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than- to benefit the people. , One of the most
unfortunate aspects of the timea,is the preys
loncii:of,CMiriptitic,:ioneng those entrusted
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ladelphis herself has helped an infinite nein-,
her'by' her election of
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beirdlititi • of the , POor ' venal, Boardi of
itealk,',li/bblii;Petincilrnee, and iptamous
Legiatators At_, this, moment, Congresi is
awiAgng,tbeieport of the Naval Investigating
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:lsint*rty astounding' developments; and Ole
1311sidin'ildiree peculation, fraud, extortion,
Ind dhWriright=tibbeiyef 11a public 1143 ,
that tiokt' lebtriii)t age
and `1,401:.40it! ,cOir44::qoverniSent of the
invistigatlng committee is
sow examining, a Charge,agalest a member of
the :Honed: Committee ow Claims, which se-,
eneeihim of demanding atportion of a clatia'
in ?conslderition of 'lfs.' aid to secure its
_
.
' 'The 'Mimic:an, pee'Ple ere /nion and patrl
etle;
biityedO,:nn't:lepresene,the ;virtues of the ,
jratlin:,,! Not o law, representatives rely upon
demagoguism to atone for whole
eoeslans ofivillainy.qc If this great 'system of
freetgevernmeut , ht to "continue Athchecired,
16'400 glorlianti 4ind - beneficent career, 'sane
be iitiVrioa 'foi : Obetlitiig
.thirlY(qt;
mital ‘ he,decity prod4teltievile,"and beanie
more judicious anti considerate. its, their "sefee T ,
lion, of- public, eflicere, - They , moat tobilly,
_destroy the *stem by ,whieli a few miserable
tricitstersiWbe are frequently among the : Mont
debates - tsfs)altnenti of liihitmity that - the xics .
pfiki4difs;fiele r et Itch:rill:ides of the reepectiie
tria's favorites the
:AtAtii,. '44 :it corrupt Men ltiore often a
I,o * „l;elter .clienee of. auceeles. before the tri
bunals really control parflas than Iroderd
. the' .discriminating and re,.
apeatable•-portion -._of the, people either• stay
awal'altegether atiin'the polls, or areilarehed :
teritiff legalitt;tickets labelled
vttii--tlibie;paity names , and forined, by rim
biabit]intinences,We must' exPect very, much
t stich*Stat,e'el thiegi as )11)W-exists. Chindi
datee are not chosen to represent the interests ?
'.%qt.:Pktelligffleß),P4l,4, the,_ patriotism the.
virtuous masse' - they are to represent
the rowdy, shouider4hlttiegi reckless, crowd.
Yrhenever %the . people, take this' matter Jett),
their. ownhandsceither by attending the noMi;
noting' eOtiVentleittl ;o1 'their. reopeotlve-pisr,
Videridi 'striking from - all tlokbis
• c.very t uworthr nine, a better state of affairs
May bivatitfclfratedi- • • „, ,
14 3 # 14 484 1 4 1 FTO":tif.Pii . ,tiPt too much : legisla r
tion.4Thii,couritty.., becoulligileluged.w)lk
a Matis , Of tienseiette useless; lIP-digested
41 1 _. special: 44' d'a,r9i7.
m ntorivilegionpia co/dicing men; achemeq;
m:l4oiintOr'elitporitiona;:44,lo4 derangethe
inainerin and infioi se l
ifeutt-"ltijury.impon* society: , Representative
,operators ei a carrion
gattolitOirdl.l)t.prey; and, es generef rule,
ittie irtiorint' of evil done is proportioned,to
'tbe sialdons. A kw • adroit,
gat Unprinelpfed ienders, , centrol.
-entrapsO) inwary' and Inexperienced into tp3
,140,09k1:;0j4segkiite;:jold, retirsi .tek their
.16meslto . squander , : in" riot and dissipation,
tliolt-rOliolitiftrtf, and to concoct scheme), to
,their support, and to
barter array: their: votes.y: .‘ The ' , world is go 7
tka*tieh,"3:" .. and some „effective plan
etkoiiid-heleVised,for, reibitfthe.BollBioil3:Of
bOowejtheT shorter or less
• „
•• •
:-...,[.- . :-...,_ . -
hal luoiti. ' - Pflokif:'olkuMilsaginilia• .-:
calliatmighicat''Walnuts.stnilit Theatre, Mr. T. J.
- Mitilliefeidayed!Raver;!!in , the Old-fashloned co
teat ; Av,,,1 1 ,4 9.4,4;!' to .4. ti*i"ii,k.iii'aPin`qh. .1i is
i - p,►AamtkfegAfah. 4114 11:60,:iiiiiimu: made his
~o irso k inw r i Arbteh.4'o, gen :great applanee3n En ! ,
topa.‘' Maplayallit exttenialy well. His halts.
.11;6 , ,n0 r e coh#eate,, , iig..dfd'r:ital like- 7 114,4re 'not.
rity,, ii4S. `xlii,c .. frt , e, he _ - lin f tt!rotio, giei a'.
igentionistt..' Mo-wiefurtnoste In hiving le play,
httiohlgobartaing:Eadv'4l , maranth as that step ,
''ling "WbtriiitWldrirT Enfield; whose 'Quaker coo.;
''tiiiai. ; ;Wiiii*Oatiiii - her . Mr', Thayer rattled
(tlliimgh„;2l4 p4,4..irf 4Er'',Georga tAuntier in
Idseviutil demomarative manner. • Mr. Remple's
Sten wits - very - good:-..thea le not a mere pates.
; iii,T3inKOr.;ioefitl; aiStar-iii the company:ain
r.
p r attinf,w4ia Oietly' : ;goed rim Taps:-,, Mora coin-
Mandationt tieases..Y.:lllr . . Worms, as Rphroint
Sereatkilid lot play smoothly; (WO mean no play.
'nfiiiii . WOrda)"itrek'greatly. exaggerated the tradi
11.0.14.1!:iiiiiggefatImigni, 'the ofilraoter, besides in
;lf 4n•tog Mi!nwri. 441 40.4 0 . in• addition telho
entliorfeJ - Mr. E. ,Yaek.rnade the worst .70/ut
Dory we' erier'• saw : 1 - the - vier un •Ilkeness• of
an Ejigliih' tani,r ; f ile *as, tasistaistis ' and.
;gnigaterel.',' ; ', .at i'.;:, .110s:oia ha, ae
~flurry 7 i feun.
der,: Kai 'atiiing -, in ;nothing , but . a remarks.
higiesy ! Of. thg very: ct food* ''. character.
i . iiio t49niof - stiai; iil -, Nis ollplay; the go.
:Volt of: riltiolt ie.euppoted,la have taken• place in
7.Esiglittid) seventy or cighty,years ago, no private
;itanflinikti"Vokres'i'mMisteicha 'Messrs. Williams
,:til,4,orig , ,,,,iikri,'4 , is*atiti'ito*te r liea; and Mr. 'teach
, oported,e4oafee!-;11f0 ,Yfnital.fei r "The,llltudri
iniglfitrantgeref „ita , see what Mr.• WI fl. , Edgers,
itirs - i - Aiiill4,o,ofifedy.,q‘aotor •' here, made of
frii . . o Artilt;- I °o4 - I°: ' O'llit;l l ;iirt '., "Wlfh 'Maim
11n4. 11 (' 6 49/;:lc , iiagt ft; AtkO. '4.thr ParfOrnianoe.
.than his - ,,Qualter, in the comedy, but rather
harAl^-t j#11 1 11.0.P 10 1? 3, lierei:Olo , llf r. Rogers In-,
trodueed words of his ,orftin Unless ha abandon.
'F i t'Ying' to- 1 '44841 18 M Aa .. he . oviti cab' did loot
ryttitliWoli#llavi no•hoperof him: - - Mies Wilke,.
! , 1 4`3 1 1 01* ,( 0.?'; 1 44 141 ire 4 115 : 2 f 4t elnI , I. g very .
:P!,ffiiii,:iii4*iiiWeirpiAiitiliayo ,tmen armored
only; that t 1 404d:had three Versee. This eve ,
404,, Airy meilook;appasre so hamlet. ..is his.
'engageistent deem not extend beyond this, weekihe
,iiannot, repeat any character, , .-'. ; , :i „
, 'At "the - MtitiOrial,,(lWous, Vie opeotaele of ''pin-,
,dia,40,,,i,,10rY handsomely got; up,Van Amhurgb's
Menagerie, and a tiariety‘of perfortaances--equee
',*hitt 4,lintendid; and acrobatie—contlnnet o draw
:stild bona'es,ev,ligY Week:
,' , •
„W,Ohliar iliat Elias Steele's ffOar iftleag !tig i i
I ail"," a Clever, parody on:".tar
OAmerloati Oonsin,”.
'Will 'probably be, brought out on Friday evening
, afßloDoiloi g hVyilOeties,' A ce !tract. 'WO hope'
4:*)4, -. .,.,.1,:,-.. ~.•,., • •
Ykk'ir
eirdsiti;x(litievpararg.-.4he iiale ; of
4liessplanitidmen.himilttilliettee,tin 'inniadaytioit,
*lll abnolutO,' , by ~oides of- the. assignee/I. 'lt
riill fix optitaiir examination every day pxolons to
61 ; 6 ' 1 7i'w
'Falnabittillarkotestreet stores; an elegant Walnut- ,
tttlet-Yeairlenbb; valuable 4111ty.lots; large lot on
;fljtiOliigstaili , NPliffelilTit'neitiY7fotirth :Iva:di a
pn:ollo;t k jil4diPile ,bnil4ing - iota,:
groand hale, bider
condom and others. Bee Thomas do Bone' adver
tiaemont, Emotion head.
THE P-RiggSe-PHILADEIMA, WEDNESDAY. PEBRVART 23, 185 g.
BY A IL.
1 .
or,
,rem. Wissitsittifton. '
poiresponlience of , The Press:/ 'v
tort,,Feb. t 2, 185i1.
' The liguebee of Abelailloe;mc:_legislation in
Washington is not to be &inherit, It' is very den- -
siderahle. Would you belicivelt?--many of these
lovely creatures are by no means indifferent to
the bills (as well as the Williams ) before Congress.
There whom you would 'suppose Most delighted
with the amusements of the saloon and the
opera; those whom yon would `regard ass exec's
itself devetiChreeelety; With id(' itsCoharmlng
varietie6,.are often experts at the game or helping
a private, bill through Congress, arid , not wholly
disintereated at that !• A Washington woroanis a
character for Thoekeroy L to , limo with his Peri-
Let me tr.e.ieiraltato, the ,geglieh satirist.
*"
This is the 22def,Pebruary, - trikdear !' What do
yon; think` Misr Martha' Waahington ' would have
'thought' being asked 'AC help .such a ;Vile
sin as Lecompton through? What would the
Sorely , • worries'''. of , the 'dayO -of Adams lard
Hamilton laid' it. 'they had been / in , 7
"eked to, the' aid of oath' :schemes. ai now Mel
play yourfair Paptiere? there ode Wei Merrill;
the" grandrdaughte'r • of. Ceti First-familyrofNir-•
fires-in-stor with George; grandson or
the lost ef thefilioturnikere wlio fought at Milker,
Ifill--and, 'George Omigreas see hinr,
Margery plieshim forrthe trends spoliation. 'And
look, my 'dear !. there Is the young widow, - whose
SoldlerLhuaberl'• died' only last -New-year's day,
13'418E441i : the ,oid` brahator Of the Senate, for a'
pension.; Don't tell 'Me of the past—of:your 'bet
ter Game; and lovelier women, and bonoeter men,
my ',dear-this' is the age for female -, virtue
and Manly dignity. What if we allow 'our wives
and ilanghtere - to button-ludo members of Con
gresi% for private *bills? What If , they are inte
rested in small, matters of legislation : Is this
not the ' age of progress and of : principle—of
pa
triotism and of piece ?" ~ Dropping Thaokeroy,
low me to ask you to republish, the article. from
Elt Thayer'eoerede,(Ya.j Crescent , Which I an
del.. Whether he wrote the utile% 'or not,„it is
ezoiedingly pertinent. r
• Tie Republicans' ate' exeeiseliely :indignant at
thii atteMptref John' M.' Botts! to dragoon them
into a national party.' They admit his talent and
his power, bat they declare that rather than yield
to his plan of a national , party; as foreshadowed
in hie Tirginta smear, and in his speech of to-,day
Ne'ir,York, theywersid,ted. tbonsand.times Pre
fer- Mese the Doughis Deitiocraoy,,eneeeed.. Mr.
Washburn" of ' Maine,' Mr. - tiliejOy` of '110nois;
Mr. Giddings of Dee, Mr..'Trumbull •of
and even , hir. 'Covede of 'Pennsylvania, are bit- ,
terly hostile to ,Mr. Botts on.d.hts -programme.
In the •useanivhile. there ii no-. doubt that Mr.
Betts is.corryingoff the, VirginieWhigt, and thet
he ba s s manyfrlends in the North. -., • '
When, your ,friend Iluohanan determined to
prove to the'svorld that he, could rot he animated
by any regard tor this' gallant indirtho bed so long
bornis mtuoiltY Mid defeat in him name, preferring
bothlo any surrender of his cause,' he was, not
satisfied with • this act of grace. Lire desired to
crown it with the ever green of enduring hatredrto
his friends; and so, when he put under ids feet
the warm hearts who had toiled .for htin
so " long, be, elevated, to his cenitdente r 'and'
took to his etebrate, the ealuainfolor , of
there gallant.men and of hhnself; Geri
floii - Berinott. Bennett, ripen tir. BuChanan'e
theory is entitled to his highest regard. Ile has
always 'hated Buohaned. He has always been In
the hands -of Buohanan's. foci. I' he lifted yet
eccentric Senator Wetteott of New York; Gene
ral o,ameton, of Perinsylvanissi, bed, until the'Pie:
admit was elected, Chevalier iVikoff—all swerved
the, iterold against Mr. isaobinun., Bennett turn.
ad S. M. lebneten, now of the Washington Union;
dot of the' ir,si , ,itst, for advocating Boehm:an.
13ennett penmen* Ain. D. E Sickles; till Jos
'o6oVitiled
,at his' feet begging PM ,
pardon. BentietthasalwayebeeliNMiti•eitemy. Ben
nett slindered•kir:Cdreoino in the Meet eldidioless
ntnnelr. Alennett attacke- Mr. belment ; ,he
laughs at Cobb ; he donounce's the Cabinet;'
,
against Mr. Bright and Mr.,Blidell, and he has an
especial horree of every friend of the President In
New,,Yorknod. Washington. These are the titres
'that,Dmdett beide the Congdonee,ef isnobabah,
'and loin i:esisie Yon tO,y , er e duly honored attho
White rienkk''' ", '
, . ,
The President intern& Perim:Ming some eats*-
, Ordinary antimf at the= close of till short session,
;intbd - wayrof appointments. 'Some 'strange things
eYe 3nrcenteetelation—some • remotrale • and air..
- potato:tents. "T will net hold, ll attonished if:a
fair of the es ,dal tOtolleSofpowor aro not belated
out if Plied hithe easiest possible linxites• '
SieraterY • ToulYeir Will be Very likedMplately
,Whitereaslied by the Sheridan htimmkttee.,
been ts led' failure' hi the inniturY. 'His mistake'
and. inisfortimelare beerilds Inordinate anxiety
to hide' his !relatives apd dependinto. "This le , a
good Way ttoriakemoney for one's self: , '
- The committee on tire ,00rreptiona in the Navy
pensitmenthae mode the usual ; blunder of sdolt
eosntnitties. All that :wee, netreasary was to re-
Port the erideneti. T, het Touotry Wu; been the
heart and front of manyhront.disterctable trans-
Redone cannot detibted., and:that some of his
subordinates Mould ba deplored, is' edballY mfr.'
tain.. :Bat he, escapes raider a conflict bet Ween
. the different members bUthe 'committee. Feria
we_can _demand. the. evidences, Let; sts
have rtmktl,-Imutlegien).. r, Poorest:
St .
• • 'Letter ow Marriebwrg. "
rpoirespoivleni* of The Pll4/I.]
Hinareapab, Fob, 05'9.
'Mr: preeentett'a Joint fesolution relative'
to the •tfolfit 'Verttoit 'And' Affaachktlol!, which
propesee an fota , opelation of $2,0110 on the part of
the State-to the purvieee of gad Assiatation.
; ; - 211r. Randall; "A further iuripletnent to the, act ,
Incorporating the Cambria Iron , Company," by
whichtbe president and directors of said oompany
ere enabled to create and lune ,any amount not
°needing 65,600 shares of stoolc, , of .the par, 'Mitt°
Or $lO per share, to be used .for the purpose of
Providing a fund for the. redemption, by purchase
Or otherwise; of the tesoid mortgage bonds of this
company; falling due' on the:Januar); Ist, 1865,
together with thlPinterest thereon, and the balance
for the purpose if increasing the cash means of
tbis,courpany ; aim stook may be sold,. or sub
earthed and ptddforetpar eithetirt money or
the second mortgage bonds, and shall be deemed
.and taken Mi" a
.preferred sleek," and shall be en,
titled; iohli•OnilallY, to Seven per cent per" on:
vim out Of the, profits Made: - Thiesoess, if any,
iniy be applicable to constittite a sinking fund or
dividend, • . ,
'Atff; Brewer, a bill'requiring cashiers of banks
to make out monthly statements pf the amount of
'the liabilities to the bank of the direotors thereof,'
speoifYini the *Mount of sub' liabilities' of 'amok
4.iredtor, as maker, drawer and endorser, for ,his
01(11 benefit, contracted either in hi s
l separate ea
peony or as a member of 'a firm or dopartnerebip,
and the amount of huidullabilities as endorser or
surety,,for,the benefit of any other persons.' •
Welsh, a ,
n net requiring railroad companies
M
'to lake' tiliforth annual reports to the Auditor
General:: This bill makes it the duty of the Moli
tor,, General-t 4 -have .printed blaok, , forms for ,
annual reports to be forwardedkith, several cow
before' the first 'of October' in each ' year,
which, when.reoeived froth the companies, are to,
be flied in his offise, and copies of which aro to be
'transmitted, to, the , Legislature... The company ittiStrnf , negleot or erneat - to'comply fellable to a
foie of $5,000. , •
The bill relating to evidence, offered by. Sidge
Bell; man amendment to the one prepared by
Mr. et , ffey, came up in order this morning.
' Thant seotion--readlog that' i "That no person
shall be excluded from testifying as a witness in
any judialal prooteding in this commonwealth by
reason of his baring been convicted of a felony,
afterhe shall have undergone the judgment con
sequent thereon; or , born relieved therefrom by
Breentivepardon—was amended, on motion °fhb%
Palmer, of Schuylkill, by striking out all after the
word felonY,' and Wetting the words ! that the
record of /said conviction may be given in evidence, '
hers
" ' tofore,,to .affeet the credibility of ssaid
tette.
, • The 2d section—t‘ That no person shall be ex
cluded from testifying as a witness in any such
Jedietal proceeding, by reason of alai interest be
May have In 'the event thereof: Provided, how
ever, that this seotion shall not apply to a party
to the record, nor to any.person for, whose Immo
, diets. - benefit the nation may be prostituted or do
fended"-=-wai, on Motion of the seine Senator,
aineeded by striking oat the proviso,and Insert
ing in lieu, thereof the, words " but may be ex
amined as a , witness in the manner herbbinfter
provided." • -
See. 4, which makes provision for a party to the
record being called as a wAteene by the zulverne
party, was proposed to be amended by the same
Senator, .1) , inserting in the last diens') 'reading
thus : "but the party calling for such examination
shall tan be concluded thereby, but may - rebut it
by counter . testimony," the words," his own," or
before, the word ",counter," sq as to make It road
Infiy rebut IC by his own or counter testimony."
Title amendment was accepted by the Mends . of
, rde Clidrey's bill as a partial' advance , towards
their Views.. Judge,flell expressed himself 'as op•
nosed to this, feature, being migrated upon his
bill. The amendment is still ist Kling.
There' was' en •aoknowledged probability of
.Ttidgell.'s'bill - passing: but' the totrarporation of
the' above amendments,' especially the latter,
'which gives It an entirely new phase, wilt West
oar tainTy jeopard its Passage..
~
:The birthday of Washington, gloriously rieh In
clustering associations. sacred memories, and patri-
OS Impulses, is permitted to pass without any
public expression of national Joy and enthu
siasm. nags float, not—matte fires not—feasts
Gli not. Nothing ceremonial or anniversarial save
:the reading of the Farewell Address in the Senate,
which wall performed, as generally remarked, in
a most masterly and stirring manner by General
W. IL Miller,. the , tflictent and eloquent chief
elork of that body. bioldora have we seen • such
constant attention and impressive silence daring
the reading of that gens of national papers, which
is radiant with the lustre of purest patriotism and
lova of liberty. Ansrow.
AT TILE ELECTION for delegates to County
Convention, on fiaturdity,l9th Inst., James B. Mo,
Mahon, Thomas Welsh, Philip Alt, John Moak;
and ‘Jos. ,M. , Watts, friends 'to Governor PaßkOt'S
adthintstratiou, mere .ellated by a large mojotity
to ropresent the North ward of Columbia borough.
A:Toward of $5,000 Is offered for the ills
cevivy and arrest of the murdeter of fieorge
ler, clerk of.. the :Union bank nt.Jeolseon, Tennis*.
o f f, itenentut. etoJept by the murderer is now
.asogitattild holm something erer $23,000. ;
. .
Bum Josonni, _according to • come the
greatest violin playas of rho age, has completed a
new concerto for the violin.
theliii - ahkuts7•Fitud. gde
••••!-:',,
, .
;T ,he .
of this •AssoolnUon,was
beld'a,t.iiiisjoal Pend ell last eveuina, and wee-'
'atteaded, by, a Meat reepectable
,anditme, :fael.• l
large enough to,fill every, Seat, the tickets haylug.,:
beetOncliotously I{iuitedae '. thb t uapactty of, rho.
hall. The Plithirm inseeneepled By many of otti
principall:thertittluits,:and'profeseional gentlemen
who babe taken an soave interest in the objects
of the soeiety. There were three apeeohes made
anPropriato to the °elation, and an orchestra un
dor the (Creation or f Professor Hessler discoursed .
'inusliially'during the intervals. s ' '
The - first busineeforthe efenlierwarthe read
ing of the annual report by the Ifooretary,i the
substance of whioh has already appeared in ;. our
aolnions. .baring pelmet year. the relief aPpro
priatfons have amounted to 61.367.50: The pre
tent number of members is 505, of whom 93 , are
life, and 412 annual contributors.
Prom the report - of the treasurer, W. C. ma r
wig,f Ere;,, it appears that the receipts, front oil
source* bare been 0,975 85, and the disburse- .
Monts $1 104 37, leaving a balance in the treasury
of $2 374.48, whit& will be needed to meet nove
-1 priatione payable before the oolleetions of tide
,year's dues. the present investments of the as
sociation are $2lOO. in city aia-per cent. loan!,
William Welsh, Esq., was the first speaker of
the evening. Be opened -with a brief allusion to
the meaning of the term' merchant, by milking a
someetbateritioal reference to man's development,
PhYsioC/1Y,., morally, and intelleetually. In the
Ninth of his remarks, the Speaker cited, as a
Strange eelhoidenee, the foot that Columbus bad
discovered thin country. by mistake in hie search
for the last Indies, and that now the•Rast Indies
threw open their arme with greater willingness
to .tee commerce of Amerioa and our Christian'
misatortariee -than to those, of' any other land.
Numerone other hots in oanneetion with this were
introduced, to shim tb6 reciprocity of feeling no
trinity existing .betireen the people of that dis
tant country and the people of Amerioa, among
which the suocessfat treaty between the.two coun
tries recently greeted through Mr. Reed, was
Speoftlly..dwelt Upon,:
The object of Mr. Welsh was to lay a foundation
fOribtroduoingan argument birlthe neoektity of our
me/shunts Sit ting themselves for the vest responsi
bilities which, are centering around them, The
honorable progress which bad been made ,y,our
merehhnts towards a higtielotaoral and religious
etendard Vitiate, 'the last thirty, peers was also
dwelt upon by the speaker. - remembered•that,
thirty years ago, the note of a man „was actually
regarded With less fiver' for hie conneotioi with
,religious .organisation. And the wee applied
to the .press of • our arty and laud. It, was
not unsafe to, say that More intelligenoe 'of a
religions character was contained in one dare'
Issue of our standar prose now than, thirty
:roars ago, would have , appeared in the oo
lames of our nesvapapers in three hundred days. I
In illustration of this probity of our merchants, a
graphic desoription was given of the trifling losses
sustained by our, banks oompared with the amouht
of their disetnnts: Ile bed taken pains to obtain
•fttote bearing on this pelist and bed learned fail'
in three of our principal banks, the discounts of
whit* had, in a given,period, amounted to thitie
hundred and iiinetylteven mlllionk, the entire lots
sustained by; theni nem non•msyntent had but
remelted. the emprtansaelY, insignifioant sum of
fifty-six Amelia% dollere.
The , bait speaker introduced to the audience
was Hon. Mayor Henry. Ha opened with a deli
sate tribute to the gentleman who had' preceded
hini, stating that ho had jest realised the truth of
a remark made by Bishop Potter on the same pla_k
form, on a former ocoasion t that papa coal(' aortal
present the elating of thie eeelety as the mernhant
himself., Its than 'eulogised In eloquent terms the
obatitebre elosoklations of our country, and erpe-
Molly that the anniversary of which they had as
gambled to celebrate, The intimate relations 843- I
twined by this a:Misty to the integrity of the mer
chant were critiCally dwelt upon. There werP
Gwen when ,ertiefortuae.hore heavir ,alien , the '
rairehant, wlfilm net a feretylire rib acted to the
loss 'all they paikeifeed:eice'ept the r honor—the
lose of. wide)) alone Inas in its nature Irreparable
:--a,nd etch times the saving intluenoe of such
an nisoolation as the Merchants' Fond was Incal
culable. It had always been found that the mer
chants ,of our land had, been most liberal in
their contributions to the growth and prosperity
of war institutions. Eleren of the aigners of the
Declaration of Independenee had been mertlhante,
and Kent the ears of Bane hid the glad tidings
that Corn*allii *ea taken" fallen with more
imiter' than upon these of obr riser.
chante,,whose mooey, and sympathies had more
deeply than any ether elate, been enlisted in that
'glertottestroggle for liberty: - '
The last speaker 'of the 'evening was the Rev,
Dr. futon. Be, also opened with a few smooth
'sentences bestowed upon Me- predecessor, Mayor
Henry, TherisWere two Or three things of Inter
estattached to the very idea'of -the society.
teir f t, tkat it wati a charity ;, second, that It was
a fraternal 'charity; but at last there was some
thing In the title of this society *apparently con
tratlictorv, which was interesting to consider. A
merchant's charitable fund implied a gift of
charity, to that oleos, Which, above all others, die ,
penises wealth to the world.
The mere name of.twerefiant, behnaw . elgnidrd
Merely ekohange of commodities. Tat, we
could not doubt that it was pre-eminently the 'des
' id* of the merchant to send the' Gospel through
out the world, Their capabilities, as rush, were
imMenehrsible. Bat here came in the ,other
'thought, that this ohms, which h td eopstituted the
prie6es of wealth in all ages, should lim found let
rwerished and in 31884 of, charity. But, 49 le
thought upon thil, be remembered that a strong
craft was sometimes dime:Wed by an adverse
, wind,,• and so. the -merchant, - An trusting his
wealth ,to the , MO pr, the , polooleeee
.of hie debtors, 'wen tinifo O
ldably uheihkedt
wonder war, - DA that Mite aoOlety shoUld ea t,
but, that,thererritre 001 many other* orgaoliced
yet, instead of this, AO tiercibant fund in Philadel
phia lifted' its solitary head as the only Menu
xn t this,hobbe eolleitude for the welfare of in
digent merolosnte, ,• • • • - • -
nn
' Dr: Vloton'S ooeeiste upon p the , proaperlti, time
adierilty; and-tee iffeete 'et failure demi the' en
. ergles , of members,-were at once foreible and phi
leraphieet gtat ealiguste of this humane society
was 'of the highest character, 'OM he 'thought
every merchant should esteem it a privilege to be
.a, contributor to - Tho heaven-born sympathy
whiolt was so beautifully embodied in, an organi
notion like tbis - ,weealonisuffmient to entitle it to
the bestwishel of man and the blender; of God.
Tke ,addressee elicited the closest attention of
the atidienee, and were greeted with frequent ap
plause ' duties their delivery. "
THE LATEST NEWS
13Y TELEGRAPH.
TRIRTY-FIFTR CONGRESS,
Boconu Nosatolu
• Wiennovroti, Feb. 22
, ,
Mr. KING. of New York. preeented the memorlel of
John Reeve. anal architect of Drookiya, asking that
the United, Beane minietet et Conetentlrople be In
strooted to ,nrie his claim upon the Tarkl.h Govern
ment. Referred to the Ocrotnlttee on Borelgo Agile-
Moe.. . • •
Mr. riton„ p 4 Inditia, from the Cominittee on Print. ,
ink; wooed to reconsider' the resolution to' pint 6.000
eltra appirg of the coast purvey for distribution almg
the eeebeard. This motion gads rile'to nonsldereblo
dishtmelon,- pending whiob •
htr .11uarke, of Virginia. moved to tat np the ei
eCdtire; fegleiatire, and JLLdlalel appropriation hill,
Which wen oiseuseed., ,
The bill anProprietee eV follmvel—=Vor gerators , ccon•
penes , ion and mileage, $319,018; &mate oillcere, elrrga, ,
messengers, and others, $78,000; olntlagot eXpbaffes,
viz., binding, $60,000; eograving, Ftatione7l
$ 3 , 0 00 p newspeprees, , sl,t 00; Congresstoast Globs co d
bia o log• tiii, B4 o,' repotting proceeilogs, for the Con.
greaeional G.dbe: $18,010; committees , Olathe, pages,
police, bore., sod carriages. $32 000;••ntlacelhineops
items:vizi 00 ; compel:wit:lon lust it:dregs of roembeta
and delegates of thellonse of Representatives $1, 0 10,-
000; iLu.uie alms, clacks, measeogers, and others,
$78,000; Rouse contingent enemies. viz., bindlog,
$ lO o ' o , stationer,' $16.001; horses $3,f00; newepanerv,
$11,000; ouirravlng, IGO 0.0 ; veriOull items for labor,
police, ha„ 524,000 ; folding documoole, sBo:oo94.mie
cellaneotte, 540 000; committees , clerks, temporary sad
,otherwise, 517 000; John 0. Rives one cent extra per
page over g 000 pages' of the Congressional Globe,
$11,000; ecirapeneettou to the Mote
reporters ; $1,000; payer for printing for the Thirty
'aixth (Negress, $,00,000; printing, $7O 000;
neon, library. and printing, about $00000; Cloud of
(Halms. $3l 000; Executive Department, 16,9,000; De•
pertinent of Mate, about $Bl,OOO, •
At this point, the hour of half•pset one o'clock only.
log, a debate eatted so to the order of Inmlnest, the
Vice President . submitVng to the Senate whether, the
appropriation bill should be eovaldered, or the bill for
the serinfoltion mf Cubs be taken op.
' Sir. hiIVOSII.I., of Louisiana, sold that, If the Cubs bill
wee pooiponed, he would consider it as an evasion of a
direct vote on the bill lie had bean inforined by its
opitonenta that they Intended to prevent a vote upon It
then serslon lie regretted that its friends were miss
ing as the dinner hour approaohed, while the Opposi
tion teemed to be diaciplined, and were better Hatters.
lie trusted that the bill would be disposed of thie let.
alma,
The vote befog taken en the question of postpordag
the Dublin bill, It waa agreed to—yeas 83, nays 82
The iloqate then resumed the at prom Melon bill.
Treasury Department; abottt WO 000; Interior
pendant, .$llO 000; Ektcrefere Genera), $lO3 000; War
Department, $/30,(01); Navy. Department, 5 1 0 7 , 1 . 08 11
Poet Office Lepartment, $lBO 000, Dieoutive Pei Oleg,
8 8 000 ; Philadelphia Mint, $145 000; Pan Prinelsee
Mot $141,000; New York Assay onto.. $40.70f ; New
Orleans Mint. 504/00; Charlotte Mint, $8 000; Milo
nvga Mot, sBoo o l Covert:meet of Otegou, 134 OW;
llovernment of hew Milaide, $17,000 ; Government or
Utah, $8,003; (Internment of .Wealtiegton 834 000;
Government of, Nebraska. 53800 1 ; Government of
Nanests. $37,000;i Judielary, $191,800; Attorney Gene
ral, gat pop; jradeptoifiebt Treasure. $120,00); 'Expenses
of Colitotron of Land Baseline, 1808 000.
Derimunume —ln parer for thet session 88th Coo.
gretv, $138,640; In paper for second seasion 35th Con
grew $78,800 ; In printing for second Session 05th Con.
gram, $B2 000 5 Vgashlrotton city Items, about $6O 000;
bil.cellaneous, about $60,000.
The total amountof approprtattOna Is about 06.000,030.
The only eaueedmente et Importance introdecei In
,the bill we e those front the Pintoes Committee,
making as aPDroprlittlon of 520 000 to take N census of
the population of Itatime, with a view to the adMietdon
of that Verrttoty into ebullition as a Btate ; also, $O,OOO
to pay the Oregon tlenatr.ra; also, nddlttooal sections
relating to the Mint.—namely, estendlng the time for
the Inane of Canto to two pears • oleo, that when relined
gold hellion shell 'bodepostteit at tne Mint, or coy of
Its branehew, the trimmer shill make payments there•
for as soon as coined, and that the eh ego for moil:dog
from refined gold bullion /hall be threv•mahthe °C, one
per eintem. • All of which were adopted. ,
• Mr. gun, of New York, 4(fered as amendment to
I the any surplus to the receipts over the
I aaPenditures of the Amoy Offloe in New York shall be
expended, urder the &amnion of the th,retary of the
Treasury, in the alterarion of the premises, and per
' chats of machinery for coining gold and stir e;:, and, fta
noon as posalb'e, that coining be commooned,
eMr. Nino and Mr. EASTWARD, of New York. atvocated
the reemuttret, egetnot Mr Rumen, of Pennsylvania,
and the debate was entered Into with considerable per-
Unitelty all round.
Mr data, of New liammitdre, although he hid no
partiality for either oily, thaight the how York r ince
merely asked permlealon to theca the eating. it had
made by judicious m a nagement. It would be °canon:lt •
cat and wtee to hero the money coined at New Yotk,
where the gold Is brought, !attend of haying it carte d
to Philiet Mettle mad twit.
Mr, 110nran, of Yieglnie, ratted a point of order. •
Mr, .I.veneeis, of Ceergia. who occupied the chair,
sustained mr. Renter, sod 'decided that the surplue, If
any, at. the New York Aeeay Cillee, belonged to the
Treasury. , hence Mr King's amendment wan equive
lent to an additional appropriation; and therefore out
of order.
. Mr Kisra tild he would not appeal from the deolaion
of the Chair; Mat would 'take another Oporto/tier to
put the subjeetheforo thelleneto
At a. later ;pried of the dehite, Mr. atkeirell,'Or
North Cerolini, Meesdi tti , atrike gilt all the appropria.
Hone far the Aesay Oifiee at New York.
Mr. CIANNHON, of 'POinlylrabla; said they area cam
fed and prudent , people in Piiiitutelphts:' lie dot not
mean to .tuipm.sth the Integrity of the people of New
York ; but they are a' ,4 great" people—they do things
magnificently andeutemelvely In ma, a great deal of
money 9 waved in that great city, which aspirant° be i
dot bitty the oommerehil, brit the politioal metropolle of
Cale weary.
Mr. 01.180iliN Old if hie amendment prevailed, he
Wonid iAoVe to Abell& tlf . iNerlorabitffita heklite. in
New York State. , '•
Marten said Gail the- first be ever - .a
.knewthatuny member ottlals 'home thonghthe etth> MIAIFIL OF TUE STUMM LFRICAt.
.alrect the hate of . New Tort by i.depoval of the pi 0.,.; ' • , Cr ,
nage, of the' Federal ,Goveynmeet., , (Seward) woe e• s, - ' T I LE FEELING:
_berfeetty willing for *gybed? .to _try It. Let th em to •.-
whited,' and - ses,..kre they want& Cotes nut of • The ' , ,
.115 W Ti-Or..LltavOillee.hrd - heto eatelllatied,for.fetir - PliStf.Youi Pali 22 —The steamehip ,Afritialuts
years, in which-lime ninetpelgantllione ologold ,and rived, 'with -Liverpool' &tee to the Bth' - toot , the
-four and it htit 'utiltione of Mick .had been Varotied: - risme as lin:night by the Prince Albert at bt Joints.
The etost - Of trioeport to and from Philadelphia to orie' l• Baron Yon tierolt Is a pm/ensue br the Africa.
dollar per thousand. dollar; of gold, and three dollars The Africa ITO°, on te 6 11. the steetothlit His
l per thentand pomade weight of silver. The transport gara, bound to Liverpool, tif Sailycattou ; also, the
of that atuotietr, Neal to $73,000, wan raved by the Ail• aura. off Cork. tin the llth, she passed the Europa,
" Vr ai giasoir said the tobate of Otrolltia. and
tor,Ll' ;
ri r e l re t t.m in er li A t r . attr d ,le gli " ;ll l ,7tia r nede i g h . e ,
Strarglatirere eatablltheS- for the pewee /Passes of the lonia. 40 deg. ,
pinata 00 .. b it sulect Mites, the NeerTork acme ethos The billp Thome U. Perking, from Liverpool for
fortbe.heneitt of the rich, such as Astor awl ether mil- ',„pluladelphia,.retorried to port ea the 21 Japt,d
noniron. . s he was to discharge her cargo arid receive the omit.
Mr. OoMO3ON said this wee the fret time be had ever wary repairs.
heated of node men to the Smith. Ile would let them resootin nese 40 a.l
bare their little mints; they do not colt much, and if Nair YORK, Feb 22.-,-Tee Africa brings fifty presto-
We are civil to term they will be civil to tin: gore,, including Baron You Rerolt the Prussian Allnlio
Mr. Toirths, of Georgia. In reply to a vagina' put' ter to the Dotted States ,
by Mr.llate,/rankly admitted that, the pircumatthices LaTBST 117 TELEGRAPH:
-welch rendered the eatablishelent of Mint to his State Loewe, Saturday, gab b.— rho foods opened, yes.
Peethattlr had 1 6 wftill away; hence the inlet was •terday, at X d. cline, nod °bleed at ,tf lower than Tlaws
netegsgry. When the Mint wee established at Fhiladel. day's quolatmes. Nearly all the other classes of seen.
Ohl& Wiese the centre of the eouu'rv; new Nair Yolk is ritiea anew a decided decline. ,
the Soinetal centre. Now York, New Orleal.s, nod, pin there wee aleoa great fall in the 'French ?node, yes
/moo/10, are the Wave where th ere /berth! be mints. tardier. equal to X, making IX in two daya,and Bad)
, regarde the tromition of fotreochnieut he would o,lg game New Yeerte day
Amish skeane& whether large or, small, and without The London Daily News atgaea from the remarks of
reforetace.to the locality, wherever the patina received the Premier end Chancellor of the Beth. goer that the
po correepoadmis beriefitt po Mort of forelge allalre is most critical. The mime.
Mr Point, of Ohio, was opposed. to the New , York As. tire Ive unlade to funalth ataboritallre eXplagtatione
say Office. We opinion wee, that the stint Should be respecting the inteotions of the Prevail Emperor. It
st Washington. 15 felt more clearly than ever that the preservation of
. Several other Senators spoke for and against the peace depends on the writ if cue individurd.
amendment. Toe Timm' city article says that the conviction is '
And basil/ Mr. 011ogillatt's motion was lost by the that war to Intended to be Provoked.
following vote: - Th e dhoti/sloes In Parliam*ut hero bed a very dlr.
Ifsell—Massrs. Bayard, Clay, 011ogrotto, Fitch, P i tt. edutkaleg &eat, Which' wail greatly aggravated by an
patriek, ,Green, Ilanonend," Iverson, tlittallsoti of aocommement that Sardinia wee attempttosko make •
Athwart; Jame, Polk, Pdgh, Bald, and Sebastian loan and also by an imperial pamphlet on flair.
Ali the other city journals are also epectVating on
DlXl—Meters. Bell, Bettlatedn, Steer, Bright, Bro. the weer:Avalon.
device., Brown. Cameron, Chandler.-Clark. Oolismer, Ihe L mdon, Times says, in a leadlog editorial that
I/ sou. Doolittle, Dousing, Durkee, Pesmoden, Teeter, toe torch of aver once 11gintedr no 'one can tau when
Gran, Bale, Hamlin, Ugrian, Goarton, Kanter, John- it will he qnanohed. To .tegtand there sienna to be but
eon of Tonne ses, Kennedy, King. Lane, Rice, Seward, one Duty—that at maples energetically that without
rlmmoue. elidell;•Smith, Stuart, Toombs, Trumbull, War, or any qtber diaterbanee of the general peace of
'Wade, Ward, and • Europe , Italy 'halite; tree " ' "
I Mr norm:mt., or Illinole, moved that the feints at In mother part of the city &gide, the Times :
Charlotte and Wanness be abolished, end that the , It is presumed that the Sa rdinian loan is to be
President he Mahon/ad to sell the cites. ' used Ira Turih, but if that be impracticable, then at
Mr BATenD of De lawa re , moved to Include • the. l'arle,..under need' guarantee In London it would
A• '
osty Office,st T art, , be acaraely entertained for a element The fall in the
Ilfr.llayardtg eblendment was loet,And Mr. Trumbull , / 0 per cents since the let or Jeeuery has been already
atoted, nearly equal to ten per tent.
Mr WILNON, of Maiissetiusetts, Intl . /Muted. as a new Advises reeelied by telegraph state that Bettina has
seance, that the mileage of Senators be reduced from commenced in Montenegro. The Basalacs bare been
forty tb twenty cente r lie considered that that wig aa repulsed to an attempt to take the town of 1 heladj,k
much se it ought to be. lila own *platen war, bow. on the clromaien coast.
ever, more in favor of a graduated crate, from fifteen ,- - --
to
twenty.five eents--secording to the diatance. At
thin nonce bill Makes An appropriation for the mileage
of mei:therm, he would aocept it as en indication tint the
Rouse comiemee the present system, and he would
me-t them with Chia proposal.
Mr Emma, of Virginia, said Gil/ was a dellos to and
difficult matter and bad better he incorporated In
another bill. sir Mater himself could make the sna
p Cation without prejudice, an he receives no mileage,
or neat to none.
Mr. Witilonie amendment was kilt.
Mr. Kato moved, as wan additional smitten, to repel
the restriction clause of the ant to admitffiausaa, end
palled 'on 'the Oregon Sritatora t. 6 'do for her ait they
thstnialies had been done by, ,
Mn, Leek. of Prison, and Air. MO of Oregon, said
Mitt when Raneatcame before Cpagress seeking &delis.
emu, they fottld act by her with justice Mr. Smith
made a /Teich of MOM teriath
Mr. DOI:MAO, of Illinois, took the, door, and pre.
aeaded to ray that his sentiments were well known ;
They had undergone no change, and he did not expect
they will change Be held that Hanna ought to come
in, Irrespeative of the moue, with such a Constitution
Scribe :Mall choose nonce he did not admit the cedes
sity of the appropriation f or taking the census. Ue
wanted either this Appropeihtion stricken out or the
revg ; b' Rama,E. enteredr hi:protes t eget
elan introduction of rem esoltingand igammatory
cob.
inch. He mentioned that be sae only lather author , aed
to report against %Constitution framed at Leavenworth,
and which had been offered by the Senator from New
York, and he was delaying it at the instance of the de.
legate from Kansas. who /aye the people do not wish to
OM in under that Constitution. Mr. Green ooncluded
by inculpating the Ant§ of preserving a unity in feeling
Meal Is'ictloce of the coontry. -
After novena' attempte to adjourn, mast of them
being defeated by the vigilance of Mr. lIIINTAR. who
wee linifelle to get the bill passed, the Senate finally
adjourned ate late hour.
• • MBE OP REPII.IIBENTATIVEB,
Mr. Davis, of Massachnsette, moved to take up the
Mil granting bounty lands to prirateereinen. hoot—
yea Tf,rmye
The bill consequently gees to the Committee of the
Ville% on the 'tate of the Dillon, and will probebly dot
be reatpee thip Belden. - .
The House then Went into Codirolttes of the Whole
Quite Post Oftme appropriation bill.
Mr. Baron, of New York, offered an amendment pro.
vlding that the supplies frr the department be given
out by °mind to the loWeat bidder. He : Feld there
was a eltri , ler prorielmt in the organic law cf New. York,
willed bat eared million, front corruption and fraud.
This was the only method of effecting a reform.
The amen 'meat was rejeCted.
Mr. tfamterr, of Virginia spoke of the conetently to.
oresolog expenses of the Poet Moe Deportment. If
they grow at the rat-, of a million dollars a year, there
Is no telling where they will stop. 110 offered an
amendment iettrieting the Poetumeter Demirel to the
present approprintlon in the next 'rues expenditures.
- Mr: DiRSSDALIt. of Miseleslppl, geld the Ileerke hid
been Increased on the spelleation of members of COn.
I/ real, end pe complimented the Postoiaster (federal on
baring eitOmded ruall faoilitlee to the hitherto neglett
of eolith end Wed.
Mr Proatee, or New York. remarked thkt the moat&
meet bee positive relief to the Postmaster Geo
,eral, and he coati not imagine how it could in any
possible sense be °Nostra to him
Mr. flattams, of (10.3rAilk, Cirdredilitlilingtldmellt pro.
v.dlog That the money shill be spent Nosily In ad the
States. Ire did en to bhow the otter folly and Impranti.
°ability or Mr. Ciareettts position , that the Post °Moe
Departmer t could be made seltsostalninit
Mr, Jt.ux (loco/US is, or New York, we. convinced Mist
the department atiotildnot be, in an economical orpolit
foal reuse, a .sellinAtefolog machine; as to the elate
of New volt, the receipts were largely in excess of the
etpendittino.
- Mr Lk rooks, of i'lvalnia, tholight The department
ehmtld be eel , eitstaining It was so In former yetis,
under Mt the 411841.m:degas not now *listing
Mr. Otiose At, reserolog, spoke in Weer of the abro
gation Or the /reeking privilege al the commencement
of a wholesome reform.
Mr. Moons, of Alabama, mild if the receipts of New
York were largely In OMAN of the espenditures, it was
because the ocean wall facilities were conferred on the
entre/ New York,
Mr. 83711 e, of Virginia, made similar marks.
Y
of New ork, replied, assertimg, on offi
cial data, that theeervice in NOW York Is sell.sestaln
log, and that The Mate la a creditor to the amount of a
hundred tbouss.d. annually.
Mr. nonoNas, of Pennsylvania, thought this rivalry
between gentlemen in and ont of New York should here
orate. Me trusted that when the ocean mall 04 1 / 3 e/
bill shall come up, gentlemen will /gamble a wise dis
cretion, and distribute that kind of service all over the
Upton. and not condole It to N. w York, *blob ham so
many commercial and artificial advantsges. The effect
of Mr. Garoett's amendment, be tall, Would be to cur
tail the service.
Mr. BaARCR. of North Caroline, favored Mr. Gar
nett's amendment, White be would make the moat
liberal poets' arrangeinente. It was only of Leto yearn
that the Poatmsater General bat been allowed to call
ha the pablie Treasury. and Oils presented a greater
reason why Gemmel should limit and control bte dis•
cation to the espenditaree
Mr, GaagaTT fad hie amendment had sables to do
with the ocean or' overland mails - lle merely asked
that the purse of the nation shell remain noder the
Meditation, sod not at the indieerlinmate mercies of
any tamales ofneer,
After farther Oebaiteddr. ft trnett's amendment was
rejected—yeas 34, nays ant couplet
Masers. Avast , and At KISS, of Tennessee, severally
roplioi to the remyks mach yesterday by Mr Blair, and
with mach earnestness Weeded the Postmaster Gen.
rent froth the oherge that to aelectieg the overland
route he was influenced - by personal considerations.
They raid it wee true that the Postmaster General
owned lend in Loitanaas. but not within eighty miles of
the route, and that on the Miselealppl. 4
Mr. BLate, of Missouri, tad that Mr. Cra , g, of Mis
sissippi, and Mr. English, of Indians.. informed him
that tee Postmaster General owned lend In Arkansas.
Mr' EX01.1• It denied that he ever comma Masted any
such hatermatiori,
Mr Eaotastt explained. nA did gay iil seleating the
recite there wee more of politics than lamming 'the
value of the pobilo lands, and that lie thought it was
the pioneer of the Pacific Railroad. Re, however, had
Attributed no unworthy motive to the Pontmeeter, to
whom 'lse Administration was indebted for three•fourths
of Re popularity. [Laughter ]
Mr. Pcoestros, of Pennsylvania, denied that the
postmaster's laod touched elsewhere near the route.
• Mr. B6►ta winked to know bow the gentleman knew
ant (net.
M. FLo , II2XOS replied that he asked the postmaster
this morning. The route had been heretofore 'adopted
by the late Gm. Rusk.
These explanations ocessioned , not a little excite
ment.
ithout condoling action on tie bill, the committee
rose.
On motloti of Mr. Brianerv, the House took up mid
passed the Senate bill Incorporation the Washing
ton National Atonement Fixiety. IC^ oontaing the
Lunen of the gentian:din representing the 'retinue
branches of the public service es the =wagers, inclu
ding Lientensat.tierteral E cot t, together with et - idioms.
The President of the United States is ex-otricio presi
dent of the society.
Mr. •Ettatillu, tieing to an explanation, remarked
that ha had never add, In conversation with Alr Blair,
of hie own knowledge, that the Poetmaster General
owned lauds in Arkansas in the vicinity of the overland
route, although he might have spoken of such tumors
In circulation. hot he had no recollection of even do
ing this.
Mr Stela replied that Imbed r ever onoW Mr. Mu
lish as amerticg the fact of his own knowledge.
On motion of Mr. Covens, harry Connolty, after
whom the Sergeant-at-arms had been sent, to compel
het attendants° 43 a witness before the committee inves
tigating the accounts cf the late Superintendent of
Printing, wee dtsch arged.
Mr. Gooses. et Indiana, asked leave to Introduce a
bill to revive the tariff of lath.
Mr. Pima's of Missend, had previously moved a re
cess tor general debme
Several mutiosn were made to adjourn, end the coa
led between 'the Maoris of an adjournment aid those
la favor of a reo-se wee Confusedly kept up fora long
Mr. Moo en, of Michigan, said that It was at his in
-stance a ?Mal hat been moved lie wished thereby to
faellitete businese. but the gentlemen on the other side
died refused this arrangement. - -
Mr. hunhavr, of Itentooki, was opposed to seven or
eight s,entlemen tomb* hero in the evening and pub-
Manias ape oboe, some of which were never delivered.
Weeded out wi h the cooteet, the Mouse adjourned.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
figNATte.
lianatesueo, heb. 22, 18t9.
A number of petal:menu a variety of eubjecte were
resented.
he Committee on Roads and Bridges reported a
number of billy favorably.
. The following bills wore Introduced :
Mr. Banwsa, one relative to banks of this Comnion•
Mr. Websir, ono requiring railroad companies to
make no annual statement of their hiralra to the
auditor General.
Mr. MILLER Introduced re series of in:nt resolati,ins
n‘lative to the Mount Vernon Fund Asseelation.
Mr. Flnalt Int:educed a Joint resolution instrnairg
the &MIAMI end requesting the Ef preseneativen in
ogres to veto fore bill granting peaninns to the Col
d.e.e of the several ma R.
The bill rot wive to evidence wee diem:limed at length
by blear.. Bell, Palmer , Golfo, F inn e y, Maren,o,
I.p.r:is and Winfield, and is stall pending on almond
coding.
'VV....lL:oaten'. Farewell Address was read and r
etired:to be prated, alter which the tie nate adjourned.
HODB.B.
The Muse met at seven o'clock this evening, there
being scarcely bo quolutu present.
Washluaton's Yarewell Adttrese Wet:read, after which
the lions° adjourned.
. -
.tRW YORK, Feb. 22.-4ohn Minot' of Virginia,
adiressed au innuenee Audience this afternoon, at the
Anutemy of Dittsio, on the ettbPot of "National Poll-
Urn." HH tentialentA wero enthatiartiselly responded
to
The birthday of Washiogton was otherwise appro.
protaly celebrated by the military and variOuS
oillo societies. The weather wee prdpitione, and the
meals Were thronged throughout the day.
• The Htavk Warrior. • r
Ron VoeK, Feb. 22 —The Agent nt the Bonnt of Ue
dais-Were expteneet the hope of enoceedlns in the effort
teeeve the .team hip .111nnh. Wart tor.
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Kentucky Politics.
OrroSITION CONTENTIO:I
tocmvita.e, Feb. « , 2 —Tho Hew nay Oppcn,tion
Oonvontlon met to day. ]la•tiorernor Mather pre
eldp.
A committee wee appointed to iopert the renotottrms.
An immense crowd hen congregated. nada'. .1' ly every
county in the State le repronent‘xl.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
'Connecticut Politics
112,011 D, 0011t1.. Feb. 22.---The Demrcrate of the
Be.ondOonarefla snot district, Ueda.. re-nominated Hos.
Bawl. Arnold for. member o.ngress, and the Demo
crat. of the Fourth 4letriet re.notairded W. D. Bishop.
The latter oenventlou passed resolutione In supper; of
the ddrairdetratioo.
The Ohio
OIN9I2INATI, Feb. dt —:Tbe fiver to r 4 bnnic SIOWIy
THE CITY.
I,,MtrahillNTB ?MB EVENING
WIlitATLEir ar., CLASEN'S ARCIZSTEINT TREAT'S.
"The Iron Mask "-A-•• Doctor Dilworth."
New %Pi' eLeue•Se'rer, Tune:ea.—. 'Hamlet
I , Au o Mai d. "
. bretitortt Clittaus.—" tan kattArgWe liiimagerteo—
u Lent's Ozrone Compftny ,, --t , E qu e stria n , Gymnast's
sad Mrobatic feate.3,
•
lgoDo_o Oo 3 s- GimilsB.--Eleleotions from Ploys
dews from °perils, Pmitmilmeo, Danefig, sod Stagiag.
Taolnnen Vanzatita.— ,, Ellauelbuleone Entertain
scents."
ASSIINIDLY BUILDINGS ...43Ighor
TUE DAY w CEI,EIIo.h.TED.—The one hun
dred and twenty seventh anuiversary, of Washington's
birthday was celebrated yesterday with More naiad -
reify and feeling thin we remember to have leen on
any previous OCCIL9IOII. The day was eminently atutpl
clone, the air being loft and temperate and the sun
tibiae delloions. Addei to all, the feeling now prevadleg
our national heart, in favor of the glorious effort being
made by the ladles of the land to make the tomb or
%WINO on a Fational Mecca contributed largely tathis
remit. The day was ushered in by a merry ringing of belts
—the chimer of Christ Ohdrch sod St E tephenht oohed-
Int moat melcullotlily in the morning all In the nary
at.,L a national Woe wee fired at eantlee. Dud og the
day the ships is ode port displayed ttelr bunting in the
Most patr,ollo profusion. ' Pigs were stirpended In all
PorliOne of our City—from' the State Minim, the pliblio
buildings, the balls of the Sri commies, and from
11111,D, private dwelling/. The military, a a general
thing. tarried out to
,galtant array,. and paraded our
streets • with featherel end ingerm'and InteeltUr and
fearful accoutrements of borrow breeding ware,' to the
Stirring music of the martial fife and dram. Chestnut
street, the thoroughfare, was thronged the live'ong day
with crowds of fair ladies and brave men. arrayed in
holiday attire and radiant with smiling bealthfulneae.
There is something In the memory of the ttlostrunit
Washington that ins-tree our people web a feeling
beyond enthusiasm. The famed awe to whiclohts name
is held id a most beautiful thing and never Wu It so
exemplified pa yesterday. It gems to grow brighter
with email aneneeding pita., and more and more glori
ous as the dletehos between his day and oars grows
longer.
II illowed be the - memory of Washington !
OPENING Of TOR: NEW HALL or quE CoLtms-
Ot• NNOME Cr. airadr...-The new hall of the flolumb's.
/loglee Company, on Filbert street, above Eleventh,
was formally dednated lest evening. The ballet/1s
of a eery neatorder of architecture. and the manner In
which the room, were decorated redeem great credit irk
the onemittee hoeing the tuatter in „charge The cols-
PeoT formed In jnocineloo at the doomed their old
boars, and marched to the new building. A great num
ber ,of, bullet rare - In aitedattne,7„ and :elillmled the
scaitg with their dthll6rr. • The - treed Wsb ;eery greet the
room. being litetalty lammed On order being teetered,
Mr P Gallagher, to Steil nest and aPper , prtate epsech,
formally deft ated the but ldirg to the used for which it
was Intended. The kepi of the bulldog
,were =en
handed by the obairthan of the Wilding comMittee to
the president who receired them In the name of the
mernhete. • r ' • ' -
Mr. William Buan was then introduced to the misetb-
Mem And delivered the dedicttory orstion. It,wav a
Tam eutla.ot effort, sed was loudly Applauded. U.
Alluded to the day°, which they were Assembled, to
the print sautes ot Washington „stud Columbus, whose
glorious diedsbrsee blended toge , hre' iu thiS'grest AR.
Lion, Columbia. Continnitg to a MIMI, of mangy on
Wepbtrgionle nienior,y, this speslutr paid a gLowtag. trib
ute to hie cberocter sod.hiedeeds„
lle oorcluical by expreselog the hope that the ran
party, whose hall bed pet been dedicatid to the ocee of
philanthropy, would only be severed when ties reeve
night becomes ha whice se virgin snow: when the litany
ey,a of heaven are forever closed In death, and the uni
verse is laid lu its wightfoodia.
/leveret otter speeches were made, by Engineer
roe sad several members of the company. Old Jacob
Tripler, the oldest member of the Sire Department vim
living, rang one en awn Bongs, and the crown diepersed
about 9 o'clock, after viewing the building end ile map?
arrangements..
•
DEPOSITION AND INQUEST.—WO have men
tioned, hitherto, the death of John Park front injuries
received In Plat Iron Row, on Friday night:" Before
the unfortunate man , / decease, he male a deposition to
Alderman Oland to the following elfeet "„1. live in
Oanal street, near Cumberland, in the Nineteenth ward;
I am of the opinion that my life Is In danger front the
wounds I have received; John Sweeney MOO to li/y
bonne on Friday night, the 18th day of February, 18b9.
after 10 o'clock; after he was there a-bile, two other
men came, whet° names I do not know ; between ten
and eleven o'clock John Sweeney galled me ant of the
door ; I went mit, and be asked roe if I could toll him
where he could get liquor to drink; I told him nd
the other two men were standing out them; they did
not Dome into the bone stall, but went away; aftbr
some time John Bweeney opened the door Artie, add
Hiked me to oome out and get something to drink ;
told him I did n't want anything; he then said come
out, there tea machinist that mints to me you ; I want
out; the other two men were there with hint; John
Sweeoey etebbed 1113 e three 7 imes; I do not know what
he did it foe. uniese the other men tot him on: there
was no fight between he; I had no kit fe or anythirig
else In my head ; I sin posittve that Sweeney did it "
rweeney, the person Park impliciVes in his deposition,
fs fu wise*. He IS but nineteen years Otago, end is
an Irishman. The murdered man leaves a family. Ate
an in/twat held on the body 'este , tLy morning, the
jury rendered a verdict that the deceased came to his
death from stabs, inflicted with a knife in the hands of
John Hevener, on the night of the 18th Inst.
The evidence elicited 'at the inmost went to show
thet Park bad been stabbed between the 10th and llrk
ribs, in his left side, and elm In his groin—said woutais
caning his death. It was also in evidence that Mire
was A soaps between the deommd and Sweeny. Aft r
the soullis, it was discovered Park bail been stabbed,.
Ile charged Sweeny at the Note :with Intlictifir the
whited, and repeated the charge in isle effidevit, , whic.b
we breve printed above. The witnesses examined were
Pr. Grier, Mary Jordan, Richard Park, Ile. Rittereoo,
and Aldermen Cloud. The first witness. Autry Jordan.
testified to the fact of hearing a light between Sweeny and
Park She shortly afterwerda heard Perk call on her to
onus end dreee hie wounds, for John Sweeny had stabbed
btrn. The mother of the witness ordered Perk to olear
out when ha remonstrated, living , That to all right,
If yon witty me away when I. sin .dying." He turned
and went away, when be met the defendant Sweeny and
bin.mothur on their way home. Park said to Sweeny,
Whydtdyoustabme ?t , and Sweeny replied by
jog Perk why he bad bit hint with a poster bottle The
Waimea did not me Park with a knife at soy time during
the evening. When Park wee iying on a settee, he
raked his son tavern' Came what Jahn Sweeny' bad
&tabbed hint for
Richard Park testified to the dna 'estimate of the
right; to taking Sweeny home; to diec.verlog after.,
ererde that demoted was stabbed ; to hie g that
Sweeny stabbed him, awl to the fact thet he bad newt
no knife in ilweenre band dialog the evening. Sweeny
and Perk were both Soto:toted at the time.
Aldermen Cloud teetiged to teeing the deposition et
Fmk From what ho could learn, uecresod's wife wee
s notoriously drunken woman, and sweany was in tge
habit of running after her ; when deeeteed went hems
ha toyed Sweeny there, tad this circumstance led to
the ddliertity Deoearea was positive, se s dying mad,
that Sweeny stabbed h m.
SUDDEN DEATH.—At .an early hour yeeter
asy morning a lc,!ger at the, Spring Ghrden •tatim
hourtl dlee4 very enddeoly. The name of the onforta.
nate man tv..s.Johu Duua. Dr. Brown MO with him
at the time, Of his decease.
ANOTillilt NEW STEAM ENGINE.--The Liber
ty Hose Company of tbfa city plated our eke yester
day in oltiz,tile arms, and drawn'g their new atona
l:lre engine to . its future home. The appartitue was
twat., one of the moat neat and beautiful that we hare
aeon. It woe vary o.nnpletly put togetcer, and of the
moot oymmtitr.ml proportions. Ito power of propell
ing rattr IC cold to be etkOrmOttp, earl it will no doubt
work fearful havoc with the •• devourivg alenatit,' , BO
people call it We never too one of theca remarkable
.cad maga! machines wctbeut analog it as another
atop In the great petit of 'intim progress.
Ttle MILITA.ItY.—The military companies
et' our olty, se a genera thing, turned out yerterdey,
and leaked Eery 'reit. The Emmett (tuella turned ant
Ter) etrong—etrouser thou we have ever men them be
fore' 'the Independent Oxeye 'made an ekeeidingly
cr. ditable appearance. Ihe national ner:M were out
too, but not nt Ntrong an they generally ore. Ihe rea•
con .., f agned for Of. Id, ttl*tr the company Lure dl•poerd
of moot of theircU uniforms preparatory to thew ar•
vual parade, wb.ch taken p.ane in April. The 0 umde
are a noble company, not a Credit to our Tolualtti
oryaultitlon.
TUE VETEH)OI.9 1812.—The old
of the We of 1813—relive of the AecOnd War of the
Revolution—met yetterdey as URIC, in hotter of the
d.y. Judge Butnerland (mewled the chair. The great
est coed feeling prevailed, and much lutereet Wan Maui
ro,to,l in the fate of the old aoldterm , penelcia bill, which
hem been baogleg by the eyelids Juriog the peeeeot see
lion of Congr,” A nOrie* of reeoluttone Were passed,
one ootdemelog the botneetead bill, and another advo•
netteg the it,ls.ttOtt hilt.
SI:1110VSLY lllJOavi,--4 poring 'tidy, named
biles Rosanna Lollinger, residing in Olive street. above
Twelfth, was Fermi:lily .injortd r n bh nlay evening, by
being ran over by au amnions. Ova wheal pated over
her; but betel.° the bind wheel had reno , ted her lee•
eat', 14ollentnnt, Who ran n.av by; &espied her tram
her pennons position.' wheel want ever her
thigh., - Al) her severely, but wittmut breaking
the banes.
VERraeT•—An inquest was held on the body
of the ory Alfred fitime , , who d ea from 1631108 re.
'coiled on too geecni•etr.,et Pas eager It allrotd, /El Pao
wad etreat, nta- Moors She testimony rhowed that
the rare were travelling , of the usual rats of Frep4; that
tho deceased, with two other b , ye, were U.
Qom , .
platform by the conductor, and that the bay artmeriin
attempting to got on tha fro - A p &aural, stumbled and
fell Under the wheels The jury returned a verdict of
aCtidental death "
Leonard Lip was id
ml),* to flak 4 l4l_ ; As'erda!, his loft leg and f eat
beenib Into _a roper ea ta
tblugar reilloweyof,lfinufte Butt &
Il i zard'Atetlanti: aged Batty -fire years, was afro ad.
to Be hatiptda tete - brut fractured, a d his bead
ali - bod.fkbadlyinjuredilty the rudder% explotnen of *
bib!, at tbeLNieliktrldiendiferf. In the elo.ulty of Ts
-10114111. ViDl2O,lOO vs y mitical, and it is tested
his atm will hate tithe amputated.
AN /NITRES ?IMO FRATUftg of tbo meeting of
Ilibbath-Fehool Seholars and Teachers at Jarne , s
unit afternoon, will be the singing of several betuti!el
dnete by the Mi3Sts Jirnta '
na, 13abSatb..edhool Taal
bow. of
, Ileeollyp,Z(eif Yeti.
Bins:IGNED.-rr-Coiltrary•to the exixf j etatiOns
of many. Mayor newi s h sittlinted the.ldll appreprleting
815+114 . Garden Ilan to the nee of the Court of . quarter
13esstons Whether the courkw/11 ,all Welt of the
opportunity of changing Itilneaton Is doubtful.
FINANCIAL AND COMMEtitiAL.
The Sonov Market.
,
'• 'Pan ting.l pint, )N1). 22, 1&,
The prime of gooks Cr. firmly maintained at previous
iittolatione,- but , the amount of busmets transaded to
very small, and there is an almoit total "abserce of a
speculative holing at
.the board. Bank etocks are in
demand, with limited Offerings. The money market is
in about the some condition as for the last week, easy
at or a little above bank: Mee for prime piper, truly*.
rying front gto 10 per cent. for lees known or less fa-,
'Need names., •
The New 'fork rime says of the weekly statement
mode by the banks in that city
, •.
" On the bank averages today the riediletlon of loarte
end discounts is more opnaftlarable than was generally
looked ter. A large amount of Ufa clapper to 'have
run off withont particular effort at further curtailment.
and it the banks were shove the street rate On demand
leatm to broken, the aggregate line le brought dein to
m 7,476.495 as &safest $130.454176 two wesits ego
The addition+ to the speedo Ibis fig tweety a million, as
estimated frbm the movement of the week (Meindlog
the last nalifornia arrival) to our return of this morn
Di
The deposit nye .lea Steadier one , and pro
belly contione re for a fortnight to some Tee area,
lation is down about a hundred thou/sod dollars. ,The
statement altogether Is received on the streettb la after
noon as farther proof that the turn. in the market for
money at the close of last week emanate to a return t
substantial ease."
,
The Cincinnati t'onmarcial, which has for come time
put charged that vlolatlona el the compact made be—
tween the tone great riiiroad companies In Catcher
would C• 030 another 113140T0, MASS the following de
finite aciusation In its lane Oltieitirdiy last •
• "It is stated that J. 11, .111emar,,ostri of the heaviest
provision dealsra in Baltimore, or indeed upon the sea
mr,rd, is la the ressipt of lettrra from Clarke k ,of
Pittsburg &rots of the Pennsylvania Cent•al Railroad,
agreeing to tate (dor hundred, tons of freight from
Terre Haute, Indians, to Baltimore, via Pittsburg and
HitTfebarg, for sqrty cents per hundred pounds„ losing
ilve'renta below the regular tariff agrerd upon at the
Ifioh du Hotel between the tour .Allaoths fines 't
The partiedt,theCeihiset Meet In New York tomor
row, (Wednesday : ) when A general settlement of nil
matters in depute willbe oaten,' ed—with what success
remain, to be lean. The lodates ottregio suffered by the
New Yorit isilroktia, in the winter "stinaor; especially,
which, result almost, If not to every instance from the
ttattiral geographical adv i antagei of the bouthein hose,
are steadily charged to Plinio faith ey the losers, whose
Girded griefs ire etimtPeted and aggravated by the ef
forts of parties West, with Interests to be servild by the
milting down of tares and tolls in railroad tivairy- -
the coal receipts from the Cumberland region era
yet very knell. The ' llerltocedtie - difsgbanstia, of
Cumberland, kid.,.ftirolabas the following account. It
will be chlerred tbit the reciinte of the Cumberland ,
Coal Company are tiardly woithrePorting, being a mere
homeopathie dose :
Cool transportation for the week ending lebmary
11, 1869.
Shipped' ores the Cumberland Coal C aneal , '
diailroad
Toss.
Cumberlend Coal (loaves). for the week MI
per day 60
—Making only 0,093 tons Anon January 1.
Shipped over the Georget CfeJk Coal Company's
. ...:._
IZSZ23
Poe **Week. Oleo. Jan-1.
Georro's Creek Company, tone..llloo 7,402
Americe.n Coal' Company 1 453 • . 0,471
Pranklio Coal 17 , ropsny 3e9 7,758
P0t4011.0 Coal Company 881 , 2,372
Barton Company 801 3 WO
Piedmont &huh g Company 171 2,8 8
The only two companies that are yet doing any bri
mittens of moment are the American Coal Coroitioy and
the tiltscrge'n Creek Company.
The Cumberland Coal Company, with its enormous
capital Of 0 000 000 and its necessarily eipenslye Or
ganisation. bas not brought more then the relit compa
nies of small c,pital and meats. The George's Ornek
Coal Cdmpany aupidy the Baltiniore - and Ohio Ballroad
Company, and consequently mend bat little to tide wider
for the general market.
'PHILADJILPHIA - 8T0017.' NXIMANO2I BAUL2
Febistary
IMITATE' HT DAAILAT, IMO
AND INONA.IGN AZONNIUS
AND ONABVINN 81.113111,
11118 T
22, 18b9
, /coo., niirt-rara,lnOba
.11101111rIBT 001 Min =TIT
BOARD.
, ••
1 . . ,
9
5 By - infra 16.._..ctah. ,s (
19) Catmint** R.... 1.5 0
060' do *b.6
140 ' do *b. 6
50 do s 5 6
60 ' 'do s 6 6
1 Phils Bank 1171;
21 Mochantea book ... ^..,if
• .4 Dnioh Bk its 10hg...22,*
1 More* Oil Prot-103st
2 W Phil* B -491 i
30 Otroomerchl Bank .5s
30 Lehigh Scrip cub 29S
10 ' do 284.
1.000 City 61R B. 00%1
200) do ...... 00 4
10 0 do
:10 do
99j
2 00 Road R. 6e
2001 Men TO V. 74....40
WOO do .... . 40
2500 ticruhdowo
1000 Buck Mount 64...70
1370 Fell C ay 64 '02... 73
"1 Penis .... ..• .43
46 -
do .... cash 49
7 do '... .casly.43
19 F&M WOG efoora 99%
Bear kfesd.fa 1t9.69X1
8ETW.19)991
160 '6:aimless 8....56 -6
21 PbUI Bank ' 111 x
BOARD.
'I3I4OOND
1000 Penns be ....0214
/2.0 City do
64 P 11....9 1 / 9
10(0 ` do".`
50 kleld ll ea:A.llx •
• A/LOMB(' P
Bid. Atkcst.
99ft 991(1
do 99; 99X
do liesr..1021;108 . •
Penns be . . . 92,X
.... 24x 24)
do 1114'10-62X
. do 51tg 64044.92 93
de" do 16.72 X 72X
Penns B 43 43X
do letta 05... .. 101 X,
do 24w be.. —92,4 93 X
?dor 01 Oa DioP 47X 4ZA
do Pre 11'5 105 X
bolknyl Ns? Oa '03.72X 73
11 At of. Rentoolty..l,lsAg
50 Bead A - aOwn.g.k.ii
1(0 do 2 4 3 i
100 'do ^4,4
50 do 241 i
WM—DULL.
Iliet.AsAres.
gek Nov hob. 8 i..7 6 17
I Bob Nay 8r00k... 6,4 )0
dq prf 18.4 lb
Weasp , t & mm 73- 9 X
• do, lolob mkg.ikX 79 X
do 2d. • 67
ILong Wood kl 1h
Girard
Leh Coal &
Lehigh Sorip..:..Vg 22
N Peons R OX 9 X
-- do I -61 x, 48
New Creek
Catawba* 6 8% ,
Lehigh 7,X
PMludophitt #larkets.
yaz'at.si ,n.—E,emus
The Floor market ,la firm a! the advance, with fez.
thee eaten of 400 bblslollflne at $5.87X and 400 extra
at a price not made public., The retailers and bakirs
are buyleg at Si 67,N. up to $3.60it7.f 0 41$ bbl, accoid
log to quality. Rye ?Moe is held at $4 23,-and Penn
sylvania Corn Meet at $3 622) 4p 111, without ealie.
Wheat—There is not mush .dolng,owisg, to tr , e firm
ness of holden, who are asking an adrence on previous
quotations, and about 2 0.0 bus fair to gocd reds biooght
110n1450, and white 160e1700 4fr bus, as to quality.
aye is in steady demand at 900. Corn is unchaiged,
'and 4:000 bits Yelled sold ;mostly at fdc, lOats
are steads at fp; dir,base, Hark—guateltron to quiet at
$33 gr ton for let No 1. Cotton—There is t ery
doing. owing to the demi. esti of holders, and about 360
bales have' hien dliptised of at previous rates. Gro
ceries and Provisions—Not mash doing; boyera and
sellers are apart In their views.. Seeds—There le very
little Olovereeed offering, and a few Email lota only
have been taken, twin store, at so.etae to er boa;
60 bag. choice reed sold, from second hands, at $7.8 . 1N
44 box ; , Timothy—A tale of 50 bug was Made at $2lO
so' bus. Planeload is worth $1 16 sir bus. Whiskey le
dull at 290200 for Penneylvenia and Ohlo bbla, and
2814 e 4P gallon for drudge.
New York Stock
ichatige, Feb. 22.
acAa 0.
' niter
2000 NirOain St 6s , N.%
1100 N Carolina Om 08'
33:08 6118840ar1518 • • ' 84%
5000 Me It 28 m. bit 67, 4 ,1
1000 !Moots bd 89%
16 Bank of N York 1063
!al) Meobsoles Bank 115
AB Ilaitivrer Sick" 88 •
86 Bk of Commerce 101.34
20 Del & Hod Co 09%
Tia Penn% Uoal Uo 811
300 'do lBO
5 Pacific Mitt BCo 70%
26 do sow 70".
300 do 70%
100 Ourobarland Pre( 23%
409 Iludioo Baer it 323
60 do 830 02%
300 N Y Central It 810 76ji
260 do 78%
1631 do' 78%
lt 0 do ,s3O 78%
100 do • D 7 78%
10) do BEO 78%
$OO do 810 78i
860 do 800 78 %
2 0 do 78861
$OO do 630 76%
000 Harlem It Pref 40
200 do 810 39.'
401 do Wear 40 I
100 do 600 40
200 311 ch Cen It 880 50
250 48 60%
6 do 10%
THE id &BEM,
100 Howling It_ , ado 491; -
160 do • ' 49;
44 LaCrosse &Ma R 1 .
160 .do - ' • . 11 1;;
.1.%13110h13 &N la 18
25' do ' • 17,K
611110118 Closed 45
160 : dot.' , ''• .' • 45K
100 do , 160 0 46
100 do ' ' 45)
1 00 do • 560 45s
11l It
100 'Cao ' ' ate() 69
r6O .
co s6O 61
60 do 649 t
Cleve & P 11181,13 9
EU do by
60 Gal & Chic li 630 69K
160 do 4EO 6.0 m
225 do 60K
i 0 : • do, : 610 OK
100 - do 094(
265 • do - beo 694(
60' do ' 610 OK
100 do 19%
10 Cleve & Tot It 31
100 do beo 31
lto Ohio & R 1 619
1260 do 61,11
100 do . . 110 . 60
160 do. 630 616
160 .do 620 61, , 4
10 1 do 510 61,1;
1110 do 53061;
60 do 600 01,4
AfiliES.—Pote are in tuodsrate request at $5.62)id
6 oi3j . ponds ;mutual at 66 137}pao.
Yamr,—By auction ward FOld .1,60 brae* Palermo
°reuses at $t 1.e40 do I , t 11.76c01.f0; 410
boxes SU LsmousatSt 6 , 3t5t.60 ; and 400 do at SI.SUS
1 50—tbn while comprising the cargo of brig thalo.ts
•
from Ea aralo.
At:Jun.—State and Western Viola is steady at no:
changed prices, with light receipts, and sales to the ex.
tent of 9,000 bble at $404 t 0 lot. rejected $5.30e5 50
for superflori State; P.OBOlO Cm' extra' do $5 41.13
5 CO for imp. flue Western; $8.05o8.:30 for common to
good extra do: and $l3 40 ht 1.50 trr shipping breeds of
extra rotted hoop Ohio Canadian Flour is straly :
with /labia of 500 bele at $0 80a1.30 for extra 8 , oth.
ern Shur is armor. wi:lt +sire co 3 thh) lthla at 55 z 5 .b
for counnoo to mixed sod 56.:407.70 for extra.
On stn —Wheat is dull with sae cf 1,001 bushels
at $1 40 for Souther, : and $1 CO for do white Cora 13
'itt 34 / of $.OOO bmbela at SurB3c for Southern
yellow r Bl4:34c fordo white. liVei•ern roiled nononal
a - 850i8lic Itla is quiet
at
steady, enth rates of
1600 busbeis pale male at PC.c. 01 , a are unehanged,
and quirect at 500544 for Southern, Peonsylva. la, end
Jerk.", and 544105.f0r State, Western: sod Canada
Dane —The marker is quiet for all r'escrlptions. and
NOO con brain but of out eale bf importance. that of
1.000 bales lifsolla at Boatoa. ex Sinn, at (I%e, 8 MO..
tYL 4 , 4t..k0er cad Messed $l2O, do lindteseed $lOO
Jute 90.0: 1 55, 8 mos.
tome :a ir . oier'pt 750 foe nommen Rockland, bed Fl for
Jersey
—Pork fa intones, With MINI of 10 Ws
sl.l.ioa ;7 C 2,14 for old Mese; $18„r1s f or low
S E A $18.373ia13 50 f r Prime : Bat is smithy,
with &Ore of 200 bola at $0.E037 for conotry Prime,
Si 75..,9 r o o• country Mem, h8.75re11 fur repacked
Writes - 1i: $11. 50 012 for oitra do. Outmost. sou ra con
are nom but qulot. Lard is lino at 11,a01314c . , with
rules of 103 bolo. Batter stidlilltbila are
FUGAR.—Ii. 01. 110LTMAZI Ce. Co, bold by auction 260
mots Non Orleans Sugar. at a. six moo.
Wool. —Sy unalOn 50 bales common liop,lleh,
allght
ly dthisited, sold at 10e, Mil.
WllliAnY IS (Piet at 26%g.
Sewing Illnoblnex.—.llll periona who have
been ladood to WY Itillthg fdriblnaa which will not
perform No work that parohaeore expected them to do,
are ioriiimed that SINGER'S bfacto ES never fail to
do any kind of work: NO oni is ever dirappoloted in these
Machines , - . •11 M. SINORIVer, 00., ,
ja27-am CO2 OtiNSTNIIT Street.
Singer's' hewing hinehtnes.—The new Fatal
-17 Bowing Machines ; at !tin and gl5, are *Minting not
renal alteatlaa- ln all efisantisl good qualltica they
are tenth the best Machines ere's. offered at a low Ivies
I. 11. BINOER h CO.,
00: 06381N0T Otreet
E T KAAA7E.ScnooI
Clos.-4f iniox Ys**l•-•."3° of
mach fatereat, cleesilosett hy.thelifiliest religititte
;lees io the isorninx,stel She. mate:atm of the Ns.
iioo4 Elabbath school %nit losi t ice? i 4 thA#ol,l4ooti• IA
Satleipaijori otthle evititstei in Ty!. o f the large
{mother of delezt - te'e Si?d:',othe fa the eft." to-.attest!
Ute,Citurreattoo,it.rerreeohred to- hp* ms semi-day
Basile ea.oten , e Prayer INeetist at Jaynes. Han, tad
fizeordistgly. : the epleohibui heu tencot 'that feomeselt
:hona,,qtsTihtklkevety pvt, iscaudis s al e kdk r as.
rte p'sitgas tits netapied with male two hawked mi.
nige , a and delegtter, LA dating sdepatattoo of sbeit
twenty varrerteti to libi CiANS the propos
Or the comgregstioi _were,. bj appointment; that Ay
mora earn ally intended.
The exercises were coudectad by the Rev
litr, sad the eerriees, es a whole, were OA meet inter
es thai apd solemn oharactei!, An address ku Mole py
ono 9f the seamen,-that wee fall of pathiie, 'add doubt
ful tended to iwaiene Miner eelleltidit In lie '1.314(ii
of eikeist*ziefleho bantlf of the. usifal
clue of moo he represented A thr Ding *dims was
also ine'ohy th . titer,.Dr4ftephen H. Tyne, of raw
York, to whi reference via mtdo„to the death of hie
ion, and the'derth of a . nephew AI the time name, ad
timing occurred et pearly tha. same time, the latter
limn met his end while in th‘ diac-irde cf h a anti
es a tailor, on the coast of the PA = Dr. Tyng'a ap
pear t/ the ear. Med Inittendioce was one Of the most
elt4oent and enletirrint we Mira eeni heirdoted Aso
Mach impressed all present that his saggeOloni
thwthetne of ell who fileieedvci hint
Bye sing - Ulu esioridance—u is learned from the
reworks of Mr. - Georg* It: btuart—yeatenlay *so the
anniverlary of the - ttiotiog of the rioob dty prmer
, • •
meetings from the small int...room into the main room
of Junes hall--an oecLsiatrilltion was, duohtleas,
broilkit to the reopintrttopii; hnodreds into were
then pre_etit, end Wiwi. with 'ete; ieibember ttle warning
roles of the lantentad•Ting, as nit that day he rose iii
the audience, arid, his peculiarly
, iniprosalie
urged Csp;ti the inaitiiiideioreittenstsr 'thei,"notirithr
ste.nd , rg their 'sat Increase in nainturs,li their atienigih
was in God, and In him only
At ax o'clock In the afternoon, the hour appointed
for openiog the National athbath•School Convention,
the hell wee ',adult:led, scrotal hundreePleep.tt Wog
In their pl. cos, After singtog a hymn, the call for the
Convention was real by Mr Gouge H. Stout, who,
with a few Introductory remarks, rooted that Professor
John B. 11a,t, of, tlat • ; tap, be. called upon tempwarily
to occupy 'the ihnir ; which hairing been agreed to,
the letter time forsoird,' end, after thanking the
audience for Ole pertia:ity, and making a' few appro
priate remark!, entered upon bin duties •
The Rev. Stephen ff. Tyng, D. tr:, was then called
upon to cCer prayerta behalf of the object for which
they *ere assembled, followlag which the Foriptttree
were reed by the Rey Alfred Oookmen part of the
18th and the 1134 Psalm.
6n motion of a member. Mr. J. P. Tustin, of Waah
legion city, woo appointed teMporary . secretary; fol
lowing whiebiXenotion_havini been carried to that ef
fect, a oommittee mu appointed by the catair, consist
lug of one delegate train each State, to nomiaate al
um for a permanent organisation, and prepare boil
nese for the Coneentionoorkleo otoonotttee wet made
to conairt of the following-sawed gestlemea : Dr.
Niepbtiry, of l'enarylsania I Auras Tappen, of Massa.
obi:netts; L. A, ripph t of Cooneetient; B. Blom* of
RhOde island; Nam 'll. Thompson, of New York; d.
J. Dumont, of New Jersey; Deo. f pub, be Dela
ware; J; Hoe, of Maryland; IL D. 'nigh*
of ~lr
girds; M. H. Miller. of Distant of Coinmtofs; 0. N.
Busk of Ohio; A. Elunt f ot lintneky ; Rev W. 0.
Muon, of 1111004; In, Jobn Hockaday of Iowa; T.
J. Bell, of bilimeardi,. and Obar.es o. ' idOse, e t We
bruka Territory. nob committee harm retired for
businsa, a Committee on Credentials was pent ap
pointed, consisting of john. M. Henderson, N. C. as
count*, B. P. ,with, Peninsula HaJtir;o l . - - 1 4 4 B.
Elherreld.
During the absenisit of thus committem, at the re
elitist of 'go (Weenier POI - lock, the besitiful hymn,
commenelog t IVArres.tha aims sung with
great spirit by the congregatton. The Chairman teen
called for uses that delegates might have to ononsurd
nate. reaptatingthe umd‘ttonot Baths% entoole tr, the
various sections represented; which request Wile re
sponded to fictrilumeroni riete:itere; some, of the state
ments. being of a very interesting character, indeed.
In '`iisct:there - was nothing" abaolitely discouraging
brae ientiensid - new Bichieond, Tfrebria,
'elated that the white imPulation Of the r city =rerouted
to thirty thoesiid,`Of which r imerithasumnd Were chile
dren, and out o: thiepunibor, fire thousand ire him
dild were enrolled "In theiritabbethechoole, and that
this was tritimat any particular effort; Ili also staled
that of their entire white pap:dation, the numberof
seven Thousand were corzununitant members of church.
Their black population—whirli numbered 1 (man
thonnand—he said they were sirt accustomed to enroll
in their schools; yet they mule them welcome, tot en
couraged them to attend, end of thewhole number there
were over/twelve hundred who did attend the schools
regularly. At wu the cutotn in his State, via apt in
tt sir tartest Cities. on Sabbath *niceness to throw open
their chureheefor the tee use of the blacks, and in this
way the church accommodatious seared to their col
ored population ithoreded the demand bj sitgega for at
least two hundred end day thousand peresns.
d gentleness froMPittsiburg rem and said that on that
&nudity alternoon a meeting bad been held in that city
with reference to thlkcionvention s tosppointdelegates
and hem:hid Title . him the warmest
_turogisterlationa
from his brethren io Pittaburg to the 'Mends of this
cause in Philadelphia. wags:nen nisi New Jersey
gave a, hopeful account of the p!espereureesaltlen of
their schools In* tha t
,hieto ;i. Pgri4 ter York: the
tiding. 'were' 'also ' th eethaki i . boaster evident. intl.
eat:or* of .projress—Prolosser /tart here Stated
that rfC 'ward be a sgitirse'rfitioriat Sanday.a l hool
Convention in nothing:was heard from the
great West, eepecially' , en that section of our coon
try, verve* melt represented:: ' this appeal lit.
gbidlate, of Ohio, beteg celled or, came forward and
weld anfiernattai , eth ‘ii.telialf Or ill* * cause, with
out, however; gairinhatetailltatiithei as to the present
conditienot r the w h eels in the 4 intrott„tinnthee mem.
fnno Neri - Y'vrk theta; jive an soomentrof a Bsblit
o nee which, to one jear, bed,grown from ettlit to forty
dde m somber, awd -fooiieo :ot wimm. war ;la the
natant me admitted into the clatuoit Bads' elated
upon, Dlr. Thompson; oY Reir York; made a speech in
favor of% the true hrollierly•lova spirit. lie bad by
me Labe been Introduce&as Adz,* Timmy/son, which,
however, Ae wished to cit . ritOt, OEIIO AM not 116 juelße j
of, at least a judge cinqof Bibbath mboola, and in that
field he had Wositedivith fidelity for forty3sars, and he
hoped that God would let ham live forty years longer,
that hemight work with atilt more diligence than he
had ever done, ieretptere. was followed by Atr.
Sollitd, of hisessehneatue, who related an Interesting
-inattent of a Greek-Who - bed • been converted, and wine
coming te'imhttret,College td fit Kemal, for the mi
ni6try.
The committee now being ready to report idiom e, the
following gentlemen were presented -
Pres Meat, E 1.906 Pollack. Vice Presidents—Owl
Amos Topes, Maas; Russel Clotttb. R I.; Ms. lchn
Wvadrati, tiolll2. Ron. Edward Lambert, N. A. J.
Dtimont N. J.; GOO. W: liparke, Del ; Wm. D. Camp
bat, D. C.; 8. H. Devaugh, Vs ; R Hnott , Ky ; Ser.
B W. Chidlaw, Ohio; F. W. Ferree, Ilt ; A. J.,8e11,
Mtn ; P.O. Hale, Wls ; 7st. kleoandleas, Pa ; Rev. O.
Q. Goss, Neb. Ter. Business Committee—Louls Clam
pm, Nelson Ringsbury, Hen. R. R. Reed, Jas. W. Weir,
Geo. W. t hlpinan, Joe. R. Bradley, Jr., bra. D
low, Wm. Id. Rey% S. H. Melvin Sectetaries--Ranry
Otsy Trumbull, D W. 0. Boors, Geo W. Bleaker, R.
W. therrerd, Rev. T. A. Fernley, Geo. Bangbmau.
Pollhek then eisine`. - lorelard sod. made
an eloquent _ address upon the subject which had celled
them together.' He'eprike it considerible length and
was greeted vtllt oftrterrited, applause. At- the close
of his address the Contention idienmed until Thy
o'clock to the evening. The esentog mission was main
ly occupied in %leeches by the members on topics of a
load character. The Contention will contlene to ees
sion during to.day to-morrow—morning, afternoon,
sod lining. • - ' • •'
CHINA AND -Qo4yalsWoltß.—ln this important
department of the trade of Philadelphia, she bas tong
maintained en enviable pro l eminecce, and which, we
may say, ban been materially atreogthened of late years
by several pito* homes of ample facilities and a com
mendable spirit or enterprise embarking is the tall
ness, and prosecutingg it wi h . great menus. Of the
meet active and well-known of there, we may name
the popular establishments of 3feserrs. Boyd s Mond,
and Messrs Turnbull, Allen, t CO. The former of
these in located at Na 3/ North Fourth street, four
doom below the l'erchantsillotel. and new palmate a
stock of goods in every way worthy of their reputation,
and the a attention ;of ,wbolessle buyers. In . passirg
throne% their handso m ely - arranged and well-lighted
store a few daps sine, wet were forcibly street with its
system and complet-nesa for transacting business with
faellitr . . The house of Melina. Turnbull, & Cu.,
Noe. St and 25 South Fourth street, also offers to the
trade an eaormeue stock of every thing inelodad ender
the head of Ohina and theensware The imeorting
and j)tibing bosinees of these gentlemen has weedily
increased, notwithstanding the adverse times through
which we have jeet passed, and from that present
ample preparations to m.et the parse of trade., the
present 5815011 is not Mel) to prove en exception In
this respect.
SAESUATR•SCHOOL Mmstuto —A generalpeetipg
of Sabbath-school "chalky' will take place this atter
neon at Jayaa'a Hall, Addrewes will be delivered by
aavatal Illallagulabod clergymen from abroad.
THE LAD/ES' Snormta OCIDE AND HOUSEKESP
a's COMPANION —A new and mach improved edition of
this highly uaelat wozh bee just been issued by 3 3. Co
hen. The publisher deserves credit for the judgment
.lisplayut Sc the arrangement of the rove of Informs.
tion with which tho Quids abounds. Owing to the
systematic lettering of streets and the easelfication of
gaols, information ought le essay obtalaea. To the
ladies, this little work would-germ to he iodieyeneable•
It can be haa..ini all the boikstorei. • •
BIRTIMAY was ObSallied with
recra spirit than on soy presbaue eeeition for some time
pe,t. The [muscat attractions and the icvely weather
closed the r`reets to be thronged by citizens and n•ran
grre Amooget the many obJetus of sttrzetien, we no
toted none that received a larger share of atter thin than
the Old Franklin Ball Clothing Emporium," of P.
fI kdridge, No. 321 Chestnut street. Brother M. P.
Willie, as usutl,tras all bows; scut cottrtesles , '
to the numercus visitert of the old and is - puler este
biktomelt.
WItITIRG FOR THS Haw Yonit lanssEst.—We on.
deretant that the proprietor of the Fero York Ledge r
has offered a writer of this city a theuesnd dollars a
week to indite sketches for Ma popular jcwrial. The
off-r was retuned, the writer iu question being unwil
ling to rrlinqaliti the agreeable task of setting forth to
almiring world the'merits of the splendid garments
mare red sold at the brawn etre...Clothing Roll of Wet
hill & Wilson, Nos. tO3 and CO3 Chestnut street, above
Sixth, Philadelphia.
CIIIYALROUS.—There was recently a duel at Na
p Area, Ark., between a dont°. and a tailor, in which
the doctor"abcit the tailor through the !eg end the
tailor the dotter thtoeigh the lower eiteemity of the`
coat They were made friends upon the ground, the ,
Scoter agreeing to drain the Utica's leg, end the teller
to mend, the doctct'e oat jail. Had the duel occurred
to thin iicluiti; eqd eget might easily bars been re
placed by - aa elegant new one from Granville Sto'am'
Fitahttraable Better No. 601 Chestnut Weer.
• Parse Dcrwar.--The citizens of Richmond,
Va., on Saturday last, voted against• a city snh•
toription: of $lOO.OOO to extend the Itoanoto,Val
ley Relined to lieyeville.