Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, December 29, 1868, Image 3

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- ',,• -- q 2. ',7 A great variety of ,4 11 styles, upwards freed Slit.
'?:•::, ' . ulitorttve„—llie*Stastortruerkt,p theult, atil
v .-. frig off very lows - '.' • r'. , ' .
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• ' ''''. .."' raransoi;'all.wool Catalina% redu ced to. .. ,'.......',.; tifi'
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,?- , i.. Oro. 15116 all.wool Casaba ere, reduced t0............' Sp
„,, ”, ass Coare, in great variety, at prices equallyiewr
..3 - r: I've Cum:WIG, very low indeikl. ; • - - ~. •- --
' 4,-. 1?, , ; : :Ctar whole aback of-Ititee,Ynisine, tioye , and
t i,-. lii , , Cpa t tnflef3,oxtrutwo to be sold out ati, groat
ta, ' Pureocriori 03' nuerii, -which aro In an CELEO U
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guaranteed' lower than the lowed elseWirere, or
, r :! r. . , ;he rale tancelledand inOriei refunded,
.4:41/1 , wad examine our goods after .having . ex:
', *mined those of the "Elatwillcino houses before
i iii iw vurchariag.' A. fairteat lir Wive ask. ' - •
7, .1 t i,...., way between / 1110,.. di Co..
, "'::',-',-: ;.i. f Fifth %I , , , - . Towns Harz..
P C.'.?'", r .'• at 'beet , . , . bta MARY= ST,
d' PIIILADIeLTIIXA.._'I
-,7'0.,, e , _ . ,- • _ - , Alin SOO nnowevrey. 24nw YORK..
„,lt h k,, allneart. every day we hear nanny per.
4,i, -, -trons complaining of headache, foss of appetite,- and that
, -•-•„• ' they are xti)t'at to do,anything, do. Many is the day that
f., we have felts* ourselves, and in feet, have gone to bed
and imagined ihtraelves slick, but for the life of us could -
sot tell what was - the matter. One day while thus cm:
3plaining. *friend add to us. '-''Why don't you try PI.ANTA.
arrow Eirrratil? they are really.a good thing and will make
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y ou feelur obaW like a new man,,n,, upon his recommendation we'
bottle. arid took thorn according to the dire°.
Nona. They seemed to go right tO the sp o t. and gave ua
immediate rola Ever slate we have
_taken ovary op r
portutityloreeernmehd thew:. -. ; . .
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liaturox.ra. Wmnt:---Butreilet: to the beet imported
Berman tiologne,and sold at half the price. • de.29,t0,t11,53t ,
block & Co.'s and Haines Bros% Plano
Fortes. Moo &' Vabinetn'and Metropolitan
.Organo.`wir and beautiful Vox Litllealta. Every
keenCereelli velment. JEt No. 923
Cbednut et d 029 to th a trrallt .
RINDT MANTZ43 GRAND AND t3QUARE •
Agraph Pianos at raduced. prices: • Itleo. Mar
easu'lS pawed alt larogi. Organs and Melodeons aacond•
bald Planoeet all prices. ; •
SCHERZER.
Ael9l2t • • • Ek2s Arch street.
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STEINWAY'S; PIANOS"RECEIVED. TUN
highest award (tint gold medal) at thalnterne).
ttona • eitiott. Earle, ,1867... lige Report, at
the Wareroom of - • :'SLASIUS '
sell 41 ..• No. 1 0 66 Chestnut street..
• THE CRlCKErtnost PIANOS RECEIVED
the Whert award at Die garb; Expo4ltion;
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DTTON , i3 Warcroomt, 914 Chbatinit street, te9l,trl
EVENING BULLETIN.
Toes + y, , December 291'4868*
'7O-171.011. OW 9 B TRIPLE SHEET.
To-mono • we shall issue another Trip e
sheet edition of the EVENMG BULLETIN, It
will contain a full record of the events of the
year; •local, foreign and domestic, and much
other interesting reading matter. Oar adver
tising friends should send in their favors early
luaus vottivsrALLIBILEI.
While Congress takes its Christmas holi
.days,
_the combination that is at work to
force improper men into important offices,
before General Great's strong hand takes the
behn, are not idle. No grass grows under
the feet of the profinsional office hunter. He
knows no holidays In season arid out of
MI:219014 by imiglit and by day, Lsidurown l and
britton-licaes, - and plots and plans, and puihea
his approaches to The coveted - post of mean--
xnamt. The pnafeasirand offin: - ,-bniatr cares
mnthine for posts or honor,- 1 . 1: - 12.43 their are
•ireacaptifilc of being nude profitable withal.
Zia purpose is not to serve his
country, but to same laThielt His
-code of political morale 11/nut - frill bat one
;article, and-that is flacons. ffigh-toned,
honerahle,,,pareovrigl7 citizens very rarely
;permit themselves tither to -use or to be
'weed - by such combinations as are now at
=work in 'Washington; and the mass of the
. _„_,,.
--‘, ', punuctu2 party, havingno part not lot in
I' ese combinations., but only deinan — g to see
,"i , e•Govenimunt administered through honest
approved agents, look on with nn
.,,r ,
~ 'gaol disgust as they see the plots and
i
tktionuaterplots by which it Is proposed to force
1 'upon them men in whom neither they nor
their representatives at Washington have any
4aftdence.
g. : itiFT boldly asserted, in the most flagrant of
ene k c ases,--that of the Commissioner of In
►al Revenue,--that,if the Finance Commit
tie of the Benatocan be so manipulated as to
f-alow Andrew Johnson's nomination to go be
,Core' .
the Senate, a large majority of that body
I
' jvill approve it. We do not think so badly
i ' of the United States Senate. It is
true that the result of the Impeach
meat -trial proved that there are
a few men there who can be tampered with,
but it also proVed that the large majority
1, - , cannothe.so influenced; and the nomination
Tossessing no merit or claim in itself,its con
' ;oration could only be secured by the use of
aiirch personal influence as any honest Sena
.tor will scorn to use for the purpose of filling
' , such an import ant position with any but a
:man who comes before the Senate with an
.unchallenged record.
The plea that the Senate must fill vacant
•
. offices, and that if the President nominates a
Republican he must be confirmed, will not
stand the test of the facts of the present cases.
.in the case of the Collector of the Port of
Philadelphia, Secretary McCulloch picks a
- quarrel with CiA. Cake by ordering the re
miLival la a number of Republicans.
r ,The - -Collector declines to accede to the
secretary's wale%•ru. demand, and his refusal
made the ground of his removal. A Re-
' ,' ablican Bena , e is asked to sanction this little
rangement,and so to condemn the Collector
.„
for protecting the Republican officials of the
'trenstom House. In a little more than two
`,ntbs , General Grant will be President
3 3° h0 • Custom-House quarrel will certainly
-, 't' keep that long, and the intervention of the
forestalling nominations will be unnecessary.
, -.*Wehave,no objection whatever. to hir. Marks,
~ ,iersenally or politically. We know very
I:'3lttle about him. He may or may not he the
brecise,man , for the Philadelphia Custom
, Ajjouse. All we.urge is that, except in cases
:no' f absolute necessity, General Grant
ii4hall be left- free to choose
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~ -' :- I fis own agents,, and that he
4 crt diall,n come into office hampered by any
3 4jach schemes as these that are now being
seediot Washington.
re
Lu the ease of the Commissioner of Inter
1.-
I Revenue, the fotestalling combination has
I fp' 1 less excuse. Mr. Rollins has be to en re a .
' - .r d and faithful officer. He wishes
i; t , .4 But lids found that, under some in • 'Anot yettwholly made public, Andrew
A 1.
ot sends 4n a nomination which neces -
all - Oielts a 'strong protest from those who
t
I' 4 ' i ' 4 . 1' -.ow anjust and improper such a
• , ;", . I' •'..0/ is. 'Evldenee, oral and docturieu
,..l;:i Sent4d to the Finance Committee
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edemate° which -cannot be gainsaid or
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asvay. The only pressure that is
T:p -„Vitlitisid in - favor of, the appointment
1' ''' ' ' al obligations, res.l or im
. L .. 'iry '' lo r.te kf l' eli giDn Arercognized -by some of
''' ' C ' rat me a/ warranting them In st 1 1)-
• F.k.;: f - • {r—P n for. aii office.
'P . ;_tiny 'applicadensy
' 4.
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fit' the duty of Senatore and Con
REOFVE. •''
OFIMIDT.
foctorera of _ •
, AGREFFE PLATES
'
.iOPORTES:
~A ROti Stleot, • •
`lodelphia. dolO•th a to 3mli
,
OF amen under MICA eircumetanees? Thai .
know,that their Parti4oes not, , approve such
appointments as these. They know e
personal lliendships- or 'per sonat obligatierns,
constitute no reason before the people' why
,they should fill public oilloes with • improper,,
Men. They know that, in this particttlai,
case, lenersl Grant t - would , send thent no
r
such dmination.' Whet then? 'They say
- that the ofilcom u st be filled, t. , ,and that they
can get no better nominatio n from 'Andrew .
Johnson. But this they.
,can:do, if they really
have the 'geed ' , of' , the public service
at heart. They; , can keep Mr. Rollins where,
be is. For these twb remaining months, that
dlicer would undoubtedly.sacrifice . personal
preferences,if a titheof the influence poeseised
by these, Senators,and Congressmen were
brought to bear trrion him, instead of•heing
used to 'force,upon the country and'upon. the
Republican - party, '.nen who are sbnply ',tin
gly (dice-hunters, i . .nd who are in no sense •
the choice of -the people: • Keep Mr. Rollins
at his post, and trust the honesty and• sagacity .
ofGeneral Grant to fill these offices with such
men as all honest men will approve .- •
=Ong ,1112VOILLEV.
Binckley has rushed 'into print again, this
time with a Somewhat Vulgar and. scarrilotis
attempt to vindicate hin3self frorrohe charges
made against bbn in XL Van 'Wyck's report
to Congress on the Internal Revenue frauds.
Binckley columns with , abuie of Mr
; Van Wyck, and proves to his own satiafac
*ion that Abet gentleman Is a 40PelessignIce
less scoundrel, The well-known ability die
played by men of this class, when they are
set to detect each other, might lead - us to
believe that Blackley had,, nearly, stripped
from the Van Wicked 'shoulder's the falsely
assumed robes of honest,manhood; but we
know whom Binekley Serves, `and•we know
that like a faithful dog he barks at his mas
ter's enemies in CongreSs because his master
orders him to do so.
His most serious charge against Van
Wyck is, that the latter gentleman subpomed
him and compelled him to testify before a
Congressional committee at the very, moment
when Binckley was about to unearth some
most frightful frauds against the government;
and. Binckley charges ..that
stopped him in his impetuous career, simply.
because Van Wyck was in league with the
thieves. As Mr. Van Wyck tells a very dif
crent story, the whole affair is reduced to a
question of the veracity of the two men. In
this case we prefer, of course, to believe Van
Wyck, for one reason, because he is
a well-known and reputable man,
while Binckley is the disreputable tool of a
bad Preaident,to whose scorn of honest men,
not more than to Binckley's own; impu
dence, the prominence of this pettifogger is
due. But there is another good reason for
discrediting Blnekley. Andrew Johnson
owes his salvation to the direct pecuniary
assistance of the corrupt_ rings formed for
the express purpose of defrauding the reve
nue, and he would net dare Ao eommission
an agent to discover their rascality, and dis
close it to the world. Binckley has been
at work at this business tor a long while, and
he has never made one discovery of any im:
p9rtance ; at least he has not published one.
Reiss always been jest upon the point of
making a startling revelation, when some
thing happened to defeat his purpose, as he
charges in the case of Van Wyck. Now if
Binckley 'mows anything worth telling, why
does be not tell it ? Van Wyck's hand
is off his throat at the present moment, and
he can speak by the week, if he chooses to,
in this free country. Let us have all the in
formation obtained by him up to the time
Van Wyck throttled him, and if there is any
thing in it we shall believe his assertions
against Van Wyck, and write Van Wyck
down as a villain.
Binckley need not hope to manufacture
public opinion in his favor by blackguarding
Congress. The people have so little faith in
Binckley that they become very Gradgrinds
when dealing with him, and demand good,
substantial, well-proved facts; and if Black
ley has none to offer, the sooner he simmers
down and begins private practice the better
it will be for everybody but his clients.
One fact there is of which we are well as
sured, that Binckley's business in New York
was not to unearth revenue frauds and dis
turb President Johnson's backers in their vil-
lainy, but to rake up material from which to
manufacture charges against Commissioner
Rollins and other honest officers of the Gov
ernment, who were objectionable to Andrew
Johnson, and whose places were wanted for
the creatures of that renegade. That is the
whole story; and unless Binckley can furnish
ample proof to the contrary, he may exhaust
the language in attempting to vindicate him
self from the charge.
Select Council did the very sensible thing,
yesterday, of postponing the House of Cor
rection bill, indefinitely, in order that the
members might not commit themselves blind
ly to a purchase about which so many grave
doubts exist. Mr. Smith, of the Twenty
second Ward, made a strenuous denial of his
supposed connection with the Tinicum site,
and said that every one knew that he was in
favor of a site in the Twenty-second Ward.
This must be so, since Mr. Smith says it, but
everybody did not know it, before this an
nouncement. We are glad that such an ex
perienced and energetic member, after per
sonal inspection of the locality, thus • washes
his hands of the Delaware County project,
and adheres to the site in the Twenty-second
Ward. We know nothing of the latter site,
but it, at least,possesses the recommendation
of being within the jurisdiction of our pollee
and courts, and is not likely to be a swamp.
We are strongly impressed with the belief
that Philadelphia County contains, somewhere
within its limits, eligible sites for this House
of Correction, and that the scheme to pur
chase hundreds of acres of useless swamp
land in Delaware County, if thoroughly un
derstood by the people, will not meet the • ap
probation of the constituents of the gentle
men who are urging it.
ATMORE'S MINCE MEAT !
Misr the Rush Again Ready !
MINCE PIES FOR NEW -YEAR
At mom's the Only Reliable .1
Stztißired'with, No.: - ther
Btri6
TILE DAILY EVEINO:BI:UXTIN.:-THiLitIYSLPUtk;IX' iStoit4).ECtitki
TO "t Ez T
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cr .
Artpir.LARGE BROWN-STONER
EVIL` DYING,'
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818 arst.,B2o Chestnut Street
Built and ocottileib3%Meetiri Thdo:W Evatte.a Bo:. In
now offend - '
TO RENT
On favorable lease. Possession Feb. Inest.
Owing to recent changes in our lnutineei Plana we will
receive applications for the rental of the above pruperty.
All applicationo will be etrietiy conflOentiat
WANAMAKER :& BROWN.:
eONFEUIIONEsx•.
NEW YEAR
CONFECTIONS
NOV
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
d'll p ti . ; l2lo Market Street.
i il'il 0 ;i i N.:i
~ E RNEST.IRROY-& CO.
CHAMPAGNE.
.
CARTE BLANCHE AND SPECIAL.
.itust received and for sale at the Agent's
Prices.
The Wines from this • Home, so , favorably known in
England, are FRUITY and pENEROUS. They need bat
a trial to place them on an equality with the fittest
Champagne here. •
SIMON 'COLTON & CLARKE.
8. W. corner Broad and Walnut - Sta.
del 4n
FEIIITS FOR THE HOLIDAYS;
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
1204 Chestnut Street,
Invite attention to the following
New Malaga Raisins. LL
New Zante Currant&
Fresh Leghorn Citron.
White Spanish Grapes.
Florida and 'Havana Oranges.
Princess Almonds.
Lady Apples.
Barbary Dates.
Dew Bordeaux Prunes.
Turkish Figs.
Pates des Foies Gras.
Dried and Canned Fruits.
And all the cboiceet delicacies most desirable at this
season, in quantities and at prices to suit large or small
buy era.
5,000
NEW MUSIC ALBUMS,
Magnificently bound In Gold and Leather,
Ready for Sale Tuesday, Nov. 24th,
AT
J. E. (MILD'S PIANO WAREROOMS,
923 CHESTNUT STREET.
oniainiog NM of the Newest Pieces of lbicfor the Piano,
Vocal and Instrumental, no one of which was
Published in the First Edition.
Price,
INDEX.
1. Turluretto (Quadrille). H. Marx.
2. Pi also of Tears (tion),F. Schubert.
8. oßptaln Jinks Wong 'l '. Maciagan.
4. Valence (Polk akin taffe)..T. Ascher.
b. Robintsoo Crusoo (Quadrille). Offenbach.
6. Not for Joseph (Moog). Arthur Lloyd.
7. 'The Lover and the turd (Song), P. D. Guglielmo.
b. ()ghee Aux snfere(Quadril,e), Offenbach.
9. Jerusalem , the Golden (linen), A. Ewing.
10. The Merriest Girl TheL's Out (Song), arranged by C.
Minuet - - •
11. Cousin ot Cot:rein° (Pcbottlsch Elegatite), J. Egghard.
I . !. How Fair Artl bon (Song). EL Weidt..
la In the Starlight (Duet), Vocal:S. Glover.
14. On the Beach at Cape May (Song), words by K. N.
Slocum.
15. Schfitzen•Morsch, Carl Faust.
18. Volt limner ( Polka). Carl Foust. •
17, Ohne Kugel Und Blum) (Galop), Carl Faust.
18. Good Bye, Sweetheart, Good Bye, (Song). J. L. Hat.
ton.
19. La Chatelaine. (Polka Iffiiiintrka). Carl Faust.
20 Tild Young Recruit. (March) 13 •Itlchards.
21. Five o'clock In the Morning, (Ballad), by Clarified.
22. 'The Moon Behind (lie Trees, (Song), G. T.Wilson.
23. Up and Down, (Galan), Carl Faust.
24. he Black Key. (kiolka Mazurka). A. Iderzog.•
25. flamenco from Don pasguale ..(Opera gong), Deni
m a risph oo la Comoro •10pera Bouffe), Fauteuil(' ar
ranged by. Ketterer.. • •
27. Dom J
Nonce. Sweet Home (Variation). J. 11. Slack.
23 Marche dee 'Tam hours (Militaire). Sidney. einitb.
29 lee 'Varieties Piato.leunes (New Quadrille). •
3u. La B. Ile Ile.ene (Grano). arranged by.. Godfrey.
81, Conic Beck to Erin (Song), (Marine.
82. Artadne (Polka Mazondia,) A. Taloxy.
88. Maggie's Secret (My Lleart. Is over the Seal
(Belle), Chiribel. • .
84. Inc Strudel (Galop), dari Faust.
85. Hine Bird (Polka Redown). Weingarten.
36. smile memo poslop), Arranged b,y T.l ATeckot, Jr.
87. The Naiad's (Barcarolle). 10, :Nock.
53 Fire and Flame (GaloP),'Carl Faust.
•Victoria 1 Racers (Qteiddllea), Weingarten.
4 0 . Luereaie Herein (11 Brindisi), (Annie). Donizetti.
41. Scenes 'I bat 2t1:0 BrjOhtekl,(lttic4ana), (Sung), W
V. Wallace.
42. fat First Witeis Dead (Barbs Moue), (Song), Offen
43 Ire Adieux (Nrreturne). Y liorrn.. •
44, Fra T'iuVolo (rant .1,4.4), arranged by Sidney Smith,
46 VliiPo des POMP (Waltz). Ifeifei er.
4d. (Arius Anfinam (opera Stabat Motor . W. Kuho,
47.1 La Payorito °reran De Concert), J. Ascher,
48. ,n
to,orfellen ('A Ritz, 4 Heide), J,Gengl.
49. Httnetler Lsben (Waltz), Strauss,
50, 'Sanger's (March).
Price, 2 50.
S.A FE FOR SALE.
One of Farrel At Herring's.
IT IR AS /131.0 D A S NEW" AND 'WILL III; SOLD AT
A ontkILer_HALIF Puttee. - --
24171 y at out() to
22 <JHES'2NI.IT rRII.JET.
at:Oat:lJ
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- • P: O. R. - TAYLOR,
Fun 1111 V AAA Tiii 031' nO/1.1 4 3,
641 and 643 N. Ninth Stxect.
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR, '
S. E. Cori Chestnut and Seventh Streets.
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REDUCED PRICES.
Closing Out Pattern Coafs and MUMS
nor Delivered at Low Prices
A. Conversation-Talk.
11.—Ho I Sam'.
Batn.--He I Bill !
BilL—What for do you look so shabby,Samuel?
Sam.—Who's shabby ? Guess you're proud,
withyour new clothes.
Bilk—New elothee I They ain't new, a bit.
I've had 'em els months.
Sam.-12,1z mouths! Why that's longer than
I've had mine. And mine are getting a , little
v .l3ill.—Rusty ! You mono , they, are going to
aced !
dam.;—Well,then l seedy if that ante you better
Sam, , you don't mean .to tell the
you've had those only six months. They look
ten yearii old at 'east
A 9 am.=—liilliam, my boy `I haven't had 'eni six
months yet. •
Bill. --Now, tell a body, Sam. - Where did you
get 'em, and what did yon pay ?
Sam.—Well,factis, I got 'ena sheep; paid , only
$BO for the whole tig. Got 'cm at i3aery, Flee tic
Co.'s, I think the name was.
'Fleet You were sacrificed, Baal.
Wby, hat's more than I phi for mine!
8 am. 7 —No, Bill, you're fooling. These fellows
said they were cheaper thtin anywhOre else on
Bi/L—Yes, or in the moon, either. Ali moon=
shine, Sam ; every.bit of it.
Sarn.—Now tell us about yours, Bill.
BBl.—Well, Samuekif yon must know, thi s
whole suit cost me only $2B. "
Sam.—Why, I reekonl wag sold ! Where did
Sou a - et 'eta, 111111 am? .
Bill.—Got 'em at RI:OAM & Wilson's, to be
sure. I don't, go anywhere else.
Yam.—What! Those fellOws with the big
brown stone store, On Chestnut street? Not for
me, If you please. Big rents, and much plate
Oars in the windows!
Bill.—Look at here, Sam ! They got all those
things a good many years ago, when they didn't
cost as much as now; and they can keep house
as cheap as anybody. Como with me, next time
you go to town, and look at the clothes and the
prices. Guess you .want a now sult, , anyhow.
Them 'ere's nearly "gin out"
Som.—Bill, quit fun of my "sacrifice.
I'm in fora "Brawn 'Stone Half' onlt,ohort metro
Bill.-I'm , going to town to-morrow, Sam.
Will you come along- -
•
&rm.—Count me in, then. lam shabby. ,
Tim . Go I
THEY BUY !
And, as the long tales in the weekly papers say,
the rest of it will be ,
"CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT."
For further particulars, look at the reduced
prices of raiment at
ROGICHILL & WILSON'S
Great Brown Stone-Hall,
603 and 605 Chestnut Street,
MRS.TTOCTOR, 1014 wAL.Nur STREET, will sell the
balance of her Stock of
FRENCH WALKING SUITS
At one half former p; Otte, to close them out.
RUSSIAN SABLE FURS,
„just opened, Twelve Set. of these Valuable Furs, this
Stamp's lmportsnon, from retropaulowelti. which will
be cold at moderate prices.
MRS. PROCTO R,
dt2?-6t4p2 1014 WALNUT sTRgEr.
(108 I mrna
FURS! FURS! FURS!
Fur Removal to 825 Arch Street:,
LOUIS GERBER
Has now on hand, in seta and in skins for orders, the
fibre!. Fl Ed ever imported, e ,, ch as eABI/13,
very dnrk rich I3UDsoN 13 AY, tine Eel Alive and CHIN.
tju HA A, very rich lustre ASTVACHAN and Gatti
u .LES, made up in t3n , kB and to coder. None Out
Getarne Goods enld at LI Uls GERBEZ'S. Importer and
Manutucturer. t , 215 AILH Street. north ride, halt w , iv
cenklghth and Ninth. The Old Stand, at `LA ARJI:I
bereft. will t.e earned on as heretofore.
HAMRICK & COLE
/ARE CLOSING CUT
HOLIDAY 'GOODS
( 4 few very rim pima remaining Witte
as sortment,)
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
HAMRICK & COLE,
N d a . 4s N. , ighth Street.
$250
EDWARD FERRIS,
IMPORTER.
MM. not Eleventh and Oheatnut Sts,
Entrance 80 South Eleventh,
HOLIDAY GOODS,
Per Steamera Scotia and City of Antwerp,
500 Embroidered Linen and Lace Sae,
Lace Collars, Handkerchiefs, &0,,
Of the latest designs, suitable for
• HOLIDAY GIFTS,
Which are offered to the dodo at
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
REMOVAL,
I will romova on January 1at.18119, to the Mork
-NO:- 807- 4.31 A ESTNUT Street --
Until then I offer my entire stock of
U hftc tiondo, Embroideries, Laces and thlkira.
At a IIEAVY SACRIFICE. making it well wottb tho
attention of RETAIL BU Y Efts.
.12284 n th EDWARD FERRIS.
ULOTAINGI .
FURS, dv.
DRY GOOD%
HAS JUST RECEIVED
'29 . ,:1868.,,.: •
111111.1011 D
RI6ECE P-Ab CO ,
• N0.'70 ; ii*Mirkikttiitrepi e '
nirie4ocatei lß 'more, ,
iBIPORMND DREIS .
..At 26 cents per Yard.
SILAK;S:
A 3000r : ram RICI mint inytts et si . ?D'f.ii Y 4•11.
11 A/0 6:1 i 60.
727 CheHirilcut Street. ' •
iuh Changeable 0 d
e s.
g.4o34ide of RICE CRANGEADGE CORDED 811.103
at tsi per yard.
11 /ClKEi r gp SHAW" & CO.,
No 727 Chestrvat Street.
7,000 Yards of;, Superb Omitted : Ind
Okisosabis Silks, ,
AT SI6O.PER TAR%
RICKEY; 'SHARP it 'CO.,
NO- 721 ' Cheatnnt strOet: '
Velveteen% Velvet 'Clothe. " and
`Super Astrachan Cloaking,
IN CIREA.T VARIETY.
RICHEY, SHARP & CO"
N 0.727 Chestnut Street.
BLANKETS.
A tat stook of all , the most desirable make,, ist EX.
TREIBELY LOWY/AWES.. •
'MONEY,' SHARP & C 0.,, •
' ' NOi 72,1 Cheatiiiit Street.
EYRE'& LANDELL
FOurth and Axch.
REDUOTION IIIT PatoEs
FOE TUE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Magnificent Shawls.
ExpensiVe Silks.
Fashionable Poplins.
Desirable Cloakinge.
4-4 Pure Silk Velvets.
Stripe Satin Skirtings,
Stripe Poplin Skirting's. •
Grand Duchess Skirts,
Belle Helene Skins.
First Quality Astracans.
6.003 Yards DETAINEE; for Iteeente for the Helve of the
SAO Yards Part'Colored CHINTZES. do. do.
SAO Yards 4-1 French MMUS, do. do.
moms I 8 Imola name, iicovEs;
CfiLLllll,l6 NOM/ AV! IIefIITIES.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
WILL REMOVE TO TUE 01•0113
No. IMO CHESTNUT. STREET ,
ABOUT JANUARY It
Praia Comer COSTINT.
Where they now offer S.pknald Assortment of
Laces and Lace Goods,
Nmbroider,ies, "Creek Ties
Handkerchiefs, Veils,
Napkins, Table Cloths, Towels, Etc
aTeeltilaY aPProPriate tOrtirresonts.
VrThe Store now occupied by them for rent.
deB to eh r leteml
K,
I r*
LINEN STORE, IP
828 Ati..reh Streeti‘
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
A Spletdid Stock: '
ALSO.
FINE TABLE CLOTHS,
FINE NAPKINS,
VICTORIA TABLE COVERS,
FINE PIANO ' COVERS.
A Great Mark Down in Prices.
Sn2plus Stook Selling Oft. •
BLANKETS AND QUILTS .
STRAWBRIDGE'&CLOTHIER
.
CENTRAL DRYGOODS STORE,
Corner Eighth caw! Market Stsi,
FHILIWELPOLL
HURON BLANKETS.
We still have a lull supply of the celebrated
MORON BLANKIEWI4,
. ,
which have heretofore bad auch unPrecedented sale.
Attention is specially, 'directed to the quality; size and
weight of these Blankets. They come to ne direct from'
the manufacturers, and will not be foruld in any other .
establishment.'
Purchasere may:rely,on "getting Blankets of the best
quatitY. and at only ono profit on first cost.
lIURON GOLD MEDAL.
HURON SWANSDOWN. '
HURON PREIdIU6I,
HURON EXTRA SUPER,'
FURNITURE DIMITIES.
MARSEILLES EXHIBITION QUILTS.
BUREAU COV.kit' S ;
' COUNTERPANES.
FIVE CASEB,MHAL,T.-WOOL BLANKETS:
slightly damaged at the mills, will be sold at a bargain.
ALLWOOLBLANKETS. $4 pEft, R41[14
ALLAVOOL BLANKETS,' SS,'PER PAIR.
, ALL-WOOL 1314. - 44.11prE41 , ,936, t'EI I PAIR. ,
STRAWBRIDGE & OLOTHIER
EIHAWLB AND 80ARFS,
GEORGE: FRYER. T .
No. 916 CIHRSTNIIT__STREEn-
Invites attention to Lie 'dock of
Real India 'Camels Hair . Shawls.t Sdarfs
. .
- Meet.- an elegant stock of BILKS - Iri - Mack and - Colorer
FAN(IY- SILK PLUSIIEB, POPLIN!); 130AWL9 and
"Alaibhuwle 7ind catia Altereil,Rep a17C14 and Clouted
in a Emperior numor. • :In rag,
600114,
NARY niuinioNs.
COOIM
1--
Q • '.r ,
. _
~• . • .
. • • • -•
I'Et.COLI DAY' • 0.1.161.rjra .
Of intisizirehil!iieriti AU'scceytable kind'
may be orlected frOm our Large, .varied 'sulcl fresh' smock.-
' thou which' o °Vein ItiOliefiliekhir. 'WO h IVO ndtite4
many goblin, and tugged eiirauperb
Cloaking dilocic. , ,„. • .
81iw Pls .
ist,cooo7o.-`.•
.„
Desirable.
itlleirAnoei, 00Cs • •
- 12110116.1110,iiket5..: • . •
firiorrosmoKiwintp.:
.25 Cent :Dress Stoing,;:
'
Slextls. Collar*, Curti, &c
EXTRA N''OTICE
JOHN W. THOMAS
Nos. 405 and 407 N. Second Street,
Inottes especial attention to Ws LARGE sued mums r
assortment of
Stople; ; and:_Faney
~*..*i.::;_.'-.0.',0':0,.:-))...0.,':•;.
SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The enti re'ltoshtrottered et the tery Lowest
Pekes.
ati2BU Sdro
to 4 $ 4 II 14
'`!0H 1 0.47...i1X:.-' - 'll(E:::..:....''T.gf4PLE:;!'f .
MESSRS. EARLE dr. SONS
No. 810 Che s tnut Street,
01P,'EN,TO4MY
Early lvaprotalona of- HOLMAN HUNT'S °mulatto
.ptc.•
tore of "CURIST IN THE TEMPLE:it:many yowl° work.
of the gieat °ea . :raver. OLAHCIIARD.
uRC 'S
.NEW-';NIAOA.R:A
will be opened for
EXHIBITION
On Thunday Morning, Deo. 31de.
Admission 25 Cent&
EARLE& GALLERIES,
LOOKING WARRIMMII,
No. 816 Chestnut Stzmiet.
rtevm —
AGHE NT
S • TP.,4 >
963 e.
0 1 :1
, ILA
:011 1,
I' L OUR -`
Atf
C.)
41 , 4 s f ;1 1 -0
4 0 Pr We'
THE ABOVE
Celebrated Premium hi* Flour.
GEO. F. ZEIENDER'S
maim DEPOT,
FOURTH AND VINE.
ac 29 tb trt
STATIONER V.
Awarded the Only Medal for Blank Books biF
the Peri. iisposhlon, I sat,
WM. F. MURPHY'S SONS;
339 CHESTNUT STREET;
55, EL- FOURTH STREET,
BLANK
.BOOK
S'rATIONFiRS,
STEAM POWER E'RINTERS,
A complete aback of cvall-agaaonoil BLANIC LOOT s of
our own manufacture. , ,
A full otook of 0()IINTING-11OUBE STATIONERY or
every deActiptlon. .
ViIitIPETINON. /Lu.
NEW CARPETINGS,
of the , beSt French, English, and Ante
rlcan mantifacture, eankriteiiigi T r am;
queue, Chenille, .axminster, , 1111ilton , o,
Veivetti, Bru eels, irittnstXl9 throe JOY
Ingrains, - Damask anti: Veuhslarinr
also," ilr,T •CAoths ana.ltlattings, ;every.'
quality, great variety. AU at ieweept
Cush prices.
R. L. Knight &Son;
1222
Chestnut Sfroot,
' 11003 P SKIIICWS, • • • 4
1100 P tilt 'it'll ANL , 01311tiltsir MAN lIFAHINDItir; NO r! (- - ;4.,
812 Vino etroot. All isosilbfroadoi9ilhAkivt_AnOtor,t4lo....ll ,
and arronted.
Hoop Skirts roPftirod:
Baorpc ' I • It .71 hair 7 l•
WEN H
J. B. 131.hOSTER LI CO.. lON South Delon-aro avonclo
dal! St* '
del6tu 118 a tfalrP
MIZE
BY TELEGRAPH.
-DAY'S CABLE NEWS.
ndon MotOr : Market
-DAVE; COTTON
',: - :.::,: , ;:....!',...•:t-. , . , ' ,, :
A iiiii(-1(..*:0":,!'.14.0:14'::
E ROSEOIt&NS
he Alabamtt, Clahmus
esPatehes ReAffi.mtcid
ork SPRINGFIELD MISS
• BOWLEB WILL NOT DINE:
fly the Atgantic .Vabies
noon, Dec. 29, A. M.:—The money, market is
Ivo. Consols, for money, 92X; for account,
United, Stated Fivettwentlee firm at 74% !
erican load' quiet. 'Vie" Ralfroad,263€l,Bli
• Centra3,:9s3 ; Great Western, 4234:
4vantbor., , Dec. 29, _A. 31.—Cottott market
lye; the ealesigi4o=d4r are es timatedat 15.900
es. The shipments from Bombii eine°, the
report up to the 25th inst. have been 10,090,
es. Red Weateru Wheat, 9e. 191+99e. 11d.
er articles unehafiged, • • _
ruArtroxyr, Dec. 29, 4. : M.-U. S. Bonds dull
TIT HosecTans Ilimpion• , •
Ipecial Despatch to the Plata:Evening
rVasninceron, Dee. 29.—Certain correspond
here who aenewe , consists principally in con-,
dieting the accuracy ofyourspecialdetspatches
now denying
. that any ,interview over took
ce between. a, member °loth° Senate Cam
ttee on foreign, Relations and. Secretary
and lir ' : reference to' sending limit:vitas to
este instead of Mexico. This denial makes
provers. , to. say that - Senator Patterson t
New. Hampshire,. was the'" member. of
Committee alluded) to as goindto 'see Mr.
and for the :parries° named„ and my. de-,
tch was based upon what , he related to me
nceming t that interview, The accuracy of
ur correspond - C/4'e despatch regarding the Ala
a Claims has also been called into question.'
°mating as it . did from' high official sources
correctness cannot be siecessfully denici., as
so from whom Information was obtained pos-
Is far better information on the subject than
else who attempt to cast reflections:upon it.
From Springfield, Masi.
rarsorme, Dec. 29.--Bamnel Denies * the
itor of the Springfield Republican; declines a
suer tendered to him by qoyernor Bullock and
her distinguished citizens of Boston., His let
r which appears in the Republican of thiamorn
• , discusses at some length the Antics of Me_
cadent journalism and of the Aittericais press
the beet defence of the rights of the American
Export 01 Spe!ellet:
pedal Deopatch to - thiikitilidelpbtillventng Einiteitri;
NEW Yonx Dec. 29.—The, Westphalia. which
Ile to-day ior .oonthezepton. tekea 588,000 in
, . ,
Weather Deport.
Dee. 29. 9L. L Wind. Weather. Then
slater Clean 32
llfaz ........ Clear. 89
Cloudy. SS
381011 • W. Cloudy. SO
awra
aw 1 0rk....
_ vgey. 34
dladclphle Cluady. 33
ilmiugton, De l 8 Cloudy. 84
astungton....
. Cloudy. 32
& W. Cloudy.
ogusta. Ge. &W. -];tatting. , 'A%
........ Cloudy. 32
affaloMilnlug. 42
Iteburgh r• ....... Cloudy. 40
N. W. Cloudy. 28
°bile. E. • FeVozY• -bt
ew prima, li. _ goody._ 64_.$
iIIBELI3
ey Weet..
gi• Ana ....
15=1
tate of Thermometer This Day at the
Bulletin Office.
A. M.— 13 des. 12 M. ; 01.0. 2P. m.... 35 des.
Westheriabaing.; • Wind Southwest.
HOMICIDE IN MISSOURI.
anal Encounter Between Two Law.
yen. In t+t. Joseph.
(From the Bt, Joseph Herald. Dec. st.l
Our city was thrown Into a state of great ex
tern( at last evening, over the news of the fatal
ltulte of an encounter between two lawyers of
to Sr. Joseph Bar, Messrs. A. T. Green and
aseph I. Early. For some time past
gry feelings have existed between
ieee two men, which have well nigh
unmated at ames In an encounter. The imam
tale cause of the present meeting ?MB the publi;
It/on in this paper of two communications; one
n Tuesday, and the other on Wednesday last.
he former was brought to this office by Mr.
arty, and the latter by Mr.,Green, both lawyers, ,
ad each recently connected with the editorld
partment of a newepaper—one published in
ebra(..k a, and one in this city.
The facts, as we gather them from Mr. Er-
aat and other eye-witnesses, are briefly these :
.bout 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the two
let on Fronds stmt. a little• west. of Fourth: '
Ir. Early immediately told Mr, Green that he
't lust retract the article published in the Marta
tg Herald, or prepare to defend himself. Mr.
/men refused to retract, when Early struck ,
' im—some say with a revolver ' and others in
eating that he first threw away the revolver, af
ar being informed by Green that ho was
narmed; at any rate, his revolver was soon I
ropped , or thrown tmon the ground, and they I
Hefted. Mr. Everett, who heard the scuffle
rom his law office, called to Mr. Lucien E. Uar- 1
er a a brother lawyer, and both hurried to the
treet, whore they saw, the two In close conflict,
dr. Early standing on the 'curbstone, and Mr.
;men in, the otter. Early had Green by the
.air with one hand. and was kicking and striking I
dm. Mr. Everett and. Mr. Steele t a citizen' who
hanced to be passing by, at once interfered, and(
eparated the combatants.. As soon as released :d
:arty snatched a berm. cane from Green's;;!
.rm, and with it struck him a severe blow,sin the
, lead. Early then stood on the pavement; facing
;reen, declaiming in a menacing:Mintier .andl
halting the cane at him. , Green straightened up; (
(row a small Smith & Wesson'reVolteer'and AiNit
•t Early, the ball e t trikinglath litoo'lo;brAast';,;(
;men held out the revolver 4.44 if.about to sheet
gain, when Mr. Ey,afelll l llollY 'AlliktChedit,gol4.
its band. Green .then.walked, trnrhlsmflice, in
,n adjoining' !Ad , * '.'Eiirly , Staggered
neck, ctaspifig' his':' Overt ,''''tllo.l
round, hurried to ,lhe (loot ,of Hall's
inery store..a te,w,pgeMiektant;,,atilOclalegedi,`
am shot , Jae Wits-led totttuarear,of.the.room r
placed;On - bid; *hen be sold, 11, 115/ . 'God'?
`ma dead -for -the-.4loctor—my-deari
lear wifqwbeit4lll , she: deiint , Tallink,fromithizi:'
)ed, on
Breathed lies:lael,..withent uttering, groan or
'.•
Coroner (Beiglioir 'immediately summoned i
u ry, wh xirge , rn I sed! r aoll fedi oterDed meet at
/A. M. tOlcd. ~, YI
.•t.
Turang v, Der. 29.-The pressure for money atilt con
ciao' s hes,y, hurt the rates of discount are uncbancelotad
the demsnd both at the Banks and on the street, is fully
met. Trade, as usual at this period, is dull and mn.t un
satt:fact.ry. withant. however, any • very violent fluctu.
[dim s in prices. , ._
Ihr•ita•as at the Stork Board was very dull this morn:
, legend prices weak. tiovernment.' securities ale not,
,quite a• stream as et the doer yesterday. State di 24 se
' fles,,,sold at 107. City 6. are steady at9o for the old and,
Sfo'. for the new coytifica'es. ~ . ,
1
7h; re Wet° no transaction:fin Pending Railroad at the
session of the board. but no marked falling off in price on
-1 curred, closing at 49t;(•349'(. Pennsylvania Railroadsql,
i k,
at 543; tWI was - hid for. : k)at as ipso rreferred;- 25 fqr;,•
ladr-ir bra and Erie. and 115 for htm th Pr:near:rank:L.-„ , .. 3 .,.
1 .
in Canal securities there were smalt,sares pf,-Irrihr It”
i Navigation at 281. f. Bank shores remake dui; ;,praltll, solos
, of. Mechanics'' dank at SI- fnAkgd,and w paasenor „Brit., :
.1 way stocks very little debar:4oes ef If, eSitottvAle qt04%1:
. Messrs. Do haven and ',ltrotber'. No. .. six donth . , aird,
Istreet, make the followingAubtationn cit - the,retea,l4 .a.g. ,
change to day. at 1 P.lll-:.t.initAtkStathe . Sikes, 11191•0047);
(4114fS'; do. do.. '02.110•10%110,..1 do. dn.. led1.107q1107 1 4 ;
1
o. do .1065 1071„;airmia, de.do..ltirr now„11:11441.1. 1 -/4;403.- du -
1867, new. 110)60110: do. 18611,'Aiffile:11.1 ..ta • - Fivei 'Ton.
forties, ims,'o•4lesM: 4 1)11e. CoMe.llltolletee,',ll4r deli,'
13431(c 1.15 bilver, 180140 5 01;12: ~,, : if......,.. ~;.,.. • ~• .•, - I'.l' ''''
I Smith . Ritndnlnh & Ce".:bapliterti, , wawa add .. .Onaritaut, .
:` quaff.' at 10. o'clock". ark, folyriva•:pold.: 13*i; Alpitint,'
'fitrites Fixels:'11181; 1141,5*1ff1.4n, Five.tmeit.ll!e ' t 804,1105;
;'ollllrde. dd.dtr', IitaI."IOVAWnYM: do. 4 9.. 13 . 0 .. It 07 ,4
"ktall'ev do. do. July. 18E5._ 1.10,56(4110-;,,' dn.. ati; : ',40 , ...
I 1f67;1.11.1.310110%'; do. d0,.,(19.. Aikaielttiffgllnk - 'i f ~.11,.. §..,,
,Fideti,L,'len•fortiea. IOW:40105; :Us t,y eiburt.euusi.„, ~.:, ~, to. t '
1 , Jurpooke & Co. quote (invert:Meg t ecotypes, the,,,t0 , ,,,
Aay. t e e follows:. U,43 Ife , 1::1-114M01141,it 'Five.* wen
4, Fier' o . 3,datin,, neyvnytrtwonlios,of.o64.l ,t'ddo7 ...19.
i, ,db,lilen. 107.9,0"nr13.:IFIVelxtentleti.OL.Intv,...Dovatto„,;.....
t :do. ').t . a. rit44111.b. 40 . ./864:turiP40111!4t..Terr-fortngi.'
fJefikm,lo , s4ic.tointatisill, I , 0: t:., , F ..,:. . I li', I' tI))4.11111,1 refit
~ &hare& N.±ene, Isanitenblig South Thintatrent.qttote ...-.
~ 4 forder. Stat.sthlodarla.,:to;day.n:Efolltyratt Tetrotrasco. gide.
3! Miran': do. new. 69(?.70; Virginia. old, 051,10056: do. new,
, I . 07; atortl: (laroline. --- oldr - 601 - : -- derytern - -69:10'atkrHdis , -
~bearii 00:ii;&90 2 A : Georgia. Ws. *MBBl.l4;•Mtn'ile;foS93l,l•' ,-,.....,
ir.t, ~ .1 '',41.1t1.‘,. :r--........,,,,,,,,,,,,..4.•-r-.4, no. , :r0r!.e.ii,;•,...„.
1; -- •: : _rhil l .. 6 4 4 ifelil9!;‘ O l kil el ti C LOM* 4 ls 64 :r: ' , 7-
Ttrs.onav, Dorn 28.--.Theretat.rather answerilotigita 1.110 t:
r. IVerteed. and blOttusheirt sold Met. .167<'755 It 25---the totter'
''fi 11800 or an n; e Timotby•selladaimnall lota 'at $2 ff 543411
nee bintbri.- Flaxseed-is 'featly at••s2-bgt.---- --------- -- -
s,,Thge is nhibing dettfOliQuereibtoMlitc=filid No. 1 is::
:offerod .tlS.4l,lter.tone 0 7,, , , , , mt it . e , l, )111.11i-1, -.Mr.) I' 1
1 ),, 'l7,ll„nour,Markidie area' ly depressed i!there; hedttg nett
, i t:ly excenbSor inn all lobt for the,enpoly hf rtintlynno,o
, t et t ealeantionuegAno , at tvd,15(115.75 wrath": Eittrt:s at ,
- ( t 5 '5O r lotra:'llna Winconaln extra family at A 7 25'49;
'. opesota.- do.i‘lio..- et tfr7-6 ) 1 48 liptir-Pennstylvanitrand
lOhk,Lhio . de1f„,at,1894441:00- for r I low. ,gratik:aull h eft.: W
3a b 11111418 1V)‘atteY:t.Aboutihibbarrole ,FtrotEleunsola ,
fitt , ..57,7tca8, , ,, ricesmfeiltenAitttiosno peronista. , .1)7)))) ;JP
I 4 btr Vt , beotratirkatill extromoinnuiettrott ontrta•ifew •
-/oti-weee Olgoehil o*attectligßA In _r Rut; V 11048143 ter ii
.•ii.,•X/30F.C_Ciainal l ktv''': --.1.....i.r.. J. ':',. Amber and 0111:2*.E1* , r"r White. Ale Ist • qtlinep neat(
,„",," t ,','",, P. .' ',::;',',:, ',..•.,!':: .et !.d I D I telae n t i lsegelng nr, v t.orn here ftilbal'Olf,blitt' , '
The 1111111. lilloWitelitti,i,a ' .:, it.:o, ' :',..' , , tosilleii - t e e t 'itytpty aug g ita4Viirigold . at 13.50. - te ''
1
—l-ft , l”. " 0".. '. 3 ' '`):,) V:).5)Itt,)141)1Irr i.' 0, , I) unalummed ;Western,aelltromwe4oye 4 Fs 1, ,, e a 1 ',,r,
TENTH DAY'S cßocg,gontps:' l !'• .v.f141 4 ,. , 14 Whisky feJ , ln at... l3 .mallaiit.tin tuaidt:illt-iklags7:-
4Dy1..1 ) ANT; Temmingn-T•liiiilloVi'pliitvlist ,i6;ectlti4l4.l,%';'', - !,',.., . —0- :i-44.-t- , :, ~- , . , ,- ,lii:., f , '• , !-Li:' , 1 . 73
-7 he ease of Oro. rt."Cor Itthmtro' 0 ri.fguffoo,l‘4,lthe , I: ;.,;',.., New 'Vatia„.,_l7(ll4. - o,ltit. NatiVietk - ',..,
murder of 1tiqq,..4.-littb Idres,re, mile f i ; (47mortoing, the; -, ~_-, [Flom she tc - Y,, Vera!' ef:ttrtirinai; ~,.,•"."
;vo n room na,„osummangoroW :with. jninotatora.and--- , rettgangrt Ca-Gold wairtin ekt einbly'dttli • •olommdity,„
vitnesuee." The hruenhr - indleatefknqi.49 4 4o.lut - cort: `ln the markets of Wall street tmriny -go, itqh. ‘ thtt the
, inued calm andeonoposed. _,- ' . • _hearAtatijOurned an hour oarlieh• ttiad'pl in akt•o u r? aceral t
Irene 0.-4, Wiceniliriut,thave .ityproi-Aotiopor,43ll,beet ,- '•tobtliap v. transactions. Thu orice , t4/4 4 d , 't 1:14 , f. rose u
hirty yesta,.,but x0t..111 -,ty 0dk,r411411 0 4-1141/.•Aor, tratl2: - 4au An ftlfand declined to 154 ff, at the blolo' ' lit" b ill
4 3ad ; we:14.10;4. fil•Y gPoil , b!Pli ." ~ Ma , ‘. , ,t' "., le -... ::: • , n.., , ;of gosh geld was evidenced in, 41 -. 1 n)I'llIk . ' u40.10,- 11 . w u h i l l e n ll
7to tinor rtexit.37lo'groll;llo , 14 4 0'4 413o,mated .
Cre o7o •eximirnednillYlll o ll o ,lll4B4•oChiliti4lso::3l4k. ' lmen:.srattortd from 4
nitmete for the cast seven yr are : have hon , d, , hibmWit.i. Owl he it tufted BIM of V 20,075,0011: fhtt' tit:Th taint:km - Wore '
lam Lewis. jtlr..Thortrinon and James Ma tin spent . '4111420 701 and the ourrenenttainAgell $ v0 r ,,J,',...c,
',bout bltni*eiewrirnaiawnottfdretMretrirwtrandikit'Alne In the afteeneonttheitidliieg tuhrke :WitE - atarae, _
'ter: and Mr. LaWl. raid ho had, lurtin,,,dperiAved ;beard let Ned by , extremleratrlnoney.,' Agthtfpeg ,iittriglq'j id , l l . .
In.. Martin speak about it this ntorcidg..' , ..r.ok • •me a a comparatively ritorleeltntrtirev,itibut'bisedlirt m -
•
ittil.tlin -"'
van. ad Ft ,--, Aniireit...allirmed - 1 -- Itreiv....thist - xtrorm ' , eM"l'''WTyle :mien at the close on Ostorday,,ev . ulna ,,, Ott this ~
veil, T . nth and , Pitte.. wail .altiano4 deem the - murder; A.. , sego ' t the great ranjurlty-of pritTplvtitag, Velhtevioloea.,'
` neasurod dip:well andfoutidtbist , thir eortitilita balliedri'•"'irrtli lIPIIMPR and guff off thol r ditrllitnift , gams
(moved by'ditectien of the tlonunonwoudth. arettliton. Toward this 1900" tit BUM trotz4 ttiotio3y I
L. V, Machette, affirmed-1 know Joseph Gilbert for 80 Moraine strongly activd and the needier c ant of borrow 1
- • • l'.-::-.-:1;114,,nktr,E.'
ye are; knowhini well;I &isn't iiiikause thiers•ls a • sweeten
in }Vita clytia who would believe him .1 don't thy* '
is pontible tor him to tell 'the 1';
;.• cromeesamlned-1 was ono of a number of , persons for
whom Mr. Gilbett builtheueeff and; theme was a aistillpt •
between ue; there was aladateent notable& ' • .•
1K ilham Italpiel, who' bait known. Mr. 01104 for fifteen ,
. 1 .,7 eats, testifit a instrepot/Glen was goad}
.Thehna firming teetified that he had known Mr. Gilbert'
seventeen years;; Would not ray what blares/Mallon for-
truth WPM:I, som t lisecple conaider, bim a t bad man, and
others coneidor *good num, butt would neillitt±!o be
the judge between hem. , , ^ •
Ft nismin l'itoodelde had known tJoeeph'-; Gilbert 25'
year/. and was his , brotherdn•law g testified that he had '
no coupe With Mut for 16 years.' owl could-not tell'
la chararter.
•I aninelT. Who that he had kiorvh Mr
-Wert :V:01 0 20 !years of late - yearn heard very „ little of •
years ego never had any confidence in him t would
I . lotteiy totem Urn when bitintertgat was at stake
Cretwexamired.elth reputation ten yeera alto wit With
Gore whom ere engaged in .f ernightegleilding. materiel;
:
r,"'l borne renelled-.6lett with Mr. Gilbert; referred
to yesterday, was,gboet b oard bill; I thou ght _ the mutt
.was by lire. Otibert. , but co yesterday found-Out
Was* suit by him ; that war • the reason geld he had not
rued me; lusyysans Mon large suat of .:; I . ll 9 l o,7 — l#ieb oo . and
there Is a euttrowpendittg'hetween ne..... - -
B. Werthlngfrn• to tilled that ho - had known Mr
Glitiett ten or tweige yam; 'ltta repigattoi; for truth is
Creeeezetnilied, - - , Minr& 'one man say he believed thiit
Ide, Gilbert soul the canoe of his losing &GO.
George B.Twltchellll3r..sworn.-1 am tiS years of age; it
the time this happened I wu living in Tnirteenth street
near Vine; lam a widower; mywite died 16 or 17 yelre
ago: *be died in my house In Tenth street oppoeite the
Je &mon College ; she nom! wae inetinel"elFl ;Itt , ggr Wag
in an inmate aetium. Mr. ituigert •
jected
Judge reviaTer deke d trio olaect of the
1 -Mrl.;MMann—f tick three preliminary nnestions 1n order
to allow who the whiten is, and I will show
Mr. Mogen—Pet your offerht voktiog and not make it
in the hearing of the lam
Mann—l•prefee rot to Make it in fn writinc
The Con t directed the ales , to be made in writing.
Thin was done— •' • _ ;”. ; •
• Att.Bleon,—W,M yourbotors hest me in 'support of it?
Jadge,Brewaterouggested that in the argument of spar—
. point; there ebould be 'matting mild about what '
. wee in or out, of the tate, - • - •
itwor hard to tell what wan In and
what'swim out of this:ease._ flistreat deal has get into this
case, and the defence oug ht to.have en import , ;ty to re.
move vrbatever of prejudice may exlat, in the ; ;d of the
• r. Begert interrupted bir
_Metro; and objected ' to any",
'Statements of what was Outside Of !house. ' The object
I here Is to have this case tried fairly , and properly. and
y any thing in retard.to the.risoner might be eridentihbut , '
he could not see what this wittiest; could show;
'2lr.elann eaid he thought be
duty
bias to make the rtntement be woe aboutto -gig& Over -
one hmadred thousand copies of a story had peen elicit.
tared before; this tries' that ale witness: by big cendue4
diem* his a lie to the insane asyinmn: He will be piitit
out se theman'who did that tbing.end•we matte show
this jury at the outset that this witness is not the George
Twitchell who drove his wife to toe ituttne istrium ,
'l he Court sustain ed the objection and th e evidence was
pot admitted. , •
itnets continued—A Imeseenger, came to my;house the ;:
r- night of Ulla otennence.'and informed toe of the murder
• and the arrest of my ton; „I, can hardlytell what, then
occurred, for I was So- Struck; I , went down' to the
house ; my eon. was ,"; not: ; in the -home • when I
reached t h ere: I went ; his sleeping room,
• and remained with Mrs. Twitt ell until' 6 o'clock in the
morning, when, at her earnest reneest.l went to the eta.
- ,tion•hc use to roe my Fong f did not see bleat they would
- not permit it: 'saw bim firet at this coroner's inquest; • I
interned to the bouee 'at 6 or -7 o'clock. and , remained
there-- until gammon. when they- .took my' sou's
vile to the Central Stationt the wily Article" Itook from
that house at any time weregome articles ofiewelrywhich
titre. Twitebell gave to me in the'carriage; there was one
clatter diamond ring. One eap,phire ring. one Pin ( one pair
or earring* two imitation breastpins , two p aim gold
rinse two pair of sleeve buttons. ono set of- gold ; c oral
JewellY, ore gold bracelet, one , gold 'thimble. one set of ,
etude, one gold breastpin and one gold buckle.
- Crose-examined--Mrs. •rwitehell was taken to the al&
Sion beuee shoes 12 ~ 'cinch: that. 'day; (rem 6 or 7 o'clock. ,
in 'be morning until 121 we attlis house these articles
; et jcwriry were given 'to me a' short time before ehe
started to go to tide station house; I cannot say hots Ling
alter that 1 a eat back to the homiest think .1 havtt testi
back to the house two or three times sine that nig ht.
ff. W. Gross M. D.. sworn—fez ►rimed:in; :riffle at
Eleventh and Walnut; I am one a the lecturers at Jelfer ,
eon College; one of the colleague of Dr. Levis; have hid
, large experience in surf [cal maladies •and ;diseases;
lansilisr with blood-Mame:3 have read the evidence in
this case about carrying' tha bets and bathing' the!
head; the body begins to pttifen about five or'
or boars after death.. and ;remains:' ;
that Condition 'trom ,16 to It hour* as a rifle; the stiffening
COMta 013 more slowly atter death from shock; death,
horn chock retards the coagulation of the , blood within
the body; cannot any that loss . of blood retards the
coagulation within .the body; - blood .co sedates -
plower in a cool stmosottere , than it does
in a warm one: when the bode of Mra. Gill was
found the blood *theta bad not coagulated, because that
cerement:es wit/I'th° stiffenieg of the body 6or 6 hours
after - deaths taking the facts in thin cue about Gm.
Hill's body, G was in *favorable condition for sprinkling.
blood. for t understand that the body, was found within
tiro or MX hours: blood and water in equal parts have no
effect num the coagulation. bet if the wat..r be in excises, ;
it etards ; if the fi hriact of;the " blood ts• separated
there a thin film formed I have examined the clothing
firocdn,c:a in
i t t l i 3 a t 11" as
carefully e
ES could
o a in
IT
iced with the na ked (i eye and withleum i not oriLusilli
croveope; that would : only tinge satisfie d Ina that the
blood was that of *mammal. • - • _
Question...are you enabled to account for the sprinkled
i Pt the
vent and Daatatooaa typos anyother
theory teehro '
of the cloth,.
=ME
sALts'
;.:.MISSION
Answer—l am.
Questlon—U.. . whist hypothesis - or thee*"
answer—lt Arnie spots could base got upon the coat.
the Test end the pantaloons and uton the boots, wigs the
ezeeption of the_umor aside of the left boot. high uP.
milers the pant had been rolled or pulled up:
Question—What is your theory ?
Answer—The spots cm the boots could be made bitten.
ping in the blood its the YAW In tarrying In a body from
the yard to the kitchen and b! Within* the head.— --
Question—What is the character of the stain on tke one
side of the boot ? -
Answer—Thera stales look like smears.
Question—cmid yon account for these sprinkles upon
the clothing by:the:fah* back of the bead poolof
untoward" dblciod?
Answer—l could.
Question—lf the prisoner's body had been in a atoning
.voritton. atd when the bead was raised it had fallen
suddenly backwards. and a quantity of blood had fallen
from the wounds in the bead' into the pool of =nom.
nlated blend beneath, might or might not these sprinkles
.upon the clothes have bean thus made?
.Answer—Veri many of them.
Qum tion—Do you feel confident of that?
Answer-1 dn.
Queetton—Could or could not the sprinkled spots upon
tho right sleeve have been very readily made in thle
way 1'
Answer-1 tilnk they could.
the Ques i tiobin—g o Could yo d
u account for any of those epote by
bak f the hea Y
Answer-1 could
FINANCIAL and CODLNEBOIAL
Site PhUadellphigi, Eitoney MailKe t
Sales at the PhiLadelphla Ste . c4 EX4161101.
MESSDoane.
IRO Penna 6's Sd per 10T 109 shNeston'illeß 10!
SOO talpilstless cap 100% 83 sb Penns 13,1 ts 51,f
i5OO do Its 300% 90 sh Cam t Ambov 1291(
900 do dne bill 1003 d 67 eb Leh Np inlets 1283‘
9 sh Alechllk Its 81
UISTWIEZN
TOO City 68 old d bill 96
8000 Pa Ist mtg Gs 1(104
013 sb Pmmu It 55x
100 rib Lb Nv stk c 2S
100 Th Read 31 493 i
1(0 th do reg&lnt 49 ,
anomie
2000 Lehigh GldLn 87.
3300 (J&A 68 mtg 'S3 873 i
(Continued in the next Edith:n.l
BOA.ED6.
100 sh Read R C 49
100 sh do 49
LOO sh do 2dys 49
100 Eh do 1330 4934
300 sh do c Its 49;4
nosan.
MO al Readli 49
. •
•. . ,
rt•' e.%
athr •
141.1 t. A I
•
• erg were compelled to p v altserte.',"of _fancy rates to
• Wake, their accounts good .at Dank. Seven ,; per
cent. "'gold was the riling „ rate of interest on' call
ohne, , mood' ,•'lnr'" taanY .htstaneetr commission
"rebaull from an , , eighth. • to; threeteishthe werd
••paid l addition. •••.7 he Contraction of he: banks against
411 e eta tement,for' the quarter e tiding December 84 is the
principal Canes of this stri Th ere is also ' a diets,
clic salon to suove'fnods at this Oengenct.
SEOU. While the great'
-Volume of aSectitation requires Unite amounts of COD' to
- carry st 4 cke.' ',The pressure) ott the winced the banke to ,
impel, the aonthern demand - for entreaty and to atmear
t Wen II In the statement leaver, little how) of, n eluder feel,
big In'the Metier ,market'pefore,• trio , beginningof the
yet,.be atltainent bond market wee reriallikebly Strong,
and active throughout the day; not 'iso much through a
speculative demand as onaccotnak L of. ai
inon e rable • • in•
vtlitinents by email purchatere.• 'the ' tote fold range/
iireht tel,too to $25 KR showing a touter wish to'realice
thegold Interest due on the let of January. The Mewl
'At'the evening were about the same as , at the. deity on
Saturday. From these there was witteady improvement the boards, which was,not lest in the eubsequent
transactions on the street. , „ , •
• In the stock market great animation brevetted, and
' prices were steadily and strongly active; until a reaction
`,arse created. late in the day, by the stringency: of the
mine y market. The features were New• York. Central
and 'Rock Island. The former advanced from (:(the,
opening price) to .1,58)0, from which there was decline
to IBIN. about a quarter to fiveteelock. with a imbsequeut
Tally to 157 M, and a relapse again to - 1561. at the close.
he Street was free of r stories ' and rumors, and
npward movement was quietly ,'.. carried on.
The ~'',,buoyancy of prices is the face -of tight
money Is ens of the remarkable featnree of the hour.:
great deal of Central stock was ,unloaded at high figures,
but whether by the clique or outsiders who do not care to
hold longer it Is difficult to say. The amount of stock in
_the hands of .the•clique la-estimated atfrom- fifteen-to
twenty millions of dollars. 'I here are few or no sellers
opti one. in d [rating that the clique bayonet yet decided to
dispossess themselves of their stock. •Erfawas brought in ,
for arise along With the general market but without very
'Staining success, the hildteet point touched Wing 4104.
Nock Island 'Beata to be manipulated by the Erie elkie.,
and was one of the most active of thestocks,an the Wt.'
A year ago the street was let in VT a very heavy loss by,
an overdoses of five inflhous of this stock. the price In con.
• requence suddenly declining fifteen to twenty per cent.
',/is the Erie clique are famous for this kind of strategY
they,maylu a repetition slit:with Hock Island. Ohio
,and Tafinsippi was oho quite ,activo. 'advancing rto
11011 under the guidance of a clique who are'imitative
of the Erie party. The Northwesterastocks received an
Impetus trout a published statement• of the compans.
claiming net earnings to the extent of - seven per cant. for
the past six months, but It did not sustain - the, advance.
The whole street is in goad humor. deepitethe stringeney
in money, *nit the' "bulls'? are - jubilant '' °'l be - bears
have elther-changed their tactics for the time being or--
are patiently waiting the more , favorable !opportunity of
• be/sinning their attack when prices are etW further In
'
Tille J atelt • QIIIOI4IUaIIIMO D' NONE' ZOIHN
NEW To= ' 2P. , !Roam' heavy; Meat*
and , Beek Islittd. Naadlndo 9914; (lemon .Cour.
;any. 4934 : Erie. Mit Cleveland and To 100 ; Cleve.
land and Pittstrura 1310;1:' Pitt
btu
and Fort VVaYnn.
111 U: Madden Central. 1141 Michigan - doutberm. ,e7fi ;
New York Central. 1873(;•Mtnels Central. 145; Cumber.
lmnd " Preferred. 27: Virginia 57; ,Mhionri
bizea. 90 , 4; Harlem River. 123,Sit Flvetwentieklettß , 1.104;
do.. 1884. 1074; db. p3M,107%; do. n0w,110141 Tau-forties.
105,t4; Gold. Nei; Money. . 7 per cent; Exchange,. 0936.
Ntlar!cebo by Tellegraptu
, .
(Special Despatch to the Ph il adelphia Evening Bolletiml
?taw Posit:Dee. i 6 4 .1.236 P. 11.--Cottori—...The market this
morning was steady , with a mo4erate demand: sales of
about 1 ,930 baler. We quote as Middling Orleans.
263 i: do. Uplanda. 264. • • - _
Flour. &c.—Reccipta 0.000 barrels. The Mar ket for Wes
ban and State Flour is dull and .lower. .The sales' are
about 4 01.0 We.. including it upertine State at $6 90(A6 35:
Extra • State at $ . l. tgßt7 Sit. low grades , Western Extra.
116 60@7 30. Southern Flour to dull and heavy. at $7 Mal
7 21fOr Extra Baltimore and Country. ant $7 00 Alt 00
for Pary do. California [ Your la inactive and ZIOMITIA
at $6 .000d 9 00 for old via the norm andl9lo for
new v ia , he leribmnit - • ' •
- Grain-Receipts-Wheat. 460 bushels.. The market is
nominally lover; no- tales. Corn-Receipts 25,000 btu.
The snalket is lower and heavy. Bales of 25 00, bushels
new 'Western at 23APtie. afloat; old do. at et 02.g1
Osts-recelpts 70u bushels ; market steady.but quiet;
salmi . of 15.000 tons. at7oko.. afloat.
Previsions- -The recet7ts of Pork are 120 barrels. Tim
market islimier. with a moderate jobbing demand, at
e 27 00 for new, Western Mem. Lard --Receipts, OM oka.
The market to doll and nominal. We quote prime
eteamer at 1630:311Mi. Hogs firmer; Western at 12;
City. 121 i.
Whisky-Receipts 200 barrels. • The market is dull. We
quote Western free at 121@1 OL
_ Y teorrenondente m the Associated Press.)
New-ONN.Dec. 29.-Cotton Armes: oaks of 1.900 bales
at 25M025 Xe Flour dull and declioed Weluc.; sales of
4.500 btos. state at $5 20(4ti ; Oblo at 114 sego in; Western
at t 5 fltiS: Southern. 676113; California at $526411 50.
Wheat doll. Corn doll and declined In; salesof 300015
boob. at 96c.(it
1M
10. Oats heavy : sales of 27r00,bushals
at 764;476Me. ef quiet. Pork steady at IN 75027
Lard steady atl63iiiiitic. Whisky quiet at 913 c.. free:
Baralmor E, Dec. 29..-Cotten firm at 2641125 W. - Molar
very doll.• hovers demand a reduction. and nothing
was dorm. Wheat dull and , nominal. Com firm;
receipts small; prime wh1te261112056.; 1yeV0w.135490e. Oats
dull at 55072 e Hare brat at el 55041 65. 'Pork quiet
$2B. Bacon, quiet. rib aides. Itllingilo,4c.; clear sides. 17
01730.; shoulders. 1: 0 4014t.; ham. M.; Lards quiet
141734012 e.
The Hill Homicide.
(Continued from 'Second Bditiou •
Question-Can you explain any of them a 0 being made
;idle bathing the heady - . .
Atuivrer-1 could. • ' - • ' '
Question-Be good enough to explain how?
Answer-Do you refer to the sprinkled or smeared?
Question-I refer to the sprinkled soots., - •
anewer-gprinkled spots 'of diluted blood might very
readil,y be throe n upon these- articles of clothing which
have teen enumersted. hicat2hig the hand holding , the
substance with which the he was bathed to the vend
containing the water to the bead and frets the head back
to the vessel. -. _
Question-Could you, as a ,surgeon, coot, and col
lected, have performe d operation of bathing the head
without sprinkling your own clothes?
Answer-I could not unless I protected my clothes.
Queetion---Does not the abate of blood spotek-uncoatu
hated blood-depend upon the velocity ...with which it
, strikes the object, the texture of thelabrio, and the post.
Bon of the object when struck? • • -.' -• ' - '- • '
Answer-lt doea. _ ••
.., ;__
Q_ueetion-Irott have examined the white ehirt titoduced
-end given in evidence in this case? Answer - I have.
--•- '
Question-Could or could not similar spots-4 mean the
29 epets-be made by a rapid movement. of the hand and
fingers? ' • '
Answer-They could. -- -
Queetion-Have you , at my request, made extant:nen-ft
in forming blood status?
Answer-If have:
Question-How lons ago?- . ' - - i •
Answer-More particularly , on the 17th of this month:
- Question-That was nine days before you- had seen
this ehist? • - -
Answer-It. war.
• Piece/lot' linen were produced in eisirt and the spots on
them explained by the witness. who said he made them
by the !baking of the hand.
• Question-Qin yon by any microscopic orcheanleal test
1119 whetber any of these stains came from wounds or
from st.2ll7lklCll from the hand or. fingers? , ~
Answer-No. I cannot. All that I can say ie. that they
are !Tote of blood, and I don't behave any man could say
anvthing more.
Q.. etion-This is the cuff allitded to rte haVingi a
washed appearance. If that cuff had been handled by a
bloody finger and subsequent) y lain in water noon a
bureau or table, would it not be likely to present that
appearance?
Answer-It migh t ; it is quite probable
Qu eat ion--.Vaveou made any experiments with a view
of ascertaining with what facility the human skin can be
iractnred by a poker?
Answer-I have.
A number of pokers were here produced. all of them
biles mere or lees bent.
Question-State to the jury the resultsof your expert-
thents.
Mr. Page rt. objected to this because the witness did not
have the poker found in Mrs. Hilt's house.
The objection was argued and the Court - ruled that the
witness might say whether, alter reading Dr. Brtaplelgh's
evidence, lie was of opinion such wounds could have been
inflict d by this poker.
Q..eetion-Have you read Dr.Shapreigh's testimony de
set ibing the se 'Wound! upon the head?
AVM er-I have.
Pr ker produced..
Queeliou-State wbether,in your °pints's, these wounds
could be inflicted with that poker?
The Com t instructed the witness that the answer must
not be hared noon the result of these experiments.
Question -01r hat is your opinion now?
Asir Wer—l am pl ., red iu a very singular position. for it
would seem absurd for any man to ear that. poker would
not produce wounds: if my reasons could be given for my
answer. I will eive my opinion -the experiments made
with three pokers only confirmed my opinion formed
years ago.
Judge Ludlow-Yr u roe' state any opinion as a medi
cal ervert hared upon the facts in this came '
Answer-It is impossible for me to say whether that. in
strument killed Mrs. Dill I don't say it is impossible: I
say it is impossible for um to eta te.
Queetion- Have yeti an opinion as a medical man, hav
ing r es dthe testimony of Pr. Bhapleigh in regard to these
woe nde-this - we e the eke!l of a woman.'66 years of age --
a thick one-having jnoticed the locality of the wouuds,
their ch,• racier and shape and depth, have you 111:1`0013.
lon whether these wounds could or could not have been
inflicted by this poker?* . - • .
ADM, r---1 barn en opinion. .
Question-NVhat lay our opinion, that they could or
CLule mil?
Answer-I do not believe that that poker or any poker
~.could inflict tuch wounds: this poker coal! net have
,•,•.• . .4 • 1:. , 1.t-- . :,.....::".......'. 4lbe en atruck-npon a Human head, fracturing tt, without
. • • ;:i. '; ,:.- C . V .. ',..,,,'' ' ~.., l' bark enri'dnetd ehonge,e inthe shape of the Poker , .
1..; , . ••• •,..* ••• , 14- , th culd it nothkel,havphd biolepatters occult?
I , ' I , r'' iti ,;.. ; ~. ;.1
It is poesible, arid beitiFW s mall h Test that blood
t o
It o
i.•`: ir.ki..iri. ..r.r:iirr- .1. , .. i .; r• i.•:-r' !might (Beane trbre it.li : lV: l - , JILL : VAL-I : at , !' ,15 ' 11 ‘414,1.,. li • ' imieQl-1144Vfly,pil eperilitgneflityrit.brpallegtYinio fraw.
.; ture a aka. and .shlyou
stay
_whether„ite nos thlet,M
„•t - u. •. ye or opinion to do it without liendingthe'peker? B " -"'"
•
tri BA ..- ; - irt
~A 11"...,, .„,... ~, Objected to, and the objeqionsustainedi ,
t t
r
--........ „,„LtLf,:,..... arr , rl:. Ivw.., r., , / , /r r niDEloLrOnliCfrd: I,li `,%., ,-.•-: }Va , cur . ; ; r . ' .., r:
I s l.? .., 35 .. tifiviii . 14 ,..,- s: ,,, t ‘ : di. ,, l 3 l . itnt es-Tore fdirafe) , Might and could upset:, these
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ARE• xow OFFEUING
SPECIAL BARGAINS
LADIES' FINE CLOAKS;
Reduced one-third to one-half
FORMER PRICES.
ALSO.
LADIES' FURS,
The whole of which they desire
TO CLOSE OUT,
in order to relinquish the department
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
The "Bee Hive,"
NO. 920 CHESTNUT STREET.
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ELPRI4:TUESDAY - DECEMBER 29 1868;,-
.EDITION:i FOUR'III EDITION.
THIRD
• •••••• , BYL TELEGRAPH''''
QOM q
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• . Docrettee ,of Atte ;IPaiblic
tspeciat Despatch to the Philadelphia Evening Beuetin.l
Wasnixerou, expected at - the
Treaitay'Departmenfthat, the public 'debt stale
men t. for December, will show a very 'gratifying
exhibit of the condition of the, debt. 'rho re
,
celptshoth from customs and internal revenue
have been about the sa e as' usual; while the ex
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yenditureti, are very ht. , There will be a gle ,
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Crenew in; he total smolt t. of the debt of about
•
:eight million dollars. , - •
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.'.Fire ,aud u
se of Life., •
Cruedoo, Dec. 29. is morning a fire broke
out ire the_honsa _No. •49 -Erankilm- street, -In - this
city, which originated from the careless use of
kerosene. , Three men and a woman jumped
from the. windows of the fourth story to the roof
of a twastory building, and escaped with slight
injury. Wallace and Louis . Card, brothers,
joined bands and leapt headlong into the street.
One was instantly killed, and the other died In
fifteen minutes afterwards. • .
Iftom
&near, Dec. 29.--fitmaker - Colfax was limit
night the truest of , Lient.-Gov.:Clailln; at whose
residence many citizens called to pay their res
pects during the , evening, Today Mr. !loll=
will visit the works of the American Watch Com
pany Walther's, laid in the - afktnoon will give
s reception'at the Tremont House. i•
Criwo.
, Hem TORN, Dec. 29..—Thomas Eagan was ar
,rested last night in Jersey City for stabbing and
inflicting several severe wounds on • Patriot{ H.
Flary. Eagan claimed that he was drat assaulted'
by Flary with a knife.
'A German sailor, yr • PaaakUl, was
stabbed teethe heart f I killed early
this teeming at adm Grand street,
Ii Hoboken. Ann 'inn, Gustaf
Sendertnann, Chrlstop lobo, Stubbel,
Fritz Glade, John Ho; Juno, Jacob
Schmidt and•others wi as participants
in the assault. , Clause \s identified by
a woman as the one wl 3 fatal blow.
Dlstrine ie.
Botrow,,Dee 29., 'whip Tarifa,
from Liverpool, and r Ist., lat, 44.50,
long. 46.55, encounter :ale from the
northwest, breaking ti. id. At 4 PM.
on the 20th, in lat. 44., .17, parted hor
rudder chains, and !rot ~..our until her ar
rival her steering am ..i.us has gostsisted solely
of spars. The hull and,cargo anintanjurelL.
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B. suesicit - a co.. led ',oath Delaware avenue JOB. D. BOSSIER a Ci.. 108 Beath Delaware avenud - CO.. log nouns ware averuk ,
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ADDITIONAL CABLE NEWS
LAHR FROM WASHINGTON
Congressional Committees at Work
:BY the Atlantis Cable.
LorincT, Dee. 29; 1 P. M.--Consols 923 ' tor
both money, and account. U. FL Pive-twenties
' 743 i. American Sleeks easier,. bat not lorry'.
Nate, Dee.' 29.-the Bonne, doselast.
evening. Ratites 69f. 77c."
LancrtrooL, Dec.:29, P '—Cotton firm; mid
dung Uplands ' 16%; middling - Orleans,' 11d';
'Breadstuffe nnehangedf lard, '65; tnrpentine 27a ;
- common - rosin; 2 s6. - 611. - ; 486. - 3 d:
Myren Dec: 29.—Cotton bnoyant.'on , the spot
124 f.; afloat,' 123 f
LornYorr, Dee. 29. the -steamer Atalanta ar
rived on Sunday.
quiumeerawn Dec. 29.—Arrived .yesterdsy;
steamer City of Paris.
LlvEnroor., Dec: 26, 2 P. it.-41irne and fabrics
at libulchester iird firmer; - Wheat la Armor but
not higher. No. 2 Red Western,;9s. 10d.@1.06.
Ceru,'2Be. - Bd.(i)9Bs. 6d. ' Peas'are easier but not
CometuAtteessa.VVork4
(Special despatch to the Phlisdelphtarmeoing Boßotha
WABIZINGTON, Dec. 29, 1868:=13enators Trwa
pull and Edmunds have remained here; thus far
during the recess at work upon de, a'ablects re
quiring the attention of the Judiciary Commit
tee. Both are preparing to support! , ' their - peenliar NieWil "upon legislation necessary in the
Georgia case when Congress re-asseMbles.
Five members of the Committee; on 'Foreign
Anita, includiug,Senatois Butane!, Merton, Fes
senden and Harlan,-have been here until within
two three days, and the three first-namcd are
still here.
The Ilene Funeral—Ms Incident. ,
Miss Laura Reno, the sister of the victims of
the New Albany 'assassination, Who was 'in the
city yesterday. is described by • those well ac
quainted With her as a yonng womart.of remarka
ble beauty. and accomplishments. It Is also said
that she possesses a Urge part of the brains of
the fatuily,which, added to an inflexible will and
au Intense desire for revenge, will sooner or later
bring ruin or death upon some of,the murderers
of her brothers.' At their funeralpat Seymour, a
few days ago, the attendance was
large, and among other • persons, a
resident of Seymour dropped He had scarcely
made"his appearance when Miss Rena rose from
her seat, and walking across the , room, fiercely.
told him that that was no place for him r that she
recognized in him'one of the murderers of her
brother, and Hite did not leave Immedlatelyr it
would be worse for him. Unless a great mistake
has been made is the estimation of Laura Reno's,
character," the Jackson county Regulators will
find that the oath of revenge which she took over
the dead body of Frank Remo, was no mere empty
threat, to be forgotten in an hour, but a promise
of terrible meaning.-7sdiampofis Sentinel, 25th',
• , artenma Ward's Estate.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
noting the-newspaper report - that Ihe kunented
"Artemus" perpetrated , a "goak" in devising so
much property while his executors were unable
to tind mord than a few hundred dollars, gays:
In August,lB66, I met Artemus Ward , at the
, Langham Hotel to London, 'soon after hie ar
rival from America, and he stated tome, in conft
dence,that he had brought over with him $84,01k1
in'merican money. He Paid that he expected
to make a trip around the world before his
return home, and I judged it was for that object,.
partially, that he carried with him so large an
amount. This was before he commenced lectur
ing in London or knew how he would succeed
there. I advised him to purchase American
securities with his funds, and deposit them in
some reliable bankingtonse until he wished to
use them. I never ascertained what course he
nnrsued. Egyptian Hall, which is reckoned'a
490 house, was filled every 'night- while.:lo ice!!
Lured. Add the receipts there -- to - the original
sum which he took from America. '
Russia and the Eastern Question®
The Indipendance Beige of the 13th says it ap
pears that Russia has not joined the other great
powers in support of the Turkish demands as she
e Ids-to tho—opitiloo-gP;en-Trevionsly that
Crete ought to be ceded to Greece; but that,
nevertheless she has recommended prudence' and
circumspection. •
CITY BULLETIN.
AssAuLTING A PotteuntArt.—S. Markley, resid
ing at No. 741 Spring Garden street, was arrested
yesterday by Policeman Fisher, and was taken
before Alderman Massey upon the charge of as
sanit and battery upon " Policeman Paul O. Dan
trechy, of the Eighth District. On Christmas
morning about 2 o'clock the officer was standing
on the corner of Eighth and Spring Garden
streets. and the defendant, it Is alleged, fame out
of his house and cried "police." Dantreehy ran
over, when Markley said there was nothing the
matter, "it was only a joke on the policeman,"
and invited the officer to take a drink. Then a
discussion on political matters ensued, and re
snitcd, as is charged, in Markley striking the
officer. The accused was held in $5OO bail to an
swer at Court. -
THE YOUNG bleartmuicuou.v—Tbe annual bal
marque of the Youngillacrinerchor will come off
at the A.cademy of Music on Thursday, the 7th,
of January, 1669. The greatest preparations are
being made for the affair, the annual recurrence
of which is looked , forward,to with a groat deal of
I pleature by so many citizens. That it will be
f grand it is scarcely, necessary to say. Every
body knows what to , expect when attbnding the,
entertainments of the Young Maeunerchor.. It
is sufficient to state that the committee baying
.chaTgo of, the arrangements for the coming ball
I,iii 3 Omposcil of gotlemen of much experience In
.tilitc,„mattprar,(Md_olo are.Werliina arduously to
Ito ll lI et , AIM )tiainAt A 411.0040,10 lAtAt
:. season. ~ a ;:'.:.i, - t , I, ..,; , ..J , i:1 -11 F I h.; 'l, ;, ;.1.0,
Bazni - ;`,UbiAlt •fisb"
feclogic i ,• ?Tarn belOnging I'6 l Davisi Itieated
the tiri'V
t epty-'
Er.'coi;id WartVwasttatilly destroVed biPnfite:
retlitelNiat 811J1iLISTIN.;:
:;: , :...1:1.15.0.f.t;1iki.:,'!.,
'citlhim ',
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LATEST CABLE ''"NEWS' `°
IN4Oubles'
The _Gx,eelt
A MARINE DISASTER
An Emigrant - Ship a Totar, Lose
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.:FEAROOL , •, r - ILOsS OF LIFE
the Minutia Cabe
Cornerstirtsomn, Duo: 28th; 'via London, Dsc.
29112.—A circular trent the BablltuaL keit% just
Issued, confirms t c report of ; the Sultan's refneld
participate In the, projected conferents It the
Cretan question Is to be dismissed. -
Lownon, Dee. '29.-'-The Russian
denies having alven,authorityto 6reekuternhan .
vends to use tie Russian flag, for any-purpose whatever
Pants , Dec.- 29 : Reports • have been- received
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here of a collision between a band, of invading
Greeks and a Turkish force in , the Turkish pro
vituie of Albania, in which the.Greeka . . were: vlo-
- Lorinmv Dec. emigrant ship Many --
Banner, forNevr 'York; was totally 'Zeit in Algae
on Dec. 21, 700 miles weefrof the Coast'of litdand. ; '
Forty-two people'were `saved' rafts;and • ,
rived at Boulogne,Yrancm The captain and the
rest of the crew and ',pisiongers,l22*Mione,Ull
tell, are lost. Major Henryi Joy, late of the
American'annY;' and a passenger. was mainly
strturtental hieavlng the lives of his fellow pas-
sengers.
prote.—There bine nutrition of such`a yeas& as
the Starry Danner , in'the canal marine atithori- ,
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ties which suggests the possibility that later ad
vices from Erirope WI mitigate -the above start-! -
ling detalls.)
AVI:MLICEEILIALs•
18 68 HOLIDAY SEASON.IB6B- •
LA-CE CURPALUCIS,
' 4 ROoKE‘ STRIPED TERItYSI
PONCEATT ePLUSHES
i •TpRIES_...„,'IN.;::.:::./.01N ! .;. - ..,',PC.10.00.
Cretonne; 1 1 ::se t and Liopo,
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!WO 4NII TIBIA, COVER&
The above goOde are fteehtand Are
9!rireired,virith ittriche•snofso.
recherche and cempiete
Fabries eii the Outbeillehiatlalhol Two!?
ions, Libra - arta.,
reetos, 311aliity ever exhibited ;tin"
I. E. WALRAVEN,
MASONIC HAIEM.
No. 719 CHESTNUT STREET.
(HOLIDAY' GADS
Annual Olosing Out Sale
NOTTINGHAM AND SWISS LACN
CURTAINS. - ,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
DAMASKS, REPS, TERRIES,
And *General Line of
CurtE4n Nfatrials.
PRICES MARKED DOWN
According; to our Custom at these later.
An extra force of Upholsterers eilgaged will 'inure
promptneee,ln executing our orders. ' .
CARRINGTON, DE ZOTtairE& 00.
S E cora th i rteenth and Chestnut.',
del2 s to Imtt
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