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Tto'colFils:,:tyiektilteiteiekil the Thlialielpbbi
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4C4 PPti(aPM Y
iicsnit i Mit, we mast 'sincerely , are.proud Ao say
thitt the t ecine Whidy ceetklinliewltCorir t on
hiridit?,"efettld`:net:POlOltily,,liiiyiii`eOn',"toleil;
ted iii Philadelplita , and; eveohadso.ocoar
redVne„telite'etz4e: joutrailin-this'elq,wortid
,;hoo PlaYed the-rjni ,terikina On the oecAitod.'
-We refer - to - the:wedding of tr rich CulaolL4-
, One - on sr Ends Arta a 4
' - 0 t 4 2 V 1400
0
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tritiiitiretty, PenalleieditneeliaMedFaancas
-Aftvaa: Baltrigrr:. '
Ttje Aetv :',lrerk`newifiapers , have Made
great deal et thithevent.- That such publi.
cathni'ne the Ifitiact,y44)oll, pomesseo the ori
glaali,!,‘,Jenkluell devote' three and a'
1 . 44 - o:damns Offen:dill; t 314 to!' the hiatery
4,,itentidois not i surpitse us÷fot the /lira:4
hatt get.Ml, intluimorld'bi : tininitigated' flunk ,
eyhon, hitt that such `respectable, eurrials as
- the, rribusiarar Timis dd the sank;
r@allidees not a little astonish us. it is apity
that "ft,DoeStfeks Was: not at- , the' wedding,
(bOwatc,,,dellghttng Philadel
phians,that _evening,-by , the delivery of h is
racy poem upon for he,' no doubt,
Woalkhaire:langhed do'iri tho4hOle-
, ,
Allots man takes alaney to a well-looking
yoy~tg'sbbinsu, and ailMhei to mbrity,hivit,!—ln
ordittary:Phriseology; he 'A; hiyS ;his,haid end
fertiitiesk het feet.” Weeks betbre the knot
%Oil:41:01m 'newepaperit paragraph the event
as ;:lie of. immense importance. Jenkins-77w0
meld the penny-a-liner of the Heratd-Lspreads
biro:mit. on a deieriptlett,Wilie - finery.. It is a
sieciding, 4 .-:-thit: is, the
. slinigitti;
dollar:18in the a scendant.n boas BARTMIT,T is
held tip to adiniratlon <and. owl-) because lbe
enamored nilddlettged swain was represented
.to _be...a , perfectObleitii,' bellterally rolling
.
in riches: ll® Was *ported to have-wade 141i=
bents end' to the faifbrideL—siVerid `sets
of diamonds, , wardrobe containing sixty Of
-seventy4r,erfees, "end ,§ther ,thinge, too, name. -. roni, "mention, the value of the whole
intOUntlng'to 'betticen rseveutl: and - eighty .
thhilsand .dolreis.• aimie,„74l/4,
said to - have' cost'' the bridegroom :n oo*
two -;" thousand.' The;
,*wrie,ge
took place at the Rotnan ditikolic Oathedrali
precisely at'. noon, • adniittahee - hry' ticket
only just as if, instead. of being the :most
solemn - event . in human. life; the.sacrament
of ono Church Eindan'histitulieu ip ail, it was
rnerely, a show of jewels arid_ hibeulashert
hum szartrinOlires, Alundieds of Wiles, re- .
port 4, au _holm:ale& to. respectable- society,
valniy
,besieged, the ,house_ of • Archbishop
I4onsp, astlug for tickets::;:' Had they never
iesase lumina? Of cotise they had; but,
Jeukiriessys;•cthey' were - 'all • ittiriety to see
thehrlile;lo note how - ehe;:loekea, how she,
sided; but, itbaim ell, hip she spiss'ds•esiS4l,'!,
The Cathedr a l bad ice 'etipioaeiles, earrouncl 7
:defendia by,an, army.; of i)eLievel!o,.
,Cro . wda, of, well4reasett olainiing• to
belong to fifth avenue—that long etreet of
Aotnbro'-brown•atono bouses—oceupiedideked
seats. - All, in fact, ns , like the crush' at
theatre, on the 'Opt night of a iloxis
Lint it ato:r." ''" " ' '
The names of half-a-denen brkieemaidi and
as many groomsmen figure in, small capitals,
each name - 6 ;d. „10 .
_The bride's
arose in frilly catalogued—not a shred of hice,
not a foot of crinoline, not an inch 'of 'moire:
antique;not a sparkle of diamends; not agleam
or pearl :bit is enthusiastically chronicled.
Eveit' the bride:amide-White tarleton dressea,
((with double skirt, fritime . d'With three-oifonr
rows of puffing °lithe-upper and- lower jape,"
are noticed witk-the'parfierilariti whiCh - ffilsa
tlitiamin's youngest apprentice would delight
in. '-•Zven Archbishop)Trininala described ,- Jenkins . - iolemnly assuring, society`thid, he
*wore.ide , mitre= on his head"--1-4a , if -it were,
aometimeo customary to wear .it elsewhere
The Whole niarriagc Ceremony„byway of no
copied; tient the AYathielleVritYer-beoli
intitheltire/d. Vethis:islikpeaded itrather,
singider "ddress'fkciin the Archbishop_Ao"-:Mari
anal wife, with, somewhat question
able
taate,"was oddly rounded of with a disopitatlon
on) the ~impropriety diverce. The Bight
fiev,erend Doctor:Monza to a - vory'able than,
but we submit that he 'might bayo selected a,
better subject - than Diegree Tor Lis . B.4Llress to
nmely-married , - r .•••
At last; the abinmn cerenionial - ended, which
the Priblie made' as:theatrical :as, possible; the
brideleitted. thitOatnedral: ''.ltinkins;. Who is
Poetic:al;,sayi, ((the bride 'floated
to r her 'carriage _led the sea .of matrimony?)
'Colton:ed. byrber train of attendant divinities."
Teo; actually w floated " env, and; - Jenkins
tolls us, the:blinds of the carriage - were 'down..
Here follows a fhll column about _the . - post
'" 'Eth -
Auptia recop on at the house o e bride a
fd ther;= a &Mitotic', it is renerded;Preilented
to Lim' by the rich pen Esrr.B.iN S*wrA - .C.i4tri,
•Oyispo, (111 m the-'Vicar of Wakefield), we
like to -give,-iffi the naives: f The bride was
aelf-Pobsessed—such: scenes are
enough to banish every reLic.,4 lastifilliiess—
and'the.adroiring visitors', tsiill we quotn-Jon
kino,)4( were expected to -greet, the bride and
groom, pass round to •tho- other cial of the
romp, taking a lo olc at the gorgeous and prince
ly Wedding proaents',:tund pass:mit through the
thintroom, stopping take a look at or a bite
of thd - tvell.surrounded eollation." Jenkins,
we suspect; *OM the'•flOriCulturel display in
zawit,liavO taken " a sup" as
well s w bite,"- - theugh - he is too 'modest to
-
admit {t.
- The pre'aents-,by the way, was it not gild
ing :refined: geld to Mike Presents .to the Wife
of a - -.flan worth 'five' Million dollars 7—the
presents, are described 'ltery. hilly. Jenkins
notes doWls every thing with the minute ,exact
riess'of inctioneer's catalogue. We are told
that tt Molars. C. V. - . & no. pre
sented itheautiftil pair of Partin marble * vases,
inlaid with gold; Messrs. SALL, 13146 K, &
, C 0.,,
and' Trrrs.nr" g: • C 0.,. -presented a silver hou-,
41mi-holder;ilower.Vase ; Mr. Jona N.
GaAs, a. Satin :1;0i for'the &easing:table; om
hioldered . with sold. 1 ! - ; Considering that, the
bridegroom, • had imrehased . . largely; from
Mattiitiwour • Ik :,* ()O. , ;:. from Bir.i , BLlspx;
'do.; and front Gsirisr, and thatiliehine-•
setts were the best possible 4vertisemeties Of
their reipeCtive shops, they Showed na ainall
degree of tact Milne making show of libe
rality, to an Czaellent customer--'the best they
lave had for along tithe,, no' doubt. '
:.,lasATF*rs. Jaxsff
,Gonixis i lkorpaFrr , pre.
sented'a pair of ft diliciona bouquets ! " happy
bidder to boa° bemired by sue/Ca Queen of
raglibli and Or Baulk.
irtfAsaeriously elainathat,here in Vhiladel
phia,; a: Toting woman like : Miss Jtairtarr
Might -have boon married 'to a middle-aged,
saffivri•OoMploiliMed Cuban -Without crowds.
attending the nuptials=witltout the newspapers
making more than mere' mention Hof the event.
Whit hatihappenedhs dreadfully N ew'Yorkish.
it IS ractY , Of that ranksort. - .
,
Jog Alle ,
x, Aoitx, , Dentodiatic candidate for
Sn I'Ve,O,r General, is
,now. in, this city, stop
ping at the - iferebanti , fiotei. At the cern
inericaMent ot the t whieli'llas resulted
loi-1310"deleirt, as'iell,`as, liken like sub'secitient
Stages of it; :ire • cheerfully., itore, testimony to
high character, and regretted that he bad
bionplacad'upon a platform odious 'a
ofilirWir thit ire" could not ,aupPort him:, If
bla,o,tinae,Li ,had preyalled, and, thy views
which Ite.An- 'Common rani the'great Masa of
"the Democracy, pl'th,e state• entertained:hid
tion idaptedrbir.the ConveatiOn of: lie .16th
obilii6li;'66lestiM ibit late etietion would
ridely:dgrfront;
461 kt,
_et ftttlipi Rows rutty be, pre.;
'tii* people' or Peiinsylvania under
better d and - ailba,,rePtesentatlie l of
a OrlS',DOioittitt4 - ,1)110.,k0rpf.,',.', ' - •
t
ilk .fie , thD 0 Re g R r.• n •
oiXwroAD, Demattrati4 - tiiidianle
stogy in the OtnikbOrtsuri, PeTrierma vriuit
iciatr4i,'bok.eloolie'br *law
,npiority.
Irtull4rOlna 1 1 44 the Icadiiiig ,- tyi,use of his
triumphithristoto in the titct `p kaOat , tea'rieoili,
sAisivi*:6'biniitt h'ufaielt,..toi4l4 . :o: l ol9oloA
Ot Bte,*4e thi; Onited : 640; 'o 6 l4tN*l4
o. ::: fi g nk P t A le°4' Wt9 / t h4 `,
• 8 4 04 0 41 P m 9e r4 4 . ° Ui'eatt8 7 1v614. .
71q, Er t 's.flovenue I`tittei. Ariiet vote:
t 6 ito d t,'
a; atiAiatty alifitithilidiing pe l r uiikeT , City (1W
nVkton) in 14 POn.
Letter *rein Oceaslotral. 44
(Correspondence of The Press.)
Wasintorolf„Ootober 14,409.
~ The leading ambition of AttiiineV GenetalDiack
Ai to he appointed one of tlie;,lestleee of.the.
14.eme Court - of the United EiMter:. Ho bee ''been
:preparing this with wonderful-, industry ever
'slue he was appointed into the Cabinht. Although
there are many distinguhithed rata in - the judicial
district of Pennsylvania and A* Jersey wife as
pire to this important position, the Attorney Gene
; rill occupies the ground here, and Is most assiduous
in depreciating them in the eyes of the Executive,
eqnd )h keeping them away from the royal presence.
Judge Walt you* hie expeetation,of the first Vil•
'ea lacy nieol donsideratiens: He has gone
lartheriu - personal ' , calumny of-honest Democrats,
in his own and,otherStates, 'rho resisted the Terri
- tprief policy of the Administration, than any other
martin the Cabinet.' Although one Of the most ur.
,:goiriadrocrates the'rigbts of the' people of the
Terilteries, !Olio forming and regulation of their
dopioslillwiti(itiAiis, before he became apart of the
Administration, he is now violently offensive on the
other side. Ile lathe especial advocate of a slave code
• in, the Territories; for MI his late articles mean this,
or they...mean 'nothing. ,He, would go upon the
hermit of_ , Supreme Cour a ; perfect Jeffrey
publicly !' committed. to , a theory which not one of
the' pupa, and upright men on that bench has ever
oondemended to endorse. 'Shall !mob a partisan be
permitted to reireeent Pennsylvania and New Jet.-
trey , in , the highest tribunal known to our laws?
L• till • the. President so far Insult public opinion as
to confer upon Judge Black a place which ought to
be ,ocemiled, by the most patriotlo and the wisest
Citizen:7 . If the President is himself, willing, to
yield to the importunities of _Black, I demand to
kno* whether' the - Setiato
„wetild confirm such a
nomination?' It
,ls 'We.ll:to take time by the fetc
h:n*ln such matters, in order that the Pnblio may
be protected amainst,snapjudgmumts, and may pre
pare'themeelveft 'to' take ground against a newly
contemplated outrage.
• The, refusal of the, New York' capitalists, in the
Demoiriatinparti, to contribute any more money
fot the purpose of electing a sot of candidates nom
inated under the corrupt auspices Of the managers
ef Memoir! Itell, indidates that the reign of the
Office..holders of the federal Government is nearly
Over.- When inch men as August Belmont, Watt
Sherman, James Lee, S. L. W. BarloW; Schuyler
Livingston, Royal Phelps, &0., who have hereto
fore contributed largely, to pay the expenses of
elections, withhold their subsidies, the consequence
mutt be either that good nominations will be made,
of , that bad ones Will be defeated at the polls. It
is an example that desema i m it a ti on • in ell part's
of the countrjf;': ; • , ,
. The; appointment of the various assistant mar
abate to lake 'the cantina willtroW shortly le an•
pounced in the different Stater They will consti
tute* vast addition' .to the army of janissaries scat
tered al(ovtir.tito Country, and aro expected to do
all, intheir power to defeat public sentiment in re
gard to the Preeldeney, and also fot the purpose of
enitithling'the errors of the, General Administra
tion. leis asserted that in a number of the coon
ties of your State, one of these deputy marshalstdps
:bat frequently boon 'promised to a dozen persons.
There. ,Will 'a'vitry rigid overhauling of fhb)
WhOle tieteral,hy,,the next Congress, when the ap
propriation Comes to be Made: The work cf taking
The senses has not begun, and those who are trying
to 'turn it into a mere party machine must take
°IMO - hist:their operations should be so revised and
corrected as to take the matter entirely Out of their
hands. '
Many experienced persons now in this city from
California giro it as their opinion that Dr. Uwin
wits neverbe re-elected to the United States Senate
from that State. The popular revulsion growing
out of the murder of Broderick is so great, that it
is,Predieted that no member of the Legislature will
have the hardihood to vote for any man who is sus.
peeted of having had the slightest participation in
.the preparations to that melancholy event. The vote
thrown by the State-Rights Democrats of Confer•
nia at the last election, under all the circumstances,
wee a' iry large one., All that is now necessary to
make the,.movensent irresistible is, for the men
Who stood eottare in the recent conflict. to Continuo
their organisation; and to - refuse all association with
thiirepireser4tiltes of the cicraeral 'Administration
',"( 1 7 1 ./ 0 P*F* 440,
I imvery sorry to be (misspelled to re-assure you
that kir. , l3nehanan's. ill - teapot Increases 'aPaoe.'
'WhY *hada he Writhe stint being criticised in re-'
gard to the Broderick murder? If his nerves are
steady, andlis coneelenee clean and clear, ho need
not +apprehend the' appearance of ' 4 bloody Ban
'quo" at ,the beards; nor tremble at the anticipated
arrival' f the gland of, the slaughtered Man. You
,reeollect, of:eoirse, in 1855,:when Bennett accused
him of having been the cause •of the death
'of a vori aicellont young lady,' with what su
'intliffereboi he ' passed by the charge,
only demanding, somebody should go
'to.New,York,:and•take the ears from the head of
refined and pickle editor of the Herald. When
'his present friend, Brands J. GrAnd, was defaming
tuns in - the Streets - Of 'Washington' in a manner so
alreetons !hit men stood appalled atlas callunnies,
, Mr, Buchanan passed , ' by the censure with bora
•paratlie imilllerenoe;" and 'we have seen that, as
neon is hlS'evin, Ideation' was over, be seater the
3, virtuous (hand, arid look him affeetianately ,to his,
warm and palpitating beton. Why, then, should
his Majesty .writhe, , mules, your porpments, and
threaten allaOrts.`vengeauee .upon pair deVeted
head? ' • OCCA6IOSAb.
'the'rentkiylvania -Election
One of' the eleven Democratic candidates
for State Senate et the late election,Dr. CRAW.
roan, in the Cumberland district, having been
elected, it' is' probable that body will contain
twolie Democratic and, twenty-one Oppositjon
members. ; the 'Assembly the Opposition
majority,l3,yerY Dario*: ,The ; official majorities
or the Opposition State Ticket in Philadelphia
tit, larger then the majorities 'reported in the
Mat returnm; hid, although • the vote in some
fof the stroneSePublican counties of the State
e very light; re: see no reason to doubt the
general eerrectnese" of our Ara estimate of the
majority of the Opposition State, Ticket.
Public Amusements•
The next novelty, at Arch-street Mentos will be
Dot," a dramatis adaptation of Mekong' Cihrist,
mac story,...The Cricket on the Mearth." At the
Winter Garden of New nick; It r has been ex.
tremoly successful, Agnes Robertson personating
D6t antl , ,birs. John - Wood taking the character of
Tilty,Slotebay:'
At Walriut-street Thetitre, Mr. Derry Sullivan
concludes a Wort but very suooessful engagement
oa this evening. Ile is one of the very best Otero
on the Stage, and has made himself an assured and
welcome favorite In Philadelphia.
Miss Jean M. Davenport's engagement, at Wal
nut-street Theatre, commences on Monday even
ing, and will not extend beyond the week. This
accomplished and gifted lady will play some of her
vary boat ram, among which we may mention Ad
rienne Licourreur, Peg rtro,ffington, in Masks
and Faoes,", 111edea, as well as the heroine in She-
Aden Knowles' play if "The Maid of Marten
dorpt.'?
• Mona,Couarxermrs.—The semi-monthly num
ber or . ,Peteison'a •Detedor, to bo Issued to -day,
iontaine • partioulare of ono ,hundrod end twenty
new counterfeits actually put Into circulation in
tut ritoath"ouding , oototter 15th. Our ongraTing
is the beet in the world. and the counterfeits the
meet nuniereus. 'Aq extra, appended to the pre
sent number of Abe Detector, commnnioates the
fact that a new counterfeit $1; on the Merchants'
Dante, Nevi, York,: extremely well executed, bee
juit: beoh detected,; ' „ .
Tde litilt;n,TtinisATlM third number of this
new,rePgiens Weekly is before as, and confirms our
opinion th'etlt is muiselentiously as well m ably
conducted: There Ise groat deal of misoelltmeous In.
formation in Its columnsrelative to religions topics,
as will Ic peveral , well•irrltten leaders. - It Is pub•
liehed, arisen as edited, by the Rev. T. IL Stock•
ton, the able writer and eloquent divine.
To 01,11T4LISTA; &C.--IMPORTANT HALES BRAG
EsTATZ—ToinaB do Soup' sale, at 12 o'olook, noon,
oultteindaY next, 18th instant, will comprise a
very large amount of first-class property, Including
the Bank , of Pennsylvania and the Philosophical
.1141, by order of the ;Unite i l Motes Government;
dnuntbst, of
,valuable business stands,, dwellings,
farm, Germantown property, is. Peremptory
sales, by order of Orpheus' Court,, executors, an»
others. Also, the elegant Walnut-street residence,
to be`sold peremptorily.' They have another very
large sale at 7 to the evening, by order of the Or
phans' Court, rte. • Bee catalogues of both sales,
burned today. •
Emsosat *NO' VALUMME EXOLTSII BOORIL—A
consignment, direct from tendon, to be sold on
Wednesday wonting, litth inst. Catalogues now
ready. - •
TamTv 0441 . 44 LlVEttpoOt. WARE, to be 601(1 4
the auction store, Monday, 17th knot.
BLIWANT Pansrrans.—The collection of choice
paintings 'imported from Europe by TA A. Talmon
aro new open for exhibition at No. 807 Chestnut
street; 'They *ill be sold on lsfouday morning at
publio sale by Biroh 4S; flon,- auctioneers. Call and
examine them with.catalogue before the sale.
Sale etbousebold furniture, piano forte, &a., at
No: 25 Smith Tenth Street, - this morning at ten
§eR Birch k, Eon's inivertisenient.
To FERRLERS, CARRIAGE iIILDERG, &O.—AUC-
Oon GRIR:Of,SOO buffalo robes: B. Scott, 'Jr., aue ,
Omer, boa now arranged for examination with
o'o4oo, athis gales room, 431 Chestnut streci, a
largo . assOrtment rana, to be sold on Monday
morning, October 17th, commencing at half past 10
• 4 , • „
Attottser,Loo.liitina Vigilance ; (jommit.
• tee I(istatilehed."
. ,
ikrpv, Oats; A NA, ()et; /4.—AVlgilance , Conunitteo him
boon I'm mod At Markey Ile, a., to aid tiro potion in ar
resting dangerous onarnotern. ' , "
. ,
The Iffiiied , ,Staten Sleop•of-War
": 14 rAbltiffotolv,-Ocb. 14.—The offlobra barb
tigea ord o na t o t h e united mates einoto oi-war Mohicitii i
the ArricAn otauadroo: enturnaiirier Cimino, limits.
14000501 b 3, P;Jonev;Art4j putuilllgtort Purser Abbott,
este! , Abbr.: rk , eteetnein and ENtinebrAKierated, At
kW, Farmer, an
THE LATEST NEWS
BY 'IIELEPMAPI-1.
TWO DAYS LATER PROM ;EUROPE
THE STIAMSHIP AFRICA "AT NEW YORK
ITALIAN IttIIORS THREATENING;
Napoleon Repudiatds any Desire to Place
Prince Napoleon on the Italian Throne.
Austria and Sardinia Making Warlike
Preparations.
The yrenoh Army of bectipation to be Reinforced
TUB DUKE 4 OF MODENA AND TOSCANI' PREPARING
TO ATTACK TUE ARMY OF CIINTRAL ITALY.
Minister Ward Nominally a Prisoner at Pekin
DECLINE. IN COTTON
CONSOLS 9534
NRAV YORK. October 14.—The royal mail ateamship
Attlee, from Liverpool on Saturday, the lot instant, ar
iived at this port this evening, with two days later
advises from Europe .than were furnished by the
steamer City of Washington,
The Africa peered the steamship Europa on the 2il.
abreast of the Giant's Causeway, bound to Liverpool,
The Africa has one hundred and fifty-five passengers.
The steamers Bavaria and Arago had arrived Out.
English polities are unimportant.
Prince Napoleon had left Zurich without an inter
view with the pleniptitentlaries.
The Zurich Conferences continued, hut nothing fur
ther hail transpired since Prince Napoleon visited
Zurich.
The Italian rumors look threatening.
The Paris Noniteur repudiates the idea that the
one. Em
peror desires to place a Preach prince on the Italian
thr
It is asserted that the King of Belgium's visit to Biar
ritz referred simply to Belgium's debt to Franco, the
parrnent of which had been demanded.
The rumors of active preparations for naval acme
ninety and fortifications in b ranee continue.
The Paris Bourse closed quint, at 69126 c.
It was vaguely reported that Austria was seeking to
nevotiate a loan in London.
The Ration rumors aro very conflicting.
It was reported that Austria and Sardinia are making
warlike preparations. and that the French army of oc
cupation is to be reintomed.
The Dukes of Modena and Tuscany are reported to
have organised a large force in order to attack the
army of Ce' tral Italy.
Another authority says the Duke of Tuscany will re
gain his throne by an appeal to universal suffrage.
Humors of disturbances in Naples are current, but
they are contradicted.
Movements of the troops were taking place.
The Spanish Government has &alined the offer of
Endued to mediate with Moreau,
The Paris Pays says Minister Ward and the Ameriean
legation wee conveyed to Pekin, In a huge travelling
box, from which only the sky was visible, They we'e
welt treated but were not allowed to se+ anything, be
ing confined to the house at Pokin, while awaiting at
interview with the Emperor; after which they wilt re
turn to the frontier in the same rnanpor as they came.
GREAT BRITAIN
A rumor was current that Dr. Smethurst, the convict
ed poisoner of Miss Bankes, and WllOBO sentence of death
had been respited, is involved in two other oases of
suspected poisoning. which ooeurred some years ago.
A. meeting had been held at Cork for the purpose of
prosecuting the claims of cork harbor as a naval and
packet station, and for nicking it a port of call for the
transatlantic steamers. Mopes wore held out of tlio
Cunard Company being induced to make Cork a port of
cell for their steamers.
The revenue returns for the quarter ending Septem
ber 90th had been published, and were quite satis
factory. The gross increase from the principal sources
of revenue was about A:800,000, but this was rather
more than counterbalanced by the reduction rn the in
come tax,&a.. and the non-operation of the incronsed
income t ax of the last seasion.
PlThe London builders' strike remains in a very unsatis
factory State.' Negotiations extending over two days
between the master builders and a deputation from the
operative masons had been brought to a close without
any favorable result, and the breaoh between the em
ployers and employed was booming wider than before,
The Great Eastern remained at Portland. and if she is
removed from that port before going to Doty head, the
directors have determined that she shall go to South
mutest
FRANCE
A despatch from Zurich states that Prince Napoleon
left there on the Stith for Pans. Be did not have any
interviews with the plenipotentiaries.
The Emperor was not expected to return from Biar
ritz until the 13th of October.
The Pane Patric contains the following: The number
of vessels and troops which are to form the French ex
pedition to China has not let been decided on. pp to
,the commencement of August last no ;Testy had been
signed between France and China.
The Paris Aroniterr contains the following paragraph
"Bonne foreign journals have Mated that the solution
o f the affairs or laly vomit be impeded by the desire
of the Emperor of the French to found a Kingdom in
Italy f.w amines of own House. These rumors do
not need refutation. Pe deprive them of all value it
euttices,__without speaking of the Mar emAnts entered
into at Ville Franca, to tiring to recollection the nets
nod words o the Empemr Napoleon before and since
that epoch" The Pans correspondent of the London Herald con
firms. in the inostpositive manner. the statement that
the King of the Belgians visit to the Emperor at Biar
ritz WM 'wholly on account of the debt due by Belgium
to France7-amonnting to 42,00,000-6 pressing claim
for immediate prnent having been pot forward.
It Is announce that several regiments of the coma
d'armes, under t e commando t' bmneral Castellano, in
the Lyons district, had received orders to hold them
selves ready to march.
SPAIN.
. . . .
.A.semi-afficlal ion real of Megkid denies that any °pa
rentless, exists between Vranee and lf pain relative in
Morocco, anti Nigeria that Spain will souk her ewe
gantlets wsth Morocco.
TIMES.
The dates by mail from Constantinople are to Sept.
24th. A colmniesion had been appointed to investigate
the jets conspiracy, and is rioinposed of the 0 0ranst
Vizier. the Sheek-al-Islatm the Minister of War, the
Ministerof Police, the President of the Grand Council,
and the President of the jauzernat. Twogenerals,
several colonels, and other officers and priests, hail been
arrested.
, 'offer .1/agile Of "aerie, one of, the ronsejrators,
drowned hitria l e e lf t Ll;triff e tt , e n trextort b c&tt , i r e . r i r f tsoli esi trs i
gnarl, 4lie pude:ton by apex eru n y
ntnun C 4 OPlrellatill_p the affair d beeirproldb
nod. Junking J subs, ibiuttptny of,lostute. had tenanting
departure for Egypt one speotal
Telegraptdo adoleeson antimpation of the strive) of
the e, uralian mail, slut that tile WNW Mesmer Ad
unit from Adalsde, was totally lost on, the
ti
or
August, near Cape Northumberland..Eighty-ievee lives
were losbonlv 26 out of the whole
nu fi ber
on board
being saved. There was great outcry evilest mfr.-
inters for notsending relief to the Adelina, fie details
ale furnished., •
T fut Tasmania submarine cable had boon suocessfullr
la A:e shim : nests of sold irom Melbourne since the July
roVi and up to Augurs leth. aintruMed to £760,000 in five
Colonel Neill. Deputy Adutant General, was billod by
Is fall from h 7 horse. ,
The yield o gold was very satisfactory. At Melbourne
on the tech n August, ham near was dull. Tallow and
hides were scarce and prices high., Groat speculation
prevailed in the new mining companies.
The steamer floret Charter, from Liverpool, arrived
at Kis; l l,Kuirne in 67 days.
-There is'-no later peep, hut the Paris Pops fur
nishes the following in regent. to the movements of
Mr. Ward, the AMOrICAII minister: The tart news
from Shanghais esteblishes, beyond a doubt, the' arr, vat
of Mr. Ward, the American envoy, at Pekin. This di
plmnstist ascended the i-Tcheon-Yan-ho. one of the
bfailebes Turbo, accompanied by all the members
The t i lfp a alin corvette whiloh Gad brought Mr. Ward
wail detained in port . The fasts rope of the legation
were placed to a huge boa. Omit Roam by
three broad, which wits closed everywhere blit SbOVer
so as to prevent those it onatedned front seeing the
This 'boa or 'travelling ohambeir. provided
with all things neememry to the comfort or the travel
ler'', mats placed on a roft, and taken first up the river,
and then up the Imperial canal as far as the gate of the
capital.
Here it was placed oa a large truck drawn by ozen,
i ned this way the minister of the United States an d
lie inetalwrehis legation entered the cite pf Pekin.
They were perfeetty well treated by the Chinese, but
Teem Rot allowed lo gee anything. The Mak was
drawn Welke toort yard of a. TO which w" t°
the residence of tee Amens a e OW avgy, hat they were
not to be allowed to go out.
At the last dates they wore awaiting their inter
view with the Power°. They had not boon rdlowed
to have any communication wit), the outer weld, but
were permitted to send a despetc Mr. Fish, the Ame
rican consul at Sheathe°, in mining him of their
safety.
After the interview, the American minister was to ho
raconducted to the frontier in the same way as that in
whieh he game.
ITALY.
The Times' Perla epyresmindent nays:
Tire latest and most Roar? led, report respecting
Italy, in that the Grand Duke o 'Pavony will regent his
throne. not by forcible memo. but by s it appeal to uni
versal suffrage, accompanied by the grant of a comelte
tion and by a general amnesty; that the Duchess of Pet
ma will leave Modena and that Parma will remain n
nexqd toyledinont. The warmest and most sanguine
partisans have now i l riv,?n all hopes of being manta
"TV! f liarin a l l a r ge e Corresenndent says, Tho Duke of
Modena is at the head of 14.000 troops, beetled by AMR
more under tire Grand Duke orfuscanv. Kultiermat.
ten has collected seine 111 000, of whom, about one-third
are Grants, and the rainaimier Swim, and he has gone to
Vienna, it is sold, to organize a plan of attack against
Yantis . ' are of Central Italy, now enneentratad round
Rimini, whiled the Area Dukes would operate from the
north. Pitalmont Is also eagerly preparing for the
fray,"
It is stated that the reports of dude rbancris in Naples
are unfounded. Nit that some agitation prevailed, and
that the Gent had taken precaut hear. , m ohieg rex.
Late letters as m sert that Aquilla, in the Abruzzi, was
in open revolt.
Orders had been givea to place Capita and other for
tified places on a war footing.
MA movement of troops was , taking lace at Naples, end
important oommande are said to have already been be
stowed,
-•
Reiner says that the Pone contemplates atimulanlng
Nl fi tePe il s ol l l .4YoTo n j u li g e 77 1 1 1 4 1 ,7 g tT ' rlifii 15 OW
would hit been sent attic frontier. and that 10.000 Men would
fo ow. ,
LONDON MONEY MAREET.—Oreat dullness con
tinued to prevail on the Stock Exchange. but the feede
were generally steady in once. On the Seth the market
closed for Consols at Wave.% for money, tU}d
for account.
An increased demand for money had sprung np 9WieR
to the close of the quarter, and few transactions took
place under 23 , d per cent,
Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co. quote Bar Silver at as
Ind. Mexican Dollars, 54 Md. American EatleS,7oa
Tuz LIATZeT.—LoNDoN, Saturday,-110 Daffy titres'
rity article says, under date Friday : In the
Stook Exchange this haa been the dullest day to o uni
versally dull seamen. Prices are unaltered. Phi, being
the last day of the Quarter, the money market was %tory
active. Scarcely any bills were discounted below it%
perm; nt,, and the demand at the bank wae rather heavy,
The sumaf.t:4oooo in . f ale erns sent into the hank to
day, making a total of J. 165,000 since the dare of last
reAT, f l o 't r S; t e g d n rie e i= ge.
were
4 'With little varia
tion.
The Times' oity erttele thys The trialish !wide
opened rather gat, hut there was ultimately an imurdt ed
tone—the large arrivals of gold effectually counteract
ing
Tie 1111171117 1 26:1Vi e e n tll y lt will be taken by the next
In_dia and Chinn mail 3s only about £lOOOO.
The price of console 'abbe ohne of the month inexactly
the same as at the commencement, although the inter
vening period }lllll been signalized by thepoininencenient
of a Chinese war, and the continuance Int I fpree of
the perplexities of' the Italian question, A rapid Incteasc
in the of the Banks offention,
flngland and France fur
nishes the reason for thin steadiness,
AIItEgICAN HECURITIEB
ht (Isere, B. Bell. doe. & an., report as follows: "There
in no change worthy of notice in the market for Ameri
can Securities. During_ the past week there has been a
steady demand for the Federal, and various State stoat;
at previous quotations, as elan for some of the railing.'
securities, but more especially for the shares or (no
Illinois Central and New York Central, which have
been dealt in at improved prince.
United States 6 clout, lnlidA, / 8 6 8 •••• • • Tip SIN .
8 ' tttti
Alabama 5 err cent. hood. en 77
tentUCky 6 .(Ir cont. bonds, 1868-72., t? aP4
isteend 5 4f/ cont. str. bonds i
assitelmetts 6 Ve t. e str. bonds I I
en
103
Miasissigpi Ve' cen Union Bank bones..l4 et le
Ohio 6 cent.' 'stock, 1888, 0100
reitnsy ensue te: cent. St 82 aB4
•11 , cent. bonds. 3877,.......at a as
Rothn Carolina '
cent. bonds 1858 4.5 a 67
Tennessee if cent, bond.. ill ve re 101 e
Virginia 64P' cent, kends. 11941 ...... a an
6 cent. ................81
Boston,' 4,54 cent. St bonds .............a9 an ill
/ 0 9ntreal, oentit. 1e26-45.
Illinois Cent I. I 41v Gent , 16 75 ••• •• •• -ex n 0 710
'•6 gent. 1970. *.•. ....ex 76 0 78
T Of cent. free Intel., 85
ehnree..... .. . . 31 no 3.5
We Minn Central, 8 {lr neat. 1869..........FU to V{
Oaten ....... . . ........... ... • or 42
N Y Centre!, 6 4f° cent. not cone. 11381) ...66 go 87
7V" centi not cony. 1961...... ..... 83 a 96
eherea 71 0 73
' Nov Y & F.rie, 740 cent. 3d mon 1833..X0 a 62
, ear , ..... ..„ . ...... 3 0 6
Panama 7 4 g , cent. let mart 1269 101 0107
1866 ~ Oa alia
.
2nd molt 1874. ..... 98 95
Penn Cen,B cent at inert .. . . 88%es 884
The Times of 'Pinto says Amerman *mutates
there was a decline In the mimes of the New York Cen
tral and the third mortsase of the New ]'ark and Elie,
and an advance in the first :endgame bones of the Penn
sylvania Central," end maples sales i Iliroou Central
nieceawl sevens e,7 ditto shares, 58 du. New
York Central, shares 72 3 4. New York , and Erie, 4d
mod. 87 no. rOlinaylvanift Central, let mart. 89.
• I,ONDON MONEY M ARKET—Fainas P. M.—Con
ante closed at 95. q. The humane of bullion hi the Bank
of England ler the week Meanie hi Ste 000. The 4 is an
increased demand for money. American mantles are
without chimp,
THE PitESS.—PHiLADELPHAp SATiIItDAY,. OCTonEtt iii, 1859.
LIVERPOOL DREAMT LIPPS MARKET. The
Breadstuff's market generally hag an advancing ten
tenor, with the exception of Corn, whieh it storidY. -
Messrs. Richardtou & Oriente report Float advanc
ing, and Wheat girgd higher for /Trona. Corn dull but
Lead,
st
vERrooL FRoyunQ NB MAR FiT.--Mesers. Jam
McHenry k Co., Malan& & Richardson.
Spence, & Co., and other authorities. report the Prov
en ne market gaueraily dull. Pork heavy. Reece dull.
Lard ditto.
LIVERPOOL rßon t:CE IttAßKET.—ffugar heav l y.
4 g: . ,ir i a d e . o 4 lo . s it ar. C o a f r T ol u in r a pe l Ir i a n %
st ile:4ll m l t s t
LONDON MARKETS.—Barings report Breadstuffs
very dull. Huger bean , and declined Wets. Oahe
Meath. Rine firm. 'Reads of Turpentine dull at 365. 6d.
Official Election Returns.
BY Fuca:oBoh. •
The following oftlinal returns of the State eleotion we
reoeived by telegraph, last (maxims t
Auditor Oen. Surveyor Gen.
COCHRAN, WRIOIIT, KRIM, ROWS.
Union.,.. 1561 P IA .D 7 1 1 1; ,O l7rh De rB'2 . 1
Centre • • ~ 2443 2233 2444. 2233
)linnt~o.nery 4535 tro flit Elf
Nnntour ....... 5 1! 1104 6. 1.3 2142
Cumberland ..... ...„.. 2921 — 3224 2913 3234
Perry • Val .2053 249 , 20.4 i
Clinton Ino ICAO 1235 1680
vtitivbin 3002 5207 355/ 334
,cdumbia., . • •,•• •• • ..... 2 0 ,..,`,4 • !Na 11E2 W.
... ... . .. . .....
Weetmoreland 4169 Fiji . 4'1112
HUntlngdoll 224 1714 SIM - 1778
_ E 4
. 1 . e .1 4046
;3l
ail 1441 6461 titi§
... tnl.l4s nittj. l i d
0 r
nin.j. 636
: 1 i
i t, c i
h n r 4" . A
korthainpron inn). MU 11181. 17A4
Munroe inn), 1365 nl5l. 1365
Schuylkill .. 487 P 4534 4 0 05 4469
Lucerne...
_.............. cop _ _ 6933 6112 8,4
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Ceumat,n, Oct. 14.—The following are the ollioiel re
turns for this county:
For Senator—lrwin (Opp.), 3,119; Crawfonl (Dem):
3,035.
.9 , st/e3/it—Church (Dem.t, 3.078; Power( Dem.), 3 ,110;
McCurdy (Opp,), 3.179; Allison (Opp.), 2,901.
The Opposition e'eot Troasntor and Commissioner.
The balance of the ticket In Democratic,.
BUCKS COUNTY.
Esarow, Oct. 14.—For the Assembly—Barnsley, Op ,
position, and Kni, Dom.. are eleoted.
MO TOOI4ERY COUNTY.
None nrrowp, Oct.o 14.—The Democratic, oandidates
for Asseaphly were elected, one receiving only 187 ma
jority. The Democratic majority for District Attorney
is 246,
NO R.TTIUM BERLAND COUNTY.
Susgunv, Oct. 14.—For Assembly—Daniel, Opp ,2,889 1
Case, Dem., 1,621
UNION COUNTY.
.
,
The official Assembly yawns are m follows: Hayes
PAP - Itig,;D W erg!,°N. H "' Upp" 3,265; alder, Dam.
- .
aIIERNSBURO, Oct.l4.—Offiatal assembly yetnres are
as follows: Coulter, Dam. 181; Hawk, Dem.. 4,143;
Robison. Dem.. 4 078• MoUonlartl. Opp.. 3.626; Taylor,
Opp., 3.674; CIIII4, Opp., 3.406. For shorin, Laudon,
➢am., wee elected by 43 rnatority.
HUNTINGDON COUNTY. •
HUNTINODON. Oct 14.—The official returns for As
sembly aro : AfricadDem.,) 2,129; Wigton. (Bopun.,)
1,924. For Sheriff, Watson (American) has 64 majority
over Sheer, ( Dem.
CHESTBR COUNTY.
WERT CHESTER, Oot. 14.—The officiel returns for As
sembly are: Slimier (Opp.) had 821 majority 'once.
(Opp.,) 419 majory, and Acker. (Opp.. 1733 - majority.
F ANICI. IN COUN?.
The majority o Alex. McClure. (Cop..) for Senator,
in this county, is 621, and in the district 407.
For the Assembly. Awittn and Brewster (Opp.) ate
elected from ti m e county,
TEE REPORTED LIBEL OF COL. FORNEY BY TEE
PIIEBIDENT.
WAISTUNGTON, Oot. I.f.—The President authorizes the
emphatic denial of the truth of the despatch from
Philadelphia, that Col. Forney has received a notifies.:
nett from him of hie intent ion to 'cantata a profording
for libel, on account of the article in The Press of Mon
day, in relation to the death of Senator Broderick.
CISNEItAt. TWltlart UNABLE nu AID BROWNSVII.taI....
CREATION OP 'VOLUNTEER COMPANIES.
Now ORLEANS Oct. 14.—Advioes from an Antonio,
Texas, say that General Twiggs had respondedto the
call for aid from th e citizens of Brownsville. that he
has not enough men at hie disposal to dive the Indians
from the frontier, and, can do nothinn for them. The
ranches tin the Tonna side of the Rio Grande have been
abandoned on account of Indian dopredations.
The citizens of Ban Antonio were raising two compa
nine of rangers, and some other places were inking
volunteore, on account of General Tiniggie inability to
protect the country.
New Yong, Oct. 14.—Considerable interest Ravin
g
been expressed to learn the intentions of the Associated
Frew in relation to the Congressional reports of the ale -
Pronoliing wanton at Washington, we are authorized ,
to ear that the proceedings of both Houses will be re
ported by telegraph with all possible care and saintly as
heretofore embracing a clear nod accurate statement
of nil the 'husinesa of publio interest transacted. to
tether with a concise and unprejudiced statement of
he points of all importrug messages, resolutions, de
bates, ko., Ac. •
Injunction Granted against a Massa
chusetts Insurance Company.
Roston, October IC—An injunction has been gran
ted against the Rhawmtit Insurance CompanY. by the
Supreme Court of, this State. at the instance of the In
swamp Cominiestonere, on the ground that the further
proceeding of the company would be hazardous to the
pubho.
ROSToN, October S.An arrival furnishes fldvioes
from Hayti to Sept. 2Sth. Arrests continue to be mode
in MI parts of the island. except the south, of persons
engaged in the late conspiracy. It was not believed
'that many will be exeoutod.
NEW YORE. October 14.—Adviees fmm Hayti fur
nished by the brig African, report tho capture of the
agsassumf President Oeffrard's daughter.
. THE CITY.
MIKATCAN ACAMINC Or htniw, Broad and hood.-
" Cloonan at"—" • Le llinhlo A Quit t ro" —" Your .Loraru."
WAL:tirr-91 . 46111TTHICATAR. comer Walnut had
Ninth streata.—" Niohnrd 111."—" Wandering Min-
Wititratity do CLAltit's Arkell-tiTelear Ti 1147111,
fireohaaltigintrigCdt.ttiti:.--, "Way to (101. Married"...
co llt t lgyaL Gettirtr ,, e, f.ta • Ate street, below Tlard.l
- lines. It torment street, libutv
Wear , . ,
ACAURMY or Ftmt Awn.. 1026 Chestnut otiettt.—
Exhibition of Paintioto,Bta t tuary, &a.
Consar lIAU. Chaqtnut sbovo.Twolftli.—Aforoho
Juvonflo Comedittoo ,
Crick*); Maid?, for the nonefir of the
Elorol4 of England.
NORTH MIAMI' SOUTWO? ENOLAWP.
The miserable, penurinusneas or vareleasneen of the
committee in charge of the arrangimentl for this
match; in not advertising it fully, prevented a larger at
tendance from witnessing the limit play that hiss bean
made since the Englishmen came here. So far did thin
two-peony feeling of money-saving go, that the re•
ender of The Bows, yrltri gave this very match each a.
first - rata notice in yesterday's paper, was attempted to
ho excluded from the ground, buena° be would net Pay
fifty cents—the nlssurd price fixed for admission—mad
wee only admitted because personally known to one of
the ante -keepers. The attendance, In consequence of
the above mismanagement, was exeeedingly dim, and
while there were theueauds in the cite who would have
been delighted to have seen the Englishmen play
ageinst each other, and pay twenty-five cents—a con
tinuum stint—for that pleasure, yet they were loft In
Corlett, innorrinco of foie fact, and were further ro
pe let! by the price of ndfitiesic,n,
he North and South of the pavan of rigland were
pitted against emelt other in friendly eMiteit yesterday,
taking ins isvoral members of th, Philadelphia and Der
unworn clubs to make me thel eleven oi taph aide.
The ono of jlrah,ed won t toss, anti, with true
erieket collytepy r led piety orinopte to, the bet, end,
willew in bond, Cafftu Cid n Lillypthil took th eir
clung at the wieketp. ' ro binLl:Sofiya!, la fealttt:
hide Jeckpenand Womb t r Der iv yi ein how Id
out Owl kit alter he made a my pretty !snorer of ip, co
elating of three singles, rep lve, and a brilltant hit
under the ropes for three. Iritlywinte. who had bun
play mg very :steadily. and bed rnade a thereof IN, ppm
rusting of a eplendid dnve for three. and three minsfelo
had him timbers also found by Grundy.
I,ockyer—the remelts Tom—inn Stephenson aucceedeil
Callyn and Litlywhite, and sonde acute very beautiful
Pl Ste ar•
phenson was rather unfortunate. lining caught out
Delliq. eler etilendid. o'er-out for three. while the
invincible Tom de encied wicket and bronchi down
the bold t.iy two ail eiplid 4 Ivey 1‘,4 Ilhoe each, follow
iit Other. and was' a ittlrabir b by Jackson
t lone lob wltulo sunifing'the hall o abi)ther three.
one took hie defeat Omit- huntore4ly, pretty vial! Oaths
ed that no one else woul4 NT' 11 1' 1) 0 -
nines, while he added nine in the core. Wts 6,11
very elegant and itangereue 1110ile bawler, mut Is evil)
now took the wicket., and Heyward took Jackion'e
place es bowler. There is nothing yerk thimbles about
Wisden an a bat, hieforte evidently in prowling. but he le
a very safe and cautious player. Axe bawler hie play i*
r earlier. , Ile plays - Ma balls apparently very slow,
Ming them , be gives them a sort of Ants
reknilot Ving,vritich malice them exteeilingly trou
blesome to the ms tt6 nrege. Wleden made nine, and
wise oleyerly natigili roiSY 34.1D3 six. DM re
mained to during severe change,' a dyne nal;y caught
ay Carpenter at point. after nirs. acti X eight and
making n very pretty three. • •
Jahn Wister awl pretty three.
and the former )
after come veil tleellent play, apd a seem of five, half
a "row in 416 trlniwt tarot rtt t Op 47 0, moll-directed
hall from ricundy. if ovens, a) - rya couple of' eingles,
was caught by Cementer. whp, a point br We slips. is
nor/knelled. The ruagnifitient Diu Will he a hided to
tater. Mi'tr ' e and J0)11180)1 were next tig4f while
the former was billeted out by runner Irmo ayWard
without Infljorm a worn, the latter OPP:lnflect tila wipket
wins remarkable pertinerrty, entt map at met caught by
i n c eon et long-log. Wring need live to th l, F 'core by
singes. Decree Newhall was t o tut ef the nettle, and
although quite a thuntster. coil adding nob nog to the
score. displayed mime of the gestate' which trivernade
bin elder brother. Walter, distinguished among erleket
ors ; The mime of the South wag now 50 for the first
innings, and their chances looked and proved very bine,
with Buell terrific hitters as Hayward. Carpenterotpd
Newhall, coining in. The first sent to the bat of the
North, were Jackson and Diver. with Imckyer and NV te•
den towhee. Jackson was very neatly caught at inid
wicket stovons, without scoring one.
Diver unite a bilauliful square-km lilt for 3, and two
mingles, but he was put hers de combat by one er Ws
don's deceptive Bowe. They were followed by Ilnywerd
and Carpenter, perimpe the two beet Patter. In the
world, and who together made the splendid some of 04,
Hayward making RI in the most dashing and brilliant
style, consisting of six hits, for three each. and the
Wore oft ips and singles. This young man,. erre
gouty pot own ie the ecoounts pu Libellee' of hum in this
rountrY as 4 ' YONNI of age, 15 only Just turned of St.
and mnitn in England in play of tips v
Clpb ery year—play
ongetioge score 2 1 2;, l as e r r
nfermation Mee, hits ; paver been .400 e red Dy apt
e n e, flop 'style ie tlethint in the extreme, Miu
. as
gentleman on thin stand happityand ncturdtely (moped
to mt. "when lie bile a bell tft ;ravel. It
would occupy too much apace to else a 1 hie luta in de
-
toil. It will no sufficient to any that his play onothat or
Carpenter afforded a superb treat to the lovers of oriek
cling. and was loudly applauded. 110 ward wee very
well might nut he Stevens, who quite dud ingelebod
himself in this partiepler ; and Carpenter was stomped
nut by Stephenson , Who wns adinira Die as wicket keeper.
Greedy, a formidrible bowler and very good trowel
Na/Pr,nilded fourteen hate score, haVing made a very
everjaphlt for three,._was MUM out. to thoinevi
table eteeehe. Wry to .ttnwhersustained hie reputation
by a brillinnt out frir three off de find boll. and wee de
fending his wicket bravely Unlit/or n e arth[ es
to put WI end the loathe. Almond 111 . 711f117 MIMI table
am a fielder, and a lone stop will compete faehreley
with Ilia beet of the blnglielonen. Barclay, blow,
wieket-keeping yesterday was the subject of eeneral
praise, was caught by Winder' at point, ridding only elm
Inflict score, Barlow then took the willow. but le did
not thoothe repro than n ball or two when the rain bit
an end to the gams, The score of the North then stood
120, with five winkete to go Ora, heath eiulnae
dies, thug far, by di, or ine're then 41,1141110. The Mae
W 1111 1 ,4 lie resumed, as the Engliehmeo leave et thre#
o'clock to-day, to play M 1 match at Itoebester DA{ilbn
dee. Hee
The umpires in the inateh of yeaterderwere Ju
Cease, and William E. Weiler, for a part of the d a y'
The general fliagille44 of this latter gentleman. dame
the 'match of the ("tilted States against the Emits!'
eleven. Wan the eubiect Of Minns! universal comment.
and several of the players complained that hie west/int
orders and directions 'undo them 101 nervous arpt lin
comfortnble , and caused theni to play badly. Hiouill
they contemplate another match, it in their nitentioh,
we have heard, to smut another cumin, na they feel
sub/dean, anxious Rhea the malt. without lowing
nupereilitecl the distraction of it querulous chief. We
shell othbahlY gi ve genie reemleetions. in a stay or two
of the celebrated player'. In thane matches. and
clone our present account by expressing our regret that
there wee nut a larger number of our citizen; re
emit to witness the splendid play of yesterday. rho
a t to as follow);
form.
Coffin b. Grundy........ lo J. Wistere. Carpenter 11.
.1. Lillywhite b. (handy . 8 Grundy 2
Loakyear a. Jackson h. ravens h. Grundy
Hay ward ...... ... . 9 lowa b. flay Ward.... •'g
H. ff. Stephenson cr. Col- ohnson a. Jackson b,
i t s c. Grandy ....... ..,. 4 Hayward s
Wtsden 0. Hla arclay h. H. Newhall not opt a
Grundy --_,
Danis a. Carpenter b. J T0ta1.......• • ... •. "
(handy .._ 91
. Piney insides.
ottin.
1
Jackson c. Stephens b, Barelay c. Wind en b
Dkocto , or •••• • • •—• • • .... 0 Lockyer
er b. ll' Wan .....,•• , 0 Harlow, not out
Hayward c. Stevens b. Kuhn
Call lil ........... ...... to
Carpenter st•Stophenson C9lbs
b. tAllywhite
Grundy c. Stevens b.
Cstryn 141 Total .. IV Newhall, not out 41
SERIOUS A eciDEVT.—Yestonlay morning a work
man engaged at Pairniont Park. named Daniel Davis.
had his right thigh broken by a log rolling on him He
was taken to tho hospital,
Foreign Commercial.
WESyMORE!,OD COUNTY
Ftom Washington•
The, Difficulties in Texas.
Congressional Reports.
From Hayti.
AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING
The Veto of Phtladelphot Complete.
. , TRH OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Tho Return lull tee of the conaolnlnted city toot Yeater
dey inottunq, In the Dietrtet Court Mom, for the purports
of intrklne their °lnsist return of the. eleotion. held on
Tuesday lest 1 ) 0 , 14 4 , : b orrrAzed by. d le t t , esmg c o k trA
o,re.ullruf gyai,irrtbr.Ln.x..., olowit T.cit, ....k.,
it il
LIII/EI: en _
_, ... ...,.. I . .
doorkeeper ;,.... .. =ler. InassenEer. The TO
illlniP"rgibann9 lll l 2 V filtkur.
auditor Oen. , kturveyor Oen.
WARDS. WRIGHT, COG/IRAN, Rows, BRIM,
Dein. Opp. , Dem. Opp
First. •••.1496 1113 1488 1491
Setiond 1667 1498 1669 1191
Third 1127 896 1126 901
Fourth- ....... ...- .1293 784 1282 760
Fifth ....1076 893 ........ 1068 893
Sixth. ...... • • ...... SW 867 . ...... 826 889
tivrinth• •••i • ... i• ~ ..1088 1471 ........ , „aped. 1 608 .
.ghtli ~,..709 ' 977 701 981
inth..•..... ......... 80 0 1014.-- 806 1019
Tenth ..,..........,••••• 781 1110 .—... 778 1617,
Eleventh .. ..... 877 760 883 762
Twelfth 936 1003 917 3013
Thirteenth • ..874 1419 862 1435
Fourteenth 866 1069 839, 1506
Fifteenth.-- .........1319 1739 1309 1783
Sixteenth ~......1170 1199 1172 1194
Seventeenth " '1482 729 1179 733
Eighteenth.-.......... 831 1386 . ~. 825 1393
Nineteenth-- ......1594 1663 ..__. 159/1 1568
Twentieth— 1324 178.9 . 1317 1780
Twenty-first ........ 007 1116 ...... 903 1121
Twenty second.— . 811 1298........ 838 1301
Twenty•third.—.....l3B9 1492..._......1593 .1518
Twenty-fourtli-- -10.18 1175..........1032 1185
,
Total 26,360 29.
26,
Bzs 26,203 21 098
26,363 203
CITY TICKET. 3,19.
their. Attorney. Prothon'y C. Plena
IVlsionty • ...
. kNHASS, MANS. MCGRATH, KNIH_HT.
Dom. Opp. Dern. Op.
Fast ..
• • 1488 1399 1491 1413
Second 1707 1485 1092 1469
Third ....1133 878 ... ..... 1141 884
Fourth 1253 781 1286 774
1043 908 . .. ..... 1071 889
Sign' ........ 817 853 ... ..... Rl2 853
Seventh 1007 1481 1096 1487
Eighth... ......... ..„ 733 840 720 963
Ninth 853 28018.........8711001......... 1010
Tenth. T 72 1480 781 1.417
Eleventh 789 8513 830 702
1 w01fth..,....... ..... 841 1038. ... ..... 921 093
Thirteenth 832 1116 881 1844
F0urteenth........... 845 1500 857 1518
Fifteenth 1327 1775..........1303 1745
Sixteenth.
.............1100 1193 114) 1197
Seven teen 1b... ..... ~..7438 7118 ... ..... 1449 748
Vialteeralt NM 1307.........883 1307......... 1397
Nineteenth .1580 1559 1578 1578
wontiet h.., ......... 1208 1773 13. M 1148
Twenty-firet 906 1101 890 1130
Twonty• second ...... 839 1299..........896 1903
Twenty-third ..... ... .1407 14339..........1308 1517
Twenty-f0urt1i........1075 • 1101 1043 1188
- - -
notal 28,094 20588, .......316.343 23,021
23 000 74,383
Majority MAI
Aroma (instill A t—Maj. for Cochran, Opp., 3,159
Sultrayst (innlSHAL—Aini. for Kenn, Opp., 8.495
F!STRICT Arronsay—Maj, for Mann, Opp., SAI
ROT/Ir. PLEAR—Ilted. fo SENATORS. pp., 3,253
THE VOTE FOR
1 . H. Dob N nert. 2 CLI,) O. H. EIWI, (Opp.) Ayres, (Opp
9th WA K 64
oth " 815 1274 164
1311 i " 11.98 1260 81
11th " 912 1293 167
eth " 1118 1661 71.1
.
Tot d, 4960 6111
. - 613
' Majority for flmith, 1381 s
Vo1:111 . 11 WeiAlci.
J. Holman. (D.l Oeo. Connell, (Opp.
19th 15 , Attd • •••••••1991 27.%
41st 1321 .17.%
41st " ..... ........01t; 11(19
2 41 ::
..... 8,37 1211
1433
1482
' CormelFs majority . 902
'THE VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
FIRST DISTRICT. NINTH DISTRICT.
John Caldwell:ill)._ 2,932 hoary Dunlap. I D.)... 3,602
P. Edmunds. (.0..) .....1,372 i Nathan Sparing, (0.1 1,434
F.,Zerman y (0.1 ....,.._, b 5.9 Dunlop's mai 161.
Caldwell sllllO-1.660. TENTH DISTRICT.
;WORD DISTRICT. ,John C. Keller, (D.)....1,663
TiMethY4 4 le6ll, (D.). 1.621 8.0. Fantasist, (0.1.. " .1 965
Wm. B. urner,(0.)...1,665 Panconst'a inej MI.
Turner's maj. 31, ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
THIRD DISTRICT. John 8 Kiehl, (D.)......1,693
P. McDonough, ( 0. ) ...1.699 limo A. Shepparcl,lo./1,700
Charles II one, (0.)....1,M1 Shepperd's mat .2.
MoDoneugh'a mat .293. RWHLET/1 DISTRICT.
FOURTH DISTRICT. Edward Buckley; ID.). 933
T. A. Timmins. (D.)...1.511 Richard Wildey, (0.) .1,734
Henry K. Strong, (0./..1705 Wildey's ma) tut
oitrong's maj..191. I THIRTIES:SMR lust nivr.
FIFTH uIsTRICT. 1 Wm. D. Monism].) D.)1,603
.s. A. Jackson,( D.). • ...I.3s6lJanies liolgate.lo.). .1 543
Joseph M00re,(0.1.....1,683 ftlorrison's inaj..6o
Moore's maj...216. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
SIXTH DISTRICT. llamas Donnelly,( 0.L.2,114
C. L. Wolf. (1) 1 1 330 J. B. Allen. (0.) 1,431
Charles O'Neill,(o.l -1,430 Dennelly's me) .aw
o'Neiii a HISJ..'../00 VIF TRENT!! DISTRICT.
SEVENTH DISTRICT. Philip M. Hagner,l D. 1.1,977
Chas. A. Yeager,(D.),..1.103 J. F. f'reston.(o.). ..1,866
J. IL 5e1tzer,,(0.),...1,621 Freston's mob. 439.
B. A. shoemager,lse.)... 394 sigritimiu DISTRICT.
Seltzer's plurality.. 399 T. W. MAMA D.)-1,462
RlOlllll DISTRICT. George Wiley, (0 1....1.435 I
Joe. B. Vankirk, (0.)..1.317 Dullield'e RUH .27.
J. E. Ridgway. (0. •...,2,247 A/MINTER:MR DISTRICT.
Henry L. Elder (O.) ....191 Win. 81. Leech. f D.)...1,603
8 i di,,,,,,,e e h i ,,,), ma 10. V. Abbott, (0,) -.3,601
Abbott's maj..(l3
The Philadelphia delegation in the next Legislature
will stand as foIIows: SENATORS.
1. N. Merolla. D. r i ieorge R. Smith. Op.
IL
John Varker,op. Gnome Connell, Op.
REPRESE, TATIVF:S.
r. Aleph C.aldwell, D. Ito. S. S. Panommt. Op.
Z. WilliaM 13. Turner 0y .'li. Isaac A. Sheppard. Op.
3. patriek McDonouip,ll. 12. Richard Wilde'', Op.
4. ,(enry K. Strong, p. 11. Win. IL Morrison. D.
5. Jo' ph hiore, Jr., Op. 14. James Donnell), D.
6. clunks' O 'Neill, Op. 15. I. 1., l'reston. Op.
7. J. 11. Seltzer, Op. 19. Thomas W. Duffield. D.
8. Jacob E. Ridgway. Op. 17. Char,es F. Abbott, Op.
• 9. Henry, Dunlo D.
Opposition; I p, l t Democrats. 6.
WIIARF•RATS IX CUSTODY.-On Thursday morn.'
mg the officers of the Second police district arrested a
party of German mendicants who have been Infesting
the wharves In the lower part of the city. They stole
whatever they could lay hands on, such as suear and
engem After being arrested they were taken before Al
-1 dermas Danes. The alderman gave them a hearing on
the specific charge of stealing a lot of coffee during the
day from a store-houso, while a vessel was unloading at
Shispan-street wharf. 111 r. Fields, the weighmaster,
testified outlast them. Ile stated that. by these women
and others. some emegiu worth of coffee was stolen on
audit)] - They were all held in the sum of 8600 to answer.
A (beim PA,R will bo held at Suffolk Park next
week. commencing oreonday and continuing until
-Wednesday evening. Ile prominent Mature in this
fair, which promises to one of national will intermit,
the 04 Al
of speed between horses of great is own
itar.oers. , On osiday there will be a race for aBl 000
premium. ' he particulate of the display are set forth
In en advertisement which appears its. another column,
and to thin igareitil scrutiny or which Ire commend our
readers. '''' , .
A Haw 4 Vonarturew.-A. counterfeit 310 bill
on Ib e Rordentowt Banking Company. New Jersey, was
passed at 'llie'La Jerre House last evening. The note
is deserihed as I lloWs: lf to of Jotter A; vignette. a
steam ;Mena and earn; on NM right margie a reaper
with a amide, embracing a female: on the left margin
it canal scene. Tim letter Bin the word TWO glown i s
too near the margin to be genuine. The police were
notified. and started in pursuit of the parties who
passed the note.
VISITING FflaymEN.-The Constitution Fire Com
pany. No. 7, of Brooklyn, will arrive in this city on
Tuesday morning . , on a visit to the Hibernia. They
will make a boot stay among us , and during that slay
truly Will inks occasion to circulate extensively among
the sights worth Imolog, both inside end outside of the
Foo Department.
A liesurieur, Nona ov An7.-Wo wore shown
)naterday a beautifulprint of the engine house of the
Flibenlia, executed by alr. lluval. the lithographer. Tho
print 'represents the hand engine in front of the house,
for
by the members of the company equipped
for parade. 'I he Samos of sonic of the most distinguish
ed mood re are very distinct and Moor. We noticed
nnumg
i them the venerable form of Col. James Page,
which s remarkably nocarate. The print is intended
Jura partor orneinout, and is especially appropriate for
knoll a 9iflpo4O: • -' .
Rattan': OP TiiE ritflpyli pt. Test e g ir oNow.-The
ninth'itonuel parade of 'the Lolled Order of Soidete of
ToMperaueo. coneisting of about thirty-two :actions.
pin take p eon Monday, October 17th. xr. B. N.
rim tun b: .nn 4pllollll PI 81 . 14 lklarq WO, rtn4
/1 13
A SEIRry: leek cdter rid Herne , . 1 Intent' an Sec
o id Aids. Anu liner t/ VIIIIIIIIT PORPOTIS ere expected
1 9 1 0 i'MPPYtilkii p 0 i n Ms P!'rN/Q..
Q 1,4 IlitAdlEnil desiring superior articles at Tea
notable wieris willdir well to pall on E. R. Hunt & Co.,
P
corner ath nod Chestnut. Where min bo found the
finest kande of oiler., au/Muer mousing and chstving
tobacco, an extensive assortment of meerschaum and
other piped. cigar tubes, & ii.; also. plain and ornamental
tobieco boxes, oiler and (donna cases port monnaies,
cutlery. pia] log cards, and a general collection of em
otes HI the variety line. We advise all to give plain a
.11.
SODOMY pedirtt. -Yesterday morning, about
tame rieloor,'li 'lianas' nerd Margaret Mahan died
], ory suldenly. at nlmuie I p ladle street, near Twenty.
finirth r eel, 1410 pifleep !!' Ward. 'The eßtorter held
DTI Inli ii pa.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
PHILADRLPIIIA, Oct. a, 1969.
Rodut,t Railroad stock continues depreesed, under
ltlo " hear" influences. A few shares were sold be
tween toasts to•flay at )9)i, but only 193 wee obtained
nt the ?tdcOlitt board. The total of the boeigese at the
board le vary light, and chiefly confioed to truoifers or
equiillps'eurities.
Sine P the completion of the passenger railway to Ger
it.Qltoup. are have lied several inquiries as to nut
hinuitt of Its itiicif arid liciods. as an investment. We
nive ito lietillethin h set thot we look upon it as ono
id the lost of ail the rondo in the atty. It le the longest
land of nil. buret eighteen miles in length, with two
depute neatly soulsCl
ate , one at Ailment! street, and
the other, rat the tonnIMIS in tiermantown- They are
Pow fanning Owl , -two core. hpA O travel and mu phi
hove a- far acceded Os eSpeetations of the friends o ltho
rendre" they have been compelled to hire and borrow
cars or rho present. Until the new oues ordered are
" Co a ri t fa d il . is oily and acmionlinallY Managed, and the
fittention ot the president not only promises
well for the future. hut his efficieney Is attested by the
lo nrito 01 the road and its arrangements.
It wee (oared that tram the len Allt, it would not be able
to accommodate the business en ; but the trial hose
proved the control' , as the room m
int tinie from the doom
in neradintown to Walnut street Is fifty-file minutes,
achlch Is to advance iii the steam-road.
The semi-mouthli number of Prierson't Counterfeit
D,trttor to day. The steady
ins
of the
business of minute rfeiting mikes it nocessiti for every
wine bustnees men to have this reliable protector and
guide oonstently at his command. One bunched and
twenty new counterteits have made their, appearance
wit,in A month. The following the deseription of the
last And perillya most dangerons of these frauds:
A Item spurious hank note of the denomination of 91,
! s pti*ri r V e li i tig to Tiled /iTilie Aterehantes' Bank,
y. dome t o awn anee yesterday and is
ca e ptolly executed. rani wand (waive and peraod ant
weingsperienred in sinah matters. It to ad ifs
der, with the single exception atilt' State frioter4
sic attire ; nod it is nainrha thilachry old hem s fade
todetect its ditretl. Do a few o the bills the name o
F. Verinii)ea is wiltta as flashier instead of J. F.
B Thin foilowint is went went of the earnings of the
Noun Now Wool% Railroad Company
In Septeinia3r, lean
-••..-
In tan months, to Sept. ZOtli, 1869
Snap? rime In.gt )onr
Tlio iinnont al
CO over the and
Brand Top Railroad for 1110 week eudlelf 1,1 ' 0 4.0 1 4'rY,
Oct. 12 wrie.... 620 Zane.
Amount elopped ' , remtely Vas year. ponce
janwury Jet, 10011
Total amoilnt shippoil this >oar Waal
AtWant slopped to woo data last yor 75,4341 "
Ino r0n; . 19 Mfg "
PHILUIDELI'iIIti swim( EXCHANGE BALE',
October N. 149.
i REPORTED BY ENULIBII & HIJr TRH.
N0..121 Walnut street.
F (DST BOARD.
I 4 Mies 14 Dot Cn' 7d
H. Cam k limb ¢v, 01
1 Penn It 2d in On ! , fi
11 . I
2 biorris Cnl pftl gwn.lo3li
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7 Eepna R ,
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MV Bolt 'B2 it2Wll.6 lqqb au 41
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7 Id anti Sil t R •
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Bid. Asked,
11 States 0.1 '7l ..,14
ts iv .--
9 17. y IM
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falloffs s 3 9314
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100 Long 1313nd R.. . , .1014
6 itacp 34, VIRO-11l 11..3i
43 Lodosh scrip... ... . 23
21 Corn Y'' 11 .. • .. • '
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Bid. Asked.
BLq 1181' stook...
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„ K. 141 ma 4814 43
t:r,rgl,"Ponallit,--..12" Igi
N Pponn, R..... •• • 6% . 6%
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CITY ITEMS.
ilerlt AT E. W. EAFLIITI, d Co.'B.—Attracted
by a very brilliant display of Silver-plated Ware, of ex
quisite finish and unique design, in passing the exten
sive house-furnishing establishment of Means. E. W.
Carryl dr, Co., No. Tit Chestnut street, we entered the
store more from curiosity to see than any desire to buy,
and from what we saw we have no hesitation in saying
that, as a representative house, in this branch of trade,
it is at once an ornament to the street and credit to our
oily. Being devoted to both the wholesale and retail
branches. and keeping, as they do, one of the largest
and most varied stocks to be found my where, the an
nual operations of Messrs. N. W. C. & Co. are very ex
tensive, as they are also steadily increasing.
Three speeialties of this house may here properly
claim our attention as a matter of interest to the
reader: These are Japanery, Silver-plated Ware, and
Cutlery. - Under the first head, Japanery, the present
stock exhibited in this house is really a curiosity to all
who admire the perfections of this class of artionnship.
Some idea of their variety in these goods may be gleaned
from their having trays and waiter of this beautiful
ware ranging in prices (min one dime to'thirty dollars
per set, in which are embraced every conceivable style
and design that taste could desire or ingenuity execute.
These goods we learn were made in Wolverhampton
find Birmingham, England, expressly to the order of
this firm. Some of the more expensive waiters are truly
magnificent, being ornamented with fine gold gilt, bur
niehed, and embellished with handsome oil-palntings
richly enamelled. The new method of making flowers
by the introduction of various shades of gold is a won-
dean' achievement of art. Their new style waiters
with plated handles and Might metallic, border', which
aro executed in every shade of coloring, aro also a no
velty. Nor must we leave the Japanery department
without a passing reference to the plate-warmers, bird
cages, toilet-ware, and coat vase■, which it includes.
In connection with the latter, a glance at their fine as-
wirtment of hiahly-ppliehed open-fire furniture, such as
full steel hie-seta, bronzed-iron fenders, andirons,
standards. etc., may also he taken with advantage to
purehan re, as tho prices of Messrs. Carry) Br. Co. ore
Proverldalll moderate.
In, the department of Silver-plated Ware, we are al
most at a loss, in a short paragraph, how to describe the
superior elegance of this stock. Tea-sets, salvers, tir
ream entree dishes, pitchers, goblets, castors, in great
est variety of pattern and made in the most durable
manner, literally dazzle the eye on one side of their
spacious salesroom. Several full sets. one more espe
cially, which we examined, are really magnificent, and
evince. In the Missing. the highest order of talent for
that class of art. This is accounted for by the fact that
these gentlemen employ only the most skilful and ac
complished artisans in their manufactory. Their Ware
has the reputation of being of the finest quality of me
tal, and the heaviest plated made. Their ornamental
work le hardly excelled in any country, certainly not
in this.
The remaining specialty ie their Cutlery department,
In which everything included under the head of house
hold cutlery may he found in great variety, as may be
inferred, from the feet that their tots range from twain
five cents up to one hundred dollars! The latter, and
many at intermediate price', are neatly arranged in
rosewood cases. The blades in these seta are both in
stool and plated But we must desist. To enumerate
all or the half of what we aawwould fill columns, and we
would therefore recommend our readers to call and ex
amine for themselves.
SPLENDID COVRAE OP LITERARY LECTURE/3.
We have carefully examined the bill of intellectual fare
provided for our colleens donna the approaching lee
tore-season, by did People's Literary Institute, and,
upon the whole, regard it as possessing unusual merit.
such eminent names as those of Henry Ward Beecher,
George W. Curtis, Bayard Taylor, Rev. John Lord, and
Rev. T. Starr King, would in themselves be sufficient to
warrant this conclusion, but upon closer,inspeotion—
I the result of which we may give to our readers in
greater detail at some future time)—it Is found that the
Course is really composed of inch an array of rearms
that the most epicurean and feinidious cannot fail to find
something in it adapted to his special idiosynoracy—
should he be troubled with such en affection—whilst the
main bulk of the repast is at once feeding and luxuri
cot, and wills° be regarded by the lialstlis of our people.
Benson tickets for the course—of Eight Leoturen—ere
now selling rapidly, and should be early secured. Mr.
Beecher will inaugurate the course on next Thursday
evening.
INDIA—rTE RACES, LANGUAGE, AND RELIGION.
Among the popular names already announced for the
leoture season, wo notice that of Henry Al. Scudder. D.
D., who is to appear, for the first and only time, as a
lecturer here on Tuesday evening twat. From the
well-known talents of this eminent missionary, the ex
tensive knowledge he possesses of Ids subject, AO the
fervor of his eloquence, a rich Intellectual treat may be
antioipated. Philadelphia will, we think. exhibit her
appreciation of true worth by filling Musical Fund
Hall, on Tuesday evening, to its utmost capacity.
Ton BLACK Swan" CONCART.—By reference
to an advertisement elsewhere, it will be seen that a
"grand concert" is to be given at the Hall, Eighth and
Spring Garden greets, on Monday evening, the lith
instant, by Min E. T. Greenfield, otherwise known as
the "Black Swan," assisted by Mrs. Brown, Signor
Maki. and Professor 0. King. The 'programme an
nounced for the occasion is an attractive out., which,
with the enviable reputation of the "Swan" ought to
enure a large audience. The tiokets of admission have
been placed at the low price of twenty-five cents, and
fifty cents for reserved seats.
SUPERIOR CONFECTIONS.—To our readorm who
are fond of choice preparations for the palate, we can
hardly impart a more useful item of information than by
telling them that the finest confections to he had in this
country are manufactured and sold by Mr. Stephen F,
Whitman, No. lila Market street. The almost infinite
variety of preparations, of the most tempting and lus
cious character, which we saw recently on 'e
visit to this
Sugar-Plum Palace, gave us a new idea of the import
ance of this branch of our manufactures. The supe
rior. excellence of Mr. Whitman'. confections has be
come proverbial throughout the Union. Connoisseurs,
And lovers of good things generally, should , remember
this.
STOVES POIt THE MILLION.—We desire to call
the attention of our readers to the splendid stock of
moves offered by Mr. John .8, Clerk; et Ma More,
No. IMO Market rarest. Now la the time to Bemire these
'necessary articles for winter, and Clerk's is emptutticat.
ly the place Om dicreo. , Ills-bighly_msproved Silver's
'fiaa-consuinine Parlor Stove is certainly a model of
completeness, whether for Parlor, Dining-room, Chem.
ber, or Office purposes: at is economic, ornamental. end
convenient, and, mode as they aro in all sizes, we re-
Ord them an the moat desirable stove out. Mr. Clack,
it will be remembered, received several premiums for
- valuable intorovementa on this Stove, at the recent
State Fair. Et err one in want of a stove should call
and examine them.
A Ltvnt.t SCENE.—This is the met
live epithet we are able to apply to the well-known con
footman establishment of Messrs. E. O. Whitman &
Co., Rodbell street, below Chestnut. Throughout the
}oar this bonne seems to ho thronged with customers.
The cause, we presume, is this: In the first place, the
goods they make and sell are inturally in con slant de
mand, es the wants of the palate are never satisfied:
Secondly, the people are appreciating the fact that
'Whitman & Co.'s is, of all others, the place to obtain
the best articles and thirdly, they hare had the good
wife to let the world know what they are prepared to
do through the columns of The Press,
TERMINAL NEATNEEIL—It has boon said that
"cleanliness is next to godliness ;" and the next thing in
iniportance to personal cleanbeess is neatness of attire.
Pre-eminently is it important that a gentleman - Would
Ire gracefully rigged about the neck. The appendages
of collar, cravat, stock, neck-tie; ',to.. though small in
bulk, are effective in their taste, and should therefore be
haught only at the eelebrated Central Cravat Store of
4lr. J. A. Eshleman, No. tPI Chestnut strciet, entrance in
Yoyne's Hall. Give him a call.
A YOUNG LADY remarked to a fop, the tither day,
that his penknife in one respect resembled him. The
Moe in the room commenced guessing what it could
lie. At lest a smart-looking little boy, who, until now,
pat in ono corner silent, wee asked to geese. After ex
amine the knife close's'. he turned round, and, in a cun
ning manner, said, "Well, I don't know, unless be
cause it is dull." Dull people are to be found every
uhere—but the very dullest are those who neglect our
ad vioe to buy their clothing at the Palatial Store of
Orem/ilk) Stokes, No. Cur Chestnut street.
AN EMI:WaII REVIEW remarks of Cockney books
on America:
" iroacara in America repent the same thing
Aver and over wit). We are rather tired of hearing
tlnd t h e h 91019 1170 Of 0110IWOUX ; that you Can 1111113
).I.lr o aches waklied by steam ; that the lobe ateamere
are the most luxurious lu the wory ; that the ladies
dross 111 an exaggerated atyte of fashion, and that moat
nersone eat in a tremendous hurry." and wear only the
becoming styles of R. P. M. Estrada, the Fashionable
Clothier, No. 21 South Seventh street.
"CET b RAT YOU CAS .110NESTa, UBll tl RAT TOE
Gni. Fat - GALL , / ." and you will have a surplus left,
hieh.depotited in the Frankliq Saving Fund, No. .13e
youth Fourthstreet, below Chestnut, will bear five per
cent. interest, and can lie withdrawn a; mu time with,
gut notice. Investments arc made only in the most re
, liable securing', and the precepts of h'rankh n, to '• hp
an careful of the property of others as you are of your
man," is strictly satiated to and preobsed by the mana
gers of this old apil reliable &wins Fund, which never
anapended and 41W4)11 Mitt on demand. See navel t ise
want in another column.
Joel tincEtvno, it splendid assortment of .111 -
Inlnsted Groupe and Views, the finest ever mooned to
this country. For sole at the International Stereo
aoopio Emporium, Id South Eighth street.
CLose OP THE CRICKET MATCII.—The Cricket
meta closed on Thursday afternoon. The Philadelphia
cricketers came of second best, na was expected under
the circuinstancee. The English players declare that
they have Leon greatly aetonizhed at much they hove
aeon since their arrival in the United States; but at
nothing so much as at the elegance of the garments made
at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wil
son, Non. 603 and 605 Chestnut Street, above Sixth.
ON vein let ult. the tomb of Chorine XII. wee
'opened in the presence of the King of Sweden. Prince
pacer and others, by Prof. Fryxelt, the Swedish hala
tion. This was dope to set at rest the stance which have
boon afloat aNut the manner of hie death, especially
.that qf 'nevassinetion. From an examination of the body,
it was determined that death was caused by a large pro-
Motile, which entered the left tomglg, and came out
through the right. The dream worn by the &AWA hem
is said to resemble somewhat the present styles said at
.E. It. Eldridge & Co.'s "Continental Clothing Rouse,"
northeast corner of Chestnut and Eighth streets.
u 77107
24.316 83
ells COMMITTEE OT THE FRANKLIN INNTITRTE.
In Lbw report on Reims Machines. say " The Will
cox. i y 0100, Seining Machine , (alls, nearer than any
other, all the requirements rif a Family Afachine."
Prole till For sale nt 710 Chestnut street.
87.30.814 0/
219.136 1
PINE J4D411:4:1) TEA TRAYS AND IP Atrzits:—E.
W. Cam St Co.. No. 711 Chestnut et., linve now in store
their entire 101 l importation of Ten Tray* and Waiters.
Their stook embraces more thin ;one taMdfed diet inet
Patterns et the most desirable styles, varyins in Moo
from 10 cents each to vp per set. In order to secure the
beet possible quality and etyles adapted to the Philadel
phia market. their Trars are made expressly to their
owl order la the beet makers of Birmingham and
Wolverhampton, whq are eoknowleilsed to be the hear
Japannore iq the world.
Common Oblons Waiters, 10 to W ets.
Common 0411.1 Walton, lbc. to $l.OO.
Common Oblong Ten 'from aye to St 23
Common Oial Tea Trays, 5.0 e to 9175.
Fine Routul Watters,
Rene Round IN MIMIC Gold Oth,
Common Tea Trays in note,
Fine Tea Traya in sale,
Fine Tea Trays in sets.
Fine Tea 'roue in PO,
Moo To Trays in nets.
Fine Tea Trays iii WS,
Fins Tea Trays in rots,
Finn Gold Gilt Ten Trete in Bete. 5380
Fine Gold Gilt Tea Trays in sots. $9OO
Fine Gold Gilt Toa Trays in sets. 510.00
rite Gold Gilt Ten TM,' in lets, $ll en
Finp Gold Gilt Tea Trays in sets, 8 1 2 00
Fine Gold Gilt Tea Trays In nets, 1113 80
Fine Gold Gilt Tea Trays In sets, slti.W
Fine Gold Gilt Tea Trays in anti, 1 31 , 1 60
Fine Gold Gilt Tea Trays In sets, 818.00
Fine Gold Gilt Ten 'Prays in sets, 55009
Fine Gold Gilt Tea Trays in sets, rz2.o
Fine Gold Gilt Tea Trays in sots, $28.°0
Fine Gold Gilt To Trays in lute, g27,pp
Fine Gold Gilt Ton Trays in sets, • 8300 e
Fine Gold Gilt n• d Enamel Tea Trays of all rotors,
since , qUaiitiel, st/lee, and prieos, Fold nt nliolomle
or retail:,
E. w. CramlL & Co., 7) i Oltaiptuut NI.
Staler; fklacursas of all grades. deeigns. quali
ties, and prices are now being offered to the public, es.d
moat of thorn are not without merit; but in our judg
meet, for Family vse, the celebrated "Harris Boudoir,"
for execution of work.. cheapness, Grooms t„ and eeriest
simplicity. is unequalled. Mr. EN D. Baker, No. 720
Arch street, is the sole agent for the sale of these ad.
mirable metalline' in this city.
•souseuateras who intend to augment their
stock of Ilovesimbn ARTICLIII, as well as those who
contemplate Furniehing, should remember that a lull
and complete stock of everything in this bee, and at
low prices, may be found at Messrs. E. S. Farson
Co.'s., S. W. corner of Second and Dock streets.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MATRIMONY doNTlxtrED.—Prof. 0. S.
FOWLER LECTURES TO.NIOHT, SATURDAY.
11th. on " COURT9IIIP AND MARRIED LIFE," at
HANDEL and HAYDN HALL.
This very important and inltructive lecture com
mence' at iN o'clock, and cloaca with PUBLIC EX
AMINATIONS.
Tickets 25 cents.
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS-Daily, fora
short time only, at 922 CHESTNUT Street.
REMOVAL.
EVANS & WATSON have removed their SALA
MANDER SAFE STORE from No. SO South Fourth
street go No. 304 CRESTNUT Street, where may be
found the largest assortment of Sahtmandsr Safes in the
country. The public are requested to call and examine
for themselvee. oclS-6t
Am. ACKNOWLEDGE the great superiority
of McCLEES' PHOTOGRAPHS. Now that the pries
is quite as low as at other Galleries, who will hentate to
ito to No. MI CHESTNUT Street, opposite Jayne's
THIS IS TIIB LAST DAT OF EXHIBITION of
the Elegant Collection of OIL PAINTINGS. et No. Off
CHESTNUT Street—over Chickenng & Sone• new
Plano-Forte Were-loom. The Sret sale will commence
on MONDAY next, (MI4I et 10 o'clock A. M. It
JUST OPENED—WHITE FRENCH CEIINA
Di MIER Says, at the unprecedented price of sls—oorn
plete to dine twelve Persons.
Also, 100 Dozen WHITE FRENCH China Dinner
Plates, full size and best quality. for OLEO per dozen.
Also, 100 Dozen WHITE FRENCH China Breakfast
Plates, extra rise, for el per dozen (usual price $1.75)
Also, for Economical Families,
White English Stone-ware Dinner Bets for $l2.
Likewise fine White Tea Beta, complete in de pieces,
for $3.50. These bargains, for cash only, at the old
OIIINA HALL, CHESTNUT Street, directly opposite
Old Independence Hall.
o12•It W. J. HERR dr. CO.
TRH STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY have
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM to the Sewing Ms
chines of LADD, WE NITER, & CO. New styles, with
recent impmvements may be seen at their rooms. RV
CRESTNUT Street. oot-tuthalm
TUB CROWNING GLORY." —A flowing,
soft, luxuriant bead of hair is considered the crowning
glory of either sex, but particularly of woman. JULES
HAUEL'S EAU ATHENIENNE HAIR RESTORER
will produce this. even where baldneu has existed from
age or dueue. It also reetoree the hair to Its original
life-color, black, brown, or auburn. and yet is not a
dye. Sold by ell Druggists, and by JULES HAUEL
CO.. No. 704 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
1100PLAND'S GRItitAR BrITRIt9 Will posi
tively cure Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. tie IROUB De
bility, &c., &o. H 00FLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will positively cure Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
&0., &o.
Prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON & CO., 418 ARCH
Street, and for gale by Druggists and dealers generally.
Price Ta cents per bottle. segt-tf
TEE BEST 850
FAMILY HEWING MACHINE
alma MEII.I4IACTITSMD.
W. H. JACKSON & Co., 724 CHESTNUT Smelt.
Agents wanted. oe4-12t*
To 7111: LADIES.—W. H. Jackson & Co.
respectfully invite the ladies of Philadelphia and vicini
ty to call and examine their new and improved
860 FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Their Machines use the Straight Needle, and make
the lock stitch alike on both sides of the cloth. Office,
724 CHESTNUT Street, over Hasanrs Book Store
GROVES & Beisa's
CELEBRATED NOISELESS FAMILY Ilawima-31Acems-
AT 11141VCID PRICES. .
Temporarily at No. & Broadway.
WW return to No. 106 in a few week&
Tuz Plum OP
BINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
BAWL! BXEMi! RBOVCID::: al-3m
GAS-LIMP DEPOT—bIXTU AND AItell•
104-3 m
ONA PRIOR CLOTHING OP TUN LATEST
STTLES. Made lo the best manner, °sprout! for RE
TAIL SALER. LOWEST selling Micas marked in
Plain Figures. An goods made to order warranted satis
factory. Oar ONE-PRICE System is strictly adhered
to, as we believe this to be the only fair wa ALA.." •
All Ire thereby treated Wall.
' seg-tf - SM MARKET Eltrea
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAM= TRUST
COKPA NY.--Clartered by the State of Penneylirsabi.
RULES.
t I. Mosey is yesemed every day' sad to smr pgrarap4
arge or small
f. FIVE PER, CRlCLinterest is said for mosey fonsi
the day it Is mat tn.
3. The money is always paid back in GOLD whenever
It le called for, and without notiee.
L Money is received from Rxecuteri. AdaninisiVetteri,
Geardiaes, and other Trustees, in lan. or small mums,
to remain a long or short period.
I The money received from Desostton Is Invested in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other ann.
elms ',marines.
O. Ojos oven errery day—WALNUT fltros4 itouthiresj
ooruer Third street. Philadelphia. Mtn
BBAY9H'B BAYING FriTß--NORTECWISS
Coanan Sammy and Waratur Btreets.—Deposite re
ceived in small and large ammints.from allolamesof
the community, and allows interest at the rate of Me per
rent. per annum.
Money may be drawn by cheeks without leas of In
terest
Office open daily, from 9 untils o'eloak, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 99n the evening. President,
FRANKLIN FELL ; Tnexarer and {34wretary t elf-A9
E. MORRIS. :
' SALAMANDER Plai-PROOF very
toga assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at reason
able prim!. No. 21 South FOURTH Street, nasal.-
phis.
an3ttf EVANS & WATSON
• WHEELER Wiisom SE
—Philadelphia Office. 6 CHESTNUT Street.
• Marchanta' orders filled at the SAME DISCOUNT as
by the Company.
Branch offices in Trenton. New Jersey, and Easton
and Westchester. Pa.
TtuntraoN—LOSS.—On the 13th Instant. at (Imre
Church. by the Roy. William Suddards. Henry C.
Thompson to Jane Chapman, eldest daughter of the late
Cherie* Lou, all or this c to •
COX—EVARP.—On the 12th instant, by Rey. E. - Y.
Buchanan, Mr. T. Ellwood Coof Cheltenham town
ship, Montgomery county, to Miss Mary J. Evart'. of
Abington township, in the same county.
SMILEV.—At Germantown, on the 11,1 net., Sarah,
IL
fe of Thomas T. Smiley. M. . aged years.
The relatives end friends of the fsmi y are invited
to attend her funeral. from the residence of her hoe
land, N 0.9011 tine street, Oct Monday. the rfth lost at
2 &Monk P. P. M.
( 313 AW . —Suddenly. on the 13th instant, Deborah,
wife of James Robert Shaw.
Funeral from the reridenea of her husband. in Spruce
street. between Third and Fourth. South Camden, this
(Saturday) afternoon. at 2 o'clock. •
WISE.—On the 13th inst, Leah hum, infant deughter
of Samuel S. and Alwibta Jane Wise.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, Lancaster
avenue, below Till street. Twenty-fourth ward, tins
(Saturday I afternoon. at 3 o'clnek.
WEIODE...—On the lath instant. Richard H, WCllOi.
son of Frederick and Elisabeth 'Weigel, in the sth tear
of his are.
. .
BOGGS.—At Salem, N. Phi Mrs. Margaret, relict of
the bite David Bow, of Philadelphia, in the Oath year
of her age.
1. liners] from the residence or Rev. F. A. Hummer,
No. 1222 North Thirteenth street, thin (Saturday) ai ter
nous, at V unlock.
G RI NN A 0 E.—On the 11th instant, Culotta Grinner.,
In the Milt year of his ace.
Funeral (rain Mutate residence. N 0.718 Fallon egreet.
on Suedes afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
C A.LROUN.—On the 12th instant. hire Mary Ann
Calhoun. relict of the late Adam Calhoun, in the 931
year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. 1904 Naudain street,
(late Melluffie,) botween Lombard and South, on Sen
der afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
. . • •
HENRY.—On the 13th instant. Mrt. Mary Henry, in
the 89th 'ear of her age.
Funeral horn the residence of her eon-in-law, Mr.
William Allen. Allen's lane, Mount Airy, on huntty
motions. at in o'clock.
•
• •
I,E M M IN o.—On the 13th Instant, Mr. Samuel Flem
mos. o.7Pfi 3d years.
Funeral from his late reeidenee, Front street, below
the canal, or Moore street, on Sunday afternoon, a m t 1
o'clock
FROBOATT.—On the 13th met.. Ann Mary, deuehtar
of Benjamin and F.llen Frogged, In the Ilth year of her
age.
Funeral from the residence of her grandmother, Mrs.
Anna Hare, 13)2 Bouth street, this (Saturday i afternoon.
at t o'clock. •
CRIS 11.—On the 17th instant. Honey Chin, wife of
Hiteh Chjem, in the 36th year of her age.
butter's! from the resulenm) of her husband.l73o Rod
man street. at 4 o'clock this (B.rtunlay ) afternoon. •
HUM MF.L.—On the 111 h instant. Ann Catharine, wife
of Jacob Hummel. in the 6311, year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. J.
M. Hummel, No. 1006 Marshall street. below Girerd
avenue this (Saturday I afternoon, at 1 o'clock. •
PIN INEY.—SuddenlY. on the 13th instant, Mary,
Wife of John Dininey. aged 67 yeare.
Funeral from the residence of her huehand, Factory
and Willow streets. between Spruce and Pine. Service
at hit. Patrick's Church, on Monday morning, , a 9
o'clock. • •
K I LPAT R IC K.—On the 13th Instant. Catharine. eldest
danghter of Francis and Mary Kilpatrick. riser! 6 tears.
Fnnernt from the reeidence ea her parent . N. W.
Corner of Ninth and Lafayette streets, this (Saturday)
afternoon. it 3 o'clock.
lIABBIDCF..-00 the 13th instant. Hannah
dens hter of the late Allen M. and Hannah Babbidee. of
Venzir. Me., and adopted daughter of William and Re
becca Heise, aged 16 years.
MOTTRNING Pant ,
aos OHESTNUT
went ni"
Bleck Velour Rens,
do. hloussehned'Lainee.:
In. Cashmeres,
u. MeTinooe.
do. Resin de Chines,
do. Bombazines,
do. 'remises.
do. Paranuittne,
do. Mnhair Laut.r.m.,
dn. Thibat long Bliairls,l
i
B nek erne
Second Mournmk Gonwl ii
r, et.. to six°
slow to woo
to $6OO
85fq
GREEN -STREET METHODIST EPIS
COPAL CHURCH. Tenth and Oreen.--Presch
lig.the Rev. 0. COOK. D. D., of Delaware, at half
past 10 o'clock A. hl. At halfryst 3 o'clock an interest
m; meshes will he hold. Rev. Worcester Willer. of the
Cherokee Indian nation Rev. Henry Cox, D. D.. of
_ l ' o o l , 3 lld. Blaine . will deliver addresses ..Revs. D. 'W.
With no nod J. II Torrence will take part in the services.
The Bible for the World. and the World to be Given to
Christ. its
UNION TENT OF THE YOUNG MEN'S
chnstiart Association. Eichth and Girard Avenne
—Sobbath Serrices.—Enriv morning meeting at ?o'clock.
Union prayer meetiout AN P. M. Prenching at 4 P.M.
I, Rev ft IMP CAR InF.N and at 7)4 P. M. by Rev. T.A.
FERNLEY. Great Children's meeting this afternoon at
4 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Wilder, Itliseionary from India, Intl
addrais this Children.
it` GEO. S. MINGINS, Superintendent.-
" lON SERMONS TO YOUNG MEN."
t / The ninth sermon or the course. under theatr-
Ciarea of toe Younc Men's Christian Association Of the
Nortli Presbyterian Church SIXTH St.. atsave Green,
si in be preaehed TO-MORROW EVENING. by the
REV. E. E. ADAMS.
lino Secretary of the American and Foreign Malian
Union.
oclo.6td/cItW
MARRIED.
E! BESSON & SON,
Street, have • full tutsort-
IBlaok Gros Grain Silks,
do. Pooh de Soles,
do. Venetiennes,
do. Oros d'Eensse.
o. Patent boded
o. Irish Poplins.
o. English Crapes,
do. Crape Collars.
do. Sleeves,
;On, &0., ke.
n lA(lry vnnety. 07-ti
TO-YORRLIWat the .fl °Pros
Sonar SPILL
- Garden aad Ninth atreett. at (ecioth MORN
ING. and 7).c. ETENING. Subjects: fit
The
Lona of the Sold"—Chriat's taclohcai ,16"thaurante'
Brown— , The Resurrection the oar Ilarme Farm..
and Ltarnal Lae." The pubic; are
SERMON TO YOUNG M - Elf.—By RE
v q uest of the Yonne Men's Chrtetien AssoeisVen.
the v. ALFRED ODGLMAN will pre.ya a G o mm
to Yonne Men. bp . Divine permission. en BABBATII
EVENING. 16th inst.. at Lull past 7 o'clock, in the
UNION M. E. CIIIIRCH. Fourth. below Ara.
Seats reserved for l'onas It*
ErCHURCH OF THE INTERCERSOR,
MELON, above Tyelfag.—lfiviae "amp saki
ru iralfttlett y ee ni aT. m Ot a l l ab l o l" ZOM e r:
Oct. 18th—n eorraot op '• The Couirerriort Qf our Unarm
ve rted Relatives",EV k: KG—. Joseph*/ Dying
Charge.' Altars graleome.
rfrLECTPRE TO YOUNG MEN —NET.
TREOPHILIIS FISKE sreseh at the Cora
rninioner's NO; SPRING GARDEN. TO-310AROR•
MOANING, upon "13rotherlyEusdaeme' In the EVE
NING he trill deliver en address to Trams Men. "Seats
free. The while are respectfully invited to attend. 11
VPRESBYTERIAN ENTERPRISE.,
—Broadway HMI, southeast' corner of Broad and
11 , Carden etreeu. Preaching TO-MORROW Matt
bath) MORNING at 10% &do-A. by Rer. E. E. ADAMS.
and EVENING at 7% o'clock br Rev. L. IL CHRIS
TIAN. of North Presbyterian Church.
I r s -- " DEATH—AND AFTER DEATH THE
Judrrneut."—finbiect of &iron br Rev. - Mr.
KA - RORER, et HANDEL and !lAA DN MALL. Eisbtk
and Spins Garden streets. TO-MORROW iSondsr)
EVENING, at IN o'siock. Services at 10 A. IL Seats
free.
REV. ALFRED COOHRIAN WILL
preach TO MORROW Sabbath) Nolorryo at
10 o'clock, and EVENINii at IM &dark, in tha Union
M. March, FOURTH Street, below Arch- The scab aI E. l
free.-
tigCHURCH OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
T. H. STOCKTON. Pastor—nartharest corner
r . nrd avenue and Thirteenth street. entran ce on
Thirteenth st.—Serriee et IQ A . H. See Nan •Ritiite
Times." Just net this moron's.
irrTHE MORNING COMETIL—RE?. A. A
WILLITS 'nil ontsch oa this subfect be whoa
tar request. TO-HOR ROW tlletbbeah tArTERNOON.
the A M &RICAN MECHANICS' HAI.J., comer rosrtk
and George etreete, at hi before 4 o'clock.
FOR SALE—PEW NO. 95. WEST AISLE.
middle black. " Arelt•st. Freabyterila
Rev Dr. WADSWORTH. Passer. /Lastly at No. O
MARKET Street. It•
TUE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE—THE
r i'7 ' pert sermon Thi rd is pour. will be preartaid in Pt.
PA17128 CHURCH.. below Walnut. TO-MOR
ROW EVENING. Semen tiointoonees at 73 o'hipek. •
rrrCHEM CHOP EPIPHANY. FIFTEENTH
AND CHESTNUT Streets.—Theina scrcioo nut
SUNDAY MORNING at lON o'clock, and 7N is tjtc
EVENING.
e t i ß t f a tt i tTl T TE; a r i
fi r R P l it! YT ER lAN
'nee Berrieo TO- MOR R OW. =1.41"D--
754 o'clock P. M. A. a 24
TrUNITARIAN. CHURCH. TENTH AND
I.orust streets—R ev. W. ILFURN n—Sem - lees
TO-MORROW. BM, at /03i A. 31., and Di P. M. It"
SPIRITUALISM.—MRS. F. 0. in-
ZER,_of Vermont, twill Malaita and mac at HAN
SOM-STREET HALL, on SUNDAY. at Idle S. M.
and at pi P.M.
Admiuion, 5 cents. It"
GEORGE WM. CURTIN. AUTHOR OF
" Vottphar Nears." eta.. arid deliver a NEW
Lecture at CONCERT HALL, MONDAY EVENING,
Oct. 17th. at 8 o'clock Inc the Mutat Temperan•e gape.
Sublest--" Modern foadehty." Tickets. Z cents: for
■ole at the Bookstores. _
SEAT CHEST OF THE ITSION BANE
C 3 as instated tn , the Second Seetket One Aet of
the General Assembly of this Commonwealth, approved
the 13th day of OCTOBER. A. D. Issf
Amount of Loans and Diesounts....... ..... CMOS SI
Do. Speme. - SI EE9
Do. Doe from other Bantu - (Pets Pi
Do. of Notes in circulation 93,710 CO
Do. Deposits. meleding balances doe to
other Bents 246,33, CO
PIM4DZI.PHI A. Gerber 14.1x59
CIT 1 OF PHILADELPRIA. sa.-1. JAMES 1,y3
LET. Cashier of the LNION BANK of Plots., beta;
sworn. dept se and say that the abore Statement is mot
mot, to the Art of MI imcrwled.s and belief. ,
JAMES LEY. Ca 4 rier•
Sworn before me. this lith day of Octo ES e L r. A. D. eel,
It' P. C. ELL:MAKER. Noun , Pubbe.
ficrCITY OF WHEELING. VA.—HOLDER%
of the City &suds, alined to the " Hemelkid."'
the " Marietta arid Cincinn.sti," land the Maldendi'
and Pittshurr" Railroad Companion. are . requested to
toes. at the Panions Foam or WINSLOW. LANIER.
& CO.. No. SS WALL Street: New Turk. Oa TUESDAY.
the lath hut., at I o'clook P. M. A foil attendance is re
quested, MI important quest:cuss touching their interfete
will be considered.
•3.7. PHI L'A. LIBRARY CO'S, • 6TH MEM-
It 3 VERSARY.—FREDERICK DOUGLASS
driitver his crest lecture on "Sell made Hen." tprerinta
to to. departure for Euntro.i before the Philadelphia
Library Colman,. on TrESDAY EYENING., October
lath. 1459. at 8 o'ilook. at NATIONAL
.HALL. Market
street, above Twelfth. Ticket* of selmenon..ll cent;•
which may be had at Parry & cone! Prank
and Chestnut, and IL If. Heade mon , Ro. Cl Amite/rein.
ols 93
(FIXTO YOUNG "lEIC—GREAT FACILI
TIES are afforded for acquitter • BUSINESS
ATION' et BRYANT STRATTON'S MER
CANTILE COLLEGE. S. S corner Seventh and Chest
nut streets. Br purchase of e /Scholarship the bolder
hecnir.es a LIFE MEMBER. and ssay 'prosecute his
studies at his convenience. Call for Cireuotra.'
TrCONSOLIDATION DANIL—PHILADEL.
PHIA. October 11. 711. • .• -- -• .
An election or Thirteen Directors. to serve the en
suing' sear, will be held et the RANTING ROUSE On
MONDAY, November 21st. between the boors of 10 A.
M. and 2P. M. JOB. N. PICLREIOL Cashier.
0..12-whito2l . .
" The annual meeting of the Stoekholders ►AI he bed
at the same place on TUESDAY, November Ist.st
o'clock M.
or-w& a tra
NIFi. N. PtIRSOL. Cashier
PEOPLE'S LITERARV ESSTITETE.—
SEVENTH COURSE OF LECTURHY.
°PEKIN° LECTrRE TT
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
AT CONCERT HALL.
THURSDAY EVENINS. 0,-tohor7oi.h. - -
TICKETS FOn TEE CQFILSZ OF HICH,KECTEIIii, -
AdMI : t : IIII/ avien oste person
FOR SALE Br -- Pk
& hletEllan. Fourtk and Chkamat.
Bowe. Sixth sad
eodorlop.a. Arch street. •
‘Preabyte non Book Store. Mt Ortateolbt- .o1)-Ttif .
117 HOMOEOPATHIC COLUVRE PPENN
SYLVANIA. Filbert
The intmdactory Lectures=t a reeredlethe kt•
I ° W.IVWAR D, idozrzkeisactxr,
:thh.r. C. 7. TITIMPTL.' TV BDAI, uut,'s 01* -
,
Prot. J. R. COIEL,Js.,TrETINESDATORk.gats...k._
crentng.
Prof. THOS:MODR.R. THURSDAY', WA. II o'ciceell.
erecutic_
CO: - TiERCI, I 44,V I TY4rA b I ii ,
rreeteg. •
Prot. SEWER: MONDAY i 171 k. &o'clock P.M.
Medina end Sartiaal Clget, WRDMDAY
SATURDAY, 12 ethielt.M.
08-7 t. J. BRA twai.
rY"7"=.. A MEETING OF THE STOCEROLD-
I. 3 FRS of the GRERN AND COATES-ST. PAS-
S
g - NO R RAILWAY COMPANY wilt be balk At the
office of the Company. = WALNUT Street. on Trini-
PAY, October 12th. at 11 noon, to consider the question
runtune the ears on the Green am! Contanstreot
hearten of the Comikanea road on Satahr.
: Be order of the board.
012 et DINDY SEARWOOD. Secretary.
ITTrtAirESLLA.NGUAGE. AND
RELIGION.—The Rev. HRNRY M. SCUD DER.
of India. will lecture on this subject on TT ES
DA.4 'EVENING. the 18th inst.. at 3 o'clock, in the
:N.II.BICAL FUND
Tickets. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
To be had at hlesias. Taus McMillan Wm. 5..4
A. Darden, Presbyterian Board Tract HC:41114, sad at
,the Rooms of the locus Men's Christian Association,
1011 Chestnut-.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANk
Pmaaatarnta, Cktaber 3d, lea
,13 7 ) 0;.oe m hereby riven that an electron - for Thirteen
_Minatory will he 'held at the Banking Roam on MON
DAY, November 7lst,l263,between the Imo re of 9 ceolock
A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M.; and a general meeting of the
Srockho!dera will be held on TUESDAY. November let.
at 4 o'clock P. M., at the Banking Roam.-
otAtn3l W. 11.114RTON.II„DgehMr.
r.
r s t o A u Mi o a r t i It i If w. BANIE7PUILADEL-
Notice is hereby 'riven that an election for 'Thirteen
Direct°, will be held at the Ban - lung House *a MON
DAY, November flat. IH9,_ between the hours of Id
o'clock A. N. sod !o'clock P. AI.;
an
a mineral mart
ins of the Stockholders will be held oa TUESDAY. No
vember let, at U o'clock H.
of-dtz2.l F. P. STEEL, Cashier.
EDUCATIONAL.
yOUlia LADIES' SEMINARY; The
a. next Qeulo2 or COTTAGESSMINART will com
mence tee first Tilt:9l)AT in November. Thts bourn
t ion is located at Pottstown, two hours ride from MI,
• •
The P.inciyal. Rev. R. CRIEKSHANK. can be weft
At NA. este CLiEsTNUT Street, from 9 to 12 o'clock. tat
WEDNESDAY. 12 M..19t11 Met. 01340
AA SHTON'S COMMERCIAL AGENuY,
Pois CHEST)irT BYrPet.—One large sad several
letter Rooms to let, in the eteond atom of the boildtrg.
Apply to JOHN ASHTO. Ja.. at the Mrice.
pASHIONABLE DANCING AND CAL'S
-e• THENIC EXERCISES.-W. J. DUFF reenact
fulls notifies that he will resume his Chums. in the
ASSEMBLY BUILDINO. TENTH and CHNSTIVT
Streets. on TUESDAY. the 13th October. Hoots of
Tutooo-d till a o'clock. and 8 to 10 oclock. P. Jd.
Onsa-Tnesdats and Fridays. Residence-711caRsr-
NUT Street. .alt-st•
SEWING MACIIMES.
I..;\VING MACHINES!—SEWING MA
CHINES!—We etill keep on band the T. X. L. Ma
chin, Silk. which for quality, atrength, and weight. to
unequalled by any. Also the best makes of Twist on I
na od is or Spools. The celebrated Willienintic and Orr
& Marano chts Cotton'. and three-cord Linen Threaus.
and Maohine Oil of best quality. Machine Needles at
reduced prices. .
The above in lobe had, in treat variety of N 0... colors,
and kinds, wholesale laud retail. at N 0.30 North THIR
Street. It' LAING & MaGINNIS.
LEGAL.
IS THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PH t A.—No. LI of September Term. LW. Divorces Crm.
CAROM?' M SIETZGKER. by her nest Oland GOT:C
-PR IE SEUBE KT. vs. EDWARD SIETZUKEtt.
Edward Aletssker. the Fespoadent in shore ease, will
tale notice that LEO:YARD B. FLETCHER. Eves the
Exlmi ner appointed by the Ccurt to take the testemony
of the witnesses of the Libellant an above ease: has ap
pointed the seventh day of November. lee& at 3t o'clock
P SL. to like ssid testimony at the Wetherell Hons..
nausea on the north aide of SANSOM Street. shove
Berth Street, to the arty df Philadelphia-
GEORGE H. %ABLE.
Attorney for the Labeihuit-
RAILROAD LLYES.
•
FTAI L ARRANGE=
AIENT. PHILADELPHIA.
WI 0T024, AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
On GEEfter AIONDAY. October Hui. 16:01.
PASSEN TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
For Baltimore at 8.15 A. AL, noon, Express.) sad
11.10 P. M.
For Chester at 8.15 A. M.. 'Saone. a and 8.10 P. M.
For Wilmington at 4.15 A. M.,11.4. and 1110 P. M.
For New Caste at 8.16 A. AL. and 4 P. Al.
For Middletown at 8.15 A. M., and 4 P. M.
For Dover atB.lsAl_, and I P. AL
For 'Milford at 8.1.3 A. 51, and 4 P. M.
For Seaford at 8.15 A. M., and 4 P M.
For Laurel at 8 15 A. Al. and 4 P.M.
TRAINS POR'PHILLADBLPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 630 A. M., (Express.) 1613 A. Al.,
and 5.21 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 5.55 A.M. and 11.30- M.,1 45 and
8.40 P. AI.
Learn Laurel at 615 A. M.. and 3.40 P. M.
Leave Seaford at 645 A. AL, and 405 P. M,
are Milford at LW • AI.. and 4.06 P. M,
are Dover at 905 A. M.. and 5.40 P. M.
save Middletown at 10 A. AL and 13.82 P. M.
Leave New Castle at 10.36 A. M.. Mid 6 P.M.
Le.aro Chester at 7.44,14 A. M.. and.9.lsP,_ ~M
Leave Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Rwthoad
at /O.LS A. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 8.45 A. M.. 12.83 and GAO P. 51
Leave Vliilmusston at 9.73 A. N., Ms P. AL, and 1.1...%
A. M.
BUNDAYB
OWI at 11.10 P. AI., from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
OM! at 5..% P. M.. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
FREIGHT TRAIN. with PASSENGER CAR attacked.
enll run as follows:
Leave Philadelptua for Perrjville and intermediate
places at 5.45 P. 51.
Leave Wilma:arm for Perryville and intermediate
places at 130 P. M.
Leave Ilaltimpre for Stimumer's Run, Chase's, and
Haretrood at 541 P. M.
oil S. M. FELTON, President.
ITOU WANT LIFE-SIZE PIIO T 0
graphs in 0 11 for Your Parlors, and Nitni.ture
Photographs and Ambrotypes for your friends. ou tan
re ay . omniodated with ail nine and lane teoturea
R EIM ER'S Gallery. SECOND etreet, above Green.
PEARS, PEARS.—
A large lot of very ,opor 01 , 047 DlZPhene
nsnuletue for stir in its to suit; also. a t erten.) ra.
nr Fruit and Contertioners. C. N. RR tOfiri.
olltt3t* Strr'et.
GUAM?.—DAZZLE GUANO in More
and for wile in lots to suit earchseere. Farmers
will do well to examine it before purehlwo r t else
where. Price VD per 200 pounds. -
W114.0W - !trio ° B. N , aCIEICO.I4I