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A 7 sfi, x ' 4o A 1, ) rerainat Expedition. , the rumors, , in rogard tot the naval expedl adiathlt laridNeldifeentint*to be of iced- Meting eherautei writers, from Bite6oe Ayres assert thatifilirength . Sef greitt,thet LOinj",wiltipeedtly comply Witis', the demands of elks . I . otliet r e 'pear to bo,eiindii*dideatthat Make' a deter:ailed - Mid protracted' reststtnien ; and they contend that if ho,doei so, ft will be im possible ker. the present expedition, unless It is:reii forced ;; to `,‘.4.14.11,10 kpeece,", „The -IMr#Wl'",-04! lleetsin tiki South American, ',Watgra*'. - dene inuat to awaken a feeling, of inaioniy,fdlititiat;eineSsiineei among the Altrefiambiah - irirrotted• Paraguay.. They are Soli of 4pPrebensiensAhat ' , the , fate of Texas *,i4i,ol4oraii'lerreeerited"Tor theni,li our' 'Pre- expedition is Successful; ;and laiiides, ,thiteputatioiXef ,the filibuster tfmatza, and hie dolngef.l#icortyktai have' added greatly in ; their pre4iidlGeti - against - the American cho w-14N . .41.•.incutia, - ,tolerably clear • too,; that Loses i%ll4lgivbadi;'"of men under-his colo *itl'ifti)li *tine •hiiilortitleatitoni itre - pro. ..ta:teetfeCtlie artillerhymider:the slim ! ,tiotf, of *ilia officers of EttroPele edication any event , very ditlieult :to hintin his lotation ; 'arid ,that if he coittitiosito : •be:ie - :Stubborn hereafter ps, he ben. been, hientofore, '-the 'lssue. ef the. *mint contest will- ,dOubttul. It Would, of .iotitri*,;be it tqlyiimillossiblis for inch' a weak ;*10101,1!alf, Viragqa3i. to Sustain a' protracted - copflicit witlethis' powerful country, if 'our na :ibnial,synapathiite were , fairly enlisted lit it,' and-At lielytere- disposed' to throw • ally allour meane;'end energlei Into _the , scale . 4101,ust lier t -flintitikargrive question' whe ther. our :fleet Might' not be` more - profitably 0410 , 0- than in vf thii• - •expediticin, and whe ther -any results that may be deriveifioni it 'matter' ltow,!'spziosqfill - 'rcrediMbiti they= are_-4 cats - ; eoraptecsateltle -for the damage our, Interests may Mutate in, the':waters of the Golf ofitekico: 7 on the Mexican coast, where yoocktziftEngllsh Hoop 'plotiride the ports, dendueerrever the Juirez - ministry, and Ilya and 4144 the•Liberalists—in C 14ralrAintdiea whera,Britlab intrigue is buiy--, 4reurat Citha4Lon the•.coinsts of Europe, where w ~- f,__ Vie; Courts. - -,-;1•4 1 ( • genera ; War thretteried=tand at • other Jraptirtiot pohitOtiOngheut the world.- ~I,l'lle.wjiriwitit'-rarliguaYAs one almost en of the :•President's ctiolne: Congress ilep bla hanubk,the' - altentative of peace or "!eaf3eltb; . that 4 ,cottntry. nominal objects are, te Obtain indemnity for claim of an-Ame ,tfcan trading , company, anipology for a' Shot r fi*iinto thaslirater Witch, and for the rejec tion .6ea f .',firesky - which: was unacceptable to ,iLerste,„,Whether : the accomplishment of ail these objects Will beef rafficient importanie to - jtistify the expense involved in this expedi tion, and, the, detriment to our national into ;r,este luall,other quarters, remalurto be seen. For the , honor, of:, the-country; we sincerely hope that no disaster may happen to our fleet, .anktlist; in,.whatever contest it : may engage, disteta and snipes will float in triumph at, ititentnination: ';;,We fruit that the fears , in regard fie, the- overighelming - natftre of the difficulties to lie ,enetinntcred'.:are not well Zit our Navy DePartment has been _ , "so.bally-Managed in other respects; that it Would be. siiigular its `arrangements :for the Paraguay expedition bad been of a proper ebaiatter. IsCfnet;' not long since, a letter froni'ce beard' American war vessel tying ; pear the scene of hostilities • was pub fished an exchange 'lsPer, setting forth ithat, ,, -among_oilier' mishaps' of :the exPedi tienTWatiithei, bleeder Of - Sending out upon One ofPtillifisaele a Very, large min.,- the carriage :of Which Was to be 'sent out by ksublequen veSisel; but, hinigheente,p4vtingement; the tatterheentifiedirillieuttliiiiarriage, and the terilble:thoz 4 erer. ivas,,thus, - for, all. practical PtupeseS,--mithely 1 -- oiSletiCed, , bp this &rola neglect. :_,BirtharleS oohistreani; lithe PlaY; proptialifle - !he aeshing Widetw-Who had been cheated 'into her first marriage ,by the (expectation ' or getting a 'carriage; ',and:who `forted the4auriage; indeed; but niklio*B.Was *iii:-#o,:ff#,Mii'Piy-naliq 10*,0i.00.,rojad accompany llt ( a;:carriage . ' The astute seere ,L4i7-=#F,io.9,Alip#Ppeartin tilisinsiance , to* careful to" have a bar= -r age ; taf campsuy .isle .cannon. '. There , is a .*YA4)C.40004i 31 *.i.*414 ci t y 1010 2.:*o4o.loibraoriciiiVdesikii_lo_Difiwava - PA, tgiaket, `u n til:he ma 01 1 04i44.4,0,1412**1ni,a , huge ono,; bnt not dnEii.ltmaieCotnplotely thdabed, and 'the day tor' e.del4aery, did the aci a6gur letbbk,'sbbfilibtilidlOintalied tic door , or tit - Allbrod ogress to iliO" bailing; tint:the knit* ,-of, , hia labor , weret Thb'Bcircta#`o! the b Nivy ' eq dBll ,o7 lll - insfmang thit; callbou trio exnediu_on, and fe'rejttiogya •tc forward' a carriage upon which to reonntit: Itl' • *01,4,4 News by thj3 :Tara. By the steamship Jura, , whiehleftLiverpdol on , the• - •18th , ult:Ove natio two days': later 'riewe/ ' ` In English u iMlitteiiiiere was a lull, all per. „del awaiting Mr..DiaaaEXc's expeettion of the MinisteriadMidernßill, the exnectation being thatlCS,reithi,htiarniteh liberal measure iiiii.thatii4esed , bY.Lord Joan Rum= In 4,l33B,tandever Since kept back,like a schoolboy ;who loads•ta, -blunderbuss,' and, itv a "state of 'ner'vortis uncertainty, Is Mica, to' fire it or. thereferniing the rreliresentation of tralandles alsn'ta ho brought forward on the '2Btli7of Petiznary. 'There was ]aVumor that, though vote hyliallOtrwenid not be adrnitted positives principle in, the Bill,. electors fight use It if they pleaeed . : The usual Tory objection, that it, the Ballot faun-English; and WO* AReiicait,'""(vbich is untrue, as vote by ballet prevails In Frarice,).will be used no . =doubt.' One taitia'Aery, denouncing th e prin. eiple,-.told- his :-constituents 'is if Parliament authorizes the Ballot at elections; I shall lit. trodacce Bill for theAreting in pirltainent hYpillet; also', „ latesthews from India iodated January 2d',.and declares that the campaign in Ondo had sitinesSfully:inded, all the forts destroyed, • rito4oo;o".kit4d'or arms. surrendered by the. .iretaels." ; _. Ten leaders had also surrendered, bIttNIIIIA. SARIS was- supposed 'to have fled trite' hrepaul. The , rebels - were in strong force in Vedette ether parts of India. The tam-years • war, . to pus down the - greased t eartridgesiAtiaureetion,' had' cost England , There o,entutiMertained Rabin- Wei Which ma p; , add .£51160 000 • tO , this vast tatm l ::The_news from Continental Europe is contrAleteras it has been for' the last Six month On one on the complaint of theAnstrbitiSAmintssador,- .NAPOLEON has 'la Freese of Paris for broaching ;war. principles. On the other, , he declares that it is injurious to public polity for Chain. beil of commerce to petition against'the vio lation Ofpeaco, and continuos and increases tibs,Warifire preparations. Austria consents to join. , in - a conference at Pails—provided Italian . affairs be not alluded -to during, its *044 1 - far as we can estimate the different Mr -ctunstamies, we Incline to the bellefibat there ; are'siiine(prosp - ects! of War: The recent mar. ifignef 'Prince N.iiescon Must draw France yet, closer, , to. Sardinia, the ruler - of-which .country evidently desires to increase his ter. ;ritOry,Aky• - -4 annexing"' to - it' the Loinbardo. 'Venetian proVinees Of *nettle. Reside has a agave( Anetria since the Crimean, wienitallachisaind Moldavia were °eon •Pled, hVAustriati troops, on 'the ',Russians quittteig' - :theee: provinces.' If Austria and, Rardlida:hare,iii• 'fah. ,etandup light, (even 'though knitteitecietlY hell; Sardinia,) Russia ticare.ely". interfere ..' If any , other PoWer 'aide irith 4natriii - ;'ure - , 'shall probably find itithehaiand',lPrinen:backing Saidinia. It is rintlikely that; England}fir . - Prussia will be. dintismrinto the illipute. • , 41.04'1i/fa'ty-dit'llocieti. • The peend.Clontiert of thie Society Will gome oil, 'illtiCelvtling 'et "Mislaid Fund • Hall. The pre.. •grematete torepseiy,'promfeing.: Tad Oiertaree, (Milian Tell awl Der Freyeahnts)," by Rwadni And Weber s vflllAtOglven-;- also the.ohorua from liesart's - Twelfth-Mass; - a trio end choral!' from llarDee Cs'eatieiti, , triumphal chorus from ,10lesaniellti k • end-varicnie eolor,-trloe, and 4uar. ; - ieliet4itirkitonteri'Verdl, adoesrt o Balk OlovOr, Onieelimin and SterryOvith a basso - solo , from arid'thi, finale to ' _the third, act of - 1116teefor 14041 VAe the, peiformers arseappoeed , tejtie - trolitelitetiOnal, their Dairies are not given.- Thit'llitti"telil ; :b* a. One oon:oett. We have not the -1 4 4"P - 9 1 it;; , ...i: ,- - : - Leisfintipg, the 116•161:,C41.091i bap 4:lur qpiiiks for • KtrAtioirno 0 ,f,O lll , b 04 7'4, PrOOtletlinso.: BY MIDNIGHT MAIL. Letter &Ow: ' 46 Ociatitonal.” Iljentieneedence Or ,Theyreaci ," - „2.. 4 l , fAssnctirottyldareh 7,1869. The te stimony of 'the Select Committee raised to roporken the subjeetofeeitiaeteand expenditureit Et the Navy Departinent, juityitillsked, makes a document of Over eight hundred page's, which will be copied and commented' ripen from one , end of the Union to the other. It to a monument that will disgrace - the -present Administration to all future time; and if the President ,the to clear himself of all ,_respensibility for „the transactions therettOisPiaid, he Will "remove every man hold., ing odor) who ill tinplionted in these moot dlealttons disclosures. , Mr. Teem himself figures In ne honorable posi tion. He eon - tides the front rank, 'eepeolally in re gard to the contracts in which, for the purpose of serving thaw .conneeted with him by blood or marriage, he has - overlooked the' law and the proiltets. I do not think, however, that the President will agree, to dispense with the Secretary of the Ifivey,,_inasmuoh as a good many of the transactions exposed ,to ,pubila view by both reports (the majority' and the minority',) were originated in hie - one brain, - aid in - nearly: every instance were 'intended' 'to stibsenre, not' the pnbilo welfare, nor yet the -,eaored tie' of personal friendship, but the' selfish ooneideration of securing. men to his Adthlnistrationi heretofore opposed , him, by, the cohesion of public, plunder. Mr. Valley; animated by another' mo tive, destrounof serving his friends and his rela tives, saw that_ the President was ready to desert his friends -If only, he could :maim other men his supporters by giving Miem putilie patronage ; and hence, when the Secretary agreed do a favor for one of the newadvooates of the Administration, he generally took care to put .one of his creatures into , the 'mistreat, and to secure - the Presidential , endorsement _of_ the bargain._ This -was' the case, especially in. the, coal contract, and alto when Colonel Pattemonis letter, confidentially indorsed' by the' President; was deliberately laid before the , oommittee, that the country might See that no blow eon - Id:be aimed at the 'Secretary without at the same time react hing the President. The snipe rule has 'prevailed in reference to the navy yard arrangements, and ,doubtless in regard to other operations not fully exposed, though widely sus pected. - Bat voluminous as is this document, ex posing the contracts and expenditures of the Navy Departinent, - it isnothing to the burden which the disclosures contained in it will impoiso upon the Denioonttlo'massea in Oefineettout, in their else. Lion, which is to tali° place in that State in April next: These masses - ire not merely to - carry Le comnton, which,MmTonoey; by means of the pa tronage of the Navy Department, assisted by Cobb and other members of the ,Oabinet, contrived to far ten upon their shoulders, but they will be compel led to carry, the known frauds - of _the Oonneotiont member of the 04inet,ind of the Administration Mo.- Their candidates cannot 'escape this reopen. eibility; they. should not be permitted to esoape it. Both Bishop and Arnold, (the two Lecompton members from Oortneotiottk)' now up for re-cleo den, haTe not only boldly rafttsed to endorse the . principle whio h eleeted them and Mr. Buohanan, but in the late State Convention of Conneottoist their partisans turned out an honestly elected be. mooratle delegation, merely bosuns that delega• tiorilmibeen eleoted upon the Douglas platform. I trust the title pimoorate of Connecticut will not be terrified into -any endorsements of thesetriple fraude, but that they will niece their mark 'upon the whole concern, and upon ell who dare to stand by it. - Mr: Buchanan, when be, arrogantlY refused; to fatal hbi pledges. on the .Itaneas -; question, Isom• placenUy contemplated the fature and invoked the judgment of history by saying to himself that he Could buy the North" with hie- offices, and eon. solidate the South by an nneaked.for conoession in attempting to turn a free' TerritorY4ito a slave State., Never .was any man so" shamefully de. /Allred and so terribly rebuked. When bespurned the principle which•made bim President; he broke up the Administration party ia. the free States ; and lhough-,for, a brief period he united the South iii' Support' ; of what teemed to - them 'to be a Valuable tribute to their institutions, this ptilloy now comes book, like the ever.rehnn. log mine of the Spanish fable, to thc;se who ex pected to be pionted by it. The corruptions with which be attempted to • silence' Northern clamor against lemempton have naturally excited South-, ern lndignation, (for our oountrymen are alike id their deteitatiOn of vice in high pieces.) and the ' Demmitatie Party Of - the South trembles from its 'centre to ' oirouinforenol under, the thromi of popular Indifinetlois against Hisao corruptions. ,Like ltlied giant, standing 11th the' belts of death in both' his hands, the President is Scatter ing dismay, on all-heads; paralysing the Adminis tration party in both' esetions, and building up ',other organisstlons,.instinet with-energy, bowline unalterably hostile to Do not be astonished, then If. the Dinricaiiitiepaity of the South, irdderalpaiatre which they'etblately pritast, • Ilia **Ai recall ot • Gleney &Met ie 'agitated in high quarters -here,: .11orowartied 'al Mr.'llu• °lianas was; int r as to the utter inoariacity_of this man e and again, as to his want of personal integ rity, zo" one-vial be surprised at the exhibition midi' by: the speslal : `eonanittee, proving that he received bathes, - while. a 'member of the Rouse of Representatives, for obtaining profitable contracts from one of the departments Them charges proved, the South will deuiand the recall of, the minister from Austria, because if snob recall, is not decided upon the 'Democratic South will be worsted before • their Demooratie constituents. Bat Mr. Buchanan will not recall Mr. Janes. TO do so yroUld.. he to admit that he 11118 wrong In hairing tolerated him, and besides, (let it be min• fidintially epeliert,) Joies has doubtlesseome pri vate Messages of the President, which might ap• Pray should the'President determine to yield to the populaimpinion in regard to Ms- favorite - and his friend. .Touoiy.has eat the example. Tho page that record' the identity of the -gene. ral Administration with the events we, have here alluded to, will neither he lit to be read by those tt.lint leave behind, nor to be opened at the judg- Mont seatwhersi the head of the Oove gamut is to batrledr - " lied*it in bit power to rescue this Government from extravaganoo and foul deiling. But when he fell from grime and elevated a wrong above a right, he, opened the doors to inoonceiv able evil. By losing thevontldenee of the good, be couldouly rely upon the purohased friendship of the donlitfel. Will you believe It, that this Go vernment has' expended nearly seventeen thou sand dollars for surveys of the publio lands in Ca liforila, and that all the money it hat readied from the saletfof these public' lands in that great State, einoe its admission into the Union, has bean bat seven -thousand dollars, and yet that in the olosing hours of the last Congress an ,attempt woe Made, under, the auspiees of fdr,•Senetor Girl; to obtain X new and enormous eon trihution to these inirveyit,'whieh wet only out Aiwa by the resolute opposition of Senator Broderlok :l'illfrnight allude, also,lci the astounding eitravaganoe and misma nagement of the Indian Department in State. But I forbear. • •If you will look over the appointments of the otMmitteso for ,the short session, ,you will be AiiiiOwhatsurprised to see how rapidly the Senate 'lel:reins turned (under the auspices of this Admit's'. l'iatiOn) into' a 'More sectional_ Machine. The South have riot only taken possession every im portant'coMmittes, but, Sedated by the nogules• ones of snob- men as Bigler in the North, have consented to degrade Douglas from the chairman ship of ,the Committee on Territories, which posi tion he has Cc:opted for fourteen years, inhoth brenehes of Congress. Mr. , Hunter, at the head of the Committee on ; Finance,- and Mason, at the head of the Committee on Foreign Relations, 'are both from Virginia; Mr Mallory, of the Committee on Naval Affairs, from Florida; Mr. Clay, of Alabama, Chairinais of the Committee on Commerce; an agricultural State; Mr. Davis, of Midsissippl, chairman of the Com mitts° on Military Affairs ; Mr 'Bayard, of Dela ware, chairman of the COmmittee on Judiciary; Mr. Taloa, (second from Florida), chairman of Poet Office and Post_Roads; Mr. Denjstuin, from Lou isiana, chairman of the Committee on Privite Lend Claims'; Mr. Iverson; of Georgia, chairmen of the Committee on Claims; Mr. Green, of Mis souri, chairman of the Committee on Territories; Mr. Bold; of North Carolina, chairman of the Committee on, Patents and Patent Office ; Mr. Brown, (the second' chairman from Mississippi,) ohatrulan of the Committee on the District of Co !amble. All this is done in the face of the fact that a cry is being raised that no attempt is made tb proscribe Democrats in the North who stand by the principle of popular sovereignty. ' , • Dropping the Adarinfetration, hoe:ever; have you read the speech Of Eli Thayer, 'of Massaohu- Betts, in support of, the • principle, of .popular sovereignty, delivered In' the House on the 24th of February:lest, ho which, with oonsiderable vim, he annihilates the Wilmot Proviso, and the whole idea of Congressional intervention agalosteinvery? Thayer, like a great many Other miin of his'paity in Congrese, hes deterinineeta data by popular sovereignty, since it has been crystallised Into a pi:wiliest feet. They say thet,'while Congressional intervention fn favor of slavery Is being resisted by suoh men as Douglas, Congressional interven tion against it IS equally impracticable, modally with the constitutional recognition of slavery in the ratio • of representation, , and the late ,obitur dictum of the:Supreme , Court, and they, know that the peOple Of the :United States, are not roadY to,rnn the risk of Opporieg the popular will in the Territorlee, which is - bottled to be permahent. • 34 r. - Bleklescontinizelt to receive -visitors- In the gnard-roorn,of the, county jail. Crowda attend upon,film deldy. His mails areonormons, and . he writes,* greet many ietters.,_,He s is cool and , eol looted' 'Oohing sireeedlngly well, and dreised with his usual preelilori and taste.' ;No iamPlairilit ea cope him, and though,he conversiefieely with hie Mamas; he'gives Way to Aso levity. ' HIS beentifni little girl; "Laura," visits him dellyi Miefather and mother are still in the city; egjohndrigf at the /40400. - Bousel" or old -"llbbettllonseP (in THE PRESS - --PHILADELPHIA, TU E SDAY,' MARCH 8, 1859. . F street, neer , Fourteenth ' ) :and see hini fre quentiy-lie'lB • 'Only&son of parents ,who' :father being ' a man of large wealth:in Me W' York, and of .itrlot busi ness babibc-'2.lili. And :Magioll, and' their hapless ' daugider, (Mrs. Sieltles,) oeoniy t ) te ,old residende of hir : ,Sioklii,'On. Sixteenth greet; oppe• site Lafeyette ' Stinare:' ;Wish ..lhomf wire .butry, themselves in traducing : Mr: filekles f and in going bookinentifeetitse...falee_statemetits as to ble early coarse of life, (statements anainit which, in his present position, be has no protection;) could visit him - in the guard=house which be now &sou; pies. These partied . rio`ndt helkitate-Lietee forTpa 'Stied reasons, som e for the Parpose of gratrYing malignent - goielp,''sind &here to awaken a prurient appetite in the public -mind-to bold him gondor of rumored offenoes.against female virtue 'than the wrongs vadat havd been proVed .upon - the hapless. Key. - Others, ,in their ignorant, yet fiendish 'assaults -upon Mr. 'pales, even while pitying the 'unfortunate Women who has been the cause of a 'great fart 'Of - this fearful tn• gedy, do not hesitate to 'add to her pangs; as if to drive her to that fate which in now sufficiently apprehended—the; foto, of the suicide. Mai the Evening Pesti of New York, no feeling for - the family of the unfortunates? for the weds of the doubly-affileted living—he who' pines in the pri son, or she who , ehtieka In tha.desolate mansion in the western part of the city ? Have some of t - year fapersin Philadelphia no regard for:the relatives of the 'dead 'Key—for the aged father and mother of the living Sloklei tor no humanity for the stricken woman and her prattling little girl, itself kelpie* • against the World, yet filled - with the.preeeolons intelligence of her seat. conscious of the deed which may blast her yet innocent life?. I have watolted Mr.'Sickles all thisinornisi.g,.and haveyot tohear the 'first word 'of denunelation of Philip Merton Key, the matt wh om he flew after having, hesn in furiated-to that ant by the fatal signal already no. torietio=no ''ooMplaintS about his wife, nore• preaches upon any using being. When he showed me some of the extracts from the Philadelphia papers which had been opolosed to him lied= anonymous friend,' be said,'" I havelhoesitlefae tion to know that nearly evermo re p that has spoken of me los, Approved th - which I have been compelled to take." ldiry I not ask that when he who has suffered Most la this fearful eatistrophe news to !mire thdrusturel feelings which might. be enlisted In his cause, and 'refuses to complain of those who havaprislipitated him to the direful._ remedy, others not interested should bold off their bands? ; ' I reiret to be compelled to announce that at last accounts there was no hope that Postmaster Gene rat Brown would recover: Its death irmOmenta ,- rily expected. • °memoir's.. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Mr. intake, the o.4Ottaet to Mextto, tit' et end Red to no obi sting Government to Mexico, but hi to await Oirotnnetances,_ and, if possible, recognise the Cootitutionallets. The efellesttminleter tothte cone- BetiOr retATA, Rowel Ina few deye, and v/I return' home. THE NEWS BY THE 'MOB:A. Ohe DaV Latet,fitom-Eurep.o:, RUMORS MORE "WARLiK.U. NNW Yea; March 7 .1:-Tho Ilerops arrived this after noon with LlyerpOol.and London , advloss of the I9th alt., one day Istem that 4 reoalved bt the tnra. The steamship Enna arrived, oak on the 16Oalt. The letebt Continental iiiidark 4.145 more warlike It itt said that the trench Mroyeror will goon form a camp of 100 000 troops at Tonlon. It is aagerted thathi.ln tentioos are doble‘dly warlike: - 4 The oorresPondenee from France and Vienna to the London papers ,alsoands-in rtimora of warlike peparav -• . , Oe the odor hand the. kennel' error ittintatee isbcW a' redastion is fhe home and colonial tercel-of 1.6 4 30 men. and an looresse in the Indian army of ItooS The total f0rma1.229 000 men, of which 106 000 aterfor In dia, The reduction in the borne forces is contadered es indicative of the Cievertiment'sfelth In the realniezatelie tof peace. The Zoete of Commok s e hag Dassed a reridatioh in favor of a new loan of £1,000,000, ' , Rumors prevail of Ministerial changes, inoludidg the retirement of the 'Lord Chancellor, Ear B. Lytton and General Peel. The Atlantis Telegraph Company's bill waste - 3h. drawn in the House of Commons on the iiighj of the 18th but leave was given to bring in another, to enable the coainsay to raho additional , eapttal, end: far other purposes. - The bill legalizing neurisge with a doomed wire mater Was pared, IU the Heise, - tie a eietiond tendingiby - 58 majority. • - . . The Independence al g 'states Ant Prance less pre leting *memorandum containing an elpseitionof the grievances against Austria. The datgar of Mitt; quo will be pointed out and esplanattotra frantlydheimei el., At the some time Vendee will say that. While she is de sirous of polite, she to for from fearing war. The Austrian jarnals hare been ordered to litatitne a moderate tone in their **Vales relative to Preto. Austria As stated to have - proposed to the ssaondsury German Powers •treatieirof allianee and threier them , had coueindsd imeret treatise with her, but. o 4 to be soled noon in ease that war shall be curled to;a ditto rept theatre they Italy. - - A new Prussian-loin eraeten co n templation,, • Sardinia is stated to heir - In'thellonsioffLOrdii. an', the 181 h, the .i 4r ou. d.....l,kridation.to the Chaffee et &urges wee laid on the UM*. • ~ , , , , -., ~-,','- ~ t• f.'s I.llrtbe Haute ot. ennartue; . lbtr.iteidlirggi; —Coe that he should shortly mere a reeolution - tiering that no new Ormetitution should be grant to the lonian Islands AMC thgtllduse had tint h , ton op portunity ef user:educing an opinion on it. Mr. Dineen. in reference to a threatened motion of Inquiry as to the regent double election of liospardre ter ,Moldavie and , Praltochti o suggested 'that. as the Paris oonferetne woe about to consider the subject, it would be hrehly inexpedient for Parliament to antielpate the result of those deliberations., ~ . . -,, Lord ataicleymored aforrneffiliolotteri declaring the medialniry of raising seven millions of pinnide ger- Hog. In Znglend, for the serrloe of the Government.' n India: • After some debate, in which sir 0 Wool dreere te ther glrami picture of the ilemeolal future of India, the resat/dims was ..agreed to; and a bill ordered 'to be brought in on the enhjeot - The Daily PAW eorrespondeut says tact the Trench ,envoye at Munich, Wurtemberg, andfOsseal had been ,sent for to confer with the Emperor—lt was presumed on the state ef ruble opinion in Cietmany. Th. Minister of the Interior hal a 4 dr,essed a ionlien tial circular to the Prefects of Derartments conraying the official interpre atlas they are to give to the Em peror's opted' on the opening of the session, es it had become the aubJeart, of nontradictoryoonnetentarlei. The Minister says the Emperor's - policy le thee, ethfe de_ rumacing war withmt tegltimate'motive M iltlPlffibie; his Majesty will rot recoil front war if his honer com mands It, or if there mime one of those *adios for which, at all times, Prance has been enthusbutte, be• cause war Is then a necessity. The Par's correspondent of the Times says the warn ing given to La Pril.i mu owing to the complaints of the Papal 111115010 at Paris,, The Herald's' correspondent mays that a time of 100,C00 men is to be formed at Toulon by the 'end of, March. .. . The moventenU of troops oontinued eery *hie at; wreathes. m . i i t The Parte Bourse oo the 76th opened w it, btl tinned tier. On the Nt h , the warning giv ito Ltr Presse gaverise to an advance or about one ; elf per cent., bnt this revere° WAn not fully maintained .0 Of 18th. Thernarket opened die and lower, but insured, and tho three per cents closed steady at 08 tort:ironer and sow ant. t, i , A notice In the Gazette deolaree the port of 'Victoria!, In Venom:merle Dian I, the port of .entry of British Colombia, until arreogernente have been madetn cot. loot ditty on Fraser river. I The Scotsman siree oorrenoy to rumors of rn'tletti eel changes It bays the Lord Chancellor will peon re tire, and rntertalte the Uhler Baronship of the Markt quer. Lord Kingsdoun or Mr Ostrom inicteedhn i wooleacb ,• that General Peal will resign thtlyer Be oreta. yehip, and that Bir M. D. Lytton will beencceril ed I n the COlonial Department by Mr; elagstora—Lit ton being raised to the regime The Hanoverian Chamber of Deputies, having learned that the Government bad not Liken dcaldve‘ Ores' to prevent the exportation of horses. had instible that the general prohibition abould be adopted 'wlibiut rie. ley. .In the ripper Chamber the propmition Tara Oise w to • arm debate. in the worse of which It ude con tended that any Frenob attack on the Po rod Rhine _ would be a cams WU: PlCl•Sitel dilatory;miley Wad de9ooloed es antl.oerutan. The proposition w.a Mutt measly agreed to. NAPLES. Considerable anxiety wis felt- in' Manisa thithe health of the King He was hollered to be inithincr from water :coma the heart, ant.,waa too ill JO br liken to Chants, . ' AUSTRIA. It to stated that a council el' war, composed offer or Eve of the most distingul Med generals in the Afifirn army bad been formed It is confirmed that Watt had expressed wlllingneed to make a ootmetelo to pnblie opinion, and to MOM to give support to tlateye. tem of misrule which prey - ails in central Italy. i r The Vienna correspondent of the London - ea, writing en the 16th of Februtty, rays: ' to Three if one days ago information wee received from Prei r msOilick removed all doubt as to the intention Of the leror Napoleon; and it would not be curprisivg rudd _ rto learn that the Attelrian army Is to he placed on ' war lowing. The military organisation la eo excellenithat 060,000 men °sublimity prepared for action `wipe a mouth or Mx weeks ll The came authority ta it Is evident A mighty storm le brewleg. end that tile Ato of Bumf& and 'mums is to reduce Austria to th , name level as Turkey. - - conimerCidl' intelligence.. 1. LITHRPOOL, Feb. 18.—The sales of Cotton. 1M the week, embrace 88,400 boleti, inoluding 16,0t0 ld OM. latore; and 7,010 to exporters.- Ail qutlfti4 bare advertised folly ji for the Week. and the market,Thsed active. The awes to-dew were 8 000 bales ittleg 1;000 to apeoulatOrs, and 1.000 to exportere, clan g an. five and Arm at the following quotations: , - • Fair.. • ladling New Orleans ~.34 r via Mobile - 7 x - OP 10 Uplands • 7 1.16 ek The stock of Cotton In port la 802,000 bales, nierbich SOL 801 balsa are American. i 1 . _ The advices from MancheeteF are favorable, tit mar. bet for goode eloelog firm hod salve: '•- 4 )1 ' Hanle, Feb. 11.—New. Orleans tree ordleadit le quoted of 101 f, pram' having advanced lel dada* the week. Thd 'Wee forthe wetk have been 93 %els. ' LIVERPOOL 1111RADSTUPP8 MARKET, t Ol e%. ltl The market closed dull butedeedy Piour Ott but dull. Wheat doll f Western* red 6e 910292 49 100 Re. Corn dull ; mixed yellow. Be Mulls 31 tfX the ; White 7sldo7e dd. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, I'W 1 —?ro. visions steady but Wet. - Ifeet 0040. Porkld I, ; Ea. con arm, but quiet. , Lawl dull. but bol d at et a 1 LIVIT,RPOOb PRODUCE MARKET; Peb. ill f-Sigar dull, and lower qualities have declined sligh ly' Oftree firm:' Ri ce, steady: ROOD eteady, at - da ild`“ ill for common, Spirits of Turpentine steady at bettle I LObDON - MARK/An Feb. 30.—klessis.: a,indil quote Brew:lite& dull; Iron steady; Sugar lie ;Tea very firm ; • Elpirite Turpentf be firm, . / . LONDON MONifY• MARKET, Feb. 18 —l7cmplabf are quoted at 9636 for money. The botlion id th lank Ileaimmied ,1281,000, American' eseuritiesirsuu. ged. .. . . Latest per Europa. I I 1 LONDON, fiatuldl `li DAILY NEVIN Oyer d/ITIOLN.—NILWON' WI veiled to•day throughout the Stook Egehange. t uned armament in Branco, and the absecale o rfvery on the Parte BOUM contributed to oboe dewy to animation. , • The Mids t however, closed, an, good eel y a - Wootton of X, which took place toward the the day, proving merelytemporany.- - Weft In -tiOn for the Indian loan appear to hug been el Nome extent,- yet althea prep:W.l°4l4g the,inar the exeoption Of-the ;UM In Railing shatesi market'', werer , heavy, Narthex - largd n'aleff ba•do Venetian *here* on orders from , Vie • eonelderable effect upon the stock market g The dhow market waeralhetmore gutty -beet Weirton' freely taken at fitand *Wen 2 The *dittoes in sold at the 'bank' te•day we pedant: The steamer apron wl4l tap out, o SPECIAL DMPLIOU se-nts:paless W 481112107054 March 7 ITANOVER - blatant £175.281. In speee,-for Xtet;ill ether ex -eopt 2,45 darer... Tana 8 '•ine 000alnerateo acme mare today botorrataded for the next Teasel for 'Botnba7, when the exchange omen bigber. On ebange , Mix at urdooni a fresh rise took 34ace in the rates for Me on -- Aletria. Paper on Holland was likewise quoted more favorable to this omit!) , , The other exohangeo remelt' Dm. FOUR DAYS- LATER 'FROM CALIFORNIA. [EY,TEIE OVERLAND MAIL.] EXPEDITION AGAINST THE KOHAVES TIIE INDIAN WAR. BNSINIBB IMPROVING AT MN TRANOIOOO .BT. Lours , kilt oh 8 —The overland mail haS arrived, Mir ging San Vendee] dates to the 11th ult., four days later than previous virtue. Two, planners from Eau ffracoiseo eamd through by the mail. The famine' , Uncle Hem left Hen Wrennlimo on the 11th with 103 troops of the Sixth infantry regiment, for the Colorado, for, the purpore of ehsetleteg the Mohave Indiana. , The additienel section of tbo CaMorale Central Rail road has been put under contract The next Panama 'steamer was to leave on Monday, 'the list at., Instead of Saturday, the 19th, es previ ously advertised. - The Indian war in the northern part of the State to being vigorously prosecuted, with a fair prospect of a wady termination business at San 'Frani:deco was brisk ; candles, c,ftte, provisions and American 'ignore advancing. The t mamas by the overhead mall report heavy rains having fallen on the Colorado:Desert—an unusual occurrenee. Alga, that the company met with com plete sweets in linking wells, finding an abundance or water at aderth oe 110 , feet. &Terme,* germs prevailed along the Peak') and Tejon passes, and a large amount of additional stock was being distributed along the route. ' Lieur Lae previously reported mortally wounded In the fight with the Apache Indlass, wan rapidly Hl proving. An expedition was about leaving Port Buchanan, under Capt P.well , spinet the band of Apaches who , killed two army sergeants in January. THE THIRTY-SUM CONGRESS. SENVIT—.ENTIU BEEISION. ctieeuixamc, Maroh 7 Mr. gortara's reeolution, cal.flag on the Socreiat..y of itar for ooplea of all contracts which have been mad° for rotnoving the obatrootiona at the month of the Mix. thaatrpt, the .4mount en eftpanded, and to ithom paid, woo adopOd -Mr. Bit• WS. of preaented a inetnetial from Menne - Pettibone dr. Boteler,•the binders of extra dem:manta for the Se- a.e, alleging that, owing to the email minutia of binding, se controstmi with tbel.re• ideas years, they bare loft mosey, sad 8441 for an Wen:mitt. ". • • On motion of bie. Memos ' of Virginia, the TANDOORI •wio tabled.— yeas 42 pava43. , 'The Senate then went into executive reacion. / 4, 10 public busk US WU transacted. As neon as the doors were opened, the Senate ad- I curse& (The Benet," *ea In sitseutlye essaian for five boars, fiftaia*pirited debate r conarnstel the arjmintment of Cherie, L Weiler ae postmaster at Bin Frane'scoi lid J. W Mandeillie as en•veyor•geeerel or callfmnia. The nomination et Me Moteue wee unanimously con firmed as minister to Mexico, end La Reintele ae secre tary of legatim.) PENNSYLVANIA LEIIISLATURE. The Senate niet at three tiolook P. M The following Mils were rf eti In plane : Mr WEI - MIT, CI Philadelphia. one to oroot ft ngli elec. Mon dbealon in the Tritenty-third trout.. PhiladellMat Alen. a eapplement to the Oxford and Lower Roblin Poor Roue, whits • wits consldeted and pan ed Mr. ()Anat. of alleglien., IL supplement to the Pitts burg and tßenbenyille Railroad The tei ionlog butler were pegged : To Ink:Arboreta the Pet/mare county Padnenger Rail way Constisny. - To Incorporate the Philadelphia Romp/lay for the im provement of the Drama. To Incorporate the Maloney Broad Mountain Rail. row% , ne- bill to incorporate the Fanners' Market Clio pony or Philadelphia passod a Brat read:ng, and wee laid over. A commttniestion was received from the Governor, etcing the City Building A seociation, on the ground that it to not bo much a bolbling KAROClition aa a loan company. Adjourned. It being petition day, altlege number were presented. Several remonatrances bete !resented ogaleet the per or the shppithi ant to the Germantown Passen g ,Bsllway Company, cod i s the Green and Goatee Railway. The etandivg tommittees reported a large number of bills, and many bills were read lb plate Mr. GLITZ reed a bill supplp crentary to the sot rela tive td attachments in eZempnbu eases.- Mr. PIBEtH R, a enoplemeht to the ant consolidating the oily or Philadelphia The use of the ball was grunted to the blifil for , Tuesdav evening. March 16 The House twisted on its aniendreents fo the bill abolishing the Board of Gut tllans of the Poor. Adjourned, • Washington Criminal Court. Wastimotoa, March ' Criminal Court for the Thetriet assembled this morning. The death of The Idte Dlstriot. Attisney, P. 3. Key, wee announced In fitting term by Robert Oul& Wit , the read, sOlrlcifsd aepce•ser of tfr 1{47, and Wag responded to by Jade Otholotd. The court then adjoutoed over in teepeet to the memory of ice deceased. Tbo court teem was crowded in expectation of some cotton being had to relation to'the trial of Jdr. Ricking, but the Grand lary wee not assembled. The trial of dickies will net be onmmeneee so early In the newton ae many fume anticipated. Ills connect ,"11, not present to-day. The Jail docket:embracing Ike smaller offences,b Melly Bret taken up, and May weepy a week or longer.- _ . The Meai nn question. WAittntrixos, Marti' Mo. Etr. MoLsao, laving been co:maimed to.day by the Santo as mild& niq4 ij Mis cal V4ra 111,;psiW, to existence Mr. "Olaiirobwell hes evils' writtenitei the. State iiefiettnavnt. urging Ite 'recognition. Thts the illve.rnment Is 11341 , 111nd to:Ito,-.1411d hence' the /Sp polininvnt of Mr. McLane. Senor Mats has Lean here eationely awaiting the reeoznition of hie. Government hj this Administration, and hie coneecicent reception es eninisteit bat an the reoognition, If at sit, will take plies In Megloo. he ososiders hie witssion suspended, for the present. Ile will soon leave for New Oeleens, there to await further Instrantione front ht, Govern. mitsrt Io the event of Mr..MoLene presenting hie are. dentists to the Juarez Government, Senor Mote will, thin* lo little doubt, return to Waghlugton In ft dipto nilitlO capacity. Indian WASHINOVON, March 7 he seeste- r roWe a number of Indien trcettes. esob-nolng those with the 'Mien When of Oregon and Washingtor, to not unoti. An three are co•ictlocetsdy connected with The preservation of the velum on the Plclfie, there eel. be no doubt of their istidoeticn. The Postmaster General's Condition. W.IiBUINOTON, March 9-10 o , elocir P. A 1 —The Post =alter General still lingers', there being no prospect ;whatever of his recovery. The Treasury-Note Law. WABRusOlna., Idareh 7.—There ie a clause in the law authorial/au the .retsouo or cr...F ar y enee, peeved by , the late Congress, giving the Secretary of the Treasury , atitherity' to hien., reylstered or coupon stook, as the 'purchaser may elaat. Having already received coupon stook, the Secretary has derided that he wilt not change it. , Later from Mexico. New ORLE iNe Much 7 —The brig Minstitlan, arrived on Baturday, brings Tampico dates to the Stith ult. The Liberals were actively prosecuting the war.. Gezemt Juarez had taken the field and gons to Vera Oita, which is represented as befog to a perfect state tf de once. General Emparahad been Captured by the Liberals at A gm, C►litntet. Excitement at El i zabethport, N. J. STRIME OF THE LABORERS ON THE D L. AND R'. R. RIOT APPREHENDED. ELI Z ABE MORT, N J., March 7.-- 1 1 bout one hun dred laborers, employed on the *O4 decks here, by the Delaware, Lsokswanate and Western Rel.road Company, struck for higher wages islet wean. A party of men werellion brought from New York to till their places, but owirg to the threets made they were afraid to land from the steamboat. One bandrad men are expected here this morning, from Sc aeon. The laborers are in a state of giett excitement, end a iseri, no riot is apprehended on the arrival of the train. The priest of the Roman Catholic Church le endeavoring to pacify them. (13VCOND DESPATQFr.) EL!ZABETfIP)RT March 7. —The train from Feranton has Jost arrived, and the new mon and the strikers formed in a lino, aa'd much ezeitern , nt and 'aerobe/to the coal docks The President is doing all he Can to avoid a collision, but it SOMA inevitable, Co soon as the ark , men commas co work. (TIIIIID DESPAINI ] EMT.). evriieoal., N. J., 3)i o'clock P..M.—The new men wont to work, when those on the strike commerd ed throwing coal, but were finally driven off The new men are rouo't the strongest. The strikers bare ap- pointed a committee to 'make arrangements to go to work again. but have not reoadeu in their demands. The matter will protably,be arranged without eerione 11 , 1 latbethport Ina town on Newark Illy, end in tba anal depot or the Delaware and Lackawanna and Now Jamey Neutral Railroad ] Elm :African Squadron. BosruN, March 7 --An arrival at Wit p..rt turniabea the fullorrlng hatellieoce relative to the movement,' of United States VOSSaill : The flag ship Cumberland was at Porto Prays on /wary MI, to leave sees for Gore*. The stoon.4.war Dale had left for Monrovia, and the )1 trim) was on, a cruise. The Viccerciee wie daily expected Destructive hire at Bahia . . lirwrir.o. Reach 7 —The Rerklmer Block" of bulldlnge was debtroyed by bre on &turd .y night. The block we , occupied or etneA and jaw einem the con. tents of all of which were burnt. The lon le estimated at rO,OOO, on which there is an Insurance of $16,000. lion, J. Glancy Jones Received as Min ister to Austria. New Yeas, March 7 —Private advice/I by the steamer Jura etato that Hon. 7. Glancy Jones was received at the Court of Vienna, on the 34 h nit s as t 7.8. hitntater. Death of Ex• Senator Geyer. Sr, Lours, March 7,—Tho Ron. Henry S. Beyer. for. merlir United States Senator from this etate; died last night. %Yr ather Reports.' Monday, March 7—Noon —Washington—The reports from Paitimore and Peterabnrg represent the weather cloudy and cool, tho same no hero Va —Wind E; tier Wilmington—Rainy and warm Charleston, B. 0 —Cloudy ; wind NE.; the". 03. Savannah, Ga —R.lny ; 'wind ; Mier ,66 • Mooed, Ga —Cloudy ; beery ra ne during last night. Montgomery, Ala —Meer; heavy rains last light At Lyeebbtug, Knoxville. and Chattanooga, weather rainy ; th.r.sr.nglog from 42 to 60, Onmberland-4 body and warm, Cinotnnatl—Olondy and warm. " • New York Bank Stateinent. New Yoae Idaroh 7.—The Dank State ,, eat for the 'jerk ending Saturday exhibits: A decrease In Loan. it Not dopogta An Increase in opeole (nearly) " 011oulatten.. Itinrhets by Telegraph. • Ti Alain .as. March 7.—Flour is flrm at $6 26. Wheat firm at fl 4Re1,80 for white, and $1 d5a1.50 far red. Coro advanced lo , gt 60a for white, and .62 . ailkla for yellow, Provisions unchanged Whiskey dull at :6 for Ohlo. •A year TAME Leedavillo, Y., a tame pigeon accompanies two littleenitdren to rohool regularly, flying after them along the street, alighting on the fences, trees, and in the road before them.. If it files far ahead, you may see it turn round, and, looking at the ohildren, wait patiently for their arrival, and then fly a Wet.* further on; and go it keeps doing until Ahoy reach the School. Then it pgradeg Itself Upon the windoW•sill, where it remains until school is out, when it obeervet the same manner - in going bolus. teil ithlo of ropes. ate to t, Vlth otme tlDw s hid Owutatetlym, r)tklt. antra. I' 6 Pal t 1 See First Page: • • 14.•Mtr.a.koau on HAHLllT.—Notwithstand . lug the ry inclement state of the weather hat eve ning—inclement even for March--Mr. James H.3dar. dock, the celebrated eater delivered hie critical and analytical lecture on Hamlet to an audience nearly filling Concert Hall.' The .hurter of the audience wr s what Is usually called " appreeletive.ti and always , g respectable There were many • there who. we phoutd imogioe. had raver been in a theatre in their lives, and many of a eh ranter rarely seen ‘outeide of private box. The object was wholly a abseil abke one, the proceedli being devoted to the establ ehment of a Obatttr hospi at in +hie city. The lecture was an- mended for 1,3 i n:c'ock. but the orator did not appear ' until quarter of 8 No one wee surprised. for people have their own .11iess of the nor of oratorical people. and never wonder nor get uneasy, as they used to 111 under these hi de of pstleone, Judge Halley into doced Mr. Murdoch ins character• istie ape-el—by which we Motu a very neat and mot!: neat one lie planted for the hospital as one desetying of the her °valence or all corn, and said hp felt happy that, in introdunnr +be orator of the evening, he also intrutuced a friar d of hts boyhood, One whom he hid net onlrloved for his Analittes as n gentleman, but Minstrel tor h'e p - oressional Mr Ifurddrds, in appearing on the platform amidst Very general and cordial appiattre, said he felt eminent ly boom, d in being t ermittan to present bin trb , ws nu cue of the most sublime creations of the human mind. He would speak as be felt on the enbject; notnttempt lag to solve the _pillion noble royeterlea that clustered around the diameter of Hamlet but to giie the resolt or the impressions he hat reavel while studying the mooing of the great master In his preparations fee the drareatle art We regret that our mace to-day will not permit on to nubleit the very voluminous notes furnished by our leviers The lecture Was a medley of eritlelem and fed the er,t , c.en, being very fully Illustrated by reciting the most celebrated points of the play. The orate le toga idea of Hamlet teemed to be thet he wad a great mind, pna el sl-g every quality that gave great nese to man, bet without the energy to-carry hie plan a into execution Hie life was s pinta-e of energy Wasted, intellect ob soured, and reason tottering on her throne. - He was only r - mastl to actloo by deeperat'on, and it was in Finch tile of desperate energythat be killed the king and Lambe., and indlreestl. Mule himself a 'diaries. Hamlet represented judgment without energy, and thought without action Not to Diodes. His character was that of Hamlet's reversed Ile, too• wag amen of noble qualities, of kt d beset, and undoubted bravery. but he wan an emblem of passion without Julgment, a mind al ways jamp'ng et bevy conclusions—a courtier, not a phi! gopher—one of those who, according tone adage, set in haste and repeat at leisure? , Horatio. to the epeaker's mind, was the noblest of the three. Mr. Mardoch's Waldo delineating this chargoter wan very beentifel and stalking. Horatio was the bosom friend- of the sorrow-stricken Dene, hie Companion and conic , lior. " Horatio. than art e'en as good a man at I h.ve spoke, withal." wan, perhaps, to use Hamlet's own phrase, the best' criterion of big character, The reeitations were giden tith much taste. the Mlle With the ghost. the soliloquy on death. and part!. cularly the act ne in the graveyard, were the most stri king. The grave-diggers , dialrgue - was scatted with great homer and crested much merriment His man; ner was t s,o free as When on the board', but in no Swarm did he st-ive after effect by aping the extrava gance so custemenf en the stage. 'He - wee loony t pplauded at the close, the lecture occupying nearly two hours in its delivery. ALLBOED FATAL ABORTION CASE—ARREST OF Yoe Pa rice ELIVLId&TIIO.—A. considerable excite. meet wee orseted yentorday afternoon to the Seven teenth ward, mead by the death of a young girl named Martha Tans Topham, at a house on the north eide'ofJefferson street, west of Second, which wee leapt dootteda and an alleged abortionist named Ita•tba Hodson. the feats of the cam, as far ea we are ennbled to learn, are as follows: Hkaaranntiodderah t Miss Topbern has resided for some years past with her father end.stop-mother, on Front Street. near York. A. few weeks sines her father discovered her condition. On the folloving day she was taken to the house in legation street, where she has remained under the professional charge of its ocetipants. ' A few dam since, Dr. Brown, of the Nineteenth ward, wweesummonedto see the unfortens'e girl, and found bar in a very critical condition He bag lexica then attended upon bar, and yesterday, having been in ft.ttned that the girl had died at ten o'clock on the pre -Hone bight, be informed the officers or the ward, who immediately notified the coroner to investigate the case. The I InOPTO went to the house and arrested Mr. god. eon, but the doctresa was nowhere to be found. The ahem Arrested Hebert Dunlap, a resident of the Nineteenth ward, on the charm of being iniplleated in the affair, Ile is charged with May've seduced the, young lady, and with having deposited a watch with the ebortionist as collateral for the payment of the protest atonal persica in the ease. He in in ousted, at present at the Seventh- Ward station honey Coroner Fenner summoned a jury in the case last evening. and a post-mortem examination of the trdy was held by Dr 8. P. Brown, and the jury retired to the Seventeenth-Ward station koriee, where the above facts were elicited. - The affair created a great deal of excitement in the nelelhorlsord of Pecond and :demon treets.-and numbe• of people assembled at the house last evening. ' The interior of the house is well adapted ,for the ne- Winne perpens for which iChu been noel. Au en tra-ce to the premises is effected through& small strait in the rear as well as from Jefferson street. We ob eerved in one of the rooms any quantity of pill boxes, a mortar sod pestle, and'all the mraphernents neces sary for the business. The flat floor was fitted up and disguised as a candy and cake et7re , The young lady had just attalsed her nineteenth year on the day other death. The doctrines weearrested slew days since on the charge of producing an ab-ation and wan held to bail by Alderman Shoemaker In the cam of 7400 to answer the charge. , AB3tY Sosozoxe.—Parettant to the follow log orders, breed hi Wallington city, a Board of Army Surgeons will montane in this city to examine assistant surgeon and candidates,: Van Dgrearaiser, Adjutant 'General's Deice, ?. Washington, March 40819. j sr Special orders. No. IT. . tr A Bo.rd of Medical Officers. !maenad of Surgeons C. A. Finley. 7 M. Coyloylad 8, P. Moore. will 49151111- bit at Philadelphia, Piramylvaeis, en Friday, the let Icy of April. 1880, or u saga' thereafter es preeticable, for the rxenination original:tent enrgeons for Promotion, god e (such undidatem for. antmlutsnent to the eleeleal staff tie tear be invited to Dreamt themeelves. sa-Avaistant Samson 0. D:Orameds'applituted der of the Dos ' I order of thlSPOostity of WA- : , IrrpTleasinne must.he addressed to the Secretary of W - ar; must stets the 'reiblence of the applicaor, ehd the dit4 eta, place of hie birth. They most also be en. sompsnied (refe:•enees mill resales no attention) byre. speetable testlnionials of hie possessing the moral and physical qualifications requisite for filling creditably the responsible station, and - for performing ably the swarms end active dotted of as officer of the medical staff ARRESTED. despatch was received from Mayer 'Wearer, of Pittsburg, yesterday, describing a German named Fredarick Myers snail "Keel," who was charged with the crime of bigamy, sad also with haying stolen about one hundred &alive from a gentle man in that oity, It appears that Frederick married a woman in Ge•many, with whom be resided for soma time in one of the western counties of this State, and upon paying a visit lo 'Pittsburg be became enamored w,tb o.m of the fair rex of that city, and after a abort courtship made her his wife. Actor leaving that city, Hoe blyera No. 1 male her eppearance, and inquired for her truant husband, when she learned, to her fur pree, that Frederick bed forgotten his ,Bret love and w.s wedded to soother. -The despatch was placed in the hands of High Constable Franklin, who, with his o'cal sagacity. traced the whereabouts of the German to the northern part of the city, where by bee-repre sented himself as s monument of plate, and took an en. tive part in religious antra. Frederick was arrested and looked op to await a requisition from the author'. ties of Allegheny county. FOUND Dnownim —Yeetet'day morning the body of a white man about forty-eve years of ago was found floating in the Schuylkill near Chestnut-street wharf. Ms body looked as though it hid been in the water about three weeks. Re wee ,dreased in a bine roundabout, black cloth vest and pante, and a' bine woollen monkey jacket He bad nothing in big pocket but a balance scale and knife The coroner held an in. quest on the body yeeterd ay afternoon, and rendered a verdict in accordance with the facts. HIGHWAY ROBBERY.—We alluded in our paper of yesterday to the assault omblnitte'd on Euuday evening by a ruffian newsboy.. The name of the gentle. man robbed le Roberts /le wee e Sew led by three per. EMS, not one, as had been elated. Two of the ruffians eeoaped, but the thlrd,_a newsboy, named Joh. Ostri gan, was arrested yesterday morning, ard, held to an. • over. Nimmons Alisonzne.—ln the hospital lot, an it is called, on Coates street, eeveral malicistur per sons have been lately cutting down the trees and other. wise lejurion the city creperty evens] policemen were detailed to the Deena of these patty r potations yester— day, with orders to arrest all who could be found thne Infringing the city's ordinances. SHOPLIFTER AERESTED.—A woman named 80190 Morrison was arrested yesterday afterooon by an °Meer of the Reserve Corps, on a charge of sealing a plena of muslin de lake rim the store of Messrs. [thornless, at Eighth• and Chestnut streets. lime wee taken before Alderman Bottler and committed to 'answer. Tax following named aldermen are the only ones that have paid any of the itoem and pens ties re. covered by them. in the exercise rf their Wit a, into the City rrea•nry : Sobn Worlds. $26 09; J. Planking ton, $93 86; J. Thompson, $5 51; J. Snider,' $11; U. Bracer, $2O; W Ogle, $35; and A. inertia, 75 cents. INQUEST.—Coronor Fenner held an inquest yesterday morning on the body of Catharine Right, wbo died from iejurlea received by being run over by a car on the Second and - Thlrd•atreet Pmfeenger Railway. The jury, in re^dedng the verdict, fully exonerated the eoninetor and driver of the eee. fioarrrAL CASE.-4 . 0110 Sharon, aged twen. ty,two years, wee admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospi tal, having been seriously Injured on Market. street bridge, while proceediag to the fire In the Twenty. fourth ward, on Sunday night SAVED.—Michael Kenyan fell overboard at Aroft•etreet wharf yesterday, and would have beau drowned but for the timely Interference of 0111:er Wat son, who, hearing hie struggles In tae water, threw hint a rope, and alter some difficulty hauls], him out. ' No Quonum.—Tho Common Council held an adjourned meeting' yee•erday afternoon at theft °hawker, lu the State Hone?. After waiting for an hour and not being able to obtsin a quorum, the body adjourned until Thunder afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Bor DROWNED —A boy was found drowned yesterday mowing at Ohestuut-street wharf, Schuylkill. He was fastened to a raft when discovered. [Prue the Metter Itopubl'can, March 4, 1859.1 A letter has been reaolved from Lieutenant Benle•by hie family residing here, dated nt Santa Fe, on the 3d of February last. He had just re. turnea ta that place from Taos, whore he had been upon a 'Halt of a few days to his old friend Kit Car son, who returned with him On his arrival at San ta. Fe, he toned despatches from his camp, Mating that a delegation of ohiefe of the Comanehes— the formidable Indian' tribe with which our Government is now at war had come in, eapreasly to see and talk with him upon tormn of peace and amity—that they had pitched their camp near his own, and having oonfldence in him, would await hie arrival, and be'governed by hit subsequent notion. Carson determined to aceempany bin ta the commit, and on the after _neon of theday they arrivittat Santa Fu they lelt for theplains to abet with the "Bedouins of Arne- Hai " • What Will bo the remit of the conferenee we shall know hereafter. We !lava entire coml. , donna that any notion on the part of Lieut Beale and Kit Carson ' -m far an Our GovernMent is con cerned, cannot but be benefloial: These Indians are a terror to emigrante parsing through their country, and the United States malls are frequent. ly stoppedand robbed by thorn. Although Lieut. Beale In not invested with the peace making power, (sirloiully,) 'tie know "talk " will have a greater tendency , to create friendship between them and our people than could be brought about by the entire -Indian dice at Washington. We look for , important - results. growing ,out of Mid conference. - ... $646,000 1,416 000 • 300 000 384,0 0 A Of.tat in Keokuk, lowa, had on enormous fish, caned the Alligator tisrothich waa caught in the Artier Ms river, a few miles above list jam. tion with the Mississippi. It is,oror eight feet long, three teat in oireumferonee,. , end weighed rising of 800 pounds when taken out of the river. THE CITY. Lieutenant Beale—An Important Movement, FINANCJAVAND COMMERCIAL. The Money Market. PUILADIMPHEA, MILLIaI 7,1869 - Absence of 'aneculatiVe movement 14 still the chief characteristic of the stook market The want of sup port from outside capital is severely felt, dispiriting the whole business.. Yet the caoh sales of sound e• enrities do not vary moth from the everegel and the" is no variation in their rites to tell of any urgent do, mend for money, or soy strong Copulation to realize upon them. Bank stocks are in high fr.vor, Ake offer ings being far below the demand for investment in Ws cjens - of oecurittee. , el P.:: 7s l*'"4ll,7rrrrgq 1 10 0411 E1 9 .P go E. 11.. Elf;;.g NO iiii..'rahta.P" ;11, PligorrE?Orik TD;• ...... 151 041 I.lww....w.eiral , ppnit.m.ol., Vocet.cow. s a •-J a3 43 00 0 0 5. Op 0 0 , 01 & I§ °4; 4P -42. 4 2 1§WW1 * 0t0..• °POO 0 0 "r . . , . . , . . la 1 ..• ... ...,....,a -•T, 4 tm 4 e" l 4 '''' 32 - rag 'E.' ',:t. i,l y. . t o.:apc.s. .59 kG o ~g,. ay. op -.1 z,.. P, P. - .4,' g il -; nY.egoyim . . g.simgmnisof=t;m'4 lot -6.151 0 0 l ' i. ..ir..tziTpsmTsgwgvato.24l4 ! " aist-g42;B.3wormEslgil 024 A 1 I ttl 110 0, 1 0..5.02,0 • ee P,ro. ti Az, e 4 a Starcag;wate,l2,23:4VBSll.B _ . M' r, 2.1 W W I,3WW WW14..1. , AW04. , • , .....1 45 " N... ,001.4.+M.1M.W0C130.W0 ....3 , 0 ..mwm-............w....,.. Wsoveo..V .6 l.t <TUW4S.tV2wg26=62. 0 . . q 1101 D • 10 WS-4 .101.. , .. ............, e CLIMP2ZSZSiataSOTiengLat '0.......... , ..g...... m.O. 0 .................. ...moo.. 0 The aggregates ofthe bank statement this week um pare with those of last week as follows : Feb 218 Osplial stack $11,689 488 $ll 589.485 Loans 26 509,917 26.710.853..T0 202 405 Specie.... ' 5 982,261 5,926.714—De, 95,547 line fm other 1 455,485 1.050 846..1n. 105 861 Due to other Bks.. 4,006 651 3,858.0'0. ;Dm 231.661 Deposita 16.012 765 16 572,316..1n 319 rO3 Circulation - -2,778 : 255 9,00 1.1167..111. 123 035 The inereare In loans was hardly especial, it being the opinion among Many hotness men that the amount during the winter has been so large - that the bloke would be engaged through the spring in cutting down their lines. In thee. calculation!, however, there hie not heen sualatekit account taken alto feet that nearly all the intake have large Investments in -specie fonds. convertible into eale's at any time, and Classed and held se loans until good business, aper shall be cffered to .take their place, or the turn cf the tide 'makes it ne cessary to shorten sail. The folloWing lea statement of the badness of the Oleartag Houle for last week, as reported by George E. Arnold, leg., the manager: efoisinge. BstackeeB psfd 01.207 28 110 501 22 8,258,449 80 - 185.783 08 ... . .8,00,066 :0 ' 101.801 28 ..... :8:201.183 21 - -r 378 008 57 ......8,06.019 18 - 252 758 27 •.3 681,218 88 213,075 03 1859. Veb.2Btb ltitrohlout ' ' ft 33 t , 4th It 6th 520,0 3 303 03 $1,105,810 43 We are Informed by telegraph that the Lehigh Tal ley Railroad brought down for the week ending Satur day evening. the Sib Just , 8,010 tons of coal, against 5,711 tons for the corresponding week last year, being an !Dunes this season, thus far„Of 07, 4 51t0n5. FIIILADIILPHIA BTOO/1 XXOTIANG.II mire, . Mira 7,13/10. IMPOSITD as MAMMY, & CO., zuerorcrra, no.= AIM /110/111101 3101[11110, NOETIEVIOT 00211111 raur AND 0111111911171 11138 T BOARD. 50'0 Penns 58. .... .... 031 6 Pennsn B 43% 2001 do ...... .... 92% 3 Glrstd Bents 32% 600 do .........192% ICO Reading R 24% 662 73 do 92% 100 do 24% 100 City 68 00% 60 do - 24% 000 do 99% 00 do 24% 100 do ' 993 k 50 do '65 en 244 701 do New 103 100 do 25 24% 200 do 103 60 do oak 24%, 200 do 103 9 !for Canal Pref... 105-. 1000 Penn It 2to 68 0k.93 18 do .....101 2000 PW & 0 Con Te e 64 100 Citswhis R.bswn. 6% 500 Cotslitem Oh 103..6314 100 do 1:5. 6% 1000 N Penns It. 68.-03 100 do 05. 6% 2000 do 68 - 102 , do - - M.. 614 18 Atinehill R - :09,4; 00 •do ' b&. 0% 2 gonna it ..... ... - .43% 20 Far & Mee Bank.: 60 5. •do ' '43% 10 Commonwt4 Bk.. 23% RITIVRAN 80A.11.118. . 10000 bah Net 0082 ' BNOOND 100 Penes 06 ;01 eSoobt do 02,V 200 0117 Os 119,V 1000 do New 103 1000, do 108 NO do P B 11.— ,BoV • 100 do • • 01V (00 - 11 Penns B 91M 10)0 do - • - 9431- Bid. Asks , 11 8 5'11.44...:"...102'.:101 Phoa 9e 99% OM I do.. 99 99% do Reyr..lo2N linty Poona ss. ...;....023( 9/% Reading " '4% 24% do 8418 10..82% 88 - do 31108044.91., 91% do do '88.72.( 78% Penns 11 48, 43% do John 6e—loo ' do 2dm 8r....93 OS% Uor 01 On Dr Mr 41 - 47 do 'Prof in 106 oohrtyl NIT 80 1 82.72 72,4 Phllqqelp Markets,. - fi t ting 7—Rvenrog. Tito Fleur market le yen' firm - at the lute siveoto, ant come holders aro not willing to' accept last week's prices; about 2,400 bbis have been sold at $6.25eet3.31.1f for superfine, 5610a8.451 for ottoman - and goad extra, $6.75m7 for extra family. and $5 4fr idtl for mlddliogs; the receipts are light, and the trade - are buying at the above figures rather more freely. Bye Flour has ad. vaned; 102 bble cold at $4 aig 4P' bbl. Penne Corn Meal is held firmly at - 93 76 4P' bbl ; 3CO bble Brandy wine sold at $3.95 tip' bbl. Wheat—There is ve7 little offering, and prices are firm ; sales of 8 0;0 bus prime Red have been made, part at Mc, and part on terms Dot made public, ; EOO bna prime {White alio Soli at 175 c; 16,010 bus Red have been purchaeed in New York by our millers at equal to' 1690 delivered here Bej is selling at 93e on wriest. Corn has advanced lc 4P . bus, and about 8,000 bus 'yellow have been sold at 82e133c in store end la the care, 03%6810 afloat. Oats are in steady deniand at fete for D tinware and 65e for Penne Birk is drill, and Ist No 1 quercitron le offered at 1188 itY ton, without stiles. Cotton—The Market fe firmer,' and holders are asking Me advance, mahout much do ing at the improvement Groieries are steady in price, but the market is only moderately' aotira for gager and Molamrs. Provielmm are dull and neglected, and buy ers lake hold slowly at previous quoted rates. Seeds— There hi rather more demand for Cleeerseed, and about 300 bus have been sold at $6 foe 6 76 4ir hue; some holdere ask more; nothing doing In Timothy. Whiskey is steady, but quiet, at 27X 0280 for Penns bble, llikr for Ohio do, and about 260 4P' gallon for drudge, PHILADELPHIA. CATTLE. 31 &PEET, March The offenogs of Beef Cattle, at thi . different yards, are on the inereate, amonntirg to about 1,600 head this week, most of 'Which have been dispoled of at previous prices, varying t'bm $8 50 tone 50 thole/ Ibi, for com ment° prime lots - -The renewing are the principal sales reported to day : fd Isaac A brabams. Lamaster county. at 60 500 10. 42 B. 0 Baldwin, Chester county, $9 50010 60 Mooney 9S. co., OWe, sOzti *0 _ 40 J. Ghee, Latietster county, tilmlo 25. 95 J. All Oblo, 18 bOarl) 37 J. Vaultire, Ohin, $3e9.50. • • • • 81 A. Hartman, Lancaster $9OlO 32 A Gray, Ohio, $9 25a9 50 27 W. , lark, Ohio sl3e9 20 B Young Lancretor eounty, sloslo 82X. 74 J. Roland. Ohio. tinB. 19 'Mimeo, Ohte, sBa9. 44 J. Gill, Ohio. $ll 50010. DO Trawrman,"Obio. $8 5009. 2$ P. Bidebaugh, Bull , ' extra, $8 to 10. 31 D . . ECknian, Ohio. $9.50e10. 20 J Shelby, Nilo, $90 1 0.50 55 Adams, by Seldonrridge, $9610 60. 26 twist, 100,10 ala & Co ,Ohester county, 60.600 10 20 27 8. Rhodes, Berke county, $3e10,50. 47 Scott & Rhein, Cheater county, r0cc10.75 29 8 Miller, Loose - ter county, $9500 0. 61 Judge Writable, by Cochran. $lOOlO 75". 21 5100111, Cheerer county, $9 75010 25. al Seldonurldgo. Lancaster county, $9 38 Kimble & Mister county, fD Matt 84 a Graff Lancaster county. $9 50010. It. Neely, Obn'ser county. $8 7509.70. 17 13. McClung. Virginia, $9 50 30 0. Murphy. Bdttmore, 810 50010 75 51 J. Mcllll.let, Cheater county, $10.50e10 75. 20 J. titer;, Washington county, $9OlO 7s. About 4,000 Sheep .ere sold at Wardellta, et pnos raogiug from $3 to $8 each, ad to oonditiou—equal to Coro ly lb, dreesed. °ewe and Oeleen ruled dull. and about Col were offs, ad and sold at $31045 for Define latch Con - t $ , 5 a 30 for second finality do , and stsw2o for Dry Cows. Some 2,200 Bogs were bronaht In and sold at =billip , s Yard at from $8 25429 25 the ICO Me nett, wtich ie a aright advance on last week's prie ea. New York Stock Exchange, March 7. IMOON 20'0 U 8 6e 1874 703,5, , 16c0 DI Con Die 90 /000 (1 13EP&FDL G 12X 100 Cary Imp Co 6N 00 Pooltiol6l Co 810 76) 70 do 75X, 10 do 960 74 2250 N Y Con It F OM 1009 do wlto 80,11 200 vlo e 930 8016 101 do •10 80; 6 ' 80 Harlem 11Prof 30)i 000 Road it On 200 do .5 48% TIIE MaREETS Asa[e tontiono 112 moderato request et $5.76 for Pots nod 65 75m5 87% for Nail. noon —State ant Western Ploro la noire, 'and to better. with skies of 72 010 bbin at 14.25e6 for rej:oted; do; s 5 6.3 ;5 7500 tiS f 585 for g o 'l r a Psli n k grfio al e " W' e ' $6 50e6.76 for extra estate ; ft 05643 86 for extra d+; and $6 . 7008 BO for Chipping - brands of extra round bonp Ohio Canada Flour to Mealy, with males of 200 bids. at 10.1007.60 for extra: Southern Slone in booyantAtith a 'wrong npwaid tendonoy, with sales cf Si (N 0 bbis• at $6.2608 00 for common to mixed, and $6.1508 fir txwa. GRAIN.—WbOtit has#drateed 20, with aides of 8 000 busha , s Western red - winter ntl4Bo Corn Is firmer, ant nothe—salee 20,003 bushels At 86087 e for yellow Southern and 87e for Western mixed Rye to quiet at 88e92e. Marley Is dull at 706900 Oats are steady at siissPo for Southern, Pennsylvania, and 'Jersey, and tad fflo for State. \Pastern, a”d 0 TlNNliss contione to to oonelderably inquired ifter; end with a comps-nivel, light stock on hand, prices are firm with an tendeoey. Solon 150 bah' hat b-de, At Boston. On; 403 bales do, 4 1504 30 The, at 9n o,loa, O teos ; 300 bales cloth, on the spot, and 000 do to arrive, 130, 0 mos. thinn.—Slanilla Is very grin at 61 , 0, bat there in little offering below To. AmerlesnOute, and Russian are I.lllOllTe. W9leltav is held at es2So. ciTY , , , vrEms': - P - noia 3804 MITCRELL'n NEW Corriess.-:-Aeether opportunity ot , hearing this diathigniehect and eloquent lec . ..urer will afforded, this week. Zs hateacceptid the Invitation of a large Sisal:Ober or ooi Clawing ' es will be teen by referring to an adiiiiimment In anther column. Be has cOnseutet to dallier tbitn disesorses Iq the Academy of - Pieta.. from We enthusiasm eli cited bY hitt" ir cent hrillisaf Coarse on aatrinenty, we expect to see thus..trademy crowded to overflowing to hear him again. ' - _ MintranY.—The payof °SCOTS in - the' Untied. States army is effected nue+erially by the'" classification. In the artillery and infiniry,ikat of, a oolong is 11166 per month, bending the coluentation value of sub elatenee, forage, and "errant& ;-that of a _ranfor SI2A that of a captain $ 79.50 ; that Of - a first lienterant In the noted dirgoons and_ zif[pmee, eopie;:.lp]W3; major. s'4l; captain, Mt td ; ant Centeno:4,499M In the engineers and ordnance department, tht captain $9O Od, and the first - nentensot • $Bl i 3; Major and colonel saute as he dregoons. Thribeet in this' city in Granville Stokes, of 'fiwaienetge rlety, No. 007 Chestnut street. - I; 1 .1 CURIOUS ei'aiOir_ ? it DeNJUSIK.-111 Denmark 4,h'ey won't ularry,People who come to the minister with• out each producing • certifitati of waceltiation , -I n this country few discreet niinletere ire willingto many a _couple naives the groom Is attired In a haahlonabla suit • from the Brown. Stone Clothing Hail of R^ekhill ar, N05.r603 and 605 Oheetnut street, above Stith. This is as It should be. - • - - WRITING Yon'Twa New YORK Lnardn —We un derstand _ that the proprietor of -FraskLeslies Olos has offered Writer* Wale city a thousand Milers a week to indite sketches for his popularj Rural. TM offer was refused, the writer m question being unwil ling to relinipilsh the agreeable task of reit , ng forth to an admiring world the merit, of the splendid garments made and sold at le. H. Eldridge l a . 1 0Id insaklin Hail Clothing 'sid Chestnut Street. Tao SPARKLINO CRAItrAONs from the vineyards of the United States Mae Growers Compday is rich flavored, and possesses' ell the delicacy of Imported wine. It is to be hid at 603 Market street.' THE MEDICAL FACULTY prescribe Catawba Brandy irkere ejtipaytnte are aeeessari. Tbe-acoarleh leg propettiel of that male b,r Lou,yie of :Ohio, Is 'pro. Yeeblal. Agenoyi 504 bracket stree t . -",:— A Duty .— The preservation of 'health ii a duty we owe not only to onsseves, - but also hi tboee who may be dependent upon los 'to those with whom we may be associated is reletivea or :friends. - .With a due - COl:l6i* deration• for this, those sectsd wl'h . dyspepsia, nor -100.5 debitity, mamma of the stomach or digestive orgas, will lick a never-tsiiirg remedy- lo nom?, LeNll , B GERMAN 11'21101 4 , , which can be had or any druggist or dealer in mediiinei, at 75 eon:Jim bottle. - UMW , . . Lace Curtain', MltStili ,Curtation a Glll (Jr.ik:aces, Tweele, (Mein.' .Prlelee, - Window 131:mies, /to. nholeests , sad retail, 7t9 CIECSSTNUT Street, is Ma. sent° Hall., W. 11. OARRYL & ItttOr. tikhB '15,000 Pair Window Shades Ist store and for sedo, at wikolesole; cheap' 719 COSTNUT Btieet~ Ms. Bingo Hall. W. H (MERYL &MO.: • Southern end Western Merchants,: eau !11l alI and any or.iera Curtain sad li,rueloairtnedes, at the lowest ivhotesa:e prices, at W. It OASIVIL k 719.CHESTNITT threat. Importers and wholesale dealers in every deseziptten or Curtain clods and WindOw Shades. , Stimulants - 7 T boss reguirteg the assistance or a stimulant should use ROOHLSND>II 113113L1N BITTERS. 9 hey eontaln no alooliA or iojemons In grodienisfiod yet pormat graatetimnlatiog properties, followed by no deleterious effects. If, yon are tutoring with dyspepsia, liver complaint, 120iTOUIS1188111, lOU of appetite, there bitters will speedily and perroinautly cure yon. For sale by all druggists 'sad dealers. in medicines, at 75 tents per bottle. . A Chart:Meg 'Article far the ~E'ellet Oar lady friends, salon lair xuayinaline - to fall on, or be. come harsh and ail, haie only to nee JCT.3II4.IIIIL'S EAU LiJSTE ALE HALE_ ItEtiOYATOE,lihiels an permanently urea its farther decay; give' it a healthy tone, render it beentlfulliioft at:Aglow, incUae It to curl, and impart tt the masted 04tor. Fold by all druggists. and by JULES • HAVEL A.' .CO., No. 704 - CHESTNUT Street, Ebiladedpbta. "' - mh7- tit " Jackson . . . JAOKBOJI, JAOKBan OEMOKS, - OIB4ULBR-3, &a., .` - PRINTED BY and 04.prr Pininse PRISTika . . sad - caarritui , - Ystartra mariont Window Certain Geode _and Curtain Mate RiAts AT WHOLItiALId —*vary deieriptian of Ds tdaaka; Bftiiia,. Broestellea,,'Hoieeni, LaeiCnititins, Munn Ceivtabie„ tilt, condoms -Window Shades, Tao. sets, Olin" Prioges, dce, , 11.7i - nesnthis sag coal balers me invited to ,ieleot 'tram One, iteek, now °militate. W.V.-olatioti. ft Inio.,`Tia Citiketlart Street, Im• petters n and &stern in Ceitstiti R.R. - „ Ear Beatingg, de., NIMAABOXIC HALL, below Eighth litref--' - =hi -a °Amen BRO. .CO3 Leh Vat ft 63 se; 2030 N Penns R 65.ch.68 2000 !kb Nav es '82...72 25 New Grans 4 a 6 Gtrard Bank 12% 2Penne, 8.. ... ....48 - 2 da 433( 50 Read li.eowmtlat 2.4 N do 15wn.24.% " 1.64 Wires Corner h., -of ECOCOND VVILUOIMA: btrTol.4. • .Inelta raesTißl in sinall and large amounts, front nit aliases' of . the .sotan!nalty, and allows interest-attlT V ete a Eve - Moeznarbo dnrwielsi aheotts . 416O„i r e:14ii of Into. '*, ii£l—datid 61%11:Nsw Lip, 6...71 11„4 Soh Nair Stook— OX 10 _ ' do , Prof ' 79 BM WoopqltSl.l 11. oN 9,.4 da Twist ;titg.:o% 7 (do 21 * £6 L o ngo 111/01......11 113( GlzardCank 1234'12% Lek Coal & Nas...E.CX 513( Lehigh 60rip.....28x 28% N Penns -B DX 9,4 i do •06 - 68 68% New Creek .81 -31 Ontoirisse 8.... 8% 6% Lishich Zino.:... X 1 °Moe open daily, from 9 neW A &Oath, end, on Mon day and Batinfey tortan In the' aerial:lg. President, Pranklin_Tall; Tnnuntree and goaretatY r Eltiried b. dforria.- Grover Os Baker's celebrated Fatally 80 - wing MACHINES A NBW STYLE—PRIOR WO. This Mathine sews from two spools, aa purchased from. the store; requiring no 'rewliding or thread; it - Hems, Pella, itiathere, and Stitches in a saFerior aolehteg each seam by Itn Own opeiatten;withonare, course to Ihchand.needle, as Is required by other ma. chines. It will do better arid cheaper serin than eesmstrem can, area if she works for one teat an /lour. 1025 tr • I BND NOS A OIROULAIL.4II - • . 'EL New Article. • - • . • _ - In the every part of be 'United States. "Virbolerele and Retell Perot, Nos. el 7, 407, and 197 BRO4DWAY, New rook. -T. -B. PETERSON & BROS., No. 806 CHESTNUT Street, Wholesale Agents. felg-tf SewAng ➢lachi ttee.—savagely Improved DOUBLE-TORBAD, warranted equal to anyone hun dred.doller machine in the market. PRIOR TDIRTY DOLLARS. No one naked to pnrohiute until they Are satisfied in Ito performance. -Otace et the Rouse-fartashlag 'store of JobirrA'. Mar phey & 92.2 CHESTITUT Street. fe23-lat Window latiatlei--: GOLD BORDERS, ' - LANDSCAPES, STREET VlEwe, FLOWER OEN TREO, PLAIN' CENTRES, WITR - BORDER3, RUPP, WHITE, AND GARIN HOLLAND- - AND SHADE - FIXTURES. A new end varied assortment of nodes, Lao, and Moan Ourtaina, COrniaeo, Eeada j Pins , Oeateee , Loops and Tassels of all klub. A large 'afoot of above goods oultiTle for Spring trade. The attentteard dealers h W. lIENItY I i ATTEN, • fo&I ONESTNtri Street. D BOAZD. 176 Erte n ' 10)i 100 Mich Con R e 33 la 1803 Illoh 8& N Ind 163( 61 do 1H ,ti. 100 Midi 8 guar D6O 48X !'.OO do -16 m .103 do , .. - . 1 ,30 48V ....,. Dyspepsia.—Them is probably no disease which experience 'has so amply proved to be remedia ble by the PRIatIYrAN SYRUP as Dyspepsia. The moat illveiefuto foram of thii diseale her. been Com pletely oared by this mailicdue, as ample testimony of soma of our ant ultimo' proves. 8 Psalm. R 1)7',N4 do 117% WO Galena &OM R 701 i 0) Oler & Tol R 28y4 160 OM & Reek llt 61 100 do - b9O OIjQ 250 do 013 l'or sale la this aity by P. Brawn, comer YHA and ObLostont, sot Ronald 4 Co., cooler Twelfth and Cbooton*.' ea-41kNITU Saving, Fand.—Five .Per Cent, Interest NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT Street, S. W. corner THIRD, Philadelphia. Money received in any sum, large or small, and intermit paid from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal. Wooly is received sod payments matio daily, without notice. The investaiente . ire . 1 . 1=4 In Real Rotate, Mortgagee, Ground „Rents, and sueltAret-eisse ecouri tYd as the charter requiret. - *ROO henti tram 9 °Week In the morning until 6 °Week ist,thisattarooon, and on Monday and Thunder evenings Until 8 Weise*. fee Singer's Sewing alachtnes..—The Sletr. Fstelt• 17 Bening Maohtaee t at PO, and $76 ; are aticiatlig ittentfou. essentisl 'geld qiiiStisi they antriturli thabint Maeliines ersioliered_ A siow pies I,M. 131NG.1111. & CO., 668 CRilgtirer Strait. - , Mewling Machines . —all yercons who have been indacid to toy Bev! Ing Machine( ihlch will not perform the work That purchasers expected them to do, aitilutitmed thifarsonals never fall to Ackeny Mod of work, No caste ever disappointed in theta Wahines. . 011401k* 00,, ja274ha act vairkrur street. Up au' tl . —PRINTER AND . BELL-HE&DB, - -13.!eRDS I =I Phalon & tion , e Ckwoine for the Main Phalan & Son'fi Coming for the Hair; Yhelon & Cocaine for the Heir. Beet end Cheeped Article Beet - and Citeepeat Article Per Bras Aug, Beautifying, °leaning, Yor Dressing, Beantifylng,:eleaninn. Fo: Prettsing, Beautifying, Cleaning, Unsling, Preserving, Teetering the Heir Teetering the Heir, Reflortog the Mir. ingtttro for Pinion & Elowo Cooke. Inquire for Phalon & Bones Cocaine Beware of CoitOterfelte. Haynie of.Conuterfeits Large Bottles, Fifty OE Smell Bottles, Twenty-five Ceuta Smellßottles; Twenty-fire Cents. Per sale by all Jobbers, Dsaggiats, tad Panay floods L. S. 841,11014-1). fe44tapl2 Farrel, - Reran/its it Co., IRON, SAFE WAREHOUSE NO. 029 OHIBTNIIT.ISTRENT, (Jay - ne's }JAIL)
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