Oftler i/Acigie
grr-fs:eall PoWitist
s . l Wr th Ve t l event ' s,
,krat, ‘ . 1 1 " ale climetv)t,P.
oye*ereed, cuiion
4ge# 410:04 4 n i l4l ; ''
Otttle 0 1 0 NiorldOt bRs,
.0 011 4 61 ecHlivP, 1- :.
,_ptnenti,•anq pa,tm
if,the unkthiin liistAFy,
.* l 3sa.clc4lagldjy,t4italeo
Ica at_iht 11 f01 Pgai - in*eit =
oprised'iOlthfitThe 'boundaries,
s.'t 4 ', le: i;' f .'') ..• '.
.7 , • :•'- '
) .,: .‘p one gtiAdi pervading hie& that
6. Whole "introspect, it is the_ thought
) t. hTisbeen r *re - tukte,iitli; - A . Oecacte; of
'iPili,, 'P'9IAITCIF..-4.119X is t
h, e great,
leit'liirm with a glorious radiance °per,
tie broad, eventful ‘isinils a,P€l. ilbera-`,
tittliitial; Soelal;lnklividuld ; libenttion of
40 1 * 1 0045t,1i 6 iNatilfil'aihil* , 'elttS .
Itr *IM"-lW.'%' 4o o 4 rSi hitor.frio these
~, i i i...:,7c r .:7... , ..•7 ,, . ~.
' 1 :,'
.in Which the light Of .
fiA 4 it' ) ? , -r hli7a3itieti theglobe is our :
s, - , g'' le 'opened, in Isso,
' ' ' ~..
,•,. ! ela4;4ll.anxiety ; o men's
I . :irlei.ti-ittitl'for looking' for '
• '7-.,-,°l ' 1 ". 1 " ~,,.. ' ' ) .130toingititoll.the eq•rth."'
Ifitt• At . l l -.' I , l i pi ' the;horizon ., '
~. 4 ~ ,
.. - , t pi% •upon )
Intoß; • lil ' X l4 0Z: i' - 'l*`',' yeiti, *as • to con
*M. ~'?-*47';'st, , '•„,, With its terrific. storm.
s '•l3la, was . " .'' gathering' ''','lt'S
‘irool4ititf;'isisi*iii:,*siriiggle, confidettf in its
' 3 115 1 . );*tiS l iiTOtaitOt., audacious in its ',pieten:
Anyosiitaget i'or tlie'll4l , .V when it should set.
iit.4 l f b?' Pattie iiroYOgliost; the•atlfsfleing ado:
,•ef hirgda)3, fted9it.-. The InIPPWitVO•9! I ! /i,
i:last'-'., irt*rti, - 104.'James llo.dfaturn; was
~ „, ~ °l befete the 'first year of
..0,. , 1 7 4. ,°,. ' , t .-.°•,..., , ,
t .• I , le:ha ' . .45ut1e,d . , etc.... American. people
**-:*4ol,ti:e'iiiAiit'who'woi iosl ,64 s4.tbe great' ,
' ,1 7 ip4er4 Rix tatteleati.titi - with his life s .
''' •
.i.l.rt:h".t.tte.ir leader through those trout-'
t . '"..:77eitliit Were so eleits at band.
7 1 0 ...n., tthe .., Wm .emxiek , The Ittieliolders'
- ‘ , 7 4 4 7 - 7ii'„reoeetl i its liatefol crest and, stru
-t try; ,T. ' . l,•tbo,lAort, of Unman Liberty ' ',, a
, " - q' . iiniart: , ' Net; 'this gt;*Tfittit. alone
•.* -AtieNibble'world , ‘'
' ' ..ilen*Sticiek..Of the.
''. .- 'We Onflict. • ' . ' the peaceful
0 Atto4' ll I/ y cop: ;
0I t 'Of i 4 , world's .r)-
'. e f ted t
'gage of'
4* : ; Ottiqatin the pa.ss
, •
t: 0110trot.4bfk,7eountry • alone,
. vorld. its grind..key4note of Human
ratig - '. , ttround the. globe. Russia .1
. dup, as her forty millions of serfs en
,. On the 'PrOrnised • - Land'ik .:. their free-
. r.e3K', ; .*nglanift yrsinee, itisii*,'Spain, itefl, -
" have tat; felt. 14* e lectric 'fire ' of .' Liberation
. .., , . .
- ;; ipuslog through-00y vein and artery of ' their
, .atf4.: life; , ,Hven. hoary Ciiisti,. inspired
• . witlithe universal;, sentiment of the. • Decade,
corges,fortli from ' her ; : ,'.'ifmient seclusion - and
pr ttis '• herself ieMancipate d frOM . :lier old
*
''
eof tntaitionund prejodice. Probably,
decadeinhe„Singin f the world ' s : Wheite, ids
tat baathere.beensueii a wondrewi `advance
' , siii*i . the 'freddOin of ' men and'_ of 'natiiins, of
filitt and. 'Of goiernMent, as that .' which
/mark_ a the , history.'.cof, , . the. past. ten years.
Thw , terrible 2. , shechr_ . of. . the . American
,Beiseliicii, ifh;e;>;..i,lie :. ea.rtinjuake of :PhilliPPL
ehati;* the fOtuidatiotutif the Prisons and" evilry .
*ales bands We*loOsed.". Thia'gre:kt Conflict
' , ante, 'because Ie •
,period of Human
.Libera
-7i-i..,,.:,, and as ad*ancing Freedom was
1
f . ;, use, i**titt , :it , ita.great e ff ect.
1,ii..0,#: ,- e*. , * ,i/i opened m ' so mueii ,
tige.24o:tic 4:n' ear; Closes' upon the
~e; riic, ''' 're-united country',
.•
.Tgurt.— 1 reason of the glo;-.
a cause; richer, in
lavishOut-poluing
i itn _.: 4lllll .l l . l ftiahars ;
r4 ~ . ~;
peace, as it • never valu t
.
sake of the 'terrible eqob
vere wen ; a''.countryof
, powerfal and free, and
4 y ro sperity j protection and
- 41 ' 1
onto,ne N a vy-laden
of all
_ remar kable
d •le Decade rertiar—
r` jor Pi its e ,e,, 36 l l - ram m• stry' :levolOppents of the great
7 - tibect idea ofiluxtFtuit4e4atlrA:e , tiniv e x r :
t thoolokt has
P-
l oi n ti l e world
IrpeitArlbleYetfle
and f e tt e rs; In ; staxtllng 311114111-1
kmpzove :
e, at.
ts.t.4 in, soc i a l 41:td eecle
refoima 4of many
la r y hii i °l ', 4 "" oleribe problem of.the
file l 71,v
fitieifony solved.
been'. §pauPe4
a,' tit
termitic 'of the
ell •f•
'1%,1
^M • VA'S' made a
and s
Ihrough the sands
k".:VblirPhy baS
'The
°Milt Council, of itikittill**Vlitiralt,ilire Si ,'
in (Heeling whys, thaAWlif those firoader '
Wisert'Ptterii. 3l 9blt.r.CW o gl4ol 4o P l4 l l 4lAetr
and pm pbSes which these-ten . ,:patit years have
teducP l . , ; ) -, :,'A ~ !`N'', ~,1 ' ~r
i , 4,Coining; down from the peighg„t. of general,
e 4 .
ke,,rOflir'ke kro'nlet 45' t**4o4e l ;;Pgaltr:
ghP'that tielohis to • the dose of the Do. , '
a e; '' ; 44;iipiVate reeords - 4(llo,,hearts - and
homes of .iiiilOidnal men and women, canonliy,
bd7RtitPl*:99l;f°'nrOci.lll:* 441;401,10ed.
ei,perient?ta of sorrows and joys; of defeats.
i ll4Q, , vM,i ) rtf..', "PC ,7 , 4fe".''4'init'`. 04 ; '
A!.B history Orhonorable needs,andolgroidlling,,
meannesses; of notilEisilip.titiM3,...ariti:hroken
resolutions ;of love' and hate; of Faith and.
Hope.)aiid7Chgrit-plfithese every man and
Woman must review iu The ( mit. of individual ;
eofiseleikeii-:aikhtheii;#4ll , '-repiliiiariee rei•tlie
tWrong and gr,atitude fer the, },light,rhid., fare-,
ell tol,li' l olll 4 iieleade; and' lxiirve r fOiward
.
itk,firh horil:ail•into the New.
ELETE.oPoLITAN POLICE. -*
-Ills generally 'conceded! that
must have 'an entire re l organliation . her
pence system; ,:Tire . .experience .with
ldayor Fox has furnished., the 'community has
reintived •doubts edVont4e.s of 'a '
ptittnatent reliable pollee force; opposed
politically to thelleptibilean gOVernmerit_of
l'hiltidelPhia"nor'ConiPosid large measureof
the very inaterial , .-agaitist, , which tho. citizens
need to be protected. ',There has been no very
recent iipPorunity to bring out the bad,
ties . t,f 4 11 tr. Fox's police,- except in individual
and isolated cities ;but. the cirComstances under
whichappohnteerite were forced upon the
14Yor, theclnimeter of many of the' men;
iv lose
ignorant's-and incapacity ;is 'something
en - larkablertheir. dangerodsly bad conduct
during intirderarina riota which their party
MaihAged in peel: l 44, the:fall electione, are fresh
in the publia4ad'and form an, unanswerable
argufiient irefayor of a•Metropolitin Niles.
But Whilethe eitizens:of Philadelphia expect
the Legislature ; to establish this reform, it is
all-important.that it shall be ,carefully guarded
gldne.t.ft dalkiei!Whieli threatens it from within
onr own litie.P the - people of PhiladelPhia Want
a good permanent force for the protection
Of their own lives and property and' the preser
`aim of the peace of the city.; but they do
not want it as,aoitical machine for any pri-
Vate clique of politielanS. A political cdalition
of hitherto diseordartt elenients, has recently
been made
. qr,,,goiuN.- 01 little group.of, the most
. ise italmbitions political leaders df this
city and State, which seems to have for one of
its important objects the control ofthe Metro
politan Police, when' it shall be established.
It is easy to see how a few men,
cting in concert, aided by experience in po
litical intrigue and in ihe clever acts of ma
t ipulating legislatures and manufacturing spa
, ous 'peblic sentiment, might so seize:the helm,
this great..teform as to turn its WhOle'ma-'
to their own private 'advantage, in
to the public , welfare. If, instead of a
ly honest, iridependent, well-organized
conducted police force, we should
p a gigantic engine by which con
e to be packed, and elections con
• selfish interests of a few shrewd
see how valuable they can
police force to themselves, if they
themselves or their tools into its
ement, we had better not have,
Police.
iCatl party of Philadelphia wants
''titan Police, but it wants it for
ate purposes. , If it Comes in
, will not only be unwelcome,,
failure. The people, the leg
e ..,(241.vernor must watch with
tiny everything that looks like
Of meow "Rings" and <cliques in
n party Of, this city Or State, and
can journals 'that have prineiple
ence enough to keep themselves
and above these corrupting and,
aking combination§ muse be ready
loth the public and the servants of the
• a lie ailainst every movement that seems to
threaten either theldnior of the Repdhlteau
Party; or the, honest use and administration of
any, branchoi the public service.
It need not be very difficult to create. such a
Metropolitan Police for Philadelphia as, Will 'be
a credWto die city and of the highest advan
tage ;to
people. 4iit if it is to be so, it
must he carefully guarded against falling into
the hands'of 'arif inner such as •Isc be
ing broadly,hbated at in well-informed circles
' as having a very eager eye mponits control ..,
,und bemme
NOVNTJOY , AGAIN.
~ ,
We hive from the 'Mew York World, an
organ of 'the party of which Mr: (*)rge
Mountjoy was a -prominent and active;mem=
tier, a chapter in the biography of that emi
nent convict. The Woad says that Mr.
Mountjoy maided at one time. in New York
city (a most excellent place for breeding vil
lains), but that lie changed his base to Canada
suddenly, one day, after robbing the treasury
of*2o,ooovr $30,000. It was not the singu
huity 9f the crime that compelled flight, for,
.Mr.Mountjoy merely imitated the common
example of men who have stolen equally ,
large sums and • yet telt no dread
of the vengeance of the law. But
Mr, Mountjoy's method was less ingenious
than that of other scoundrels, and as New
York justice vindicates itself only when it's
insulter is a fool, ,he was compelled to place
himself beyond it's reach. When his crime
had been forgotten be came to Philadelphia
and embarked his stolen eapital in sundry un
lawful and , absurd enterprises. Ills subse
quent career and his well t deserved fate. are
known. We give additiOnal publicity to '
rsivit7-01T..i1l New York in Order to dispel a
very erroneous, Impress*Whigt exists iii some
of this comninnity, . m • "Mo tj
portions tio.t.,L
_,,., un oy
is an inoffensive being, who, deserve& tender
sympathy rather,than harsh punislinie,nt. ~We..
°tier the facts . , also to the President of the .
'United States, as an• additional argument
against his pardon or the remission of any per-
Poo of /4 88 04tRiga: Xowiliokr," lB a Pi'PfAssional
rascal, who has itvtd for yearS by vielating the
laws. He is entitled to less consideratiOn'than
,
a pickpocket era burglar, because' is opera
tions have.beemeonducted upon a iarger...Scale,
and in a direction calculated to inflict greater'
injury upon' limiest petild4; 'l'tm best way tor
dispose of hinii will s iiii Weetupel bixo, to serve
out his sentence P' tlio.Ea B tero Penitentiary,,
and then to'' band hi - over to the alithorities'
of New York eity,ada)tugitive criminal, liable
to intlictisent and punishment.:•
yestoday t 'w . ii:i ii ...,‘",elect. Council, an at 7
leMpt , Was ' niate s,C&P•c for theliose;ceni,
Paoies the ant ...improprigtioo which was
,
rifilse4 a Yree)i, te*. die. , fir*inen, with whom i
iii
.' , ,EVSNINGBUL
ti* , :g4.llco.' lo o: . ,Pitc l , :,d f- in, N410 , ;ii i (40 1 0 7 .,
Stiations VS:applause : 4 ilv4il:3o;;PretietesO,
txddly *ts nd'. in f: l: Oeor.% eltiti d'icePeel',oo-:'
0000'114 the sanieljs 'ltioo4 , 640iOrtarteirt-' : ,'
iiiiiid44 .3 , -. :l4O'vlitli" iisie - 4 1 4 1 ,40iiii4 Ifietilitr -, ...
rg)itiigtiage.... ,thi: il ' is 0041ehr,,,theiesali.Pre..
eted.• by as sotn li,thefto,:lWhilelnemit , )ol'`
tste,''respeetal)le, fiteetett - 'aie,lavereble tn a.
..iliiui‘;'4kelilnro 4 ,,..o (l- 0,01*!* 11 4 1 0 1 . 1
, xi:or , tl l ,t): l 9artolPPti eq o . B6 P4 4lll he . : ad V -, '
fc.
- 0 ovi:irkprtiti.sys-14. ,. :4011';: -, 061id : .them. .adijiti :
are determined tOPriic 'd:eVinte , `Vielertee'Ed
fairv:at:ilie eOnsainaaati t`,4_, the - prOje4,,"; A ,
7VilsW ! be,feored that sii, '64ot. the,111111:1)F4,of
C4naens woold,perqA keOwardieete over
, rule-their- 4ioriiiiction!3, 0 . ..f0r Abe Sake : of - 0= ~
I (idea. popularity WO tatibnilt to tilkilil,9l:4olit
liitak:it : )I':thisro ,'o‘6i.sni,..__Tbilf;_i6 , Jiik:
, logo pro ? api f ,,, , T "'bold and";stinginerei.
I bake' administer& 'thesertdlions yesterday:
~- by President—Stokley ant- in4y.•Treserved i• the;
digniti.:ktf::the: e.bitiAier;:bat nree` . ae earnest:.
~, ... ,
0f,. , the :•ititeatiete' 'nr. c .t.b.e. 2 :.inenabers .' to 4,
their dutyZwithoni;YesPeet„ito anything bat the
best iateresta of titP,Ptecomunity , ..! , :)iitt , 8,0`..ti1e3i,.
and Mr. Franciseus dederve' 'the ' gratitude`
' of the people'. fci'titA : detenninatien' 'they bOve.
shown in thiS matter, acid we believe that their
good ' xa ple wlll`lOVe
~ the ffect ,a Sti n0 1,2
ening the resolution of of:their eißeigties .
who feared...the. otitagenua!demenetmthate of '
these vag,abond, firemen: teem..than, ttie i ntilet
contempt of fiepexti.":ooNii.., . The ,men who
vote TO 4',Vai.o'-f,At n P,to"to r iOht, 'l*eo i 1 9.t,41) - ',
prebend that such, action, will fie prejudicial 0:
their yolitleal intereitS- ; The sentinieni 4' .the'
Onniiiinity:lB.rilvoiible, tn :die. 4tattie,'..and .the
'people will not be ,11104 y 'to forget: those who
rePregent there; rather:: than. tile' anisiaaCel of.:
Which they desire to be relieved: lieforeanz:
other. year has passed are_hcipe to have a, Paid
Department, organized, and in active lexiatenee.
The spirit displayed in ,Qoniicilxi: YeSterdaris a
premise, of ,stich AL -fulfillment, ond we `hOveer
n
doubt _hat the .seme .: iletermirtotioa, will; be
manifested in the newly: :elected COuntils
whieh
,are abeat'eci essernble.l,` :" '` '' '.,
CJWRIAGES.
IItISCELLALNEO UN.-
E. GRIPE COG AC; BRANDY,
,ival to the bat imported, at half the Priee:
CARMICK CO.,
; -
iNto. Xl3 iLlbestitut Sit,r6gt.
t ,
fli 0 Q i Ala' 'Riti ~ ' DR .EXTLI.OTING .
r , ETU WI_TH 11E811 NITROUS OXID/r. PAL
" Aiwo unrir-No .RAiri.9 • ~. ~.....
ir.li. Timm $ , ~ fonterly Operator a; uoiten
Rooms,' positively the' (MU Ottice ha the city
y evoted. to Attract/fig teeth arithobt.rApahal
91; Walhut !stmt..
... , uthb !pp§
l i ninaTr 6- 0 20 dr4.71PelThr:
.atialthl a4i4lietie tine of , .'r ,',
' 'LOOS oirlD/tv Olt LAVGIIINQ Gliai i
. ote their wholotbrie en* *nth* to extraott4,
ma Walnut street!. ' aptOts -,
By pn Tr r TPPY , - '
AND , /3111-blitik )
r 219 lOtts42o3olif STREET, *,
4 1) puiIaD)III,PRIA.
r"
xrpa CMOT a i m iyUlT 4 Blll, tiviturr.
a of 'Yea= required for lioxise-ioildp2g
;tanx promptly ed. Iffallu
itiTturw,A_LT7,,
;vat:l ll' 4=4 ' g t Ph y oj...cal e au;
s fa for eale at all thamagac otoroa. Price 76 ovAta ,
, PY • - de29.6t§
fan,ma BEAL LACE' BRIDAL ,
or.point• WAlettoon, Point Application ankillaek
0 tilly lace, of 'exquisitely dna lace and appropriate
Mountings.
I. Rich bace Mrld Mandkeicidtifs, of, Point trAlancon,
Application and Valencitunes , Lace, I n neat p a rtous,
Bich Point Application Laces,' to ti inchee wide, differ
ent widths, to match, for trimming 404161 and evening .
dressea4.
Whittilficl Gloves, 1, 2,9, 4,5 ant buttons.
ligh4ovening Kid Gloves for ladies, gents e and misses,
all in rfect now order, as Imparted by
fIb;OUCMW. vouEL, - ,
12090hestnut street.
ddao.o:trp ,
1-g. ; 85 0. B. TAYI,OI,,
* ;PERFUMERY ANA TOILET BOAT%
4 . 1 tind 649 North Ninth, ettreet.
10110ANONEATIC FAIXT,LSION, FUR • COl`{
..,_ SUIPTIVES.
_.•
____,, • . -, • ;
LEIB Gli EXTRACT OF MEAT.
' ' '
kIAWEY'S PEPSIN.
TOUR BLOT'S EXTRACT OF BEEF.
For sa le by JAMES 'F,,E4llt2ill'',
PC 5 4{ rp_ - • • Broad and Spruce streets. yhibutelsbia
; MAGAZIN DES M OD
Es.:
, '•
' t 1014 1 01../TIIT STREET. -
, MILB. IL
SROOTO
1 Cloaks t Wallatnit Salta,: Ilk"
DreOt uoocto, Lace anawks - ,- f;
v iiall e f VAdAC!9:4 i
442eL1441.., Eon
,„
rh•esie l iiiiielo to measure in Tittenty•tou.r goitre.
. '''"_. ',UtittEi r F 'TO ' - .A.NI - . .1' ' 9. T
ANIT
; LOANED "UPON DIAVIGETi,u V4'4' Rai
, ,
~•JitWF,ItY4 S. 4I A .- 9 1 g LOW,,avo 0;40„ 1 . . •
J SA WS •, .
'.
citLD-ESTABIAS Fat LOAN 0F1110.111,, ;
tOoruer , ol' Valid and Gaaltilia#l3;etal
Below Lombard. • (:. -.- ; ,• „ ,
Z. ,8.-4)Limonum. weTem4o, Jxwmakir, 0100"
i, r'.l . ' VOR OALN AT__ 1
: . l ' i lIIIMILIIK4BLY LOW PRIO,IIIa,, ~ ' - , i ~
, ~. ...., trallithilit il
; , •
R.
LNIQ#II3;IMPROVAD ,13. pp
, . . Rubber Truss uover rusts, breaks or, aolds,,
`''‘ .-4° ' • l i gk i Ct i ,,. ',l l.ll l V.lrgr euz l i l ll7l ll l3l Y ea n *:
1 Ladlaa ittmded to bratßB. WROTE 1280 Chestnut:BF.
r 9ad stor , 6 6 ,6 6, ~,!-Ifik)6 3 4,virp ,r.
I • 11,..‘' 1 NORSM :Co VNRS, FUR' NptirsLi
~....„..,
„lop Rugs and ribratt Gear. AR kind,. iliAtue
. -1. or i.)booper. , )(24 - L'At i telli jlarriess Stare ! 111 1 64dati.1
'lnt sire 'A? lire in ii •UO ' ''JY .
. -
. -• ,i k
.;(.. : :' , it'e';!;(j.1107,04 , cip........ -, ,;,....i.,!; - ,:; . 1',' , '; - 7;: - ..
NEWTEARIAPREsEwIia.
'WANADIThEIt
„ .
.1!,
FAREWELL 1869 I
And'now we're hero
At the close of the year,
And we stpl,have cloches on hand;--
We've bristly tried
To keep folks'supplied, •
Though there's been nionSirens demand
The clothes we keen
We're selling so cheap
'And they're an so good:and fine;
We can still stipply
What you want to bny
For the close ot "Sixty-nine!' '
Meerll give you a lift
For a New Year's Gift
By putting theprice so low
That the custmndni, all
VIII find, at our Hall,
The prices to suit, you know.
YOURS RESPECTFULLY
for the Ciese Of 1869
D. TilE
Beiiining 01 I#o7o.
ROCKRILL & WILSON,
The People's Clothiers,
GREAT BROWN HALL.
603 and 605 CHESIMIJT Street.
EDWARD P. KELLY,
PrAmon,
HAS REMOVED
TO
N 0.1300 Chestimt St.
S. W. Corner of Thirteenth.
WESTON & BRO.,
TAILORS,
No.. WO ARCH STREET,
FinLAnurarinA,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. _
odd Sinn,
TIN IF ORM ITY ' IN LOWNESS •OF
11.11 prices has enabled us tomato • .
QUICK SALES'
,
in Conaeonence of Which -We' hive : hat a small stock of
ready-made goods twhich we will close dot it cost. The
reduction in prices is an follows
Good Business Soirs.ll 2 6 o - ,,were 820..
Good Business Suite, IS, were 822.
.• • Good Business Suits: were 823.
Overcoats, 412 60, were ilia. • ,
Dress Suits at the Ramo Rates.
Parties purchasing • • ,
CLOTHING.
From us can rely that 'goods are in price and_quality
. • .EXACTLY WHAT• WE REPRESENT.
aaavold the practice of asking twice the worth of an
le and then abating the price for the purpose of
'Making the prirchasurtelieve lie is obtaining a bargain.
• , EVANS 4 LEACH,'
dell-kern _ Aterketstreert.
. . . . . „
816 Chestant Stivet,
PlitiLAlll2:PlitA.
• , .
LOOKING ,GLASSES,,
.4.'verY' clinic° and elegant assortment 'el styles, all
eptiiely new, and at Teti low prices. ' -
. •
GALLERIES OF PAINTINGS
thane genial floor, very beautifully lighted and emir
of access. ,
JAMES S. EMILE & SONS.
. „
CHAR." F:, HASELTINE'S
OALLERIES OF 'OMAR:TS,' ,
NO: /1285 , ChOstit. - 4 Street;
• AUTOTYPES
t4A.N.I-4'sic4.p - up4
HAVE ARRIVED.
,
, , ,
TijAVAI4III4OEVEBRAVED PVItATOTICI
' for iMealldri; fatally nee, rte. - • '
Tbo ettheOrijier in now fitrtiiiihed with his pad wow,
ortopiyothie highly nntritioup and. well. known bevert
age. , 2 ' Its Wide-spread and' inortmeing WO by order' of
phyaidene, for Inv elide, need families, 819,, commend 1$
to the attention of all consumers who, want, a etrietly
‘ entenrtiele; DreNtred from the heat 'material**, and put •
op in the meet careful manner for tiorontelei i tranttpOr-•
tattoo. Prdere b mail or otherriy,Prolt!!4 l 1111
• '
No' 22a Pearstre4l4
del
•' . r booli iixt r 4 *T o Watuutiltr.oo
11178%! ILFNWED AND,II4, 6E0#14 4,0910
'caws titiunamPitSnP, inhirkillett' Catawba an
ornis.Winott,fortmadeira Sherry c iansice arid Banta
) Ornr. 11/m olt IltrandigLand kips, NhAtlitala
L 4.0 • ' Stur,PAA, ;Pear meet, , •
i_namw • TAM Om Itreeta; 11 . 418 above mob t
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L.L NEW BOOKS, •
Fbf Sale ist.'Wholegile Pr1868...by
g
POI I I7E . :PC:1 4.1 -Vt,
PP 1 .31441E10.i/41) 8,.. 04 #0E L " 118 ' "
NO 822 CHESTNUT STREET;
adJohaing the ,Vontidettutt. , •
vusga
ofir
ART43..ALL,r,"
PAtil49%
ie • t 0 -f rri
'
ittho,fines i 'tfox atY.
now Open -h*
4411,Anti n
fe i ta n glO w B 4. ll / Fict, ,
11ViV:::YEAR,",PRESENT8:;
. .• ~..
Fresh ant Rare 'ManUfaituies •
.
FINE CONFEC LION S ,
ain
FINE CHOCOLATE PREPARATIONS •
STEPHEN F., WAIITRIA.N,
. .
TWELFTH AND MARKET STREETS.
de3o
WE SO DESIRABLE
TOE
NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS
Centiemen's Wrappers,
Morning Jackets,
Smoking Jackets,
Oardigan Jackets.
The largest variety and seed beautiful styleaaver
offered, for sale by
,-.;JOIIN C. ARRIS(N ,
Nos.. I. and 3 North ,Sixth Street,
• PRILADRLPIIIA. •
ALSO,
A large and TallOd sisqrtment of
Gentlemeies Furnishing Goods,
„ At greatly Reduced l'riceei.
nol2 f m w Irry
USEFUL PRESENTS.
Gold Spectacles.
Gold Nose Spectacles.
Opera Glasses.
Tbermometers.
Spy Glasses.
Cases of Dt.awing Instruments.
Microscopes. -
Stereoscopes, &c., &c.
W3l. - V. McALLISTERO
No. 728 CH STNTUT STREET.
de.ls-w f m
OPERA,GLASSES
For New Year's Presents,
At JAMES W. QUEEN &
OPTICIANS,
No. 924 CUES - MET STREET.
de2o-lm rt.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, dso.
Great Reduction in Fine Watches.
ALSO . FEW CHOICE DIAMONDS.
ISAAC DIXON, 120 S. Eleventh St.
BRONZES ! , ICY
E I CALDWELL &. CO.
JEWELLERS,
4. 902' CHESTNUT. ST R EET,
HirE 1111'011SND' Title :SiIIABOit THE 1121E0E8T
• - VARIETY OW 011 . 01 in ' '
W ORKS OF ART. BRONZE
EVER OTTEREiY poi; taiiifist
SidOBACIING ,
Statnett,es, proupek#4oB and Birds,
BMIAC I TkD AS Til?e_ BRST jr,upm AMONG THE
WORKS Or
ES!" 11 FOY'FF , '
A. CARPIERTi
J.: ORP6oplipi
ItAREJJKII
1111.1*PJ.,
PEIEPEit.7
j. .1404,
DILIJAPpE,
, 10OVItElr,
Candelabra ddid=Stancis
Ipk,Sttindaiilds;Va'ney Artio!es'
lenerally.
POis Naitel flock-slim] Side. Pieces,
• IN BRONZEAItixi (at ixt *) - 0 ut,t,
üb3igit;torxxig,
Gitztlil.Al4Dclimf;kp oxirPigio
Incorm'ig, • • •
ANY Or WNICII• WILL FORM • AA ENDURING
, 1 • AI4D TASTEFUL
Holiday . ...,irosent:
del w ul 4f
........._,.....__,......_.„.....„......._
AfIENRY,ik,IARPIIIO,' ,0 --. r:
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firm
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WatoittepopEilift.,4evorms,NV e hro all aups„r-; ',, ,4 , Tirxx. , , Truax pod;tively cums Atotstigto,:. ,
L OA va,f 0 P,4 1 04 W l s .> ll4, ,' , Ali? . .,i , 'xlitst t . , 7, 1 NA 1 t ni 13 19 s Porrif , Vitrelat
i SlllT i trlitOligalaY.4, 3 l . o3 4, ll44, 0111E800: ft, , fi fer . till , tied : 0 1 ; ~ , v u :PE,," ra"
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•
ENOMEI
MOIGNIEZ,
PALETROTo
E. lIIELABRIEEISE
COIIINICOV,
E. CANA' ,
pxLvr,
DickgeloPiLlE ,
tiltocelitEs. -1,1 4
MARYLAND
MEE
i
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NEW
r •I:AtAIIY,LASD::HAIIvf
Jut Received.
MITOR - ELL FLETORP
No. 1204' CHtEITN'II i r STIMB
FINE GROCERI
IN, GREAT VARIETYJI
ALWAYS IN - STORE.
=NM
ALBO,
Fine. Sherries >and Madeira Wine.
Perfectly Pare Port, Vintages of 1830,
1841 and 1865.
Pure Brandies, Cordials and Pine Cigars.
At the Lowest Cash Prices.
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
8. W. corner Broad and Walnut SIU:
A. J. DE CAMP.
Weir Citron, Crystalized Orange and Lemon Peel, New
Currants, Seedless Raisins and Pare Spices:
TABLE FRUITS.
, t
White Almeria Grapes, Florida Oranges, Layer Figs.
Double Crown Rabaul, Paper-Bbell Almonds, brazil
Nuts, English Walnuts, Pecans, Obeetnats and 4'
dbellbarks.
CANTED - FRUITS. It.
White and Yellow Peaches, Cherries, Dawsoa and /:34'...• - • 1
Onager Pintas, Pins Apples, Winslow Corn, Asparagus, fa t i
Tamatoes, At.i Le. - -
107 SOUTH. SECOND STREET,
Below Chestnut, East Bide.
del Mph • •
THE
FINEST FRUITS
OF THE SEASON.
DAVIS & RICHARDS,
ARCH AND TENTS STREETS,
026 rptf
NATIVE 'WINES.
Pure and from the hest Vinyards
URBANA lIIPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.
CALIFORNIA. ANGELICA.
CALIFORNIA MUSCATEL.
CALIFORNIA PORT.
ROVISZIIANN'S MISSOURI WINES.
CALIFORNIA BRANDT OF 1864.
JAMES B. WEBB'S,
Ny.a i lia t ut and Eighth Sts.
Atinores 'Mince Meat!
NEW YEAR!!.
HEADY AGAI/OM
The Cheapest because the . Best !
dee9 Urn
New Y'ear's Presenft.
The Beet and most Rol table Presetit tole
Friend or the Bead" , Is a barrel *four .
f 6.1. &Welch's , ' First FremitinFleurr,
And o bar or half barrel
"Sterling's Mountain 4 Buckwheat Mea l,
which we warrant SUPBIIIO4 to any other in Met!, 8.
All, goods warranted ad reptesented, sad delieered free.
GEO. F. ZERNDER,
o,9 l VAtric'H AND IViNk.3 STREETS.
1100119 AN 113 MOEN.
WINTEIEIL
BOOTS , AND SHOES
rcie\iGentliainen.
R;'
'o. 48 South Sixth Stre6ty
a~ov~ ~ ; ~~r~v'~~ t;: ~.
a~~s`•nd~eiiyro ~
"W' I Nig ' c i
. .',NADE-viit*EottniT
edpoki oligain g y j y•or o goo' 01,006 bottle§l'
AteAtiernca tO w
a 15 / 11 110 1, #. 1 *,V0 3 ..
riko#4ll..y,
.WOOD. c ds to .
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3 21
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=Ell
) 4 : . I I • 11 Lo'mon 111.11 es
tiatteader'oft
1* 0
AMA
CL Al]
HE CZAR NDRiAa
PROM I ;INDIANAPOLIS
The ftepa frIT.I
Pratt
rfikirtalirnationor Senatorkratt
,
." ..t'..4..r..- ..-4- 1 i•: 1 1 11 ‘42.14AND44... 1, ;4
-If ny Ilasson's News Agoacy,.l
Eennox, Dec. 31.—The London Timex in
ate leading editorial this morning, after review
ing the prinfipal, efreitts Of Uri! yary now clos
ing, and explaining -the' present. efettur of
England, , lplcr,telatleu : with • ether nations,
e unfriendly feeling existing between
s 4 England and America ,is the only disquiet
), tug element in our foreign, relations, 'rfs'is
. evinced in some degree by our internal proli
perity. , It has been definitely determined that
-r.
as .overbearing g system, .9f% diplomacy,
• • will not t mettle. the difficulties ,at present
existing,betweeo the two equntries; and it'is
useless to renew negotiations for the , adjust
ment of the Alabama claims until the Presi
dent of the United States is prepared to re
consider the inadmissible demands which
have been heretofore promulgated vi the ulti
matiim of his cotintrymen."
• 111116141 A.
LO.NpO4, Dec. 31.—The Lancet, the recog
niabdgiedicel authority of London, asserts, in
an 'article of its edition of to-o
.1 y, that.the
0 2.roperor of Russia is suffering severely from
hereditary hypochondriasis. He often refuses
to partake 'of food for. days at a time, arid in
dulges in other morbid practices, which are
rapidly undermining his physical constitution.
..: 1 0 OrreopoOdenco 'of tbo Associated Woos.'
The Treimiffh Cabinet' inloot rammed.
PERMS, Dec. 31, 1 -30 P. M.—The new Minis
try has not yet been formed, and there are no
further developments in the direction of DA for
mation. It is feared that M. 011ivier will be
unable to form one.
LONDON ' Dee. 31, 11 A. 31.--Consols for
money, 92ia92.1; for account, :M2l; United States
Pive-twenties of 1862, 801; 18665, old,' 85/
1,675, 84.1 ; Ten-forties, Bt.l. Stocks steady;
..Nce, 161 ; 'lllinois Central, 1011; Atlantic add
Great Western 251-:
it k
lavallPotn,, Vac: 31, it A-M.—Cotton buoy
ant, Middling 'Uplands, Middling Or
leans,.ll3d. The sales of the day will probably
reach 15,000 bales. The sales of the week have
been 00,000 bales, of which 12,090 were taken
fcrr exptirt and 0,000 for specidation. Stock,
38,006 bales, of which 77,000 are American.
Receipts of the week, 51,000 bales, of which
.34,0000 re American.
Loitnots, Dec. 31, 11 A. M--Calcutta lin
seed dull. Refined petroleum firm. Turpen
tine, Va. 3d.a255. fid.
PARIS, Dec. 3L--The Bourse opened firm.
Rentes, 721. Mc.
AstrrEs.r, Dec.3l.—Petroleum opened firm
at 594 f..
Lomoort, Dec. 31, 1 P. 3 L—Americau seen
rifles quiet and steady; Five twenties of 1862,
861; 18if5's, old, 8/ ; 18 1 17's, 8.51. Illinois Cen
tral, 102/.
LIVERPoOL, Dec. 31, 1 P. M. California
Wheat, os. Waifs. 9d. Red 'Western, 8.3. 3d.
Fkmr, Mt. Corn, ats. 3d. Peas, .355. Gd. Re
ceipts of wheat for the past three days, 12,500
quarters, all American. Lard, 745.
lavEnvooi„Dec.3l.—Cotton—Middling Up
lands, 111allid.; Middling Orleans, 112alljd.
&actor cotton afloat, :14000 bales, of which
.....170.040 are American.
, Yarns and fabrics at Manchester are firmer.
tlflEE:ssrow.Y. Dec. 31.—Arrived, steamer
Virginia, from New York.
Senatoi.P. rata .
News Agency."
J_NotasneoLis; Dec; 30.—The Washington
correspondent of the Gazette intimates that
Senator Pratt has bad no intention of re6igit
ing • his seat. in the Senate. The facts are
those:.Senator Pratt has been dissatisfled
with his position for sonic time, and almost a
wech, levee assured his colleague, Senator
Morton, that he would, place his resignation
in ttre bands of GoVernor Baker within the
next week. Senator 3Lorton eadeavored to
die made bier irons doing so until the fact be-
Mare generally known to the leading politi
cians throughout the State. when Mr. Con-
ner, the Chairman of the State Central Com
mitte, received a number pf letters urging him
to!' telegraph Senator Pratt to withhold his
resighaticin for thepresent. This Mr. Conner
nail _Senator kratt --assured Mr.-Connerif. his resignation was likely to cause any
trouble or.any embarrassment to the party, he
would withhold it for the present.
The assertion of t he Lafayette correspondent
of the Gazette, that Covenwr. Baker was in
relined to •appoint the Hon. G. S. Orth; of
Lafayette, is an error, as Governor Baker has
been absent from the city several days, and /33/
knew nothing of Senator Pratt's!intpation to
reign until his. return honse last sight. Re
has not Intimated to tiny one whom he would Stern
a_ppoint, but one thing is considered Certain—
that is :he would uothave appointed any one Brig
at present hi Congress. . • -
•
The Claainitati Money Market:
lit, ilasison's Newir Age l 4o%J
CUONATI, Dee. --The money market is
growng i nnore stri ng,and a pressing demand
area reported by most of the banks. Some
parties, who had anticipated an easier condi
tion of-the market, anwere holding
en back In
expectation of lower rates, have be coni
pelled to enter the tnarket. The regular dis
count houses are net in a position to take any
outside paper, and are confining their Eaten
' lien t
• o depositors or those to whom they are
under obligations, and a considerable amount
or Paper has been thrown npon the open mar
keC The dennind,however,ts malnly for short,
accommodations, as borrowers are hoping for
inm4t,rellef nest , week. The different branches
of talkie are well represented in the 71st of
2~cants for favors. Money commands 15 to
kent. in the open market, and in Soots
eanesegia higher figures were paid for tem
vritrz JoalllB, to enable parties to bridge over.
;411,46xt Week. , Depositors in good standing
Wpplied;at 10a12 per cent.
Vidal being New Year's, it, will be ob
. close holiday. The banks will be
- liner maturing on that day will,
it tomorrow. There was an
for exchange, and it was even
than yesterday. The receipts
they were 'not equal to the
ire was a very steady Market.
!ew York and Philadelphia
at par, and cotamercial bills
-
uni Boston at ¢ discount.
on these points were taken at
iver the counter were at 1 -10
Isidemble decrease in demand
.401,014,14pf•pr. leuternrimON
133 y Hu istotots tfo7oB Ag6r10):•1
y , Dig. Sl.—lt has - been mini.
4 11t b
n. Ito rnanoompo ttsseor tho Cta
0 ,
ti • AnYjortv- - Was in contemplation 1 ,
. rte` OarchiWl. of '0 6 , ' C.incinnati , chivnicies i TKARAIOU.II:OUGAR CORN. ,
' , 4 4 , 6 ,xa t , the - Iftr. 'nf , , , eonvrt.iig t into t ,.
It
beet ioitri Nroicla 4fir:Jontl,arti r u h pl3l°,ll/110LIV,I17*
W,;f46riii."l;., I tt P ,ii :4l / 1 0 • d°th g- ' salztethi9g i?o n i leti a ot n ii3loci r liVtill r lii•otcloso Grocers.
,!"itety remap a e,.... ethap there, Ims peen a 1 .,. , .
( ..oirottra seamy, 451 , 10rth Wi:tter str,oet. ,
1111.20 V 111 419 4 30, 01 10ntidlif t r, as to the Sttopoof ., the „ ~. dm-tu l ip ~...... ' , REEVES & PARI./N._
itiiposi 1., ,:„',' • ssrbal he Jaboriono. for .the , ,
re isTATELANS, .4 117 0T.16K11104,,,5: IA
•• , ra, ,*!
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ruerstreets, orOr r sae illOwitrit ,
to l'" , ,i'.. l in virillidra kv, t al' Of the ,okanating j elow the Xxohang .'. s ,000 to loarvon•i4rgo or w ooom ..
t, fr. 4 i ieet: from. that Cedeern. If • s a r d o ur i te , Wira4l:Ale, i sitAf t platel fr ' i n u ttike A e .: ie l . o t i o rY i
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rte tuadit , lll lar ge 4 plint ! it i?V,thb loros, markt" 4
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oy cotihi be doirthintat with great ‘ UT AVIS 1-V-.4 704:14.b. IDATVAG4leitikn,
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peaks
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,TELETORAPL
* o `EAN lEll'B BY THE
CO t o mpviic CABLE:
NOTICE TO MARINERS.. •
Notice is he r eby given that the let chum Iron nun buoy
broken adrift from Boon Island Ledge. Maine, on the
/ th Nov: bas been replaced. • • ,
By order of tho
Lightlmseßoarl .
t,? r.I
tDi ct
s , • "BY TELEGRAPH.
4`ir atpunieF from Sow, ampton •
' ' t -
.1
1
Aturrimr‘ori .• TiOntWe
returned to Waldo .1Y Asir
cold ed hied c.skst,t4 o pepitrtment
At ttke,urre4. letriottl.,,oftthe..tilistillgre
Cs ridnnatt aDd'iletANO tolie.Aittainisidonex.
of Into Vial tter`itmut.ut-sen Some Me t° hear
them hn : the subject of the forty-eight hour's
fystem of niashlug, • be has designated J. W.
Dentiktific'rititatetioty; suid , 'OolorteL Given,
Third Depedt,to go to , ',..eitteinantk and , hears
the &fatal: ,1 will teach that city prOba
bly on Timidity or Pridaylof next,week, and
will renotinithree u four days.
. ,
_,, , A Heft, !seer lthot ley aim Victim.-
Waugt4RO, ;.11;v: VA., 'rico, a1..,-yoiteiffa,i,
afternoon*: young' lady namedpotham, who
bad been seduced- by a man named Mellash,
roinited4fs boarding-house, and, calling MM.
out, de exled,tbe tulfilment ot hie maage
promise,, Upon . his refusal she drew a re
volver and shot him through tho'bownis. 13ho
then surrendered herself to the, au th orities.
MeNasir will oorrecovet. ' Ile was 'to hay!)
beeti matried to another led3iin a few (Lacs. "
' room Oblo. • , •
Coi.fistnirs, Dee. 31.—The t9poit of the erni
gr
beae tnge
;mnt for
the year ending iv - day has
subitted to Governor Mayes, The
nu ber of emigrants passing' through Co
ln g, bus was 25,626, being an increase of: 3,076
on last
.year. 6,100 proposed to settle in
II "J loin, 6,274 in Missouri, 4,356 in WisConBll/)
a 3 ,7`13 in Ohio; the remainder in Indiana,
R utuek-y, - 3fintiesota; Tennessta,
nsas, 3lichigau, Nebraska and Louisiana.
Item
ltallroad .
fay Munn's News AR(1110%1
‘''
I OAT WAYNE, lice. :11)-LOn account of; a;
isagreement between the officers of the Fort
I`Payne, Muncie and Cincinnati Road and the
;ontractors o betweenme, the passenger, and
i freight train Bluffton and this. point
has for the present been discontinued. It is
hoped that a satisfactory arrangement can be
made whereby the train can resume its run
ning.
The Chinese Euksicrants.-1(Ole&
(By Hasson's News Agency.]
Sr. Louts,Doe. 30.-L-The Chinese emigrants,
on tbeir way to Texas, left for New Orleans
to-day in the steamer 1 5fississippi, having been
visited bore by many thousands Of people in
the past few days.
Minethy Sexton, an old citizen, was end,
denly 'killed this forenoon by falling into a
sewer near Chonteau Avenue Brewery.
Western Railway Connections.
1401,78, Dec. 30 , Hasson's
Owing News Agen
tocy,)
the recent
tronble between' the Pacific and Missouri
River Railroads the hatter has e.qtablished a
connection with s the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Road, and the indications .are that St. Louis
will lose much. business that will benefit
hicago.
Attempted Nodeide.
(By lisseon's News AgencY.l
emeAGo, Dec. 3 14—Robert ihtnnicloon, of
Salem, N.J., walked out on the ice on Lake
3fichikati with the intention of committing
suicide, when the ice gave way beneath him
precipitating him into cold water,. Ilespantea
lustily for help, and was rescued by a police
man.
•
Railroad Bond Issue. I
[By Itasson's News Agency.)
BT. PAtm, Dec. so.—The vote in favor or
issuing bonds amounting to 8350,000 to the
Omaha, North and Southwestern . Railroads,
Las /seen carried in this city by 1;45 majority.
Sadder! Death.
(By gassow's News Ageney.l
GALLIPOLYB, Ohio, Dee. 30.—William J.
Rank, Esq., President of the Bank of West
Charleston,West Virginia,died very anddenly
last evening, of heart disease, at his home.
Below Zero.
• f Ilavio' Nws Agency.)
BT. Psur,. Dee.n s
31.—The e eather has
bees from 13 to 18 degrees below: zero during'
the first half of December.
The Union:Pacific Railroad.
[ naI.9OZOF News Ageberj '
0,11.% FiA, December 31,--The receipt iof the
Union Pacific Road for November were $714
885. Thp.expenseu are $499,608. - ,
owe of Taarmanytter Thla Day at the
Bulletin oak*.
19 it. )1..—.„42 dee. t 2 deg. 2P. deg.
Weatber. clear. Wino 10enth west.
PQMVAT
zeoorvo tor the vnitodelottior Evening Braletin.
PEN SA COLA — Schrlfeet , ie Morrl4, A Ilen—Us,ooo fey
limber 8 L Merchant/4C°.
CKt:Mi=
POST
________
op. PIIILADELPHIA—Duc43I.
.... .
llir Ste filarial-by!! elinsblletLecteparit.
AnitIVED THIS DAY.
Steamer Dialectal 'State, Webb. 1.3 hours frem Balti
more. with /raise 14 A Gtortt, j r ,.
holir Get' iromoor,,Fretich,7 days from Matanzas, with
old hoe to E A Sunder A Co.
Behr ilessio Mortis, Allen. II days from Pensacola,
with lumher to S LMerclunit &Cu. =
Schr Mi.yflower,tarden, 7 days from Lanesville. with
granite m Barker* Br o . sow A' 1. AdamNickerson, 5 days from Boston , with
mils,. to Merflloll Cloud, Caroline, Ice; from . Milivllle, NJ. with glass to
Whitall. Tatum C 0..:
1
tt
Schr Wandalis Campbell, 1 day from Leipsie, Del.
with grain to JutiE Palmer.
Seim E B %Vend, ri, Atkins, from New York. with
anise to raptale.
Sae Caine h.. Noyes , Washington, DC.
el:earn. 2 Beulah. Graham, Morris .River.
= BELOW.
1
k Pedl ••, f r r m om DA G E lo a n D cesTt n er D3
DAT.
(nee if ter, Harding, Providence, I) S btet.os&Co.
e'er B ne tts . Tomlin . New York. Johii F Ohl.
• Pete tickniers (NG), Meyer. Bremen, l' Wright
tons.
~., aby, Otie, Bayonne, B Crawley & Co.
MEMORANDA.
lip St slues, Black, cleared at San Francisco yes
ay fo Liverpool, with 4W/sacks wheat.
dp T Brothers, Gibbs cleared ;at elan Francisco
erda r Liverpool, with moo°. sacks wheat,'
tip G )r Eagle, Coale, trom Rio Janeiro, at Balti
tire y erday.
SteametSason. Sears, sailed from 'Boston 29th instant
for this prt.
day ,
bteame(Yolunteer, Jones. hence at New York Yester
i
St Fanita, Freeman. cleared at Wilmington,Nt.l.
yesterda for New York.
Steam Tripoli ( Br), Le Idessurier, cleared at N York'
:3
rest for Liverpool.
Steam Neale, Greene, for Havana, cleared at New
York r Order.
Steamer Fah Hee; Steele, for Bermuda. clearedat New
Yerk Y erds • i
Bark Beck' (NG), Beaker, hence at Bremerhaven
16th is
i 7
Rork cu test , Lawson front Rio Janeiro 11th Nov. a
New ti kieeterday. with coffee.
Brig , Merrick. Rrammor, cleared at New York
yeste or Cardenas.
Sehr c Oliver Partied!, cleared at New York Yes
terday( or Pernamb uco. • : : =
SOP Ire Laffrinier, Shadwich, hence for Providence,
andoi,Woelser, Rainer, do for Boson, at New York
yesterday
tiCbi Jane C Patterson, Scull, hence at Gloucester 29th
instant
Seim Lizzie II Small, Tice, wined from Providence 29th
inst. ter this Port.
Schr•Thomas hi Stone. Pitcher, hence at New Orleans
29th lost.
Sett= Ride P Lunt.Lunt, hence at Charleston 28th inst.
Sam Harriet S Brooks,Lore,froin Boston for this port,
at lichees' Hole 2eth inst.
Behr° W Maw, Rimmey, from Boston= for this port,
returned to Holmes' Hole PM 29th inst.
Schr Emma R Graham, Smith,.hence at Salem 28th 113E4, Via Boehm i
..
Behr D Conine, from Wilmingtbn, Del. at Charleatoti
yestenta*. -=
Slaws Charles E Jackson, Cullen, and James Ponder,
II edsoo; sailed from Salem Oth inst, for this port.
l il =
Srhr Idaewis, Eustis, hence at Nowaven put list.
~ , 1, , ..; . .,,,.
'''T)lo - 'o' '
BY'
THE•RED. itrirßg - REB
-' -r -
'rho .Vie,ws
Reported Neutrality Proclamation Millie&
LATER FROM ASHINGTO
Dieveillaits :of Seridarit Reetwen
The, ~M tvatir , •
• 'lll7.llssson's News Agency.)
ST. Pstx.4 Mimi., Dec. 30.-:=The following
despatch, giving Governor McDougall% and
the Canadian view ofi the rebellion on the
Red . River, has been , obtained, from the
Toronto Globe's special' eottespondent at st:
Cloud,' on his way
_tylffinniper: • ,
"• ST.' CLonD# limi t , Dee. -30—CrOverntir
31cDougall;with•Col...Dennis 'and Mr. Begg;
arrived here thiS afternoon. froth Tort Altar
crombie. party seerit somewhat despond- •
ent at the state of. matters at the Red River,
not So much from the formidableness of theta-'
surrection as from several other make. la fact
they seem to regard the thing itself as a sntall
matter. The difficulty has been mainly with
the authorities Of the Hudson Bay CoinpanY,
i ncludinglfeTaviah,who have been altogethet
silent in the matter; and,lt is suspected` that'
some of the employes were instigators of the*
whole affair. The Ottawa fierVertitnent, it ,
gathered (rein the 'party, have done muck
weaken the , authority .of the Governor by,
their. dilatoriness. > ,The spiritual authorities*
have been excossively busy, but it Is expected
that the Vicar-General of Quebec has au-k
gthority from Rome to clear away that phase;
besides,priests do not, favor the annexationist'sl
views and would probably resist annexation'
were it.pushed The Americarus and one or,
two adventurouspettifoggers on American'
territory are evidently pushing, annexation
"Tbe ideas regarding thelndiansaramerely
fabulous. One thing, however, is certain, that
if anything like annexation is attemptedlthe
Indians will rise to a man, and the conse
quences of such a rising would be dreadful.
In fact the people here, though distant, are in
terror at the idea. In regard to Col. Dennis,
it is stated that irustead of Instigating the' In
dians to fight, he used the strongest, and bap
pay. successful 'endeavors endeavors to keep them at,
their homes and prevent a shot from being .
fired.
"Be had a party of fiftylin the stone fort,and•
when the Bill of Rights was published : he
peacefully disbanded them, awaiting further
negotiations,fwhich the French expressed 'a
.willingness to effect. 'fie moreover stopped a
large party of fftionx. on the way to fight the
Americans, and went to Petubina to report to
is
the Governor. Tbe whole matter evidently
in a fearful muddle, from the want of tact and
judgment on the part of the Canadian govern
ment, on the one band, andithe shrewd, calcu
lations on the part of two or three s
speculators on the other hand.mart
Eons
WASHINGTON, Dee. 31.-140 proclamation
has, as reported, been prepared at the Depart
ment of State declaring the neutrality of this
Government in the Winnipeg insurrection,
nor is it known that any is contemplated.
to noon to-day nothing whatever had occurred
to suggest such a proceeding.
From Drew .
BUJ' FA L°, Dec. 31.-Patriqk York
O. Hume and
Garrett Berry, laborers. returning from work
on the Buffalo Creek Railroad, last evening,
were run over and killed by an engine on the.
Lake Shore road, in the suburbs of the city.
It is supposed the darkness of the night and
the noise of trains moving on the different
branch roads prevented their seeing or hear
ing the approaching train. The bodies of both
were shockingly mangled.
CAT SKILL, Dec. 3 1 —Hon.
,
County Judge of Greene county, died last
ni.ht.
New York Flour Slateuteht.
[By Ilasson'sNews Agency.)
.I 4 tEw Yowl, Dec. 31. —The stock of floar on
band Dec.3lst,lBoo,lB State and Western,39s,3)o
barrels; Canadian, 575 barrels; Southern,
:WO barrels; California and Oregon, I,loo'
barrels.
N. Y. Grain Statement.
Ni -
[By Hasson's News AgeneY.l
w Vona - , December 31.—The stock of
grain on hand December 31, 1869:—Wheat,
4,466,400 bushels. Corn, 640,1;00 bushels. Rye,
66,600 bushels. Barley 640,000 bushels. Oats,
1,797,000 bushels. Malt, 94,500 bushels.- Peas,
47,600 bushels.
eported
Captare of Port an Prim*.
[By Bassonie News Agency.]
HAVANA, Dec. 31.--The clty of Port au
Prince was captured hy the Revolutionary
army of Hayti on the night of the 18th inst.
- The Coin Interest.
liassolvg Nowa Agency.)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—The coin interest
due on January 1, 1870, on the sinking and
special pirretrithe fund, is $1,W3,600.
By the Atlanta. cable.
FRANKFOItT, Dec. 31.—1 L S. rive -twenties
opened firm at 91;&J1}.
HAvitE, Dec. 31.—Cotton , opened firm, both
on the spot and afloat. •
PARIS, Dec. 31.—The" Bourse closeil quiet.
Itentm
Obltnarsr.
HunsoN, Dee. :31.---Stepben Dubeis, Pr
dent o f tbe National Hudson River Bank.
died this morning, after a brief illness, aged
6( years. •
FINANCIii AFFAIRS IN NEW ;YOILE
Mon eyA ctive-Gold A ,c liva
vernments Strong and Hi 4,
illy Hessen's NeWS Agency.]
STREUT, Dec. 31, 1 P.
was very acti ve during the morning at
cent. Currency, to coin interest, with
tional transactions at 1.32 and 1-16 per c
l'oreign _Exchange is dull at 108ilor
bankers' 60-clay sterling bills.
The gold market , opened at 119' a
vanceu to 120. The total amount bid fo
Treasury sale today IV" 13/115831900p
ranging from 119.02 to 120.02. ,
Secretary .Dontwell inst riteNd'the, 4 ,
Treasurer to reject all bids lo w
120
this became known, prices r e t o
afterwards receded to 120 i. e : 031 1
the '.freasury WILS $20,000,
The Government bond mar it,., • .
and higher, in sympathy with t r
Southern State secpritics firm.
road mortgagessvere quiet' 11
Union, and 91ia93.1 to;•• Centrals:
The stock 'market was- general 4 41 - .
on the whole a little ,better than he
prices ot yesterday.
13 11ti1iiSW`WaS falr,ancl bettor dirt in
of, i 1 1 , t(1-
• -;
Pi NAM' CI AND 0. 9,11 X
phuadeaphia stork . 1 40*
VIRST ituAltD
200011 oity,4o new 0,411• 09 000 loebigb, (11
dtd 0 111 , *Senn 0.-.41 bill 91 , 13 WI Vaerldr
2000, do, , 093,i 10 C. Am ;
20:0 do. d 4) Clue bill 141 'O9 . ...leli Pen
1000 einnadkni 64..83 - . 8414 200 eh ,
I
Blur l'ittBbnozb 34 blO 723; 2510 eh
1010 Cu dr. A zutg 6s'b9 03110000 Am
IOU) do c 99 1200 14)4441
WO Venn dir 3 sees c '105 4 1000 ab • 1
40401 Philp &Erie 74', SO, I • oeh , ~ - 4 4
10t0 Penn 031Varin op 101;11100 eh . ' dp '.
4:16 o'olo6l,
=MEM
. ,
. ,
• litiliflndedllphisa Pros:lade "Dgairiltillt.
',Fafnir; Mc.' 31.—The Hill of the Commercial Ex=
change. Association Will be closed to-mor,roW.'. There is
no' falling of bribe demand for Croversees4 further
sales 44400 bushels were reported at 5151U1 25. Timathr
has been sold to some 'extent at *4 25, Small sales of
Flaxseed at ..$2 25 per bushel. r • , ?
The movement in Flour continues a S sluggish ea trrer,,
and there" is no improvement to 'record In prictie. Sales
of • L barrels; In small lots, at sqt 25a4 ao-Per barrel for
Superfine • ..4 75a5 for Rxtras ; 8¢ 25a6 25 for North-;-
: western' Fitra Family : as 25a5 74 for Pennsylvania do.
tio ," 85500825 for Indiana and Ohio do. do., and $65 ada ,
Meal' fancy. 100 barrels Rye Flour sold at 85., In Corn
nothinz doing.
There fano change to record itt the Wheat taarket,and
4,00f/bushels Pennsylvania and Western Red sold at
81 Val Si Rye is steady at al: Corn conics in slowly
and meets a fair inquiry. Sales.of old Yellow at *Laud
2 , 6o Obtuthels new do. at 85et2c. Data are dull at , -55a57c:
45,060 bushels Catutda Barley sold on secret terms..,
Whisky is dull. A sale of 40 barrels Pennsylvania
Wood-lrotind at age: ,'- '" ' '
The New "York Money Alfarkil. . •
'From the Herald of to - day.)
TlItabDAY, Doc. "2.--There woe an eventful • decline
front the highest price,, of the day._ The rate on call ran
as high att a sixteenth , but the' bu lk of business was At
gold interest. The courtie; of the , • nioney market WWl'
quite irregular, Mil was variourdY reported irl different.
portions or the street. The apprehension of stringency
sent borrowers out unusually sa y
SS • the work of
making engagements began ati early SS twelve o'clock.
Lendeye were correspondingly exacting, mus the hour WWI
early, turd between one and two o clock loans on
stocks were, made as high as 1.32 and 146. The
demand rsederated after two o'clock, and the rate
descended to-seven currency, . _ Bome. house', even re
ported their success in getting money , at six per cent.
loWard the close of banking hours,hovrover, the- de
mand again grew active and the rate . advanced ' to gold
interest. and /43 After three o'clock the market wail
easier and borrowers were few. The facts just nar
rated show that tiat calling in of 'funds to 'r ear for
the January dividends has more than offset the, govern
ment sdisbursernents :of the week, which have been
nearly three millions of dollars. Commercial paper
• •
was quiet, without change In ras.
The chief features in the Gold Room were a decline to
IlldS, the lowest point of the . and the lowest since
the-summer of ISO, amnia en quest rally to 1205‘.. The
former was the result of a WRVS" carrying rate. which
advanced to 1-32, 3-64 and .146, and Induced sales of
longgolwich the holden were *unwilling to keep
with the proapeet of continued activitrin .money. Tho
reaction was due to rumors that the Secretary of the
Treasury would diminish him gold tales for January,bn t
upon ice becoming apparent that no one was in
possession of tire secret of Mr. Boutwell on this subject
the price again declined, touching MX, here becoming
quite firm, the shone manifesting a disposition to cover
nt any point below 120. It was also re ported that gold
advertised to be sold to-morrow had been withdrawn,
but the statement was denied byl , the
the opening, but re
covered with the advance in gold, and 'lid not decline
when the latter went down again. .
• The Herald's Washington despatches contain the fol
owing:
It has already been stated in the newspapers that Sec
retary Boutwell intends t he urge upon Congress a plan
which he has matured for fund upon
about *1 WO,-
UAW' of the national debt at four per cent. or lower.
In addition to the facts heretofore ended 112 regard to
Mr. Boutwell's plan it , may, be mentioned that it
contemplatee taking tip the - Ilve•twenties now due,
and in their stead issuing the new bonds. It is
expected that this measure will be violently opposed by
the bank i . -- molders generall The Sec
• hie mind ba nsll not be
a far as theare con
di take steps to encourage
Elie on the free principle.
Ir. Bontwell, if pit
' warrant an almost
le • great bilk of the
from the' severe burdens
Over dr 1tA,000,000 are now
le, By the reduction co
i
it li safety taxation ca
ries, leaving spirits.
s provide the bale
une.. The fund in
,- in order to p t
the employment
:prise as an inv
~eet, it is m .e bar
dent
as
inr.---
to favor increasimrthe 'al
4 , 2,1,00, and to tax all incil
takes the arnund that the'
a fair propositimf. For
an income..of___ol.oo.
family to support, pays f
annum. an amount. hi'
those oflarge itammei c
themselves or their fam
tax Just, as it is a tax u
country, and if any sho
lmrdens of the maven
conic is certainly 'Very 11
'lidera,' that this new sc
admit of a redaction o
appointees, and the ay
plification and a aving
TREASURER 61.19\sit
— lasttmncE OF
TION. - ,
Within asfew dap;
letter frum a promin
that the national batt
opolies that they will
and that experience h
act to he a failure.
i less some action
banks they
P l i ' t i rio n t e l i n . 'ro
the national
' the old State
feared ere the
trol of the
legislation
Spinner thi
strict letter
and this
Tmasur
paper
4 ~ .-..,,.~}
~x4 T' .
14 ball P' . Nyasa* I n c i 1 04
Pip at a
the inilleijoidico iritoie:
foidfaeolintwlth * 'pe ~rittrloa,„,
toriodayiV t The re, lidttt attetithis6l6,lo4o_
`tA meant afeleritteill,ll6.44,4l#4,
00C fer4 1 $4 1 0Prqdite. )" 1 . , , „ ,lk f,41 1.11 . ,?;'1; ,
Quid ( k i r"' 4 , t lig I 'A V P ; " 4 Ci e #41414V, '
40on'at'1.4.0. ' '''
1 GOverpinefit bonds ' ere stettdj , ' big Ituino
1 tb% BioaE nitirkeit ass indderatili'#e
E* 'iditotiatefi'd
, ,' • fi'ilf '.l , warn sales( 04
iieti s ' -. , . ,nlrar loasi MIA
so Kftr s4 r.itt '''' ' r Ulf new ' 1 3 0 a ;4 .
teanatilit at VOX for elslOs. 7.,'..,,..,„
,Itiiidlngliliffroad naliodersitely tioilvii';lnftlt,'l.
40.69 ask, and SO b. 30. Psnasylvtinfik Iffdlt*a - 1 . ,
teiktiflat 40,5 04. b, 0. caw, + 0 ,
, and Ant*, 2 14 6 81 0 6 4 t,
604 a t 1 4 104 .., 4 4 1 ,15a0 hf 4 for,Littif, soppyAW) Mill; i
0 0 14 i fft 4 P referre g , a 1 d ,' 1614 4. 0, f9r P4 11( 4 1 °464 ii*-
rie: - 1 . ' ' ,- , • .' .'
I, ire(' ittl4eot Quit shags. ' The *lance of
Itpl'
ie .
..;s ....... o .. ')... . l
. i . ... i
.m. .d
.n.rhd`ak4a. kr
'
overllfnd The gdard lits kThaffnllosilinnthrtbedpt!n ofsloinSmaifrkone"itil!"'' \a\ A:
ds , ttd. r, WIZ Ileal. '
... i',
• i ' ref
, •'• ;, ?i •, , ' , •
, --r-- r
, "fetal • ' • ' ...
.: 7,690'
• einfth.
Itaddolp t(100.,t ratikettreeblonoW et ; lo4o° ' c i"k a t " e knil'dasnt"d" .
0 .taw;
II 8. es„ f ) ISgell9 do do. 6.205 M, s ll : do/ ddoM , IIWdo, do, /861012/ e ; ddo l ll
11666, 31410 do, do. July', W e JW,fall6l d0..510, Only,
/sag, 114% ;s , ff, 7:x on, loon : onrrei 6 e 9 681103'4.
Jay CobkfflCCA. ptlotO Government seeuritlise. die.: to
day, as follower 11.8 6s, 1881 018.4a114 t IS- 20e of 142,
121ia1133‘; di). 1864. 113‘PC24: do. 190, Irzia l ltani* do.
Jui Y ,180,3 AJ 143,54314 Urde. 1867 # IllVens.l; d4,-1 1 8, .114 U
911634; , sen•forties, 109a10934; Currency, 08X0109
Gold.l/9111A / '': i '
Nee ere .10Alfaxen 4 Brother, N'0.1,0 iiorl th Third street /
i f
moles tbir follondro ntiotations of the rated of exehnnAir 1
ep,..0 7 4 poop; "Med Staten Sixes or MI. 118ValliPil.)
do. do. 1662, 11 .os/13; do. do. 1864, 10346112 j do, do.
1842,' /12411121.; '.% tr. do, 1465, new, 114,1a114% ; do. do.
ma, new llatin.3l6 ; do. do. 1869, 114 31n114%; do.
.flves,, 10.44, InflA;o1018i : do. SO year 6 intr cent currency,
10EINa109; , Dun Siloninotadl Interest Notes? l 9; Gold
119 1 44020; Silver, Mello.
[ . '
t - ; --- -------- : ---- -. 4 ttrEL lIGILIPIL-
:0 -. . 7------------------7
EtTO , P
ITNN .AF A I It , S
Oiatt
.Ef‘f_enhinet ~ .xneeting was held to-day, and
tr)r*
were not admitted, to. the'.
, IN , :
• te ?fops ,0 which le undergoing : pr e p,
for th-elsTeW'Xiutr's reception. . •
• •
I 1 ''•lVlalitilkif Decision.
. \ecr,
. oPeci Denali% V Phtlada. Itretaina 'Juliann.) '
4 WAn oTON, De .31.—1 n a case referred
' from Ka cky, Conimissioner Delano•togiay
informed 4ttorney for Nentuckiflistillers
that storeke•s, must be „on chity-414,thi1:
hours of tlie k&signment, and the fact that a
di s t irleryAtiAPT s rmini t i g is no excuee for '41),,
' deuce a gibee /id". and such absence wool
d.
be' Considered goo ground fur dismissal fit
(ghee. Tids isinten ed to•break up,the general
practice on "tlie'..p tof stotekeeperk of only
going to their raw , of duty :when whisqs,
to be taken out. ,
, ,, .
_ , It** Totters' Appeol.
(spoors! Deignotch to o Plain, Becalm: Bulletin:l
WASH'INGTO; De 6. 31.—Thrs bookmakezt in
this country arettpkaling to Congress to aiter
the reVetfue ' or tarifflawa.so that they pan
compete vrith i brei g l i_publishing-lionses, and
it is thOtight that the Ways and aftaus Com
mittee wili report in favor of something of the
kind.
Fromm ISostes.'
• BosTosr, Dec. .31.---The Anditer's report
, shawl; the total debt, of the city of Boston,
f imdeitandxinfanded,, to be .$ 2 3,433,939; an
increase of, Jive million s during , the year, brit
the increase of means on band fer,the redemp
tion of the debt makes a, net increase of three
millions. 'The net eebt,Of the city, December
31,1867,'wa558,946000, and'in two years there
has been a net increase of nearly seven
millions.
' The project of extending Wasbinyyton 'street
and other extensive jobs have been tabled
for reference to the nexeCity Government.,
Coupons of the Union Peelle Railroad, due
January ist, will be yraid, on, and'after that
date, at the banking-house of Morton, Bliss
& Co., New York.
The rieteetary cer *he Tiermienry.
f Ralson News Agency.]
, WASHINGTON, Dee. 31 .--Boutwell arrived
here thiii 'Mornin It is not believed that he
Will make any radical change in the financial
Volley for January. The story that ho will
sell six millione of gold in none lump in Jan
uary is discredited in the Treasury circles.
CItY lIIILLETIN.
OPENINO or ANs SonooL.—The Ralston
1-hiblie School-house, northeast corner of
Shipper and,Guilford stseets t Fourth Section,
will be op en for , the admission of pupils on
onday, January 3, 1870. committee of
Ilireetors will be in attendance to register the
names.
tfultu ix Ern - ay.-41r. Smith and other
members of City Councils were hung in
efhlty in front' of the houses of several lire
cempanieit thlp morning. "Mayor Fox ordered
the Pollee to, take down these figures and not
to allow any more such outrageous derttonstra4'
bons to be made. ,
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EIDER DOWN iNTLUIV-
Will to Cloaed Out at a at Reda.
prior to-Annual Stook raking.
MASONIC 1041.0
719/' RESTIVIri 8170 ET.
Allen Taking, St9ck 'Sist lust
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has been released fronipliPa
English =silk //; bee '.'ir,
four days, all "the,„:ro,W ittp
snow. ' " . A ''.
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