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- The , C . nty-„,ltovi 'Offices. . 1
• . "The defeat - 0f vo;:: tdidt - -6 .., he Dmna- '
eTatle party ; plia , c.I; by Fre t , -,:thotiow,
majority, at. thaAattifirlitfilei.„4, was . 4 .;
significantWitAttotien.,
, i .ofdinhileliOntitiaent
that onlythAte wlid4 64 1 ,wilt4iieblind mina .
disregard iti It admonished all who were in
terested in the, success of . the party; that there
zeopikbe z ne.-roaaanable,lope of. escape from
• &feat in,,,Qmolier; ints . l.7a Sincere - effort' was
.niadettb=ii7elect -ultexceptionable nominees,
lifieffilenfoillitt.W , and , win:ytlier-~;Pi.r. l-° 41 4 ,1
inassisAff i out •citizenit: „for6.thle,pnrpose,
iri-'aegreat .memaire, :.the,,loY,,rules ,were
inviiied — and 'a*-lneW and greatly-improved
, code xe4ePtedT ~ triTtio.sc i a l ° t l?'4o.nt) the ,new
sio a t em - b as at ai s tadsbaproinoting the eleiition
`of d'beitir 'Clift* bf Aelegates than thosci for
merly chosen', end„in securing a lidirepresen ,
l a iße s 4t(the - real ;views and withei of the
.I, a . r wribitt We...confess that ithas.-mot. been U
atiteeisiftd atiVre anticipated. ; We hoped that
lartinPlinpditaiipitominations -would -be of
IMClt'it 'e, "iiiaCtie• flint' We''cbitlit honestly ' ' " '4l
4111
seMiclentionsizendersemid,chm‘end them-7
444 4.45 -0 4)t- . 1 14.1 44: 1 0" 61 4 iio*afiatiqno the
made, ; but, it:at: the very hest reeii Seeking the
treapective.plateesWenid 11e;13eleeted. , Tinter,
-tunatelyr.Welcannot tiotter.ormselves that these
-naptchstioneltaire , been.realized , • ' . ~, 1 .' .. ,
~-Itiffaidenisblng•thatra community,Tosaess
yniinTtitieggregate: so:Much Intelligence and
liOniisfY alll'hila4elphite, - Sliettld nimelYaninnit,
M.3nßricii#,:td,,ibe7Self-intilated - outrage Of
,repastyelecting to stations so important as,
her, ‘ 4..4uTATRIBOPO ! , n e i Y:O 6' .:ire*:iilleis., of
Incompetency oruff,OeritPtiOn';':, /V le' 'high
time,that r s tratticking anti ; tmffingliolitlelans,
WhodeAtninds. are.; not ,expansive enough. to
4 cOtriPrebend , ani.,honest• principle, and whose
Meitil Weliii4Oriefetalind them to the plainest
"dbltinalOn-',bStweeri 'right , and wrong,,,shonld
filiinglitittiat tlie great - body - of the voters of
ThiladelphiaVliperAnpierily reinile ,to!con
firm-, any , neMiliatiena,WlAch are Weundt to
:bet. madey',',-;or,, are , tainted = With
With the, odor
of -, corruption ...and fraud, .or are : be.;
-Stowed...wow men-who. fall.-:.below the ave.
• rage,bonanidnd - in intelligence and hotiesti.
1l
el,.Philatelphia - votetc: - Can look back upon
Illiiliieetlbe:beeitpards of theDounty Offices'
f9SthP )thitie4:lo ri 9: il ,l4 P . .e
-ina n P er , in 'ooh,
1 04. 0 is 10A-*fii:.ir i l. k l a ct ed- AT . P ie T ;74hont
feeling ,tltried, of!he, eciOtiet hf sjotife i , Of the,
:men for-whem be,votel...4'bn'epp,osition party,
has heen , Covered-with; disgrace .over,and over
'apinVeolar: as : , tbe - dereliction 'ot. Its- chosen
'Candidate* cenid 4higrade ' it, by their Alefalea.,
.tions, their incompetency, . their 'neglect ~ ,Of
410;,. 1 4if tarn:Perini With - the public records;
7ttibkillegkfiiiiititorke i• lid '-this
,'Democratic.
party 4ii, 00 Oote4 . ffiiir,!firlip )lave behaved
n0.im!t4P.r......, need now
„‘-." ;, -,, 1-_' • '. , :,,, What we need nowis' not Merely, ~to ;have
dues-as.mnyetittmse ;;who.:have pre
-cede& tinstri-bnt",who Are ;: .better., men-4110
poseesi integritiami.intelligende - enough to.
dOtlit.ii .- tiityi-zineti r svtio *end &I-cavil Poe-
Steo , ll4,34oOrilitif ithibutetrof 'honesty and
.capaeltY. - . 'r -
;,...i Atbe 4 nominations
,of , the, late. Democratic
Oeunty,Oonventioa. ere as good as acme; that
..have . beert made heretofore 7 -"perhaps as good
, aaztheq:opposition ittoy- make this „fall; but
, r there , wittrplenty of material presented torbet";
ter leleetiOna than those:decideci , npon. . ,
Demoortitto'notidnee" Tor Clerk of
Asgrid*,donit;:Enwtnkßitrirsn; we are
ncArlkietii97,;4:4Mti#C4l?.bnt: have heard ,
• bim spokeh Of:hyhaani, ; wprehisld de.;
awing man, whe, haa„alwaya_ borne -a geed
character for intelligence, and honesty, He
itachinist , by' , trade; of , great ,
contlaned'att a feW;Yeitje
gave'-Way under hiSex-,
liistinitibiShittrialiers;and thtdiegif eases
sary to'obtain less labiorionti" iiiiidejinent, he
wo, elected Clerk of She BOrd of
,Quardittni
of the Pour. The dug*, Of ,tbis 'plaCe he
discharged', we think, ht, a satisfactory manner.
Froin that we can, leara is a ierycre.'
Cf . ,. candidates -- toiltegiSter
:of been C46Y:111
- have made, s mulch. betterAeloieetto4
Wn.triit Sarrnr.,, A`,.nfintbrir-OVhoaest;in
telligent, altd. deieriblifineti'were nained for'
thia place 7 -pett,who ,r4inpaitely , enfterior to,
:bin( :in ,qttallficatiohip-and ,in' , :cittinti,tc, the
fav4410,::#44444t01i cOntnitMityr
He la-AC pressut,keeper of . the debtor's de,
partment of Idoyetnimeing - .Priaon4 : ;',fte is a
sterfiMitiO , candidate fcir, the._ kow
wai,oirce tri:fhellad 'for, CterX:of the" Quarter
Sessionsi— and three years' ago sought the'
.nomination ':for- Re - eater: ef
2 d`Ofeatedl* -the - , 'present,- incimbentz Its"
Urese4 , .niednitilinit • rather:: due. tel., hie
Petele44 { C-04rtele le* the, PP.Oo!,,entl: to
conibinition w ith the nonsin4 than
gilSouldb"s been entertained
of bls Magas tor; ity or any idea that his nomi
nation would' 6e.itiore
,approplate, than:that of
Many: ofhis - Comtvtitortg If the nanies':of d ll
the candidates had been 'nut inte."4'hati and a
toY;rldlndthidod,zhall =drawn out- one;, the.
chancei ire that haiionidlutvii made a better
notnineethanldriSaiinfl • • • • ,
, . ,
For Sheriff; ,Grostos Bottom was nomi- ,
'noted; :11, - iM'CitiAce„of great impertance,
and;shmihkbellifeti by it mak' of , the , highest
pbereeter., l 4Tkis4i i iri?V- 1° ( 44: - 64er • the
ProperWAMVl*!:hll 4 ,, , ;cOnneition • wf'tli 'the`
seleationeflurere; o v er thelikeilialditttertleti
'ofithe**'o'reritniikVerY
,
ti
liere,` - aa jn riomeldt'wo is
th; case idow, the, first Keretleuntit ',et" the dis
trict yea,: Sheriff. - -4ro-,Other , hied ; public
efficer Z44. 1 (04i#0. goo, Ito -.the
PeoPle'efthhceitycoptiperhapsytheilayor :
Butoiiiyateiri ! olepient'44befill
`ffi f4 ) ,ffi lah -W s :4 ls i r f ee
to the cityiand itilltbe,TeiPeinated: until
elected'
W,e , ThadiMped .. ttutt- AlUiLiDemocratie „party
would ili*Oti,t)ii - 014"1 , 1**c ' 00 6 ) ( ,,te - lieve a
rarereellent - naines submitted' to:theigonven:.-
tion,-alnopg diem tiMt, of Ittinnitt Vireo;
w
hcae ,election Woul d, haire reSinlied , iii Sib- .
'strudel *alit eeMbliShini *new:policy,
and In havinghhlumbiess &the office Conduct;
ed *feet* beam - staid uptight Manner.
44##, t nelt'donbt„that anbetyreetv him and the
-nominee thavolee of the Party Was CVerwhelm
sentiment bialmen overtdaughearimany think
iinfeirli; Third are innierti that on the twelfth
'ballot hm really Was , nominated, alitiongh the
resUlt:was ' I • ,
; In prippertorthis allegation we have heard
known, that
,Ot 'the", tote, repotted .- to be
ninety.nhie , Eiriitri to ninetpeighti
for gimps i.„Banustr., unti , I the Chair
curvris, voted for Mr. iturtnitr,,
thus Making' the :vote stand ninetynine to
ninety-nine.
.0n this ballet; however, we
learn Aliet: Mr . SEAsr, from the Sii4 Ward,
was Orient; and 'that during Ids absence, LUKE
'ltsidasr,adeleilate from the eighth ;division
of the §eyenth' wardi voted ,for Gleans IL
ERRILELL when Mr; SsiniAe- neMe was
hif.,l7`Qtitir, delegate from the 'lmmo
ward, tt - gentleman of: high " character and
respeetabllity,- 'arase in - his place at the
time, and called the attention of, the :Oonven
deli; tri,, • the',' feet; but' his voice was drowned
by: the clamors of the Mends of Ifir.,Bsuaira.,
Who were atinding ;ftround, and, cognizant of
the fraudnlent vote, thu s- preVented Its ex-
Pesnre itt• that titne; Euro/di - therefore,'
was fairlynominated-on that ballot:
there are ether minor/3, il•eblY:„ - circulated p
andcommented upon thronghout the "whole
city - ,:that corrupt xriesns:sierertnied, and that
delegates ,Were I , ,bought; up, with money; to
betray thewisherrof their nonstlieents: - ",
• his filled e number of public
offices, but there is very little in his' character
or-ln the , Riede, ~ef:_his nomination to inspire
thebelleibatheWill aid any reforie in the
glierites:Otia4,4 g 6 might do
'*;Well; but'Would probably do no bettor than
• _
'`- On - Friday neat , Williahte and Cox, iyhO
TlitiSiii, l l4 4 bnerl-of, death at Lewiston.Fills, for
,„,,the"DA r Aitii , "*lilltted; Cit'bnitrd of the
SinoPe,V, win be •;exelattd.„: Trowiston Palls
Jelpsied ant's "The donseiner of this oonvicte is
;: r aspe*ciditiasid , igned;' , , :Williams says Vo;niricir
mikapiliei his cite; and seems to be fully-pie
yated for his.noltainit end. Oen ',bolls at , 6 math
=tar amore worldir point • his eon
quark response was ordeity thattll244i me,
16;c1:3 °nets...ls : Awn dotday,, (dOtis,) botvieesi the
„henfir;"4 , tWeive :and tone; they lore 'moottho
to*blots they •are mondettined.' Chick
thO 'ottriCsitYie tbeintinan raCei immenstoon 7
cotirsi or peopiessilVitobably, witness the °neon
tion;:,;:lir.e Tint nibat , the - wite of the. spate of the
-wasittat . deteA by 'William,
!Ileitis eked" of pa prieonekosix ednetiday, u the
:Stione4whicloensgari.,76Wead, Madrid: 'The% deep:
OtNiiktemn hevenialOisted
.01 ' knees: he lsigged the leigit anew) o the
•innidared • nian'i wife,: while' Oox maintained a
'stoical Indifference, unmoved by the scoop enactor'
nO iteitt aim."
MAIL: ;
'lateOrefront., 4 _ 4 .o644oll.oltea.."
tiitio:=espopaenee=ot7The.Pressi
WasnimiiCit, Aug. 27,1 858 .
One aftei.the ottKof,ithe‘leading Democrats of
the Fointh takes ground iii faVor of. Douglas.
Speaker Orr, of South Catalan, not having the
fear of the Oharlegton lifeririry before hie eyes,
% does nothesitate ..to, express thia, preference, and
thus indireotly to rebukethe course of the Wall:
ington Union.. In duo time we will have latch
"utell.lYl'HunrY , MaYPdA. l4 " M9 , 4ll9l ,St
; land, taking the saute ground. The attack's of the
hien 43 Muller Ore en;of Millioarijor daring
to say that be prefers Douglas to Lincoln, and a
:new &ridable - of theineanity of that paper. More
than one half- of :the , SOlithern papers, including
the thief. organs 'of the Democratic. party, have,
taken this ground; and they will not abandon it
'before the thunder of the •
- The most oitraordinary, canvass of . the , day - i 9
-that now milking by the, well-known 4 " Tom thir. •
*he' in' Ohio. ~ I.le is said to be over sixty, bit is
still full'of vigor• of body and of mind., While
Strongly opposing , .the Lcoompton, policy of Mr.,
Buottekart,he takes high grounds against see
• tionahme, .!rebuking -to Abolitionfsts.with much
ferocity, and terrifying the factions by hie fearless
.rhettirlo. As yet he him no-oppcinent is his'
~ t riet, - and is expected, to be elected ,almost by
acclamation. r The moat dangerons plisse that the
opposition to' the - ,Demooracy Can- assures. is un—
questionably that of nationality. may be the
best,, in the long ran, for the country, When such
ideas as A , Ito more, slave States',' , are
- given up ;
but the Democracy must close up raiike,, arid Tinwn
down all proscription, before such a transformation
of their old.adversary. . • OcylazoNAfi,
. .
Letter from the North Branch of the Sus
•
• quehamm. '
• (Oorreepondenee of The Preal •
' Penney'verde abounds .in pietnreaqtteatenerY.
'The - valley of the North Branch of the Bustin!.
henna is inferior to none in the rural beauty of Us
cultivated plains, the wild sublimity of its moun
tain gorges, and' the majestic strap of its superb
hills. -From - Northumberland up, there is a eon
'stant ancoessien of beautiful views, - whose charm.
fug eautraitpleares the eye of the delighted tourist
=rich plains , perpendicular walls of rook, that ie.
Mind ye - Woe the Palisades, with the river winding
at their'llaie:—.lovely;hom'e-like valleys; and meg
nillient hills, that roll off in cultured beauty, to
mingle - with the distant mountains. • .; .- •
If your readers have any admiration for the,
beautiful and the grand la Natdre, Mr. Editor, let
them spend a 'fen- days along the Nortlflitranch
from its junction with its slater stream to the (Angelo .
ground of Wyoming:-'As I have wandered among
the hillawhioli heti in thevalley, in Which stands
the town of Berwick, I have often wondered that
-it to en lilt% known tolume:. Berwick is .on the
upper side' er Columbia, county, closely adjcilning
Imseria. ' It stands on the river bank;on an ale-
vgted =plain, a' hundred feet . above the Si:toque
hann' l'hitt plain reaohea balk nearly two Miles,
until Willies" to' the heights of.ffummer Hill, be
hind which is reared the dark 'bine outline of the .
Huntington mountain. The, plaid sweeps up and
down for'several miles narrowing as it goes. On
the opposite sided' the river theland is broken,
'willing off' frciroj the 'river bank some trio miles to
the fooVot the Necoopetik monntain, which is cleft,
'in one peint`to hi base, to afford passage for a ro;'
teahtioitreein 'Of Hie sameiinte.' 'Along -its Wa
ters, at on e s moment: gliding placidly through Soft
ineadwirs and at another rushing over obstructing
"rooks; you - have one of the-most picturesque end
wildly beautiful drives that can be conceived.
Borwielt is the lofty peak of
•Cotimilledo; Witch' springs perpendicularly from
the river bank some'sis or eight hundred feet. A;
eindinvadmewhat toilsomo'road leads twits sum
mit; from whieh one of the most magnificent views
is to be obtained that the genii try can furnish.. At
'your feet the Busquellatina can'- be seenwin4lig
along like a broad belt of silver for twenty miles
and more, its banks forming grioeftd carve!, that'
are charmingly fringed with 'gitsitn, while several
islands rest' upon' its placid bosom like gems of
emerald.' -In front .Iles' 41ilyitsel country,
rearingwith grain' and beautifully tnteraperatd
"with woods, a if-with a viewto pietureeque effect,
and dotted over with farm hones, barns, and the
evidences of human thrift. ' , The mountain gorge
thiekshinnyi-where the Ayer Dego* ,0100 4 4 7 PQ
have btirst' through its rooky beerier, is lb your
right. To *Melon; gleaming - in the sunlight, are
'the Villages of Beatillavini and ilerwlek, and
fur
ther down;•of Mifflin: • Beak rif yart,the hills toll
'their wood-oraiinedslopei to the foOkof the New ,
peek range, whmie untouched-forest king! wave
their lerf t lrictignitioncto their 'brothers' on .the
rooky ?He of the Huntingdon mountain.. Come,
and' see foi4oisidelf. It:is' worth a visit from
Philadelpbta te'eateh 'a glimpse er the - prospect
froth Ooknolleip. Near, by are the Malik ef,
the' Wanivellopen, where 'the' water • tempi, in
loantx W hiteitass;dewn precipice of some eighty
Thin' diver.' trickle, ticisini' the
d'the 'dirk brown, sitilleite light spray
cools the air to an inviting:teMperstare, Above
these • hark. 'are' the , eSteindie . ' rxivrder works .of
'Parish; Biker; the' Most ostensive in the
:Plate, of which more anon.' If some , enterprising
landlord windd ,
bitteleot a house of summer resort
- on'Oonitalloup, he would . Make Ilia fortune in
few years. The:Spot - needs linty to be knotin to
be raved - Wont. • Bat; for rho present, adieu. "
Ouscon.
'Lotter from Now York.
[Correspondence of Tho - Presaa • • • '
- - •- Nov Ynotr, August 2 1.8613 f
The :pimple at Staten Island continue excited regard
ing pentlienee s and A reurnatrince igptiust, the' present
arrangements of quarantine fa circulated for signatures ,
Legit night tits cabbie of tarry-boats, plying beiveap
the Wand arid 'our - city were !Died With toilette Lignite
arising from bltrninsi infected clothing on board the Iron
scow. - An 'extoniiiie -tire 'Oacurnd - this morn log at
etapietoe; Staten -, Island, by which • about $lO,OOO in
property was destroyed.
. The Gras:Ali/dr, of -firee Ifisione, of this State, took
setionlastnighti in reference).* the
.ceble celebration,
hx . . ; ndeptinga4eries„cf'ressointions
, for reeord. The,
order; flowslier, wilt not takeiareln the public cere;
Moisies of eepday °ex •
Reynolds, a - prominent ilolftielsn of the old
'Whinktiy, and late ViesiiilMC'effthe Atiefloaq
'oral Conientiort thie ".ittg, id deed: • Illtedisetwe'cisi
dropsy' Mr. ft. WM latelj, before the pub* In comma
:Mori 'with the , Tariff .Investiliation'Oomnsfitels, on the
bribery by atone :10_0., Boston;,and bas- strenuously
asserted blistanswanos of other,then political action in
the, spatter., Mr. 11... was former) , * widely isiown as the
swallow of a Journil of Qom. Wilkes , EiNorlog_ Expe,
ditlop , , in yrhtch he wee a - participant. Tfir adrecated:
iit,one time the tfiiciy of his relative, Capt. Symteee ;
Wispee),l4 sr: inbteirenein somninnicatlois through the
earth, on Whioli the idea of Symms's' Mole" was
founded. • • ;.• . ,
' Sidatighter of ihe,Well-knoWci es-Cknuicilman Wild'
'the pi/TA:Aut.:of Wild , it famous candy,.whlch assumes
to be _'.not for it day, for all Urcie.2? Jo now one toils
with, ber,spotpie, Stephen :Van, Kenssehter, second son
_of the Patrocn, at Albany.. Stephen haaheen in erratic
boy l bnt therein every prospect now, it is said, of his
.ettlitig dawn, as one ofthe sober Knickerbockers, and
"enjoying the large patrimony which he will inherit in a
rationalatyle with his youthful ind lovely Lady. '
Tho Mosta' Taylor arrived this afternoon, bringing
51,484,014 in speeds, The news reports the gold fever
'subsiding. -
—The British residents of flew York are called to
cesemble-en masse, at,kiblo's Saloon, tp take measures
for participating In the Fable celebration.
A committee of the State Falcate to now in session
here, to , esaminar the working of thp Metropolitan
police &Wait. "
But trifling Improienient is to be noticed in stocks
today This morning, Beating opened at 40% and
closed at 48X. N. Y. Central showed a business of
&bent 2,000 shares, beginning at 79%, and after 'various
flnettlatiolut, closed at the. same figure, seller three.
Delaware and Hudson brought yesterday's price. Penn
sylvania Coal brought 76 regular 'against 74, seller
slaty, yesterday: Brie opened at 17 k, and closed at
17k. Pacific Mall Steamship declined
The Westein were steady. Michigan Southern,
idAstotdc, was sold at '24 to, 24,k, and the guarantied
advanced k Idiettigau Oehttal evens:ad %, selling at
68%3 Milwaukee and Misalesippl showed a sudden'rise
from 17 and 17x, yesterday's quotations, to 20 and loxi
Cleveland and Toledo (selling 100 shares) brought yes.
tellers price, EGX ; Chicago and Boni Islind declined
%, closing at 72% ; Cleveland, Columbus, and Cim
efianatl brought 91% j Galena and Chian() advanced X.
The eSchspgea at ,ths ;bank Clearing Cringe this
=motor were 518,4413,48 OS, and the balances 11371,-
898 10 The Metropolitan certificates are $3,000.
*The following is Friday's business at the office of the
desistssit Tregenrer t
Receipts
'payment;
Balance
The receipts include $lB2
NNW YORK STOOK K.
aIOOFD
$166,304.74
198 298 42
18,47d,82.8.10
; 000 front enitpma.
ORANGII—Appot 47
3110/01D,
'100.2.1101d0n 0 11. 58%
25 511 oh BokN In II 24,14
100 do 1180 24.1(
500 do 08024%
160 '
Mai fl do o
R Pro 48 WO 24X
100
60 Panama It 11 860 114
20111 0011 R 77
50 Na1&Oh1 11, 1030 83X
180 - do 88x
300'Oleve&Toledo R'_Bs
lrO do 81546
100 do 68085)(
20p do 105 85,1‘
100" do W
31
°ILION and 78
' do 830 73
8000 Idlmouri Bea 54,k ,
6000 Rrltin Coy '7l 803
5000 Rae 1324 mtg b 90
4000 111 Oen bd • tug
4000r1#alecoht 2d mtg 91
1000 140.9.11 L,CI bda 2•44 i
2000 •
_ 2
2 4%
6000 do • ' als 4X i
1000 • • de - 26
80 RA 931111 5 .10 .314 i
.100 do a 5 19g
00 Penn Cott CO 75
IEO N York Oon R 70%
100 REle-Roll bBOlB
81 Ilud Rio It 'pop 28)
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do 030 4.8% x
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"White Folks Getting Sassy'',
[From the Cincinnati Times.]
A few days ago,. while Conductor Woodall's traid,
was stopping at Xenia, three " oullard gammen "
,got - aboard and attempted to enter the ladles' oar.
'The conductor stopped them', and told them that
if they wished, passage they must gip further for
ward. Rather' than .do 'this, they , stepped off.
-The oonditotor spoke tellie'brakemen, 'a stoat Go
ill & sort of. a fellow, who never objects to a tunes,
and told him.to see that the trio of colored gentili
ty did not enter the ladies' car before or after
Starting. —, -
;.I'inipbrakeman eyo4ihe trio; who evidently in
tended to ride :in that , aar, and, no other. They.
did riot like the looks of.the sentinel, however, and
after growling awhile'ede of them said :
"Come en, genie ,• goad take that forrard
ear: White White folks gittin so may, liow•a•daye, did
gatemen have no respect shown 'em."
They took - the forward oar, much to the regret
of the brakeman, whose huge fists just then began
t 9 itch for tow fumy etrottee.
THE PRESS.--PIIILAMITIA. SATURDAY, AUGUST '2B, ISM
TL1E.:1447 1 %. - tivis
BY 'if. ,TFLEGRAVH,
Via
the'inle - iicanYeligFolt Co, Line. •
Movements of ihe'Empeior Napoleoii
THT c
AF. , pIPLO . MITIC AGINTE; ADMITTED 21`a THE
Thb Christian Relikiox,4/11*ea!
NAMIONN OyErtD.
- ,
Dates from St. Petersburg to-!lugus:t.2lst.
L0141)8N, Frid morning,Aug. —via Valentia,
lreland'..4-T v
he Emperor Napoleon and lininr,eas Eugenie
will 'retimi to Paris to-Morrow, from - their tonithrouill
The King of E. - mallets too sick to visit; (Mimi Vie
torts, se was expected. Her MaJesiy retains borne on
Mondai. •
"BY the terms of the treaty - of peace with' Chins the
empire to ensued to the trade of all nations. . The Ohrbi
tian.religice is allowed,, and the diploma* agents of ell
nations are admitted, Full "indemnit y : is `nrevided for
'Bnglarid and Prance, bat the despatch "received-ma -
kes
mention of any ibdempity to the 'United States.
BT. PagligSßOSQ, August' 21.--The an nouncement
, of
the treaty of peace with. Mins has given great satin=
faotron to the Emperor and Court: -
Akar innara, -Adguit --The' steamer Madras ar
rived at Buss' on the 7th instant, with Bombay dates to
the 19th of Jul:. -
FROM INDIA.
Tararrir BAT, Aug. 27, P:M.--l:The Only additional
naves received over the cable is a further item of India
Intelligence. .
At Gustier the insurgent army was broken up, and
much progress had been made in the establishment of
order in all the disturbed dietricia.
Nora.—The only news despatches yet' "
received
throrigh the cable were addressed to the -agent tltbe
Associated Press at New York. 'No 'speoial or private
despatch of Buropean hews has. paseed:over this line
to any other ,address, and none will be . .passed until af
ter the cable is thrown open to 0'63
' No commercial news has been or will be received nn=
til after. the Thiele made public. Ds 8A0T.1%
. ,
The Atlantic ' Telegraph—The United
States and British Governments are to
be placed. on. a- Footing of Absolute
Banality,. 1 ' _
Nsw Yong, Aug. 27.-:.lnformatlon has been reeeti.:,
ed that Lord 'beihSe has Signified hie rrellngnesa to
amend the charter of the Atlantis Telegraph Company
so tut to place the United" States and Brltish`GOrern
ments on &footing of absolute eqxiallty. ' , - •
Sr. Lon's, anent 7f .—The
Salt take ecirrespondent,
nrthifitipublicals says that Davtd.6.,,Sarr, the eon of
fierveyor•General Btu?, pas to the city; end had sae. ,
seeded in getting Charles W.' Moveler, forreerlv alsrk
in the 13tirveYor , s efUae: to file an ailldevit denylog_the
troth, of his former affidavit sustaining . the charges'
made softest Oen: ' = • -•
The Indians ara'raofe .hostile now .than they hasid
been at any time since .the Territory was first settled.
Nearly. all the tribes were engaged , in committing'
depredations. A. number o pf settlers had been billed;
and several bands of horses had been stolen.
Ae yetthe teoo have made no Affertito protect thi
settler/1. The so ldi ers repsived their pay the latter'
part of July, r which a large -number deserted,
taking along some mules and citizens? clothing from
the camp. •
Cedarfallay Is said to be a poor place for winter
quarteri - - -
.• .
General Johnston Mb making preparations to send
some of his aiiimaletiiatber valleyd:
Gltiveeteie Aammlagctitt retains the cOntilence of the
community, and thus far, hie acts and - policy give gen,
erabsatisfactbin. r, -
. _ yrpm -
• "-Wenn:toren, Aug 2 . l.—Seoratiiithail has returned
tethe city. -, : •.
Advices to the 26th of /lay etude that San er'e wag-
Ateroad party wee at Thompaonla Pace, Weehlta Moun
tain's., The work on 'the road wu progressing vigor-'
emir. All well. A party was about being sent
ahead to Pear river to locate an advance division of the
road: ' „ . • • . •
Tho U, B Treasurer's statement for the week shows
the radelpts to - have btu 82 282 278; on deposit, $l5,
826,000, or which: there was et .lesw York nearly'
$11,000,000.
Wienrnaprow,,,Ang.- 27 —The -Nayy Department bee
detached Mot Spans from the 4Catalpa, now on the
Nortbeio ahem, End ordered hint to the Oyane.
Lieut. Terrett has been detached trim the receiving.
ship Pennsylvania, and ordered to the Oyane. -
- Lieut. Stilwell has been detached from the receiving
chip. Princeton at Phil/Alights, and ordered to the
S t a ra - Webb hat been 'ordered to the: fiabine; vice
Mont. Creighton, transferred to Hee lteanoke.
Limit Bead has Shen detachbd liana 'the Roanoke,
end ordered to the stere.elelp Supply. .
Talent. Henry A- Adorns bat been ordered to the re.
celving-chip Princeton.
'Porter Clarke last heen ordered to the a tore-ship
qiPer:
' • U. S. Treasury Statement..
Waanfroros, Aug. 27.—The following is the weekly
stetpme4 of the palled Iffstes Treasury ' .
Tremor,!balamm " • 812,825 528'15-
Amount of Becelp f te: ' "2 888.182 12'
Drift/ paid 1,020,212 88'
prate tuned 2,110,858 81
Unto. 268,218 05
Regatta at Springfield, Kass. ~ ;
BPRIVOPIII4O, AUgailt 27.—The regatta hern.l6.day
Reply interrupted by the storm, but, aside front the
8 8 1bor. 51 1 11 sthfrig hpa.paased off pleaaantly.ihit
Is quite large ationdanaCor ppopli, from - out of to *,
and there are twenty-fonr -entries of boatiLielren
the Out knee, at 1.1 o'clock of four-omit four
for the second, 4,12 o'clock, of six.oared boats; air
for the wherry race, at 2% o'clock; and seten -for tsa
nieen=stakes, at 8,1c0 , 0100n. In the first race the boat
Prank a: Wood, of Wewburg, it. Y., won the urine of
$lOO, making the three miles In 22' minutes and 88 so.
tondo. -jp OA socop4"raco the Port fla/ Roy, of Boston,
you the prise of 11100, in 22 ndoptaq and 21 secends.
The ranee the afterndon promise to tog highly exciting,
and the weather bids fair to favor ns.
Yellow rover at'New Or)gans.
Neer °amuse, Aug. 26.—.:The number of 'deaths by
yellow fever yesterday eras 60.
Arrest of 'Fugitive Slaves at Cincinnati
0111011111/17, August 27.—Two fugitive @levee, belong
ing to Robert Ingraham,-who escaped from . Kan
tchy jp March, were arrested. laid, ntght in We city.
er were taken beforypodualseloner Newhall; who re
mended theni to the custody of Male loaner,' and they
;trete irtnuedlately taken po OoTiogton. , The street wee
r,oede so %Wetly that' the Op° interest Wan hot ex.
YESTEUDA.V.?I, pßooggplmag
•
[Reported for The Frees.]
QOAILTER 1316610118--Judge Ludlow.,—Yeeterday Morn- ,
log young phyelelan was put on his trial, on the
charge of picking the pocket of- an old woman. alleged
to hey'eheen done in 'one of the Care of the Frankfort
-and Southwark r Atailroad Company. - The prosecutrix I
testified that elm vim nutting by the side of the defend
ant, andthatlier porte monnale wee taken at. the.tisne.
On ;the „part 'a defence, it Was shown that parties
left the ear, Jut before the ports monnale wee mimed:
Nvidinee of cOod character was'alsa offered. 'The Jury
acquitted without leaving the box..."' 1. t.•
Michael Leonard was arraigned, on the charge of Mk'
allgting Officer Marley, With Intent ; to kill. The. al.
!aged assault was committed on the occasion of the
sheeting of William Gamble, a few nights slime, A
pies of not guilty was entered. Leonard was not ready
for trial, and the case went hrer for a few days.
'Morris Goldstein, who-was tried on the charge of, al
esulthigAlent. Taylor of cfermontown, Thursday af
ternoon,' Waft yesterda y discharged from Custody ' In
granting hie discharge, Judge Labor, remarked that*,
he believed him to be a • dangerous man, :and' recom
mended hint to leave the city as quickly .as poslibli.
Lie is suppoted o I,)eloapee:tad With a ' dangerous ,gang
'of burgiatil, • ' " '' • • •
The Wile of James 0. Walley, a tionetablp of the Fifth
ward, charged with a misdemeanor in Mee, was. lulled
up for trial. This defendant is alleged hivie extorted
ten dollars and a buffalo robe from a pinion whoa he
had in custody. Walley woe not reedy for trial, acd
the cue went over until Friday nett.
Ann and James Fellatio were put On their trial on
the charge Osmanli and battery: Jury out. -
None of the other courts were in seselon.
(Prom the Overland Mend of Chine of 2'2d Alho•I •
The Pekin arrayed with the English- mails Ort
the 19th, again within forty days from the General'
Post office. Our dates from the Polio extend, to
the 9th inst. No opposition was met by our gun•
boats on the route to Tientsin from the forts at the
mouth of the Polito, whose capture was reported]
in our last summary. On 'the 29th ult. both the
Earl of Elgin and Baron Oros with their suttee,
lookirp their•qnarlers in the vielnity of the city.
Soon afterwards intimation was, received of the
appointment of Tolninriiii, a - general of the Mar-
ohou banner, as special high 7, oommissioner.
Saturday, the 6th, the Earl - of Elgin bad his flit '
interview with his Exaelletoy, the Baron GO
meeting him in similar state the day followint.
It is presumed that the business of these meetings
was entirely formal, aid fatting prompt cow l+
ones with our demands, the "ambassadors are m
imed to declare war.. ,Without each deolaratim
of war we see no feasible means of bringing mrtr
tore to a proper footing, ).
In the south of China the news of actual hw•
Slides at the north' appeared to be the long-dt•
sired signal for societies banded for annoyance If
the barbarian to proceed to actual operations. Ne
person feels safe; and ono of two things must
shortly be performed, either we must entrench the
foreign quarter in such a manner that foreigners
May sleep o nights, or vacate the place altogether.
What the allies could mean by declaring Canton
open to trade, and. yet neglect - to make provision
for the safety o fi traders, it is impossible to divine
It is generally understood, however, that the fate
rests with General Van Stratibenzee and Mr.
Parkes, rather than with the ambassadors an
naval commanders, neither the general nor , th
commissioner having sufficient mind to realist
what is actually and tacitly required of them. •
much for malting a mere soldiet—though a gallon ,
soldier—the - directing head of a province ; a mere
Interpreterx—aisoneeited and aeltwllled youth-0
commissioner. ,
Some heavy floods in'the interior of Oheltiaig
have had the, ant of cheekingthe advance of the
rebels,"whose proximity to Ningpo was mention. ,
in our last. ,
A letter says:-"A panic in the native money
market, midi is -has not been knowrifor a conpi
derable time, his caused a suspension' of trade it
Bhanghae. Large contracts were made for foreign
goods on the spot and to arrive, in order that they
might be included in the list of stores tole
handed into the Taoutai , thereby al
ditionel duty to be levied on foreign goods per.
chased. subsequent to a certain- fixed date; htt
• another mode of raising
- the requisite funds havi ••
been adopted by the Taoutai, In' consequence e
the' remonstrance of foreigners, the speoulatort
are embarrassed with large stooks. which, owlo p
to the hostilities in the north, and the disturbandel
of the interior, they aro linable to dispose of, aid
have been obliged to apply to the bankers for
sistanots to enable them to 'DIM. their contra I
with foreigners. The bankers having alreadya
largo portion of their funds locked upin adVancia
on goods shipped to the north and to the Intel
and in considerable investments 1n fihanghae d
leis, heldlor an advance in value when the r,
silk season t f lona in the ootratry,,withheld firths: ,
looornixicala on. Doubts began to be entertaind
about their ability to stand theloss which wont
fall upon them should the junks in the Path° h
destroyoda runless made upon the banks, ad
had it not beeh shown that they held stabled
security in goods to pay Off their liabilities tb
'would nearly all have suspended payment. Ti ne
was given them to get funds from Ningpo,
chow, do:, and, now confidence is restored."
At Madaol a fearful enidemi resetabllng
lera-morbus, has been importe d from sitigapii;
and fears are entertained of its reaching Hera
40i1S.
and Queen Victoria;
Vaithet from, Utah:
Naval .Changes.
THE COURTh
I,iifeyeetinK from China.
FROM.
TRE:4OSEB TAYLOR- AT NEW ; ton'
••;.'.'/V9 MAYAIR LATER
HALF IN GJOLD. I.
The Steaming, blofee.-Taylor; fropi itopintalL on
thl . l9th; and the California maild of: the_ f.th; -
arrived at New York yeaterday afternoon. She
brought about one million• and a half in gold.
Tanisiiii LIST. -
.. -
AlnkSli Barik.i.. tS/ 4 0, 0 00 4 U Lawrence,.... 20,087.
pintile'Biikerr .. , .. 4 !:16,500 L. 8 Lawrence & 120. f 22,500
.0 9.11figh5m.., , ,,, , , „ 5,000 Meader & Adams ..` ` 22 000
3-T1 Browning..... - - 9,000 .1 B Nowton &110;'; .40,289 ,
Butcher k 8re..., 8,000 3 a Parker & Bon.. 4,400
Clerk & Wilbur.... ;14000 Fiabard Patrick.:. 90,000
3 GDoshill..,,. ..i. 5;431 James Patrick ..;. 50 000
WDOolenian &Co. '.' d 6,800 Renard & - Co ' - 10,020
0 lit,Oreeby ''-- '21;505 0 VIDA' ' ' ''', 2,886'
olf Orimmiuga.... • • 1.800 Bono. Falconerkoo 50,090
DeWitt,Kettle&Oo 30.0001Pcholfe & Brothers 43,430
Duncan, Br & 00.. -53,898 W Seligman &Oo . 50.000: .
Zinetalu Broadt Co 10,849 Tilton &McFarland 2,800
Freeman & 00.
... ' 99,969 Treadivelb & C 0... 25,151
Thos 1 Hand 8000. 2.000 Turner Brothers... '9,600.
Wm Hoge & 00... 29.600 R B Wade 5 000,
Howes & Crowell.., 18,000 J-B Weir. • 10,000
; Rolland & Asian- wells, Fargo, & Co 359:500
: - ..wa1l " ' " 81,3490rder • 19,920*
pfNedley & C 0.... -,.56,000 - - .
11 0 Knight & Co.. . 5,800 Total •
1
$1;491,674 ‘
`l'Pliennoinits yea ' STE ilif SHIP Moans Ten.oa.:—From
'California—Lieut. ; o.lves and servant, „Major Tower,
Captaln,Gardner, wife, two children, and'aervant. M -3
0: Connor,' lady and - slater, 'IL W Griswold, - Mrs B,
Nichols and infant, 0 0 Brigham, W 11-Graves,Mrs
Richardson, J. Goldberg, F Belles, wife and seidint,
Mrs Lambert, B Stephens. I S Treathoueb , wife .dul l
leant, 3411 Hawaii and child,. I Cogswella, wife and
infant,. S B Map, F Larkin and brother, W D Ida,
Comhlir, , D Fox,: M. Tusks, P Kelley,. Dr H L Bal.
lions, W Pi Davis, J W Miraro,H H Todd, 0 7 John
-put' Dr B K - Held, wife and child, 'Mr Archer, wife
and child 'Dr •Binipson, , two,- children. and servant,'
W ,W,0n„1r . .1 B Buller, Mrs 'Grublin and child, Ii
Oloonm1), - wife - and ".infaiit',.. D_ 0 ' Hopkins; 13 Hardy
and 10114,10.D.Shattnek,' 13 Lesko'', D.inr Wm Ritter,
`0: - AHatadeld, .W Wa l ls, 3' 13' Friend , W it' Hard-.
roan - -and irlfe,-.7 Glbson, , wife_ and 'infant, I 'S
Bird and wife.. L I. Dauby, P Babette, .141 &Millen
beak,' 3 W Hilton ' and wife,- Mrs Den and infant,.
19: - hlatiellus. Idra:Mood'And throw children; T. B.
- McMartin, Rev. M. Bishop, wife and two children, -8.
B. Hunter,' McCauley, wife and two children,' A.. 13.
Baker,•7olinalabiullen and, wife, • fora. Etylveder, V.
Johnson. E. Hopkins, - Mee. 'Brandon and infant, ,p.
Small; I' lillOreth, ,l' - 1,. fdather,'W. 'B. Moak, John A.
Brewster, W. N. Trueaky,-D, Lsport, W..P. Griswold,
A. Ripparden, 11, Dennison, F. Waller, J. T. Young. H.
A. Knlght and wife, 11, Hammond, P. Is hire, I. A. Pow
aettiii3O.M fidy, J Spring a r. Dubois alannedy,Ernlan'
'and adfre,Saikson, Wisner, wVe and daughter,
,Robert
Lela agay, Leballister; Lloeingen, llaech, Hodges, For
'rester, Jose Reed, Latta, Sampson, Finnegan, D Bailey,
Mrs littaherling and infant, and 200 in - steerage
From' Aepinwall-l-Oant. Turner. , A: Hardeastle, G T'
Tophin, BD•Flogg and lady, M 3 Gluten, I W , Lentne
and child.-B Echwerrie J Pionzsion; Oapt W 0 Stoat,
L Davie, W,De Courcey. B Canasy,wife and daughter;
'Miss Mary - Kane, Capt Fourrett, NI - Knapp, T - Ames, M
131dall *II Baaoale, and-others.
, ,
. „ ,
iCapt. Matfett re parts having captured s laver
inilingtinder Amerioari colors, sidled sent herto
Charleston., - ,
,Died, Aeg. 24„ef bilious remittent feier, Mad.
-Datum -Was buried at see.
SUMMARY -0F TEE ,PORTNIGIITI
(From - the BatiFranolore Bulletin ef the Mb.)
,TheAlemeoratio primary election for members of,
the County Committee and Btate_Conienthin took.
.place here on the 30th. July. It" as a very quiet,
:wilbordered affair—the quietest :Dalmatia pri
inarreleotiOn that ever - totk place in Bon Fran
',awe. It resulted In, a complete Success by the
Administration wing. The custom-house and other
-Federal offtoialiturned out en mese to swore this
reiult, and disgusted not, a few honest °Eisen! by
their shameless interference with the local politica
of the country. . ' Their Mikes were deserted, and_
their- whole attention devoted to, the prints . %
polls. f
The "People's party," have idle began to sot.
:A call was circulated and signed by about a thou
sand of our most influential °Rims, asking the
People's Nominating — Committee of 1857 to name
two persons from 'each distritit tuitheir successors,
and bripg -out a ticket fexthe ensuieff.oleotion—
'the names so suggested to be subject to confirma
tion 14 a snbile meeting in each of the districts:
This has been done, and the People's party will,
doubtiell' have a ticket the field, independent
of polities, that will sweep everything before it.
On Sunday, July 31st, great excitement was
caused in this oily by the arrival of the steamer
Oregon, from Victoria, with the news that during
the night beforelho steamer had run on to a rooky
promontory called Point Reyes, about twenty!five
miles from Ban Francisco, end that while she wee
thumping against a rocky_preolpice that jute up
from the sea some forty or fifty of her pas
sengers had attempted to jump Aishore, but
whether they had succeeded in doing so, and were
safe;ht had fallen' into `the sea, 'was - unknown.
Thb steamer,' en getting clear of the rooks, was in
so dangerous a condition that it was net deemed
Matible to wait and Ascertain the fate 'of those
who had deserted her, but the captain made for
this city with every pOssible speed—using all the
primps to keep the vessel free from water. d,steam
er was immediately despatched to the place of the"
diluter to look after the misfiling passengers, but
before she got - book, a number of those who' bad
jumped from the Oregon arived here in safety, by
the steamboat from - Petaluma. Forty.threo had
ta t e! upon xt the reeks,
r w ou h l e i r d e they p w a t ted to thl
ranch, where animals were procured to take them
to Petaluma: It Vs not known certainly that, any
lives wore last. -It is believed, however, that rome
of those who leaped from tke shirt either foil short
'of the rooks and- ere drocined. Or slipned off into
tiawatifidurinithe • night -Some , - of , those who
reached hero in safety declare that they saw 'par
tial!' stragglitig In .the anrf beneath them while
they were on' the rooks. The omission of the scot
dent Was a dense fog, which prevented the look
outs en th e steamer fromseeing the land until she,
14 approached it .ve nearly, running full upon
Shp was, but ry
illetango out of heir true
Colleetor Waehingten .dietnlakd some thirteen
inapeotore, ,four or five clerks, and some other
°goers connected with - the Custom house here,
of the lst of August.. The pay of thalemaining
°Peers ha been reduced. .
The Amerioan Theatre in thli city bee been re
openekhy a pretty fair dramatio oompany, under
the management of Mr. and , Mrs. E S. Conner,
who, however,. Seem determined, unfortunately,
to play the leading parts, They have produced
several •new pieces, At Maguire's Opera House,
Mrs. Wood is the ‘, star of attraction. Her
support; -however, ie rearoely so,good as it nod
to, bo when' Mr. Wood and other actors of fair
elonto left the oolopaby. •At the Lyceum, negro
Einstrelsy continues to be the rap, Christy's
;roupe of Ethiopians are performing in tho in-
Senator Broderiok,-who bee jest returned from
Washington, ; being tbp leader of the Ponies
Demoerafe in this State, Is engaged in the Wit of
battling - against Federal patronage and- influenee
here. Judging by the Donyontion at- present na
-1 sembled at plaoraippnto, the Administration wing
appears in the esaendaupy l'but it is difficult to
tell the real sentiment• of 'the people. An effort la
being made to seoure the fusion of the Douglas
,wing of the Democrats • with the Republicans.
There is little probability that it Will suceeed. If
It does, the Democratic tioket will be defeated in
John Naien was Wiled by J. Smlth; , at Auburn,
Placer n 'oddrity, - oh' the . 18th July , by a• stab in:the
breast with' icknife. The authorities,- on exami
nation.. decided that Smith had Acted justifiably
in'aelf•defenoe, and disobarged him from custody.
br. L. G. Lyon, late ootonor of Amador oounty,
hoe been arrested upon a pharge of murdering hie
own wife by poiton.
FROM THE FRAZER RIVER MINES. -
Though the rush: from 'this State' to the new
mines' in the Brithih Possessions on this coast has
now pretty much ceased, etill the news from there
hoe oeoupied.a large portion ofpile attention.
Our latest dates from yhtorio, V. 'are to the
Atli July- and from' the diggings on - Rinser river
to the 20th of the' sante month. The news h not
yet conclusive either as to the richness or extent
of the new gOld- fi eld.; tut our latest accounts are
certainly very favorable. ..1f we are to believe
Governor liouglas, Glare can bp little doubt of the
existence of riph gold-fields in that region That
funotionary,'Whe poisesses better' means of infor
mation then any other person, is reported to have
used the following language In a speech at Victo
ria on the 19th July, When addressing a crowd of
miners:
tt This I will tell you, as my own settled opin
ion; that I think the country is full of gold, and
that east and north' and south of ...Frazer river:,
'there is a good field of incaleulable value and ex
tent. I have, told pur glorious qacen s 3; and now
I tell you so."
The water in the numerous- streams was at last
beginning to fall for the seasen, end the snow in
the mountains t which herdsfore - his fed them, is
pretty near exhausted. A'good many miners are
already working on the bars .in the rivers, and,
some of them are doing very well.- Ali were san
guine that ap soon as the stspami fanlike? would
take out largo quantities of gold.
A now route hod been discovered, to the Upper,
Fraser river region, by the way of 'llarrison and
Lillooet rivers and lakes, and some easy trails.
This was considered 'of great value, as one of the
principal difficulties heretofore to be contended
against was the difficulty of transporting provi-.
Mons to the upper waters of 'Frazer river, whore
the principal diggings are said to be boated The
Hudson's Bay Company now permit all persons to
take up an uprestrioted quantity of provisions to
the mining regirn, and there seemed to be little
or neauffering there now for the want of fodd.
The gudson's Bay Company and. its officers
have noted with the utmost fairness and liberality
In all their dealings with the miners and others,
and are very popular, and universally respected.
FRAM OREGON.
bates from Oregon are to the 24th July. The
grain crops It was' feared would harvest light.
Numbers of parties were leaving Oregon by the
overland route for the Frazer river mines Gold
discoveries are reported near Hillsborough, in
Washington county, 0. T. The oiliest vote for
Governor,
at
the late election in Oregon, is as fol
lows L. P. GroveF;Tlem., 5,859 ; J. H. Kelly,
Repub., 4,l9o—majority for Grover, 1,689.
PROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
Our dates from the Sandwich Islands aro to the
10th of July. David L ((mg, late United Staten
Commissioner, had been appointed by the King,
Minliter of Finance. The Legislature had ad-
journed until December. The Fourth of July was
celebrated (on the fifth) with great spirit at Hono
lulu. During the years 1856 and 1857, there were
220 aliens naturalized; of whioh 71 were Yankees
and 75 were Ohinamoi. The first cargo of ice had
arrived at Honolulu from Boston on board the
dipper-ship Mountain Wave. From several of the
Wanda, the people had sent in petitions to the,
Legislature, asking for a law to punish conjugal
infidelity.
The dipper ship White Swallow left Honolulu
on the Bth July for Jarvis' 'eland, to load with
guano for New York, at which latter place she may
be looked for by the end of August. This is the
ploneet ship in the guano trade of Jarvis' Island.
Other vessels were to follow the White Swallow.
BAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
For Abe fortnight ending Aug. 5, INS,
The demand for garde tram the IX uOti. , in the past
fortnight was larger in the aggregate 'than during soy
similar period erosionen alone the interruption of the
country trade by the F alter river exodris. The emi
gration to that quarter °suing about the middle of last
month ; the Interior merchants began to come forward
again for fresh supplies, and have since bought pretty
'freely: 'For the north' coast, on the other band, the
inquiry bee been of a moderate character,.until, im
mediately at the close, considerable riarohases of geode,
have been made for Oregon. . „ -
•Aeregaide price', there are few changes of nunnent
to notice alarm our last report Anthraoite Coal • has,
sold at a decline upon former values: and the market 1
for other ,demriptions bee been Inactive and heaVy.
Receivers of !IMMO Sugars and tail hiving *howls a
good deal of anxiety to 'Went melee, have had to avocet
materially-lower agape., Coffee has beet, maintained,
and rather tends to 'Menne; the Stook, however, with
prospective additions, bratoplk: The importationa of
Adamantine Candles having been but moderate, and
that proportion of them winch eonsigneee were die
posed tO offer not equal to the current requirements of
the trade, sellers wore enabled to obtain a marked ad
vanes upon our previous quotetione,
THE CITY.
AMIIEVEMENTB Tm BVBIQING
' . -4 , 7iLeB's NATIONAL. TONAVRI. —' Mak Of the I
Weeden:-Ag Swamp Box."
P. nowßßo WALNAT•ent . AT efleuege t ,....:
.`,(Pteello."—e*A Roland for an Olicerg" rOl
,WiIHATPiTIA.OLAIIKIO3 Aeou-srasiss4RATlP*--
570 Otancleetineliiiiriage"— a Agnes TetkAse.l
. tiesronD's• Stress. Houss.—Nthioptesteresin,
Aleuts, &0.. '
P- Gnova.-'—idammotli Musical /obits's, Gpx,
nestle Bests. te. 44X17.
EDIOLES.—A. Stroll through several Market 10-
cantles yesterday morning brought:to tint_notice seve
ral phases of life which the supplies of closing summer
and opening fall introduce. Each season has itspeon
,llarities,„and Ali hard to tell for the inauguration of
wlilth there' lefelrthe , tifiliteitqinfilet/trAilligtePeel
stern and severe as itis-...haeyet its market attractions,
which neithe'rtiogiri nortendlll4l; the holiday loan'
sions ; but we all tire-of them,like spoiled, petted
childyenontrfelted with evreets;qind are ready to accord
a hearty welcome to the 'p art WhlClalititOUght
no by, smiling 'With the same °Meth& adhe
rence, to nature's law; n pleased with a rattle=tlthled
with a straw," we greet esoh , Oliangfnifluiof market
life, ,and- seise with avidity. upoh the first dish of.
, _ , :greene,nlfiona Which,' a 'few :weeks later, we turn
with'eontenipt;, , lThe advancing 808804 , brings other
luxuries ;. and the first mess p 4, peas or new potatoes
is an•ers,:in the culinary. arrangemenC of ,the year.
'Ever fickle, the appetite soon tires of -thesi; and-amid
the full.fledged.profuelon of summer, its golden fruits
and tempting, delicacies, we grow ecpthilydliteatiefled,
and long for another change. •• - -
;WO could pot avoid theseitopreestobs .
as We strove to
elbow our way through -the busy merket 'crowds, every
stop of _which was lined, wi th , . it which, _ono month
ago. 'would have made. menthe water -end" eyes to;
glisten -with delight. Baskets of, peaches' applee, - and'
corn—piles of melons, auftledent,to feast is tilty'it multi
tude;impregnatingthe air withlerfeettinkinnterd their -
aroma, an i their once tempting, Inky Slices :banishing
all desire for indulging - them in the etirfeit'whith their
- very presence seemed. to Inspire., There inerietocrack
in appetite an in all things else, nisi:whams Season's
delicacy is 'scarce and dear it ie,really aelOnishing to see
with what avidity it, is. sought. atter, a nd with- what
relish It Is partaken of; ,but °moist the ertielj become
general, and .prieeiroorreepondingly low, and the appe
tite of rich and poor alike isto—foraroracy Ulla, as in
all - else; is diegnetineriped-rrepudiate Ste claims to
But a truce to phileeopisieel lndulginge,, 'We noticed
among the articles of -fail marketing large suppliee'of
very fine sweet =a potatoes, and, although the
prices are yet high, we have reason:to hopethatin
these ; as in the other winter provisions; there is a good
time coming, for plenty has certainly crowned our har
vests and supplied our stores.
MBSTING.OF JOIN? 0011/Morml
The einnmittees appointed - on Tbuteday evenlng,—tii
malto the necemary arrangemente for me eelebration
on Wednesday nett, in honor of the laying of the At
tenth cabli—full report of whir& was givea in lester
dey,e issue met at noon yesterday, in the •hail. of the
RAtrd of Tnide." •
•
Boot - Oen, Ohairmart of -the - Sub-Oonimittea - un
Mditiry, read a letter from eenerall'atterson, consent
log to•order. out the Shit Division for parade. Col:
Snowden also reported that provisten - lutibmininade by
the same authority - for firing the proposed salutes, and
for the r-oper escort to receive the President of the
United States, and the Governor of thia State, if they
should attend on the occasion.
Mr, Blantyre reportedlthat 'oftleers of the /fire De- I
pattment had informed hint that ilium, the recommends- '
lion of that 'department, 'the• flee companies desire to
unite in the proceedings, and that It remained with the
cotton:As to say In what manner itahould.be done. A
convention has been called for that purpose. •
hfr. Bradford, suggested. that, the committee should
recommend , a day parade of .th.c• Pim Department, ex
plaining that time for a torohpght,preemalon arigld net
now be - bad. ,
The committee motion,, adjourned to meet at
twelve o'clock to - day. • ,
In regard to the display of fireworks as a feature of
the occasion, we have been assured that the programme
will bes..brilliant one, embracing about thirty pieces.
The crowning pteoe is intended to exceed anything
-heretofore exhibited in the city, cover an area
of ten thousand feet, and Trill ponutkonco with a view of
mid ocean. -The frigates Agamemnon and Niagara will
be seen in the distal:Cs paying out the cable. The
whole of this beautiful scene is to be:brilliantly illumi
nated with bongo's lights, too. After the ships have
passed from the view, will suddenly, appear representa
tions of Britannia and Anierice in sliver d e, with the
British lion and American eagle preienting to each
other the ands Oftite Atlantic cable, while the whole
hank ground' will' be corrusesting with 'thousands of
col wed and silver seam; gold rain and serpents, -and in
the midst of this rain of ;140 gems will burst oat upon
the view, in arch the wort, ' , lntelligence, Com
merce, and PeaCe:l? -
The eXhibitidn, will take place on an open lot at Pipe
and'Twentftrst streets,- - • • .
TAB CAni g Dzatoxgriatios.—The recent no
tion of She joint - committee - of the - Board of Trade and
City Government, given in yesterday's Issue, furnishes
us some-warrant that we are to have a celebration of
the successful achievement of laying the Atlantic Cable,
in keeping with ou r charactir as among the first cern•
menial cities of the Union: That there will bee hear
ty second to the movements of the - joint committee on
the part of our citiverks, there cannot be a „doubt; and a
indeed, we have just resso n ato anticipate irplay on
their pert far hspund_te antielpstioup of the ntlemen
compoeing'it, or the ' Wien the prenent.
o one can, le a la riment,'doubt that Such a demonstra
tion as we should have, would have afar deeper signifi
cance than Its Mere Intrinsic vane would impart.- The
heart of the people la right and well enlightenedon this
point.
It were easynow that the grand project is sucoeuful
of connectin tile Old and hiew Norkla by iron bands, to
read the hith erto dim prophecies that have referred to
un'onsolons though dish' atterers,may have been.
" put a girdle roundabout
"The, earth in forty minutes,"
'says the tricky BIWA° of the immortal - Iraqi; and to
how many of - these, airy' nothlnge; thus floating from
the poet's fanny, it may be 'resertd for modern genius
and Haman logarithm to glee a tangible "local Wilhite
thin end"' name," he man will be bold enough to say
The time intervening between this and the proposed
demonstration, for the extensive preparations inn dent
to It, will require, the most active efforts of the Sereral
committees to whom the ammgemimts hare beer/ en,
trusted, and webre' 414 46 lathy that they will he In
session each day, between this and the time fixed upon,
at the hill of the Board of Trade, for .the purpose of
perfecting those arrangements, receiving reports, hear
ingauggertions, and Imparting Information and instruo-
Cons,
daylight
CWF ria ß morn ß g E , t ß h .— e h A o w s s o otMmC beebio
No. 407 Enterprise street, was entered by the back way,
'and robbed' witch and chain and - a
blue Stella shawl. 2.. - •
toliseeOisisttelbpso, , et Nineteenth and Citron
etreete, in the Twent ieth ward, tau entered on Thurs.
dny nightand robtiedof a ntiaibAr, c_Cartletsi, No arrests
were made
The residence or Mrs. Mepother, in,llerrowgite lane,
outside of the Pollee limits; was entered on the same
night by some burglars, and robbed of a large anciiitsit
of property:' An entrance was effected by prying the
Mugu off the window.'
The country residence of Mayor Henry, q; Nicetown
,lane, was ettacked by borglais an evening or two alone.
The rascals, however, were frightened off before they
did any berm.
Exalting Tuns.—Excitement runs high in
political circles at present, and parties display a moray,
enviable' mood in their frequent 'wordy encounters.
Since the Democratio nominations, the runlet partisan
bickerinimappear to be indulged; but, as usual, a few
dual time will allow ell the aecumulations of anger to
explode; end we shall sun seelhose who ire now appa
rently ready to cut each other's throats, mettle down
into a hearty determination to neaure the sodomise,
their ticket. So with the s• Ileopleis Party.tt Excite
ment is now at Ste height with- them and na their
nominating Convention Is to assemble on Monday, we
may look for a renewal of the buoy, and by no means
harmonious scenes which the organisation of W,edues
day gave to up. Tie is certainly a greet'corintey, and
WO are' a greet people—an original idea to Which our
readers will all wlettestionahly sobttribe.
Hawnsown Titenownwititt.—A now building : is
now, in the oounse of erection in Noble street, below
Second, intended as a warehouse for Mr. Samuel Ma
tta, a prominent wholesale grocer of the old Northern
Liberties. It willhe four stories high, and sixty feet
deep bYseventeen 'wide. The lower story front will be
of iron, end the rest of pressed brick—the whole being
constructed ins Incstrong, substantial, and workmanlike
manner. • The, carpenter work .has been executed by
Messrs: lan Morris Ind Rattle; two worthy boring me
chutes, and bears evidence o snore then ordinery ebi,
lity. The bric h layers are Newts. nelnee,
and their duty has beenlequaliy well performed. Mr.
Battle deserves credit for his liberality in. the con
struction of such's building in the above locality. It
will be ready for use in about two weeks. •
Hoer:rm. Oisse.—Christian Global], the man
who was taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital on Thiday
last, suffering from injuries received by jumping.entof
a second-story window on Vine street, died-yeeterdev.
Thomas Hoglishmen, SO ,years of age, and a
nottOrt.ipinuer by prlefeailon, eM brought, to the hos.'
pital yesterday morning, from John Bailers Green
Tree," Water 'street.' He died soon after. A carol:mes
h:mined was held, the verdict of which was that he died
from congestion of the brain. , - 4
Charles O'Hara was Omitted yesterday, having
broken the left .olatiole •Dy accidentally falling down
stairs.
deem/ 4010114,' Tuts also received at the insti
tution, having had his head severely cut with a billy,
received in a fight in Bedford street, yesterday. ,
Ftvr. ITUllfingn Dol,LAnit REIVARD.—Ef adver
tisement Friss, it will be seen thit a re
ward of $5OO is offered, for the detection and subsequent
conviction—if 'within one year—Of the murderer or
murderers Of John B. OlarX, where -. body was found in
the Schuylkill on the 23d eif April last. 'AU additional
$lOO is offered by Radiant Star Clounfdi No. 46, 0 of H.
A. M., of which the deceased, was a member. The ell ,
tureatancee attending this mysterious ease our readers
are familiar with, as theywero fully published at the
time. It le to be hoped that these inducements as
well u the cause of justice.'maY incite our detectives
throughout the country to the most energetic efforts in
ferreting 'out .the perpetrators of the, outrage, or in
some manner mitieftwitorily, expialning the n inyntory la
which the Case in at ?relent involred. '
'l l .farPltorrde l fi • DELEGATE ELECTION' IN THE
TENTH WARS.—The following is the vote of the differ
ent candidates,for delegates to the People's Conven
tion for the Tenth ward; held yesterday, from 8 to 8
P. 111 , at the People's Hall, Thirteenth and Bane
*Out Francis *Heuer, 908; Bills L. Archer 899;
James Bloorn 869; P Pasco, 893; ,Q . E. Joyce,
235 ; , George davett, 240; Peter .0, initiator, 235 • CA.'
Mills, 235., •
' - The following delegatetatie eluded: Ifterible Releer,
Req., Bills L Archer, Esq,,, James porn, Beg, Wm.
P.Telioo, EA, • • ,
There was a large vote 'polled, and a great deal of
feeling Was manifeeted . forlhe dlffetent candidates for
Phefilj... •
DARING BURGLARY learn - that on , 'Aura,
day night, the liquor establishment of Llewellyn A-
Moore, No. 2049 Market et., was entered by , some
adroit thieves, who effected their entrance by seizing
the key—which had been left Sticking in the door inside
after closing the store—with a pair of nippers. The
rascals succeeded, however; in gettlug'Only twenty-five
o o s R
the b f r o . r their s
ae e tr o oi t zb a lel o th ir oul g h a th . e t y t gl w ed i p ,
co wrench
de
molished several bottles of liquors. The thieves locked
the door again when theyleft, the bud of the key bear s
log unmistakable marks of the nippers. This should be
a warning to all, persons about leaving the keys stick
over night in their door-locks,
COUNTERFEIT DIMES AND QUARTERS.—The
amount of these epurione coins in circulation, at pre..
sent, is really astoniahing: They are well calculated
to deceive, if not closely noticed. me, can be de
tented pretty easily, the words "one dime It being con-
siderably larger than the genuine, and the 'numerals of
the date ate also larger. • Most or those in circulation
are dated 1854. The quarters are more difficult of de
tection, having the appearance and ring of the genuine
coin; but, as they are. plated with a thin covering of
silver, they can be identified by holding them up to the
light, and examining the edges, when the Joints of the
plating can be readily discos - Ned,
ATTRACTIVE Liscruans.--The executive corn
mittee of the Literary Congress,of this city, we here,
learned, bate made the mammary ' arrangements for a
brilliant course of lectures—embracing six in the
coma—to be delivered by the ,follouing gentlemen:
Rev. T. Starr King, Of Boston ; George D:-Prentloe,
the Louisville Journal; Horace Mann of Antioch Col
lege, Ohio; Hon. Anson Burlingame of hfsesechnsette;
Hon. john P. Hale, of New tiampe re,land' John Cf.
Saxe,'of Vermont. Bertha of these gentlemen 'have
promised to produce lectures unitteit specially for the
occasion, and All of them, it Sm believed, will be new to
Philadelphians.
Anemia MOONLIGHT EXCURElloN.—Another
moonlight excursion, and the best, ea it is alleged, of
the season, 10 to ,Colne off, this evening, for Atlantic
Olty - The boats Vine-street wharf at 8,16
p. ,
se'na'te take the are In due season, arriving at
the sea shore in good time, and returning on Monday
Morning at 8:80. -'Pare for the round trip $1.75. As
this will bf, nteetprobably, the Jut excursion of the
season, we have no doubt a lams number of persons
will avail- themselves of the advantages e afforded for
reaching this delightful ocean retreat.
' REFRESHINGLY COOL.—The weather, for the last
le* days, has been refreshingly cool and comfortable.
Summer rigs will soon be doffed for woollen fabrics{
and, indeed, winter clothing la aiready.resorted to by
many of somewhat cold blood endrhenniatio tendencies.
The harvest is past, the 'summer is airfield ended, and
we shall soon enter upon the delightful season of the
sere and yellow leaf.' f •
GEREANTOWN.—:The Itulleerof GerMantown are
now holding the sale of fruit, newer'', and fano_y arti
cles for the benefit of the bui lding fund of the Protes
taut Episiiepal, Chorale 'of the Holy arose, at the
town hall, GermantOwn, and deep 90015914 the Pole
Biitll j 0 woo* this arealps. -
,_ ...., .
THE 0031 m HITTEES.—The following a complete . -
Het of the join co ittee on ,the Atlantic telegtaph
..' • ribtiltlptiAtt . ay next, September 1: .. I
r... , elegt- , ialitlifo as P. Gorman, Architeeld.kft,
George William, Williarci
gzek*l. :` ;
gritl4 :
mOn Medi. ' 'Alliam L. Dennis, Richard )911-
t ''' lige:Robitrtiter, T. , hMegary, J. 0. Harmer:
`.4 . 0 i/izeks• ... dge 11 it Lewis, - Peter 0. Bilmaker,
liahe D. , .y, - -.' Milliken, William B. Ando;
it... - ltrultaiii4 l'' , i 4 Urin 'Medical, James Iraqi/lir,.
vli,inl W:1. .jraMes Boss Snowden, Willbun 0.,
' Andwig. r ....: ,,, r
0, f errs of the Taint Committee.—Hou. Blhe Lemidy''.
I chafrman ; Lorin }Hodge%
,1
secretary i William 0. Lid--
wig. treasurer ... 1 - -,-
. ,
_Tag Lopott —( }auto.,Setattuto.-7..Thie. Meraing
this beautiful and elaboratelyfuntished Restannutt,
the baeement:. of dikelt weehAngtoeuittudpag.” 4oldt
Itimonic ;Rani) in 4 Thirdltreet Wined - Walnut' and
the
rrglif" o-4 ; ll ta i rrlLPPittlEMPTlni %% .
rusting this erect a euberbcollation will be serredup .:
from Wit M 7 tell Liu!, of 4rhteh the Public is
spectfully hinutedlo partake. These gentlemen haye:'
i re}ly ,
spared no paipirret:a*Densa,itilflttipg ::111
magnificent ea e areLaa they design serrini4 'VA!:
delirmylof the ,fiaalim.,,wheit Whaler, in the most'
recherche etyte; theg certainly demitve 'dowel' of ,the.
Republic 1 1 , < Our aliallaril inritakto eldl, -
,s 7 „, ANaiin , pso rr porop,er bnite,r, yesterday ]
- morning - held en lignesenPonibe body of a man sup,
posed to be naltea Charlet ',Arran, who died suddenly
on board the paoket-shlp - cl Pennsylvanis,” %Mode's
daylast, while on his walfrom'ltichnfond, Ts, to this
city. The deceased le' Said to have some relaties' - Si`
,Philadelphis, but Weir whercnsbnutszoiditnebbe ascer
tained: It appears that Yerreii ha:been a'tery bald:_`
drinking idea. LllerwasLittioutdorrflears of agp. A
verdict of death, trent internperanne was ladled;
_.. -Tun .C.ltiiiin Miir iiin.:=liy Jul .advirtiiimen lin
te
to-dayN Press at will,lnejeeen that - 14 1 e ibtan
"Issnedfoi n mestlng of.the crews of.#ual ' ,on the
:Brit end hat expeditions , and.nf ttkoznir - ,'o Alisteus
gttelanni.:. to'. be' - held, nt' the,, , l Peoples Ansi? in
Seventh 'beet, abolia - Obestent, - "on brondig - aning,
.to make arrangements for partieliatingdn;the nr eelebra,
tion - of-the. stteceisfullaying of .the Tel Ph 0016.
All btliftrotelnkFAlrtt4lsl,l9 . 9l* rtlltkeins :In:thsir
A7 4 °lfei° 4446 - <, • - ' ' - -,--' , ',t '
Ai g '
Suocnnta Nmaitiel Brown jumped"
Off a car at Tenth andMallace Amiga; and In doing so
infront bt'a -coat out, the shaft of which atm&
him on tbithearti so eittrerelyißjuring bier - hat he died.
in
which w w a m l in ut ao & od rd A i n d e ! e re 'w p it e h at t W h M es i h fa e s ld, /
t M h a e k v iie x
f
am:noted, Via • driver eat-the: oar Crow
body wee conveyed yo,tke restdenonef Isla friends; at
Twelfth and NitelentitrOfenetii•R , -
Tea Rnat thong'. last evening aborit
four-yards or the Atlantic cable which had twice been
lain in the coma.- It looked like-the real .thing fn iar
its tarry covering and pleasant odor; - lbws§ brought
home by 'frank Titiathine,theirialain'of the fore-top on
the -Niagara. Those who desire- to. see the she and
character of the Atlantis cable can bd gratified Vila-
log at the Gem Hotel. in Thirdatreetibelow.Oheetnnt,
east side; kept bra Math of him-who brotight, it wirer.
The following denim riienpeotfully.dedleated
,to' the • "Atlantic Telingraplr Cotopanj.r It. is
hoped tiey.
.
tions ef the union of Abeiwo worlds.: They :were
written by the.,anthor of the Ohristintthillad"
. entitled " Eitind nifor Janie
.
.' . CORY' TO GOD!
"Glory to God in the highest, and , on earth AP*
good will toward maul , -
- OlorylaQoA !, - '
IWlllufigoneire - maka
face to tare, from coast to coast, -
We lift the wittehWortoillie -
Praise Vother, eon, and noly Ghost!
Glory to God !
. .
• - °Jou to ctid
Let Ligheat heaven exalt Hie name,
Let tetthtft,erezids tner_ease Hie lame,
Each Morning Star refunte Its Barre,
Bath Bon of God anew proclaim—'
• (+tory to God _
Glory to God ! - ' • • •' • •
Let all the earth. His power. • •
Hie wisdom laud, Fits gooddOsktgiall
Good will . and, pewee atiogried distrait',
QhHet domes—the tort our rtiliteournon !
•• • . glory:totted • • .
Wory to' God 1
Bo not afraid yourhearte to raise,'
Be not sulhamed to sing praise
Let Nature veil her borrow NI blase,
Au& Boienee about in alkher ways
- Mori to Ciod !
Gbity to sod!
At drat Re bade out ptideyettre„..
Then isbald the deep to ourdeafre,
With Me own band i &felaid the wire,
'AO gitiseuseh wave a toigde of ate==
Glory top od
-- • . •
Glory to Clod!' ` -
Lo! now the iiia+Ayoatiti amide,
ke4eetiVd,..inanired, with treinhliag hinds
Blessing the fair milted landi,
And chanting to the crowded dreads. - -
Glory to God '1 •
01017 to eadt • - - ;
Our fathers feareAthe foreign scene, .
And tilehed a sea of me betweeri • - :
Loin sends one eximh, wlthentiling mlen,
And lo ! both worlds are all eerene—
Oloz - to God;;
Olert / toami!' •
Our o,eg fOreihowethe morning' light: :
Ito gin, indeed, are of the night, • ,
But long, and broad, and red, and•brlght,
. Its Atlnteiviiiitifiak upon ear eight.L.
(OMtoped!
~• ' jeloly,triflod! • ; ;
The whirlwind folds its wintrit'inst,--
The tirthipake nbruberewittr : 'the put,
The thundii-Qierio more nblabiaat,
0 kill, Smell Voiee! ire btu in-Bute--
Glory input i • •
FINANCIAL 'AND - COMMERCIAL
The ildoney , '
Rair;argenvirts,„Augnst 7(,1868.,`
There was a better feeling-in the stooklniiiiit
to-day, and the prices Of, Investment 'imonrities ad
vanced slightly, communicating a favorable
pulse to.the fanny stooks, which 111bited °onside.'
ruble firmness.
The elute in the money - market continues,
and good piper is tn,demand. Trade may be said
to drag along rather than to exhiblethe usual ao
*sit), of, the season, and yet the amount_of actual
buelneledoue Is far beyond what legenerelly sup
posed. Croaking is by far too much liffshion.
It is a matter of 'semi that a greater'
portion of the laeillnited State/ loan was not tie
cured by parties hare:- It, is certain to ; Pei e •
handsome profiti themoneifei it 6[ee ' idly by
while' it might be 'earning a handsome per centage.
With the certainty of fifteen'yeani,:letereat,
not fail to run up to XlO or-115soon as butilnosii-,
activity belomes, general, and-:by' the time the,
money invested: In: 1t :Weald . ..be wanted for profit-
able operations. in' our-markets, the loan will
eommand a price thietiOild be very remuners.
tivo. We think: 'our oPeritoteliave failed in this
respeet to dieplartheir usual shrewdness. •
.The direotore of the Cern'Exidiange Banit_yed ..
be 'elected to-inorroiv (iiaterday,) between twelve
'spa two. = •
- Theltetidingitalinied Company ; brought dOwn
'ale week aktia' togs •of coal; and the ; 136huylkill
Aavigetlon Company; 42,47 tons.; 'The 1
Company is now 249;043 tons behind last year,
and the Bohtiilicq.ttuvigatiert ccunpany falls of
The oindinaildesstiii the 24th says that .
the Bank of the Ohio N'alfey,..- (the newpredemp
tion bank,) of that city, is progressing to
wards the , starting point" ' W. A. Goddrian had
been appointed madder. The bank will commence
operations on the let of September..
` A survey foes railroad -between St. Peter 'and '1
Rochester, Minnesota, Is contemplated, by way of
Cleveland, a town containing a population of
400, in Le Betir county.
Work was etueuteneeil on the lin6Cof the Grand
/tepid. and Indiana Railroad, et. Grand Rapids,
•
on the 20th. .Jamesßortheer r one of the dlrindorit,'
laid the first stone; and (big the dist shot* of dirt.„.
The, Indianapolis.
.(Ind.) J.Ourfieri of Monday,'
says .1, The bankila this city have placed ilia.;
count of ono psi dent. on Illinoli ourrenoy, and' -
have manifested their intention to keep it at - thist=
quotation. 'As the paper is well secured, and
fornui tilargeliortien. bf our °lmitation, we doubt
whether this is a judicious step. The banks, of
Genres, 'will - Mike money' by it, but whit they
make the people must lose." ; ,
- 2 . IIIIADEIRK:It trrgoir. r f acsAtie; !Luau+,
- Ans. 27; 1828: " •
assome , ar , ususay, aeon', & 00 1 ../4 11 k 41 0 111
• OTOoc,'AirD incon.l.lloll 110ITIfirliat 0955111
11M11191.,,
"- - ,
I ', — PIOT' BOABII. *
' 60011Eatift " 100 Claudine lt 7
Otty.ss —97 X do 7
100 do 97X 10 do
100 do ... ' 97% .751resteni
600 do ....New.lo2 JOG Reading R.1....65.24X
500 do New o,h 102 10,0 New Creek " X
300 do • Neir.esb:lo2 - 6 Bearer Nead0w.....54X
1000 Alleg Co 68.8ten.51X 2 do ...34X.
1000 Bob Nat3e , B2 cab .52% 26 do. 66.54 X
1000 Ilhila&Tren R &•Bb. 6 PennTownehipßk.34%
4000 Penne, R 24 m 6e..882,' 5 do 34%
1000 Lehigh NAT 11e...97" 20 N Penns AX
1000 do , 100 Long leland
Nona R - 43 100 do
1 do . ' 43 " 200 • d0...12X
24 49. 43.4„, 60 irard Rk,..bs . wrt.llX
72 Cofswlus 7 52 ' '..basin.ll%
•26 do • '' 7 '-B0 "Li de :.1 14.11 X
100, do • . 7 28 Bk olNAtne.csh.l34
. BA1w)11191,BOABD8.
100 Long Island 12X1 331inehlli olx
lgoollll RoAiD.
100 Penns . *Mt 1100 Reading 8... 0aah.24,1
1000 Monte Canal 136..84X 20 do 24%
100 Lehigh Nav 1814 47 100 do .....b6.24x
04 03 €0 1 ;471_Nav Os 11.63 • /Orhiisserrentonlt..97
1 Cam & Ang)....1003:2 Palos it.. 4311
SOON Grenada ..eah. ( 20 Frank & Booth& R.6lx
aogi Reeding ...... . 24x 3 Waal/ISA& It vs
50, do 10 Commercial 8k..:47x
• - immure riquoti—nsm.
, Bid. • Asked;
V 11......
retie
' 0 7 X 9 7,4 i
do . 08
do New.. 102 102%
penneylv Se 8074 90
Reading& 24% 24X
do bd '7oin 01f.804
, • do mt./ ) 44..90x
do mt 65'86..70!(70%
Penes It 49x ON
do Istmee in0t1.99 100
do alintie s .do...BBx 89%,
Morrie Carl C0n..43 4434
Bed. /Med.
kav OE .. 66
do et00k.... 9 9N
do, peer 18.% 17
Winzpl &10m8.10311
do Valet, nit .71 72
!d0 26 tit' ? .49 60
Long Inland ...%.101( 1234
Girard Bank 11% 11%
Leh Coal & Hay.. 413 49
N Venus, 11 8% 9
do — - 693 60
New Creek X , 3i
esteerfeee II 7 - 7,x
Lehigh Zino.-- 1 1%
doil_ref cti , offloo BON
868811(66 8L....62,1j 68
LAT
Raiding elosee -
' 24Xe24%
Markets by, Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 27 —Eon? (inlet though prim' are
firni and unchange d : 6:minion wheat 'lrbeary ; prime
lota unchanged. - Corn-84e90t white at 770800; yel
low 840880. Whiskey dull and" nominal at 26X620e:
Provisions dull; -nochange: • • -
New Oar.saun, Aug. 20.—Ootton—Sales of 800 balei
at llgo (new crop) ; .11. Ne for coiddliriga„:Plour firm;' "
(wane PM.
Ontecno, ',Wheat salve at
880. Porn qultitat.B264 vote deli at. 484;;': finintn_enta
to .Bfiftalo—No - ...810nr., or KOOk ti nnansta.
ll
corn.. eotdpts-1,600 flour; bus elitirbeaV
'n6139,000 Intabila aots.-4
• .
's _
- Interesting - Lal'
eg, - Proceeding —: - Ann
- et. !PiWPoddard;
r ( Ina of tire, gist tinionr/Fal)ie,,atif %n
Vetera in
teresting cesefi eeolbrodglitirafore - a court &Indica
was tried AndltUlipligsdr. OVA Ogrtell'ailit Court.
last week. The,. plaintiff, Ann Goddard,, eras a
oandsonitslonngerOmfailltboldatwOliaae 3. ""f age, PinteoftififiteortlitionN, luxuriant, and
straight hatr,,steceN sod easy _ln manners, and
having all the appiunirride" of an accomplished and
'Heirftiattireiliore tlfelighest
weir:kir 4 r ) f - "BaroPeanlierfeetienv_arid'ltrake-was not
Ahafghtestlisdiesol*/of Afticiiiii!l!lood‘iti her
She kisimittOrhhifratlciir'i,lilidgink that
she had liewhieforoffinirrreititVby the others and
lataitfitinine i ril'efthelati/alitis MACS
lan,under the c Of AidefiSedintillaty God
dard, thatidiif when in t ru th s h e
- efes albsewhlte vfonieri.?'" 3 ; , 1
The euit welkin:Right hearty twoiintrir:4o, by
Hon:RAl:Stanton, and prmetintron . 4- 1 1 0 ith
the - 'anis home of lion. W.:11. :Itsiaiiret and'
.Thligel.: Tayjpr, and defended Atli*. Kt Tay,
Whenithe jury was
sworn, the nnly.testimonyaralie& on, by , ,the
tiff. - wae.theexhibitionof hinciienrPersonlor their
inspection' hortiosinsekolidarinethaf herippear
'tide Wei' ;irinfiefaire - evidence' of bier freedom,
and the presumption time, beint.iaised," of course,
the hordeti - orproof relfed . ripon the defendant to
estiblieh her attire. - -utrEattemprwaillien,made
thiadefendant prorillier tkcjeillitir of a
miliflrriained the -plaintiff
had teien rearedfront infonly,:htit in this the 3 did
-not succeed; as no witness wasintrodnoedwho was
pre The ease eram ably arguedion both aides, and
much feeling : was manifested intim community on
behalf of - the plaintiff: . When the jury brought in
their verdict to y go; iffeist - that 'she - eras a , g free
white feomatz,'„thiOndgii was 'admiielled to ad
dress the audiences - oven, the ,ItiprOpriety of- any
dePcinal", SlO;l@ACAPPlaktureill :l6, ,eourt. , etkuttice,
in order fo'keettdown atintrersal impulse to show
(K Y)
the
tEa
iresjilptlifeysvins
--. ! , ,,c_yr.Y,1T1 - gss.
ReLretorie Samosa To-Yeoeitow. , ;-At the ge
eenttlieformett MAO Okirob, ileveoth street, above
4 . 4 D;Abeeevail be preaching to-movrow paa
tor, Bey. JosephtliAterg; D') D.; atiO- o'clock A. 11 ,
and stike!eleekP„Ati ' 1: " •
AtS O'Cittel telUtorrotimorning, there 101111 a m
ini:hi preached 4.;ttia Rey, Di. Stochionrautiter of the
popular litAteirorlijimt isantid,•entilled,ct Standup for
Jemeo—on the words of tetipttire”..quitte - ;rAin send
iigh;tetki, that Clay may do,:entel say ?into thee—
lieitetioe era ?.''The genius of Stockton will denbtlem
be made to Lissit,otir the AtlitiffiTelegreph on this
The Chureh of the Bplidisny, Ohestritt and Pliteturib
Meseta, will be open for wonhiptti.inorrim morning and
evening—sande - et hy - thef Smote/.
The Rev. J Ifinitbeitof Quebec, wiil grad at Con
oeriliall,(Cheirelitif the 9ovoniuit,) ht:toortow, at log
A.. 'anion - on the Atlantic Telegraph will elm be
preached on to-morroi evening, at. the Alexander Ta
bernacle, earner
Alfred
and Nineteenth ' &Dilate, by
thelniator; Di Alfred Nevin., 7.•• -
tire` otioeed to
everything In the ahapp.of -horahod, iriffery; but feel
entaalrom called upon to aira4diie - :nrediterherl, credit
le' horisp;of' B. C.Vilbinm ic Co.,
Non. and' Ifortk Mara a
nolendld fell stork of averythatieembraoedin tbil gents ,
furnishing line, , anch'inireidyoxiade and made
to -,011F.--7rolaia etiiisiti.;,tindapolothing,lmidery.
gloves; de. .`Thei r: deotlemein!'miiiiitekira :ordered
froni . all parts of the - -
000 D Conyziffitatiai.—Thefrobilaiiicidy a day
penes in 741011. I/0110'MA Izmir some fayerableoamment
upon the gaper' for - all'arietarof the eonfectionery mum
fAmtufed the Wall-kagirn aatiblbehment of,Mescra. B.
4Whitman k Co., on Second ntreetpbeloir,Ckeetnnt.
They manufacture a rich Tariety,linda*Mmak,but the
mast materials. f „ — 3
Linntn Aire- GaweriVern shetdd bear -in mind
that Pata's Patina preoliata are just tkiti ~erx thing to
take with titenigi'goini -imitalkle depot,
J. It- Wabb , a, Nigh*. itgintigiigi c id4rocere
f 3
PAhrinnh.mtii on toile tle
of Madame &intik idftiliyga irmailed to remove freck
les Andrei - ark lipOgr'itg*
one or two iilekiirsPio64l B 4oorPg&t_o_peatiorm. It
hi the may tOihrtte.qteedaby„the, beautiful women of
Persia. It is a vegetable compound whlekagarishee
end etrebithene theikinfaidlit UM %Mile :Ws, tin
.pectee, clear, tahhant_appse to A' r e'inimilleilon,
rendering it as soft as an Infant's:4M ismarvior sale at
62 North Seventh Oteet;Phhadephte.
sOIITaHSN,~ AND .Virer*i„ Stitituitiirfiliuttring
orders for eindadne or curtain triminingsof any desorip•
thin, fir:window abides, Jirtipirt-4imaels,
gimps, ill:sties, hoe or musliriturtai*mardli all and
any orders- at the. establishroinit- of-W:. B. Vinyl &
Bro., at wholesale prices, In the new Masonie Wall, 710
Clheettuestrie - below Elglitte
Tali " deka" Vitanutiritirr.;t4tie,voutubittee
iiriprilitnuriUor fertile eahlotelabrationtire in the midst
of theliaim*ilinta foltilia*Operobaerrome of the
gieat,Uvent: .grOhdninit'nntcing:Ahe-,hatendiad,recom
mendations of the, commit - fee tho siggert‘n that
every gentleman stall procatiokor-hionOlf Mdr cult at
the Brown fttima„plothingHtU.of Wilson,
NU. 603 ahat:6os atioveStall'A.. - •
STRANOKIgIII.I ?Xi oity it filled with
#oke,gerr: nalezky ere-froei V, South - utid:Weet. The
hotels are Wiled to raids:lOW, and - the-guvmensitles and
busineuthoriMghfares fTe ertnirded with them en row?
to their homes or to-111.-E4-Eldridgem Old Pranklln
=Wall °tithing Ohestuttbatireet, in
quest of beautiful Mid cheap clothing.:'..
`WOtilliiiw Wok fronetoimsflAelf ewttt relief,
orikibiheikt iPirmiNfrith ivo9-110043i.
. .
ItalnalyoulTakthou Whor for eorroabssgriet?
Yetti'blintaltege TOtuottliet47ilteh,elietwer of gold ?
,
Then hie thee altigyeilkether telke,
And hug the beauteous etotheis going by, - ,
' - Glamour.% Braise, •
' At his ,Floihroluibli plothibs 'Bop Oiltitnl No. 007
dhelitillit stmt." : •
Opteial Nattier::
Professor - - Saunders' OlaseleaLlaettlute, at
the 'Weit - Pbiladelphis Institute, , eriinerof Market
street aref,Wllllem, will be zi-britered oil the aret MON
DAY_ of= September. Puplle, to . the
_rinatlier of fifty,
will be . xaetTed 11171100? =PEN NI OS nits ON TIM
. 1'49911111 3 / 1 111411W.4111 Of Till CITT.
without experiee, by a pleialiir arid ode con
isienee; pnpili came carried into - the:fresh - 0e of the
tontntri in less than halfillif hoof from thl eentre of
the, city. geveral. acres cdepan ii:Ound harder on the
anttfulgrites of whtlitt ia;patronised
by many - of , the -dlittnintshed 'gentlemen of-the city,
among - wheetriueethildttersi se; the Ledger,
and Thio'li4th'ilnertiali'iuetridtedratnteateeette.
Pipits are reeetied thli intd the family of
the Prlaalpal. , : •
July 1, 1868.
" We, the tinitteeignext,liaW.lhiditinhs'iir *aria in
Profesar launder's , Instititte tied ifatinlY,during the
60116114wlitolt luetetceed: /In' *fiat :ft:quantal
/cinchona, happy, ladienden,', attention: to -health, and
progress - in thorough ettricalon, our_ (4etteations hare
been fully reallsed.'„To our friends. who are leaking
fer's decidedly good ichnid for their ennectre'conlially
recommend Profaner, paundera!,lnetitute,-
.
NUTTHEW.NifiefIINR, ffelhOP Arei,mtreet.
"JNO. FORNEY, Ohio of The Pfeef..:,
°HARLIN N. _ THONTSON, Thompson & Rood,
413 Otnisintit
-J. S. SILVIO?, leoo Girird ;teatime.
NV. I,IIPNINNN, 851 Morketoireet.,
GEORGE H. MARTINI 1625 *lima aireet
• suaB at
catt attnatlea - lavtlia'llen , and
.aealtitaf
'feast Clothe, Wine Clothe, and farniiine,Ohlateea, of
ereri deseription ; a fill 'assortment of Ilene Covens,
'Table Corers, Preach /lithe Zatlnee,',and - every deBorlp
,itoit of Curtain inateriala incl. Curtain Wren:flop ; 111O
gnettes,.,pluebee,, 'green, bite , . orlineen,!•and maroon ;
eleintij inaiiebi, bell *IN bad* and ..brdoefellee, do.,
of lifeegie. W. If: CAI Orr: tt . ' Rao. = -They colt wholesale
Th•le elide 4710Oheitnut street, below
alglith; in neOtehnlit;ltild.V‘ !mad. It
dies-PrleeCtOthlsE of the Latut tittles, and
madatalkatie ednaninat, eaprandy for. status. aILE3.
We mark Mir:roweenlelliag priteb ht.-Pehui PIGMIES
aisoh - artiolo:'l4lo4Elirtinde to - order - are warranted
Wistactcal,and dna Onx-inm inrwria,daatictly ad
hered to. -We believe this to .be 'the only fair way of
dealing, u thereby all are trolled. alihe;
JONES dc CO.,
601 MARKET Street.
The Dent, the very Best.--Jules Hattel , e
Liquid Hair Dye is not only the' best Ilteparation for
dying the Hair, but inoommtbly =parlor to all others.
The black It produces is not a dull, but life-like and
beautiful color; the brown and auburn are no natural
u to render the detection of a dye an impossibility. No
preilOus pieParetban'orthe,tiair Is requisite to its us
Sold by all' Druggists, and at the Laboratory of Jet.ss
00.4 - 14wiers and Perfunaetai: No. 704
Chestnut streeta4iladelphia. au26-tf
4011"1 7 -These torments of Jobmem to be tin.
eltinktnnt?yinifttlent at`t Is_ttme.. Like the voles no,
befitigiveAssue to the foul and fiery oontOnts of the
detWilitterior. How much better-is it to remove the
otuses - of such tutilering by stimulating the absorbents
to healthy activity through the egency of
grim, and to change' the disordered - accretions into
health-giving elemental For sale 1p this city by Has
card Co., Tirelfth'inad - Ctheetnitt, arid'?. Brown,
rifthend thesintit, su24-d&etf
6 & Baker's
- 011LIBILIMID -
id.lll Y &EWING meal:wise,
• 730 011118TNIIT STRUT.
- Theca ,Mechinen ,are now justly admitted to be the
beat tri I tilt 'for'fandireawineilaking a new, strong,
and elastie stitch, which will wow rip, even it every
fourth ditch - be Oat: ofrildati sent On application by
14,9-7
Jock,Alt,•
JOB PAINTER, - - •
11Fri:I AND tralstarr";,
Cheeks,. NoW , Dtaßa, 111,Ua Wing, Blinieada, eir
iraliira,'Oarda; Mild* of Job Printing, at
prices to mailt the tiara. oe17:11
Swing MU d.--Fire' Per Cents Interests
NATIONAL SAIIIrri , TSQBT 4011PANY, WALNUT
Street, 8. W. corner of THIRD, PDHadolpluts. Money
r ,,,,„k n t In guy annr, large or amall„"and" interest paid
frinn'thir' day 'if dei 'Orrit to Mor;dAY:..V.Valthdrawal.
Money is received end paymentOruede idagy, without
nothM. Thrilnireutments nee inade Wiled .liatate,
Mortgages, Ground Rents," MU. euelarst-otaes seanti
tits ae th charter roguing, cilltnAeurs, from 9 o'elook
in the morning until 6 o , ,elook r inlaid afternoon, nd on
ltiondaT . end FlereviudAielifitil gni - Mak. fee
Seanteata Whoa Fund-OMo is O 3 Walnut
street, oriaiddot.rrart of Sword atraot. i .„ Receiver de.
posits In aunts of Alne Dollar,* uprarde, from all
'alarm of.the,orinomnitY, and *Baia Iniareat at the
rite of Ira per oentporstriumn. -
Moe open daily, from Uinta li 11,410elri and on Mon
day and ilaWnla/ 40,20.1-2;l2rosiaantr
'rabbi* ' , 1411' Trlnlattal Ar1d.410411u7 Olatiel