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ENENING BULLETIN.
'Wednesday, May 5, 1869.
4 MAUD COLLEGE.
The worthy President Judge of the Court
of Quarter Sessions delivered a charge to the
Grand Jury, yesterday, a considerable por
tion of which is, strangely enough, devoted
to raking np the ashes of the Girard College
investigation made in October 1867. Judge
Allison takes up the subject as if it were an
entirely new revelation to him, and invokes a
rising of the people of Philadelphia "in hon
est indignation and condemnation." There
are two practical objections to this suggestion
of the respected Judge. One is that these
terrible things which he revives in his elo
quent charge are so many ghosts which were
exorcized and laid, more than a year
ago. And the other is that the spirit
of these greatly. exaggerated charges was
thoroughly ventilated at the time, and the
combination of College Directors who were
sobentupon getting rid of President Richard
B. Smith was clearly exposed and under
stood. Judge Allison can never have read
the manly and convincing defence of Presi.
dent Smith before the Investigating Commit
tee, or he would not have been carried away
by the interested testimony which he spreads,
with such honest zeal,before the Grand Jury.
}to one who has ever had any personal con
nection with any public or private charity
can be ignorant of the ease with which such
charges of abuse can be trumped up upon
the most trifling foundation. It has
been a subject of wide-spread
regret that Senator Connell should have
garnithed his speech in favor of the Board of
Trusts with this mass of stuff, and this regret,
as we happen to know, has been largely
shared many of President Allen's beet
friends. It was totally unnecessary to advo
cate the Board of Trusts on any such grounds,
and the case was rather weiurened than other
wise by this revival of stories which had their
origin in a personal persecution of a brave
soldier and an honest, upright and useful
citizen.
But there is a very serious objection to the
principle upon which Judge Allison bases his
reference to Giraxd College, and PS the point
is not a legal or judicial one it may properly
be criticized from a laic point of view. Judge
Allison says :
"The exercise of arbitrary power, when hidden
from public view, when allowed to run on un
questioned for a long time in secret, is almost cer
tails to depenetata into an abuse of such power,
cad often to be attended with circumstances of
gnat wrong to the defenceless."
As Girard College is cited as a "marked
and startling illustration" of this proposition,
the principle must be made to cover all aimi
tar institutions and, indeed, to include every
charity of all the noble sisterhood of mercy
which have made Philadelphia the honest
pride of her people. Our public and private
charities, without exception, must all be
charged, under Judge Allison's definition,
with "the exercise of arbitrary power, hidden
from public view," and must all theref ire be
suspected of having "degenerated into au
abuse of such power." That this is not the
fact, the records of the numerous charities of
Philadelphia abundantly prove. The homes,
the asylums, the hospitals, the schools, the
thousand and-one institutions which minister
to every form of human need, are all admin
istered—at least as much as Girard College is
—by "exercise of arbitrary power, hidden
from public view." But who does not know
that, as an almost universal rule, these chari
ties of Philadelphia, public and private, are
proverbial for the excellence of their admiai-
stration and the success of their work ?
The truth is, that neither at Girard College,
nor at any of the minor institutions of Phila
delphia, is such a case as Judg4 Allison sup
poses possible. Without, an exception, these
"Charities are under the supervision of board•
of directors or managers who give their un
paid, but untiring supervision to the working
of the internal machinery, and we cannot
imasine such a thing as "arbitrary power al
lowed to run on unquestioned fur a long time
in scent." If there is abuse or mismanage
ment in any quarter,—and it undoubtedly
occurs in isolated and exceptional instances,
—it soon comes to the surface and is speedily
remedied. In behalf of the collective chan
ties of Philadelphia, we beg, with sincere
respect for Judge Allison's efforts against
what he believes to be a dreadful state of
Whirs, to protest against the injustice done
to Girard College, not only for the sake of
that great institution but by reason of the
reflected injustice to all the other charities
which are included in Judge Allison's cate
nErwaLioartsisn IN tiP AIN.
The present indications are that Spain will,
after all, choose a Rerbliean form of gov
ernment in spite of the fact that the monarch
kits are largely in the majority among ticw
people and in the Cortes. This will be a
Splendid victory for the little band of extrenk.,
Liberals who have contended for such a re
Eat, but the credit must be given rather to a
fortunate combination of circumstances, than
to the genius and the devotion—great as
these have been—of the Republicans. Roy
of the monarchists have abandoned in des
pair the search tor a competent candidate f
the tbrone,and not a few of the proudest have
been mortified and disgusted by the indiffssr-
ence manifested by the princes to whom the
honor has been offered. Rather than risk
__another. slight such US that given- by Dam
Fernando, of Portugal, these believers in tun
divine right and general excellence of kinp,
have agreed to yield their scruples Eva'
accept a government of the peopin.
some of them, too, have been frightens l by
the Ltrigues of the Uarliat faction and of the
gum') parry that Still adhere to the ancient
faith in the exiled Isabella: , `Delay in the or,
ganization offixed and, substantial gimern
ment affords to 'these divisions opportunity
in , advoCate , their theoriee with some degree
of success, and to create dissensions and
tumult in some of the districts. Even a Re
public, if guided by a firm band, would put
an end to this treason and utterly defeat its
purpose. Liberal men among the monarch
ists have also been convinced of the necessity
for organizing the highest form of free gov
ernment, by the violence and intemperance
of the clerical party, which has opposed free
dom of religion with fanatical zeal, and has
not hesitated to redden its hands with blood
to promote a system of bigotry and intole
rance.
It is reported that General Prim has headed
the disaffected among the monarchists and
gone over, with a multitude of followers, to
the Republican ranks. His motives have
been impugned. He has been accused of
aspiring to the Presidency under the coming
dispensation. But, ambitious as he certainly
is, we think his patriotism and devotion in
the past entitle him to the credit of seeking,
in this present movement, what he believes
to be the best interests of his country. Even
if he should obtain the Presidency there
would be no harm done. Spain might have
a much worse ruler; and with a liberal legis
lature to check any selfish schemes which
might be developed, it would be impossible
for him to inflict any vital injury upon the
free government.
The only really serious question is this:
Is Spain fitted for Republicanism? We fear
that such is not the case. It is a mighty
stride and a perilous one from blind
absolutism up to pure popular govern
ment. Success in the latter, requires
popular intelligence, hearty loyalty of the
people to themselves, and thorough self
reliance. The Spaniards do not lack Institu
tions of learning, but the masses are grossly
ignorant. They are almost fanatical in their
devotion to their religion and ministers ; and
priestly influence is ever adverse to popular
liberty and enlightenment. The majority du
not want a Republic. Tne last general elec
tion proved this with unmistakable distinct
ness; and we fear that even under a liberal
government there would be strong parties
stupidly favoring a return to wallowing in
the mire of despotism. Still, the experiment
is worth trying. Indeed, there seems to be
no alternative. If :t is honestly undertaken,
Spain will have the hearty sympathy and
encouragement of our people, and of the
friends of liberty everywhere. If the Repub
lic succeeds the example will be immensely
valuable to the other nations of Barone, and
will advance the cause of freedom immeasur
ably. If it falls, popular liberty will receive
a grievous and dangerous hurt.
ituntina, Durborow & Co., Anonon.
Leas, Noe. 282 and 284 Market Street, will hold on to
morrow (Thursday), May 6, by catalogue, on four
months' credit, at 10 o'clock, a large sale of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goode, including 170 packages Cot
ton and Woolen Domestic.; 700 pitons Cloths, easel
metes, Doeskins. Tricots. lieltons, Italians, &e.; full
lines Shirting Linen, In webs and pores; Tailoring
and Housekeeping Lb,en Goods; Drees Goode; Silks;
Shawls; Hosiery ; Gloves; Ilatmoral and Hoop Sairte;
White Goods ; Quilts' Ildkln.; Ilinbiellas; Ties;
Travel Fru ing and a Undinehirte and Drawers ; Bowleg, ibc
nv, May 7, at 11 o'clock, by catalogue, o
four mouths' medit, 200 pieces Crossley's,Cotta Tapsecry,
Srussels, Ingrain, Venitian, List, lamp, ge awl
Hag Carpetings, Moulage, 011 Cicths, 20 bales Cotton
W arps.
Flegant Iteoldence and Furnkture.—
WW be sold, without reserve, May 18th, at 12 o'clock
noon, at tee Exchange, by M. Thomas & Bons,
aao
tioneers, the very elegant and supern.r flve.story stout
Residence end coach-nooses. No. 1612 Walnut atree
has all the modern conveniences; lot 46 feet, front, 151
feel deep, to Chancellor street.
Etumu STILInIT PHOPYRTY.—They will also sell, a ,
the same lime, the ',cry valutble Church property
flint ride of Eighth street, above Race, 100 feet front
Room enough for the stores.
Public Sale of filoukehold
Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, 7-octave hbisevirood
Piano, being 'be entire furnishmem, of dvrelliug 162 S
Vine street. Sale peremptory, the family declining
homekeeping. To lc sold by T. A. McClelland, Auc
tioneer, tu-morrow (Thursday) morning, by catalogue
commencing ot 10 o'clock.
vF. THOMAS, THE LATE OPERATOR Al
the Colton Dental Atauciation, is now the only ou,
in Philadelphia who devote', h.a entire time •nd emetic,
to extracting teeth, abuolut.'ly without pain, riy frau
Outten oxide gaa. Office, Ivo. ICU/ WALNI; I
ntreet nibt, lY rtg
DE'sTAL At 13'.ulATION OItiGINATEI
V 11w anantt Ile me of
NIThOUS OXIDE, Olt LAUGIIING GAS.
Al d devote then whole time and practice to extractiur
teeth without pain.
Clime, Liof th and Walnut streeta.
H ENRY PHILLIPPI,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
NO. 1034 SANBOI'd kTREET.
PIiILADELPLOa.
JOHN CRUMP. BUILDER,
1721 CHESTNUT BTRE ,, T,
And 213 LODGE STREET.
Mechanics of every branch required for house-buildine
and fitting promptly furnished. 1, 2)U
IX'STS AND RAILS, POSTS AND RAIL 4, ALL
1 et3l. e. rour.hole, o fare and half round wrote.
eb lug le.—Long and abut t, heart Eirld btMJU foot
cown.on boa. de.
bI( Iving , lining and etore•fitting mato! Inl made a
fp , d n ity. I.: IC kit)LBo
m“.111p Seventh and Carpenter eta.
WARBURTON'S IMPROVED, VENTILATE:I.
and eaty•tittlng Drove Hate (patented) In all the ap
proved taohione of the sesoon. Cheatnut otroet, next
door to the Yost Office.
AB A NON•CONDULTOR OF ANIMAL ELECTRI ( :
ity, the vitrified glazing upon tore. lam oed rod fur
'Mule tiosten, n neeris them eq ,al to 1.4000 of al int, and
Inert foie q..i.e ee efficaciotto la their curative effecto on
dmeoree F or rale, w ith a gener.,l &atoll wont of other 1::r d
end roman, e caste re UMAN & titlA No. 836
klt Lt Ave) Market etreet,below Ninth.
QCEIOLA RS' BOOIDLAMYS. SLATES - AND S L,ATE
PreeDo, Steel Pent. P.-ouoidore, Lend l'eneiloilrak
k. , eyoms I. r BlaIA hoards. mud Paper U.tt re. Jur dalo hY
1 RUMAN di BiAW No. Nif, tea fivu) Marko ,
street, below Muth. , _
_
TIBABB BOLTB OF A VARIETY OF SIZES: BRASS.
13 ioned &Ed Iron Door ebalne, smug wrournt-iron
1301 a, for outride doors. Pocket Door Nartenerr. and be
mailman Policeman," ter travelers, for rale by 'MU
MeN & 8113 A W. No. 106 (Eigut Tribty•tive) I.L.rket
rtreet. below Ninth.
MBE BF ST CIGARS AND TOBACCO AhE OBTAINED
I at WILEY 131KOTELEES. N. W. corner Eighth mid
Wrilout etrtets. Kai.' pit*
I.ILALK LACE AUQUEd.— A BUI'E RR ABBOR'I'M ENT
lioeened this mornina. —J oat meet ed, direct trout Paris
per steamer America. a 'superb keegrtineut of libtok Lace
Bisques, all the novelties of the preeeut eoaeou, far aGo
at retail at Importers' prieee.
GEORGE W. VOGEL,
mt ft-6t• 120 Ohootuut street.
-
V,OLCE FAR NIENTF.—ENJOYMENT HEIGHT
cued by enullug Om.* eplondid Yara (Awn mold by
ILIA . kaghth uud Walnut. apM ran
no YOU WANT PRIME N kI7Y, FINE CUT. OR
1-- , Cavendlehl tio to odILEY'I3, at Eighth and Walnut
'streets. ap23.1 p a§
FOR INVALIER.,,A FINE MUSICAL BOX AS A
companion for the sick chamber•, the Attest assort
meet in the city, aod a great variety of airs to select
iron). Imported direct by
FARR dr 'morn Elt,
kahl6 tfrp 894 Chestnut street, below Fourth
UENGINE R 1 )TArioca.wrrui FULL DER& ru.cl
for nee. Fresh Bethlehem. Canada and ne)tch 'at
meal Pearl nage, WIT Perinattetets Food. Heo•hout,
Cox'a Gelatine, Caracas Cacao and other Ihete thus Foi
Bale by JAM T. MANN. d. W. oor. Broad and doruce
etrt eta. apl3
ECICENL(IRFF AND MoGEEIIAN.
(NEW FIRM AND LIVE 4SEN),
I'LL MBH:Rti. 0 +B AND EA id rirrEas.
No.B, N..rth Seventh street, Pn , l4delphia.
Builders and cations %Eland it to Dion- advantage to
give us a trial. N. D.—Bpectal attention paid to layinp
drain vine. anti-:nitro , 4#
TELA NATUANS,..A.I:I.3IfItikEIt,
1 1 hlrd and bpruce etreele, only one square below the
Ear/muse. $280,0t0 taloa'', to large or small amounts, ou
diamonde, silver piata. ..vatoh , s, Jee.otry, and all &mod. of
Istlvh. Other hour.. fr om BA.Mto 7 P M ver Estan
fibbed for the last folly years. Advauees made in large
amounta at the lowcot market rates. lab If ro
JUST RECEIVED AND IN wronr, LOOO (I.ASFA OF
eitampagne,sparkllng Cat .whoi and t.ttliternta Mm's.
l'art. Mad. ira. iiherry. Jamaica and davits Cruz Rum,
fine old Brandies and Whiaki Who!, Fkale and ratan.
P. J. ,J ett' AN, MO Pear street.
Below Third and Walnut, ntreuts snd above Deck
'treat. de74l
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIATV EDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1869.
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i Eiterrvitrilii ~ '3 i.' 3 i ?.. i \ ~..:. 1 k
Superb, Superior, Serviceable Suits
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S.
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
S. L Cor. Chestnut and Seventh Streets.
Choice Ckwas for Present Season.
In daily receipt of New and Sande Spring
Goods.
HOW THE
' MERRY, MERRY MONTH OF MiY"
CAME IN.
With storm and blow,
And rain and snow,
And water and mud, above, below,
Ugh! Booh!
What could we do ?
When() could we go?
flow could we get
Out of the dismal rain and wet?
Colds in our heads,
Frogs in our throats,
Wrapped to our ears
In our overcoats,
What dismal, splashy, horrible day
To begin the merry, merry month of May !
But the sun shines out
And the rain is done,
And now, no doubt,
We will have the fun
Of wearing the clothes
So new and nice,
Which we buy for the spring,
At moderate price, •
At the place where they clothe the people all,
Rockhill & Wilson's GREAT BROWN HALL!
It is one of the beauties of Rocklin] & Wilson' -
Clothing Establishment that gentlemen can bct
elothes for every kind of weather, and at east,
low prices that no gentleman can afford to b
Without the proper variety for every emergency
of storm or sunshine.
sir Our new style of light Spring Overcoat 1,
such that you can roll ft up and put It in your
hat or pocket, when you do not want to be in
convenienced by carrying or wearing It.
Cheviots, Bannookburns, Piqae, Diagonals
Stripes, lichens, Steel and Silver Mixed, and, to
4ort, all manners and descriptions of good
things in the clothesline that are needed to
autisly the most ardent aspirations of masculine
numanhy,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP
FOR
CASH, CASH, CASH,
ROCKFIILL & WILSON'S
Great Brown Stone Hall,
)03 and 605 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPEIFILL
WOOLENS FEARFULLY LOW.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. col% Ninth and Market Sts
CASSIMERES, All-wool, 500, up.
CLOAKINGS, good styles, $1 up .
CLOTHS, Low to fine grades.
The slaughter in this branch of business atilt continues
We have availed ourselvea of the low prices ij go in
heavily, and offer to our friends and curitomors memo
great drives in Trowscringa, Coalinga, dm
£l-ise4p
OGDEN & HYATT ,
TAILORS,
No. 827 ARCH STREET,
LATE WITU WANAMARRR & BROWN.
The Finest Goods, French, English
and Domestic. Terms moderate.
a ,14 Im4p
H. P. & O. R. TAYLOR.
PERFIIMEHT AHD TOILET 9OASJP6 9
641 and 643 H. Ninth Street. •
TIIOSE FIVE CBNT VARA CIGARBI SPLENDID,
ain't they. nenntry merchants are invited to call
and °gamine themsit WILEN 13110111E116. Eighth and
Walnut streets. apEtvo tW
--
MA BRING WITH INDELIBLE INK, EMBROIDER
ing. Braiding, stamping. Age. M. A. tO RhY,
Filbert street.
A LL TUE FAVORITE BRANDS OF SMOKING TO
IA hue°, including Lone Jae/. Perreke, Lynchburg,
Hlpblander, etc. n ay be had at the !arrest rates of
W ILLY iiROTIIERtf. N. W. corner Eighth and Walnut
streets. apnnnif
JAMES B. NEWBOLD & BON,
BILL BROKER 9 AN')
GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENTS,
tiFAION /Unita'
w2l 26tip*
- BARGAINS 4hl -Fi NE A inlEtt3Md.=NELVer
I._T 'I orke-y Morocco and Antique Binding,
Blank Docks, StatioLery, liolioaY Book.. Illbles,fhtmee
Ladies' Companion,. Pm-knives, Pocket-books, Soloactr:
and Fancy Goods. prilina low.
White. Buff and Canary Envelopes, IR cents per Into
died. Fine bias Paper 151 per roam Portf.gios, 15 coot,
and upward. Flue Untiery. Leather tur , ds, Limas, Dards.
Dominoes. and all parlor gamcs.Fatioy (puce,. &a, ho.
Lowest prices in the city
FANCY CHEAP uTA PIONERY,
MALES,
ALBUM'S,
spn 4D tri Ira and 381 El, >3IYUTH iiTREET.
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NEW MEDICATED DENTIFRICE.
MOUTH WASH AND G ARGLE.
He bah taken legal meaeoree to prevent 11th tormul ,
from being compounded by alkY other Übemiat or Drug
tint lu the lJnited States, but
OUBTAVT.II3 BRAUSTA
APOTHECARY,
E. W. car. Twelfth and Cheatnu il t
adevViPhiaerts,
Ph
As testified by the following certificate
mouth
repudiate as arsnuous all tooth powders and
Mouth weahes rejlinner my-namer. - except-thoet Lasing.
my Signature On the Ciili—tiiiiitiotimlud--and -sem.
ouLP by GIiSTAVU3 KRAUS.E. Apothecary. N. W. em
uor of TWF,1,1;7 , -; and tl-IEBTNU'I` ..trocts.
PlJladei
phis, who es.ortri hohlo my prescriptions, and is autho
rimed to prupare and sell the same."
J. DaIIAVFIN WHITE,
on wilmrply td. D ; D. D. S.
-
1:14 PArtAtitiLs. ALT. THE N EIWITIST 'LONDON
arid Part , diylea which for novelly'. variety and
elegnuce are unequalled. A large assortment of
LAW l CIVNEB. MIA `ll3ll and BUN UMMIPILLAB,_at
B
leweer WWII. at II 01.XON'.i ,IPANCY llaiilDd
bTi)//3. No. 21 Oath Eighth otreet. 0p22).1a6rs
BOWELLTINN 'Bl CO.;
N l / 2 3.olessale end Retail
=BE
PAPER HANGINGS,
AT NO,. 1117 CHESTNUT STREET,
Until, completion of their Store,
S. W. CORNER OF NINTH AND OHESTNIIT STREETS.
JUST OPENING OUR SPRING IMPORTATIONS,
French Medallions, Imitations Woods Pardon, Chinese, Flower Patterns, andi
other peouliar foreign styles.
timwEet4p
STATIONERS .
BLANK BOOKS.
The Largest Stook and Greatest Variety of
FULL AND HALF-BOUND
BLANK BOOKS.
MEMORANDUM, PASS.
COPY BOOKS. Eto.. Etc.,
To be feend in this City, in at the
Old Established
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
OF
JAS. B. SMITH& CO. I
No. 27 South Seventh Street,
riaLsokmue.
OHM, and Salesroom, Elm-Floor.
liwareroonso. up -attars.
rebam w•f•anirPi
KEIIIOVAL.
REMOVAL
J. W. PRICE'S RESTAURANT
From FOUR'RiI and CHESTNUT to
No. 305 CHESTNUT STREET.
On Thursday, nay 6,
I will open my new and greatly enlarged establiehmern
.t ho. tO5l t EBTN UT Street, where I have fitted up th
twat and ercond etc. ha with every comfort and conve
[deuce for LADIES and GEN i'LEMEN.
1 he dintug-rooms are large and airy. and no maim wil
be 'pared to ineure a tOntilltllleCe and tncreaee of the
genet one patronage which has hitherto been extended to
my establiattuaent by the public.
ap29 eirP
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
THE PUBLIC
la invited to examine
OUR IMMENSE STOOK
China,
4G-lams and
and compare the prices and qualities with those
of any other house in the city.
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
707 CHESTNUT STREET.
rnblb In w f awry
vottrorriuttlf. mc.
I. L, IU rir Z ,
FURNITURE.
121 South ELEVENTH Street.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
At Bit dende Prices.
FURNITURE.
T. & J. A. HENIKELS,
Baying REMOVED to their
ELEGANT STORE,IOO2 ARCH ST.,
Are now selling first-class FURNITURE at very reduced
pricer. mh3l-3mrpt,
WII EB, Liquous, aG
LANGSTRO7H & BOULTON,
130 WALNUT STREIEr.
Bole direct Imootters In Pennsylvania of OTARD DEPUY
& C O.' S
HCAM PtJONAII
AGN BRANDIES, kiEIDSIEJE. & Cu., and
otbor CE WINES.
HARP GIN, JAMMI/A RUM, SCOTCH WHISKIES,
Bt RT ON, BASS and INDIA ALI/. ft, LONDON C
at d POW!). It. CLARETS and vt. HITE WINES, BUR
GUNDY, PORT end tow priced WINES.
OLI Vic OIL
Prom Nice. France, pure and beet imported.
VERY OLU FUR. SHERRY, MAL/EISA and PORT
WIN Ed in boast. , ono dozen bottles each, or in Packages .
to euit.
Choice brords of old RYP and BOURBON WHISKIES.
Above vods iu Custom House and Bonded Warehonaos.
m 1.31 w 18tro•
CALIS PETIIIIO9. dith,
SPRING. 1869. '
LEEDOM & SHAW,
910 ARCH STREET.
We are now receiving a very large dock of new goods fot
SPRING SALES,
Embracing all the new styles of
CARPETING%
FLOOR OIL CLOT Ele a
MAT T 111 G 13 0 &o.
DIM Arn rply
MINTER'S PATENT SPECS (AN
41jEfalt. h. had et his Store, No. 137 South
ghth, above Walnut. af 141 f 40.
C at Ak s SIMON GAJRTLAND,
UNDERTAKER,
NS Bond , Thirteenth ape. m 1125 6morpt
MAGAZIN DEB MODAttrr
MRS. rxairoß.
Cloaks. Walking Balta. Bilks.
Drees Goods, Lacu Shawle,
• Ladies' Underclothing
and Ladles* Etws.
Dresses made to measaira In Timmty.four Flours.
--
RE YOU A CON NOIERWUR IN Ai EllflitOttAUM
APipes and Cigar. Tubes? WILEY BKOTtiFuts have
a superior stook at Eighth and W (anat. unarg
J. W. PRICE.
Stoneware,
aUOCESIE.
THE CELEBRATED
M. Ar, F.
MARYLAND HAMS
OTHER CHOICE BRANDS,
FOR BALE BY
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
To Families Going to the Country.
Our stook of strictly fine quality of
Staple and Farley Groceries was never
more complete than now. We shall
strive to sill as low as such fine goods
can possibly be purchased and guarantee
eventhlrg Great care win be taken to
peck securely, and deliver free of oharge
to ally depot or express Office in the
city
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
S. W. corner Broad and Walnut Sta.
fmw
.0 7 VIII Lea. k. VIVELILT,
~.
„~
~.
JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO,,
Na 819 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Until their Store Is rebuilt.)
IMPORTMRS OP DIAMONDS;
Manufacturers of Diamond Jewelry.
BOLE AGENTS IN AMERICA FOR
H. B. BHEGBEN'S
Geneva and Copenhagen Watohee,
Repeaters and Chronographs,
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE BMX OF
Gorham Bilanufacturing Company's
FINE ELECTRO PLATED WARES.
ARTISTIC SILVER WARES.
A very full and valuable celled:lon In NEWEST DE
-811.,b6 for
Bridal Presents and Household Use.
MANTEL CLOCKS,
FINE BRONZES,
FANCY ARTICLESS
None but FIRST CLASS GOODS KEPT, and aver?
Awrio k F(11 o L PON IPEI OWN MERITS.
• re m a r 2n
Ft einov al..
CLARK & BIDDLE,
Jewelers and Silversmiths,
RATING 1111110VED Flll3l
712 CHESTNUT STREET
Their New wilding,
11'14 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are now opening &large and new araortment of Diamond
line Jewelry. American and &visa Watches,.
Ware. Gorham Electroqplatod
Ware. Ea;;hb hi c- a ß utel Clock!. &0.. &c.
1e37 a w U rroF
REMOVAL.
V. J. Magnin,Guedin &Co.
beg to announce that they have
from;mod 2
th
MAIDEN LANE toeir Waco of buelneee
Nuo.
652 BROADWAY, N.Y.
(between Bleecker and Bond sta.).
and Utter. from, their Baring Im
portations.a conipte s p eci a ltiesnt
assortment of their in
WATCHES,
nonszor
EWELRY,
CLOCKS, ISKONZE „
in WORM.. BOYLES
And FANCY 000DS.
BOLE AoFNTH FOE THE
MAILMEN WANVEL
SALE OF CUSTOMMADE CARRIAGES.
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
- •
May 0, ISM at 10 o'clock. at the wareecamg.
No. 8:5 Walnut street, will be told without reserve, a col.
'action of
RIMY NEW CARRIAGES,
Manufactured by Sir. Henry Pretrachner, of Wilming
ton. Del.. and all warranted.
877 " 1 ho • Wire collection st ill be on view two days pre•
sum to the day of sale, w A h FR a ED g M ue LI
ERRNEBB.
Auctioneer.
n , T4 2tri IS
READ I READ I READ I IMPORTANT
,elgelMlieg to Ladies! Ease. Economy, DurabilitY and
v ant PhOPS with all the above qualities for
Lod • m „„ r , children and Youths, you can obtain
th i,at
11,k, ..,.1041....N0-2.34 Beate Eleventh EC apd Ito4p
Rif
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED UPON
tr% Otana & W e It eklEB ' jEWELRY` PLATE.
JONES Ai CO.'S •
OLD.ESTABLISEIED LOAN 01/710E.
Corner of Third and Ounkill Ftreets.
Below Lombard.
N. 8.-DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. GUNS.
MB SALE AT
MASA 11:KAMA LOW PRICES. sn'',A4mnn
P 9P.
SECOND EDITION.
TO-DAT'S CABLE QUOTATIONS
NVA.SIIINC3I•TOW.
THE CABINET
Great Confidence Felt in its Ability
A NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISE
By the Atlantic Cable.
Lennon, May 5, A. M.—Console 93% for both
money and account. United States Five-twen
ties, 80. American stocks quiet; Erie Railroad,
19%; Illinois Central, 98%; Great Western. 24%.
LrvenrooL. May 5, A.M.—Cotton market opens
Irregular; Middling Uplands,
11%,d. ; kllddlinsr
Orleans 12d. The sales for to-day are estimated
at 7,600 ' bales.
LONDON, May 5, A. M.—Sugars, 88s. 9d.
Lonnotr, May 5, P. M.—United States. Five
twenties, 80R. The Stock market is without
material alteration. Erie Railroad. 19%; Illinois
Central, 98%.
Lolls:fon, May 5, P. M.—The shipments of
Cotton from Bombay to the let inst., since last
report, according to private despatches, were
85,000 bales. Common Rosin, Os. Tallow, 44a.
6d.
LONDON, May 5, P. M.—Tallow satiric and un
changed.
Boons. May 5.--Cotton opens list for both on
the spot and afloat; Low Middling, afloat , I tOl.;
tree ordinaire, on the spot, 145 L The market
will be closed on Thursday.
The Cabinet.
Medal Despatch to the PM*. Evening Ballain
WASHINGTON!, May, b.—While there has been
an Impression from the first In some circles that
the Cabinet would be remodelled, the tsik of the
leading men who have stayed here has been
lately expressive of increased confidence In the
Administration, as it now stands. Mr. Sumner,
notably, and others of his chum, who were quite
eprn in their doubts, arc now equally,putspoken
In their confidence.
Wow Railroad Entorprlse.
!Special Despatch to the Philadelphia Evening iluileillii
WASHINGTON, May 5—A delegation from
Frederick City, Maryland,interceted in a railroad
from Washington, north, via that city, are here,
and a meeting Is in progress at the rooms of the
Board of Trade to give an opportunity for them
to exchange views with the citizens of Wash
ington.
Weather iteport.
lit y 6, 9
ri .it•ter Cove—.
......
Boston
New mit.
.
Wilmington, Pei.
.
Wivetungtor, D. C
Farina; Monroe..
Augusta. Gs.
Charleston, S. C.
Savannah
En ash,— ......
Pittsburgh.
klebtle.....
New Orleans .
Rey West_
natana.
ffitate of Thermometer Was Day at the
Bulletin Office.
A.dee. 12 U. —AI deb 2P. M......G des;
WileaMat : eiear. Wind Northeast.
BUN SISTEMI MO rzsir.
His Policy with latgltand—lle I. to
Bove Written Inotrnotions.
The Washington correspondence of the Herald
says:
Mr. Motley is expected to return here in about
a week. In the meantime his Instructions are
-eigistepaTilatartheiltSte - Departatent, and will
be ready for him on his return. It Is ascertained
from the proper source that the story sent out
semi-officially by the Associated Press that Mr.
Motley was to be sent away without any instruc
tions is Incorrect. Our new Minister to England
will, of course, have large discretion allowed
him, but he rad have specific written instruc
tions by which his official conduct in Great
Britain will be l inided. It is not the custom of
the government :o send a minister to a foreign
court without instructions, even under ordinary
circumstances. In view of oar peculiar relations
with Great Britain it is of course more important
than ueusl that our Minlater there should be spe
cially !esti - nett-if by his government. The precise
nature of Mr. Motley's Instructions will not be
made known, but the government officials
make no secret of the filer. that they are based
ea the views set forth in Mr. Sumner's speech.
That seems to be settled upon as the American
ultimatum. As to the time of opening nego
tiations, the manner of doing It, dm., Mr.
Motley is to use his own Judgment. There is to
be no ,particular harry about IL The govern.
meet here seems to have an idea th at there is
nothing to be lost on our side by delay. The
British government. It is thought, will grow mel
low towards us on the subject of the Alabama
claims as it grows old. It re confidently expected
by ti e admielstration that between this and
Christmas there will be a great reaction in the
pubic sentiment of Great Britain, and that the
views of the British alb:lista" , will undergo con
siderable change relative to the Alabama claims.
Mr. Motley is expected to press our claims upon
the Braila) government; but he will seek the most
favorable occasions upon which to act.
FINANCIAL AN D COMMERCIAL
The Philadelphia. Money Market.;
Sales at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange.
IrIIIFIT 11011(.1).
714 City 68 new lot % 100 913 Reedit 475{
1400 Ultvdr neu Its 101% 200 Ph do c 47.69
200 Phil&Rric Is 87% 2110 eh do Its 47-69
Satio Leh Gld In c 9451 80 eh do Its 1)5 47-69
4000 Lehigh Val R bde 300 eh do la 47%
new cp he 945/ 200 eh do Its 1)60 47%
1000 Permit hug es 9451 100 8h do b3O 47%
2000 Penne le war In .800 eh do b6O 47%
coup Its 1015!290 811 do 1)5 Its 47%
21 eb Leh Val It 55% 100 eh do c 478
15 eh Csin&Am R 12751 100 eh do 115 475;
100 eh Ottawa pt 85 100 eh do 85 47%
200 eb Phl && R 560 29% 100 eh do elo 47-56
100 eh do eBO 29% 200 eh do Its 47-56
100 et do 9951 400 eh do 115 4746
100 eh do c 2944 210 eh do 815 4754
500 eh do 140 , 29% 100 eh do BlOwn 4734
103 eh Penne R 54 100 al do 47-56
Beh do due bill 54 .00 eh do c 4746
46 ell do do Its 54 9 81) Minehdiß Own 5454
17 eh do c&p 54 25 eh Lehigh Nay titic 3254
87 eh do opg&in 6451
eIITWEIIS
11 &Reg Co 5s b 5 74%1
1110 Pa Sd Sete 2dye 107
1000 Lett Gld Ln 9446
86441 Cityll'e pew 10134
500 Hunt & Broad
Top Ist mtg 75
7sh edam cOS 127%
8 eh do h 5 127%
100 eh Pettus H b3O OD%
125 sh do 16454
100 eh de cLp 7,413
100 eh do 590 5431
900 sh Ph&Erieß 1160 29%
100 eh do MO 29%
21 eh LehVal R 55%
WEDNZSDAY, May 5. MR —The chief feature in the
local money market lea revival of the speculative spirit.
which has been for some few day, dormant, The OW
13 the money market le, no doubt, the direct WWI% the
comparative quiet prevailing In all the marts of trade
failing to create eulliclent demand for the capital daily
thrown on the market for employment. The banks are
at the present time overstocked, and are glad to accom
modate brokers at uoroleal rates rather than iseee large
balances in reserve unemployed. As a safety v lye ibis
epectilative spirit is often beueficial, but too often, no.
fortunately, when carried beyond the limits of modera
tion and prudence, it le decidedly the reverse; we would
therefore recommend caution on the part of
tbeuninitiated. The banks are Met
now Metal, became they can afford it, but if a sudden
call 'Mould he made upon them by the Comet eller, which
is dot improbable, a withdrawal of theli loans would
pi ova anythli,g but convenient to the holders el stooks on
bin to a ed capital.
Leer-' on call are very easy tc-day at 5a)6 per cent. on
Gox ernments, and at t(,7 per ceut on mixed securities.
.11.4-iloucts range from tote per cent,iter prime.
enders:
novt iv ante am dunned wonk Gold opened at
pia
end at 15 lid. otood at 135'4. State • and clty Loans
steady at ytali-rtinv's l it tationa, with sales of the ue.v
he ea of the lit ter At
1 he hrecniativerhares were irregular and lower. Read•
irg fteiltnnd sold 0.t.47 eg47 On—a deedloc of Lehigh
Vol e:. Railroad nt t.s34—st declitie of t..,; Peurterivailla
1 , ilrend al 154(0.54i4—an advance tiatavithrea
Ktll
road at 33—a decatte of Mine 11tH nallru3d
Wind. Weather. The
N. Foggy. 47
N. E. Cloudy. 47
.E. Clear. 52
N W. Cloudy. 52
N. W. Clear. 52
.N W. Clear. 5t
N. W. Clear. tS
.W. Cloudy, 641
. E. Cloudy. Se
.8. E. II szy. 70
S. W. Clear. 76
S. W. Clear. 63
N. Clear, GO
W. Clear, 46
Cloudy. 4;
.8. EL Cloudy. Co
N. Cloudy. 04
.8. Clear. Te
.S. W. Clear. 70
E. Clear. T 9
.. Olear. ID
=.3
3uo eh Read R b3O 4754
100 eh do do. 4T-44
300 eh do b3O Its 47 g
300 sh do %lye Its 4714
100 eh do b 5 47g
leo eh do 47-44
200 eh do Sat'day 47-44
100 eh do elOwn 47ti
100 eh do 12dvs 47-44
100 eh do e5851n 1t547.41
200 eh do Its 47-44
500 sh do bd 47.44
100 shShamokin el 5 4"
100 oiti do b3O sti
at beg; and Philadelphia and Edo /railroad at tifed 4 32ll%.
clewing at 981(.
'in tinttal skarell the only sale was of Lehigh Navigation
at 811,36.
/hsk and Passenger Railroad shores attracted but little
attention. and prices were without quotable chums.
i 'I be Directors of the Penn National Bank have de.
dared &dividend of floe par cent, cleat of taxed, and
pa) ab Nati o naland
_Ube Bank of Comtherce hu declared a Mid'
deed of five per cent., pqyaole clear of taxes.
Jay Coolie •11. Co quote Government securities. Rte., to.
doy es follows: ki 6e. q31.119A119.1i; 6W's of 1868. 118%
11 8 ht_do. 1861. 114(4114M :do.Nov.. 1868. 115)60115U: A?,
Ei e lz% 4 .4 % Ingya
6108% 86 ; P ,l ac 64 , 1 6)0 ;
0 0 0 . 6X 80 ; 4
0
61,.
1814.
brolth. Randolph &bankers. Third and Chestnut.
quote t 1( o'clock as follows: Gold. 135% U.S. Oise%
1881.11840119)i: Five-twenties. Ms. 118904118 do Mi.
114:4114m; do. 1865. 115%0115%; do. July, 1836 116),;(41
116 X; do.do 1867. .163.50.116 X; do. do I.BM. 1165irdlitiX;
Fives. Ten.forties. 108M4108.56: Currency &E. 10644106*
Messrs. Dettaven & Brother. No. 40 South Third street
make the following Quotations of the rates of exchange
tads,. at 1 P. M.: United Stutes Sixes of 1884 11837
119,%; do. do. 1862, iieggiin4; do. do. 1 8 6 4 . 114 T 4114 '
do. do. 1868. 115.304115fic: do do. 1865 new. 1161 4 4116'.0
do. do 1867. new, litsy,omPlX ; do. do. 1868,116%:4116
Ps. le 40'0 108 3 414108)6 •. 811 Year 6 per cent C 9..
logn(41116%: tone Comp. Int Notes. Mei... Gold. 11153543
11:6%. 1436431110.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
WEI)I4EHDAT. May 6.-- The Flour market is as dull as
et ci, the inquiry being extremely limited and confined
to the wants of the home trade. Prices, however. iv/
main web out quo.able ct-aoge. About 800
barrels changed nande, mostly Extra Families
at $6 51.(a7 25 per barrel for lon a, Wisconsin and Minn°.
ots: 06 7547 50 for Pennsylvania. and 87 50(48 for Ohio,
Including some fancy lots at $10(a12; axtra at Iss 70@d.. 25.
and Superfine at 1844 , 6 60. Inc Flour is very quiet at $7.
In t orn Meal nothing doing.
Tie movements in Wheat are small, being confined to
the better torts for the supply of the local millers. dales
of Red at $1 60181 70: Amber at 81 70@li 23; and 2WO
bushels Genesee White et 82. Rye is firmer. and 10 0./0
bushels/ Penns) ivon.a sold at $1 45. Corn id eesrco and
hes again advanced. Sale. of 2.000 bushels yellow at
92e. ; 1.600 bnebela white at 874/slik:.: $lO bushels Western
ai.d Pennsylvania yellow at 00c , and 5,000 bueln/ls mixed
at 21114refic. Oats am also advancisg. and may be q•oted
2r. per bushel higher. Sales of 646400 bushels Western
at 1104t80...0u0w higher:l.6oo bushels Soathern at ililfs6l*...
and corns PennsylvaaLa at 75e. Prices of Barley Malt
are nominal.
er - reeed . la quiet and muses from ea 60 to $9 25. No
miles of Timothy. Small sales of Flaxseed at 42 70 per
burheL
iiViday la quiet, with small sales at P6c.®sl—tai paid.
The New York money 811arket.
(Flom the New York Herald of to-dity.l
MAW 4.—The activity in money was more noticeable to.
daY.and aa high as gold luta-rest wee paid upon call loans,
but the great majority of transactions took place at 7 per
cent. currency. The cliques are supposed to be aggro.-
vatic( the actual demand for money which occurs during
the week, about the lit of Mar. in the settlement of
mortgage, and the contraction of other real estate en
gagements. In the buoyant market which ensued upon
the favorable bank statement of the 26th of April. and
the r &rage of statement day. they not only unloaded
their "lone clock. but went "short" of a vast amount
mote. The "street" Is alway. weak as against the
&Mune, teethe disorganized multitude +re more •u.cmti
hie of a panic. 'I be ciques have also been instrumentsl in
causiug the rise in gold. for eimultanetue with th dr
"bear" operations In 'tucks they tyve burl "b la
gold, the relations of the two markets enabVng them
to consistently carry on their diveree opa-atioas.
Another caure of the aggravation la found in the high
rate for can tag gold, which to-day ranged nn to ten per
rent and Induced many to withdraw fund, and do their
own ter-tag . The money market is in an anomalous
condition and dlfflrult to characterize. Commercial paper
%V at, quo ed at from preen and a half VI ulna per mint.
he failure of a prominent dry plods .) , ,bhing firm was
foilowea by rumors of several similar failures that were
oithoct (conflation.
Foreign exchange was dull, the merchants declining to
purchtiste s the present price of gold, the eye not yet be
itrilLrr s i c ie. n tu,r , d
eix ed to the e
n ehr mer, not g w edfigur ~.
stiff in P
figure. Iv of
fheir de.
nista' r. Thus the asking rate or prime banker,' sixty
nay sterling was ItY,a tg. but large amount/1 were porch tv
•lJt at a cnncesel 4/ of cc etglith per cent, while sales
nut of second hands were reported as low no 1..9. The
r, nr eof the market I. very doubtful t toe larg ha k
ing hon.'. to sold to have ship..ed s minim of govern-
In , et he to -d -y.
G 1' , 1111. - 11 ,, w ere dell and a fraction we eker . The
‘O., were the steadiest of the lift, which is all the more
curl u• es the foreign quotation came se low as 79%1 at
I option recce - eying at the dome to 19' , . Thus decline
&trued bring. the two markets almost to an equality, and
I. ay. I Huh or no margin to- shipment cave what may
arise trout the firm's,. of exchange. The weak t oe.a was
n ore noticeable in the domestic. hoods, which • how, that
ft e market was influenced by the dearer wear°. money.
Goveromente are quite sensitive to the changes of the
money market, and reflect lite ease or stringency with
sore-rising Promptitnde.
The stock clique, who bought gold en heavily in the In.
clpieut elates of the recent advance were rucc‘watal in
making a g• n 4 market to cell upon today. Th , .. opening
Pri- e was MIN. from which there was a gradual decline
to ISSfe . (lath gold was In greet abundance under the
contiuned dieburvernente of the Trearney in payment of
the flay coupons. Loans were made at five per cent. for
cynics In the earlier portion of the laren.on. bat later
as blob es 1.82 per diem and ten p•r cent per annum were
allowed upon the currency collateral /or carrying bal
ances over.
Mr. yen 'Dyck gives notice that be will receive puma.
anis for the "mond sale of government gold on Thursday.
the conditions being precisely the same as on the first on
casino . The dtatrunementa of coin intereet to-day were
FOAMS 2& As anticipated. the report of the Gold Br.
change Bank chows the Immense transaction' of yoater.
day. The figures are as follows:
Gold C1eared.........................8194 MAO
Gold Balances LAX Sin
Clammy Balances... ............... .. 434.15uT
The steamer Germania. for liaMbarg, took out figa.ooia
in specie.
New Work Stook market.
(Corrrepondence of the Auntdated Prera.l
New Yoga. klay b.—Storks weak; Gold. 12634;
Exchange. 10935; 6.21). 118%: do.. 1564. t 144; do.
181.11, MO.( : new. 116;:; do. Oki. 116 , 4: Ten forties. 108',;
betstecui Elie.. 1 , 23.0; Cumb..rtand Preferred. 3v; New
otk •.entraL 173; 1 eading.. 054; Hudson River. 153:
Ildlel,bran Central. 51PAilgan douthern, 1113: (Monis
C•ntt al. 1454: Cleveland and Plttsbnrett. P 1; Cleveland
sad Toledo 102; Chicago and Kock Wand, 130; Pitts
berth and Fort Warne, 1411
•
Markets by Telegraph.
IBPecial Despatch to the Phila. Evening flotlertln.)
New 1 oar, May 6 --Cotton-The market thio morning
was Oren with a good trade: sales of about 2OW h 11.161.
We quota as follow, Middling Uplands, 28'a; Middling
lir lean& 29..
Flour. 6e_-Receipts, 6 261 title The market for
ertern and State Fl mir is fairly active and ss•Oc
better. The rah' are about 7;00 bbls., including
Superfine State at $5 es - ale 15: Petra State at $6 alol
66 70. Low grader Western Extra at 136 104446 7.1.
Hoothere Hour to firm and quiet Sales o. 200 barrels
at e - for r xtra Balt mere said country; Califorida Flour
lo dull. Saler • f 100 ' , arr.). at e -
t , tato- Iteceipto 01 Wheat bushels The market is
d .11 d tome The vales are - - bushels No 2 atilwaulcsa
at $1 47061 481 n store. end No. 1 do at el 50.4153 afloat.
torn-heeelph , . 3 grin burhels. Tbo market vo qqat,t but
1.. m. Sal ao. 10.000 M.Phil. new . W. 'tern at 94 596 cents,
afloat. (.Id. 9.10 - 403 in store. Data-Receipts. 3.400 brugh
1, Market otr-ns with a crud oeui•od Salm of 20.000
boohelo of 56. iii st , re. 18 afloat. Rye quiet. Salei at
61 3040 . 1 36. Lip. ley Inactive.
criolon..- Ibe rereipte of Pork are 359 barrels. The
n earl et is firmer. whii a (.1- demand at *3l 25 for new
W. firm M CF. Lard- receipts 200 pkg. 'rho market Is
q; jet, We quote fair .o prime steam at l 8 -can's
Whirk v.- eeipt., 50 barrel.. The market to firmer
We quote Wirier!. free at 96 .96
fit orerie9 tire—hin 19 deli and hea•v. Angara firm,
with a fair hil.it,e-•; pale.; at II k,all Refined (pilot
oull; ptitxe irades are firmly held 'fallow
firm ' With a rood exptrt demand ; salmi of 100 000 pouuda
at 113,011141.
Prrisammu , May tl -In Crude Petroleum bnt little
dolts; .al es of I AKI bacrels.bulit. ao. May. 40 to 45 at
it!se. Lett/ barrels spot. 40 to 48 at 1414 c. Refined ver•
firm, a ith a fsnr demand. sale,' of FLO bar'els last half
May at Mk c. ;589 barrel.. do. do. at 33 .4c,; 1.000 ba ,
o. dk , s at 52e.; 6000 barrels Ma. to September. I dal
bar , els each month, at 34c.; LAO barrels 1104 half .July
al :Ake. Receipts. I 90 barft la. Shinned b• A, V. It It
Lam I arrela refined, and 60 Marren Lab:Mating, and from
L. W. del of 49 barrels refined.
'orne,,,knd t e•re of the A evriated P,115.1. , 1
YOKai May S.—CC tt - nqn et and unchanged sales
of ate hales. Floe is without &cited change. and there
i• le-a defier. Wheat dull and d 26e3c.; No. 1
boring. 8i 65 livered ; No. 2. $1 48 in atom; White
'Prorate $1 70. Co•-ti dnla en' not so firm; saLa of now
miaed Wetterrn at 92(d94;5e.; old, Mc. In store. Data quiet •,
W. Ft. na. Yee h' d. and 76X asked fo- 1.02 in store 11 •ef
t and unchanged. Pork steady: new St. es, s'l 18.4
*3l 25 crime. $26 76(611626 25. Lard steads; steam in
threes. 1621834 Whisky get' et Western., 97itille.
Bat TEldlila, May s.—Cotten quiet and weak at 24e
hnr fairly active and unchanged. Wheat firm and on.
changed ; receipt a 5m..11. Cent fc in and in fair dour.nd ;
pme White. 852E6 • • Yell..w. 862yE8c. tiat.l dull at '6
Ca7Bc. for heavy. 68470 c for light. Rye niminally
si 4c(41 46. Mess Pork quiet at $3l 75432 Race quiet;
rib sines. o. ; clear do. 17.34; shmilders.l4 4441414 ; hams,
2.042 L Laid quiet at 19340 Whisky firm at 95c.
WOO LATE FOB CLASNII FICA riot.
DESTOUET.—On the sth inet., suddenly, John E
Dettonet, In the 74d year of his age.
e a r AT 't FIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BTOt7K•
holders of the I ehigh Zinc Uo npany. held thin
gy, the following gentlemen were duly elected Directors
to serve during the enemas year :
BEN.) 4 MIN 0. WEBSTER,
GEORGE X ZEIGLER.
CH IMES W. TaorrEß,
GORDON M'INCIFS.
ADOLPH E. BORIS.
CHARLES L. RORIE,
JAMES O. FISHER
And at a subsequent meeting of the Directors, tho fol
lowing officers were elected to serve the ensuing year:
BENJAMIN 0. WEBSTER. President.
CHARLES W TROTTE.r. Vice President.
rORI:ON HONG S:ti, Treasure•.
HENRY A. WlL'r BERGER, Secretary.
By order of the Board.
GORDON MONGER.
91'B "met.
PIIILADELPIIIA. May 5. 1868. mysBt6
Point Breeze Park.
_ _
To-Morrow (Thursday) at 3 P. M.
MI ATO 1111 5500,
Milo heath, Bln6, to harrna. Gaod day and track.
R. P. STETSON names b. in. IDA.
()WEER names b. g. VICTOR PATON r N.
A dmlesion; $l. It 4
rIZIRTA fru.l3.l4En_ IIPrZrLNG, S'
1 :Larking
En sincere ind dealers Will find a full 4B , ortine
Goodyear's Pstory Vulcanised Rubber Raffia I Pk
Hose, fie., at the 31sGna ODYEA sstnrer's
S. Fieadquarters:
U'''
Sue Chestnut strict.
South side.
N.B.—We have now on hand a largo lot or Gentlemen's,
Ladies and Gnm 'Boots. Alsek every varlery and
et3ic of Crum Ovaraoata.
TEE DAILY EVENING VULLETIN-1111LADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5,1859.
THIRD EDITION.
FRO M WASHINGTON
Naval Intelligence.
A MARINE DISASTER
WASHINGTON, May b.—Professor Azaph
now attached to the Naval Observatory here, has
been ordered to the Pacific coast for the purpose
of making observations of the eclipse of the sun
on the 7th of August next. Mr. Joseph A.
Rogers, a civilian employed in the Hydrographic
Office, has been assigned to special duty as as
sistant to Professor Hall.
Commander W. Rogers Taylor ban been or
dered to the command of the Northern Division
of the Pacific station, hoisting bis pennant on
the Oesipee; Lieutenant Commander W. R. Bridg
man Is ordered to the Sabine; Assistant Surgeon
William A. Corwin . Is ordered to Boston Navy-
Yard; Assistant Surgeon William A. Casein is
ordered to the receiving ship Vermont; Com
mander D. B. Harmony Is detached
from the command of the Frolic and
phreed on waiting orders. The other officers be
longing to the Frolic are also detached, and gene
rally placed on waiting orders. Masters George
L Converse and E. S. Armory, of that ship, are
ordered to this city for examination for promo
tion. Lieutenant-Commander Theodore F. Jew
ell is detached from the Hydregraphic Office and
ordered to the Sabine. bu r geon George Pack is
detached from the New York Navy Yard and
ordered to the Sabine.
SAVANNAH, May s.—The steamer Liberty, from
Baltimore for New Orleans by the way of ELSVaLIa,
lost her propeller in latitude 30, longitude 80,and
put into Tybee. She is awaiting the arrival of
tbe steamer Cuba to tow her to Norfolk for re
pairs.
MADTEON, Ind., May s.—The city election yes
terday Was hotly contested. The Democrats re
elected the Treasurer, Clerk and Assessor by an
average majority of 207.
MEETING OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN
STl:_smsetr f..k,strat.r.—Ttie meeting was c
to order this morning at 12 o'clock', and James C.
Hand, Efq , was elected President, and Mr.
Chalks S. Teal was appointed Secretary. After
which ibe Secretary read the third annual report
of the business of the fiscal year ending March
81st. 18f9. From it we take the following:
The steamer* of the Company have performed rho fol
io. tog service: The Pioneer. on the tJilinineton Line,
hake p ats to entv.tour roond voyages. on the Savannah
Line the V. yommg has made twenty-four, and the Poe
sw•ods eighteen round eo7 ages. On the hew (Meson
ate li••ao, Line the j twilit. has made ten, the dtar of
the Union >l t. and Yazoo one round voyage. The man
seer, have to report the lose of the tkesripsuy.4
et. artier Star of the T' , .ion, near Bahia Honda on
her yore,. frrm New Orleans to Haven.. reolace
the Star of the L Men and totoep up the New Orleans
lire, tte manswera have purchased the steamship
"Yazoo." at a con of ninety five thousand doilara. She
is a ship of 1.164 tone, and much better adapted to the
burin. et of the Company than the ono that was 103 t The
maple of the liminess of the current year, as compared
with the preceding. is as follows:
I opt en tact yeat'a bunneve.. .......
Profit on the bt shun of the current year ,
Ebowing a difference In favor of Ibis year'a eye.
Intiona of the several lines of.. .......... rid Old 0
Since the organization of the Company. ita
Ica Fea amount t 0... ..... 8229,112 70
Which. deducted from the amount of capital
paid in, vur. 674.9 19
Would leave the unimpaired capital at ........$445,252 49
?be Managers value the eteamthim of the Company at
5475.000.
.
Ihe Board of Managers believe that the permanent
lroeterity of thoenterreise requires an addition of at
east all oe,oo. addltionid capitl, and in order to obtain
this they have had a eupplement to the charter enacted
by the General Assembly, authorizing the .rtockholders
to reduce the par value of the stock to $ll5 per , hare.
The following to a partial account of the supplement:
Sierrior, L Be a enacted by the Senate and Bowe of
Bel reeentatit.a of the flymmontreafth of Penneurcania,
to General d entmbly met, and tt , to hereby enacted b y the
au( eprito of the acme. flat the Par value of each 'hare
of the capitol etoek of the Philadelphia and Srrsthern
alwf Pienniship Company) heretofore paid into the said
Company end ironed or cubacribed for. shall be reduce 1
from the Dim of two hundred and fifty dollars,
ae provided in the act to which this is a sup
plement, to the rum of one hundred and twenty
ve dollen., and that each and every share
of stock hereafter snbecrihed for and lamed by the salt
Con, rimy shall be of the like par value or one hundred
and twenty five dollars. PO that the capital stock of the
raid t ompcvy. when fully subscribed for and 6,1 led,
ball conrist of viz tit( usand 'hares of the par veld., of
one hundred and te-en•y-five dollar, ea h. 1 - ' , o
that this section of the act pilot' only go into effect and
become operative when the same .hail have been ac
e. rut d at a met tire of the present stockholders of the
raid Company. called upon one week's notice published
in too daily new rpapete in the city of Philadefpoia.
The other Fe etiOnEt refer to the dividends on
the shuns, and that the company are authorized
to 1 orrow on the credit of the company a sum
of money not exceeding $lOO,OOO. After lt,e re
port was read it was moved and carried that it
should he accepted and printed.
The snpplehaent Wee then read, some rernark3
were made upon it, after which Mr. Lemuel
C'cllin cif, red the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the Sepplemant to the Charter of the
Pirladethhis and Sonthern Mail Steamship CompanY,
etc,
il roved AI 1116,1869. be and is hereby accepted by the
Ural& ra.
mgr.. (I. That under the authority given by tho
no
p rment to the charter (of this Company, approved April
loth, lthO, thy oar vette of the capital stark of the C.im•
racy be nod hereby is reduced from esgs., per share to
@125 p•r r bur.
Ree , the Hoard of Directors be and are
b. ri by fustrneted to take each tuensares as shall. in their
dment. he best adapted to pro.nre an additions
.et o to the capital stock of the Company.
Tbr recolutiona were adopted.
The meeting then adjourned to go into an elee
ticn of officers. The following are those ctrozen
for the enacting year:
Directors— B. Flanagan, Hem-v Winner, Win
field 8. linceell, Richard Wood, William 3:l2.taseY,
George N. Allen, B. Perkins, Jr.
13RARING8 AT THE CHNTIIAL BTATIO:P.—Thforf .
alderman Becker, this afternoon, Henry Wilson.
arrested while in the third story of 109 North
Seve nth street, bad a hearing. John Suetthen
testified that be found the prisoner ransacking his
(witness's) trunk and bureau drawers. having
a book brimming to his father under his arm at
the time. Wilson states that be lives in the lower
part of the city; is a single man, and got into the
house through mistake, in looking for a man by
the name of Franklin. He was held In $BOO bail
for his anpearJuce at court.
Harriet and William Wilson were charged with
the larceny of some artirleet from a tea store en
North Second etre et. Detective Miller testified
that he followed the parties up Second street and
saw thorn enter the tea store, and thought he saw
the man pass some tea to the woman. Mr. Con
nor, Nir. Faulk and Mr. Sheridan testified that
the partite came into their stores and priced
goods but they missed nothing.
Chit f Fntn testified that ho discovered a lift
bag and the articles of tea and chocolate on the
prisoners, who were then hold in $l,OOO ball to
answer the charge of larceny.
ELECTION OF POINT BREEZE PARE PRESTOENT.
R Penrose, Esq , was elected President
of Point Breeze Park, on Monday last.
MAD DOG KILLED —Officer John McCormick
killed a mad dog this morning. at Fifth and Gaa ,
kill streets.
DISTRICT COURT—Judge Stroud.-81M1101 G.
Rodgers vs. Abraham W. Horton. Au action on
book uceonnt. Verdict for Plaintiff for $249 28.
James H. Davie.r., John W. Brown, trading,
ttc. vs. F. Gabryiewirz. An action to recover
for lumber tarnished the defendant. On tri•li
. - -
Dmmum Cot:tux—Judge Thayer.—Oh ale et
Bro. vs. Schofield. An action to recover for
machinery furnished the defendant. The de
fendant eat up that the machinery did not answer
the porpose for which it was designed. On trial.
QUARTER SESSIONS—Judge Allison.—Prison
eases were taken up this morning, but there was
a small attendance of witnesses and spectators
In the dock there was a motley crowd of blacks
and whites, young and old. Scipio Pelee and
Win. Bundy (colored) pleaded guilty to a charge
let stgallig_n quelpfity of clothing from it rest-
Wnce trey entered during the absence of the
f..Tri Hy at el urch. Another bill charged larceny
at - Dinst the same defendants, and they were con
vievA d.
I , lva Kelley pleaded guilty to a charge of tar'
eut , Y. tine look :a roll of •eneeimere, and was
caught In the act.
CYCloolu
BY TELEGRAPH. "
Naval Orders.
•teawer Disabled.
Political.
CITY BULLETIN.
TILE COURTS.
P0URT11....-.EDITIO&
FROM WEST.
CONDITION OF THE INDIANS
Their Present and Future Prospects
Coming Peace Jubilee at Boston
By. Lours,May s.—The Republican learns that
Indian matters continue unsettled In the South
ern district of the Indian territory. The warriors
are disaffected by the failure of the Government
agents to furnish the supplies stipulated. Tall
Bull, chief of the Dog soldiers, has already gone
to the north of Arkansas river, waiting till the
grass grows before commencing hostilities.
Forty lodges of Arrapaboes,half of the Kiowas,
order old &tuck and Spotted Wolf, are still on
Red river and the borders of Texas, joining their
foyers to about 160 lodges of Comanches, all of
whom refuse peace. Vincent Collyei, the well
known philanthropist of New York city, left on
the 18th ult. for the Navajoe country, New
Mexico, and le mailing a tour of the Indian coun
try in the interest of the Humanitarian Society of
New York.
Contracts have been let to break ground for all
Whet and bands now friendly. Houses are in
process of erection for the chiefs, seeds and
farming implements furnished and every facility
shown to those disposed to adopt the habits of
civilization. The Indians are reported as dumb
scholars.
A Kansas City despatch says it was reported
on Friday that a surveying party on the Fort
Scott Railroad were attacked by an armed body
of settlers, on what is known as the Jay Joy pur
chase, and two of the party captured, with all
their equipage.
Bon. If. O. Vass while attempting to address a
meeting of settlers at Fort Scott, was fired ou
by a mob and driven away. Much troub:e is
apprehended.
Bosco t. May s.—Thomas Drew was before the
Supreme Court to day on a writ of habeas corpus,
and Judge Gray, after reviewing the c sold
the Court was fully satisfied the Legislature had
a perfect right to summon a prisoner to testify,
and also, in case of his refusal, had a right to
popish him for contempt. Drew therefore was
remanded to the custody of the Sheriff.
The Ea, entice Committee of the National
Peace Jnbllec have established a bureau of ac
commodation for the purpose of securing to
visitors good board and lodging at reasonable
charges.
Frew York lioney Market.
(Special Teepatch to the Philadelphia Evening Belletinl
Naw Yong May 5 -The money market fa very ac
tive. 7 per rent. it the ruling r ,te, with some transactioni
at coin itte.est The moe plausible theory upon which
to account lor the sue den change fr m eaee to activity is
that the clique. who have erld oft stocks ti real , ze the
loco' t adv., re are k , eying money ofi the street for the
porters. of buying in again at lower figures. Commercial
peeper 7,4 to it pre ce nt.
bold ehow- lees speculative interest and itelvity than
yesterdsy. and t he speculators mani , est no diopodtion to
operate, ePhe- for a l ire or decline. The average t-ans
acti.ns ,re made at 1354A1ig% The supply of cash gold
it abundant Holders pay .from eto Spar cent to have
balances rented The steamer Samaria. for Liverpool.
takes on , no ipeeie. Foreign exchange is dull and firm at
1051.555V(51i.,. Government sonde are du•l and devoid of
interest, on amount tbo activity in money, but retain
steadiners e.pecially the new issues State bonds have
bat it fat, ly active, but lower In sympathy with the de
cline in Seib oad shares.
$60.344 53
17.701 14
Stocks are nnneually active and excited at a lower
range of prices. The decline is somewhat panicky. The
transactions in the leading shares are on a scale of on.
commor magnitude: they are heavily premed fur sale by
the cliques and outride speculators who feel disposed to
realize. The active stocks have fallen off from to 8
per rent N. 1 . Central declined from 175 1 4 . to 1723 i;
Reading from 9534 to 04%; Michigan Southern degline.d
Reck Island , 334; Hudson River, 3; Ilarleogf. U.(;
Ft.* Peal Common, ; Preferred. 2; Northwestern
Common. Preferred, Phil* and Mississippi is
steady at N& a 11!!..% The miscellaneous stocks are very
steady. Pacific : Western Union, 425e€11421* ;
3iaripo•a Preferred. 4234. There is little movement in Ex
press stocks.
The American Institute Farmem9
Correspondence of the Phila. Bveniur Bulletin.]
New YORK, May 4.—The regular session of the
American Institute Farmers' Club was held this
afternoon at Cooper Institute, Mr. N. C. Ely in
the chafe
RHEUM RHAPORTICOM BAD FOR PORKERS.
Wtn. P. Passcoorp, of Fairville P. o.,Ctiester Co.,
Po., wrote an follows:
On last Sixth day, the 23d, we prepared, among
other marketing, twenty-five bunches of common
rhubarb, or pie-plant, by stripping the leaf from
the petiole, which, being refuse rubbish,we threw
into the hog•pen, where we had nine Chester
whites that would dress about one hundred
pounds each. The result this morning is that of
the nine, five are dead, three apparently conva
lescent and one doubtful. The hogs died wtth
every sympton of poisom from rating rhnbtrb.
Scan ON BREEP.—Asher S. Chapman, of Pen
dleton Hill, New Landon county, Connecticut,
save as a remedy : One pound of tobacco soaked
in warm water a few hours, then press the Juice
out of it, then add three pounds of lam, then
simmer the water out of It over a slow fire, and
rub the affected parts of the sheep with the
ointment thus secured. He had known one
application to cure and start the wool in two
weeks.
RAT AND Mice PROOF HOURES.—Tames K.
Hartwell, of Colesbrook, N. Y., gave his plan
which he says has proved fully successful.
Mier the framo of the building le no and
boarded and the partitions for the rooms are
mode, take some mortar and bricks and lay one
or two thicknesses of brick bet ween the lower and
upper floors. Then lath and plaster to the floors,
and put on a narrow mop or waelabfrard, not so
high as to have the upper edge come above the
bricks, ae the rate and mice gnaw just over or
just under the waehboarde.
EX PERIN:NCR WITH POULTRY.—Isaac Fitz, of
Reed's b'erry, N. R , gave some account of his
low) ventures. His feathered friends were a
cross between Bolton grays and common dung
hills Feed Indian wheat, and, like fat oxen,
make them eat it clean. Give also fat meat,
pounded 03 ,ter shells and water in abundance.
They are allowed to run at large, with the ex
ception ol two months in the year,when they are
confined, only belt e let out an hour or two in
the afternoon. Statistics for the year showed
that 20 hems yielded 164 dozen eggs; average
price, 29c.—eqnalIng 047 36. Cost of f.'ed.sl4 45;
turning a net profit of $33 11, or ll 65 each, not
to speak of 60 chickens produced from thorn.
APPLIC Blossoms.—Dr. Trimble showed some
apple blossoms; also, some blossoms from peach
and plum trees, and currant bushes, showing
that the violent storms of the last few dare have
not injured them. It Isnot the southeasters that
do harm to the buds and blossoms, but the long
warm rains which rot them and do the mischief.
CURB FOR HOP CHOLERA. —C. B. Perry. of
New Sherry, R, I , says he has cured this disease
by using the following recipe, which ho has never
seen in print: Brimstone and rosin, equal quanti
ties. with one-half the bulk of saltpetre .
VIRGINIA Lasms_—J. C. Owens, of Lebanon
Valley, Pa., has been on a visit to the Mother of
Presidente, and volunteered some gratuitous
notice of the State. He did not speak very 11 it
terlrely of Warrenton county; said no Northern
men should go there unlde on colonies. Fairfax
and London counties were more kindly men
tioned. Several settlements are already there
mode up of immigrants from Pennsylvania and
New York.
KICKING Cows.—Robert Chauncey, of Rhode
Isllind, said that the beat way he know of to
manage kicking cows was to put a chain around
the animal's body, first back of the forelegasjoin
ing the cede with a stick and giving it a twist
•slienever the beast showed a dlopotition to raise
a foot. She will soon stand easy and in a brict
space will be perfectly cured of the vicious
trick..
GRINDING Her.—Jos S. Kerr, of Pittsburgh,
Pa., thought that bay ought to be ground like
grain. He knew by experience that it is bettor.
particularly for old stock, and ho thinks it might
be done for one dollar per ton.
0111E1IIING ME MN/TER W/TII TIM COHN
Levi H.. Albertson. of DES Statute, Warren
e ,, enty, N. J., gave an account of the corn crops
in his vicinity, some Of which have failed.
A. C. Fuller sold it was probably the 00111•
worm, anew insect which outs Into the kernel
cud nonoOmes the heart.
Dr. Trimble, who ,la familiar with the ,rock-
honed neighborhood , ludicattd,. expressed the
opinion that .a liberal rippileatlorr of well"retted
barn-vard manure might .tend to remedy the evil
c‘mplalntd of. Adjourtettit , , , -
3ioo
Iddian Affairs.
From Boston.
FIFTH EDITION
EY TELEGRAPH:
IMRORTANT BY CABLE
The Alabama Claims
Mr. Sumner's Ppeeeh Troubles the Times
Can Great Britain be held Answerable ?
LATER FROM WASHINGTON
CANADIAN AFFAIRS_
Governatorial Election of Georgia
By the Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, May s.—The Times of this morning
eon tidos another leading article on the Alabama
treaty recently rejected by the United States
&nate. The writer sharply criticises the speech
of Sumner, and concludes as follows:—"The
question is one of law and not of feeling—it re
mains to be shown that Great Britain can be held
answerable for any infraction of law or excess
over the ordinary practice of both countries."
The Right Hon. Thomas Lefroy, late Chief
Justice of the Queen's Bench in Ireland, died
yesterday, aged 98 years.
Lonnort, May 5, Evening.—Consols for money
and account, 933 i; Five-twenties, 80X; Railways
steady atd unchanged.
PARIS, May s.—The Bourse is quiet. Rentes,
71f. 97c.
LIVERPOOL, May 5, Evening.—Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales today 8,000 balm Breadstuffa
dull and unchanged. Provielone dull and un
changed. Naval stores, ditto.
Lennon, May 5, Evening.—Linseed Oil, £Bl..
Sugar firm and unchanged.
ANIWPIIIP, May b.—Petroleum firm at 523 i for
standard white.
Qoalcayrown. May s..—Arrived, City of Ant
werp, from New York.
Prom Washington.
WAsmZcOTON, May b.—The President to-day
appointed Emma A. MeMaeken postmistress at
Salt m, 111., and John A. Pratt Assessor of Inter
nal Revenue for the 7th Kentucky district.
A telegram was received at the War Depart
ment to-day from Austin, Texas, announcing
that brevet Captain B. H. Harkness, First Lieu-
It nan t Thirty-eighth U. 8. Iniantrv, was shot and
lustre ily killed while in pursuit of deserters from
the Thirty-eighth Infantry. The murderers were
cawure d and confined in Fort Blies.
Ex•Sf nator Carlisle, of West Virginia, who
was rep n tly confirmed as United States Minister
to Stockholm, but whose confirmation was sub—
s( quently reconsidered, had an interview with
the President to-day.
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, and a dele
gation of the Philadelphia lJnion Leign•r were at
the White House to-day and had a long Inter
view with the President A large number of per
sons thronged the ante-room during the morn
ing, but very few obtained audience.
Secretary Boutwell has rescinded the order
clostrg the official dpties of the clerical force of
the Treasury Departme nt at 3P. AL, and business
hours will continue from 9 A. M. until 4 P. M.,
as heretofore.
Colonel Wm. P. Wood, Chiet of the Detective
Force of the Treaeury Department, having re.
signed, Major C. U., Whiteley, of Boston, has been
appointed to the office.
Canadian Affairs.
Orrews, May 5.—A delegation of Bankers had
a conference with the Hon. John Rose, Financial
Minister, in regard to the Government• currency
question. A series of resolutions was read, the
purport of which was that the circulation ought
to be preserved on its present basie,and the Bank
charters ought to be renewed,with certain amend
ments, to give greater security to note•holdere.
These amendments have been agreed to by nearly
all the fftnkers of the Dominion.
Mr. Rose said that he wee not able to enter
into a statement of his intentions. but would be
prepared, after the Budget wee disposed of, to die-
CUPP the matter.
The Bankers replied that they had no doubt
they would be able to meet the views of Govern
ment, provided that they were still permitted the
privilege of issuing ootes as at present.
MONTRRAL, May b.—James Morrison & Co.,
retail dry goods dealers, have failed. It la esti
mated the liabilities are 1)126,000.
Speculation is again commencing about the
election of a Bishop here. Dr. Balch's resigna
tion is talked of.
An interesting discovery connected with the
early history of Canada has just been made by
Abbe Lovaire, of the Quebec Seminary. It is the
site and part of the foundation of the Chapel of
Notre Dame de Recouverance, built by Samuel
Champlain, after his return from France in
1633.
QUEDICO, May s.—The trial for murder of
B. J. Cnaloner, who shot Ensign Whitaker for
Fednelog his sister, terminated last night. The
jury were locked up until this morning, when
they rendered a verdict of not guilty. An at
tempt was make by the dense crowd of person.,
In the court room to mark their approbition of
the reeult, but the demonstration was quickly
put down. Chaloner was loudly cheered outside
of the court house.
The Georgia vlection.
ROCIIRSTER, May b.—Governor Bullock, of
Georgia, who Is In Ole city to-dayottates that the
next regular nominating convention and elec
tion for Governor in Georgia does not occur un
til 1871, and tbat there la no troth whatever In
the paragraph concerning Georgia matters, from
the speel,l corn spondence of the New York
World, w hich has been telegraphed to the Press.
Fire In Brooklyn, N. Y.
(Beetle' Deavatch to the Philp. Evening Bulletin]
New Yottx, May 5.--A. number of children
while at play In Charles street, Brooklyn, threw
Ilchted chips on a wagon, loaded with hay, ig
niting the hay, the flames from which spread to
a number of tcntmo nt-houses in the same street.
and five of the houses were destroyed, rendering
a number of poor families homeless.
Robbery as Ch
CHICAGO, May s.—The jewelry storo of Giles
Brothers was robbed of 1165,000 worth of diamonds
yesterday afternoon. Two men went into the
store together and naked to see some spoonkand
while the attention of the clerks was directed to
another pert of the store, the men seized the dia
monds. There is no trace of the thieves.
Tire as Milwaukee.
MlLwAvitne, May El.—Steelman% livery stable
wee burned last night. 'Loss about .10,000.
THAT AL NEXArION SCIIERIE.
The Labs Iheiean Enterprise—lt Warne
Out to be a filutuburo
The Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
thratd says:
It is ascertained from authoritative sources
that so much of the despatches recently brought
here from Minister Roseerans by Consul Brink as
related to the sale of a portion of the Mexican
territory to the United Slates is without the color
of countenance or authority from the Mexican
government, Dr. Brink, it appears, is not and
has not been friendly to the Juarez govern
ment. On The contrary, ho has boon engaged
In giving what aid Mad comfort he could
to the enemies of that government
Our government is informed that the
sale of any portion of Mexican territory would
be very distasteful to the people of that cone try.
Nothing would servo so wall to bring the Juarez
government into contempt, and to make It un•
popular with the people, as an attempt to raise
111 ovey by selling a portion of the terrritory. On
this pound it would he exceedingly Impolitic for
thlarez to make any overtures of the kin 4 referred
.to by Dr-Blink. The Bette Department and the
Preedent;betneaVraro:ef diesiat teKkaala lUrrs
ins'encouragement wbatever. fie had nothing to
zbotv that the Juarez government bad authorized
63 make any proposals to our government far
tbe purchase of Boum, or any other part of j
Motico. The proposition came from certain tee-
Iwo" in Mexico unfriendly to Juarez, with
Vle - W, it, Is believed, of creating trouble With his'
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The NATIONAL LIF:I3 iNMITTIANCTI C0110.4.N11" 4 19 A
corporation chartered by special Act of Congress, arm
' proved July 25, 184.15, with a
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, FULL PAM. . .
Liberal terms offered' to Agents ' , and Solicitors, Naha
are invited to apply at. our °dice, , ,
Full particulars to be had on application at °prance,
i bested In the second story tit*, our llankloc House,
',. witcro.,Ciscularer.anil Prunphrets, fully describing rb"
, advantages offered by the CoinitiaY,maY be butt
; , ' , • E,. W. CLAWU& di:- CO..
No. 35 South 171int&f. -
Boxee, - intite best manner. by Akitity) sve , kfneti..
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adminietration, and Dr. Brink was made their
agent. President •Grant la known to. be frkmdly .
to Jpapts and fa anxiona to Bee hia adminkdra-
Bon' aneceid. Ho is' not diapated; therefore. to
do anything that whnid tinbanater hinfeither
home or abroad, Dr 13rinkim misaiOn, so far as
the sale of Mexican territory . Itconeerned, waa
signal failure. r,
NEw Yong, May grea t asa-M
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held at Cooper Institute last night WWl:worth,
insurgents in Cuba, Speeches ••were Inede . by
Messrs. McKeon, Woodford, Tolman& szul
others.
.5
In the United States Circuit Coarl, 4 4 l rOxlrap
the Grand. Jury. reported last evening, hitting
found fifteen Indictments for assault with timely
ous weapons against tne earpenter,
and third mate of the ship James Foster, jr.
Lady Thorn and American Girl trotted , ,At tho
Fashion Course yesterday, for $2,000, Lady,
Thorne coming out, winner. The beat inilo`was
made in 2.26. - 5 •
Ex-Collector Shook, of the Thirty-seem:4i Dis
trict, formerly in , charge of the exports at ,thin
port, yesterday transferred to , ,Colnnel Bailey the
books, papers, bends, certiflcatee and ether
property appertaining to the matters of u
the n
settled accounts relating to drawbacks andims
port+. His acconntsomonntlng to over $46,000-
000, have been satisfactorily settled, and, he will
request the Drpariment at Washington to im
mediately relieve him from any further, raven-,
sibill ty.
The Vessel Owners and Captains' CeroperatiVe,
Association met yesterday. The Association,
eomprises 222 members. The objects are iollre:
tect the rights and interests of all owners and
masters of Vf
UEiisn4Ebus.
CLARK & EVA.NS,
No. 680 Chestnut Street.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Jobbing at Manufacturers!, Prices.
RETAILING ►T WEIIOLEBALT MGM
Gold Watthes,
Silver Watches,
Fine Jewelm
Plated Ware.
Gorman Accordeong.
Splendid Chromes.
Pb oto graph Album!,
Family Bibles,
Table Cutlery,
Pocket Cutlery,
Pocket Booke, Be.,
Money laved by purehating your goods of
CLARK & EVANS.
ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE!
WE! ICE! ICES ICE!
OFFICIO OF THE
KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY,
No. 435 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Established 1832. Ineorperated 1804.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers end Ehdplone of
EASTERN.
THOS. E. CAHILL. President; E. P. KERSHOW.
Vicorreeldent; A. HUNT, Treasurer; E. H. - CORNELL.
Secretary; T A. HENDRY, Buperintesulent.
lee delivered daily In all parts of the consolidated city,
West Philadelphia. Mantua, Richmond. Bridestrerg.
Tioga and Germantown.
Prices for families, offices. etc., for 1869:
8
12 pounds daily. .60 cents par watt
" " 75 MI II
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20 " " "
Large consumers at wholesale prices.
Orders rent to the office.or any of the followings depots.
will receive prompt attention: North Pennsylvania
Railroad and 10 ester beet. Willow street wharf, Dela.
ware avenue, Midge avenue and Willow street. T'weAltY
second and Hamilton strrotis Ninth street and Worm&
ton av cline, and Pine street wharf, SchnylkilL
I op! 1oe! !toe! fee lee! loe ! Ice!
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' The Last Days
OF THE
EXHIBITION OF
"YO SEMITE VALLEY,"
By Thomas Hill.
And seer Important Pictures, sod
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OF PAINTINGS .
AND
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No. 35 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
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STOCK, COLD
AND NOTE BROKERS.
Aenonnto of Banks, Om%e, and Loomduata molted, subton,
toobook at sight.
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Stationery,
Perfumery.
Suspenders,
Neck Plea.
limlery.
Claectmeres,
Linen Table Cover
Linen Napkin!.
Linen Ilandkerehlefe,
Woolen Table Covets,
Notions, Ito.. dio