Daily evening bulletin., April 14, 1869, Image 3

JBUBDSTSBS MOMCgB.
l*■ u !&•» vSt l’ho bJnhbst prtxee nwardud
- Tilts W£hßK PIANOS. .*xh,-
s^^."iu« C AHai y Topp."MMOT.°MUlMiin<lerjon,
fSfi&'i aad •
l-y 1102 Cboatout street.
'■ l— h'Pi-i'hwaV'P ~pf-ANQB RECEIVED THE
of No. 1006 Chestnut etraflt.
,miio- iIHIUKKRINQ PIANOS RfiOBIVED
award at tUflFfilli EXWSttion,.
nInTON»9 Wartroomi, 914 Chertnnt g treat. ge2l,tfs
EVENTNG BUI LETIN.
tr Cimcsiay, April 11) 1809.
hi*; tominiKN *» «*' Aea«t<. m
To-day is the unniversary of the darkest
aod Etddtßt day that ever Tell upon the people
of America. Four years ago, ou the four
teenth day of April, 1805, Abraham Lincoln
was murdered} and the event rests in the
hearts and memories of the people as a hor
ror without parallel in the J extent of its in
fluence ortho depth of its impression. On this
eomiog night, four years ago, Abraham Lin
coln, the strange, sad, weary, worn man of
the people, isy dying, while the nation was
yet unconscious of the catastrophe which had
befallen it. The miserable assassin had deal!
his fatal shot, and was fleeing! for his
wretched, worthless life. The grand work of
Abraham Lincoln, done so patiently, so
wisely, eo humbly, so trustfully, so truly, was
ended-, and as the glory of victory dawned iu
the national horizon, the thick darkness of a
national woe spread like a thick cloud over
nil the coming brightness.
The anniversary of Abraham Lincolns
assassination should be solemnly cher
ished in the hehrts of the people. The rising
generation should have its sorrowful history
impressed upon them, and in these days,
when bo much has been done by a faithless
Executive to exalt and reward the assassins
of the Martyr-President, the loyal people o'
America should enshrine his name and mem
ory still nearer to their hearts.
THE I'WITCHELX CHIMES.
It can scarcely be said that the revelations
tost made by Mrs. Twitchell throw any new
light upon the murder of Mrs. Hill. Taa 1
crime and its motive still remain, in some de
gree, a mystery. But those who have al
ways believed Twitchell to bo the murderer
•will have their convictions strengthened by
the extraordinary papers he presented to his
•wife. These also give new proof of the
cowardice and baseness of the murderer and
suicide. His mendacity and hypocrisy are
also exhibited more vividly than ever before.
The excessively religious letters he wrote, just
before the false narratives he wanted his wile
to adopt as her own stories, are enough to
satisfy every reader that George 8. Twitchell,
Jr., was a lying hypocrite whoso equal has
rarely been seen.
The fact that Twitchell had time, oppor
tunity and materials to prepare these long and
carefully-written manuscripts leads again to
the conclusion that he was not watched as he
should have been; that persons were admitted
who supplied him With writing materials
and, it may be inferred, also supplied him
wilh the poison by which ho evaded - the gal
lows. These are matters that ought, to.‘be
inquired into; for the clandestine furnisher o!
stationery was probably the furnisher of the
prnssic acid which the criminal is thought to
have had about him some days before he used
it Once supplied with the stationery,Twitch
ed! seems t/> have had abundant opportunity
for using It; but there has been no evidence
that he was ever discovered writing, and this
shows most shameful want of vigilance. Jo
he was so discovered, everything he wrote
should have been taken from him. It seem
incredible that in a prison supposed to be
well-managed, a condemned murderer should
have been able to do so much writing and to
convey it to hiß wife without being observed,
or without being restrained in the work.
These are some reflections that arise from
the revelations made by Mrs. Twitchell.
There are no new particulars concerning the
rnnrder which can be implicitly believed, in
anything that Mrs. Twitchell has said or her
husband has written. Bat there is enough to
authorize a aew inquiry concerning the mode
ef treating and guarding condemned mur
derers in the County Prison. If there is to
be no new light on Mrs, Hill’s murder, there
may yet he some thrown upon Twitchell’s
suicide.
t
lIUUKIS WltKtt. |
The Legislature has agreed to e.aj’iurfifon
IPrldsy, and as it approaches he adj mrnment,
and btgins to consider its latter end, it i 8
proving its penitence for some of its past mis
doings by some very good works. Yester
day's proceedings indicate a desire to con
eiliate public opinion by several acta of leg
islation which will be generally and,ln some
cases, unanimously approved by the people
of Philadelphia.
Two railway tcbemcß were defatted yes
terday, one by the passage of a prohib.Ory
salt law, which will pul an effectual slop to
that odious nuisance, and another, by the de
feat of the bill giving the Lombard and Booth
Streets road the right to crowd a track
through North street, to the most needless
annoyance and loss of the business of that
neighborhood. The people of Philadelphia,
now that the steed 1b stolen,are a unit in their
desire to keep their stable doors shut azaiust
the railway monopolists. They have given
thete corporations privileges which have been
systematically abused, aud they will heartily
sustain the Legislature and Councils iu al !
future action having in view the enforcement
of existing laws and the restriction from
farther privileges, in the case of thoss useful
but tyrannical corporations, the city railway
companies.
The Broad street omnibus scheme was
passed by the IlouBe; but we are indebted to
Mr. Josephs for an important amendment
.requiring the consent■of @ttutruilß;"before-t l !>a'
line avenue can be encumbered with thine
lumbering, rambling obstructions. Council
have done so well, of lute, la protecting,.our
Streets from invasion, that we are very wil
H"g to entrust Broad street to their c ire.
They, have put an. effective guard upon
Twelfth and Sixteenth streets, aud their noc
turnal raid upon the Broad street.'.tracks'L.
fresh to tbo public mind. Wu cknuot be-
THE WEDNESDAY, apbil u, ■ m%
lleve that they will consent to the revival of
tho fossil omnibus, at least until its necessity
becomes much, more apparent than it Is at
present. IHt ever must come,CbanollB must
see to it that this Omnibus and Sleigh Com
pany is not vested with the same omnipo- c
tence that now roles in the Board.of Presi
dents. IF their consent is ever given,—and
we bope the day is far distant,— let it be so
qualified that the city shall reoeive some sub
stantial benefit from .it, and the citizens be
protected from the impositions of another
practically irresponsible corporation...
But the great work of the House, yesterday,
was the unanimous passage of the Trust Bill.
This bill has already been published and
explained, and its provisions are well under
stood. It places all the charitable bequests
to the ciiy or Philadelphia in the hands of a
Board of Trusts, the city government being
xepresenied by the Mayor and the two Presi
dents of Counci e, and the remaining mem
bers being uppbiated by the several Courts.
The duties of this Board will be extensive
and very onerous. The management of
Girard College, alone, is no easy task. It is
a great establishment, with the population
of a small town, aDd its proper administra
tion requires high intelligence, Bpotless integ
rity, constant vigilance and devotion to duty,
and absolute impartiality. Beside this charga,
there iB the management of the whole Girtra
estate and a number of minor bequests. The
success of the Board of Trusts will depend
upon the wisdom of tho Courts in the original
selections of its members, the judicious dis
tribution of its sub-committees, and the rigid
exclusion of all interested or political con-
siderations from its actidn.
We Bre far from being of the number o
those that believe that the past managemen
of the public trusts has been so oorruptand
outrageous as some reckless writers in Pnila
delphia and orators at Harrisburg have
averred. Many of the gentlemen who
are now connected with these great
trusts are <• efficient, high-minded and
Honorable men. Councils have a right to
complain of the wholesale denunciation
that is often so thoughtlessly heaped upon
them on this and kindred subjects. Tney
are untrue and unjust, because they do not
discriminate between the sheep and the go its,
Oelwteu the wheat and the chaff, between the
men who are sensible and honest, and thus
who are knaves or fools. But it cannot be
denied that there his been a steady deteriora
-ion in the grade of men selected for the
charge of those public trusts and tbe conduct
of public affairs generally. The first board
of Girard College consisted of Joseph R
I Chandler, William Biddle, Mndeca
L. DaWßon, William J. Duane, Frederica
Fraley, E. Joy Morris, J. Rodman Pan,
Samuel H. Perkins, Thoinaß U. Walter, Al
exander Henry and John Weigand. Ia the
early years of the College there were other
citizens i f the same stamp appointed: Sam
uil Norris, Henry D. Gilpin, Morion Mc-
Michatl, Wm. U. Drayton, Alexander Brow a,
Henry M. Phillips, and other prominent, re
spectable, educated men, in whom; the whole
ccmmuniiy had confidence. If Council 3
nave buffered the grade to run down, it is be
cause the people of Philadelphia have Buf
fered the grade of Councils themselves to run
down, and the whole matter resolves it3el
back to tbe first principles of that “highe
law’ which makes the people of any com
munity responsible for every abuse or wrong
hat exists amoDg them.
Thiß Board ol Trusts mu9t have a fair trial
Wo trust that Councils will not embarrass it
wilh needless litigation or factious obstruc
liou. The Courts will, undoubtedly, retain
in the Board sume of the be3t men now en
iiaged in the management of these trusts, both
as a matter ol justice to them and of good
policy to the Board. We share the geueral
confidence that the charitable bsquests to tbe
city will be wisely and well administered.anb
that, whenever public confidence in tbia re
ppect is permanently established, these be
quests will be largely increased.
Messrs. Brown & Ives, who have lately
been made the object of such an exiraordi
nary assault trom Senator Bprague, have
issued a Card which will be found in another
page of to-day’s paper. It is a dignified,
temperate, bnt unqualified denial ol the charge
made hy Mr. Bprague, And will be received
with the fullest confidence by all wh--
know the high standing and unblemished re
putation ol the great Providence house, whian
has bttn dragged before the CQantry in auen
an unprecedented manner by the eccentric
Senator from Rhode Island.
Eluntliir. MtirDoroOT Ac co ' An f, tl ? n ,l
I, M| Nos. SSS and *34 Market street, will boil
m o-noirrow (Thurrdey), April 16, at 10 *'■'
catalogue, on lour uiunthn’ credit, a large and l™P<,rl
nni iu i ul Foreign aud Domotlc Dry Giwd*,ti)Clml'np
H 6 I.utkiigci* of D niietio; MiO pieces Clothe t-ntj
Carrlmeie'* end Loatliwe, Doe-ktne, Trlcote, Meltou..
Kruhtrv. Italian*. Batin ite ttbinee. Drop <1 R'e. ® .
tall lues of Gerimm end Irish Lluon-i aotl Linen
O-.oea; Wtal’e.Gnorr,; 1, ft. llrtlllr., Drees Good-,
fillin'' Buttin'. Quilts. Gent"’ Fn-blrdiing G ind*. Bolrar
ral ro d H"np Bhlns, Tin*. Umbrellas, BuO Pane HtelliJ
Sbnwlr, 100,000 Paper Collars, 0.000 dosen Uoalay and
° oV’liWhT, April 16. at. 11 o’clock, by catalogue, or,
four nini.the’ e dit, *OO olecee Ibnaucle, Ingrain, V-..
iilliun. Ilen.n, Collage, List mid Hap Carpe.ing-, 0.1
C o be, MuliiUgt** &c. ___
firpbnna* Court uiirt I'xecwtora’ Sale.
TLuiuuh A. hun* Hdvcniec f>r public «r»i« ihe 1 irm*
vnlnablt* efiaie* of Dr. David tjillcrt, Jt-me* C.
limitin' 9 l H’iJmon Whilldin, Allen J Hubba, John
p f'tiiV WiUium Uaynor, Nathan*, minors,Utthtru
N, A Dennett, V. IK. l>'tanagan,Jottn lican*,
-un i: >11.0, compri-lun «!♦*« .m IWM-u e#, I V V ‘ ~ , v
H. a SUnci*, llUlldlnu Lulu, &<•- tiec ban lb lla iu I’m
Aiicnon KtniniH, lh‘J an<t 141 BoutbFouiUi alrect.
Cot fotiu't iteutd every Saturday.
DU F K. THOMAS, THE IA'IE OPERATOR Al
• to'tltou Dental Ateucitt lon, it now the onlyo.tr
iu I hU»d* li.lua wbo devotee U erutke time eod practlc
in.xirauns Uith, abnolut-ly w > lllou i ,'f'Vi'i vn?
nllTme cxldo gar. Office, No. 1U37 WAUNUI
uiltet. W‘bS tr rp)
JUUN Lift Ml* UI'ILDER,
1781 Olibßl’Ml'l’dTKE T,
>nd 213 1.01X3' STREBT.
Me •’ anlca of ev«ry l.raucii rojinrcd lor iiouae-bulidmK
oLd n tiai proniiitlj f»«rijithfcd. 0
JjJLKK* PUILLIPFI,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
NO. HO? BANBOM TREET,
F'lill-AOELI'HI A.
\\ AKKLRTON'II IMPROVED, VBNTibArKD
Hi and uaty-mtIDR lire** lint* (patented) to all the ap
p, 0 y«-d i bklii >prt ot ibo eeanOD. Olieituut atroet, uexi
dooi to the Puet office. oc6-tfrp
IJATENJ’ BIH.lTItlt-BUWKKt ANDTAUBEIfI.A'fO
X iht fcb If-bowlu* bhut'eJ Bui. tor eulu tjv TKUM vN &
Mtib. rhiudtjjijitt. w ;_ f i:;*
G ON THE MO MV Y DRAWER OF A
t&MTU ai Third and i.athnnmj rtrcKia on ttat.ur
diy. a ufw* ** the propiietor that Ueio whb rtjino o<ie turn
i * U R »Hb hUc.wh. 41- "«*< tu tile *d) »iu 0(5 ro>ill' bit
U, I ,lit ill liiiic tuinitih «nt? t*M»P ,r ’ Alderman iltterm -ry
ion u itu d 111- accu ed." Bo'tald a m‘iri>lr.g paper, w.*
Immt v» ml k*iid« of «h*--e Alnr- \Umry-4r j veia. IKl*-
MAN li HMaW . No. B 3& (l.i*.ht Thtro-ilvjj Market
btUm Muth. .. .
IXOUILE FAIUNA OH MILK FfOILE’I9, GObPKE
1) i.Mi • «%!*«>, t ana. K-tU *e, of V/-«h butl v.O
it* i>» M »hb both re. mjO other ur l* lor Oiiw» «. f«w **»«»»*
Ttvl MAN 4irH.\W, h0.K.6 (Eight Thuty-llyo) Market
IkUih Ninth.
OLUIUINS
To Bay,
■ Or
Wot to Bay,
That’s the Question!
Whether it is Better to. Pay
High Prices for Clothing,
Or to go to
Famous Oak Halt, -
The Largest Olotbing House in
Philadelphia,
•and
x’he Best,
And Bay
Elegant Bpring Clothiag
At Pr.ce b Easily Commanded by
Any Man’s Parse.
Wanamaker&Browo,
Wanamaker & Brown,
W anamaker & Bro wn,
Oak Hall,
Oak Halli
Oak Hall,
S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
S F. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Si K Cor. Sixth and Mai Ret Sis
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
S. E. Or. Chestaut and Seventh Streets.
Choice Goods for Present Season.
In dally receipt of Sew and Staple Spring
(foods.
“ NOSLIW-DN A-LLIHKCOR.”
N. B.—Don’t spell that backward, or yon will
find out what it is.
Do yon want yonr boys to grow np good men ?
C3T Clothe them at Rccbhlll & Wilson’s. j£3
Do yon want ihem to look respectable $ Thoo
iST Clothe them at Rochbtli & Wilson's.
Do yon want ibotn to sbnn whoever Is bid?
Cir Clothe them at Rochhtll & Wilson’s.
Do yon want them to make their patents gUn ?
t£5T Clothe them at Rockhill & Wilson’s.
Do yon want to save cash for a raloy day ?
R 3” Bnv clothes at Rockhill A Wilson's. „®i
Do you want to de .1 where von’ve least to pay ?
CaT Deal at Rockhill & Wilson’s.
Do yon want to wear clothing fit for a king?
eir Bay it at Rockhill <fc Wilson's.-
Do j on want a suit for tho present spring ?
65“ It’s ready at Rockhill & Wilson's. .JSJi
Be sure, when you next shall come ta town,
65“ To come to Rockhill & Wilson’s.
That splendid hall, so big and brown;
IS” Thert's none like Rockhill & Wilson’s. ..i'-ii
ROCKHILL & WILSON offer to the mascnlln
public the best assortment ever seen under one
roof of Spring Clothes, and material from which
clothes are to be made,
AT TRICES so low that the bare mention e!
them will open Ihe eyes of any reasonable man
OP STILES so magnificent that Bolom to in
all his gloty was not rigged ont half so fine a,
Roclihlll & Wilson’s customers.
OF EXCELLENT DURABILITY so great that
jon will almost wonder what yon shall do to
wt'fir ibttn out.
OP ACCURATE FIT to such an extent that
yWrabody who bays of ns goes h»mo feeling
ibat te Is a gentleman and not a scarecrow with
some clo bee piled on It.
GENTLEMEN! GENTLEMEN! GENTLE
MEN! Tue Biscboff CoatiDgs, the Simonia
Hack Covirings, the Rhine Cloths, the Cashmere
Vestings, the American and the Binpoekburu
Cheviots In a word, all manner of goods of all
cOECtivable styles await yon, cheap for cash, at
ihe magnificent .
Brown Stono Clothing Hall
OF
ROCKHILL & WILSON
603 and 605 Chestnut Street.
COOPER & CONARD,]
S. E. corner Ninth and Market.
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
BOYS’ CLOTHING.’
7b" e ! ler. mib r *\ ft, prieo* and aefcotmont second
' o i cue.
Oji CUdTt M RS think we take the lead In these
reepec'. , ,
N. 11 Men’a o bine made to order.
&>b -luj4p> _
OGiltN & HYATr,
TAILORS,
tio. 827 ARCH STREET,
Lite with Wnoam.k'r & Bro vu.
THE F'fHB 1 ' GOODS, P' ENCH E J01.13U AND
DOJIEBIHJ TEKM M DEKUE.
n|l4 lo<p
UU TE V PAT ~vT SPEC I OVN
V. iju j] d if hi tor , No. 13/ 8 >utb
x r.lel.t. , .h to Wo mi*. apl4ll4p
-i ~ _ur.T mTTr hair our at kopp’s
I f H.iooD, h‘ I rsPelniia Hair Cutter.. Children'.
li,r c.t at lli'-lr K:v: dt-nre, Hair and Wh nkora Oyod.
II i or« act in order. Ui on b unday morning. 126 Exchange
O. C. KOPP.
SJIT nF.U BURLINGTON I ERRINGB Att IVIN
M dally. Forealoby q p _ kNIOHT ft BROS.,
np ig,2trp 11* Booth Wnaryre.
OKUIMS R[..TAPi.« A wii'TTVULI. DIKE. i'iON.l
Gi. r lire l FrVatt Botlili I cm. Oanada -nil
mi t ,i Poarl B»gf. Hard.’ parlna com Food, Kaoibout
i* 1 ...* Galatlno • :aracn, 0. cao »u i other Ui-itll at 1/r
iiu l y ,T? CHINN, d. W., or. Broad am] Borneo
rtr * 9. ■
ItEPAIRB TO WATCH Ed AND MU3IOAL
Boxoe. In the beat
rfl4 Cherinuf trect. botovv Fourth.
•SXBrXANisr-A,^^-
as Bouth Tblrte* nth atroet. mbU6 fiinerp^
Vf AtiAZIN I>lsa MODES.
lot* WALNUT
MRS. PROfTTOR.
Cloaks, WaUcing Bnita, Silkfl,
Dru» Goodu, Loco ilhawls,
Ladlet* Lndirrckrtjhlng
and La«Uoß'iPar*.
Dcoioot made to meaimro in Twenty-foui iloors.
B E A B. D ’ 8
GREATEST HCMOROUa swwect.
“ The Old Woman who Lived In a Shoe,’
NOW ON EXHIBITION
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
81®'Chestnut Street.
-t; the richett In liumor that well*
•eted, andlittraotim? wAuoh at
robllihtr to bd iMfgrett hit
sim at ft very large outlay.
of Tyjf f
*4 At
7 tic atiovo enbloct. the richftt in humor Hiattl
kno« u artlai liuc completed, and 'auractine »o,
u niton. « n.- thmiplit I>T the H>bll.hcr to be [l/
uf tbo BOBBOD, and secured by hi® at a very 1/
The OHROMO-mn exact bizb of tiff o “ n '"* L
, iO , eo iuchee) made lu liui Ho woxccuteiMn ibo Mebert
of the Ait. and believed t> filial, if not r»lrly «ur.
f aE(. IDT chromo evir Been In Araer.ca.
II m»y not bo on' of place lo .Undo to tho Rr ml ropnta
lion of Mr. lleabo ,a the matter humoronopalator of tho
,CC Thme of hi* woik.wl h whb h tho public are most
omilior rnch a. "llio March of S l-noe,” "Th.> m*w In
ito i-oaoe." -ilalnlng Cat! and D. na." -GuMvo ’a l oot,
and “1 he Bear Danco” fcxhibltod In tho Unlvcraal k-.v
, coition. P.rla, 1867, -ndepoken of .o f avorabW). aro all
lu private hands, and-Tho Old Woman’* Shoe" Is the
firrt pub'icothn of any magnitude oyer made of the pro
due tone of this artiut.
Subscription price of Chrome, $2O.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
No. ©1« CHESTNUT STREET.
apli BtrnC =
CHROMO EXPOSITION.
JAMES S. EARLE * SONS
LOOBII6 fiLISI HABEBOOM
AND
FBEE Q&LIEEV OF PASSIINGS,
S\e CHESTNUT STREET.
New oren.au exfrcmelvintercetlne oxbibmon.oieparcd
w.lh JUM .*™
ec™?n° prominent O'lglnal paintlnga, and 11.0 cttromoa
from them, for careful corotiarteou, union which ore
Whittles “BABEFOOT BOV.”
Blerntodt'b “CALIFORNIA SUNSET,"
Lemmen’e “POULTRY YARP,"
Tail's “GROUP OF CHICKEN B.”
•• “GROUP OF QUAILS,”
Rrietaer'a AUTUMN IN WUII E MOUNTAINS,
Mr" Lillv M. Sptncei’e "BLACKBERRIES.” and othorß
ai ~rei.nl o’e err (ed in the show v indow. on Oh-at
n „i p|ju( t, he onfiiunl patntiog c f irou, i ) ,
I 1 ’/l kM I '. by Tnubtl. C<>j>iea of thi» mid ht*
i ,„e or aliaya for ».le “> »reei‘> • rr »..-eon,ont
,io» make a u.nable reduction m the niece ol I'KA.iG o
OHEUMOS. BB follow:
On up o* < till kinr,or Quelle, each
oil An.iric n Ijmdecapt?, each : .
uiti mu. «J‘ ru* “ «, 7
Ihe I'miltry Ya d. , fi |
' omgei Magdalen- . ,
I he hirt'a i'lojg omid
■■a fihnd in Need”
vt h.i’iePe •'llaicfoot Bo>
-r.iilirl * m vo I' ter..... l n
Ricreiadt’a California Sunßet , ' ?
lloiieo iu
ThoTro Ftlonde.;. 1 “
i hr l neon cloub bleei er
lioyhcod of Li0c01r..... o
cioe-n ol New England w
Ji Pral.^? t JOUKN^. m o™i : oPljL. , lB e AST.”
[•Ucatlon.
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
EARLES - GALLERI ES
LOOEING-GI.ASS WAREKOOMB
MlO CHESTNUT STREET,
YO SEMITF. VALLEY', by Thom.. Hill.
GOLD WORDS, by UoneUut Mnyer.
THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN. by ElilnM .Joherr.li.
TIIE OROW'N OF NEW" ENOLAN O, by Ueo. L. Broirn
6t ASET IN CALIFORNIA, by A 81-irtndt.
THE REEF OF NORMAN’S WOE. by E. Morin.
COAST OF NANTUCKET, by Wm. T. Licbwa*.
And other very fine
AMERICAN PAINTINGS.
Albo, ft Special Exhibition of
Biersladt’e Eruption of Vesuvius, 1868
admission twenty-fiVe cents.
DBF GOODS.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W fc corner Eighth and Filbert Sts,
BLACK bclkb-black bilks.
Gro. Grain Black Bilke, 88. $8 13M, 82 88, 82 OS, 88 60,
82 76. $B, 83 60 and 84 per yard-
Black Alpacas, 81, 37*. 48,60, 62 J 7, G&, 76 and 90c. cent,
ptrytrd.
Etrlpe I'frcaleß, French Chintxee. - i
A cheap lot of Plafd Mehalra, 88 eta. per yard.
A lot of Mixed Pot Hue, SI eta. perya.d.
American Callcoea and Ginghame, fact colors.
WHITE GOUDB—WHITE GOOLS.
Plaid Nainsook., Btrlpe Nainsooks.
Bwia. Plaid and Btrlpe Muslims. Victoria Lawns.
Soft finish Cambrici, Nainsooks, Swiss Muslins.
Brilliants. India Twill Lone C otha, 6c , Ac.
White Plquee, 25. 31, 37 K, 46, 18. 68M, 76, 65.96 c.. and 81
VfTJBTd,
Handsome Maraelllei Quilts, very cheap.
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Bird Fyo Llnenß for Apions and Nursery diaper.
Best makes Shirting Linens. Ac.
Pillow*csso and Bheeiing Muslins,
B’eacl ed and Brown Muslins, Ac.
Lad'es’ and Gents’ Hosiery and Closes.
Ls diet’ and Cents’ Udkfs., yery cheap.
Bargains iu Harobuig Edgings and lnssrtlngs.
Uaglc Rufllings. Coventry UuflUngß Podlnca, Ac.
PRICE A WOOD,
N. W. COB. EIGHTH AND FILBERT B rS.
N.8.-A celtbrated Kid Glove, at ®1 a pair. Jouvln’B
Kid (Jlevtrp. boat qaality.
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Not. 405 and 407 N. Second Street,
Invites an examination of his large stock of
Summer Bilks.
Silk Poplinettes.
Summer Poplins in Plain & Stripes.
Piqueß, Percaleß, Lawns.
3 4, 4-4 and 8 4 Blaok Iron Mean
Bernani.
Floured and Striped Qrenadlnefl.
mh27 Ororp ■ ‘
# 8 ‘
Ay * 'C*
.foOTtfe amd AMC
KEEP A BTOOK OF
dry goods
aIVAPTEDTO THE PATTY WANTS OF FAMILIES.
ADA rrai.j j w FRBSUII goods.
wt»i»»asW^K
BU J&y6» , «aiv»asa!ißx E ».
QBEATDEMONSXBMION
DRY GOODS*.
727 CHESTNUT STREET.
MICKEY. SHARP & CO.
Piior to the Rtorginiialion of their Easiness on the
First of May Next,
Most Extraordinary Concentration
DRY GOODS
EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY.
Xbelr stocK is unrivaled for extent
and variety#nd general adaptatloa to
me wants of their patrons, and will
bo found. replete with the most
approved staples and novelties In
desirable fabrics of recent im-
portation*
One Frice,
no deviation, and all Broods
Guaranteed as Represented^!!
\HWiiNEBDAY. APRtB 14tli.
MARKET A
' > 7
*** &
WILL HAVE THEIR
GRAND OPENING.
CLOAKS
AND
M ANTILLAS.
Aetbißirfllbe by fsrtto brat Exccttlon they h«vo
o Ter made, they extend a cordial InWtatton to ihelr
fi iendfi and patrons to visit Ihe Opening.
apl-J 12trpv-
PERKINS & CO.,
9 SODTH EINTH STEEET,
Wonld attention to their ateck ol
BLACK HERNANIES,
diamond mesh.
H. || l -W*' arc offering a two yard
wide Delaine at only 81 37m.
mh6 f m w Bmtpt
s V VIX^
LINEN STORE,
BS5@
NEW LINEN DRESSES 1
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS
Deceived by tort iteuner from Europe.
THE HAMPDEN MILLS
Wonld oall the attention ol bnyere to their
Sarlston Griughams,
TUe Finest,
most Perfect,
Uest Flnlsbed,
Best Folded,
EVEft BUDE IN .AMERICA.
I <*
Aleo, to their assortment of
HEAVY AND LIGHT
COTTONADEB AND TICKINGS.
I AGENTS,
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
I PHILADELPHIA.
I mhfflliwm **
~~IZZT~bbapT BEAD 1_ keadT ’« p b ®
jjgipiiiijig to Ladled Ease, Economy, Duraouur
*«t.h«Si,wlA »UBS
DRV eOODBa
Will offer tbe
Ol Bargains fa
%11 width*. Including the new
Hew and BeauttftU
TURNER & WAYNE}
IMPORTERS OF
DRUGGISTS!
A:;
Perfumery, Essential Oils, &c.,
NO. 26 SOUTH FOURTH STREETS
Offer to tho Trado a well assorted stoeli, com
prising in part
Low, Son & Hayden's Soaps and Perfumery.
Benbow & Son’s Soaps and Pomades.
Lubln’s Extracts, Lavenders and Soaps.
Lubin’s Toilet Powders, “Rose,” ‘•Violet,” Ac.
Condray’s Perfumery, Cosmetics, Ac.
Murccrou's French Blacking (In tin),
Taylor’s Patent Lint.
English Graduated Measures.
Hair, Nall and Tooth Brashes.
Buffalo, Horn and Ivory Dressing Combs.
French Extracts, “in bulk.”
Mortars, Pill Tiles ond Bk* Feeders.
Maw’s'Nurslng Bottles,
Filtering Paper (white and gras).
Orange Flower Water. ».
Bay Rum, Chamois Skins.
Hards Farinaceous Food}
India Rubber Goods.
Oita of Roses, “in fancy vials,"’ &c.,<fec.
AGENTS FOR
Jean Marie Farinas-
Ho. 4 FLAGS JULIERS,
eoLOflHa
}a!3-w-i*-Bro4t>3
-piTLEII, WEAVER A CO..
* new cordage factory
NOW IN FULL OPERATION.
ac. 23 N. WATEIi itreet and 23 N. DELAWARE svenne.
H. P- A O. K. TAYLOR,
PEBFDHEBV AH® TOILEI BOATS,
541 and d*3 S, Hlnth street, ■
bkooebies.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
Our Oolong Tea,
It 85 tesla pa peaid by Ibe imeD cbnt,
WIVES GREAT SATISFACIION.
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
1204 CHESTNUT STBBBT.
at 2 lrrp ;
WINES, IJqPOBH. dtc.
CHOICE TABLE SHERRY
AT A LOW FBICB.
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Another invoice of onr well known
TABLE SHERRY,
In Pina" each, of 20 gallon, each, at 82 T 5 per gallon, by
he ca»k, or 68. hr tho lice gallon d< “ L “> ol '°' .. , 6
The purity ol this wine la unquclouiole, and Ita uao
la now almoet univeroaL ■
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
IMPORTERS,
S. W. corner Broad and Walant Sts.
LANGBTROIH & BOULTON,
130 Walnut stkpb r,
BtjOTOtl r wa«Ki^
a, L d'p(Vin wiNES. sau-
GLNDV, I’OitT ttnd ,'“J'.'i , Vr. <, OlL ha '
Frrnn Nice, France, pure anil le-djnl ported __
wtfK in packages
*&ja«t!»jss2!sssgasaaEa
nit.3l w latro*
EISSKispSS
clfeape.t prlrea In Hie American omtkot. w vo(JEtl
apHflt IP lono (-i.eplnntpt.. late ul ilia Uhealmw
v air
ci t* pric«i.
E LKENL
rtSMSU o N. l a-S|)Vciia ittontlou VM &Us«
druili pipe
MiTfUOAL BOX A 3 A
FOR INVALIDS -A „,Snb«M , i ttie Smut assort
i-fi'rftVtiSS • W"rtob of alrß to select
tVom. imported direct by pARR & buOTJIER.
834 fihgatimtßtroett below Fourth.
uihlfl tfrp
® <b CLOTHING. * CO.'S ,„ mrm
Mi|N OFFICH.
N . GDNB«
&c.»
I>OB AT
pitmarKAßLY low prices, mSMrorpg
~i~ —JtT oYBTKItS TWKNTY-EIVE CKN I'B PER
/g*>V> ,) hundred, at 841 bront efret*, above Pino.
'sfellJ.Sjr All kind, of cliolco ojoteraou hand, whole.
aale or retail. apl3-3t,rp*
miARKINO WITH ISDELIBhE INK, EMBROIDBBi
M/* log. Braiding, (Stamping, &o. M. A^'V&t.
UfITRYOBI VEI> ANrTIN BTORB lTooo OABBB OF
Champa*ne,BP*rMln*Cat'wba and Ualiforuia wine*
l»orf W«o» ira. Bberry. Jamaica and Haora Crus Ham*
finflold Braodiefl and Wbolf nale and retail*
nuovium 320 Pearstreot,
Below TWJfd and Walnut streeta and above I*2s*
street. **•*
OEOROIS <V VOGEL.
W 1201 Oatutnut street,
nn6 ohcptuutstrontff.
SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ATLANTIC CABLE NEWS
Financial and Commercial Quotations.
WASHINGTON.
Unreconstructed States.
CLASSIFICATION O'fr IBON
tty tbo Atlantic cable.
Lobdon, April 14, A. M—Consols, 03% for
monry and 03%{j93><£ lor account. U «. Pive
iw.ntice,'B4i btoelso steady; Eric. 2J; Illinois
Cenirai, 96#; Atlantic and Great Westero,^#.
LiVKiii'ooL,. April 14, A. M.—Cotton opens ac
tive at for Middling Uplands , and
12%(grl2}<i for Middling (Moans. Tat) silos of
tic day aa- estimated at 12,000 biles.
Lobpon, April 14. A. M Linseed eakesXO 15s.
s?jflo. Tallow flit at 465. Koala 6s @64. 3J. for
otntnOD, and 16s Cd. for One.
Loxim'DßiutY, April 11.—Arrived—steamship
Hibernian, Irotn Portland, Me.
OLAfoow, Aptll ll.—Arrived, steamship Bt.
Andrew, from Portland, Maine.
QttEE.vtTowjr, Anrll 14 —Arrived, steamship
Heels, Irom New Pork.
Lobuob, April 14, P. M.—U. 8. Five-twenties
quiet and unebatgod. Stoekß quiet. Erie 2i#.
Great Wtslern 29.
lityKitprot,, Aptll 14, P. M —Breadstuff* quiet.
Lord 71e. 6d.
Havre, April 14.—Cotton firmer for both on
the spot and afloat; sales at 147#f. on the spot.
fbo Varccontrtractod State*.
Wahiiboton, April 14— It is not probable
that the President will tahe any action in rela
tion to Virginia, Mississippi and Texas until the
hnslcess of acting on nominations by the beuate
liaa been completed, and It Is uncertain whether
be will Issue a proclamation with regard to vot
ing on rho constitutions In these States, or ad
dress Ibe military commanders through the War
Hiparlment.
The Treasury department adheres to the dusl
flcaiion of certain iron from Gothenburg of an
octagonal shape under the act of 1861, not other
wise provided for, and decides that it is dutiable
at 1# cent per poand. "
tt’eather ttepon.
April )4, t A U.
Plaster Cove
Portland
B-iklod
New iorb
Philadelphia....
Wilmington, Del
Washington, V. C
V met* Monroe.
Rlrhtnond
Aarsata, Ga
OharlcatkiD.S. C
Savainsb.
u-aegi'..
PUt* burgh
Coicago
Lrulrville ,
bl.ibtle
New Orleans
Ke) Weal
Havana..
HllUs «( Tbermomutei This Day at the
Htiltetln 4|fllce.
ttA II 45 dec. 12 M 47 dec. tP. M 4S dec.
Weather dev. Wind Northwett
fuom new youk.
New Youk, April 14.—A meeting was hold in
tbe Reformed Presbyterian cbnrcb in Tweaty-
Ibiid elrtel I apt evening, to consider the subject
01 a rnligli us htnendnunt to tbe coostitntioa of
tbe United S ate?, acknowledging ths 6uprcmlcy
God. Several divines made speeches,
the proposed amendment was read and the meet
lac closed. ■
Frtdule Wallroth, who Is now in Ludlow
Biic< t Jail, Is charged by the Board of Trustees of
tLe Swidieh Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Gustavos Adolpbns, in ibis city, of which he Is
Ueainrer, wiih cnibeczilDK 52.U00 of asumfor
v nrded to tbe ebureb by churches in Sve ten as
o p'cftnt A wan ant is to be served o too him
when bo is released from -Ludlow Street J»iL
iiunternass, a young German milhmiD, was
discovered in thu Third preciocr yesterd >y morn
ing watt ring bis milk at n hydrant An oillc.ir
w-cestid bin) when be said that "it was all right.
Tbe oQictrs all knew bim and said nothing ” He
was orresteO and. after a severe rcprlm ind from
Jur'ge Dowling, was fined fifty dollars, the Judge
Lei eg sorry that bo could not imprison him also.
The sixty-third anniversary of the OrDban
A-ylnm Bocteiy of New York was celebrated yes
u-idoy at Stclnway Hall. The Asylum contains
1/-2 children.
' Tbe stnko on tbo Second Avenne Railroad still
continne-. Tee strikers sent a delegation of new
tnen to the depot yesterday, who accepted situ
ations as drivers end then deserted the cars at
any convenient point on tbe line. Superinten
ds nt Kennedy, on being appealed to to prevent
tb b, declined, as it was bis bnsiness to preserve
the peace, not to enforce contract?.
the: cockth.
DifTKNrr Cornr—Judg® Stroud.—Ann J. Stewart
\k Frank Kemonu Ad action oo a promissory
rial.
CorßT—Judge -Ilare.—Edward Friel vf.
hill An action on a note. Verdict for
}\S3 HO.
tx vs. Nathan miles, Wm. H. Btrues,
ianes, Charles A. Miller. WIMUm Blltott,
1 f Jos. M. Cowell, Wm. R, Cnor'es
;n. A. Bnosetnan, M. HtH Sianum aid
uong, Trustees of the PhiUdelphi* Gas
is was an action brought by fho pUintlflf.
if the “American Variety Ttieatre,” to
~,cr damages for loss sustained oo the
night of tbe‘l7th of July. 1683, when the ctiy
was In darkness. The plainiff alleged that, owing t>
the failnreofihe defendants to supply gas on tbeoUbt
i» question. the theatre had to be closed, and receipts
amounting to at leant *OOO were thereby lost. Th«
defence, at the close of the pl-lotlfTa nise, a*ked for a
iieii-enit which the Conrt was at first diapr-ed to
plant, hot aPer argument eotrgeited that perhaps It
va- more just to the defendants to allow them t) shoiy
She cause of ibe failure to snpply the gas. On trUL
Quarter Sessions—Judge Brewster.—This morn*
luu a number of Aldermen of the city were in Court,
tij obedience to an order issaed by the Judge teqitrinir,
them to appear. It wa« alleged that there are several
jOTtm* cow in prison who c<wml be released, beciuse
the Aldermen before whom ihe caws were heird ne
g fcco d to make auy return to the Court, and inns pjr
m*t bills to be uent to the Grand Jury. Aldarmitp.
Eig'eton, Boueall, Munll, PutcheM, Belehaw. WJntt
and Thomas were among the defaulter*, and they
v ere examined separately. A variety of excuses were
pivtn—elrkueep. neglect, or that efforts were bsinir
no de to lettle the cores. .All the Alderm in denied
turn thtre was any disposition to oppress the defend*
ant". _
jndg* Brewster ppofce Id strong terms of tbo neglect
rf the Aldermen lo send tho bills in promptly, ana re*
minded. He parties that they were liable to an Indict
ment for o misdemeanor iu 'omre. He allowed them
to go lu order,to eend forward returns at once.
FINANCIAL AND OOMfItBBCI AL
THe Pbilodolpliii
Sales at the Pbiludelp!
UKFORK
&2JC I
SCO ell LebNavetß
KIIIBT
3000 ÜBt-BOfl’Ol cp l»4?i
*CO do 02 118
to o Ouy os new lfl i
tr.eo do 2dys 101
1111)0 do Ita 101
02 ah lehVnlß d bill MJ4
30sh.NCRw Its 48
ion ab lib 14 v eta b3O 8J54
!9tb do 32 y
DCTWUH
*£oo CltyS’snhw 101
POno Taih Old In c 94
300 eh Loh Nv 1)30 82*
9'o*h do • 52?4
Hi l eh do blO 3244
39 oh LehValK 655;
. second :
J(WO Pa Ut rutK 63 it* ml
4000 do c f19,»4
htisi Clivd.4 new .lta. "101
I*oo do new 101
2< 90 Uihtirh II Ln 3114,
Wall Oermn'n l’ua H 29 J 4
Wbi>hxo»a.y, April 14, JH\>Ji.~The Impression to-day ta
tiittt tiiu 1 jcal money market exhibited a ilttlu en-der foot,
irg. But tho improvement la aolight aa barely to call f'»r
et-iument. \\ hatoytr thocdOae oflho protracted plnoh
• bpnodmilrtfchafrthe r«w*Ufc
opot-nii* iror«# like uti organic . dl-turnr\nee than a
f 1 ♦'Pistil. A varleti of tjibnrlca have ad
yni'cn tlw present <v>nrilt(oh of moaotu'y aifiit*<,
»** u r h,w * n l? n *-d look iipoa if aa the
lGttiU ef 4 combination of cauutw, ana Uwr«fo.<* less
Wind* Weather. Tber,
. .N, finowiog. M
...N. Hit :y. 44
N. Clear. 43
......N.W. Clean 46
....N K. Clear. 45
.N. Cloudy. 46
W. Clear. 47
~.N. W. Clear. 40
~N. C'cfir, 40
.W. Clear. W
N. N W Clear. 44
.N. W. Clear.
N. Clear. 4 4
Clear. 3(
,ri W. Clear, 40
N. K. Clear. 43
,E. Clear. 4S
K C’eir. 54
Cloudy. 65
Clear. T 5
a iTtonejr market*
ihia Stock .Exchange,
BOARDS.
BahPennaß 59 *
110 eh do 69 *
200 sb ReoilK Its 4**
600 «h do rg&in 40*
600 ah Phi &K K bS Si*
400 sh clo bilOita 28*
200eb dopOMt* 29*
100 eh do biO 29*
BOARDS.
100 flh Oatawa pf bt 34*
20 ah Morria Cl pf b 5 66 *
15 ab Penna H b 5 59 *
15 ab do b 5 69*
300 eh Phll&HJrieß b 5 28*
100 ab do 630 23*
BOiUiD,
eOObh Lehigh Nav S*k 32*
100 ab do 1)30 32*
100 ah Penna K 69*
*2O eb do h 5 69*
200 ab Read It |S 56
. Wtr.kwa W
; doijbt fhitfluo 6f cUlef e%uN bof tbo present troobU
kihes.idden converslonof floating capital iatopermv
aetjt Jovf.to/ratalu real haute. Goveriumint ad jurlilea
ud : boodi), ,which .-inn gdiaeoa lot.
wblcwia.o miich loanable capital
• Jiernraiic ij; withdrawn ftom the market. ; fhefte- fi ao 1
reniedy forthlr, ho oa 1 ho; result of tho^• ainailsiactory
fcfl «^% 0 J ,tB J# lecoud, H^ 0 i« 0 i all b '«>che» of. trade; A» .
r?.«5®?J5f obl,B J , ? BCftl,il,lll r^ il *n4turaUy Invent their
fundeint*«e channel*, and the Joan market witt bd
ondttieiatea rule high; , . ; > .
• e * DOt ’J JttD £“ ,n latur respect. call and
otnerlnanßreio&iutuXbtatilonary a 1 formeranoUtloai.
: coieimiiestlxmdeflr* firm to d«y. Gold Is without
TOka-a#* n i g^v "• 12 H . s , . ;
t ine 8U pk mat k* t v. a* firm but not remarkably active.
The qaotatfous for Bute loans were unchanged, nut City
lovm were lower. • . V ■
1 Railroad ■'advanced hi. and cloned at
PblladelT.h a aud Erie Kiiir*ad was active and eoi«l
*&.• Pcnnsylvaula fCallrond was steal* at
W»* *24 wa* bid l r Camden a»d Amboy Railroad r 5! for
Railroad;B4forfli rth PemtoivauiaiUluroad.
end 83k for uatawlrtfajtal'road preferred , .
■ Stocks the only tale waa of LclilghNavigation
at 02J4. > * •
:H»i.k and Passenger Rallotd shares wen* unchanged..
Mo«t!rg.,l;eFavi'n& iirothor. No 4Udonth Third sjwt,
mukethe follow i%g quota'io tof the rates of *occht«i*o .
10-dft). atl p. M.: I uited Ht.teS ttlxtw of ML -lWf*
U6?4i do. do. Itftg, dp. 18W.
do* do. 1866. do do. 1855, n*w,
do. do 1807. ti. w. do do. 1864.
6V *0 4U*». U o. 8U Year 6 per cent Cy.
lQ?h®iwl»:.bue Comp. lnt. Notes. 19& Gold. U3>£;4
1-afi., bilv.r, 1*7(4129. *
Mnflh. Randolph as Co . bankcra. Third afcd Chojtnu*,'
quote > t Uh o’clock as follows: Hold IK2H ■ C. 8- dUe%
1881. IB6*.IVJ,H(#UOSJ; do 186*.
do. 1865. U7>@‘l7>4; do ,July 1865. Il3l£A
Übh : do. do IM7. »13J*0*1i376; df>. da Ml m%mvt i\
Hv»a Tcd ford*-*, Cjit no tiu loc/glui
Jay Cool c& Co quot* Oi»v»irnment Bocnmies. ••c.. to.
dsy*® (olio«rp: L\ a flVBUl6i*C4ll6>4; fr&ftof 186M2U4
;<4>2oJs:do. 1804.11*3115345 do. Nov., I*6 U7fcf<4U7if; 4.*-
J»i;,US6S, do. 1867, 118&&114: do. 1-63. UtK
(<-}•■■■■ ’1 lQ&yy&lQbJ i; Gold, U 2%; raeitica, IU3>S
(OihHS.
Pblladelpbln Produce jffarUet.
ViajNEfljiAY, April It—There U rather doing
In (Itoverre, d, ano 4UO burbeia con won and good roid at
7s@v 25. and tome aecOudhand at $0 50 Price® of
'J iiootby and Flaxseed remain aa last quoted. The latter
is Bear* e, si.d wanted by tho crusher*.
'J be Flour Market hat not undergone a particle of
chsLge. ihe demand is limited totiie wants of tl»« oocna
trade, who purchase of the better grades of
rprieg Wheat Families, which arc relatively
scarce and firm, while medium - and low grades
of both Spring and nfntec are verv dulL dm til
tales of ruptrtine.at $5 SU; extra, at $5 87M41 fr): 7ctj
bands of lowa. Milwaukee and Minnesota tSztra Pan.
tty *t $5 USAI 34; Pennsylvania and Ohio do. from $7 to
8.9 25; ana fnmHy hr*uds at $1044£. Rye Floor raugos
t* cm 87 to 67 60 for Western and rcnanjivanJa. Prices
ofX.'oin Meal uro Domin'*!
lb» Wheat maike is very quiet, bat prices are ateadv.
Email tales of Rtd at Ql 60'.?,$ t 66; Amber at 8i 7a3
81 75. anl l.OUObuebflsdo. do on secret term*. Rye is
xe dj at $1 45. Coni fs In fair dsmaod. with safes of
4 (Oj bushels at 88 cents for Yellow, aad 84(484 cents for
Slixjd Weston OatsareheM firmly, with sowll►alasof
w e Irni at 746470 ceutsaod PennsiiVaolaat 6tK470 cents.
W hl'kv U unchanged, and sells in email low at
tax paid^
flew York floney AlarkflU
(Fioxn the New York Herald of to-day 1
ArttiL is.—*l be high figure for gold, as compared wi’h
the ranseof tbe market dating the month of March. i«
oaf of ibe least gratifying signs of tbe times ia Wall
street. When It ieremernbe ed tUa the advent of spring
htniutts was bailed wftbagraud flourish of
tile (be assertion was that (he country was
at out e mwing oo a period of uop&r*Uclod pros
perity, ibis c ange U ati tbe more remarkable. Tho
tuc*-u log of the rfiv adminietrAtiun was etltnulaavc
<o the national credit, for such is the real inter
tnts’fon to be given to a dsciioo ia golA Taera
ere financial |hiloeophc’S who now pe reive la tb;
. rr«tic course of tho premium a veritable refirx ut
t dull g tt Wbi hit gton. used to be no more #eQ»l
nv** bai «incier of oolltleal matters than gold bitt'etn
r rununl ie rocuhjtsci nowadays co extrauttoas ioll
fmn rilqnr* at d »pcculat/»T8 that a national ctUni y
hr J'jut »6 likely (ha sigoAl for a tall as for a rise in
ihe iK a turn. 3 he course "1 gold within the poet wo k
ha» ehottn the prisoner* of tiiere influences io a marked
uianntr it was forced to the highest it
ha» • rinec February last oy the
corrlinstioo of the Gold Hoorn and by the sue
c»»rim of a *\^)rae f ’. M resaltfng from rhe
wtil drawn of gold fron; the abroad* ac<nt cupplrinthe
n *rt«-t An appt-al has born made for tbi sale ot s pjr
»iou of fbe hnnoird and odd millions now t>ing ineni
llvtoln the vaults ot tbe i reasury; but Pis doubtful If
bU'li iWief will bsafToided Tbe Aiuiptaot irea*urer in
Mw York. Mr. Van Dyck, is entirely without in
sn tirtlous on the rubjrct As the government tg
ufl'cirbtly rnpilud wiih cutrency there pro
ri( r > merskiry for gold rates; and vtf. Hjut-v*Uis
h » hr a»dii g the gold. U* ie known to ’*a in favor
oi sppUing tbi» n»lat)r«to tb* purchase and r'atic dUdon
of »o\ ■ intnrut bur ds. end p >rha e tbe p-ede»xt rotas for
•ii* iodlcafr^*' o h«l*aio it to coinoioto toe mark t.
Til- purchase. i-Puteidtd upon, should bo made directly
with gold, and not tb l o'ijr* toe th* dlum «f giecnbacks or
cmr< n<y. the abro piinn of which, howeve- orarv,
would aggravate <he alrcsdv numerous evil* which oar
ir>rr(bacTr and bu*iue*-s men bare to tmffjr frnoi ko
act tv 11) ot Mock »urcul*tfon and tho Invoetmcnt of money
iu ilit- rccii i i- s of the fi ock Ex<dianre.
3 hr anival jiMerdav of gold from Garopo. and the an
ti' ipalioi'B of t**n-e quaitcrs of a mildoo more hvtb)
• trauar dtc ?o dsy. wrskened tho of gold, which
r«*» ed, djo 122}* before the close of bruin or*. The holders
<>» fold w e>e a<so lenders of it io-d*y. and loam
wi'rimde #t ftom -flat *to e> voo p r ceat andl-Ufor
c«r*j iug np to Clearing House time. In the aftemom as
bub llC,was paid fo'c-riyioc, which is all (Inmire
rourcahte os there was a simtiltan* one easing ia tho rare
foTtnorey. The M»v coupons thiu far rece-ved on
fo'« <gp act or n tare fstimatcil at $700,000
Foirlgn exchange was firmer, aud good bmke-s’ ster*
l!j 9 LJlii- told ash gh as iu7 s i Tbe yielding In gold a«
wi|»a> tb*» an lv»l of coupons from for iga bouitialdcr#
hay# cfiiibinid to etrei gtben *fae market.
ITrt luonut market stnagoac at the open’n; and
il irr w#b a f ivd deal of **^h'noiiift rt in pursuit of (u id*
dumg tf.e earlier boms of huaioess. Inlicafiooi of arti-
Pc*» 1 iDili euces were not wanting, t ut they were hi d to*
d- t/oe or trrr**. As high a- an eighfh o one per ocr
day was paid lor theme of funds amit to morrow but fjn
!■« PT ly « »> tetter af’er 2 o’c ock. when loins w-*re made
s’ a *lt'rrrjtb and laft>rret. ‘i*here wa* a difl’drau"*} of an
• lalitti ttrlvMU ••cash” and “regular” in oirlv stock
♦r#n,actions. Just about three o’clock tbe market nods'*-
v » ut a »harp change, nod m> oey wa* f *eely orlured at 7
poi rfnr cuiTrn y It seems- that eeveral dovutowo
h»i were the ruddrD recipients of runrrnnv from # ha
roui.tr*-Bnj'-uiitiDg to five or six hundred tbonsind dol
lai»- which they weie anxious 'o ulsco at (utero»t over
pisbi. atd berce were lending It on the street at and
alt* r ftn*e o’clock. As man* banks have been accav
toned to >eep open tbelr customers* accounts
DDtil bslf-pset Hirer and even four o’otick this
nroi cy w*s available for late borrowcia. As to the arti
ficial itliuetces at vroik. there is no doubt tb%t a de-
Ub r»fe attempt was made In tho forenoon to tighten
moi ev. probably throngh a jacctinn of tho force* of the
ciiqo's in »tock*,who had unloaded for a ’Vhort tam”aod
am atxlom to get their stocks hack opsin .and the
govriTrm nt bsnkers who are short of bond*. The effect
was inly partially successful ia the e&rly part of the d*y.
Tbeo arket hod already begun to show sivns of ease
sbui the banks stepped in with tbolr large balances, aa
above narrated. Commcrciil paper was atilt slow, and
pod c prime names were sold to-day at thirteen per cent,
discount, tho ra’e ranging down to ienp-‘r root, far the
best rlaa#* of doabln name accep’-ances. The buyers were
country banks, principally in this State and New Eng
!<<od the investment duraand being checked bythahiga
rst*s on call loans, which are not so available to out of
ton n lend* rc. Tho nntnber of transactions was limited
and the volume of paper market small. Drawers
a»e working economically and fully np with leas accom
modation so that whore tbay woa’d In saevy moiuy
maifcet have drawn for a certain amount at eight or mue
percent they oi enow content with half the sun at the
Sreunthigh rates of discount. This conservative ton
er cy on l heir part p. events an accumulation ef paper in
(be maiket
Cf Tcrnuienta wsro a shade “o'T" At the board*, owing
tn the activity of money dn’ing thsir reeston. The Lon
den coming bo'ter. 83*. steadied the market la*er
in the day, when a* high aa 114*. buyer thirty, was bid
for tbe *67*. t h**re is a persistent war between the pr m(-
rrnt hupkinc houses in the matter of boods end two
-we'l knoa u firm* who ate pitted against c»ch othf
have* jcl'acged places In their relative petitions, ono
being ** beai“ which was formerly ‘'bull,” and vtoc versa.
Now Work block nnrket.
iCorreopondeoce of the Associated Peers. 1
New York. April 14 -Stocks firm and actire; (ioid.lS3S;
ExcliHOge. 7J4; Fire-twentica. 1663. 129 b: do., 1564, Uo.
do. IS©; 117*; new, lia*; 1867. It3*; Ten-forties, 105*;
V Irpinia Sfxaf, ff); Migpjuri Sixes. 87; Canton Company,
69*;Cumb»rlai-d Preferted. 29; N. York Centr-tL 161*;
i t'Mding. '93; Hudson Kiver. 1447*; Michigan Ceufc'ah
118*; MlchUan Southern. 977,; Illinois Ontral US;
t-ieM-land and Pittabur«b.9o.L< Cleveland and T01ed0,97;«;
Chicaeo ana Hock island, 132*; Pittsburgh and Port
Wayne, 181.
Harken by Telegraph.
fßppcUl Despatch to the Philnda. Evenug Bulletin.!
New Yobk, Apnl 14, UJM P. At—Cotton—Tho market
tills morning wv firm, with a fai 1- dvnand. **l(m of
about Vie bale*. We quote as follows: Middling Uplands,
2t*< 4 : Middling Orleans. 39^
rlour, «kc.—-Receipt*—6,67o barrels. Tho market for
WeMfe<u »nd Mate Flour to Irregular >*nd quint; low
gr dee heavy: F»milv firm. The *ale* are *b>ut 6 000 bar.
u I*, inriudi’ g Bupwflo* B»ate at $6 50 <fcft 05; f xtr t cit ito
at lufo6 6G; I .ow (trades Western Extra at s6oH3Ksdft.
Sou'lu m K nu. 1* dull and heavy. caiesnf 2UO burreD at
8 6 40(0 fi 9uf*>r Fxtra Baltimore and Coun ry, and 86 40
<3>9 66(a59 25(0 12 76 tor Family do California Flour Is
(]H'* »i d »toudy rah sof 311° harrela at 2i for old
>ia the lio u. and $9 ftO for new vi. th* Isthui-v.
<«r*«*e—hert-lpt- oi Wheat 2.10 i bushel* The market Is
irregular and dull; Spring tame: Wh 'atfirm: European
fr»l<hl£> firm* r. 'lhe sale* are 20 ouo hughels No. 2 Mil*
wnubee at igl 42 In store, &1 45 afloat, and No. 1 do, at
ffi <3—. Com—Receipts, SflOuo bushels. The tnvkec to
tirm * Ifh a fair demand. Balia o f 40 000 buslvda tfd W*-st
fro at MJutMRc. ufloat. i ate— Receipts, H 6>o b i-bels;
maikttquiei ► ndete<tdy. Bul**s of 2-J 000 bush ds at 77c In
it. ie 7?c. » flnaf. Rye-Receipts, ; market nominal.
Harley—becHrt* : maruet unsettled. Coffee— Hr in
and quirt, «Irli le*s offering.
Pr^wlrioiis—The receipts of Pork/are 280 barrels The
market Is firm* r with a fair buswtess* at 830
for new Western Ma**. bard-weceipt* 813 pks. .The
market is with a fair demand. We quote prime
steamer at lfi?u@lBs«c.
Ti*r«>w actiw. calcs of 60,000 Iba. at 4W Sugars dull
Mll?4(<iJ2 Me leases In active demand far distilling.
P* tioleum—Crude, 17; Refined, 32Jtf. Carolina Rico, BL£
@9Jm.
i irrmicnou, April 14. -In Crude Petroleum thoro is but
I ttln it oviUiiUt; snlfs oi 2.000 barrels spot at 15c , and 8J
barrels snot nt 14%c. Refined is ulso inactive: sales of
JtiU barrel* spot at h2c ; 1.000 barrels April at S 3 Wo. and
1,(00 bam Is b. o, lat-t half of April atF2i. Recelou—l 254
bamb. Miipp.d by A V. B R., i,WO barrels rufiaed.and
by W. P. U R. 4fio barrels.
(Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
New Yobk. April U—Cotton tinner: 1.400 bales soldlat
28V. Hmv dull; sahn of ft 090 barrels’ State $5 50*6t) 85:
Ol io 66 16ffi7 Western $5 403W20; douthora $6 33*
12. Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn h-*avv and
dfrHn**d H*.; New and old mixed Western at 87'3330.
an o o'><3.ooo buehe 8. (Jats dull; sales of I 2 OJH biisho'U at.
77 fir Wfeieii*. Provisos* quiet New Moss Pork 80.
I. rd steady: threes 18; ! jrt«Ub?*. Whlky nu'ot and heavy;
WVttorn 93 'or free. •
HiiTiuom:. April 14.—Cotton quiet but firm at 3V,fc .(&,
2S>,e )u>m\ r nil nm Q'lict. Wneal. dull. Corn, til- 11;
v i l e olid V* Uow, - W»r. l i(dBiie. tjat*. dull; -ato* of West
ern ni 75r'/«760 ; l.'ehl, 70: (SJ72o, Hvo. del; prluio li>)'
with but little ii>Hiitrv._AterHurfe-Jqal«::at *3i Oil. - hi
cou. til III; r b rides. ;eb tvr Hides, 17 (<c.; o'lould uv,
IHVc. Hmiih 20c (o>3ln. bard. IB*. Wlli.ky;ln
b tier deniiiLd. at 320.1^91^.—the lur or an ftxtm-uo .i -i.-i-.
>OO I.ATE KMIU.ASSII'ICtUOJI.
. IiKMI'-'OTON.-On the 14th instant, Lydia if,,
widow <■ f the Into l)r. Isanti Remington, In taeGist
j ear ot tier nj>e.
Due no'ke will be given of tho fuaeral.
TBJB DAIIY ; G (fIIJLLETIi;--rBILAI>i!!LPHIA > WEBKESDAY, APRIL 14,1889.
THIRD EDPEIOE
FROM WASHINGTON
OFFICE-SEEKERS DIMINISHING
CALLERS AT THE WRITE HOUSE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Wholesale Discharge of Female Clerks
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Tfie Metropolitan Polios Bill Killed
(Bpfcltl Derpatcb to (be Philadelphia Evening Bnlletln.]
Washisgtos, April 14.—Tho crowd at tbo
Wblto Honeo aud tlio dopartmeata bos sensibly
dimiDiebrd sipce the long list of nomitmtloos
mode yesterday, the disappointed ones buying
left In large numbers by last night’s trained
There was a considerable number of callers at
tbe Wblte House during tbe forenoon, among
them Senators Wilson, Chandler, Cameron and
Bcolt, ex-Speakcr Grow, and Hepreeentatives
Jndd and Logan. Colonel Robert M. Douglas
was on duty In the outer reception room for the
first time as Assistant Private Secretary, tempo
rarily relieving General Dent, who is going to
New ?oik towards the close of the week.
There will be one hundred and fifty removals of
femaio clerks from the Treasury Department
alone, to-morrow or next day. None of their
places will be filled, as the force is to be perma
nently reduced by that number. Some of the
male clerks will also be discharged at the some
time, and a large number on the first of May.
General satisfaction is felt at the unanimity
with which the Alabama treaty was rejected.
Senate. —Tbo House Metropolitan Police bill
was reportcdiormally by tbe Special Committee
to whom it bad been referred, when Mr. Me-
Cnndlcfa moved that It be referred, to tbo Com
mittee on tbe Local Judicl iry, which motion was
cairti dby a vote of 19 to 13. All tbe Demo crate
voted to reftr, andjvMessrs. Fisher, Ojterboav
Robinson and Sratztnan, Republicans. Tus
vlrtuady kills tbe bill.
Tbe Donee bill to prevent tho Passenger Rill
way Companies In Philadelphia from salting the
truike, a bill which tbe Philadelphia S/nators
hove worked earnestly to seenre the passage of,
was p.teed finally 'by a vote of 28 to I—Mr.
Lindcrman.
1 he Douse bill antborizing the construction Of
a railroad tomont Id tbe Fifteenth Ward came
np on Its third readingaDd passed.
The Uonfo bill repealing tbe act giving the fee
for approving tavern licenses to tbe District Attor
ney , and giving tbe f> oto the Recorder of tho
city, came np on Us third reading", and wa9
pseud alter an amendment offered by Mr: Mc
llandless bad been adopted, defeating that por
tion ot tbe bill, but taking the fee from tbe District
Attorney.
Tbe Hon re bill incorporating the Roxborough
Paisenger Railway Company was passed.
The report of ibe Committee on Conference on
the General Appropriation bill wascalled np, find
after rome 111 Ue dt bate, thi- Senate decided not
to arcept of It, by a vote of 22 nays to 10 yeas,
Meters. Connell, Errett, Heoszey, Lowry,
Oln.stead, Oaterbont, Robison, Btinson,
Slu'zmnn and Taylor voting for the
adoption of tbe report, and Messrs. Beck,
BilliDgfell, Brown (Mercer). Brown (Northamp
ton), Burnett. Coleman, Davis, Dancan, Fisher,
Graham. Jackson, Lmdormun, McUaadless, Mc-
Imire, Miller, Nagle, Randall, Bearigbt, Tamer.
Wallace, White and Worthington voting
against it.
Hodse. —Mr. Bnnn called np and hod passed
tbe Sl-Dote bill requiring police officers in Pbila
d> lphia to convey prisoners to the nearest magis
trate.
Mr. Aims, of Crawford, offered a resolution re
questing tbe Senate to return the revised lax hill
to ibe House. This motion was made with the
design of killing tbo bill.
Mr. Clark said that the bill was objectionable,
and that the Senate Intended to defeat It. Tho
House might as well have tho odium of such a
defeat.
Mi . Strang said that the object of getting the
bill back was probably to pal a new tax ou lum
ber.
Mr. Davis—Yes, and to insert other obnoxious
amendments.
lit. Alms said that the pure and simple object
was to kill the bill.
Mr. Davis made a speech, short bnt strong, in
which he urged the House not to make cowards
of the mselves by undoing their own work, flt
must be explained in reference to the tax bill that
it has become apparent since its passage yester
day moralsg at 1% o'clock that it imposes new
taxes on oil and whisky and releases tho railroad
companies ot the Slate from the bnrden ol their
taxation. This was done by tacking a few sec
tions to tbo lengthy bill of over one hnadred and
fifty sections. |
The Honse, by 45 ayes to 43 nays, agreed to
take np the resolution for consideration, and then
by a vote of 41 ayes to 51 nays defeated the reso
lution. So the bill was not recalled from the
Senate.'
Mr. McCullough offered a resolution pnbllsh
irg un thousand copies of bates's History of
Pennsylvania regiments for the use of the House,
at a cost not exceeding five dollars per volume.
Chicago, April 14.—The adjourned session of
ihc State Legislature met at Springfield, to-diy.
The Governor lias vetoed tbe Lake Front bill,
coding a certain portion of the Lake front to tbe
Illinois Central Railroad, and tbe bill allowing
towns and cities to reserve State taxes for the
benefit of existiog and prospective railroads.
The first-named bill will probably be pissed
ever the Governor's veto, but the fate of tne lat
ter is somewhat doubtful.
The United States Senate
Wasiiim.ton, April 11.— After prayer und the
reading of tbe Journal of yesterday the Senate
went into Executive session.
marine Intelligence.
New Yoek, April 14;— Arrived, steamships''
France and Java, from Liverpool.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO«
PninABELPniA. Pehna., April a, 186tt^
To the Stockholder! of the Penoijlvanla
Ballroad Company.
All Stockholder*, a* regfsterol on the Books of this
Company on tho 30th day of April, 1669, will be entitlod
to eubiciibo for 25 Per t ent, of their resptiotlve i&teresta
in New Stock at Par, a* follows:
first— Fifty per cent, at tbe time of subscription, bfr
tween the 15th day of May, 1869, and the 80th day of
June, 1669.
Second -Fifty per cent between tho 15th day of Novem
ber, 1669, and tho Blet day of December. 1869; or, if Stock*
holder* thould prefer, the whole amount may bo paid up
ot tfaotime of subscription, and each instalincnteo paid
shall be entitled to o pro rata of tho Dividend that may
fce declared on full rhares.
1 hint—' That every Stockholder holdhag lees than four
ebnte* eh»ll be entitled to eubflertbu for one share; and
those holding more than a multiple of four share.* shall be
entitled to BUbscribo for an additional share.
idoiirfh—All share* upon which Instalments are yot te
be paid under resolution of MayH.T, 1683, wtllfeberitUf’od
to their allotnu’nt of the 85 Per Cent* at par* as though
thbywtrVpaid iu-fulh r. ':..
THOHAB r Jk\ riHTR, Treasurer.
ap2-2mrp : . .. • •:
IMPERIAL FRFNCG PRUNES-60 CASES I' TIN
1. fannieter* amt f«uoi boxH«. Imooned an I for Mile by
OS. KBt'Bilfißfc <?O.. 108 South Delaware avenue.
IN
J-> 6 and 10 lb. oanp, tor thlo by J. B. lIUSSIER & CO*
LJB South Delaware avenue.
2>lfs O’Olooto.
BY TELEOBAPH.
From Wasbingtoh,
FonuivlTaula i.cgialature.
Harrisburg, April 14,
Illinois Legislature*
TREASERER'd BEPARTUEST.
ismm-somosi
3:00 O’Oloohc.
LATER FROM WASHINGTON
THE DARIEN GANAL TREATY
A Strong Opposition to its Ratification
FROM NE' WYORK
The Pacifio Railroad Li tigs t ion
Veto of a Passenger Railway Bill
naval intelligence
NEW YORK MONEY MABKET
Tbe Darien Canal.
fSperial Despatch to the Philo. Evening Ballettn.]
Washington, Api'il 14.—Tbe Senate has been
difcntslDg tbe Darien Canal treaty for nearly two
bourn in Executive session. There is considera
ble opposition on account of the ob enrity of tbe
terms of the treaty. Some Senators also think
it is not beet to act while it is not certain whether
tbe Colcmbian Congress will not reject tbo
treaty, sna some fear that Its execution, if Tati
fled, may entail expense.
Ibe Sails igalntt itae Union Pacific.
(Special De-patch to the Phil a. Evening Bdlietln.l
New Tobk,‘ April 14.—Judge Barnard ap
pointed Rcdfield referee to hear the testimony on
tbe question whether the five million dollars de
posited in one of the banks to. tbe credit of
Crane, Durant’s private secretary, does not be
long to the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Veto by Governor Boltman,
IBpeclH Detpatch to tbe Pbila. Evening Bulletin.]
Albany, April 14 —Governor Hoffman has
vetoed tbp bill for a Passenger Railroad through
One hundred and twenty-Ofth street His mes
sage indicates that be will veto all bills granting
railroad franchises to individuals,ns such grants,
be bolds, should be for tbe benefit of tho people.
This Is considered a death-blow to the Broadway
railroad pi ojict.
From Wnshfhgtan.
Washington, April 14.—Rear Admlrs J. J.
Craven is ordered to the command of Mare Is
land Navy Yard, IJentenant-Commnnder Geo.
H. Haywood is ordered to the Naval Academy,
chief Etgineer Edward Fithlan is ordored ta the
Franklin. , Captain Thomas (3. Salter is de
tected from ibe Saratoga, and placed on waiting
ordeis. Paymaster Znlick is detached from tbe
Naval Academy, and Paymaster C. C - Jackson
oidercd to that station. Paymaster G. C. F.
BartOD bus realgm d.
Tbe rush at the Executive mansion continue?'
A large number of Senators and representatives
eaw the President this morning.
Netv Vortt .Financial market.
t Special Despatch to the Pbilada. Evening Bulletin.l
New York, April 14—The money market is
qniet. The rates op call loans are 7 per cent,
gold to 7 per cent, currency, and 1 32 for Gov
ernments The loans made yesterday at 1-10 are
renewed to-doy at _the same rate. The only ac
tivity in money isl derived from the sidewalk
brokers, who bid up money to fabulons rates,
although eneb loans are generally wasted, and
do not affect tbe market. There is a little more
movement in discounts. Prime paper which
weDt at 12 to' 15 now passes at 10 to 13 per cent.
Gold opened at 132%, but on the rnmor of a
ecattily of cash gold ai:d anoiber lock-n'p,it sud
di Dly rose to 132%. The transactions are onlr
about the average. The holders of cash gold
have paid from 6 to 2% per cent for having bal
ances carried. It Is supposed the steamers ex
pi ctf d 10-day will brlog three-quarters of a mil
lion each in gold and coupons.
Tbe market for governments Is excessively
dull. Prices are generally firm,, being at the pre
sent rates of foreign exchange a trille below tho
London market The transactions, however,
are of little moment, and confined to sales of
bonds by holders iu ihe interior for realization.
Foreign exchange, without any quotable change,
is a trifle firmer. Prime sixty dayß’ bills and
sight 108%r<3108%.
Slocks show little interest and narrow fluctu
ations. The chief object of Interest is New York
Central,tbe quotations ranging from 163 to 16t%,
on rumors from Albany and its coDuoction with
the manipulations of the Broadway Railroad hill.
Western shares are all a fraction lower, except
Rock Island, which bas advanced from to
133%. Reading is firm at 93 to 94. Hudson
River is strong at 145%.
In the miscellaneous list the prices are generally
firm. Sales of Pacific Mail at 92% Western
Union Telegraph, 41%. Canton, 59% Mari
poßa Preferred is noticeably strong ot 87%, on
favorable news from tbe mines.
Tbe Petroleum market.
(Special Despatch to the Phila. Evening Bulletin.]
Naw York, April 14.—Thu Petroleum market
is dull; Refined, 31%@32; Crude, 17.
Cut tom House Api'oint.mests Tho following
is a list of Mr. Collector Moore's first appoint
ments :
Weigher—Col. Tamer G. Morehead.
Captain Night Watch—John B. Bouvior.
Supt. Warehouses— Win. Moran.
Cl. rk—Robt. T. Gill.
Day Inspector— Capt. A. E. Colgan.
Day Inspector—D. B. Beiller.
Day Inspector—A. Alexander.
Night Inspector—Bergt. Wm. Lacy. ’
Day Inspector—F. D. Bingham.
Day Inspector—Geo. Metzger.
Ganger—Joshna M. Butler.
Night Inspector—Alex. Crawford.
Night Inspector—Wm. W. Burns.
Clerk—Wm. F. TowDscnd.
Day Inspector—Wm. D Thomas.
Day Inspector—Enos C. Reuner.
Assistant Storekeeper—Louis A. Welchman.
Clerk—Copt. Sykes Beaumont.
Day Keeper Bicker.
Day Inspector, James Cocbrun.
Clerk, John Van Kirk.
Clerk. Wm, Nicholson.
Cluk, J. F. Byrnes.
. Clerk, John Huzlehurst.
Cleik. Francis T. Loes.
Day Inspector—Sergeant Oliver Wilson.
Day Inspector—John A. Harris.
Night Inspector— Major John Johnson,
Clork—Wm. J. Deemer.
Day Inspector—Lieut. John R. Whitcraft.
Clerk—Charles Jacobs, Jr., Nornstowu.
pay Inspector— Chepie Borio.
It Is Impossible to appreciate, fnily, tho enor
mous pressure under which tho Collector has la
bored in making his appointments. Several
thousand applications have been made for about
one hundred offices, and it has, of coarse, boon
utterly impossible to satisfy any bnt a very small
fraction of the seekers otter office.
Mr. Moore, in distributing the few offices In
his gift, has evidently had due regard to tho
brave soldiers of the war, end haß, in all cases,
•elected staunch Republicans.
We cull n few specimens of the military ap
pointments, from which it will be seen that tho
men who have perilled their lives for the country
are not forgotten or neglected.
Colonel Turner Gi Morehead—a gentleman of
high Integrity—a splepdid military record In tho
Mexican campaign, and was brevetted Geueral
for his _ gallant services in the recent war.
Originally tin old lino Whig, and' a Repub
lican evor- since the organization of that party.
“ Gaphrin A, E. Colgnn,- -of.. Twenty-eighth. P<l.
Vol., a most gallant soldier and served through
the war. . ’ '
Alex. Crawford— served in the Navy during ths
war, anil was awarded a medal of honor by his
government, for his bravery. . -
W, W. Barns, a most gallant soldier, and lost
an arm in the service.
Capt. Sykes Ueuumont entered the sorvica as o'
private oud rose to bo Oaptaia. lost a leir at tba
capture of Bavannah.
John Van Kirk served with great credit
through tbo war, and lost a leg lathe aervlce.of
bis country. ' ’
Sergeant OUver Wilson served through tbo
war, and wee wounded at Gettysburg. '
Major John Johnson was also in the service.'
CPBTAIN MATERIAUx *
BPE Cl ALTY
RE AL LA C E
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
Will oflfor our varied stook
PERFECTLY NEW AND FRESH.
An Inspection will demonstrate How
much their vaine exceeds
their price*
REAL LACES,
FROM $6 PER FAIR UPWARDS.
Nottingham Laces,
FROM $1 60 PER PAIR UP WARDS.
Together with the
GREATEST tJOVELTY,
FRENCH LAOE DBOP CURTAINS
LACE SHADES.
I. E. WALEAVEN,
No. 719 CHESTNUT STREET.
REMOVAL
THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Their New Fire and Burglar-proof Building,
Nos. 329 and 33! CHESTNUT Slrset,
Which will be open for the transaction of bosineßS
On Thursday, the Bth of April, 1860.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and
Safe Deposit Company.
Capital, #500,000, fall paid.
„ „ „ DIRECTORS:
N. B. Frowne. I dward W. Clark,
t fflrerceH. Clark, Alexander Henry,
OohpVtlfb. Bfepbeo A t.'Aidwell,
Chailee Alucaletter. George JP. lyler,
Wepry C Gibtoa.
PrrHdect—N B. BKOWNE
Vice Pt«hidei>t-GLAK«M:E H. CL4RE.
Stcrtiaiy and.Treauarer— BOBE&T PaTTERSON.
TTe Ccmrsny have provided io their new Balldlog and
Vaults aheoluip eternity wealiißt loea by Fluß, tiUK
GLaHY. or A« UIDtNT. and
KEIEIVE FFA IEB AND VALUABLES ON DE
POSIT UNUERGIMKA^TPF.
Upon the following rates, for one year or lees period,
tfovm>uent Bj,d nil other Cotipon
curtt ea, or those tmneterable by’- 81 00 per SI,(OC
delivery \
Gly* mount Mid all other Ercumiee,;
rekirtt rtd and negotiable only by en / 60 ** 1,000
don« mtpt
<7« Id Coin o* Bullion 126 M t.OO)
Hlv«r Coin or Multlon 200 ** 1,000
Slv«r r*r Gold Plate. ui der seal,
o«roi’g eptinote of vaj.e and rate,- ICO ** 100
nut in t ♦<> adjn t iM rt for bulk ;
.Jr nch 3, Diamonds, &c 260 ** LOOO
D*rdp s*ortg*ge? and Valuable Papere grnprally, when
ot no flxed v«*‘uu. $1 nyenrearh. or uccordii g to bulk.
Th«?i* latter, v hen d»poetted lo Tin Box#a, are charged
nttoidlnft to bulk, upon abasia of I>4 feet cubic capa
city, $lO a year.
Coupons and Interest will be collected when <Je»ired,and
remittid to th<j owner?, for one per cent
The Company offer for RENT, the lessee exclusively
holding the key, Safes inside it* Burglar-proof
Vaults, at rates varying from $2O to
$75 each p n r airuo, ac
cording to size.
Deposits of Money Received on which interest will bo
allowed; 3 per r«nt on Gal* Peooaits. payable by
Check at sight, ana 4 ner cent on Time De.
posits, payable on ten dsyß* notice.
CThi? Company is also autUorixed to act as Executory
Administrators and Guardian*. to receive and execute
T) nsts of every description from the Courts, corporations
or individuals.
N. B. BROWNE,
President.
KOBRRT PATTEBBON,
1 Sccrcinry and Treasurer.
ar6 row f &rorp
$4,500,000
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Thirty Years to Ilun,
ISSUED
The Lake Superior and Mississippi
River Railrcad Company.
They are a Flrtt Mortgage Slablog Fund Bond
Free of United St/ties Tax,
BEOUBFID BY
OKB HILLIOS MX BDNDKED AND TfIIRTY-TWO THOUSAND
ACBIS OF CDOIOB LIXDS,
And by the Railroad, its Rolling Btock and the Fran
chises of the Company.
A Dot ble Security and Flrat Clais Investment
In every respect, yielding in Currency nearly
Teil Per Cent. Per Annum.
PRESENT PRICE, PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Gold, Government Bonds and other Stocks received in
payment at their highest market price.
Pamphlets and full information given on application to
JAY COOKE & OQ.,
No. 114 South Third Street.
® E. W. CLARK & CO.,
No. 35 South Third Btreet,
Fiscal Accrue of the lAike Superior and Mississippi
River Railroad Company .
trhiOdnfrp* ’
DREXEL A CO., Philadelphia
DREXEL, WINTHROP & CO. B N. Y.
DREXEL, HARJESACO., Paris.
Bankers ondßeaferaln IJ. (. Bond*.
'Forties going abroad can make alt their financial
arrangements with us, ami procure Letters of Credit
available in all parte of Europe,
Draftai for Nalo on tnelanil) Irolniiri,
Franco, Oerumuy, &c.
inhio w ( m U 6r
FIFTH EDITION
BY tfELEORAPH,
LATEST CABLE NEWS
NEWS FROM JAPAN
Civil War EagiDg in the Empire
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON-
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
NEWS BY THE CUBA CABLE
The Late Spanish Outrages
By the Atlantic Cable*
London, April 14 —LatcradYicesbavObcen.ro-'
ccived Jrom Yokohama and Ilong Kong. Civil
war is raging again with increased violence, in
the Japanese E-apire. The Northern party, or
the opponents of the Mikado, and a strong fleet 1
under command of the former Admiral-in-Cble*
of tbe Tycoon, have made their headquarters on
the island of Jeeso, of which they held complete
pofsession. They have since captured Bode
Sima, an important island on the western coast
of Nipbcn, from which they can makolncarsions
into the main land.
Earthquakes have been felt on the Japanese
islands, bnt np to the last dates, no loss of life or
properly is reported, and the'shocks Were slight.
The news from China Is meagro.
London,' April 14, Evening.—Consols for
money 93%, and for account 93%. Five-twenties
84. Railways quiet. Erie 24; Illinois Central
96%; Atlsn tie and Great Western 30%.
Pams, April 11—'The Bourse closed strong.
Rentes 711. 6c.
Lrvani'ooL, April 14, Evening,—Cotton firmer;
Uplands, 12%d ; Orleans,'l2%di' Fine Rosin.-
16s. Kt-fined Petroleum, Is. lOd. ’
London, April 14, Evening—Linseed Oil, .£29
16s. -
Antwerp, April 14—Linseed Oil, 63@53%f.
Nominations by tbe President.
IBpt cial I eupatcb to tbo F'liila. Eve II ins bulletin.'!
Washington, April 14 —Tbe following nomi
nations wire sint to the Senate to-day, but’did
not arrive until three o'clock Chaa. C, Crowe,
Governor of New Mexico; Chas.'A. Dana, Ap
praiser of Merchandise, Pert of New York, vice
McElrath. . i: ~ •»
AssiSFor of Internal Revenue—James Ash-’’
wcTlh, Fifth District of Pennsylvania.
Collectors—Cbae. W. Black, Third District of
-Massachusetts; W. A. Darling, Ninth District of,
New York.
Official Advices from Cuba.
Washington,- April 14.—Commander I?. B.
Fill, biown, commanding tbe U. 8 steamer Nar
rt gatfeit, reports, under date of April7tb, from’
havana, tbe particulars of two passeßgera, Cu
bans, lmvirg been taken out of tbe American
scbooner Lizzie Major, ten leagues from the Coast
of Cubo, by tbe Spanish Irlgate Fernando' Calb
licn, ond imprisoned. .' -
Tbe twp persons were named Don Santiago A~:
Anmble and Don Hamon 8. Raivas.’ ilt seems
that they took passage on the Ljzzlo'Major, at
Havana, for New Orleans. The aqliooner touched
at Remedies, took in a cargo, and'Bailed'on
Match 261 h for her destination.
Bbe was boarded tbe same day by the Spanish .
frigate,ns above stated. The prisoners were ear
th d bntk to Remedoioand incarcerated. One of
llitm is a lad abont ten years of age. 1 Tney were
visited in prison by Mr. Stone, tbo United Btatea
t'ccfnlar Agcntat that port, who mode a demand
cm the Commandant of-tbe province for their re
l<-Hse. This tbe Commandant did not feel an-
H oiizid to do wlthont orders froni Euperior au
thority. -
' Tbe ease having been made known to Mr. Hall, ,
Unhid Sinus Vice-Consul-General of Cab», be
I as ordered a thorough Investigation to be made.
Tbe ground of arrest is Said to b: that tbe names
of ihe passengers were not in the manliest
Interest of July Conpona.
Trfahhv Dkpartment, Washington,- April
14—Notice is hereby given that tbo interest con
pons payable oo the Ist day of July next, wlil’bO
paid on presentation at the proper offices upon a
r< bate ol interest at the rate of G per cent, per
annum. [Signed. J
Gtto. 8. Bodtwell, Secretary.'
Import of Specie.
[Breda! Despatch to tho Philadelphia Evening Unllctin. I
Nkw Fork, April 14.—The Bleamor Java ar
rived from Liverpool to-day with £82,000 lit
specie.
No. 35 South Third Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STOCK,com
AND NOTE BROKERS.
Accounts of Banks, Firms, and Individuals mushed, subioa*
►ocheak at sight.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON BALANCES.
<^enera£%ents
a,, PENNSYLVANIA
&& ,°LT
jAflO^L^Ctfo.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
The National Lrrrc Ivsrn.iNcn Company is a
corporation chartered by speciui Act of Congress, ap*
proved July &5, 1863, with a
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, FULL PAID.
Liberal terras offered to Agents and Solicitors, wh<»
are Invited to apply at our office. •
Full particulars to be liud on application at ouroJilcoi
located In the second story of our Banking IlQUse, ,
where Circulars and Pamphlets, fully describing f be
advantages offered by the Company, may be had* *
£. W. CUBIC CO H
No, 05 South Third St*
I UIUJAVS CELEBRATED PURE TONIC ALHFOR
eJ iuvnlitli*, Isniily use, 6c. , „ .
Thu «iib*enburis now ftirnliihed with hi* foB Winter
»iiin]v of hi- highly nutritious audwoU.knownboyerage.
Itu ividur’ renu HDD Incroasin* use, by order of physi
cians, for 11. x 111 da. nteof families. 6c.. commend l«o tha
attention of allconßdiner" who want a strictly pure *r.
'felt; rreiioiec! from fhnboat materials, and pnt unto the
most careful i> aimer for homo uso or transportation, Qr.
der« hy itmll or otherwise promptly supplied. ■ ' - ■
P. JUmUUN,
HclowThlrd and Walnut.ij'treobv
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fiorli Cumipi) rcA')ii'»,tWo«ees;ftKsh O#nnedfioo
Aliplwimaiwf re»b Pljjfl Applafclti fttu>: LW* ow>B
Cut'll ( orn mil Oi.t-n IVmnr.oo r>w« frmh ‘-lurafl, iu
em>i 200 cawf fn*h (i'mi linger;M» ow.< UharrleA, la
pynip;MUica»i fl Blnnfcbmi<s*,in iiyni|pu 500 ow» Strati'..
hcnfii'. iD «si>>Pt M» o*>n» jrpeh P««'« in avrnp: S.OW
mtiin Canned iomßlo<'niSOOcn“e* OVainiv, Lnlutnw aiif
Cl :n;t*; £OO o“iff Km if lief, Mutton, Vo i). so ipv -Co,
Fiji aa’e l>y .IOSEIIiIS. IKJSSiER 4i Co., ICS Souui Dcla
n arc nvci ue.
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