTCH GOODS—A Lugo emsortnient. Wl& CO.. W'EDDThG AND visurza CARDti. ELEOA r NTLY engrave& N. 13.--Our patron will oblige In by glAng Heir orders for engraving intended for Holiday shrosentsi. at an early data. MASON & CO.. de:V.Ot4P ti Chestnut street. LN UIN E FARINA (MAKI - G MIST TRENCH EXInACTS loft THE HAND KERCHIEF. PuM MADE% RICHLY SCENTED SOAPS. HAIR PREP ARATIoNS, dm. in great variety. For ealo by • JANES T. BHINN. delltirm Broad and Spruce ets.. Phllada. inMONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED UPON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY. PLATE. IJLOTMING, at jONES & CO.'S OLD•ESTABLIBHBD LOAN OFFICE. Cotner of Third and Oeekill etreetr. Below Lombard. N. B.—DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY, GUNS. &e. • POll BALE AT REMARKABLY LOW PRIM& no2S-Imorpo FINE WINES, WHISKY,. .t.C.,__&.C.. E. Y. 2diDDLETON. No. 6 North Front Street. Established 184.1 Importer of Rochelle and Cognac Rrandiee„ Holland Gn, F cotch and Met' Whiskies . Madeira, Bberry, Port. d Champagne Wines. Also dealer in choice old Motion sahebs, Wheat, Rye, Bourbon, and apple Whigitiee. E. P.M. has on hand a large and well-selected stock of Fine hialtiee, all of which are highly improved by age. dell 3trp+i 1868+—GET YOUR HAIR CUT AT KOPP'S SA. loon, by first•claes flair Caters. Children's Hair Cot. Shave and Bath, ..5 cents. Razors put in order. Oven Sunday morning. N 0.125 Exchange place. G. C. KOPP. WM. T. 110PKIN1l; Manufacturer of the Celebrated Champion Hoop nairts„ has removed to his new and coin. modlotis building, No. 1115 Chestnut street, (Girard Row,) where he has opened for inswtion the largest assort. ment of Hoop tokirts. Corset& &c., in this cotmtry, in. eluding every quality. style, size mad shape. from the highest to the lowest grade of goods at such prices as cannot fail to meet the views' of all. bILIRTI3 MADE TO ORDER, ALTERED AND REPAIRED- - - Special attention is invited to our assortment LADIES' TINDER GARMENTS. which wo are at i very low prices. we buy our at fi rst hands, in larg e QIIAwn. ^IE6, for CAW . and at such prices that we CAN and WILL re I every article in our line CIIBILPEIi than they can be had anywhere else. Pleura* call and Judge foryourselves. atom" Manufac tory and Salesrooms,l4o.llls Chestnut street. . 8. dell.f m witmrPB WM. T. HO I. MIN parssn LOBBTERS AND SALMOW—NA CASES,L,OO r dozen. keel) Lobster:l and Salmon. land! and tat ralo by 408. B. BOSSIER & 00..109 Bluth Delaware v. nue. IFlrSee Marine Burlain ON Inside Papa, ARRIVED THIS DAY. Saw Lena Hume. Larkin. 19 days Prom St John. NB with lumber. MEM= THIS DAY. Behr Joe Long, Perm Yortiand. Warren & Gregg. atirIdOIIANDAL Ship Tamerlane, Sumner. hence for Alton , Prussia, was epoken 9707, ult. eastward of Start Point. Steamer Saxon. Boggs. hence at Boston reeterday. _ Steamer Brunette owe. hence at New York yesterday. Steamer Bremen. Neynaber, from - Bremen, at New Or leans Bth inst. Steamer Henry Chauncey. Conner. from Ampinwallitth feet at New York yesterday. Steamer Crescent City. -Weir, from New Orleans sth inst. at New York yesterday. Steamer Tybee. Barstow. from Galveston 6th Ind. at New York yesterday. Bark Village Belle, Little, hence at Liverpool 28th ult. Bark Haters. Petrel, cleared at Liverpool 28th ult. for this out. Bark Josephine. Hilton, hence for Hamburg. off Ply mouth 27th nit. Bark Lepanto. Symonds. from Leith for this port was off Deal 29th ult. Bark Victoria. Nickerson, hence at Liverpool 98th nit. Brig Gazelle.. Cole, hence at Havre 28th ult. Brig Mowe, Merryman, entered out at London 80th ult. for this port. Brig Open Sea, hence at Boston yesterday. Sohr S B Wheeler. Lloyd; Restless, Baxter; leaao Riels. Crowell; Sallie 11... Bateman; Bonny Boat, Beller M Birde:Merrill; W Vanneman.Durankalle Fawn. Wiley. hence at Beaton 12th feat Behr George E Mills, Lewis. from Pawtucket for this port. at New York yesterday. • MARINE M.IS3OELLANY. Sehr Phil Sheridan , Murphy, from Fall River for New York. whle heating through Hell Gate Yestorderran-. Into the schr Thee Taster. Alien. from Soden for rails demida. damaginlhorateni_elightly,__TheT_TMwsurin. tow with three o er steamers, off Woolsey, Point. Hell Gate, and was in he track of reeselm panting. The tow. boat wee forced to anchor two of the 'ressele.beleg_unable y 9'ilto Wrellrmoh Pingo Vellseclatt,lortn,,, to make heads. as, anima the' siren, wireL Th Sheridan was comnetied to run into, the,tow to Dreg:nil On' ovember 17 the Sixth Chamber of the Correctional her from going-on the reef,' ,Poll , aof the PAW° gave its judgment in the case et the Behr Damsel, Golden. front Now tHavenerepotts, while off Lloyd's Beach Bth inst. picked up asallby and part of jounntlists prosecuted for "Internal mancouvres,o in poll. belaying pins. part of stensistanks. and fishint lists rf subs+ riptiens for erecting monument to cabin. buckete,,Baud n. M.'Deleecluzooditorof tee Rebat e was menterfeed other puts of a wreck. , One of the buokate was marked . toe line ot 2 000 trance eixrusetthe ti imerisonmenaad der. on the bottom with the letter P.- ard the . eters...heal the Privation ut ht._ civil r ights; 51.Payrat, t e h dit r e. of i t vk he Arta;' letters letters Wnien It. 'Coutes:lnt fi nd out terhat her ammo was, stir A'atirin .4, and M. buret; ed i tor o f• e tist Bark Maria- McKenzie, from Quebec, for Part Made°. of 2,00 01 11 bee. The''eseetnee" will be areeteensAted" Wlll4 bas been lost on tho Newfoundland omit and with those passed upon them on the 14th *net. 51. troir, four or the crew wore drowned. Six of the our Iro n braid. editor of the Tempo: and M. Wein, editor Of the 19 . 919 lauded at HidifaX. LOW hut, I j(l4vitat de Perla, were tes.teLeed to P. One of MO Iran Nioatpstisior, ("list's his Services to the Provisional - titerernmout--Prociasto *ion of tiClrlo !Coda at armies-liar rendOrtirlittfeity. dviche,,Dereruber. L3.—flonoral-Rode, has traismitto4 a commoarcstion from .3lompeualer/ tits lug that - on be low apprised of events In Cadiz ho had left A.A.shoo to offer his so:vices to dm provislosiai govorntalut• Tho provisional ssisthoritsos have- rolled , tout thoy, , roe 000 t him for hie l u tenticine. but bo must return Imm3dt4telY , . • I .ienerat Rods yesterdey issued the followhig modems- Eon to the inhabitants ot Cadiz: revolutom. Melted and fomented by. the e.eret one mice Or. the country has already deluged with blood the" 'streets of this beautiful city. Ic has fotind'im eche Many other 'part of the Pt ninsubt. I have come to suppress tam rebellion with the forces placed at my _disposal by our government Lay your ernes anti' your,three shalt be rayed. This 1 suaramee in Out, name of, the gowns went upon whose clemency you may rely. 'Such are the -only it emus which hasurgeuts ,esseste-belag -treated with inflexible vigor. ' I will grant you motif to:norro seat noon ha order that the cid men. wears's. and. children. Ana citizens - peaceably disposed may, withdra from the town. ; /wieldier& of Cadiz, if will not be my lanit if. - With the means of attack which the Inmertelai Law of necessity compels me to employ. there should come for , tiadiza day of inourishot and ruin. Isbell :egret such a resalt to the bottom of my,heart, but l shall do my dew. , , - This proclarstafion produced a marked impression' on the insurgents, who seat a delegation, accompanied by. the L silted States Consul. to Genera. siabellaro, and offered to place theirarm's in buildings which he should deelsinate. Genes al hods expects to enter Cadiz to deY- Notwithstandleg Rods.'s proclamation the nemeses to tblifeltY contain various accounts of collisions in 'Effer ent parts of pain and 411epseeted bittemms-bet Aeon ther republicans and monarchtos, Gen. Pdm , aud .size Bourbons. The Gatitait of the lab oubliettes a communicat'on trout a correepondent at Madrid. who says- that General krim has unmerited the Gaulois to - state - that her has not and never will have any dealings with members of the Bourbon faintly. to whichever branch they Indy belong. (ieneral Print also gives a denial, to the rumor of a ore , medicated coup d'etat. Republican Mectinir in friadebli . , The klepubliesna assembled_ On the_Mh in, tae equate_ of tt etescondrtif May; and procee d ed ttletice to America: ' t quare—tat arristaginfront eLthe..neyal_Palace..denoc-- Candor said, "Let us awear that no Moe shalt over again sour this palace" '.I hoprocession subsequently returned to the t guars whence it started, and ;Senores °reuse, Lisa toter and, two others addressed he crowd amid snouts of "sainglive the klepubllcP.,The asstedubLage Men discersed- . It was announced thatanotberrtepublicao demonstfation was to be held on the 11l proximo, in which deputations from the Preston*, will take part. (Madrid Correspondence. of the London Timms) To ell intents and purposes Prim was yesterday Sing or Dictator in Madrid. ite.acted his part very creditably. Mounted on a tine. tall. roan horse, once the favorito of the ex , ifins Consort, with a' bran new nnitorm, which seemed much too large for him, with a perfect firmament of stars, both /loutish and foreign. on his breast. and the newly-awarded scarf of Captain Genend across it. he ant in the saddle, in the centre of a brilliant staff or officers of high rank. conspicuous among whom were Lkquierdo. the Captsin•Gesurnd - tf - the - mstrict of - hew -- clothe. and Milana dcl Bosch, the Governor of Madrid. Hardly any of these guriteons warriors, however, ex cited as much interest as din little Iclanito Prim, the only eon of the Generaloa boy not above Might or nine years of age, who. clad in a buzzer uniform. with the insignie of a lieutenant, and mounted one. gray posy pranced bravely In his father's rear- The boy to a striving image of his father, enditis constant companion in his hours or dome* tic relaxation. petted and necessarily spoilt by ail the friende and courtiers of the great man. who have pre sented the child with alittle "sword of honor," and grazed out the career inwhieh, - ettonldfortnne - battropittobs, hd la to follow to lus fathers foitsteps, A Slight Meta at, the Madrid Re vlead-P4m7s Address* to his ei oldie rs. [Madrid (Nov. 25) Correepandenee London Herald.) KASON & 977 Chestnut sheet At the review on Ganday last, Prim, as Minister of War, and accompanied by a brilliant staff, rode down the ranks. lie was, sainted with , due form. Whether those who had the `preparation for the events of the day intrusted to them forgot deg royalty had ceased to exist in Spain for two m6fiths, and gave an order accordingly, or whether the various bandmasters, haVicut had no orders at all, were left to their own 'choice. and decided that , nothing ell:ad be better then the march they played on the occasion of the last review held hi Madrid. iknow not; but as Prim mu down the ranks the various lands struck ap the "Royal Marsh... latently there was an expression of surprise and then* euppreesed murmur amongst the people. The wroscabed tents Eon esiseht Priers quirk ear. and, t ras ing tense is his saddle, be ordered' it initially to area, and the "Iliege" to be substituted,- -which was dons, amidst the plaudit' of the vast multitude. The anger of come of the people on hearing isabelia's - 'stiarch" was so great that they dampen on the ground; and when all wax over, and the crowd breatrieg up, I heard one "'Jur mail nee, with much vehemence. of some odious who were-stand ing at the gate of the Ministerio de Guerra, why soca a disgraceful nutrage was permitted. For the marchme pad Prim end his staff took their places on horasoack opposite the chinch of Sao Jose in the Calle de &Male. Prim is looking Very man. flame of state avid, ntly tell on bin, and apparently he has aged mach since the day he entered ' Madrid. tienano was absent; in fact, he tem heentonfined to bed. and danneronely ill with erysipelas for a week. He is now Pronounced out of danger, but will probably not be able to take part in any public proceedings for two orthree weeks to come. On the whole the review pasted off well and _peacefully. The troops numbered from 12,00 to 15 , 1510, The Republicans, bow ever, did not like it. Before going to the review Prim issued the following general order to the troops: boinumis: Ever since the course of events and public opinion called Inc to take part in the provisional govern, moat of the nation, an Minister of War,l have waited im patiently the opportunity of directing my voice to you, to thank you for your patriotism, to say that the ootuotry recognizes the fact that to you she is Indebted Largely for the tesurrection of her rights and liberties, and eantidei to you their preservation. b on have interpreted tubs sentiment before now; continue to interpret it faith. lolly still, and show by your attitudeyour resolution to sustain the order and the legality which the Geyer°. ment trepresents. Your chiefs are proud of your Sleet pline. Follow this course always . The religions compll sine w ith your respective duties Is the beet guarantee of good order and of those laws which affect the rights of citizens. Your compatriots rest in this seenrity, and you cannot aspire to greater glory. The nation , is passing through a great crisis, which will soon have ita happy termination in the delloita constitution of the country. We are not affected by fear of any kind—such is a preoccupation moldy of weak minus. The army will form an impenetra ble wail, which will protect and permit the p , oaCeful ope ration of the people tor the perfect reorganization of the State; and when y ou rotten to your hearths atter having been sigilant sentinels of the national flag, you can tumidly wet r the title of citizens with the honor of hav ing secured the free exercise of the national eJtoreigaty, In directing to-day this general order to the trope who garrison tin district of New Cue Me. I am sorry I cannot speak to you with the dying voice eo loud as to be heard by all of you and your companions in the army, to all at whom I send idol the expression of my feelings, I acute all, an. covering my head befora your bemuses and standards to day. Many of you took part with ..me In the glory of the campaign in At rice: Vicissitudes of one kind or another h ave separa t e d us at times, and reunited al at others, ac eol ding to the unforeseen accidents of our country. Bit all of you know me, and we have learnt reciprocal appro. elation. Yon can confide in the patriotism and military confraternity of the Minister of War, as he (1011.114611 in th e loyalty and discipline of the Spanish army. Your General. Jean Pli(al. 1115. The Page, Journal de PE/apt.'s, having published two articles against the late M. 13erryer, the Opinton ifiThala TEC= mends that public reviler to read the follow ing letter which was written in 1840: Mg Dear IL Breeder: I cannot leave my Paris prison ithout again tharming you for the noble services you have rendered too during my trial. From the moment I knew that i was to be brought before the Court of Peers I had the idea of asking von to defend me, because I knew that the independence of your character would thatyou above toe petty susceptibilities of party, and your heart was open to evety unfortunate, and your mind capable of understanding all grand ideas and noble feelings. l therefore chose yOU from esteem; now I leave you with gratitude and Masashi!). lam ignorant of what fate may have in store forme, whether/VA:mil ever be able, toprovc to von my gratitude, or whetter yon would accept any proof; but whatever be our reciprocal positions, potting politico and its dm. I sung obligations aside, we can always hold cams other in esteem and friendship and / coefese to you that if my trial bed no other result than that of winning yourfricnd ship. I should still consider myself, a great gainer, and should ot complain of my lot., • Adieu, my dear Id. Memel'. and 'receive the• assurance of my esteem and gratitude. LOUIS NAPOLEON. The execution of Monti Tognetti, by ei d er of the Pope, bad produced in Paris a univorial feeling of repro bation, and wee considered, .eaya the . Leman star strange proceeding on the part of him whorePreconta him self totaling Christ's vicar on earth. Chevalier Banal, member of , theinetltute Hietortque do Franco, and who never loses an opportunity of raising hid voice in defence of political victims, wee about to pnbLlah a pamphlet en• titled "Letter a Plo 1X.," pointing out the acanthi' of this ignominious aentenoe. - • The Verdict .Agatinst Gladstone. Much importance has been attached to the verdict given by "the great county of ' Lancaster" against the policy of Mr. Gladstone, while the lodgment pronounced by an even. greater county in favor of ,justice to Ireland hast G. en, [tantaliser ownleohed. Lancashire.. wits, 33 roe bens. sends 22 conservatives and liberals% York. . with 40 members. returns BEt fiber als and 12 comer . atb;ee. Two out of the three divisions of the West Hid. ing are represented by liberals exclusivelyy. the eastern division and thejtast Riding by conesrvative,and in the Nerth - ltidingthe represesatation - hrdivided,a -- -- - , PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1.868. 2117114:119W1 AFFAIRS _ seam; Prim ftnd Hie poi. F RAN CE. Napoleon Berryer. iraialibxecntionsh. OVA WEICOLE -COUNTRY; Cittiplinglv -Decision-- oft the- Supreme The Washington correspondent of the Tribune Bays: The decision of the rittpreme_Liowtio_thecase now be. - forer - tbril body - involving the coustitut , onal.ty of "the — Legal Tender act is looked forward to w.th grist anxiety. Many of the most prominent men here express great doubt as to what the oecWon he. The Court bas not - met In 'consultation yet. but is expected to do ere. during the present week. After a division is bad, aer ated._ west will be comumedi_in __the Prepara tion of o opinions. • tt is hinted • • that Justine Chase. lawayne, Davie', and. Field , wilt vote to sustain the constitutionality 'of the act„andthat Chlef,Tuitice Chase will_ write the. tritijorit:y opinten.. Thiele one moor The one - that gains the most ground. however. is that the Courtwilldeclde the law to be un• constitutional, and that Judge Chase will he alone in Ids tbe effect of such a decision ivodli bsuniver , al., Gold would be the medium of contracts and baeinas* and - greenbacks would be otiotod.at their value, just as they . are quoted hiCaliforma and London — at the preinnittlinek .Of this matter the flVibune save editorially: We are confldentielly advised • from Washington- that - tb e Bnpreine Court is pretty certain toadjudge the Legal ns -Tender act uncotitutimuil.- Wear* told that there will probably be but one dissenter from the Court , s judgment.. We• glee this -precisely as it reaches us-=as a report merely; • The subject . is one of such pervading interest that- walleye not deemed it best to awatt the appearance of the judgment, which will soon bo rendered. Ilteported Besipaakion of Sooretiary The Wastibighan correspondent - of the Now Yolk . again sake etvarietrin.thewayof news , , p Stery I . again revived of a change In the Cab in et. True unie iCia not Wins a removed, but a resignation. It . appears that of late a serious confliet of opinion has taken place between the kresident at d the decrotaxy of the Treasury: This he represented chiefs as being_with regard to sprointmenta in the - Internal te venue Bureau. Mr. McCulloch has signified to tome of his friends his intont'on of resign ing.— He has expressed himself to them ao being tired' of bickering with, the • President and. Com. missioner Rollins. The climax, according to this etory9. was retched at the Cabinet meeting lust Friday. The Secretary on that day confirmed the nomination of Gen. Ysting to be tupervisor of the !Southern. DiStrict all. Pears that ...Young hi_ n ot 4ipjeotionable tO ryesideat and his friends. but that r: Johnson had a candidate whom lo was anxious to have appointed. Wbat be wanted was that McCulloch sh tad rdsct You'd re as to eive the other candidate another chance. What - aggravates the matter - "is --that Yount is General echeneles friend and was nominated. by Rollins at 4M:tench's request. McCulloch confirmed bins twu day e - sf ter litheness had Made his bitter attack upon the rresident's Message in the House. This. it Is alleged, was too much for the President, and ha called the decre. Vl* . to an amount, Mr. -McCulloch's , rratids say he will Under Ma resignation to the rresident this week. I siva these facts without pretending to vouch for them. The rumor of McCulloch's resignation has been , startedd• so often and proved a mere -eensation, that peples here attack little faith to the present story. It is probably only another fake alarm: The Indian Treaßader—tome ugly A Washington correstiOndent writes: The =imperfect oppoettion in the Senate to the transfer - cf the Dare:an - to the - War Department-has-led-to no little comment, and some of the reasons given are any thing but complimentary to dignified Senators. It is said, smong other ill•natured things, that the bulk of tae an pettateudents. agents and sob-agents of Indian &Italia in the several Mateo and Territories are the personal and political friends of Senators, and that their appslutments mod'confirmations are ,provided generally as a reward for personal or • political oervleoe Sh ou ld tilt _proposed transfer be authorized by law,. of course this conitartabhi arrangement providing for nuns. uer art the amens et neuotote would ee upset. ' Duo cow' • tor inpitrfieuLtr is said to Neu vet y -- direct interest in - the.preservidion of the existing state of affairs. inasmuch - .enema, the supplying 61 considerable quantities of .ait -set:Dural implesto nts to the red men located in his State, inclose by it Another Senator is acenseded u„ tee ~tutller-re-laW preVlatet tor as an lectuut Superin tendent- Still another is declared to be Interested in a profitable land speculation which might be injured by the transfer. It is further asserted that should the trans. ic r occur there would be danger of certain disreputable transactions getting exPored- I w in r efer to one our as an illustration. About two ears ago an ex tffleto Superintendent of -Indian &if sirs lost or bed stolen tom him about $39.000 while in trweit from Sew York to this city. The money was part of the India:dont It is rumored that this money wee never ...scow tor toe tweet/maim, nor were Las bo n dsman sued by the Treasury Department. Supposing this to be tree, it tertsino Is one of those peculiar cases calling for seine investigation or official explanation. durely it can• uwt be true that the Matter was Method up because one of the bondsmen of the Superintendent waa a .U. S Senator end tb. .other bondeman . a Virrj well nen and prominent few York nolitican. .And yet it ccetainly is stated that this Senatorial bendstnas induced &brother Senator to use his influence to have the matt r suspended under a premise that tho mousy would he restored in due nuts. how the spiestione naturally occur, "Has this mo ney been restored? Have the Indians. to whom it right fully belonged. been. indemnified for the loss since? him any appropriation been asked to make up toe deficiency by the Secretary of the Interior or tiommissiou et of In man Affairs?" if none of these things have been done, it Is certainly lair to ask why not? A little light on, the subject from the powers that be would not be inoipor. tuns at the present juncture. ARREST OF A NOTED FOROESL The Chicago Repubiacan of Saturday eaye• An exceedingly slippery gentleman who has' eluded the clutches of the pollee for nearly two months, while ho has been engaged during that time in tutyst,m of attain • ally adroit swindling, victimizing many of the leading business houses of the city, has at length reached too end of his rope, and yesterday afternoon was arrested and safely locked up in the Twelfth street Station. It is now eomethiug over six weeks since several parties were edited by a man. who, having first purchased a quantity of ;cods, presented. in every case, a regularit certified check. drawn upon some well-known city house in payment. Thelon drafts were soon afterward ascer taiued to DO forgeries, and though he continued to ',play m e sa m e with unvarying success. he covered no his tracks so the - tomtits' in every instance that it was for a time 111411tOtble to get any clue concerning him. Hit method was always the same that has Just been men tweed, and from the time he coma:mecca he has cont.n use ton ors the dodge at shots Intervale until 1 tat Tues. day. w hen he made a move teat D 1 owed to be the begin. aing of the end in his case. On the afteraoon of the day in question he presented a check fur 1314,752, drat% pi upon Lent, Freston & Keao, and mina by Itutsel Bros., at tho Fifth National winks. Observing tnat the Cashier was setutintziug the documents rather closely, our sharper d qted4but of the door, but t before he had been no iced and recognized by ono of the clerks of the tetab.l6l.l..awL Upon the testi. Loony of the clerk a warrant was - lamed next day by Judges illikeir, for tho arrest of one Alfred asowekL. a Pole. crumped in the grocery and - provision business at No. lee blue island avenue, and Detect * ye Simpson was details dto hunt him up. This official found the cage. but the bird had down. At No. 186 Blue island avenue a gro eery store was discovered Dearly stripped of its stock of goode, the remnant bs leg- pre. sided over by a keen, shrewd female, named limns, ho stated that Oseowski had left. the town. Detectives Elliott and Schuguirui were next assigned to the job, and Ratting upon the track of the adroit role, arrested him at 'a rho Larrabee street yesterday, io coin. any with the woman Barns. Oleowskl has becalm bus iLess at this place with a man by the name of Wm. Wel tere, who avers that ho has known nothing of his -part ner's nefarious doings. In the Pole's possession were found two prepared checks, one for $565 75..dranqa on Geo. V. Smith & Bro., and signed by Fuller, Finch & Fut ler; the other was drawn upon James Mi. Adak for $l4O 15, and signed by $. C. Champion & Co. ,Thelast check mentioued bore a regular certified s- hal% and the little machine used by the knave in preparing documents in this manner. was also found by the officers The wse man Burns, who was taken into custody at the same tune claimed to be the forger's wife. It is impossible to ascertain at present the full amount of motets and valuables fraudulently obtatued by Or kONV ski; a large quantity of IllieCalft/LlOOllB articles, such as ture, clothutg, groceries. etA, were seized'in the house by the detectlye and await identification at the Central Tao Suicide• inEllearrisburrt—raraher Thellarrisiburg Telegraph of Saturday pays:: About six o'clock last evening Coroner Porter received a despatch from Mr. It L. Broweketatiesthat he would leave immediately for this city. 'ibis New York Herald. which wan received here about four o'clock yesterday afternoon. contained thp reverviee edeertisements 03500 REWARD.—JOSEPH 8, MARTIN. CARPENTER and Builder, minting from hue home and business. Fourth avenue, near fieventeenth street, Brooklyn. N. Y., ainea Satui day noon. December 5,1868. Be is about 50 yearn of .3. florid complexion, ilightly pockmarked, gray hair and beard. about 5 feet 8 inches ,in height, heavy build and round shouldered:-was dressed lir a gray coat, etiff felt hat and heavy esti boots. The above reward will be mild for the discoverl of his whereabouts. - Addrese G. M. Martin. 127 Broad street. New_ York eity,and_Fourth avenue. near Seventeenth !street. Brooklyn; or G. B. Bar , gen, be Nam] street, New York city. be deceased auswered the description in every par. tinder. and no doubt remained In retard to his identity. This morning. Mr. G. M. Martin, the son, and Mr..R. L. Brower. the somirelaw of the oeceased, arrived in thie. city . and identified the body, which bad been take* to the residence et the Coroner. From them we learn that' the deceased left his home in Brooklyn on Saturday last, for hew Ye: k, fer, the:purpose of drawing money to )lay hia workmen, and from that time no trace of him could be found. They thought • perhaps he had been foully • dealt with in Now York. and made a search for him vu hbout euccess, and then heeded the above advertisement in the city . psperep The deceased bad not been front borne, to remain for • any , length of im e, for a number of years. and was regular in lib, habi ta. liis family zeletione were of the most pleasant u stern, and be vs as not (=Warranted in any manner pecuniarily. hese gentlemen say that he halt never shown too amp OLUd of insenity. and they were unable to arriya at any conclusion:mitt) the reason for life committing , eel; cide. Alio body ofqdr. Martin was, taken te,Brooklyis at Arlie Wow Ceaplgtalik-Closiormat to fluttoigua rate ta , 14kboraU Volley—Progreso of Mho. inourreeition. ' _ • _ liagat4a4 Deo. 11.--P4tenftiont,-tiberate and Cabana to Spain liavo aunt teleoratua to inflitenti4 td , lzetui of Ha vana. etattogthdc Ilellerat DrAlto - goes to Val att . thOrhied to inoollythe duttoa. and toaovorn the lalllll U *Littoral. balm %lid stimulus of a doltaltomkt t 44 POLITICIATA, inktE .I:EU/ILL WWI OEM AC re fll UuUocb. CIOMUMXI4 Heavy Haseanay is (Jhicago. Particulars. OUlta. tion la reserved for the - deeidon of the Cortes hut the new Captalmeeneral la authorized to issue a general ain Body to all In4nritente. upon their tarlug 'd )tva their emir; The Marie of today Faye that Count Valeta e. da bee already Gamed to the Insurrectionists the loss of We men, killed and wounded, and that his march from reeve k'rinelpe to Nuorttas wilt add to the number. The Mario - Slifo publfehea an- intercepted letter- from - tha Genet al of the insuirectlonlet to Gen (impedes iu which the Marquis of Banta Lucia is reported to have been Ile• verElY ounded.,abe steamship _Bavaria fsatv.d to. 447- ' rom ArvOrleanr. he Prwelan abamers Victoria and Germany. and the krench war steamer dureoof have Reports trout the Insurgent Head- qatancro. ECelmiK:'ci:kderice of tbti . iimitca (inarilin Emma Ilesnuteintores. Karaite: November - 1,2,-, After a. fatiguing campaign or little more than three wee k'. the_ gov crument forces havo returned to tit Jag*, leeving imurrectionists complete masters of the lieulandtin full mates ion of our town, Beire. Holguin, tiontramsestre, alma. eoliths, Las krintroadae, dm- 1:10011 after the humiliating retreat of the gevernment. troops. a bodymf , ineurgents to the number of nix hundred stronz armed with - _Americao. - ___revolver .rmachettesi_anti___ revolVers„ were - despatched from . ' herm b , the rebel - chiefs Aguilera and tieipedos, - .followed: the - retreating army to within •en - easy -dile tance of St. Jago. Halting at the gato of Sayanto. Oman eminence - which overlooks Aber bay; they, planted Mit red: white and Me thig Of • independence on tionee, or half:penny house. Altera night's encampment before the tienoa,tbey continued their march on of Jago,batting at at•out two miles eistauce from tows where they imaile. /Safely commenced operations toward a ketone entrench ment and barricade; and here they await the movements of the Opponteparty. it le thought that as seem as their numbers su o entbelently increased, they will make an at-- lack upon the town itself, es they are full of confidence and anthem-. ,iiin.ee the sudden and am -accountable:—dirappearance -- -- of the - Govern.' went- troope r -our town- - -country around have enjoyed an uninterrupted repose and dell emus Conedenee bay been restored among toe tu luoliggs. and eVeT/thiAggoeB 011A5 Wen if not bettor titan ore the movement. Two new daily papers are published here, as well as at Holguin. by the insurgents.- in which Mishit aro freely and fearleaely , amassed., Most of the matter published is admirably, written; especially the proclamation. announcing Cuban independence. do : far the new provisional Woveno meat has improved neon the old one. One and all are determined to pursue their purpose to the full extent of their power, in spite of . the . tempting amnesties which are being continually heed out to thrm. A few deem since it was __rumored that a -caamiselon,composed-or-several- die- tin gobbed members of the Cuban town, council were conduit to vials us teethe purpose of conferring and treat ing with the rebel chiefs; but up to the present moment none of them - gentlemen have -appeared It le u , t,ry• where thought-that the present ithapabbs Governor of our oriental department will ho shortly rent iced by smother-le Stigma's' who holds large landed estatui and naves near HOWIE& It is hoped • that he is ill prove a . more efficient General than his weak predecentor„ and that by his moans strain whl be brought -to ' a satiefactory termination But the lestirrectionarr party are determined to assert their dahlia to indepnidelne, and it is feared that until o. au tie ton tint nuarantes for tueir rights and requirements tie provided by the new authorities at Madrid, the rebels wit' ' , erne- in their purpose to the het- -The expedition from Cuba has proved an utter failure on she part of the government troops. which owe their defeat wholly to their incapable er - mmanders-Colonel Qatros and Maine Rebates. The latter in simply a coward and egotist-and the former is utterly unable to hold the command of the troops , is s , _,cosmtry and climate like Cuba. _ The__ znfoor--obritem-were-; : hy=far:--the - -more-eill-:- cient. Many of them distinguished themselves by acts of bravery and daring which were worthy of a better ranee. I could give several inetances, if time would - allow; but the messenger to whom I entrust this correspondence -is •• about leaving for St. Jage. no I most be brief. The rebel chiefs are iseulna pa-imports in pri abed form and' with • heir names attached for the convenience of native and - otber travelers in this department. It was rumored that Aglltlolll had embarked at Manx, Mho for Jamaica, and from thence to the United States t but I have been rub- Pt qtysktly asaured that the rumor id utterly without team DIMMULTIO AND WIRMICAI.. —Ole Bull will give concerts on Saturday after noon and evening next, at the Academy of Music. Ho will be assisted by several competent artists. —.ire. D. P. Bowers will appear at the Walnut Street Theatre tills evening ill Charles Reade's drama, Nell Gwynne. —Wolves at Bay will be repeated at-the Arch Street Theatre to-night. —There will be an entire change of bill at the Chestnut Street Circus this evening, and all the great parairmers will . appear. —The Anterican announces a iniscellaneons en tertaintrient tonight.-' —The bra grand concert of the Mendelssohn Society will be given at Musical Fend Hall on Thursday evening next, when the "May Queen" and the finale of the "Walpurgis Night" will be given. Carl Bentz will lead the orchestra. Tick tts can be procured at Meyer's Music Store, No. 1230 Chestnut Meet. —The first concert of the season will be given by the Handel and Haydn Society to-morrow (Tuesday) evening. "Elijah," which Is the oratorio, was written for the Birmingham Festival, and- was first produced in England in 1847, conducted by Mendelssohn, with Jenny land as the principal singer. It was introduced in this city by the Handel and Haydn Society several years ago,and,atrracting crowded houses, at once became a favorite. Its melodies are fa miliar from their constant use in churches, and its announcement for performance has 'already secured the largest subscription list in the history of the Society. Dr. Guilmette,who is to sing the part of the Prophet,.is, in addition to his musical ability, an elocutionist of wonderful dramatic power, and all who heard him on the former oc casion will anticipate an excellent performance of a part which has no• equal in oratorio music. The expense of the performance is very great, and although a large number of the seats are en trap d, it litto be hoped that every seat will be occupied. The orchestra will be large and effec tive, the chorus well drilled, and as it will be the only performance of this oratorio this season, those who desire to be present should procure seam promptly. —Mr. Carl Wolfaohn will give the second of his series of six matiudes , in the foyer of the Academy of Music on Friday afternoon next, at tour o'clock. The following capital programme has been prepared • Sonata* (Erentzer.) Plano and. Violin.... .Beethoven Adagio—Presto—Andante con linriazioni —Presto. Messrs. Wolfeohn and Coloune OaVatll3ll, 1 8010 violoncello, , n ( Raff Romanic, 1 Goltermann Rudolph Hennig. Fantastic.. (op. 49, F minor,).... ... .......... .Chopin Carl Woirsohn. Neuvisme Concerto, Violin, ....... ...... ......Beriot Edouard Colonne. Trio, (F. Major, on, 6,) emit Adagio Allegro energico Andante soutenuti& Scherzo presto—Allegro con !nom. Iffeebts. Wolfeohn, Colonno and Henn*. Accompanist - —The Kellogg Grand Concert to be ben next Friday night at the Academy of Music, will be one, of the most attractive and interesting enter tainments of the season. The entire troupe of ldr.'Btrakosch, supported by the Amphion Band, will' appear with a capital programme of vocal and instrumental mule. The tickets are going off raPhily , but there is Mid a good choice of seats to be bad at Trtimpler's, 926 Chestnut street. The managers of thls•Concert have done well in putting the upper paxt of the Academy at a very low rate, which will enable many to hear Miss Kellogg who have never heard her, and at the same time to contribute something to the excellent object of the entertainment—the benefit-of the , pupils of the Lincoln Institution. The nettproceeds are to be appropriated to a much needed enlargement of the building, furnishing suitable accommodation for purposes - of - exercise and amusement. These soldier boys have al ways enlisted the interest of the people of Phila delphia,. and we trust that they will have a crowded house on this occasion. They will make their appearance in a military drill, as a part of the programme of the evening. The concert an nouuced on Saturday last by the Strakosch troupe, for the 16th inst., has been withdrawn. —The "Daily Evening Bulletin," of Williams port, ea., publishes the well-known hymn, "Abide with me, fast falls the oven tide," as an original poem written for that enterprising paper. —.The Italian and tlerman opera season closed on Saturday night, and the ,pocuniary results were so satisfactory that Mr. Maretzek in his programmemanounet9l: intention to, return early in the.sprlng with a me "new noveltles;" among the:' new noveltiel" we sincerely hope -be may Bring a few -good singers. . --The Bentz-Hassies coocerton Saturday den ing'at Musical Fund Hall promises to be luau. mutely successful. It is the intention of OM management to introduce to the public on. this occasion Miss Markstein of New York, a - young lady of thirteen years, who is. a kind o 2 infant phenomenon. Her piano ploing is 'eatil to be remarkable 'mud very excellent. - The' RefOrms Bort -'Symphony, the ' ' undnished symphony, and the Menai Overinni xtW be girl according to unnOWICOLIIOIIt. FltTftg.i'sE , DtTlo.*:' .4417,E5T:-•.:: . CARIX...:WEWK4: THE INSURECTION IN AIM' . MADRID, Dec. la_thought,the refitthibzwr. insurrection at Cadia will be •Suppreseed , Atealel4 without bloodshed - left ilktielfer some days ago,learing a - general civit - war: - Lostnoir,'Dee. 14.`,The Thies of this morning has an article on the newhPaper postal eysioitiil • tho United States. •The Writer eulegineS-64 . : 4 - Americastr policy of permitting newspapers in be(i forwarded through the mails at lOW rates_of peeV.r'* age, whereby • the -- general diffoloti - knowledge is promoted and encouraged; paisea theliberalityotthe free exchange system-for 4,b4 benefit of the pressi - and tepee the time will`soo n _come when' England will adopt the entire can plan, which time has Proved to have been BO successful and benefiCial in that country: • Menestrmas; Dec. 4.—Late - id - Vices from Hani ,- - kow China, state that tiu3 Revs. Griffith John . . . . . and lar.Wille.y, of. thi3 LondonWealoyan miallots,; who left that city sometime sinee,for aiextentled . • tour through the Chinese empire, half 'safely r&• • tarred. These men traveled throughthe provinces of China the - the confines of .Tbibet, a distasee of over B,ofie miles. They were well treated by the natives everywhere, and saw abundance of coal and evidenden of gold,: silver, lead and iron' mines. The Catholic mis alone are very numerous throughoet the Coin.: try, and they found them even in small village% . and the converts to thak filth, number hundredtt of thousands. Ntearganization el she Supreme itr `r 15peelat Despatch to thela. Eventisificalotin.l WASIELICOTON, Dee...it—ill the Schafer, Senator':'r= Wilson introduced a bill fixing the number or - members - of - the - Supreme — Court - at ono — Ohifsi Justice and fourteen Associates Justices. r R. - makes fetirteen Circuits, and provides